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Exclusive: Sheffield's £60m Ikea store set to open in July 2017
Sheffield's long-awaited Ikea store is scheduled to open in July 2017 - with construction work potentially starting within weeks, The Star can reveal.
Tuesday, 29th March 2016, 4:20 pm
Updated Saturday, 2nd April 2016, 8:28 am
Artist's impression of planned new Ikea store on Sheffield Road, Tinsley, Sheffield, next to Meadowhall Retail Park.
A report by the company submitted to Sheffield Council has said it is hoped enabling work can start on the site in the next two months, with the store opening in July 2017.
The Swedish furniture giant has submitted planning applications relating to how the store will be constructed and road layout changes around the site of the store at the old Tinsley Wire site, near Meadowhall.
The former Tinsley Wire site on Sheffield Road where plans are going forward for a new Ikea store
All of the applications are expected to be granted within the next few weeks - clearing the way for work to begin.
The company is not willing to officially confirm details of when construction work is planned to start until the approvals are granted but has previously said building work can begin once the road changes are approved.
But Ikea has announced work is to start on clearing vegetation from the vacant site in the next few weeks.
A similar new Ikea store in Reading was granted final approval for elements of its construction by West Berkshire Council in July 2015. Building work began in the same month and the store is now scheduled to open this summer.
In Sheffield, Ikea needs to get permission for the highways alterations both around the site of the store at the old factory site close to Meadowhall retail park and changes to deal with increased traffic around junction 34 of the M1 before construction work can start.
Newly-submitted highways plans propose changes to Tinsley roundabout that would include altering the position of traffic and introducing a proposed fourth lane before the turn-off on to Bawtry Road.
It is hoped construction of the 37,000 sq ft superstore on Lock House Road can begin once Sheffield Council approve the plans, with a decision due by May 3.
An Ikea spokesperson said: "In 2015 we finalised the legal process with Sheffield City Council and took ownership of the site for our new Ikea Sheffield store.
"We are currently working to discharge all the necessary planning conditions to allow a start on site and these applications are now being dealt with by the city council.
"It is still too early to say when we will be able to make a full start on site with construction work and therefore too early to say when the new store could open.
"However in order to maintain the site during this time, over the coming weeks, contractors will work on site to clear vegetation which has grown on the site during the planning process."
An application for planning permission for the £60 million scheme was originally submitted in May 2013.
The store, which is expected to create up to 700 jobs, including 300 people being employed to build the premises, was given conditional planning permission by Sheffield Council in June 2014, before the Government gave the final go-ahead two months later.
A legal agreement was signed in 2015.
The plans show a two-storey store built over a 1,000-space surface car park.
It will also include a cafe and children's play areas.
Ikea had been looking for a suitable location for a Sheffield store for more than 10 years, initially considering the old Yorkshire Electricity Board depot off the Parkway.
The nearest stores to the city that are currently open are in Nottingham and Leeds.


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Frequently Asked Questions about Frostbite
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By Neil, Facty StaffUpdated: Aug 17, 2018
Frostbite is caused by recently frozen tissue and requires exposure to the elements below the freezing point of skin. While hypothermia relies on body temperature to reach a dangerously low point, frostbite can happen in as few as 15 minutes and feels as though it is burning you. The refreezing of skin causes the condition and is aided by moisture, and the parts of the body most affected are generally the extremities and facial areas like the nose, cheeks, and ears. Exposure is the most significant reason for frostbite and disproportionately affects the disenfranchised.
Frostbite Means Dead Tissue
Exposure to extreme cold prompts the body to protect itself while doing the opposite with frostbite. The body, effectively, tells blood vessels to slow the blood to the skin and supply more to vital organs. Nevermind that skin is essential, the liver, heart, lungs, pancreas, and others are deemed more critical. Rather than lose available heat inside, your body restricts blood flow to the skin. Your body begins to open and close until it finally just closes for the day leaving your skin on its own.
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The Dual-Edged Sword Of Frostbite
Frostbite occurs both from exposure and cell harm after the fact owing to the skin's inability to breathe. While you may be walking through a blizzard with no shortage of water, your skin cells are losing the water in their interiors while the water between the cells develops into ice crystals. When blood flow returns to the extremities when the body rewarms, it finds damaged blood vessels. The vessel walls become permeable, and blood leaks into the tissues causing inflammation. Blood flow is again impeded and begins to form clots in the small vessels of the extremities. This one-two punch causes further tissue damage, with the last stage (inflammation) being most responsible for the amount of tissue damage that ultimately occurs.
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The Progression Of Frostbite
Frostbite's symptoms are similar to a burn chart. First-degree frostbite may be no more than simple skin irritation. The second degree shifts itself to blistering before permanent damage and harm. Frostbite in the third degree refers to the permanent loss of the skin and necrosis at each cellular level.
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The Different Levels of Frostbite
Frostbite without an official classification is put into two categories. Superficial and deep. Unsurprisingly, deep is worse than superficial just as acne scarring is a scar and acne is temporary. While not pleasant, superficial frostbite is not a permanent condition. Deep frostbite is permanent. The pain is real and the damage, perhaps, worse and irreversible. Deep frostbite can appear benign and require less than pleasant treatment.
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Don't Panic; Feeling Isn't Everything
Frostnip, Trench Foot, and Chilblain might sound like villains in a children's book, but they are reversible conditions based on exposure. Your skin is just really cold. Chilblains are painful, looks horrible but is not permanent. Frostnip just doesn't sound serious, and it's not. It is the difference between the (frost) nip and the (frost) bite of a large dog and is not permanent. Trench Foot ultimately clears up when not surrounded by the cold and damp. There is no reason to panic though you may worry that frostbite is the issue incorrectly.
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Don't Play With Frostbite
Whether it's you or someone else that you suspect has frostbite, it's a rapidly closing window, and you need to act quickly. Don't try to be tough or encourage another to suck it up; this is poor advice to give yourself or others. You can't explain suspected frostbite from afar; it requires a physical examination. On the way to the hospital, go ahead and hydrate yourself and await the diagnosis of the physician or healthcare professional. It may seem counterintuitive as you're walking through the snow, but your blood cells are likely battling dehydration.
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Beyond the Physical Examination for Frostbite
Doctors spend years and hundreds of thousands of dollars to wear that title. They understand the gravity of frostbite. Superficial or deep diagnosis of frostbite is not a walk in the park, but they are not walking in the park; they are attending to you. When a doctor asks about your cold exposure time give your best answer to allow them to make an accurate assessment of potential problems. Doctors are in a position these days to quickly find out the temperatures you were exposed to based on your answer.
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What Can You Do Ahead Of a Hospital Visit?
Frostbite is often related to dehydration so drink water, rewarm yourself and remove all damp materials from the affected areas and keep those same areas above the heart. Even if you're being driven to the hospital, do this much for yourself.
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How Will The Doctor Treat My Frostbite?
To be clear, if frostbite is suspected your doctor's thoughts will run to hyperthermia first. Doctors, generally, have a nagging interest in saving your life rather than a finger or toe. Expect that to be their priority. Beyond that, frostbite treatment is a process that requires regular monitoring. The worst thing you can do for yourself is not follow up as directed.
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What Is Normal Treatment for Frostbite?
Saving your life is primary. From there the rewarming process will be undertaken by your doctor. This generally involves a circulating water bath in your near future. Based on severity expect pain meds ranging from OTC solutions to narcotics. In serious cases, don't be surprised with admission to the hospital for daily monitoring. IVs may also be employed, and regular follow-ups are equally common.
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'Doctor Strange' is Marvel's Latest Overblown Comic-Book Car Crash
By Rex Reed • 11/02/16 11:00am
Benedict Cumberbatch as Stephen Strange. Jay Maidment/Marvel
People who ask nothing more for their money than a lot of nerve-scrambling computerized special effects might get through Doctor Strange, another in a long line of lengthy, stupid and unbearable Marvel Studios comic books on film, with minimal brain damage. Everyone else will see through it for the two hours of gibberish it really is and walk on by.
DOCTOR STRANGE★
(1/4 stars)
Directed by: Scott Derrickson
Written by: Jon Spaihts, Scott Derrickson and C. Robert Cargill
Starring: Benedict Cumberbatch, Chiwetel Ejiofer and Tilda Swinton
Running time: 115 mins.
This one wastes the abilities of Benedict Cumberbatch and Rachel McAdams, who both obviously tossed critical perception to the wind and went for the money. None of it makes any sense, but logic is the last thing any of the minds attracted to this kind of junk want or expect. Trudging through the narrative sludge while dodging the flying 3-D gimmicks, the star plays Stephen Strange, an egomaniacal neurosurgeon who survives the impact of a catastrophic car crash with tissue damage so severe it wrecks his career. His only hope for healing his uncontrollably trembling hands is a place in Katmandu where Tilda Swinton, looking weirder than ever with a shaved head, materializes as The Ancient One, a wizard zombie who teaches him a lot of demented rubbish about parallel dimensions, multiple universes, time travel and mystical religions as well as providing a textbook glossary on how to retrain the spirit to heal the body. Soon Dr. Strange is levitating all over the place, harnessing energy from altered realities to defeat the Grim Reaper and ultimate hiss-boo villain Kaecilius (Mads Mikkelsen) before heading back to New York to save the universe. "It doesn't make sense," says Cumberbatch, in a red cape and ugly goatee. "Not everything does," replies The Ancient One. "Not everything has to." And that seems to be the governing philosophy behind this second-rate knock-off of everything from The Matrix to Ant-Man.
Directed by Scott Derrickson (Sinister) and typed on a word processor in what passes as a screenplay by Jon Spaihts and C. Robert Cargill, Doctor Strange is an awkwardly cliché-riddled mix of hamstrung imagination and bizarro reality. For characterization, dialogue, narrative arc, acceptable acting and coherence, go elsewhere. For CGI, there's a place of many doors leading to the sanctums that rule the world, which allows the folks at Disney to waste money on locations in Hong Kong, Nepal and Hollywood. Open the New York door and you're on Bleecker Street, where the spirits, sorcerers and pissed-off villains all end up flying through the air, skyscrapers turn upside down, and taxicabs sail through space. It's astounding that a movie with so much action could be so boring. You stare at it, gobsmacked, and you don't know whether to laugh or have your head examined.
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Charlottesville reporting shows the REAL danger to America is not violent riots but a wildly dishonest media that lies and distorts everything for political gain
Tuesday, August 15, 2017 by: JD Heyes
Tags: anti-America, Charlottesville, CNN, establishment media, fake news, mainstream media, President Donald J. Trump, protest, Trump hate, white supremacists
(Natural News) Shortly after violence erupted in Charlottesville, Va., on Saturday, where white supremacists and Left-wing anarchists battled one another over the fate of a Civil War monument, President Donald J. Trump tweeted out this message:
"We ALL must be united & condemn all that hate stands for. There is no place for this kind of violence in America. Lets come together as one!"
To the disgustingly dishonest establishment media that wasn't good enough. They insisted — no, demanded — that the president call out only the white supremacist organizations by name who reportedly had attended the Charlottesville protest in some capacity.
So, bending to the request Trump took time on Monday to address specifically that racial hate espoused by the KKK and other white nationalist organizations would not be tolerated.
Not good enough.
Oh, Trump didn't condemn those groups quickly enough, the chattering Left-wing commentariat in the media complained. And when he finally did, 'it was only because we forced him to — he didn't really mean it and we don't believe him!'
Like former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said Monday in an interview with Fox News, no matter what this president says or does, the haters are gonna hate and the Alt-Left is gonna riot.
"…[C]learly there was a hunger for him to use the specific phrases about white supremacists and about the KKK and about Nazis. He came back today (Monday afternoon), he said every single thing that his critics on the left want. So now you have crowds that are saying 'well, he didn't say it soon enough.' I just want to suggest to you – there's an anti-Trump movement in this country that will never, ever be satisfied as long as he's president," Gingrich said.
Absolutely right. But the former speaker reminded viewers of this nugget, too: "By the way, remember, it's Donald Trump who, last year, in the campaign, repudiated David Duke, he repudiated the KKK and in his inaugural, he said 'all of us bleed the same color' and 'to be racist is to be un-American."
Again, not good enough. It's Trump, after all, so the false narratives — that's he's racist, bigoted, homophobic — will endure no matter what.
I want to be clear about something: Yes, I'm part of "the media," but not part of the establishment media that is responsible for ginning up and then perpetuating so much vile hatred of Trump that it's literally making people on the Left insane.
Consider this: As reported by The Daily Caller, Left-wing extremists "doxxed" a University of Arkansas professor, Kyle Quinn, and began calling him out on social media because they believe he was one of the right-wing extremists marching in favor of white supremacy in Charlottesville.
Only, as The New York Times reported, Quinn was nowhere near the city on Friday night; he was 1,000 miles away in Bentonville, Ark., having dinner with his wife and viewing an art exhibit.
The Times noted:
Mr. Quinn, who runs a laboratory dedicated to wound-healing research, was quickly flooded with vulgar messages on Twitter and Instagram, he said in an interview on Monday. Countless people he had never met demanded he lose his job, accused him of racism and posted his home address on social networks.
He had been misidentified.
The right-wing protest marcher carrying a tiki torch Friday night that Quinn was mistaken for sported an "Arkansas Engineering" t-shirt; Quinn teaches at the facility. The marcher had a beard and similar build to Quinn as well.
But it wasn't him.
"You have celebrities and hundreds of people doing no research online, not checking facts," Quinn told Times, "I've dedicated my life to helping all people, trying to improve health care and train the next generation of scientists, and this is potentially throwing a wrench in that."
This is the establishment media's fault. They are responsible for creating and then enabling an outsized hatred for Trump because it empowers them and advances their anti-American political objectives. (Related: The real goal of the intolerant Left is the outright extermination of conservative White culture (and elimination of the First Amendment.)
It's time someone held them responsible.
J.D. Heyes is a senior writer for NaturalNews.com and NewsTarget.com, as well as editor of The National Sentinel.
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Identity Theft – Financial Eligibility & Identity Restored
Doctors diagnosed Joseph with Progressive Glaucoma, which is an eye condition that causes damage to the optic nerve resulting in permanent vision loss. He was told his eyesight would gradually fade over several years until he was blind, but little did he know he would be involved in an accident that would dramatically change his life sooner than he thought.
While at work in late 2009, a heavy box fell on the back of Joseph's neck, back and shoulders, damaging his optic nerve, which controlled his vision. Joseph went completely blind in a matter of months instead of years.
Being remarried and raising a teenage son, Joseph realized he needed to apply for social security disability in order to have an income that, along with that of his new wife, would support both of them and allow them to support their household. After a few months, Joseph was granted Social Security Disability. When someone is awarded Social Security income of any kind, they are no longer required to file a tax return because their income is no longer earned. Although he was no longer required to file, he was included in his wife's filing as her dependent.
Upon filing, Joseph and his wife were confused and frustrated because they did not understand why they did not receive a tax refund. In addition, his social security benefits were cut off because it appeared to the Social Security Administration that he was working. Joseph did his research and started to believe he might be a victim of identity theft.
LSLA accepted his case and got started right away, requesting 2848 to access his tax refund history, which included a timeline of submitted documents such as W2's. LSLA instantly noticed W2's posted from Florida. Also uncovered were three dependents in Florida listed on his report which made no sense since Joseph and his wife only had one child. His attorney immediately knew and confirmed that he was in fact a victim of identity theft.
On top of not receiving a refund, Joseph's disability income was discontinued since the IRS was able to see reports of a steady income, actually reported by the identity thief. With continued efforts, LSLA made a Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA) request to identify the back and forth communication Joseph had with the IRS, proving his attempts to inform the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) that he was disabled and the W2s from Florida were not his own.
All of this overwhelming information about his social security being discontinued due to identity theft was stressful for Joseph and his wife. Over time, his wife became ill and could no longer work. Without her supportive income and no income from his disability award, the family was getting desperate for money.
LSLA submitted an identity theft claim to the IRS, which was accepted. The IRS ended up giving Joseph a protected PIN number that can block others who are trying to access his tax information. LSLA helped Joseph re-qualify for social security disability. LSLA also obtained all of Joseph's wife's refund money. Finally, LSLA obtained a determination that Joseph did not owe any money to the IRS.
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Three people were killed and 12 others injured after a shooting at an annual festival in Northern California …
Three people were killed and 12 others injured Sunday after a shooting that sent panicked people running at an annual food festival in Northern California, according to a city official.
The shooting occurred during the three-day celebration featuring food, cooking competitions and music that attracts more than 100,000 people. Sunday was the final day of this year's event. Gilroy Councilman Dion Bracco told The Associated Press the number of dead and injured is a preliminary figure.
Witnesses reported confusion and panic as shots rang out at the Gilroy Garlic Festival in the city of 50,000 located about 80 miles (176 kilometers) southeast of San Francisco.
The band Tin Man was just starting an encore when shots rang out.
Singer Jack van Breen said he saw a man wearing a green shirt and grayish handkerchief around his neck fire into the food area with what looked like an assault rifle.
Van Breen and other members of the band dove under the stage. Van Breen says he heard someone shout: "Why are you doing this? "and the reply: "because I'm really angry. "
His bandmate Vlad Malinovsky from Walnut Creek, California, said he heard a lot of shots and then it stopped. Later, law enforcement came by and told the band members and others hiding with them to come out with their hands up.
Stanford Medical Center has two patients being treated from the shooting at the Gilroy Garlic Festival, spokeswoman Julie Greicius said. She had no details on their injuries or conditions. Santa Clara Valley Medical Center received five victims, spokeswoman Joy Alexiou said. She also had no information on their conditions.
Evenny Reyes of Gilroy, 13, told the newspaper that she spent the day at the festival with her friends and relatives.
"We were just leaving and we saw a guy with a bandana wrapped around his leg because he got shot. And there were people on the ground, crying," Reyes said. "There was a little kid hurt on the ground. People were throwing tables and cutting fences to get out."
Reyes said that she didn't run at first because the gunshots sounded like fireworks. "It started going for five minutes, maybe three. It was like the movies — everyone was crying, people were screaming."
Todd Jones, a sound engineer, told the newspaper that he was at the front of the festival's Vineyard stage when he heard what sounded like a firework. "But then it started to increase, more rapidly, which sounded more like gunfire, and at that point people realized what was happening," Jones said.
Natalie Martinez, a Gilroy Resident, told the Mercury News that she had gone to get food and separated from her two daughters. "I ran to find the girls . and we basically ran into each other. I thought, We're open prey. It was awful."
Video first posted on social media sites about 5:30 p.m. showed people running for safety at the festival.
Agents from the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives are responding to the scene of the shooting.
The Gilroy Police Department on its Twitter account issued a statement saying: "The hearts of Gilroy PD and entire community go out to the victims of today's shooting at the Garlic Festival. The scene is still active. If you are looking for a loved one, please go to the reunification center at Gavilan College at parking lot B."
President Donald Trump tweeted about the shooting Sunday night. "Law Enforcement is at the scene of shootings in Gilroy, California. Reports are that shooter has not yet been apprehended. Be careful and safe!" he wrote.
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N. P. "Klaas" Landsman (* 11. September 1963 in Nijmegen) ist ein niederländischer mathematischer Physiker und Mathematiker.

Landsman studierte theoretische Physik und Mathematik an der Universität Amsterdam, an der er 1989 summa cum laude promovierte. Als Post-Doktorand war er von 1989 bis 1997 an der Universität Cambridge, unterbrochen  1993/94 zu einem Aufenthalt an der Universität Hamburg. Ab 1997 war er wieder an der Universität Amsterdam zunächst als KNAW-Fellow, ab 2002 als Professor für mathematische Physik. Ab 2004 ist er Professor an der Radboud-Universität Nijmegen.

Er befasst sich unter anderem mit nichtkommutativer Geometrie, geometrischer Quantisierung und Deformationsquantisierung, Indextheorie, Lie-Groupoiden und -Algebroiden und deren Verbindung zueinander. Außerdem mit Quantenfeldtheorie bei endlicher Temperatur, Zufall und Determinismus, Topos-Theorie und Quantenlogik, spontanem Symmetriebruch, Emergenz und dem Problem der Messung in der Quantenmechanik.

Er erhielt einen Pioneer Grant der niederländischen Forschungsorganisation NWO. 2022 erhielt er den Spinoza-Preis.

Landsman ist Ehrenmitglied der British Society for the Philosophy of Science. 2019 wurde er Mitglied der königlich-niederländischen Akademie der Wissenschaften (KNAW).

Er schrieb zwei populärwissenschaftliche Bücher, eines (Requiem voor Newton) halb-autobiographisch, das andere (Naar alle Onwaarschijnlijkheid) über Zufall.

Bücher und Übersichtsartikel
mit Ch. G. van Weert: Real- and imaginary-time field theory at finite temperature and density, Physics Reports, Band 145, 1987, S. 141–249
Mathematical Topics Between Classical and Quantum Mechanics, Springer, 1998
Herausgeber mit M. Plaum, M. Schlichenmaier: Quantization of Singular Symplectic Quotients, Progress in Mathematics 198, Birkhäuser 2001
Requiem voor Newton, Contact, 2005
Hrsg. mit Ellen van Wolde: The Challenge of Chance: A Multidisciplinary Approach from Science and the Humanities, Springer, 2016
Foundations of Quantum Theory: From Classical Concepts to Operator Algebras, Springer 2017
Naar alle Onwaarschijnlijkheid, Prometheus, 2018
Foundations of General Relativity: From Einstein to Black Holes, Radboud University Press, 2021, Online

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Homepage
Biographie bei GQT

Physiker (20. Jahrhundert)
Physiker (21. Jahrhundert)
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Hochschullehrer (Universität von Amsterdam)
Hochschullehrer (Radboud-Universität Nijmegen)
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Abstract: Emotional dysregulation facilitates emotion recognition independent of dwell time to faces.
Gregory, N. J., 2015. Abstract: Emotional dysregulation facilitates emotion recognition independent of dwell time to faces. In: Experimental Psychology Society Meeting, 8--10 July 2015, Lincoln, UK.
Emotional dysregulation (ED) is the inability to understand and modulate one's own emotional responses and has been proposed as the central feature of Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). Yet research suggests that people with BPD may actually be more accurate in detecting emotions in others than controls. This study examined whether ED is related to attentional biases towards facial cues of others when viewing emotional social scenarios. We predicted that participants scoring the highest for ED would be most accurate at identifying emotion. Furthermore, people who were most accurate were predicted to spend the greatest time fixating faces. We presented 5-second clips from unfamiliar soap operas which were positive, negative or neutral in emotional content, whilst eye movements were recorded. After each clip, participants (N=29) rated their emotional content on a scale from 1-7 (very negative – very positive), finally completing the Difficulties in Emotion Regulation Scale (Gratz & Roemer, 2004). As predicted, those with high ED scores were most accurate at emotion recognition. However, neither ED nor accuracy was related to time fixating faces. This suggests that ED may sensitize individuals to others' emotions but that this may be dependent on subtle attentional biases rather than greater dwell time to faces.


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Dr. Adolph Surtshin '32 was interested in civil liberties, ethics, and humanism. He and his wife had come from different religious traditions, but both believed that the important commonality was the ethical teachings of their faiths. He believed that he was his brother's keeper, that people were basically good, and that the most important thing in life was to behave as to bring out the best in others. He was an optimist. An ardent supporter of the American Ethical Union and the Ethical Culture Society, the American Civil Liberties Union, Americans United for the Separation of Church and State, Doctors Without Borders, and Amnesty International, he believed in philanthropy.
This scholarship was established to keep his memory alive, and to further his values. He valued education and felt a great responsibility to use the education he received to help others. He also valued ethical behavior and responsible citizenship. He'd like scholarship awardees to be dedicated to these same values. The scholarship is awarded in the amount of $1,000 to a single student.
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Title text: At least, I don't think there's evidence. My claim that there's no evidence hasn't been falsified. At least, not that I know of.
In this comic, Miss Lenhart teaches to a class comprising of Hairy, Ponytail, and Science Girl about Karl Popper. Karl Popper was a philosopher of science who endorsed the idea that science is distinguished from non-science by treating its theories as falsifiable. This means that science does not treat any theory as definitive, because future research could show that it is false.
A not uncommon reading of Popper assumes that instead of proving hypotheses, scientists are disproving hypotheses. This reading leads to technicalities like the ones stated in the comic: Instead of asserting that Popper was indeed born on July 28, 1902, and grew up in Vienna, a scientist can only assert that there is no evidence disproving these facts, which seems counter-intuitive because one cannot disprove the facts of Popper's birthdate and childhood residence.
Note however that falsifiability is often interpreted to mean that there has to be a way to disprove a given statement if it is wrong, or to distinguish between two mutually competing hypotheses; not that a statement is accepted solely due to the lack of evidence to the contrary, e.g. a birth certificate is often used to establish a date of birth and falsifying that date of birth would then mean calling into question the birth certificate's authenticity or accuracy, but without any historical records of the date of birth one would normally not even speculate at all about the precise date of birth. As such reasoning solely on the absence of proof to the contrary would be considered unusual in most contexts.
The humor comes when the comic applies this idea to the life and biographical information of Karl Popper himself. Note that in real life, such a subject would be a matter for historical proof, not scientific, and would thus fall outside the realm of study Popper was thinking of.
The title text takes this reading a couple of steps further in a kind of meta-analysis. It points out that Miss Lenhart's claim of no evidence has not been proven false, and also that we're dealing with only the knowledge of a single individual who may not be aware of evidence that might exist.
Another reading of Popper points out that Popper's philosophy discarded proofs altogether as a defining feature of science. Thus there is no such thing as definitive evidence in Popper's notion of science: Even falsifying assertions themselves are seen as falsifiable.
Miss Lenhart: There's no evidence that Karl Popper wasn't born on July 28th, 1902.
I don't think you're wrong. I've never seen any evidence that you're wrong. I've never met the guy (I've definitely met the guy).
Every time I read this, it reminds me of Bad Lip Reading's Carl Poppa.
Surely there's no such thing as "historical proof" as opposed to "scientific proof"? That's creationist talk.
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Corroded battery terminals prevent your car from running at its best. A paste of baking soda and water can clean it off.
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Summer – Summer – Summertime! How do you beat the summer heat? Here at our house we eat popsicles on nearly a daily basis. We keep an assortment of ice pops, fruit popsicles and fudgesicles on hand and the boys love when we make our own popsicle creations! Keeping a batch of homemade popsicles in our freezer has become the norm the past month or so. I'm an ice-cream and popsicle lover so this momma ain't complainin' and making our own ice pops is WAY cheaper than buying them at the store! Some of the gourmet popsicles and ice-cream bars can get pricey!
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If you are in or near Washington State, you should definitely check out Crystal Mountain. With an elevation of 7004 feet and a vertical drop of 3102 feet, Crystal Mountain actually sits below Mount Rainier, which has a top elevation of 14,408 feet. Between the months of November and April, several feet of fresh powder falls on Crystal Mountain, due to the cold Cascade storms common to the area.
This is rough terrain, and there is little offered to beginners as far as the ease of the trails go. But lessons are available, as well as rentals for ski's and other equipment. At Crystal Mountain, there are morethan 2300 acres and fifty trails, making this the largest ski area in the state of Washington. There are ten lifts available: 2 high speed six passenger lifts, 2 high speed quads, 2 triple chairs, 3 double chairs, and 1 children's surface lift.


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Celebrating Canada's 150th? Interested in learning more about Canadian culture, and laughing about it along the way? Then open up J.C. Villamere's Is Canada Even Real?: How a Nation Built on Hobos, Beavers, Weirdos, and Hip Hop Convinced the World to Beliebe.
Sections of the book address Hobos; Beavers; Hip Hop; Weirdos; and Mascots. Really. We're told that 'This book invites you to look past our past and see that Canada is no longer solely the icons in which we once saw ourselves' (which would include 'maple leaves, hockey, canoes, totem poles, and polar bears.' Trivia quizzes are interspersed to check readers' detailed knowledge of these newer icons.
I found that I've missed a lot of Canadian culture - never watched The Littlest Hobo, Parlez-Moi or Electric Circus. I enjoyed the part on Canada's witty (and alcoholic) Dad, Sir John A. Macdonald, and was surprised to read that 'Mackenzie King was really into spiritualism' and used it to contact his dogs! Also that Stephen Harper was 'the first prime minister of Canada to hire a full-time stylist.' And, of course, there's a discussion of Justin Trudeau's hair.
I learned here that 'Canada's first Olympic mascot was a beaver', called Amik which turns out to be Anishinaabe for beaver - who knew? Also that a bunch of hockey players became MPs - celebrity garners votes everywhere, it seems. But you'll find your own favourite Canadian trivia tidbits in this entertaining volume. Enjoy!


Prevention is a key factor when it comes to preventing any type of disease, including periodontal disease (also known as gum disease), which is why it's important to fully understand what it is and how it occurs. Being aware of the signs and symptoms that accompany gum disease can be helpful with diagnosis in its early stages. Gingivitis is the earliest stage of gum disease and noticeable signs include swollen, bleeding gums, bad breath and sensitive teeth.
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Starting with an ideal brushing regimen, which includes brushing your teeth with a soft bristled toothbrush twice a day for two minutes and flossing at least once a day. After a few months, toothbrush bristles start to wear and won't clean as effectively, especially in areas where bacteria are more likely to buildup, especially around the gumline.
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Universal formation dynamics and noise of Kerr-frequency combs in microresonators
T. Herr1,
K. Hartinger1,2,
J. Riemensberger1,
C. Y. Wang1,3,
E. Gavartin1,
R. Holzwarth2,3,
M. L. Gorodetsky4 &
T. J. Kippenberg1,3
Nature Photonics volume 6, pages 480–487 (2012)Cite this article
Frequency combs
Microresonators
Optical physics
Optical frequency combs allow for the precise measurement of optical frequencies and are used in a growing number of applications. The new class of Kerr-frequency comb sources, based on parametric frequency conversion in optical microresonators, can complement conventional systems in applications requiring high repetition rates such as direct comb spectroscopy, spectrometer calibration, arbitrary optical waveform generation and advanced telecommunications. However, a severe limitation in experiments working towards practical systems is phase noise, observed in the form of linewidth broadening, multiple repetition-rate beat notes and loss of temporal coherence. These phenomena are not explained by the current theory of Kerr comb formation, yet understanding this is crucial to the maturation of Kerr comb technology. Here, based on observations in crystalline MgF2 and planar Si3N4 microresonators, we reveal the universal, platform-independent dynamics of Kerr comb formation, allowing the explanation of a wide range of phenomena not previously understood, as well as identifying the condition for, and transition to, low-phase-noise performance.
High-quality microresonators in the longwave infrared based on native germanium
Dingding Ren
, Chao Dong
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Efficient Kerr soliton comb generation in micro-resonator with interferometric back-coupling
J. M. Chavez Boggio
, D. Bodenmüller
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Ultra-broadband Kerr microcomb through soliton spectral translation
Gregory Moille
, Edgar F. Perez
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Figure 1: Multiple and broad beat notes.
Figure 2: Kerr comb formation.
Figure 3: Commensurability of subcombs.
Figure 4: Kerr comb reconstruction.
Figure 5: Transition to a low phase noise Kerr comb.
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This work was funded by a Marie Curie IAPP, Eurostars, the Swiss National Science Foundation, the NCCR Nanoterra NTF and DARPA QuASAR. M.L.G. acknowledges support from the Dynasty Foundation and the Russian Foundation for Basic Research (grant 11-02-00383-a). The authors acknowledge helpful discussions with P. Del'Haye in the early phase of this work.
Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), Lausanne, 1015, Switzerland
T. Herr, K. Hartinger, J. Riemensberger, C. Y. Wang, E. Gavartin & T. J. Kippenberg
Menlo Systems GmbH, Martinsried, 82152, Germany
K. Hartinger & R. Holzwarth
Max-Planck-Institut für Quantenoptik, Garching, 85748, Germany
C. Y. Wang, R. Holzwarth & T. J. Kippenberg
Faculty of Physics, M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State University, Moscow, 119991, Russia
M. L. Gorodetsky
T. Herr
K. Hartinger
J. Riemensberger
C. Y. Wang
E. Gavartin
R. Holzwarth
T. J. Kippenberg
T.H. and T.J.K designed the experiments. T.H. and J.R. performed the experiments. T.H. analysed the data. K.H. fabricated the Si3N4 samples. E.G. contributed in the early phase of the Si3N4 sample fabrication. T.H. and C.Y.W. fabricated the MgF2 samples. M.L.G., T.H. and T.J.K. developed the quantitative model. All authors discussed the data and wrote the manuscript.
Correspondence to T. J. Kippenberg.
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Herr, T., Hartinger, K., Riemensberger, J. et al. Universal formation dynamics and noise of Kerr-frequency combs in microresonators. Nature Photon 6, 480–487 (2012). https://doi.org/10.1038/nphoton.2012.127
Issue Date: July 2012
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1038/nphoton.2012.127
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Eiheiji temple: impressions from Dogen's world
Eiheiji temple, located in the mountains outside Fukui city in central Japan, was established by Zen master Dogen in 1244 and is one of the two head temples of Soto Zen. In existence for almost eight centuries now, the temple is an active monastery where more then 150 monks are in training. With dozens of buildings nestled in a forest of tall cedar trees, Eiheiji provides a glimpse into the 13th century world of Dogen, the founder of our Soto Zen lineage, from whom dharma as been transmitted over time and continents, from warm hand to warm hand. Thousands of people visit Eiheiji each year – all visitors are treated as religious trainees and are required to respect its traditional monastic practice and environment.
This summer, Yoko Ohashi, a longtime Brooklyn Zen Center sangha member, now serving as co-Ino and co-facilitator of the POC sangha, visited this cherished Soto Zen site. These are some impressions from that visit.
The town of Eiheiji, which was established and grew around the temple. The streets are filled with noodle places and souvenir shops. The atmosphere is that of a place past its heyday, when the temple dominated the life of the communities in this mountainous area. From town, a bus takes visitors to the temple's entrance.
An inscription at one of the entrances of the temple reads:
Japanese First Soto Zen Dojo
"In spring, cherry blossoms
In summer, the cuckoo
In autumn, the moon
In winter, the snow
Cold and clear." – Dogen Zenji
One of the gates to the temple. Visitors have to cross multiple, nested entrances, before reaching the monastery. Japanese people like to visit temples, taking it as an opportunity to make resolutions, especially around New Year's.
On my arrival, the detailed care of Zen practice showed up immediately: there was a carefully hand-written note with my name signaling the place for me to store my shoes.
Towering, centuries-old trees are a majestic presence in the temple's grounds. Some of the trees are held by wires. While the intention is to preserve these magnificent beings, it's almost sad to see them being held this way, as the trees seem to have already lived their lives.
One of the training monks took me to my tatami bedroom. The room included a small table with a tea set, sweets and a schedule, indicating my wake-up time at 3:30 a.m. The room had a handbook on how to fold the futon at the end of my stay, with very meticulous instructions and diagrams. There were also nightgowns, with belts, carefully folded on top of the beds.
The training monks' practice roles may include taking care of visitors like me. They were very friendly but discreet, keeping their words to a minimum and practicing what we call "functional speech."
Views from the balcony outside my room. The landscape is green and moss-covered. The weather was beautifully misty.
On the night of my arrival, I was taken to practice zazen at the visitor's hall, with some other 20 guests. We were instructed to sit in full lotus position and showed how to hold our hands and keep the spine straight. This meditation instruction was not much different from the directions we provide at BZC.
After zazen, we watched a film about the life of the monks at Eiheiji. The training monks spend over a year at the monastery, after which they go to serve as apprentice priests at their father's temples.
The table in my bedroom included a set of chopsticks with chants for the mealtime.
The service hall, located at the top of the mountain. The service, which could not be photographed, included about one hundred, fully robed, monks. Their intricate fast movements and beautiful chanting turned the service into an elaborate choreography. Visitors were invited to line up and offer incense to Dogen.
The stairs connecting different temple grounds provided a physical sense of ascension, of rising up, as we walked up each step. They also provided a sense of permeability between temples and the nature surrounding them. One can only imagine how cold it must be in these open corridors during the winter.
Breakfast was served in a simplified version of oryoki. It included rice with gamashio, pickled plums, radish and seaweed, as well as mushroom, carrots and beans.
In the midst of the lush greenery there is a statue of Avalokiteshvara on a lotus petal. Avalokiteshvara is a bodhisattva who embodies the compassion of all Buddhas. In Japan this figure is known as Kanzeon or Kannon.
Coming back to America, I was delighted to find out that this statue depicts the story of Dogen's experience on his way back to Japan from China. Dogen's ship was met with deadly winds and, while Dogen recited the Lotus sutra, the figure of Avalokiteshvara appeared on the waves and the winds suddenly calmed down.
After returning to Japan, Dogen wrote Fukanzazengi ("Universally Recommended Instructions for Zazen"), in which he described and promoted the practice of zazen. After founding Eiheiji, Dogen devoted the rest of his life to transmitting the Buddha Dharma and to training disciples. Our lineage at Brooklyn Zen Center descends directly from Dogen and his teachings.


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If you like to combine your roulette games with other casino games you need to put this into consideration. The bankroll will actually be used for many different types of games and this can be helpful but also confusing. Make sure that you set up limits for every individual type of game that you like to play and see any winnings as collected means for all of your online gaming. This way a win on the roulette wheel could be what it took for you to win in blackjack or on a slot machine.
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My first Unity game and LD.
Nice! Reminded me of one of the Trials HD minigames (the one with the big balancing ball maybe?) gets pretty trick too!
Excellent for a first entry! No ability to control yourself in the air is interesting, but it removes a lot of the thrill - it is very obvious you are about to lose if you get airborne at a funny angle, and you can't do a thing about it.
thanks for your comment, I wish I had more time to make more levels!
Although I cant say it was super innovative it was crazy fun. Really wish there was more of this.
First unity game ever? In 48 hours?? Phew. Respect.
Couldn't get past this darn cliffs... As hazzen said, some mid-air control would be nice.
pseudo2D flash style graphics are very good. Also great physical vehicle.
Nice concept and fun to play, I suspect it could be improved further with some control tweaking.
Hey interesting graphics and look. Simple but fun to play, well done for a first entry !
Graphics are super stylized and clean- I love when the logo and controls are seamlessly placed the game. Enjoyed playing the game, took a few tries but I made it to the first gate. Simple, but well executed!


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He's 64 years old [born in1932], and he's the youngest. Outside influences are changing the way young people in Micronesia look at life; it is a very confusing, turmoiled time. Young people are not learning the old ways. One of the things that he told me years ago is that a master navigator's life is not fulfilled until there is someone to carry on his legacy after his death. That's Mau's concern: he has not trained someone among his people in navigation. Every time Mau came unselfishly to Hawai'i to teach us about the old ways, we'd sit down and talk about that concern. Then in 1994, he came and told me. "It's too late. I am too old, our children have too much to learn, and it's too late." That's something I never wanted to hear. But he said, "It's okay. All navigators find a way out. When they put me in the ground, it's all right because I already planted a seed in Hawai'i. When my people want to learn, they can come to Hawai'i and learn about me." Mau does not see navigation as cultural revival; it's his way of life. His people will never come to learn from him until they want to live that way again.


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Personnel will be expected to refer matters requiring administrative action to the administrator to whom they are responsible. The administrator will refer such matters to the next higher administrative authority when necessary.
It is expected that the established lines of authority will serve most purposes. But all personnel will have the right to appeal any decision made by an administrator through established grievance procedures.
Additionally, lines of authority do not restrict in any way the cooperative, sensible working together of all staff members at all levels in order to develop the best possible school programs and services. The established lines of authority represent direction of authority and responsibility; when the staff is working together, the lines represent avenues for a two-way flow of ideas to improve the program and operations of the school district.


I used to frequent the first Lithuanian House at South Brisbane that Father Doctor Petras Bacinskas bought on his arrival in Brisbane,He wrote to me in South Paulo that he had traded the first "LN"for this house above in a profitable manner,When I left Australia in Dezember 1975 I was Vice President of the Brisbane Lithuanian Community.GOD BLESS!
This is not a website of the Brisbane Lithuanian community. It is rather a website about the Lithuanian locations abroad. We are not related anyhow to the Brisbane Lithuanian community.


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Apple is opening an imaging R&D lab in the center of France's Grenoble
Christian Zibreg on July 14, 2016
In addition to celebrating Bastille Day with 'Shot on iPhone' imagery in blue/white/red tones representing the country's national flag appearing on the company's French website and billboards across the country, the Cupertino firm has also signed a lease with the city of Grenoble to open a research and development center at the heart of the town.
The 800-square-meter facility will reportedly focus on imaging components and employ about thirty engineers, according to the local newspaper Le Dauphiné Libéré cited by French blog iPhone.fr.
The lab is outfitted with advanced imaging equipment and has a special white room.
The report notes that about twenty people have been quietly working on imaging and sensor technologies in Grenlobe for at least a year. Grenlobe was reportedly chosen due to its proximity to Franco-Italian Apple sensor supplier STMicroelectronics and local facilities and imaging labs.
The city of Grenlobe is informally known as the capitol of the Alps.
STmicroelectronics used to supply gyroscope sensors for iPhones for years until the iPhone 5s came out, with a teardown analysis revealing that Apple has since been ordering its gyroscopes and accelerometers from Bosch, a German company, likely due to complaints about sensor calibration issues on the iPhone 5.
Grenoble is located in the Rhône-Alpes region of southeastern France.
The city has population of 155,000 people and sits at the foot of mountains between the Drac and Isère rivers. Grenlobe is also famous for its museums, universities and research centers, with spherical cable cars, dubbed Bubbles, connecting the town to the summit of La Bastille hill, named for the 18th-century fortress on its slopes.
Source: iPhone.fr (Google Translate)
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Internet Resources for Ancient Israel, the Ancient Near East, Christian and Jewish studies of Ancient Israel
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Maquarie University provides a range of resources for schools. In this list, there are general internet resources for Ancient Israel, the Ancient Near East, Christian and Jewish studies of Ancient Israel.
General – Internet Resources for Ancient Israel
Featured Sites:
American Schools of Oriental Research
ASOR's mission is to initiate, encourage, and support research into, and public understanding of, the cultures and history of the Near East from the earliest times.
http://www.asor.org/
Bible Odyssey website
On Bible Odyssey, the world's leading scholars share the latest historical and literary research on key people, places, and passages of the Bible.
http://www.bibleodyssey.org/
Biblical Archaeology Review
Find out what archaeology can reveal to anyone eager to understand the world of the Bible. Access dozens of free eBooks and daily articles on key Biblical archaeology topics, as well as the latest news and reviews.
https://www.biblicalarchaeology.org
A very good website for actually reading the biblical text.
https://www.blueletterbible.org/
Fellowship for Biblical Studies
Australian association of biblical scholars. Its purpose is to promote research and discussion on biblical studies and related fields by providing a forum in which local biblical scholars, as well as visiting scholars, may meet and present the results of their research to colleagues for critical discussion.
http://www.fbs.org.au/
To be added to the Fellowship for Biblical Studies Mailing List
Associate Professor Ian Young
Ian.young@sydney.edu.au
Fordham University. The Jesuit University of New York
Internet History Sourcebook: Israel
http://legacy.fordham.edu/Halsall/ancient/asbook06.asp
K.C. Hanson
Internet resources for Ancient Israel
http://www.kchanson.com/LINKS/ancweb.html
Jerusalem Archaeological Park
A virtual tour of the Jerusalem Archaeological Park, Israel's most important antiquity site that reaches the Temple Mount on the north, the slope of the Mount of Olives and the Kidron Valley on the east, and the Valley of Hinnom on the west and the south. Includes timelines, historical notes, biographies of excavators and historical sources.
http://www.archpark.org.il/
Israel: Archaeology
Major archaeological sites and discoveries
http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Archaeology/archtoc.html
http://www.oxfordbiblicalstudies.com/resource/InternetResources.xhtml
Palestine Exploration Fund
http://www.pef.org.uk
Ritmeyer Archaeological Design
…for the latest research, analysis and products on Biblical Archaeology
Leen Ritmeyer, former chief architect of the Temple Mount Excavations, provides an analysis of the Temple Mount in Jerusalem.
Browse through many photographs of the site.
http://www.ritmeyer.com/
http://www.sbl-site.org/aboutus/mission.aspx
Additional Useful Resources:
Index of Archaeological sites
http://www.mfa.gov.il/mfa/israelexperience/history/pages/cumulative%20table%20of%20contents%20-%20archeological%20sites.aspx
Biblical Geography
http://www.bible-history.com/geography/ancient-israel/ot/adoraim.html
Overview of archaeology in Israel
http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Archaeology/archaeology.html
Israeli Antiquities Authority
http://www.antiquities.org.il/article_eng.aspx?sec_id=25&subj_id=240&id=1975
http://www.antiquities.org.il/survey/new/default_en.aspx
Biblical Archaeology Society of Northern Virginia
Offers a program of on-line lectures on biblical archaeology and related topics…by subscription
http://www.basonova.org/upcoming-lectures.html
Biblical Archaeological Society
http://www.biblicalarchaeology.org/
Bible History.com: Ancient Israel resources
http://www.bible-history.com/subcat.php?id=2
Ancient Near East: Exploring and resourcing the Ancient Near East and Egypt
http://www.ancientneareast.net/
http://www.ancientneareast.net/israel/
Ancient Mesopotamia – Oriental Institute of Chicago
Including teacher resources
http://mesopotamia.lib.uchicago.edu/teacherresources/index.php
Ancient Mesopotamia – Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met)
https://www.metmuseum.org/learn/educators/lesson-plans
Centre for Online Judaic Studies
http://cojs.org/
Extensive text sources
http://jewishchristianlit.com/Texts/aneHist.html
Scholarly Blog
http://www.rollstonepigraphy.com/
Guide to 48 sites…12000 images etc
http://www.biblewalks.com/index.html
Council for British Research in the Levant
http://cbrl.org.uk/
See especially: Kenyon Institute
http://cbrl.org.uk/kenyon-institute
Tel Aviv University monographs
http://archaeology.tau.ac.il/?page_id=4397
Archaeological dig near Beit Shemesh
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Internet Resources Ancient Israel,Resources Ancient Near East
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