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How Many Rivers Lakes And Streams In Ontario?
Posted on 03.06.2022 Author Andrey KiligannPosted in FAQLeave a Reply
The Sunset Country in Ontario is located in the heart of the Canadian wilderness and is home to 70,000 lakes, rivers, and streams.There are more lakes in this area than people, and you may select the ideal location to stay by traveling by road, boat, or floatplane to reach any one of the lakes.When you stay at a cabin in a distant outpost, it will seem like you ″own″ the lake for the duration of your stay.
What are the rivers that flow through Ontario?
The following is a list of rivers that both begin and end their journeys in the province of Ontario. The list of watersheds also has a section for tributaries. Between Three Mile Lake and Lake Rosseau is where you'll find the Dee River flowing. The rivers of Quebec that empty into Ontario (or tributaries of Ontarian rivers).
Who is Ontario streams?
This year, we can't wait to enjoy the fresh air and sunshine with you outside! Stream, river, and wetland ecosystems across the province of Ontario are the focus of Ontario Streams, a charitable organization that is registered with the government and committed to their preservation and restoration. via means of education and involvement in the community.
What are the 5 major rivers in Canada?
1 The River Joncas (Quebec) River Turgeon, number 2 (Quebec and Ontario) River of the Wawagosic (Quebec) Detour River (Ontario and Quebec) Garneau River (Ontario and Quebec) The River Turcotte (Ontario and Quebec) River de la Petite Turcotte (Ontario) The Chabbie River in Ontario (Canada) River Samson, number 3 (Quebec) Plamondon River, Number Four (Quebec) 5 River of the Malartic (Quebec)
What kind of fish are in the rivers in Ontario?
The majority of the rivers and creeks in Central and Southern Ontario eventually empty into one of the Great Lakes. However, the rivers in Southern Ontario are the only ones that include fish such as trout, steelhead, and salmon. The nicest rivers in Ontario are often found in Southern Ontario since this region is encircled by some of the province's most beautiful lakes.
How many lakes are there in Ontario?
About one-fifth of the world's fresh water is located in the province of Ontario's more than 250,000 lakes.
Are there any rivers in Ontario?
The Albany River is the longest river that runs wholly in Ontario and comes in third place with a total length of 982 kilometers. Surprisingly, the Grand River, which runs for a total of 278 kilometers across the southern part of the province, comes in at number four on the list of the province's longest rivers.
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How many major lakes are in Ontario?
Lakes in Ontario range in size from very small to very large. In the province of Ontario, there are sixteen lakes with a surface area larger than 150 square miles, with Lake Superior being the largest of all of them.
What are Ontario's largest water sources?
Water on the surface More than 250,000 lakes may be found in Ontario, not including the Great Lakes.Together, they make up around one fifth of the fresh surface water in the entire planet.More than seventy percent of Ontarians get their drinking water from the Great Lakes, and their watersheds are home to more than thirty thousand different kinds of fish, birds, and other types of living creatures.
What is Ontario's biggest lake?
Lakes in Ontario with an area more than 400 km2 (150 sq mi)
Area (including islands)
Lake Superior 82,100 km2 (31,700 sq mi) 184 m (604 ft)
Lake Huron 59,600 km2 (23,000 sq mi) 177 m (581 ft)
Lake Erie 25,700 km2 (9,900 sq mi) 174 m (571 ft)
Lake Ontario 18,960 km2 (7,320 sq mi) 75 m (246 ft)
Which province has the most lakes?
The majority of Canadians may not associate water with the Prairies; nevertheless, people who live in Saskatchewan and those who have been through the province are aware that this is not the case. The province contains over 100,000 lakes, which is more than enough to satisfy those who are interested in water sports as well as fishing.
How many rivers are in Toronto?
The Humber, the Don, and the Rouge are the rivers that shape the landscape of Toronto. Their headwaters are located in the Oak Ridges Moraine, which is located north of the city.
What are 5 interesting facts about Ontario?
Our Favourite Fun Facts About Ontario More than 250,000 lakes may be found in Ontario.
More than half of the land in Canada that is suitable for agriculture is located in the province of Ontario.
The common loon is the official bird of the province.
The name Ontario originates from an Iroquois phrase that means ″beautiful water.″
The mineral that represents the province of Ontario is called amethyst.
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What state is Lake Ontario in?
One of the five great lakes that are found in North America is called Lake Ontario. It is bordered by the province of Ontario in Canada to the north, west, and southwest, and by the state of New York in the United States to the south and east. The water limits of both of these jurisdictions meet in the center of the lake.
Which is bigger Lake Erie or Ontario?
Lake Erie is 210 feet deep and 240 miles long. When measured in terms of surface area, it is the fourth biggest of the Great Lakes yet has the smallest volume. Lake Ontario is 804 feet deep and 193 miles long. In terms of surface area, it has the least amount of competition among the Great Lakes.
Is Lake Ontario the biggest lake in the world?
The Caspian Sea is the biggest lake in the world by a significant margin. Its name alludes to a time around 11 million years ago when it was connected to the ocean and was known as the Caspian Ocean.
Is Lake Ontario one of the biggest lakes in the world?
The biggest city in Canada, Toronto, is located on the west side of Lake Ontario, which is the smallest of the five Great Lakes that are found in North America. Lake Ontario has an area of 18,960 square kilometers.
Who owns Lake Ontario?
The province of Ontario asserts control over its rivers and lakes. The website for the Ministry of Natural Resources makes reference to the fact that the ″Constitution Act″ grants ownership of the provinces' water resources, ″including surface and ground water,″ to the respective provinces.
Why is Lake Ontario not a sea?
One may say that the Great Lakes are an example of a failed ocean.They are located in an area where rifting once occurred and a new ocean was beginning to form, but it was never linked to the existing ocean system and instead became inundated.This continued to be the situation even after the rifting came to an end.After that, much further down the line, glaciers continued to ″excavate″ those rifts.
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Is Lake Ontario actually a sea?
It would be more accurate to refer to this large expanse of water as a sea or an ocean.There is a sea within Lake Ontario.During the winter of the previous year, I was showing a friend of mine from Sweden about Toronto.As she looked out over Lake Ontario, she repeatedly referred to it as ″the sea.″ Because the word sjo may be used to refer to both lakes and seas in Swedish, she was not entirely incorrect.
How many lakes are in Toronto?
There are over 250,000 lakes in the districts north of Toronto, some of which are bordered with cottages (which are what people in this part of the globe refer to as summer cabins) and others of which are not yet occupied.
The mineral that represents the province of Ontario is known as amethyst.
How many lakes do Canada have?
There are 563 lakes in Canada that are greater than 100 square kilometers, making it the country with the most lake area of any country in the world. The Great Lakes, which are located on both the American and Canadian sides of the border, have 18% of the world's total fresh lake water.
How many lakes are in Eastern Ontario?
Only the state of Michigan contains more than 150 of these in its entirety. The same may be said for Minnesota and Wisconsin. More than 30 mud lakes may be found in the Canadian provinces of Ontario, New Brunswick, and British Columbia (the latter, which always appears to be claiming to be larger and more audacious, even boasts a chain of mud lakes).
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Freed from the mold frames.
Again a milestone. Last weekend I spent on the preparations with among other things unscrewing 7500! screws. The big event, hoisting the hull and turning it upside down, was done in this weekend. I like to do this on my own, without onlookers, no hurry, good thinking and easy going. The hull is now ready for further work on the outside.
More recent updates in www.fram.nl: Mainhull page and some new photo's in this gallery.
Foam main hull half finished.
Progress of the F-39 build is going quite well. Although I'm building in my spare time for quite some years now, the estimated average building hours by Ian Farrier seems to be quite accurate and I'm still on schedule with this.
Last weekend the second main hull half has been foam stripped. The method of vertical foam stripping is one of the great inventions of Ian Farrier and after finishing 6 hulls it is still a pleasant job to do. At first it looks an intimidating job, but after the third strip or so one knows how it works. I've added the dry fix method, whereby the joins are being V-shaped with a small router and filled with a bog of microballoons afterwards. My first goal with this technique was the insurance of getting an airtight foam hull that besides of the sandwich core is also the airtight mould for the vacuum infusion. The extra benefit is a clean job during the fitting of the vertical foam strips. However, there is a small weight penalty in comparison with a glue method of epoxy or a PU glue.
I don't know the thermoforming qualities of other structural foams, but CoreCell is quite easy to bend with a heat gun. Even a very tight radius of say 2" is possible without burning the foam, which in my case has a thickness of 15mm (5/8") The foam strips are consequently 405mm. (16″) wide, so three strips out of one 4'x8' foam sheet. I started with using Philips screws but now I'm totally sold to the T20 screws, which are much better to re-use without damage to the screw head. A pity I didn't discovered this earlier in the build.
In a few weeks I expect to vacuum infuse this hull part and I will report the list about that (for me) exciting event.
Meanwhile have a look at this YouTube video, made by the workshop webcam, to watch vertical foam stripping in practice. Even for such a large part as the F-39 main hull it's an easy one man job.
Planking the second main hull half.
Again a fun part to do. Working in the new workshop looks to be much faster due to more space, better equipment, less distraction and less socializing.
Unmolding the starboard main hull half.
Setting up the first main hull half.
This is one of these memorable stages. Not only the "real boatbuilding" work, at least the fun part has just begun in this stage, but more memorable is the fact that the hull fits in my small workshop as I had thought to myself. It's a close fitting and a relief at the same time.
I've started with the starboard side of the main hull as the geometry of this hull half fits better in my workshop.
I knew before that the height of the workshop is not enough to join the two main hull halves, so the planning is to make the second hull half and the joining to a complete boat in a bigger workshop somewhere else (still to find that place). This will be temporary and the completing of the boat will be again in my garage.
making the last (of 4) float half.
Click here or the picture below for the setup, planking and infusion of the fourth float half.
The setup of the second float.
It has been a steep learning curve till now, so I hope to built the starboard float much quicker than the first port float (otherwise I have a problem 😉 Here is the photo album.
The float pages are now compressed into one page. The building photo's are published in web albums, which enabled me to insert several new pictures.


The Week of Welcome (WOW) celebration kicks off in late August for incoming students. Students will be invited to move in to their dorm room, attend an all-campus fair, meet with their advisors, and enjoy a host of activities to help them get acquainted with campus.
Incoming students and parents will be notified via mail and email regarding the schedule of events. A complete list of activities will be available at check-in for incoming students and parents on Saturday, August 24.
Parents are strongly encouraged to participate in activities on Saturday. This is an opportunity for you to learn more about how Dordt serves your students and meet other parents. We'll have a registration table for parents in the Campus Center to pick up name tags and the Parent Handbook.
The Bookstore, Business Office and Registrar's Offices will be open on Saturday, August 24 to answer questions and help students with final enrollment details.


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Films in Focus: The Resort and Sand Dollars
WARNING: SPOILERS AHEAD
The short fiction film The Resort, directed by Shadae Lamar Smith, and the fiction feature Sand Dollars, directed by Israel Cárdenas and Laura Amelia Guzmán and winner of the Best Fiction Feature prize at the ttff/15, screened at the Festival last Thursday 24 September. Our blogger, Aurora Herrera, attended the screening, where Smith and Guzmán were present.
The Resort comprises a series of three vignettes that follow a young Tobagonian man as he sells love for a living. The film, directed by Shadae Lamar Smith, had its international premiere at the ttff/15.
Smith was born in Miami to Jamaican parents. He has a BA in Theatre from Fordham University in New York City, and is completing an MFA in Film Production from UCLA. The Resort is Lamar's final project for his programme at UCLA. He explained that he had heard about sex tourism in his parents' native country of Jamaica, and in Trinidad and Tobago.
"It's a topic that I'm definitely interested in because when people talk about sex tourism it's really focused on women and I think that it's a big issue for men too," he said. "When I first came here to Trinidad and Tobago, I heard about how it was affecting not only these men but the families associated with these men, especially with regards to STDs being on the rise."
When asked why he didn't probe deeply into the emotions of the male protagonist, Smith responded by saying that given that it was a 15-minute film, he felt that he did not have the time to give the issue its proper status.
"I thought it was an extremely complex issue and I think that was not something that could have been presented in 15 minutes of film," he said. "So I said, let me take more of a clinical approach and have people draw their own conclusions based on that. I'm showing pretty much glimpses into this life instead of trying to give you this deep nuanced approach in 15 minutes."
The film, which was shot on 16mm film, was dappled with wonderful bursts of colour, giving it a raw and vibrant ambience. The wide shots of the landscapes in and around Arnos Vale and Pigeon Point in Tobago were visually enticing.
"I didn't look at directors first," Smith said, of his influences. "I looked more to Caribbean art and the way the more colourful pieces and landscape pieces were presented and that's how I designed my look. Then from there I looked at directors. I looked at the director of The Harder the Come [Perry Henzell], they shot on 16mm and I wanted to shoot on 16mm as well. I like the way that colour is represented in the 16mm format."
The film, which was shot in conjunction with the Tobago House of Assembly, obliged their request that the cast be at least 75% from the isles of Trinidad and Tobago. The local cast featured Shea Best, Aleem Marcus Valentine and Cassandra Bonaparte and Stephen Hadeed Jr.
"This was amazing because I wasn't going to fly people over here form the US to shoot a film," Smith said. "It was too much money and it loses some kind of authenticity."
Sand Dollars has gravitas. Inspired by the novel of the same name by Jean Noel Pancrazi, the film explores the relationship between Noelí (Yanet Mojíca), a young, impoverished Dominican woman and Anne (Geraldine Chaplin), a much older and richer French woman. Their interaction unfolds against the backdrop of Las Terrenas, a gorgeous, verdant tourist haven in the Dominican Republic. After three years, Anne is unconditionally in love with Noelí, even though she is aware that Noelí is using her for financial support. Cárdenas and Guzmán are sensitive in their portrayal of the complicated exchanges between the native and the visitor, allowing the audience to experience the deeper layers of these relationships without the garish use of words like prostitution and solicitation.
The film—which has been submitted by the Dominican Republic to the Academy Awards for best foreign language film—is beautiful. I was captivated from the very first frame, where we see the bachata musician Ramon Cordero plaintively singing the song "I Live in Grief". This underscored my expectations of the emotional resonance of the film and for sure, Cárdenas's and Guzmán's work is remarkable. While one would assume that a serious relationship between these two women would be delusional given the contrasts between them, the co-directors' brilliantly sew gentle hope into the story, suggesting that it is possible the Noelí has feelings for Anne as well.
Here is an excerpt of the Q&A session with Guzmán.
How did the idea [for the film] come about? Did you first read the book and decide that you wanted to make a film, or did an idea come to you before you read the book?
It was two things. The genesis of the film was first the place. We usually think about where we want to shoot before we think of the story or the characters. My husband who directs with me, Israel Cárdenas, is from northern Mexico and I'm from the Dominican Republic so we have to choose where we want to shoot our next project. We shot Jean Gentil (Best Fiction Feature, ttff/11) in the northern part of the DR. I've seen it develop from a fishing town and now it's one of the most touristic places in the DR. French, Italians, Germans, Haitians all mix there. We were sure when we found the book we would read it with double interest. It took some time for us to discover our own feelings about the book. I sort of related to the foreigners' point of view more than to the locals' and I asked [myself] if I was like a foreigner in my own country. This made me very curious to direct this film.
The second thing was the music. Bachata music is the soul, the roots of Dominican music. It's like an interpretation of bolero that Dominicans from the countryside play. In Spanish we say the word despecho, which means "a torn heart" and it refers to men who have been treated badly by women and they want to complain but it is something that can be danced and I thought that that is very much like the Dominican people where something terrible can be happening but they have a smile on their face.
The main characters in the book are men but in the film they are women.
That took a while to happen. We did write the first, second and third [drafts of the script] based on the novel and when we heard that Geraldine Chaplin liked Jean Gentil, we suggested that she would do a secondary role [in Sand Dollars]. Then we thought, "Why keep looking for an older male actor when [we] have an older French woman?" So we said, "Let's change the script and see what happens." We did it and we were empowered with the script and felt that now it's now our story.
[Geraldine] Chaplin visually looks like death; she is so stark. You almost have a visceral reaction when you see them together.
This was something that we had in mind from the beginning. We talked about the dying animal. She looks sick and her days are counted and the girl is sort of the contrary. She is alive, she is beautiful, and she is shining.
I felt sadness watching this film. You can see that Chaplin is torn about the girl. What were you hoping audiences would feel from watching this film?
Every audience sees the film in a different way depending on the baggage that they carry, so depending on what you've lived you will see it one way. So there is no one specific message.
How does the film impact you?
It is hard to say how it impacts me because I have made it, I heave crafted every piece of it, Israel and I. Time will tell. I need more distance.
You can see The Resort and Sand Dollars again on Tue 29 September, 6.00pm, at MovieTowne POS.
Date: Tue 29 Sep, 2015
Category: ttff news and features
Tags: israel cárdenas, laura amelia guzmán, sand dollars, shadae lamar smith, the resort, ttff/15

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I have had a really tough week, fighting a cold. Not to mention just feeling down in the dumps. I haven't been spot on with my Nutrition, in fact,I have probably eaten more of my share of Bad foods than good foods. Without doing cardio, due to weather and my cold I have found myself gaining weight instead of keeping the same weight and improving my toning and muscle.
So today I press play and this workout was an Hour. A whole hour but I'm finding even though it's double the times I'm used to it actually surprised me that it's not that long at all. Once you find something you love to do then you don't even notice the time at all. I had to actually do a decline fly. which was my first. it felt a little weird but tough. It certainly pushed my limits, but I was successful and I completed it. There were some moves I couldn't do because of my cold, but I still felt strong and accomplished. That's the main thing, doing the best I can and feel stronger and confident when I'm done.
I only have one week left and I'm sad to say that it'll be over, I'll have to pick a different program. Thank goodness I have quite the variety. Who knows I might do one more round? Never know. !!


When we utter a word, we cannot help but mentally see an image of its written version. In our heads, what we have said ... is that sequence of written symbols. When we say "dog," a little picture of that word flashes through our minds, Sesame Street-style..... Imagine saying "dog" and only thinking of a canine, but not thinking of the written word. If you're reading this book, it follows that you couldn't pull this off even at gunpoint.
My aim is not to criticize Baars and McWhorter; their comments are typical of claims that many others make about inner experience. Instead, I wish to draw your attention to the theme of this series of blogs: most people (including psychologists and consciousness scientists and quite likely you, dear reader), don't know the characteristics of their own and others' inner experience. Otherwise, there would be editors, reviewers, readers saying "Bernie! I don't talk to myself every moment!" "John! I don't see written words when I talk!"?
I'd be happy to have you or science say, "No, Russ, it's you who is mistaken. Bernie and John are right," as long as you go on to say, "and we know that because we've developed a method of exploring pristine experience that's better than the one you and your colleagues use."
But as far as I know, you and science are not in a position to say that.
Q: So what are the fourth and fifth most-frequently-occurring features of pristine experience?
A: You make my point: Psychological science, and probably most readers of this blog, don't know the main features of experience. And it's not that the remaining phenomena are minor, in fourth and fifth place after inner speech, inner seeing, and feeling. All five are in basically a five-way tie for first place. I'll describe features 4 and 5 are in subsequent blogs; in the meantime, I urge you to commit yourself to your speculation: send yourself a text (or jot down) a few words describing what you think are the fourth and fifth main phenomena of inner experience. Don't feel bad if you find that difficult-you're in good company.
Heavey, C. L., & Hurlburt, R. T. (2008). The phenomena of inner experience. Consciousness and Cognition, 17, 798-810.
Hurlburt, R. T. (2011). Investigating pristine inner experience: Moments of truth. New York: Cambridge.
I am a 17 years old girl, I am having the experience of having an imaginary friend, some thing like that. I always talk with her and having conversation in mind. We have different memories. Judged by doc, was not said as insane, but cannot help me(us).Would it called DID? Or another mental illness? I have no idea of should it be called normal, as my CP told me.
It sounds a little like multiple personality disorder. It may be nothing. The big questions are do you or did you have blackouts, were arrested and you do not know why, or have people accused you of doing things that you do not remember. If so it might be a good idea to talk to a psychologist who is interested in the subject.
I admit I do this occasionally too. I don't think it's that unusual, although some people might raise their eyebrows if you talk about it.
I find myself making comments to my dead Brother and dead Mother. I also talk to a couple of dead friends. For me, these are one-way conversations. What's really going on is I have an observation that pops into my mind- maybe a feeling- that I know they would have appreciated.
I think it is similar to what religious people call prayer. Why is it ok to talk to a God, but not to an imaginary or non-present person? It's allowing an emotionally-drenched feeling to unfold.
Also, pet owners and gardeners talk to animals and plants.
Also, much of what passes as actual conversation is people talking past each other and not necessarily understanding or capturing what the speaker actually tried to communicate. So if you eliminating talking to imaginary friends and bagels and sunsets and the ocean and your dog you still don't gaurantee reliable communication.
Inner speech: to oneself, or imaginary audience?
I experience inner speech almost constantly, but as above, I never talk TO myself, I talk to an imaginary audience (a jury of sorts), or an imaginary friend, or a specific real friend (but in an imaginary conversation - I may never actually have the conversation with the real friend), depending on the topic.
Does anone actually talk TO themselves, or hear a voice talking TO them? Not me. It is more like I have a running commentary on life going on, and in difficult situations or times of difficult decisions, I explain, argue, defend, discuss them with an imaginary interlocutor.
Sometimes though it is just through images that I think first, then look for words to describe the inner movie I am seeing, and sometimes the words are inadequate.
I imagine this varies. People who lead more intellectual lives based on lots of reading, discussing ideas, debating, probably also have inner lives that are very verbal. People whose lives are more based on mundane, practical, physical concerns, probably think more with images and feelings, or even physical sensations. I find that easy to conceive of.
I often have conversations in my head where the subject is I, we or you ("you" most often references myself in these conversations). An example is as follows "I wonder what I will eat for dinner today... I guess I'm craving pizza" or "You shouldn't leave for school without brushing your teeth first" these are all "said" in my head by an imaginary voice. The voice changes tone and pitch and even takes on accents (such as British accent or French accent, I am also a French speaker as a second language) the accent is relative to the inner conversation going on in my head. Ie might be a British accent when thinking/talking to myself about etiquette. Might be french accent when thinking/talking to myself about fine wine and cheese etc.
I have always had an affinity for math, and again as long as I can remember I have been able to see numbers, count, add, subtract, and perform other types of math equations in my head. As a matter of fact I start every day with a visual workout routine that involves seeing numbers and words + letters with my mind's eye. HOWEVER I do not see complete sentences in my mind UNLESS I consciously make the decision and effort to do so. Seeing full words is not hard, but visualizing everything that I say or that is said to me is challenging for my mind. I often notice I will only visualize key words of a sentence or conversation. Or I will visualize big words or people's full names as a memory aid.
Some might call this sociopathic, but I frequently have days, weeks, months, or just a period in a day when I feel very numb and void of emotion, interestingly I find it easier to visualize during these times and often my internal chatter will be rampant, nonstop, and sometimes it feels out of my own control.
One other experience (not sure which category this fits under)... As a lifelong musician, and someone who listens to music every day, I often hear entire songs, parts of songs or just specific instruments or singing from a particular song in my head. I have even gotten as far as making music I've never heard before using different instruments in my head, with my imagination. For example I often imagine a unique created piece of Orchestral (Classical-type) music at night to occupy my mind while I fall asleep.
I am 100% with you on all of the above! I have always heard music around me as I've grown up, and always sung myself to sleep with the harmonics playing in my head, an orchestra, or even a heavy metal band, (not frequent, but, you know.....,), backing it all. Do you also sometimes see musical tones or frequencies as colours? I find that I am sometimes able to feel this. I also have what I call 'sympathetic sensations', like when I see a bird on an aerial. If it catches my eye, I can feel the cold metal under my feet, which are curled around the prongs. Or, I can see a bird flying and feel, without moving, the air pressing on my chest, and along my outstretched wings, feeling the feathers and keeping them under control at the very tips.
Was also going to guess music or something having to do with rhythm.
The 5th thing might be associations with jingles or catch phrases. Like hearing someone say "I'll be back" and Arnold Schwarzenegger saying "I'll be back" pops into your head without your control. You're not really talking to yourself, it's more a memory that is being triggered.
Then if some people do not have inner speech nor inner images, how do their brain work?
what is in the head of people who don't have neither inner speech nor inner images?
Most thinking is not conscious. So verbal, abstract, visual, and kinesthetic information is going on even if a person is not aware of it. In most cases but not all they are aware of it but they don't know that their thoughts are something they have rather than who they are. Ask people who claim that they aren't aware of their thoughts to describe their sensations when remembering a certain event and ask them about it as they describe it. It can get embarrassing.
Our recent results show that expanded inner speech is slightly faster (0.6 secs) than outer speech. 16 of 20 participants followed this group finding. We now hypothesize that when outer speech is slower, it is because of the time taken to move the vocal tract structures.
We also speculate that the rate expanded inner speech is the same as the rate of verbal thought.
Two caveats need to be addressed in future research: (1) type of inner speech used; expanded vs. condensed (after Fernyhough, 2004), and (2) type of speech task used (recitation vs. "thought driven").
My dear Russell, inner speech does occur in every single human being and normally is negative inner speech, but when they are aware they're doing it, they can discipline their mind and turn it into positive inner speech which it is a powerful tool to attract all the goodness that life offers. Yes, just by controlling their inner speech. I don't mean to be disrespectful, but the studies you took on the subject are anything but scientific. Inner speech and mind are two gift that God gave to human being and that is what distinguishes us from the lower animals. The fact that the interviewed students said they didn't do inner talks is only because they are not aware of it. Very rare individuals have such a control of their minds that they might be able to silence their mind but a university student would not in a million years be able to possess such a control of his mind.
I just couldn't believe you are so confident in mentioning such a large percentage of individuals not doing inner speech and believing them. Baars and McWhorter seem to have a better understanding of the human mind. Mmmm, it makes me wonder about the content of the rest of your blogs.
Yep, What you describe sounds a little like runner's high. For me it would come right after I reached the a certain mileage, not every single time, though. For one thing I didn't feel certain parts of my body nor think about them nor need to. If, while running, I'd been telling or re-telling myself a story, that stopped. Only I wasn't aware of that. Because there wasn't awareness at that time...kinda non-awareness. Music didn't change that. In fact I usually had music on which didn't matter.. I recall if I was doing laps the "high" would last only a half or three-quarters of a mile, usually not at the very last lap. Nowadays i'd say it happens much less frequently than it used to.
You are questioning his scientific method and think he's wrong "because God"? Do you not realize the absolute lunacy and irony of this statement? Goodness gracious.... you are not very bright. Not very bright at all.
I do not want to comment but it is clear that you should take him to another psychiatrist. Do you know anyone who is a mental health professional? Can they talk to him? I have seen many cases like that. Usually someone will find a place that improve things but it takes time.
ADHD + PTSD may look like beeing schizoaffective? As far as I know, taking antipsychotics while suffering from ADHD is a big no-no, and will worsen symptoms.
I started wondering about this a few years ago and actually started interviewing my friends and people around me trying to find out "the shape of their thoughts."
I do not have an inner monologue/ voice, unless I consciously "speak to myself" or spell out words or something similar. At one point I also noticed that I usually do not have to consciously analyze something (either that or I am not consciously aware of when I do so) and that the complete analysis/ my opinion as to a concept's accuracy or viability/ and other in-depth considerations of a given concept seems to spring from my subconscious, wholly formed, and made available to my conscious thoughts from some part of my mind I am not aware of.
The above, along with the difficulty I sometimes have in converting my nebulous thoughts into speech that can be effectively communicated to others, led me to wonder if perhaps I "thought" differently than other people and "the shape" that other people's thoughts take. For example, at times when I am attempting to convey a story or a concept to one or more people I will often get off-track explaining an underlying concept or back-story that is necessary to understand the context of my original point/ story.
Upon conducting my interviews and questions I did not get many satisfying answers, with most people not understanding what I was trying to ask them and others responding with wispy answers such as "the shape of my thoughts is blue."
There are almost always words inside my head.
In fact, I've asked people I live with to not turn on the radio in the morning. When they asked why, they thought my answer was weird: because it's louder than the voice in my head and I can't perform my morning routine without that voice.
Or I'm doing 'nothing' in a room and someone turns one the tv, I get up and go. But how does this disturb me? Well, the voice in my head might be analyzing options for a vacation or a trying to resolve a problem for work or just making my grocery list... TV just gets in the way of my normal functions.
I went to a store to buy a printer once and left because the music was louder than the voice in my head. I couldn't hear my own inside voice commenting on prices and features so I could not decide which printer to buy. I couldn't see the numbers when trying to compare the price of the printer itself with the price of cartridge. Without being able to hear the voice, I couldn't do math. I went to another nearby store and bought the printer there.
Same for choosing a movie. I went to a video store once and someone had decided to show their kid who ran the show: we're not leaving until you stop crying... Well, 15 minute later the kid was still crying (or more like screaming at the top of his lungs) and I gave up and left. I couldn't choose a movie with the screaming being louder than my decision making process, I could barely read the labels.
When I drive in the city and I need to concentrate on the road and on finding a parking spot at the same time, I have to turn off the radio, even if it's music. Same if there is a snow storm or other bad weather conditions. There are things I won't see without the voice, they won't register as empty parking spot or danger unless the voice can imprint them. The voice is necessary both to keep my attention on something and for short term memory.
I had depression once... It lasted for over a year. I went to see a psychologist who insisted that I talk about my negative thought patterns... I couldn't, nothing was going on and to me that was the problem. Without the voice, I was a zombie. When I got up to go to the shower in the morning, the effort was such that my eyes cried... so what was I thinking about that was so sad? Nothing. Total silence.
Introspection is a skill that takes a long time to master. Most people do it casually and rarely know what is happening. Inner speech is being aware of one's information processing or thinking. If one is not aware of their thinking it can mean they simply can not report on their own conscious or all their thoughts are unconsciousness. It is easy to tell the difference. All you have to do is ask the person to describe the sensations that they have when they do a simple task like getting into a bathtub or cooking an egg. If they cannot describe their sensations they are not self aware. Inner speech can be visual when you look at face and see a face from your memory and compare the two. Thinking can be purely abstract. People do not speak words in their head all the time but they think they do because they only remember the words. When you move your arm must you say "I am moving my arm?" That is just silly. People know how to move their arm or their body and that movement starts with a thought. But those thoughts are not words. When people drive and control the movement of their car most of their thoughts are kinesthetic. The same thing is true of airline pilots. There is a program to teach airline pilots to say what they are going to do before they do it so they can avoid accidents. If they do not say it they can't reflect on it because it is almost impossible to reflect on kinesthetic thoughts. Verbal thoughts allow is to question what we do because we know how to question what we say and so do others.
I found the comments more illuminating than the article. Einstein claimed he had very few verbal thoughts and used words as he used numbers - mainly to communicate his perceptions to others. I have lots of verbal thoughts, both addressed to myself and to various inner "test audiences." I also have non-verbal thoughts; images, music, and impulses. I also have moments of "focused perception" where my thoughts are there but my consciousness is focused on the totality of my being and experience rather than invested in my thoughts. This seems to me a "higher" state which occurs in natural outdoor settings, during meditation, or during exercise or drug experiences.
I question the term "pristine" consciousness. What consciousness is not pristine?
I agree completely. With those higher states I would add "realisation." Most of the work on many different problems is done in the part of the brain or the mind that is not in the conscious. Chess professionals say the highest rated players in certain positions do not have to calculate they see the correct move. It is my contention that the top players actually do calculate the moves but they aren't aware of their calculations. The calculations are done unconsciously and the mind sends the correct move to the consciousness. Short time time controls force players to avoid conscious calculations and speed up the game. Making calculations conscious slows up the process just like showing all the calculations that a computer does on a screen. However conscious calculation makes error correction easier.
Consciousness is pristine by its very nature. If you think of consciousness as a chalkboard and the sensations in it are like chalk marks then sometimes the chalkboard needs washing. That is why people meditate but the consciousness itself is always clean.
Am I right in assuming that if you hear someone speak that must mean that the speech is presented to your consciousness. Do you agree that if you know what speech means when you are conscious of it, that means you are thinking in speech, even if you do not generate it? Are people who claim they do not think in words aware of practicing what they are going to say before they say it?
It positively amazes me that a mental health professional would consider any size group self reporting on their experience to be conclusive. But a 30 person sample group consisting solely of college kids? That's pretty lax science.
And, in point of fact, you even state clearly that most of us have no earthly idea what's going on in our minds.
The reality is fairly simple: different people have different primary methods of interpreting the world around them. The visually cued individual may very well experience visual inner speech. Those such as you and I are more verbally cued, and could expect verbal inner speech. A person who was deaf at birth would certainly be more likely to experience visual inner speech. Do you see where this is going? It could be music, colors, sounds, whatever. It's happening all the time, in every human being. Even, as you mentioned, while we're unconscious. Especially then.
Because what self-dialogue actually is, seems to be an amalgamation of every single process that happens in the mind. Both conscious and unconscious.
the methodology I've used to reach that conclusion is every bit as valid as your 30 person study.
Oh really? Just because you imagine things are a certain way you believe that puts your perspective on par with the perspective of a trained psychologist whose opinions are informed by studies, studies which you, someone who isn't a doctor, believes he has the expertise to shirt on. lol Oh, but you really dont, do you? Because you've admitted your view is invalid, haven't you? It must be invalid, after all, if this study is invalid and if your opinion is just as valid as this study. Hmm... Maybe you should refrain from commenting if you admit you don't know anything. lol Silly NPC.


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Contacts in the Atlanta District noted an increase in the number of domestic and international visitors relative to last year and strong advance bookings for hotels and conferences for the first half of 2015. New York indicated that tourism was generally steady at a high level, with Broadway theater attendance and revenues moderately higher than a year ago.
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Coal production increased slightly since our previous report, largely due to the effects of harsh winter weather on coal demand; however, production was lower than in the same period last year. Production of natural gas decreased slightly in response to prices, which remained historically low, except for a brief spike in prices due to the cold weather. Coal prices were unchanged since our last Beige Book.
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WASHINGTON, DC - MARCH 07: U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Tom Price compares a copy of the Affordable Care Act (R) and a copy of the new House...
Trump's former HHS secretary condemns key Republican health care policy
One of the most damaging aspects of the Republican tax plan has to do with, of all things, health care. GOP lawmakers included a repeal of the Affordable Care Act's individual mandate in the tax package – a detail Donald Trump routinely brags about.
Indeed, as recently as this past weekend at his campaign rally in Michigan, the president argued that by scrapping the Obamacare mandate, he's "essentially gotten rid" of the health care reform law.
In reality, that's obviously foolish. What Trump and congressional Republicans actually did was leave the ACA in place while making health care coverage more expensive. Within the industry, this observation is common knowledge.
What no one expected was for former Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price to acknowledge this reality freely and in public. USA Today reported today:
Former Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price said Tuesday that repealing the requirement that all Americans have health insurance or face a tax penalty, may not have been such a good idea after all. […]
"There are many, and I'm one of them, who believes … you'll likely have individuals who are younger and healthier not participating in that market, and consequently, that drives up the cost for other folks within that market," Price said during the World Health Care Congress in Washington, D.C., according to The Washington Times.
Price, a former far-right congressman from Georgia, was Trump's first HHS secretary, before he was forced to resign over a series of taxpayer-financed chartered flights.
And at face value, when someone with Price's background and ideology denounces a key health care goal from his own party, it's a big deal. What makes this an even bigger deal, however, is what Tom Price used to say about the same subject.
In fact, it was just last year, during the GOP repeal effort, when Price insisted the mandate was "driving up the cost" of insurance. That was ridiculous at the time, and nine months later, the former Trump cabinet secretary is effectively admitting that he got it backwards.
Tom Price 2017 was wrong; Tom Price 2018 is right. Indeed, the former HHS secretary is now acknowledging what the Congressional Budget Office told lawmakers last year.
Complicating matters for the right is the fact the evidence pointing to the adverse effects of Republican policymaking is increasingly obvious: "The number of Americans without health insurance is creeping back up, after seeing a big drop once the Affordable Care Act took effect, according to the latest tracking survey from the Commonwealth Fund."
The Republicans' defense of their health care efforts just got a whole lot more difficult.
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(3) analysis and interpretation of results.
2 The major descriptors of research design.
• Monitoring versus communication study.
• Experimental versus ex post facto.
• Field versus laboratory versus simulation.
• Subjects perceive no deviations, some deviations, or researcher-induced deviations.
3 The major types of research designs.
Descriptive studies are those used to describe phenomena associated with a subject population or to estimate proportions of the population that have certain characteristics. researcher involvement. reciprocal. type. its purpose. Of greatest interest to the research analyst are asymmetrical relationships. of certain more or less naturally occurring phenomena in the social world Learning Objectives 1 How qualitative methods differ from quantitative methods. Causal studies seek to discover the effect that a variable(s) has on another (or others) or why certain outcomes are obtained. decode. research design. sampling design. and preparation. sample size. The relationships that occur between two variables may be symmetrical. which may be classiꅐ�ed as any of the following types: • Stimulus-response • Property-disposition • Disposition-behavior • Property-behavior Chapter 7 (Cooper) Qualitative Research Deꅐ�nition: Qualitative research includes an "array of interpretive techniques which seek to describe. or asymmetrical. not the frequency. and otherwise come to terms with the meaning. data source. . speed of the research. level of insights and meaning extracted. research sponsor involvement. and data security. Qualitative research methodologies differ from quantitative methodologies based on the focus of the research.Exploratory research is appropriate for the total study in topic areas where the developed data are limited. A qualitative methodology may be used alone to address organizational problems or in combination with other qualitative or quantitative methodologies. 4 The relationships that exist between variables in research design and the steps for evaluating those relationships. including participant pre tasking. methods of data analysis. translate.
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3 Must Know Guardian Blade Saga Characters
Just last week, I was invited to come over to the presscon of TV5, a network here in Cebu Philippines for their new TV series the Guardian Blade Saga.
The Guardian Blade Saga
I can write all about it but hey, since they gave me a copy of the trailer it's much better to hear it all about from them. So, here you go! Watch the video below:
Since it was a presscon, I was able to meet and greet with the actors and actresses of this new TV series and coming there gave me the opportunity to be able to watch the pilot episode of the Guardian Blade. With that, here are the main characters of the series that you must know about.
Lando Kuldoroy
The story revolves around Lando role played by Jefferson Yu, an orphaned boy who has the pastor taking care of him. The pastor raised him since he was young and it seems the pastor himself got some actions to share too.
Lando have a unique ability, and that is the ability to make an object move by force through his mind and the pastor trained him to hide it from everyone else. So yes, he's smart, a geek, a nobody in their school and yet a powerful young boy.
Lieutenant Mirabel Greaves
The nerdy and bubbly soldier from the feature, and with her sharp mind and skills in handling weapons she's been tasked to protect Lando. The role is played by Monica Sacay who's also bubbly and girl in person just like Lt. Mirabel.
Watching her on the pilot episode, she's noisy, bubbly and I'd bet she'll be the girl for Lando but then Lando is in love with someone else. So, hopefully Lando will fall for Mirabel in the future episodes.
Captain Tamara Angelus
Now this is the serious and tough girl, the war veteran of the future, well of course she's a captain and I'd say Danikka Anne Ocampo played it well and her tough look helped it a lot too.
Tamara is the leader of the special force known as the Guardians of the Free Peoples of the Earth on the year 3095. With Mirabel, they are sent to the year 2014 to protect Lando.
There are other more characters that you might want to get to know, but for me these three characters are the ones you'll watch mostly about.
The Guardian Blade Saga will air tomorrow, September 27, 2014 at 11:00am to 11:30am and that is every Saturday at TV5.
Let me know what you think of the pilot episode.
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using std::string;

using gsl::czstring;

using execHelper::config::CommandCollection;
using execHelper::config::FleetingOptionsInterface;
using execHelper::config::Patterns;
using execHelper::config::VariablesMap;
using execHelper::core::Task;

namespace {
const czstring<> PLUGIN_NAME = "commands";
} // namespace

namespace execHelper::plugins {
auto CommandPlugin::getVariablesMap(
    const FleetingOptionsInterface& fleetingOptions) const noexcept
    -> VariablesMap {
    VariablesMap defaults(PLUGIN_NAME);
    if(!defaults.add(PLUGIN_NAME, fleetingOptions.getCommands())) {
        LOG(error) << "Failed to add key '" << PLUGIN_NAME << "'";
    }
    return defaults;
}

auto CommandPlugin::apply(Task task, const VariablesMap& variables,
                          const Patterns& patterns) const noexcept -> bool {
    ensures(variables.get<CommandCollection>(PLUGIN_NAME) != std::nullopt);
    auto commands = *(variables.get<CommandCollection>(PLUGIN_NAME));
    ExecutePlugin executePlugin(commands);
    return executePlugin.apply(task, variables, patterns);
}

auto CommandPlugin::summary() const noexcept -> std::string {
    return "Command (internal)";
}
} // namespace execHelper::plugins

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Q: Is there a term for when the moisture on the inside of your nose freezes when breathing in on a very cold day? On particularly cold days, the moisture inside of one's nose freezes instantly with every inhalation.  It is a peculiar sensation as if all the hairs inside your nose have been glued together. I was curious if there is a term for this.
My efforts to find this have only revealed useful tips for avoiding frostbite.
My working neologism is 'nasal hoar-frost'.

A: Nasal rime (a neologism, as I'm unaware of an established word/term for this)

NASAL adjective:

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*of, for, or relating to the nose. "the nasal passages"

  From Google link
RIME noun:
1: frost
2: an accumulation of granular ice tufts on the windward sides of exposed objects that is formed from supercooled fog or cloud and built out directly against the wind
3: crust, incrustation
From Merriam-Webster Dictionary link

Please note: bib beat me to this--by a long shot--so he should be credited, however, I arrived at this formulation independently and didn't see bib's comment until I was ready to post. Since no answer has been posted and with acknowledgment to bib ...

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Sigerson Cup: St Mary's and UCC set up a final showdown
Small teaching college from Belfast defied the might of UCD to reach the final again
Sun, Feb 17, 2019, 17:17
UCC's Conor Geaney celebrates scoring a goal with Padraig Clifford during their Sigerson Cup semi-final win over NUIG. Photo: Oisin Keniry/Inpho
St. Mary's and UCC will face off in the final of the 2019 Sigerson Cup on Wednesday night, after victories over UCD and NUIG respectively.
St. Mary's claimed a 0-10 to 0-7 victory over UCD on Saturday, with the reigning champions relinquishing their crown after a poor first half, as they failed to register a single score in the opening half.
The Ulster college held a 0-7 to 0-0 lead at the break and it was Barry Dan O'Sullivan who opened UCD's account with a point in the 36th minute.
UCD did put together a small fightback but St. Mary's were well organised in defence and held on for a three point win.
St. Mary's lifted the trophy against all the odds in 2017 and it is remarkable that a small teaching college in Belfast finds itself back in the final again.
UCC will be their opponents in the decider, after the Cork University claimed a 4-9 to 1-15 victory over NUIG.
UCC held a 2-3 to 0-8 lead at half time which was crucial, as the victors played with the wind advantage in the second half.
Kerry star Sean O'Shea found the net twice for UCC in the opening half and it contributed to his side holding a slender one point lead at the break.
NUIG had a dream start to the second half when John Maher found the net, however that goal was cancelled out almost immediately, when Eimhin Courtney raised a green flag after beating the goalkeeper.
Conor Geaney added UCC's fourth goal which proved decisive as his side held on for a three point win.
The final will take place in Parnell Park on Wednesday night at 7.30 and both sides would be right to fancy their chances of victory.
Sigerson Cup semi-final results:
St. Mary's 0-10 UCD 0-7
UCC 4-9 NUIG 1-15
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New platform, called AMPlify, optimizes charging and depot operations for electric fleet bus, truck, and passenger vehicles
AMPLY Power has released a charging optimization platform, called AMPLIFY, that is designed to give fleet operators and owners a complete view of their electric vehicle charging activities.
AMPLIFY is an automated, cloud-based software that tracks current electricity rates, vehicle charge status, fleet sizes and other data points in order to organize charging processes in a comprehensive dashboard. AMPLY manages and maintains AMPLIFY, allowing fleet operators to seamlessly track fleet operations with minimal effort or setup.
"Piloting fleet electrification with a few vehicles is one thing, but for the industry to make a concerted switch to electric, they require a reliable, up-to-date window into their electricity costs and charging operations," says Simon Lonsdale, head of sales and strategy for AMPLY Power. "With AMPLIFY, anyone can actively monitor pricing, scheduling and other logistics, while AMPLY manages the day-to-day work of keeping vehicles charged and ready for service."
Leveraging the latest in cloud technology and AMPLY's unique API, the AMPLIFY platform uses real-time functionality to ensure energy pricing and scheduling transparency to maximize charging efficiency. The web-based portal is tailored for each fleet's needs, taking into consideration facility layouts, vehicles in the fleet, mileage needs, daily operations and more. In addition, AMPLIFY provides predictive features to estimate the impact of future energy pricing or schedule changes.
Through its Charging-as-a-Service (CaaS) model, AMPLY says it removes the risks and complexities related to the charging logistics of electric buses, trucks and passenger vehicles, in exchange for predictable pricing and a guarantee that vehicles are charged fully at the start of each workday.
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In this Photoshop tutorial I will show you how to look for more dust spots on your images.
A. Clicking on the Levels adjustment tool.
Boost the Contrast on the image using the slider.
B.Use the Curves Adjustment Layer by moving the curve depending on the image to increase the contrast, this way you will be able to detect the dust spots on your image.
Go to Select-All-Edit-Copy Merge- Edit-Paste, this will gives us a pixel layer.
Set the radius to a mid-range value, in this sample it was set to 25 then click on Okay.
Add a Curves Adjustment Layer, make a high contrast S-curve you will see the dust spots showing.
Create another Merged Layer, on this layer we can do peeling of the dust spots.
Note: Make sure that the Sample all Layers are not checked and make sure that the correct layer is clicked when we apply the healing tool.
Click on each of the dots, we won't see what is happening because the High Pass Layer is on top of the laywer we are trying to fix.
Hiding the 2 layers will allow you to see the before and after look of the image after this technique has been applied.


Though golfers are accustomed to the idea of handicapping, it is a novel concept for tournament bridge players. A Handicap Knockout Team Championship was on the schedule of the Greater New York Bridge Association's Summer Regional in Manhattan a week ago. It provided for almost all participants a first taste of this type of contest.
The 20 competing teams covered the widest possible spectrum of experience. There were players with international reputations practicing in preparation for the Summer Nationals now being held in Boston: Zia Mahmood of Pakistan, Jaggy Shivdasani of India, Per-Olof Sundelin of Sweden and Tony Sowter of Britain, all of whom have contended for world titles and Peter Pender of San Francisco and Seymon Deutsch of Laredo, Tex., who have won them. None of these stars did better than one of the teams little known to fame: Bernard and Rita Shivach of Jericho, L.I., and Joseph and Barbara Menkes, both of Roslyn, L.I., which reached the semifinal.
An attempt to handicap bridge players on the basis of current performance, as in golf, would be difficult. The organizers therefore based the handicaps on master-point totals, giving a scratch rating to teams in which the players each owned at least 5,000. Two teams which averaged 50 points were given +35, the maximum. The difference between the two handicaps determined the applicable amount in each match.
Since the handicaps measured experience more than skill, there was a slight advantage for a team of young experts who were practicing with a different target in view. Brad Moss, Jeff Ferro, both of Manhattan, Lenny Holtz of Los Angeles, John Diamond of New Carrollton, Md., Brian Platnick of Blacksburg, Va., and Wayne Stuart of Raleigh, N.C., were headed for Boston to compete in trials to determine the United States squad for the 1991 World Junior Team Championships to be played in Ann Arbor, Mich.
This junior group reached the final and came close to victory, losing by a total of 14 imps, adjusted to 9 because of handicap to Henry Meyer, August Boehm, Saul Bronstein and George Tornay, all of Manhattan. The key deal from the final session is shown in the diagram.
Meyer's fourth-suit rebid of three clubs with the North hand did not promise any strength in that suit so Boehm's bid of three no-trump as South was slightly unusual. He did not have a convenient alternative and no-trump was likely to furnish the right game even if the club suit were unstopped. But North was headed for four hearts and was merely trying to hint at a slam.
This slow route to game had a subtle impact on the play when Holtz as West led the ace and another club. With a crucial decision to make, Boehm drew an inference: If West had begun with an ace-queen combination, he would assume from the bidding that the king was on his right and select a lead in another suit.
[Diagram] South ruffed a diamond and Holtz saw that he would be endplayed if he overruffed with the ten. Discarding would not help him for South would lead his last trump. He made an imaginative try by overruffing with the heart king and leading the ten.
This gambit would have defeated the contract if Boehm had routinely won in dummy, but he found the right counter-gambit by allowing the ten to win. Now there was no escape for West and South made the last three tricks and his contract. Four hearts failed in the replay and the 11 imps gained by the Boehm team decided the match.


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Favorability is down, but millennial stock purchases may be up—so, a wash?
Nike's wild week continues on Donald Trump Jr.'s Instagram, Twitter, and in the stock market. With angry conservatives still showily destroying their Nike gear, the brand has doubled down with a two-minute ad narrated by Kaepernick, all while the president, who really has better things to focus on, predictably rails against the whole thing.
It's a gambit that's gotten attention . . . but has it actually helped the company? Early answers suggest yes and no. A report from Markets Insider suggests millennials are snatching up Nike stock, based on data from the investment app Robinhood. Then again, a poll from Morning Consult found that the brand's net favorability has dropped, particularly among Republicans. The most surprising result might be that brand favorability also dropped among younger respondents, Nike users, and African-Americans—three groups the brand was likely targeting with the campaign.


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Q: NT groups in Active Directory Is the distribution group or distro group an example of NT groups?
I thought NT groups are like security groups that can be used for shared folders.

A: AFAIK there is no NT Group in Active Directory.Its Winodws NT is another directory service was introduced by Microsoft in 1990. NT uses global and local groups help you organize user accounts and simplify assigning permissions on resources.
Distribution Group and Security Group are types of groups in Active Directory.

Distribution groups Used to create email distribution lists.
Security groups Used to assign permissions to shared resources.

Active Directory is the successor to Windows NT.Windows NT is a directory service network operating system introduced by Microsoft in 1990
Windows NT is fixed and did not support the addition of new objects, AD has a flexible schema that allows the addition of new objects that allowed for better scaling functionality
For more information about WindowsNT Please refer this document.
For Comparison of Active Directory and Windows NT Please do refer this Document for better clarification.


AfterCardsScroll is fired when the user scrolls cards in a card area.
The event handler receives an argument of type AfterCardsScrollEventArgs containing data related to this event. The following AfterCardsScrollEventArgs properties provide information specific to this event.
Rows Rows collection where cards were scrolled.


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The work of the American artist Ian Cheng (b. 1984) explores the nature of mutation and the capacity of humans to relate to change. Drawing on principles of video game design, improvisation, and Darwinian brutality, Cheng has developed so-called "live simulations," living virtual ecosystems that begin with basic programmed properties, but are left to self-evolve without authorial control or end. His simulations model the dynamics of often imaginative organisms and ecologies, but do so with the unforgiving causality found in nature itself. What results is a cascade of emergent behaviors that the artist can manage but never truly master. This process is punctuated by states of chaos, collapse, cannibalization, recombination, perfection, luck and boredom. Cheng, who studied cognitive science at the University of California, Berkeley, describes his simulations as akin to a "neurological gym": a format for viewers to deliberately exercise the feelings of confusion, anxiety, and cognitive dissonance that accompany the experience of unrelenting change. In his first solo...
The work of the American artist Ian Cheng (b. 1984) explores the nature of mutation and the capacity of humans to relate to change. Drawing on principles of video game design, improvisation, and Darwinian brutality, Cheng has developed so-called "live simulations," living virtual ecosystems that begin with basic programmed properties, but are left to self-evolve without authorial control or end. His simulations model the dynamics of often imaginative organisms and ecologies, but do so with the unforgiving causality found in nature itself. What results is a cascade of emergent behaviors that the artist can manage but never truly master. This process is punctuated by states of chaos, collapse, cannibalization, recombination, perfection, luck and boredom. Cheng, who studied cognitive science at the University of California, Berkeley, describes his simulations as akin to a "neurological gym": a format for viewers to deliberately exercise the feelings of confusion, anxiety, and cognitive dissonance that accompany the experience of unrelenting change. In his first solo exhibition in Switzerland, Cheng presents two versions of the simulation Emissary Forks At Perfection: as a panoramic projection originally shown in 2015; and as its mutation, or «fork», in the form of a tablet-based experience that invites viewers to physically explore the world of the simulation, its organisms, and its ongoing dynamics.
Ian Cheng Emissary Forks For You, 2016, live simulation, sound, Google Tango Tablets, infinite duration, Sammlung Migros Museum für Gegenwartskunst, Photo: Stefan Altenburger.
Born 1984 in Los Angeles, California. Lives and works in New York. Ian Cheng's work explores the nature of mutation and the capacity of humans to relate to change. Drawing...
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THE HOLLIES have announced "The Road Is Long" 2019 NZ Tour for late February / early March.
Their huge NZ audience will experience again the magic of this timeless and iconic UK band, featuring its founders Tony Hicks and Bobby Elliott, the fantastic voice of Peter Howarth, and long-time musicians Ray Stiles, Ian Parker and Steve Lauri.
They've had more top 10 hits than almost any other group (BUS STOP - HE AINT HEAVY HE'S MY BROTHER - CARRIE ANNE - AIR THAT I BREATHE - MAGIC WOMAN TOUCH - JENNIFER ECCLES - SORRY SUZANNE | to name a few), THE HOLLIES will tour 8 NZ centres over late February/early March, following recent sell-out tours in Europe and the UK.
"Without being disrespectful to former members of the group it would be hard to beat the current line-up who produce a masterly performance, obviously enjoying many technical aspects in sound and lighting that were not available to previous generations"
"There are few if any groups from the 60s still performing that can match the Hollies for a wonderful evening's entertainment"


NESCA News & Notes: How Does IQ Relate to Personality?
From the Psychology Today Blog "Beautiful Minds"
Personality and IQ have traditionally been viewed as distinct domains of human functioning. However, research over the past three decades suggests that IQ is a personality trait. In an excellent chapter in The Cambridge Handbook of Intelligence, personality neuroscientist Colin DeYoung points out that many personality traits involve cognitive processes and abilities.
It's just that IQ is primarily measured with ability tests, whereas personality tests are primarily measured with questionnaires. But this is more a reflection of a lack of ingenuity on the part of psychologists than a real difference in domain of human functioning.
It's theoretically possible to measure personality traits through ability tests. For instance, agreeableness could be measured through tests of perspective taking, conscientiousness could be measured through tests of self-control, and neuroticism could be measured through measures of emotional self-regulation.
Viewing IQ as a personality trait is helpful because it puts IQ in perspective. We can take a birds eye view of all the many fascinating ways we differ from one another in cognitive processing, emotion, and motivation, while seeing where IQ fits into that bigger picture.
To help us see that picture, I analyzed data from the Eugene-Springfield community sample, which consisted of 478 mostly White participants from Eugene and Springfield, Oregon. Participants ranged in age from 20 to 85 years, and spanned all levels of educational attainment. The sample consisted of 199 males and 279 females.
While the sample isn't ethnically diverse, it does have a pretty good range of IQ and personality, so we can get some sense of how IQ relates to personality in the general population.
The IQ test that participants took consisted of 15 multiple-choice items that measured knowledge and abstract reasoning. The personality test measured 45 dimensions of human personality.
Consistent with prior research, IQ was most strongly related to openness to experience. Out of 9 dimensions of openness to experience, 8 out of 9 were positively related to IQ: intellectual engagement, intellectual creativity, mental quickness, intellectual competence, introspection, ingenuity, intellectual depth, and imagination. Interestingly, IQ was much more strongly related to intellectual engagement and mental quickness than imagination, ingenuity, or intellectual depth, and IQ was not related to sensitivity to beauty.
Out of 45 dimensions of personality, 23 dimensions were not related to IQ. These included gregariousness, friendliness, assertiveness, poise, talkativeness, social understanding, warmth, pleasantness, empathy, cooperation, sympathy, conscientiousness, efficiency, dutifulness, purposefulness, cautiousness, rationality, perfectionism, calmness, impulse control, imperturbability, cool-headedness, and tranquility. These qualities were not directly relevant to IQ.
8 dimensions of personality outside the openness to experience domain were positively related to IQ, including organization, toughness, provocativeness, leadership, self-disclosure, emotional stability, moderation, and happiness– although the correlations were much smaller than with intellectual engagement and mental quickness.
IQ was negatively related to orderliness, morality, nurturance, tenderness, and sociability, but again, the negative correlations were much smaller than the relationships among IQ, intellectual engagement, and mental quickness.
Given this data, where does IQ fit into the personality puzzle? While this is just a single dataset, it is consistent with other studies suggesting that the most relevant personality domain is openness to experience, particularly the dimensions that reflect the ability and drive for conscious exploration of inner mental experience.
This is certainly an important slice of personality, but at the same time these findings illustrate that there are many more ways we differ from each other in cognition, emotion, and motivation that are not well measured by IQ tests.
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