Open the creation menu and click the random distribution icon. The new menu now displays all the resources that can either be distributed at random, or specifically assigned, throughout your island chain. The agricultural products are tobacco, grapevines, sugar cane, cocoa, cotton, and spices. Furthermore, both small and large iron ore deposits, as well as gold deposits, may also be distributed. You must additionally decide wether or not treasures and native villages are to be found in your island chain. The two different native villages differ only in appearance. Under the icons you will see two numbers. The number on the left represents how often these products are to be randomly assigned a 100% yield rate. Use the two arrows to change this number. The number on the right represents how often you have directly assigned these products to chosen islands. This number cannot be changed in this menu, as it is determined by the settings you have made while creating your island in the info mode.
Each product may only be found once on each island. This means that if you assign more products than there are islands on which they could actually be found, the extra products assigned will be ignored.Treasures can only be distributed randomly.
If you assign an island resources with a yield rate of 100%, you may only designate three products, depending upon the type of vegetation. For example, your island may have a yield rate of 100% for tobacco, grape vines, and sugarcane. Should you, however, assign these resources over the random distribution menu only two, at most, will have a yield rate of 100% even though you have assigned enough resources. The availability of resources on your islands affects the difficulty of your senarios.If the agricultural products on your island only have a yield rate of 50%, it will be much more difficult to ground, and successfully develop, a flourishing settlement.
Please note that at least one island in your chain should have a yield rate of 100% for either grapevines or sugarcane. Otherwise, it will not be possible to produce alcohol.Cocoa is also one of the products that cannot be replaced.Tobacco and spices have the same value. Either one of these, if it is available in sufficient quantity, can make up for a deficit in the supply of the other. In order to be able to produce the necessary products, you will have to ensure that these agricultural products can be found with a yield rate of 100% somewhere in your island chain.


Dreamweaver Stencils are great for embossing and are beautiful stenciled with inks, chalks or embossing pastes.
Dreamweaver Stencils utilize six designations of stencils: LS, LM & LR, LL, LG, LJ and LX. The stencils within each designation are similar in size and are priced the same. The LS stencils are the smallest up to the LX stencils which are the largest.
The LS stencils are approximately 2 1/4" x 1 5/8".
The LM & LR stencils are approximately 3 1/4" x 2 1/4".
The LL stencils are approximately 3 3/4" x 2 3/4".
The LG stencils are approximately 4 1/2" x 3 1/2".
The LJ stencils are all 5 1/2" x 4 1/4"
The LX stencils are about 6" x 6" or 6.25" x 4.5"


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Issue 1: 2020-21 Arts and Entertainment
Ω Issue 1 - 2020-21
"The Baby-Sitters Club" brings refreshing representation to the small screen
30 years later, The Baby-Sitters Club inspires a new generation of young fans with its heartwarming and inclusive Netflix adaptation.
Upon first hearing that Netflix would be producing a modern reboot of the '90s book series "The Baby-Sitters Club," my best friend and I, both avid fans of the originals, were skeptical that it would translate over to television well. The adaptation was released on July 3, guided by showrunner Rachel Shukert. However, "The Baby-Sitters Club" exceeded all expectations with its wit, heartwarming characters, and refreshing honesty, easily making it one of the best new shows of the year.
I remember receiving my first "Baby-Sitters Club" book as a hand-me-down when I was in second grade. The title was "Claudia and Mean Janine," book number seven in the series. The girls painted on the cover were evidently Asian, which intrigued me. And the book looked old, with yellowed pages and bent corners, and not like any other chapter book I had ever read.
After devouring that first book, I HAD to read the first one, and then the second … and so began my obsession with "The Baby-Sitters Club" (fondly abbreviated as the BSC), the same as many teens experienced years before me. "Kristy's Great Idea" was published in 1986 as the first book, and after immediate popularity it exploded into an almost 250-title series over two decades, selling approximately 200 million copies worldwide. Ann M. Martin wrote an estimated quarter of these novels herself before handing the reins over to a team of ghostwriters.
"The Baby-Sitters Club" exceeded all expectations with its wit, heartwarming characters, and refreshing honesty, easily making it one of the best new shows of the year."
The story revolves around five 13-year-old friends who begin a baby-sitting club to care for the children in their hometown of Stoneybrook, Connecticut, while navigating the ups and downs of adolescence. The books alternate between the girls' perspectives, allowing the reader to access each individual's thoughts. Each 30-minute show in the 10-episode series is adapted from one book.
Kristy Thomas (Sophie Grace), fiery and independent, gets the idea for the Baby-Sitters Club after watching her mom (Alicia Silverstone of Clueless) struggle to find childcare for Kristy's younger brother. She is the self-proclaimed "president and founder" of the club. Claudia Kishi (Momona Tamada) is passionate about art and fashion yet feels misunderstood by her academically-driven parents and older sister. Mary Anne Spier (Malia Baker) is painfully shy and grapples with her personal identity. Stacey McGill (Shay Rudolph) is the sophisticated "new girl" from New York City but has to hide her Type 1 diabetes from her friends because of her controlling parents. Later arrives ex-Californian Dawn Schafer (Xochitl Gomez) who must adjust to life in New England.
The plot mostly stayed true to the books, maintaining even small details such as incorporating different girls' handwriting as end credit fonts. Aside from being set in the present, the largest change in the Netflix adaptation was the inclusion of more diverse characters. The originals were often praised for being ahead of their time for having an Asian main character and a Black secondary character, but changing two more baby-sitters to people of color (POC) added more depth to the story.
Mary Anne, who was originally white, is now Black, and episodes showcase her journey of self-discovery and detail the struggles of her overprotective, widowed white dad (Marc Evan Jackson of The Good Place) in raising his daughter.
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Dawn, originally portrayed with long, blonde hair, became the first Latina baby-sitter in the series, and her free-spirited nature represents the adaptors' emphasis on representation. (In one scene, Mary Anne marvels at how open-minded and knowledgeable Dawn is about social issues. Dawn's nonchalant response: "Well, I am from California.")
Additionally, the BSC novels never included a canon LGBTQ+ character. But considering that Ann M. Martin herself is gay, the decision to include multiple of these characters in a modern adaptation seemed more than apt. This led to one of the most bittersweet added moments in the television series in which Mary Anne stood up to hospital workers who misgendered a young transgender girl, her baby-sitting charge.
The show's modern backdrop also allowed the writers of the show to provide social commentary on current events. An article from Screen Rant notes that one scene in which Claudia learns that her grandmother Mimi was sent to a Japanese internment camp during WWII reflects current immigrant families stuck in detention facilities at the U.S. border.
"I don't understand how anyone could do that to a family," says Claudia. "I don't know why they still do," her sister responds.
The integration of these topics into the show aren't preachy or "dumbed down;" rather, they are presented in a matter-of-fact way that makes the series even more impactful. The actors brought these scenes to life with grace. Young audiences can easily empathize and learn from these scenes because the cast members were the same ages as their characters, rather than having older teens unrealistically playing middle schoolers.
Furthermore, a large majority of the show's writers, producers and directors were women, many of which grew up with the original novels. Their insight serves to carry on Ann M. Martin's emphasis on "girl power" in the books.
"I wouldn't say that I had a feminist agenda [while writing "The Baby-Sitter's Club" books], but I certainly had a feminist perspective," Martin told Jen Doll of The Atlantic in 2012. "I think of myself as a feminist. I wanted to portray a very diverse group of characters, not only from different racial backgrounds, but from different kinds of family backgrounds, religions, and perspectives on life … who became very close friends."
Many young viewers have already become the next generation of "Baby-Sitters Club" fans, carrying on the series' legacy after 30 years. Overall, the themes of inclusivity and togetherness in "The Baby-Sitters Club," tied with a fantastically adapted script, made the series one of the best of 2020.
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One Response to ""The Baby-Sitters Club" brings refreshing representation to the small screen"
Bill Chen on September 29th, 2020 7:48 pm
Nice job Lauren!

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  module Artifact
    def self.setup(session)
      session.tell_all! 'mkdir -p /var/repo/',
                        'mkdir -p /var/scripts/'
    end

    def self.destroy(session, name)
      raise 'name must not be blank' if name.blank?
      raise 'name must not contains wildcards' if name.include?('*')

      session.tell_all! "rm -rf /var/scripts/#{name}",
                        "rm -rf /var/repo/#{name}.git",
                        "rm -rf /var/www/#{name}",
                        "rm -f /etc/monit/conf.d/escualo-#{name}",
                        "rm -f /etc/init/#{name}.conf",
                        "test ! -e /var/repo/#{name}.git"
    end

    def self.present?(session, name)
      list(session).include? name rescue false
    end

    def self.create_scripts_dir(session, name)
      session.tell! "mkdir -p /var/scripts/#{name}"
    end

    def self.create_init_script(session, options)
      session.upload_template! "/var/scripts/#{options[:name]}/init",
                               'init.sh',
                               options
      session.tell! "chmod +x /var/scripts/#{options[:name]}/init"
    end

    def self.list(session)
      session.ask('ls /var/repo/').captures(/(.*)\.git/).map { $1 }
    end

    def self.create_push_infra(session, options)
      name = options[:name]
      session.tell_all! 'cd /var',
                        'mkdir -p www',
                        'mkdir -p repo',
                        'cd repo',
                        "rm -rf #{name}.git",
                        "mkdir #{name}.git",
                        "cd #{name}.git",
                        'git init --bare'
      hook_file = "/var/repo/#{name}.git/hooks/post-receive"
      session.upload_template! hook_file, 'post-receive.sh', options
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    end

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      name = options[:name]
      session.tell! 'mkdir -p /etc/monit/conf.d/'
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Last month we gave you the Ultimate Staircase Design Guide and this month we will continue providing helpful advice, but this time it will be around kitchen cabinetry and drawers. This guide will give you a brief overview of the materials and finishes for cabinets and drawers, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of each with a demonstration of what this looks like. To ensure you are satisfied with your kitchen for years to come it is important you have a full understanding of what your lifestyle looks like and this will give us a good understanding of how you wish to use the kitchen. For example, if you have a large family then perhaps you spend more time in your kitchen or you might be a social butterfly, so your kitchen is for show when guests come over. Once your lifestyle is fully understood then the next step is to think about your preferred style of kitchen, for example Traditional English or Modern Luxe. Once you have gained clarity on how you will use your space then it is a much easier task to select the finish of your cabinetry and drawers.
Solid wood (oak or ash) is a popular choice for a traditional shaker style or a contemporary classic kitchen amongst our clients. Layers of paint would be applied to the solid wood to maintain the visibility of the natural wood grain, which can be an appealing detail for homeowners wanting character and charm. If you are considering solid wood then be mindful that hairline cracks on painted solid wood cabinetry will eventually appear. This happens because the natural movement of wood these cracks become more pronounced in humid environments, therefore, companies may request you to sign a finish waiver. If you are considering a solid wood finish then be mindful this falls into the higher price range.
For someone seeking a more contemporary look then consider lacquered doors and drawers. This type of cabinetry is available in a wide variety of colours and finishes from matt to satin and high gloss; for best results, we would recommend lacquer MDF. As this is a washable finish it is easy to maintain therefore it is popular finish with homeowners. The paint can chip if used with force, so we advise you to order touch up kit once you have this cabinetry installed as will contain paint from the same batch of paint used on your cabinetry.
Made from thin and delicate slices of wood affixed to a durable substrate material, a veneer is a cheaper way to achieve a wood effect. It is available in satin, gloss, and high gloss, with greater resistance to warping compared to solid wood. Although very practical, veneer can look less elegant than solid wood, and can easily scratch, therefore requires a greater deal of care. Marine varnish can be used to make it more watertight, therefore, providing it with greater durability. Veneer is only available up to 2.5meters and if it is longer than this in length then it would need to be joined by a specialist. In the image above the veneer is a high gloss piano finish and it has been contrasted against white matt lacquered lower cabinets.
Constructed of a high gloss solid acrylic, Parapan is a glossy mirror-like finish and it lends itself to a contemporary style that is used often in kitchens. Parapan tends to be a pricier option as it is a durable, scratch and water resistant material, which is also UV resistant, so the colour won't fade. In the image above the finish has been demonstrated with custom cabinets matt finish in black and white.
Whatever finish you decide to use for your kitchen cabinets, be sure to seek professional advice before committing. Feel free to contact us here; Amberth or head over to our Houzz page to see more projects.


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Downgrade iOS 9.1 Beta To iOS 9 Final – How To
Here's how you can downgrade iOS 9.1 beta to iOS 9 final release on iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
Right after Apple seeded the iOS 9 GM build on the 9th of September, the Cupertino giant released the first beta of iOS 9.1 to developers and non-developers alike. The update is meant for the upcoming iPad Pro, while it also brings new features to the iPhone and iPod touch. The update is loaded with a bunch of great bug fixes and enhancements, but if you feel that you've made the wrong decision in upgrading to iOS 9.1 beta, then here's how you can downgrade to iOS 9.
Before you go ahead, be sure to take a complete backup of your iOS device either using iTunes or iCloud.
Downgrade iOS 9.1 Beta To iOS 9 Final
Before you begin, make sure you have the latest version of iTunes installed on your PC or Mac. You can download the latest release from: apple.com/itunes.
1. Download iOS 9 final IPSW file for your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
2. Put your iOS device in Recovery Mode before connecting it with your PC or Mac via USB. You can follow the complete steps written here on how to do just that.
3. With your iOS device now in Recovery Mode and connected to your PC or Mac, click on the 'Ok' button, and then click on the 'Restore iPhone' button while holding down the left 'Option' key (Mac) or the left 'Shift' key (Windows).
4. Point iTunes towards the iOS 9 IPSW file you downloaded in step 1.
5. iTunes will now contact Apple's servers for the verification of the IPSW file and will eventually downgrade your device to the current public build of iOS.
The process can take quite a while depending on the device you have. But eventually you'll be downgraded without having to go through too much fuss.
As we mentioned before, the iOS 9.1 update is due for release alongside the shipment of Apple's 12.9-inch iPad Pro. And if you want to give iOS 9.1 beta a spin right away then you can do so via Apple's Beta Software Program. More details can be found here, along with a complete step-by-step guide walking you through the process: iOS 9.1 Public Beta Now Available, Here's How To Download It Right Now.
Downgraded from iOS 9.1 beta to iOS 9? Then be sure to let us know why you did so in the comments section below. We love to hear back from our readers.
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Uttarakhand panchayat women want greater role in governance
Citation: Kazmi SMA. (2000, November 18). Uttarakhand panchayat women want greater role in governance. Indian Express.
Tags: rural, women
S.M.A. KAZMI, Indian Express – November 18, 2000
DEHRADUN, NOV 17: After the formation of Uttarakhand, the hill women — who played a pivotal role in their struggle for a separate state — have decided to be more assertive. They have sought to replace the Uttar Pradesh Panchayati Raj Act with a fresh legislation which should be in keeping with the geographical and socio-economic conditions of the new state.
Over 600 elected women panchayat members of the newly-formed Uttaranchal (sic) state who gathered here for a two-day "Open Forum" organised by the Rural Litigation and Entitlement Kendra (RLEK) and the Panchayati Raj and Gender Awareness Training Institute (PRAGATI) — both voluntary organisations — demanded more powers and rights to run schools, adult education centres, panchayats and even manage forests.
The 24-point charter of demands — the "Uttaranchal (sic) declaration" as they called it — urged the new state government to transfer all the 29 departments under the 11th Schedule of the 73rd Amendment Act to gram panchayats.
They strongly demanded that primary education should be managed by gram sabhas and must therefore be immediately handed over to the panchayats so as to provide opportunities for local unemployed youth and make schools in the hills functional.
The women contended that the new state has nearly 70 per cent of its land under forests cover and over 70 per cent of its population is dependent on the forests for their livelihood. According to them, the UP Forest Act — which they claimed was "anti-people" — should not be applicable in Uttaranchal and demanded that panchayats be entrusted with the task of forest management as well.
The charter also wants the benefits from the sale of sand, stones and minerals from riverbeds to accrue to the panchayats instead of private contractors. This would make panchayats economically viable, they said.
The problem of acute scarcity of water in the hills also came up for discussion and the women resolved to adopt traditional methods to harness locally available water resources and that the government's role shouldbe restricted to only granting technical assistance. It was also proposed that gram sabhas be encouraged to take up minor hydropower projects, funds for which should be earmarked by the government.
Uttaranchal (sic) Chief Minister Nitayanand Swami conceded some demands of the women panchayat members and assured that he would issue directives to government officials to extend total co-operation to panchayats.
Copyright © 2000 Indian Express Newspapers (Bombay) Ltd.
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I prepared a box plot (including Nick Cox's hplot) of the z-scores of six spatial parameters (length, width etc.)to illustrate the relative variations between the parameters.
The medians do not align in the graph. Should they not align?


HOUSTON, Sept. 18 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Cabot Oil & Gas (NYSE: COG) will release its third quarter financial and operating results on Thursday, October 25, 2007.
A conference call with investors, analysts and other interested parties is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. EDT (8:30 a.m. CDT, 7:30 a.m. MDT, 6:30 a.m. PDT) on Friday, October 26, 2007 to discuss third quarter 2007 operating results. You are invited to listen to the call which will be broadcast live over the Internet at http://www.cabotog.com.
A replay will be available from Friday, October 26, 2007 through Sunday, October 28, 2007. You may access this replay at (800) 642-1687, (U.S./Canada) or (706) 645-9291 (International), passcode #17100993.


Devotion Assisted Living is a memory care provider in Walkersville, MD. Staff are on service 24 hours a day. There are activities appropriate for seniors with Alzheimer's disease and dementia that help keep residents active and engaged. It is a secured property. There is a computerized system that alerts staff if a resident attempts to wander to an unsafe area. At Devotion Assisted Living, you can rest assured because nurse is on staff and a doctor is on call. Devotional services are provided to residents.
If Devotion Assisted Living isn't quite what you're looking for, take a look at a few other nearby communities that might be a better match.
I thought this place did a really great job. I really thought they stood out in cleanliness, the place was always immaculate. They did a great job with everything, I'd give them 5s across the... Read the full review.
Very narrow halls and walk areas. Not good for wheel chair. Requires residents to stay in tv room all day. Strange odor when entering home. Costs 500 more a month same price for semi private room... Read the full review.


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Q: Div inside list should be on top of all list I have made a dynamic website which creates list of li according to number it gets from database but inside li there is three div, last div class="panelslider".
I want to show on top of all list but its come on top of its on li and behind of other li.
How can i do this ?
Here is my Code :

        <title>Dynamic</title>

A: If I understand correctly, try:
.panelslider{
  z-index:999;
}

Or even,
.panelslider{
  position:absolute;
  z-index:999;
}

Its hard to say without more CSS provided.

A: I think there is some problem with your code.
You can't show div or any tag inside lists. If you wish do so it would be something below:

do something here

And if you need to define something else like div, p, etc then define it out of tag.

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BRTS project goes live; hon'ble CM dedicates it to the people of the state
Much awaited BRTS project got launched yesterday. The urban public transport service par excellence, 'Jan Marg-B.R.T.S' w as dedicated as a Deepavali gift to the citizens of Ahmedabad by Shri Narendrabhai Modi today. The estimated land cost, which is utilized for Jan Marg comes to the tune of Rs. 9000 crores. "We are going to celebrate Swarnim Jayanti in Ahmedabad. We are also committed to the development of Ahmedabad. We have determined to transform the city by taking up various development projects. Those who are getting pain out of development let them bear with it, "added C.M.
He cracked upon the elements eng aged in publicizing the piece of Central-Aid.
Every year, Citizens of Gujarat deposit huge sum of Rs. 1.75 Lakh crores, as tax in the treasury of Centre. Against that, if Union Government releases a piece of aid for the construction of Jan Marg, there is no point in making publicity of it, after all the money belongs to the people of Gujarat. Chief Minister had critically raised the issue.
What if the vision of Jan Marg Public Transport could not get realised? Why are you so scared and pained, that you could not construct the efficient public transport -Jan Marg-addressing the problems of people? Who had stopped you in transforming the glittering image of Kankariya Lake? Why you did not bothered of bringing Narmada water in Sabarmati? He strongly objected the efforts to create controversy over the Central-Aid component.
The gleaming B.R.T.S is to cover 88 K.Ms connecting different areas of Ahmedabad, would provide public transport services of International class. He dedicated the first phase of Jan Marg, connecting R.T.O to Pirana. Chief Minister received thunderous ovation from the people, when he arrived in BRTS with the Mayor of Ahmedabad Shri Kanaji Thakor, Urban Development Minister Shri Nitinbhai Patel, and Revenue Minister Smt Anandiben Patel.
Earlier he dedicated Suez Treatment Plant, and Solid waste land fill site. He also laid foundation stone of Solid waste processing plant today.
M.P Dr Kiritbhai Solanki, Mayor Shri Kanaji Thakor had addressed the gathering.
Revenue Minister Smt Anandiben Patel, Urban Development Minister Shri Nitinbhai Patel, M.P. Shri Surendrabhai Patel, MLAS and eminent leaders were among the others who attended the inauguration ceremony.
BRTS


OLMSTED COUNTY, MINNESOTA, NEEDED A CAMPAIGN TO HELP KEEP PARENTS FROM HOSTING KID PARTIES AT THEIR HOUSES. THE IDEA WAS TO CREATE A NEIGHBORHOOD WITH THE FOCUS ON THE "PARTY HOUSE", THE RED SOLO CUP.
To keep the concept geared towards parents and their kids, we used the headline #parentfail. It felt fresh and young, yet powerful enough to get the attention of parents.
We created a website featuring an intro video driving by the neighborhood, ending at the party house.
To spread the word that people's homes weren't going to be party houses, we created an interactive map. Here, you can add your address and a special "no hosting here" pin will be placed. if you're a parent and you want to make sure your kid is going to a safe environment, you're all set.


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Q: Vue: Remove white border from Pie Chart using Chartkick Gem Is there a way to remove the white border from the pie chart slices by adding an option to the library? I am looking for the Vue version of this answer: Rails: Remove white border from Pie Chart using Chartkick Gem
Code I am using.
<pie-chart :data="donutChartData" :donut="true" :colors="colorsData" :download="true" :library="{cutoutPercentage: 50}" ></pie-chart>
Any ideas how to do that in Vue?
Thanks in advance!

A: Answer found:
"Following the vue-chartkick readme page it shows you can use the v-bind:library to pass values directly to the Charts.js library, so you can use the same structure as the rails answer."
This works for me in Vue now:
<pie-chart :data="donutChartData" :donut="true" :colors="colorsData" :download="true" :library="{animation: {easing: 'easeOutQuad'}, elements: {arc: {borderWidth: 0}}}" ></pie-chart>


You can take the same steps while using Safari on your iPhone or iPad as well.
Activate AirPlay by swiping up on your iPhone or iPad and selecting "AirPlay Mirroring".
It will start to mirror the screen of your device.
But when you launch a video from the browser, as soon as the video starts playing, the Apple TV stops mirroring and starts playing that video.
You can select subtitles by clicking the speech bubble icon at the lower right.


This entirely new body of work showcases 10 illustrations with influence apparent in architecture and urban culture gleaned from my experiences at home and abroad. These geometric impressions of modern life are an uncomplicated celebration of abstract minimalism and satisfyingly straight lines.
All artworks are available as Giclée prints on acid-free, 308gsm, 100% cotton Hahnemühle Photo Rag in an edition of 5.
315 x 455 mm Giclée print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag.
283 x 283 mm Giclée print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag.
344 x 466 mm Giclée print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag.


You always wonder what kind of people live in your new state, and just a few days into our move here in early September Missouri Rep. Billy Long delivered a good one in the House of Representatives. During a hearing with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, a protester shouted on the floor with her cell phone held out to film herself.
Mr. Long then did what came natural - he sold it - watch video here.
Mr. Long broke into an auction chant and his cadence was too much for the protester, who faded away quickly as the video shows. I'm guessing Mr. Long's performance also brought a touch of levity to an otherwise tense room.


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Varadkar: Changes to Covid supports will target them to those most in need
Opposition TDs raise concerns as Tánaiste says Government plans to make changes to EWSS, PUP, and other supports
Leo Varadkar said the Government will have to make decisions in the coming days regarding PUP, EWSS, and other financial supports for businesses and workers.
Elaine Loughlin, Deputy Political Editor
Changes to Covid measures will ensure only workers and businesses in need of support will be targeted for financial help, the Tánaiste has said.
Leo Varadkar has said the Government will have to make decisions in the coming days regarding the pandemic unemployment payment (PUP), the employment wage subsidy scheme (EWSS), and other financial supports for businesses.
A number of TDs raised concerns in the Dáil that Covid supports are being reduced at a time when businesses are being hit as a result of public health advice to limit social activity.
Social Democrats co-leader Catherine Murphy said the hospitality, entertainment, and tourism sectors are "struggling to cope with the wave of cancellations" after Nphet and the Government appealed to people to reduce their social contacts:
This amounts to death by a thousand cuts for the hospitality and entertainment sectors.
"While the advice was undoubtedly necessary to stem the steep increase in Covid cases, it came with a very real cost," she said.
Fine Gael TD Brendan Griffin called for the restoration of supports for tourism and hospitality businesses "to at least the equivalent" of the payment that was available under the EWSS.
"They have been through a torrid time and need the support of the Government," he said.
Mayo TD Alan Dillon told the Dáil that extending supports at the full rate would act as "an incredible sign of support" to struggling sectors:
It is one thing to see a change in public behaviour but the reduction in the EWSS is rubbing salt into the wound.
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工程力学 ›› 2019, Vol. 36 ›› Issue (4): 8-23.doi: 10.6052/j.issn.1000-4750.2018.03.0175
• 综述 • 上一篇 下一篇
扑翼空气动力学研究进展与应用
向锦武, 孙毅, 申童, 李道春
北京航空航天大学航空科学与工程学院, 北京 100083
通讯作者: 李道春(1980-),男,山东人,教授,博士,博导,从事飞行器气动弹性与微型飞行器设计研究(E-mail:lidc@buaa.edu.cn). E-mail:lidc@buaa.edu.cn
作者简介:向锦武(1964-),男,湖南人,教授,博士,博导,从事无人飞行器总体设计研究(E-mail:xiangjw@buaa.edu.cn);孙毅(1978-),男,陕西人,工程师,博士生,从事无人机总体技术与微型飞行器设计研究(E-mail:821522495@qq.com);申童(1993-),男,陕西人,博士生,从事微型扑翼气动特性研究(E-mail:shentong@buaa.edu.cn).
国家自然科学基金面上项目(11572023)
摘要: 昆虫、鸟类与蝙蝠等生物具有高超的飞行能力,是扑翼飞行器的主要模仿对象。近年来,扑翼空气动力学领域的研究取得了很大进展,该文主要对其主要研究成果进行综述,重点介绍扑翼空气动力学各研究方向的最新进展,包括昆虫、鸟类与蝙蝠扑翼的主要升力机制,翅膀形态学参数与微观结构、翅膀柔性与动态变形、翼-翼干扰、翼-身干扰、个体间干扰及地面效应等对扑翼气动特性的影响。同时还对仿生扑翼飞行器气动研究的新进展进行了介绍,并提出了扑翼空气动力学所面临的主要问题和挑战。
关键词: 扑翼, 空气动力学, 昆虫, 鸟类, 蝙蝠
Abstract: Insects, birds and bats have superb flying ability. They are the main imitators of a flapping-wing aircraft. In recent years, a great progress has been made in the field of flapping-wing aerodynamics. This paper summarized the main research results, and focus on the recent advances in flapping-wing aerodynamics, including the flapping-wings lift mechanism of insects, birds and bats, the effects of wing morphological parameters and microstructures, wing flexibility, dynamic deformation, wing-wing interference, wing-body interference, inter-individual interference, and ground effect on the flapping wing aerodynamics. We also introduced the research progress of aerodynamic research on bionic flapping-wing aircraft design. At the end, the main problems and challenges faced by flapping-wing aerodynamics are presented.
Key words: flapping wing, aerodynamics, insect, bird, bat
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向锦武, 孙毅, 申童, 李道春. 扑翼空气动力学研究进展与应用[J]. 工程力学, 2019, 36(4): 8-23.
XIANG Jin-wu, SUN Yi, SHEN Tong, LI Dao-chun. RESEARCH PROGRESS AND APPLICATION OF FLAPPING WING AERODYNAMICS[J]. Engineering Mechanics, 2019, 36(4): 8-23.
http://engineeringmechanics.cn/CN/Y2019/V36/I4/8
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Desde mi ventana es el segundo álbum de estudio del cantante colombiano Gusi.

El álbum se caracteriza por el estilo particular de Gusi, con una combinación tropical entre el urbano y el vallenato. Asimismo, el álbum marca la evolución de Gusi como artista, después de su éxito en su sencillo «Te quiero tanto». Además, el 15 de mayo de 2020, el álbum fue presentado junto a su sencillo «Una invitación».

De este álbum, se desprenden sencillos como: «Ganas», «Indira II», «Fuera de control». En este álbum, está incluida la participación de Carlos Vives, Gian Marco, Greeicy, Mike Bahía, Yera y Goyo.

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Don't break a sweat trying to prepare summer meals. Here's how to make the most of your appliances to keep your home cool and keep energy costs down.
Cooking in the summer can be a daunting task, but using the right appliances can help alleviate some heat. Try using your toaster oven to cook easy dinners like salmon and green beans or use your microwave to cut down the amount of time you need to cook protein like beef or poultry.
Small kitchen appliances, such as your toaster oven or microwave use less energy than an oven and they won't heat up the house, which helps to cut down air-conditioning costs.
You can also take the cooking outside, using a grill or barbecue. This can be a fun way to get everyone outdoors to enjoy the summer scenery. Make sure to prepare all of your food ahead of time: chop vegetables, marinate protein, gather your tools and then fire up the grill.
If you must use your oven, remember to refrain from opening the door. This allows heat to escape the oven, increasing cook time and heating up your home.
Once it's time to clean up, consider using your dishwasher to help save time and energy. Scrape excess food off plates and into the trash or garbage disposal and load dishes straight into the dishwasher. Skipping the rinse can save up to 6,000 gallons a year. Lastly, you can save energy by using the "air dry" setting on your dishwasher to allow your dishes to dry without added heat.


So, I stumbled by Saks Fifth Avenue today to check out the newest delight by DIOR (still missing a fashion director by the way), a spectacular spring runway piece (Raf Simon's last collection), and by serendipity happened upon a mouth watering confection by FENDI, in the form of a gloriously embellished BAGUETTE.
Right out of a fashionista's fairy tale.
Never seen anything quite like it, a bling lovers dream!
And in the background? A wonderful everyday peekaboo satchel, an iconic Fendi staple, AND a mini monster backpack key charm, a whimsical adjunct for your bag or tote!
Cheers! And let the exploring continue!
(This is the original runway jacket at www.vogue.com. Sometimes the show pieces will be tweaked at production. In this case the number of embellishments was decreased, allowing a drop in price point by almost 50% yet not dimishing the considerable impact of the garment).