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Gaston Maurice Julia (ur. 3 lutego 1893 w Sidi Bel Abbes w Algierii, zm. 19 marca 1978 w Paryżu) – matematyk francuski, jeden z prekursorów teorii systemów dynamicznych, profesor École polytechnique.

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Select 5-Minute Pediatrics Topics
Tick Fever
Tick Fever is a topic covered in the Select 5-Minute Pediatrics Topics.
Tick-borne relapsing fever (TBRF) and Colorado tick fever (CTF) will be discussed in this chapter.
TBRF is a vector-borne infection characterized by recurrent fevers caused by several species of spirochetes of the genus Borrelia. In the United States, the vector for TBRF is the soft-bodied tick of the genus Ornithodoros.
CTF is a febrile, usually benign, systemic illness caused by coltivirus in the family Reoviridae and transmitted by a tick bite. Although the primary reservoir for infection is the Dermacentor andersoni tick (wood tick), the causative organism has been isolated from many other ticks.
Reported in almost all western states up to and including Texas
Sites of high exposure include limestone caves and forested areas.
Most cases present during June through September; ∼450 cases were reported in the United States between 1977 and 2000.
Human infections typically occur in areas where D. andersoni is found: Western United States and southwestern Canada at elevations of 4,000–10,000 feet
Cases usually occur between May and June when adult ticks are most active.
There are only a very small number of cases reported annually the United States.
Infection is more common in males and the median age of those infected is 43 years, but 25% of cases occur in those younger than 20 years.
Transfusion-related and laboratory-associated infection are rare but have been reported.
General Prevention
Both of these infections can be prevented by avoidance or protection from the tick vector.
Light-colored, long-sleeved shirts and pants should be worn when tick-infested areas cannot be avoided.
Permethrin should be applied to clothing and diethyltoluamide (DEET) and picaridin applied to exposed skin to help repel ticks.
Persons who enter endemic areas should inspect themselves and each other frequently for adherent ticks.
Avoid rodent-infested homes in endemic areas. If necessary, rodent-nesting materials should be removed with protective gloves.
Confirmed cases should be reported to health authorities so that control measures can be instituted.
Ornithodoros ticks typically feed at night and for short periods.
When an Ornithodoros tick feeds on a natural host (e.g., squirrels, chipmunks, and rodents), Borrelia subsequently invade all tissues of the tick including the salivary glands. Ticks in the larval stage are unlikely to be infectious.
Borrelia is transmitted to humans when the tick takes a blood meal and then detaches itself. Transmission is possible within minutes of the start of a blood meal. After transmission, spirochetemia develops, resulting in systemic symptoms.
Between episodes of spirochetemia, organisms likely persist in the CNS, bone marrow, liver, and spleen.
Pathologic findings in humans include petechial hemorrhages on visceral surfaces, hepatosplenomegaly, and a histiocytic myocarditis.
Ticks are infected during their larval stage when they feed on viremic, intermediate hosts such as chipmunks, ground squirrels, and porcupines.
Once infected, ticks remain infected for life (as long as 3 years).
Human infection typically takes place when the adult D. andersoni wood tick attaches and ingests a blood meal from an incidental human host.
CTF virus is thought to infect hematopoietic cells, causing leukopenia and prolonged viremia for up to 3–4 months.
TBRF is caused by several species of spirochetes in the genus Borrelia. Borrelia hermsii, Borrelia turicatae and Borrelia parkeri are the most common species found in the United States.
CTF is caused by CTF virus, a double-stranded RNA coltivirus in the family Reoviridae.
Cabana, Michael D., editor. "Tick Fever." Select 5-Minute Pediatrics Topics, 7th ed., Wolters Kluwer Health, 2015. Medicine Central, im.unboundmedicine.com/medicine/view/Select-5-Minute-Pediatric-Consult/14062/all/Tick_Fever.
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Men's basketball closes season with late thriller
Sharome Burton, Sports Reporter/Photographer|March 3, 2019
Jared Evans (right), applied arts & sciences sophomore and Jajuan Starks, business senior bump in celebration of win. Photo by Sharome Burton. March 2.
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Men's basketball drew the curtains on a challenging season with a thrilling 69-68 win against Texas A&M Kingsville (TAMUK) at the D.L. Ligon Coliseum March 2, improving their record to to 9-19 avoiding their worst losing season since 1947.
The team, lifted by the support of a packed home crowd including over a hundred military service members, seized a 36-29 lead at the break before TAMUK bullied their way back into the game by dominating the paint scoring 28-8 in the second half.
However, leading 69-68 with just 37 seconds left, men's basketball managed to execute a defensive stop to secure the win.
For head coach Neil Haggerty, whose side was already out of playoff contention with a 5-13 Lone Star Conference record, ending the season on a high was pleasing.
"It shows a lot of character from our guys. We had maybe one guy on our team that's been in this position where we know we're not going into the post-season at all and so we made a decision that we were going to come out here and compete and honor the game, each other and our school," Haggerty said.
Haggerty said the team rose to the occasion for the season finale.
"Having the military out here was a great environment for us and I'm just really happy for the way our guys responded," Haggerty said. "We came out and had a great first half defensively and took care of the basketball against a very good defensive team – something we've had a hard time doing all year-long. I'm just really proud of our guys and an all-together great night.
Men's basketball celebrates victory in season finale with military service members in audience. Photo by Sharome Burton. March 2.
It also proved to be a fairy tale ending for Jajuan Starks, business senior who led all scorers with 14 points in his final game for men's basketball.
"It feels fantastic just to end my career here with a win and a good win while we're at it," Starks said. "I'm just really lost for words. I just can't believe this is ending. My college career."
Starks said a special drive was ignited in the team when the game got to the dying minutes.
"I didn't really have to say anything. Just by the looks on our faces, we knew what we had to do. We had to close it. I knew this was my last game and I wanted to go with a win and they wanted that as well," Starks said.
Haggerty said Starks was a key piece to their plans this season. The senior led the team in scoring with an average of 14.4 points – the fourth-best in the LSC.
Jajuan Starks, business senior rises for contested jump shot. Photo by Sharome Burton. March 2.
"Jajuan wants to come out and play well. He's battled through some injuries of late, but he's really been the one guy offensively especially when we played a good bit of the season without Josh [Wallace, business management junior] to score the basketball and really be productive in that way," Haggerty said.
Haggerty said players like Starks have the potential to step up to another level in the game, but the college experience has prepared them for the uncertainty of that process.
"I'm just really proud of Jajuan and he wants to go play [professionally] like a lot of these guys do and he'll have a shot but it's not promised. You go through elementary school, boys and girls clubs, YMCA's, junior high, then high school and AAU basketball and then you have an opportunity to go to college –he's played about every level of basketball and this will be the first time where he has some uncertainty of him playing," Haggerty said. "That's what we try to prepare these guys for where nothing basketball-wise is promised; you've got to take all of these experiences that you've learned in competition and being part of the community to help you into your next job or when you have a family and those kinds of things."
Haggerty said there were positive signs from the rest of the roster as the team transitions to the post-Starks era.
D'Monta Harris, junior rises for his second of four made 3-point field goals. Photo by Sharome Burton. March 2.
"We got a lift from our bench. In the second half when we came out not playing well, Tayvion [Johnson, freshman] came and gave us great energy and enthusiasm, D'Monta [Harris, junior] came out and made some big shots and was good defensively for us – those are the things that we could build on and look back on heading into next season," Haggerty said. "We only have one [senior] and that's a good thing. We've got a lot of guys back and we know they'll be hungry and already talking about the off-season and getting themselves prepared to go."
Harris, who sunk four 3-pointers in the second half said the team formed stronger bonds during a tough season.
"This is a team that's very unique. We didn't end the way we wanted to but it was nice for us to come out here in front of a packed crowd and especially our guys who represent our country but we're still looking forward to the future," Harris said. "Now that we've had a year together we're going to have more chemistry. This was a brand-new team and now that we've at least had a run together, in the future with that chemistry we'll be able to go further than what we did this year."
Elijah Lee, mass communication junior initiates drive into painted area. Photo by Sharome Burton. March 2.
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Court rules families who had been detained in Berks cannot be deported
The families were released from detention last summer and are living with relatives across the country.
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BERN TOWNSHIP, PA —
A federal appeals court derailed the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement efforts to deport a group of Central American families who were held in a Berks County detention center for two years.
While the ruling does not ensure the four mothers and four children will remain in the United States, it does demonstrate that the cases of some undocumented immigrants are entitled to review of a judge, according to an attorney representing the families.
"This ruling is important because the court acknowledged the protections for vulnerable children," said attorney Jacquelyn Kline. "(ICE) admitted in court they are trying to remove these kids who have a protected status."
The families were apprehended after crossing the border at different times in 2015. They were denied entry into the U.S. and were held in detention for two years, much of that time at the Berks County Residential Center in Bern Township, according to their lawyers.
The families' class-action lawsuit hinged heavily on that the children, ranging in age from 4 to 17, were granted Special Immigrant Juvenile Status, or SIJS.
The status is given to immigrant children deemed to have suffered abuse, abandonment or neglect, and allows them to pursue permanent residency in the country, according to the U.S. Citizen and Immigration Services.
The four children also have pending applications for green cards, or permanent residency, Kline said.
Regardless of the status and green card applications, the families were placed in expedited removal process, she said.
The ruling allows for the children to see their application process through. Kline said she believes the children will be granted green cards.
"This isn't really limited to SIJS but is more of a weighing of what's going on in each case," Kline said. "This is the court recognizing the specific situations of the families."
The families, whom Kline declined to identify, were released from detention last summer and have since been living with relatives across the country, according to their lawyers.
Though the outlook for the children appears to be hopeful, there are no explicit protections for their parents, Kline said.
ICE could enact a stay of deportation for the mothers, but that remains to be determined, she said.
This ruling also does not directly affect the thousands of asylum-seekers and undocumented immigrants detained in the country.


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The casting news continues to reveal new members of The CW's 'Riverdale' gang based on the characters from the Archie Comics! Ross Butler will play Archie's rival Reggie Mantle, Daniel Yang has been cast as the brilliant Dilton Doiley, and Cody Kearsley will be portraying Riverdale's resident jock Moose Mason.
The news follows the casting of Archie (KJ Apa), Betty Cooper (Lili Reinhart), Veronica Lodge (Camila Mendes), Josie (Ashleigh Murray), Fred Andrews (Luke Perry), Jughead Jones (Cole Sprouse), Cheryl Blossom (Madelaine Petsch), Alice Cooper (Mädchen Amick), and Hermione Lodge (Marisol Nichols).


The strategic value of advanced electronic Health – or eHealth – in the development of greater European cohesion has been recognised by EU health ministers, who signed an institutional declaration on the occasion of an e-health ministerial conference that took place during e-Health Week 2010 and the World of Health IT Conference and Exhibition on 15-18 March.
This step forward is welcomed by ACCA (the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants), which announced on the same occasion a study produced in collaboration with the European Commission, which demonstrates that the introduction of eHealth technologies in large hospitals can improve efficiency, reduce financial costs, and deliver a significant return on investments.
The study shows that since the deployment of the new technology, patients spend significantly less time waiting for treatment, while doctors have increased their available time for direct patient care time by around 40 minutes per day. This improves both patient and staff satisfaction.
The EU is the middle of a healthcare revolution, but while this "'eHealth" approach is becoming an indispensable aspect of efficient and effective healthcare management in Europe, efforts to consolidate an EU-wide approach have so far been fragmented and experimental. It is estimated that spending on eHealth worldwide stands at only around 2% of healthcare expenditure, yet it has the potential to reduce inefficiencies inherent in the healthcare environment by as much as 25 – 40%.
According to ACCA's Vice-President Dean Westcott and a senior health sector finance professional in the UK "the European Commission has been instrumental over the past decade in promoting eHealth policies, but reaching a sustained increase in the level of ICT investments now requires the co-operation of all stakeholders in following a realistic strategy for the deployment of e-health technologies".
The real challenge is indeed the financial commitment from Member States through a coordinated approach to invest in ICT in the health environment.


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Is currently associate professor with the INovative Computer Architecture Laboratory (INCA Lab) of the DICGIM Department at the University of Palermo, Italy. Passionate entrepreneur, he is also CEO and founder of InformAmuse S.r.l. (est. 2009), an academic spin-off of the University of Palermo, and President and founder of Jujo Inc, a USA based startup established in 2013. Prof. Gentile received the PhD degree in electrical and computer engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology in 2000. His research interests include high-throughput portable processing systems, image and video processing architectures, embedded systems and architectures, speech processing, human-computer interfaces, and mobile computing. He is also an associate editor of Integration and of the International Journal of Grid and Utility Computing. He is a senior member of the IEEE and ACM and a member of the AEIT.
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Nearly 56 million people in the United States spend their days in elementary and secondary schools. According to the Department of Education's National Center for Education Statistics, in 1999, 43 percent of America's public schools — about 33,800 — reported at least one unsatisfactory environmental condition (i.e., lighting, heating, ventilation, indoor air quality, acoustics or noise control, or physical security of the building). Approximately 25 percent of public schools reported that ventilation was unsatisfactory, while indoor air quality (IAQ) was reported to be unsatisfactory in about twenty percent of schools. Poor indoor air quality can impact the comfort and health of students and staff, which in turn can affect concentration, attendance, and student performance. Schools that fail to respond promptly and effectively to poor IAQ run the risk of increased short-term health problems, such as fatigue and nausea, as well as long-term health problems like asthma. In serious cases, schools have been shut down and have had to move staff and students to temporary facilities. Delaying remediation of IAQ problems can also be costly and may even lead to liability claims and lawsuits that can damage a school's reputation. Clearly, IAQ issues are best addressed early and better still proactively.
Indoor mold problems have resulted in school closings and multi-million dollar renovations. School districts and administrators have to deal with the mold panic fueled by these closings and the media coverage. Mold contamination in schools is a serious problem that will affect sensitive teachers and children. Preventing mold problems does not require completely redesigned HVAC systems costing tremendous amounts to install and operate. There are affordable, practical solutions that will eliminate mold growth in schools and avoid the costly mold remediation and mitigation measures necessary after widespread contamination has occurred. For more information, see Mold In Schools.
Molds feed on organic materials. The drywall paper, books, wallpaper and paste, wood, paper, some paints and dirt are all a food source for mold. You cannot eliminate the food source for mold. Molds do not require liquid water to grow. They only require humidity levels from 65 to 99 percent at the surface on which they grow. If you control the humidity, you can eliminate mold growth. Building defects like roof leaks or ruptured pipes are commonly assumed to be the moisture source if mold problems are encountered in a school. The truth is that fresh air ventilation is the largest moisture source in a school. The volume of water brought into a building through ventilation is sufficient to sustain mold growth. This humidity also prevents the occasional wetting from roof leaks or other defects to properly dry. This leads to the mistaken belief that simply fixing the defects will fix the mold problem.
Ventilation is the largest moisture source in schools. At the ASHRAE (American Society of Heating, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Engineers) recommended ventilation rate of 15 cfm per person, nearly 2 gallons of water per hour will be brought into a classroom maintained at 75°F and 50% relative humidity. Multiply that by the number of classrooms and you can easily reach 100 gallons per day. The cost of an HVAC system designed to handle this volume of moisture is tremendous and the operating expense is astronomical. The chart below illustrates the impact of ventilation on typical classrooms. Two classrooms are represented. Both classrooms are air conditioned and ventilated during school hours. The relative humidity in both classrooms rises dramatically throughout this period. After school hours and during the weekend, the relative humidity in the classroom without mold control remains in the range where mold growth can be expected. A week of vacation, or a few days of rain will amplify the mold growth.
Any events that add humidity to this precarious condition will intensify and expand the mold problem. The classroom with mold control contains a single Santa Fe Rx dehumidifier. Overnight and on weekends, this unit dries the classroom and keeps the relative humidity in the range that prevents the growth of mold. During school holidays and vacations the threat of mold growth is eliminated and occasional dampening from building defects, pipe leaks, or cleaning can be dried. It is easy to see that instead of investing in an elaborate, energy hungry HVAC system designed to try to control the humidity during the school day, it is far more sensible to control the humidity after school hours with an energy efficient unit that costs only about a dollar a day to operate.


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Koch Readies for Richmond Raceway
Blake Koch at Richmond Raceway… Blake Koch has 12 previous starts in the NASCAR XFINITY Series (NXS) at Richmond Raceway. He earned a track-best finish of eighth in April 2016 after starting 16th. His track-best start (fifth) came in this race last year as he went on to finish 15th. Earlier this season, Koch qualified 14th and went on to finish 11th, avoiding a carnage-filled ending to the event.
Sounding Off – Blake Koch… "Richmond has typically been a good track for us. I love short tracks and Richmond has some unique characteristics that makes it really fun. We have the opportunity to continue to solidify our spot in the playoffs this weekend as long as we are smart. The ending of the April race was kind of chaotic so we will do our best to stay out of harm's way and leave with a solid finish."
Close to Home… Kaulig Racing crew chief and general manager, Chris Rice, calls RIR his home track. Rice grew up in South Boston, Va., just over 100 miles from Richmond. His mom, Cathy, runs South Boston Speedway, a racetrack in Rice's hometown, and also sits on the NASCAR Appeals Board. When Rice was five years old, his dad, Allan, and uncle started their own race team. Rice immediately started working on the pit crew for his family's team and worked his way up through the NASCAR ranks.
2017 Season… Koch is currently eighth in the NXS Championship driver standings after 24 races. He has recorded one pole position, six top-10 starts, three top-10 finishes and 11 top-15 finishes. The Kaulig Racing driver has led 32 laps so far in 2017. Last week at Darlington Raceway, Koch started 18th and fought a loose-handling No. 11 machine before earning a track-best finish of 11th. He is currently 44 points above the cut line in the NXS playoff standings.
Meet Blake…Koch will meet with fans and sign autographs at the LeafFilter Gutter Protection display at Richmond Raceway on Friday, September 8th at 5:30 p.m ET.
He will answer fan questions at the Chevy display at Richmond Raceway on Friday, September 8th at 5:45 p.m ET.
Blake Koch NXS Career… Koch makes his 205th NXS start this weekend at Richmond Raceway. To date, Koch has a career-best NXS starting position of first at Talladega Superspeedway (May 2017), and a career-best NXS finish of seventh at Road America (August 2017).
Tune-In… The 250-lap Virginia529 College Savings 250 from Richmond Raceway will be televised live Friday, September 8th , 2017 at 7:30 p.m. ET on NBCSN and will be broadcasted live on the Motor Racing Network (MRN) and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio channel 90.
Keeping up with Kaulig Racing… To receive up-to-date information on the No. 11 NXS team, follow @KauligRacing on Twitter as well as on the Kaulig Racing™ Facebook page, www.facebook.com/kauligracing, and the team's website, www.kauligracing.com.


Pour broccoli coleslaw in large bowl. Open Ramen Noodles, take out flavoring packets, and crush the noodles. Pour into bowl on top of broccoli coleslaw. Do not mix. Slice green onions, put in. Meanwhile, in pan toast almonds till lightly brown. Pour in bowl. Add sesame seeds.
In a pan put in sugar, olive oil, vinegar and two flavoring packets of Ramen Noodle seasoning. Cook till sugar dissolves, constantly stirring till dissolved. Pour on top of broccoli coleslaw mix till everything is coated.
Put in refrigerator minimum 4 hours.


Jesus' General: Helping Pam Geller with "Us" and "Them"
Helping Pam Geller with "Us" and "Them"
Update: Our Lady of The Screeching Jihad removed the caption below the photo.
But why didn't you take it a little further to show us the difference between "us" and "them" in America. How can any true patriot know whom to hate if you don't properly differentiate between true patriots and your preferred targets?


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Anna Paula Magalhães Pereira (* 7. August 1986) ist eine brasilianische Leichtathletin, die sich auf den Hammerwurf spezialisiert hat, aber auch im Kugelstoßen an den Start geht.

Sportliche Laufbahn
Erste internationale Erfahrungen sammelte Anna Paula Pereira im Jahr 2005, als sie bei den Juniorensüdamerikameisterschaften in Rosario mit einer Weite von 13,86 m die Bronzemedaille im Kugelstoßen gewann und im Hammerwurf mit 50,27 m den vierten Platz belegte. Im Jahr darauf gewann sie bei den Spielen der Lusophonie in Macau mit 13,67 m die Bronzemedaille mit der Kugel hinter ihrer Landsfrau Keely Medeiros und Dulce da Silva aus Portugal. 2008 klassierte sie sich bei den U23-Südamerikameisterschaften in Lima mit 50,51 m auf dem vierten Platz mit dem Hammer und gewann im Kugelstoßen mit 15,32 m die Silbermedaille hinter der Chilenin Natalia Duco. 2010 erreichte sie bei den Ibero-Amerikanischen Meisterschaften in San Fernando mit 58,92 m Rang acht und im Jahr darauf belegte sie bei den Südamerikameisterschaften in Buenos Aires mit 58,55 m den siebten Platz. 2013 wurde sie bei den Südamerikameisterschaften in Cartagena mit 61,39 m Fünfte und im Jahr darauf nahm sie an den Südamerikaspielen in Santiago de Chile teil und wurde dort mit 55,58 m Achte.

2016 gewann sie bei den Ibero-Amerikanischen Meisterschaften in Rio de Janeiro mit 61,42 m die Silbermedaille hinter der Argentinierin Jennifer Dahlgren und 2021 belegte sie bei den Südamerikameisterschaften in Guayaquil mit 59,48 m den siebten Platz.

Persönliche Bestleistungen
 Kugelstoßen: 15,32 m, 7. September 2008 in Lima
 Kugelstoßen (Halle): 13,87 m, 11. März 2011 in São Caetano do Sul
 Hammerwurf: 64,65 m, 9. Juni 2016 in São Bernardo do Campo

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Home/Entertainment/Jamaicans in USA will celebrate Jamaica 56 with several activities
Jamaicans in USA will celebrate Jamaica 56 with several activities
South Florida Caribbean NewsJuly 27, 2018
WASHINGTON, DC – Jamaicans and friends of Jamaica across the United States are moving into independence mode, notably in Washington, D.C., Baltimore, Philadelphia and Atlanta, with several official events planned to mark 56 years of independence of the island of Jamaica.
From August 4 to 25, the Embassy of Jamaica in Washington, DC under the leadership of Ambassador Audrey Marks will be engaging in several activities, supported by various Jamaican organizations.
Jamaica 56 Events – Washington, DC /Maryland
The activities commence on August 4th when the Baltimore-based Jamaican Association of Maryland (JAM) stages its annual independence gala at Martin's West, with guest speaker Ambassador Audrey Marks. JAM will also use the occasion to present its Marcus Garvey Award to local philanthropist Cecil Clarke, and its Community Service Award to Pastor Ezra Sterling.
Dumbarton Chapel at Howard University School of Law is the venue for the annual Service of Thanksgiving, to be held on Sunday, August 5, commencing at 11:00 a.m. Ambassador Marks will deliver the Prime Minister's independence Message, while Senior Pastor of the Apostolic Church of Christ in Syracuse, New York, Rev. G. Maxwell Jones, will deliver the sermon. A reception follows the church service.
Jamaica's Ambassador to the United States, Her Excellency Audrey Marks joins the large congregation in giving praise at Jamaica's 55 independence service last year at Dumbarton Chapel, Howard University School of Law in Washington D.C. (Photo Derrick Scott)
On Sunday, August 12, the Jamaican Association of Maryland (JAM) will host an Independence Thanksgiving Service at the Baltimore Central New Testament Church of God at 5 p.m., to mark Jamaica's 56th anniversary of independence. The sermon will be delivered by Rev. Stanley Murray.
On Sunday, August 19, Top Tier Management, in association with Pumpstalion Entertainment, will host the DC World Reggae Festival at the RFK Stadium festival grounds, featuring Shabba Ranks, Chronixx and Toots and the Maytals. The event is endorsed by the Embassy of Jamaica.
Curtains will come down on the Independence activities in Baltimore on Saturday, August 25, with a free family day picnic at Rosedale Park.
Jamaica 56 Events – Philadelphia
Over in Philadelphia, Independence activities begin on Saturday, August 11th with the Team Jamaica Bickle Independence Gala, at the Calabash.
On Sunday, August 12th, a service of thanksgiving will be held, at the Philadelphia Seventh Day Adventist Church. The Rev. Wesley Pinnock will deliver the sermon.
Philadelphia will wrap up its celebratory activities on August 26th with the Caribbean festival at Philadelphia Penn on the Waterfront.
Jamaica 56 Events – Atlanta
In Atlanta, Jamaicans and friends will join in a thanksgiving service on August 5th at St. Timothy United Methodist Church. The guest speaker will be the Professor of Theology and Ethics at Candler School of Theology at Emory University Rev Dr Noel Erskin.
On August 11, the Atlanta Jamaican Association will stage its annual Independence Ball & Scholarship Awards at the Sheraton Atlanta Hotel. Guest Speaker will be Jamaican Olympic bobsledder Mr. Devon Harris, while attendees will dance to the music of Jah Movement band.
"We are looking forward to the opportunity to stage these events, along with our partners and friends, who have helped to make Jamaica the wonderful country that it is," said Ambassador Marks.
"I hope that all Jamaicans in the Diaspora will continue the great tradition of sharing the Jamaican spirit. I encourage all Jamaicans and our friends to embrace this year's theme, 'One Love, One Family' in celebration of Jamaica, land we love," she added.
Jamaica Events – South Florida /Southern USA
See: Upcoming Events to Celebrate Jamaica's 56 Independence in Southern USA
Rising Dancehall Artist Koffee Leads Grammy Nominations for Best Reggae Album
Arts Festival in Jamaica to Expose Budding Artists Across the Caribbean
If you love Bob Marley and Beres Hammond, meet Hezron Clarke
Jamaican Art on a cultural mission in South Florida
Mikey B Top 10 Reggae / Dancehall Chart – July 17th 2018


Thread: Digital Photography Classes in the Bay Area?
My friend would like to get his girlfriend into a digital photography class for Christmas. He lives up in/near San Fran. He's looked at a few, like one at the Academy of Arts, but that was around $1000. He's willing to spend a few hundred, but not quite that much.
It doesn't have to be a full semester deal. A 4-5 session thing or anything would be great. He's just wondering if this is a feasible idea or not. She already seems to have a pretty good intuitive grasp on photography/composition. So a semi-advanced course would probably be great. Something that focuses more on the actual photography aspect of digital photography, and not the photoshop/post production would be preferred.
If anyone knows of anything up in that area, I'd really appreciate you passing some info my way so I could pass it on to him.
Figured I'd give this one bump.
Art: Digital Photography Classes in the Bay Area?


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Posted On Tue, 26 Apr 2011 08:49:09 +0000. Filed in HealthVault. By Vaibhav Bhandari.
I'll be presenting and speaking at the Microsoft Connected Health conference on Thursday, April 28th with my colleague - Eric Gunnerson, our talk is titled Developing HealthVault Enabled Solutions in 2011 and Beyond. We will be demonstrating and explaining plethora of features released (or to be soon released) in the Microsoft HealthVault product line over the last year!
Its always exciting to mingle with consumers of your products. Sometimes its reflective, sometimes its fulfilling and most of the time its insightful!
I'm looking forward to meet our partners and customers over the next few days. So if you are at the conference feel free to reach out!


New55 PN is a black and white 4x5 instant positive-negative sheet film that produces an instant negative and a positive print; it works with the famous 545 series of holders (545, 545i and 545 Pro).
Each box contains 5 packs; each pack produces one 4x5 positive and one 4x5 negative that you further fix and wash (see Directions for Use).
This is Generation 2 instant film. An improved receiver sheet coating process results in better DMax and DMin and smooth grayscale in the print, and the same superb negative for scanning and enlarging.
Expiration: 6 months from date code.
The positive print may be coated when dry (we recommend Krylon Special Purpose Spray Lacquer).


CSA gratefully accepts your tax-deductible donation. Contributions of any amount go toward providing senior peer counseling, CareLine and Real Help services, Pet Therapy, our peer counseling training and educational programming. We appreciate your support.
1. Mail your check to our office.
2. You can Make A Donation Online by pressing this link.
1. The Peer Counseling program which offers individual and group counseling services to low income seniors who are facing the challenges of the aging process.
2. The CareLine Telephone Reassurance Program where home bound seniors receive a personal phone call each day to make sure they have the resources they need for their day.
3. Our Pet Therapy program allows our counselors to take their pets to the home bound seniors who can enjoy the companionship of a dog.
4. Your contribution can support the work we do in assisting seniors to stay in their home by providing caregivers who provide hands-on help to seniors such as cleaning, cooking, shopping, doctor's appointments and errands.
5. The Center's newest program is a Performing Arts Fund where contributors enable musicians to entertain seniors in low income and non-profit senior facilities. See the next page for details.
Contributions to the Center for Successful Aging are tax deductible to the fullest extent permitted by law. The Center for Successful Aging is a non-profit charity organization 501(c) (3). Tax ID #80-0422344.


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Q: Why should i resize uploaded images I have a script that uploads images,renames them and stores the relative filepath in my database.As i was coding the script however, i came across the topic of image resizing, but i could not find a reason as to why i should resize images.
Currently, i simply store the image that the user uploads as long as it is smaller than my specified file size(2MB).As i display the images, i simply "resize" them to fit my dimensions using
<img src="../filepath/" height=100px width=100px />

and the image is "resized" to my specified dimensions of 100px by 100px, and i'm not having any issues with it currently. If the need ever arises where i need a bigger image size, i would just change the height and width to the needed size.
Question:

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*What is image resizing

*What does it do

*Why should i resize iamges before uploading them

*What are it's advantages

I'm rather new to programming and i apologise in advance for the questions if it's a really stupid question with obvious answers

A: The main reason for image resizing is to save space. Images take up a lot of space. For example, an image can be anywhere between 10kb and 20mb, or more.
This has a huge impact on website load time. If an image is of a 2048 x 2048 resolution, but you are only displaying a 60 x 60 resolution, then you are serving a huge amount of image that you do not need. Serving an image the size of 60 x 60 could save around 10mb or so of space (well, maybe not that much, but you get the idea!) (depending on the image).
If you have a lot of images on a page, this adds up, so if your images are scaled to the right size, then your page load time would be much much faster.
Another plus side is it reduces bandwidth usage, so you can save some cash when paying for bandwidth from your host!
Hope this helps!

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DELIVERIES AND RETURNS AREAS AND DELIVERY Areas Orders placed through the site Éyone Cosmetics can be delivered worldwide. Modalities Your order will be produced in our logistics center of Granada and is dispatched by the selected carrier. You will receive your order within 2 or 3 days in your address Spain and 6-7 days in the rest of the world. Expenses We will ask you soaps € 5 delivery expenses throughout the peninsula and the Balearic Islands. You will not have to pay this amount if the value of your order exceeds 50 €. For international orders / inquiry peninsula outside the price list. Rates for shipments below a 1kg: 1. Spain (except Canary Islands, Ceuta and Melilla) € 5 2. Balearic Islands, Ceuta and Melilla € 10 2. Europe 30 € 3. Rest of world € 50 * Any request to deliver outside the EU (including special areas like the Canary Islands, Ceuta and Melilla, etc), may be subject to customs charges. Cosmetics Éyone has no way of knowing the amount of these charges so we can not be responsible for them. Send the order to another recipient You can send your order to another recipient In step "Your details", click on the box "Use the same data for billing" to remove the tag, a new form where you can fill in the fields reserved to the desired delivery address will open. Send a gift In step "Finish" You can check the "gift" to receive a bag with stickers so you can make a nice presentation.
TRACKING YOUR ORDER E-mail order confirmation When your order and payment have been confirmed, Cosmetics Éyone sends you a first e-mail to confirm your order. You can find it all orders products and the corresponding billing address and delivery. In case of problems, you can contact the Customer Service of Éyone Cosmetics by e-mail (section Contact) or call +34 900 000 000, Monday to Friday, between 10:00 and 19: 00. E-mail delivery confirmation When we've prepared your order and we have delivered to our carrier, you will receive a confirmation by e-mail delivery. In this second e-mail you will find a number of shipping. If there is a problem, contact the customer service department of Éyone Cosmetics by e-mail (contact section) or call +34 900 000 000, Monday to Friday, between 10:00 and 19:00 . Preparation and submission Your order is under preparation. Once prepared, we send your order. Shipping and order tracking receive an e-mail confirmation of delivery, which certifies the shipment of the order, that is, it has been delivered to our carrier. In this e-mail, you'll click on a link that will take you to the website of the carrier. If you enter the consignment number, you can access to track your order. Reception Upon receipt of the shipment, it is considered that the order has been delivered. Cancel an order You can not cancel your entire order if the customer service department of Éyone Cosmetics informs you that it has been processed. But you can return the products purchased within 7 days from the date of receipt. Before validating the payment, you can modify or cancel your order in the "My Cart" in the phase of order confirmation. BILL invoice Once we have sent your request, we will issue an invoice, you will receive by e-mail. The invoice document is attached to the e-mail in pdf format. RETURN Returning a product already delivered If you are not satisfied with the products ordered through the website www.eyonecosmetics.es, you can return within 7 days from the date of delivery, according to the law on distance selling. You must return the products along with items that appear on the delivery note and invoice. We refund your money.
(contact section) or call +34 95 883 1615, Monday to Friday between 10:00 and 18:00.


Google is on a mission to create the ultimate user experience with search engine results pages (SERPs). One of the ways they're doing this is by embracing machine learning to produce more specific results, which is what you'll get with many search queries these days. Typically, search results now include things like featured snippets, local business listings, and People Also Ask (PAA) boxes. If you're not familiar with PAAs, you could be overlooking a great source for content discovery.
So, What Are PAA Boxes?
Seeing the potential yet? If not, then stick with me as I share some insights about how you can leverage the questions in PAA boxes to make your own content more appealing to your intended audience and more visible to searchers.
Why Do PAA Results Matter Anyway?
These answer boxes are important for any businesses that depend on digital marketing for several reasons. First of all, about 40-60 billion searches happen on Google every month, so a lot of people are seeing these boxes. Also, 75 percent of users never click past the first page of search results, so if you manage to get content that's included in this SERP feature, you could get a big boost in visibility!
Let's back up for a second and talk a little more about the People Also Ask feature. When first launched in 2015, this Google SERP feature typically showed a few related questions. In 2017, these boxes became "dynamically loaded," meaning searchers now get access to even more questions based on what particular question they click.
Going back to my chocolate example, clicking "What is the healthiest chocolate to eat?" will give you access to questions about dark chocolate and weight loss and a bunch of other related topics. And with each question that's clicked, even more related questions pop up. So, it's like a big domino effect that basically continuously refines results based on what a searcher is interested in.
• Just one single PAA can show up in 21 unique search engine results pages – seeing the potential now?
PAAs are an example of machine learning in the sense that Google is using real-time search behavior to determine what types of questions to present in the boxes where these questions are displayed. Yes, this means will likely spend more time on a single query instead of performing multiple ones. However, this could still be good for your business if you've successfully leveraged commonly asked questions for your site's content.
Making minor content tweaks: The reason for lackluster results may simply be that you're not providing enough info on more in-demand topics, If this happens to be the case, you should be able to beef up a few paragraphs or add supplemental content in the form of video or a well-designed infographic.
Completely redoing pages: If you have an older website, it's possible that some of your pages may simply no longer be relevant to what people search for in relation to your business. If this is what's happening, you may be better off starting from scratch.
A common problem businesses have with website content is coming up with ideas. A good way to use PAAs for this purpose is to search for "best" queries (e.g., "best fall jackets for men," "best running shoes," "best car accessories for 2018") related to your products or services. Use the results to provide answers to the top questions asked related to what you actually offer.
For instance, you might create a landing page for your fall jackets for men that says "the best fall jackets for men on sale now" and then list unique features that make your jackets "the best." You can even break it down further and have subheads that list "the best fall jackets for men under $100" to increase your odds of showing up for queries where people are concerned about price.
Long-tail keywords are groups of related words or terms. PAAs are an excellent source for keywords of this nature because results show full questions real people are asking. Just pick the groups of keywords relevant to your business to get inspired.
PAA responses can also give you an idea of common customer problems that may be preventing some visitors to your site from taking the desired action. You might, for example, use PAA suggestions to proactively address common objections or hesitations your intended customers have in your content.
Now that I've discussed PAAs, let's focus on just how you can create awesome content with PAA results. Incidentally, question-answer content can be a great way to build links, so it's definitely not a tactic to overlook. Here are five easy ways to generate some buzz-worthy content from PAAs.
Make a list of 10-15 relevant PAA questions: Not all queries will produce PAAs, but if you use variations related to your business in some way, you should get enough results to come up with questions.
Choose higher value results: Go through your list and select which questions you'll answer with your content. I'd recommend focusing on more challenging questions since there's usually less competition for content that answers harder questions. If you do go with more basic questions, make sure your content provides something substantial.
Thoroughly answer questions: Don't just devote a few sentences to your answers before switching topics or going into your sales pitch. Besides, you'll get better results with your content if you fully answer your selected questions. Plus, searchers will likely view your business as a source of valuable information if you go in-depth.
Promote your content: After you've written your awesome PAA-based content, find ways to promote it (e.g., links from your social media pages, references in your email newsletters, or strategic keywords to help with organic results).
Track results: Lastly, keep track of important stats related to your content to determine if you're on the right track (e.g., backlinks it generates, social media mentions, webpage visits, lead generation, clicks, conversions, etc.).
You don't have to rely solely on PAA results to tap into trends with questions and keywords for your content creation efforts. Answer the Public is an excellent, free resource for finding questions popular with searchers you can use in your content. Enter your preferred keyword topic (don't forget to change the country to U.S.) and it will show you a visual representation of all questions being asked that relate to your search topic.
Moz's Keyword Explorer has a "questions only" filter that can come in handy. Moz also has MozBar, a free SEO browser add-on you can use to see what's going on SEO-wise your website's pages. Use the On-Page Content Suggestions to get topic ideas.
Here is a video I did on a free scraping tool that you can use to scrape a number of related questions.
PAAs can provide some very valuable insights on what types of questions people are asking in relation to your business or the products and/or services you offer. This can give you a better idea of what to include in the content on your various webpages and any of the other places where you may present content online.
And if you happen to offer the right kind of useful, relevant content that answers common searcher questions, a PAA box just might include a link back to one of your website's pages, an action Google views as a sign your content has value. Making PAAs work for you is going to take some effort, but the main thing you'll need to do is stay in tune with what matters most to your intended audience.
What do you think about PAA answer boxes? Do you find them useful yourself? Do you think your business would benefit from providing easily accessible answers to questions people commonly ask online? Feel free to share your comments!


Situated in the leafy suburb of Melrose, a stone's throw from Johannesburg's buzzing CBD, is The Peech, a hotel that has recently introduced an array of fourteen elegant Luxury Rooms. Each spanning 50m2, the rooms embody a flawless juxtaposition between striking, metropolitan architecture and customised interiors, marked by soft textures.
The rooms have been sophisticatedly designed to boast details that will appeal to the modern, discerning traveller. The handmade furnishings are exquisite yet simplistic, allowing the manicured gardens that The Peech is celebrated for, to be a standout feature. Guests can admire the gardens' abundant greenery and flora as they unwind on secluded patios or verandas, after sliding open stackable doors.
The rooms are filled with natural light that draws attention to the range of carefully curated artwork, including maps, drawings and prints, displaying indigenous flora and fauna, or playfully hinting at Johannesburg's recognised architectural icons. The rooms are also embellished with Green Living herringbone oak floorboards, sourced from sustainable forests.
The theme of sustainability continues in the bathrooms– contemporary spaces sporting double-sized showers that are greatly beneficial for water conservation, and lavish amenities that are locally crafted with natural ingredients. Although there are no baths, the walls are fully covered in tiles that create a nature-inspired aesthetic, along with the quartz carpet flooring in monochromatic shades of grey, white and black. Opening stackable glass windows welcomes ample light and fresh air.


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Formal Rejection
Happy Holidays With Love from Cornell...and Apparently the Clock Tower
Steve Jobs Hacks Blackberry Network... From His Grave
Cornell Hillel Presents: The Big Red Bris
And Your 2013 Convocation Speaker Is..
Grammar Police Strike Again
Songs for Slope Day
You better be ready, Cornell.
Cornell Researchers Unsure Why Students Drink
Article by jambrand08
ITHACA, NY – Despite numerous
changes in University policy "" including prohibiting freshmen students from
attending open fraternity parties, and banning alcohol from sorority "mixers" ""
the prevalence of medical transports and other alcohol related incidents at
Cornell has remained unchanged. Recently, a team of researchers from the
College of Agriculture & Life Sciences set out to establish the causes
behind this discrepancy. Their results, however, have produced no conclusions
In repeated experimental trials,
Dr. Diane Siegel and Dr. Mark Rosen, CALS, enforced the same restrictions facing
Cornell students on laboratory mice in hopes of isolating some previously
unknown variable.
"Our hope is that, by rigorously applying the scientific method
to this dilemma, we should be able to determine exactly why Cornell students keep drinking," said Siegel. "But, we
cannot say for certain right now what those reasons are."
In one study, 55 mice were
instructed not to drink any alcohol, and then left alone for 36 hours. After 36
hours, 53 of the subjects had consumed at least twelve drinks, and were
described by researchers as "seriously intoxicated."
"We know for a fact that most mice
drink moderately or not at all," said Rosen, "so these results are truly
baffling." Threats of fines and referrals to judicial administration had little
to no effect on the drinking habits of the mice.
"One thing we have noticed is that
the more tests we subject the mice to, the more alcohol they tend to consume,"
Rosen commented. "However, we believe the two factors are completely unrelated
to one another."
A more recent study involved
inviting the mice to several different "alternative" programs, such as board
game nights or movie nights, to see if presenting options besides consuming
alcohol would have an effect on their rate of consumption. However, encouraging
all 55 subjects to attend a sober dance party at Robert Purcell Community
Center resulted in a turnout of only six mice, two of which were described by
researchers as "shitfaced."
"We are unsure as to how those mice
were able to get so drunk. We never saw them consume alcohol at any point,
which should mean that intoxication could not possibly have happened,"
said Dr. Siegel. "Research on a new "Pre-Game Theory' is ongoing, which could
shed some light on this phenomenon. Unfortunately, the idea of a Pre-Game is
something we just fundamentally know absolutely nothing about right now."
In an unrelated study done by the
economics department, Prof. Richard Eller hopes to pin down the causes of
recent phenomena occurring in the drinking habits of Collegetown residents.
"We've noticed several very
extraordinary and bizarre patterns in the purchasing behavior of Cornell
seniors," Eller said. "Mainly, people are going to Pixel."
Eller's research focuses on the
effects of the free market on Cornell bars; specifically the closing of four
popular bars in the Collegetown area this year.
"When bars close in Collegetown, it appears that students react irrationally by
continuing to patronize a shrinking number of establishments rather than to
just stop going to bars altogether, resulting in overcrowding and generally
terrible times for everybody. Why this is the case, we may never know,"
lamented Eller. "But God help them if this continues and Dunbars ends up being
the only place left for them to go."
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Dear Cornell, Thank you. Sincerely, Graduating seniors and recent alums Yes, we thank you for all the hard work you have put in, to make us want to leave your campus, and be okay with the fact that our jobs are so competitive and demanding that we are unable to make the trip to come... MORE »
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Cornell Halloween Mob
A massive group of Cornell students in Halloween costumes began to dance in the middle of the street in Collegetown this weekend. People have been referring to this as a flash mob. But in actuality it was just an unorganized mob of drunk people who thought they were at Dino's #awkwardthatbarsclosed. MORE »
ILR Study: Campus Bar Will Raise GPA's
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Cornell Scientist Researches Positive Effects of Wine Tours
Wine Tours embarked upon by members of Cornell students can not only be enjoyable experiences, but they can also be healthy for the physical soul as recently evidenced by Cornell scientist, Gordon Bombay. The study by Bombay concluded that the effect of the grapes that were turned into the wine would produce effects that were... MORE »
3 Policies Cornell Should Adopt Right Now
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Pandora's Akon Radio Station to Headline Slope Day 2013
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Leaving school at 16 I undertook various jobs. At 19 I served on a Royal Navy Minesweeper and at 21 I became a prison officer, serving at HM Prison Barlinnie in Glasgow. At 28, I decided to return to full time education as a mature student and travelled daily from Glasgow to Edinburgh to study at Edinburgh Napier University. I graduated 3 years later with a BA Distinction in Photographic Studies. For the following 8 years I was primarily based in London and a masthead contributor at GQ / Vogue and Tatler. During this time I also worked for most other London based magazines and a list of international advertising clients. In 2001 I based myself in NYC and over the following 15 years was fortunate to work, collaborate and be inspired by some of the most creative minds and environments I've ever experienced. In 2008 I was the only non US citizen asked to participate in USA Networks high profile "Character Project" where I decided to travel Highway 50 from the Pacific to the Atlantic on the last remaining non freeway route, Highway 50. This personal initiated project resulted in the inspiration for Tom Brokaw "Along Highway 50" the following year and my work featured as the largest and opening spread in the accompanying book. One of my images was also selected for the book cover. In 2009 I was invited to launch Anthropologie's "Who Inspires Us" online arts initiative. This was an idea / project that hoped to reflect an insight into who and what inspired Anthropologie, a company that inspires so many others in turn. I decided to go on a road trip with my daughter, Rachael and create a joint journal that would celebrate love, family, hope, inspiration and a personal family bond. On the success of this project I was asked again the following year to create another portfolio and so I returned to Scotland to produce the body of work Highland Heart. This was also chosen in 2013 to launch Scotland Week celebrations in NYC with an exhibition at Hudson studios and opened by Scotland's First Minister at the time, Alex Salmond. In 2011 I was honoured with an Hon Dr of Arts for my contribution to photography from Edinburgh Napier University. In 2012 Panasonic based their national Lumix TV and print campaign around my work and had me star in their cinema and tv commercial. This had me visit Yosemite National park where the campaign was filmed. Due to this campaign's success I was asked again to be part of the 2014 campaign. We filmed this all over Indonesia including Bali, Western Sumatra and Nias Island. I've exhibited my work in both private galleries and national museums, including a 70 print solo show in Cork Street, London, sponsored by Deutsche Bank, and which was the subject of a 30 minute BBC documentary. I was the first photographic artist to host a solo exhibition (60 portraits) at The Glasgow Art Club. My work is held in both private and public museums and collections. In 2015 I was the first photographer to have an exhibition in The Scottish Gallery's 173-year history. In the same year I became Chancellor of Edinburgh Napier University, a post I'll serve for 5 years. In 2016 I decided to base myself back in the UK and in my role as Chancellor of Edinburgh Napier University I decided to launch The Chancellor Talk Series where we look to bring some of the greatest minds to an audience that may otherwise never get the chance to hear or ask questions of. This launched in 2016 with the NYC based legendary graphic designer Milton Glaser, creator of the I ❤ N Y logo. This talk was followed by a personal insight into the world of the UK's most successful independent film producer and Oscar winner Jeremy Thomas. Other guests have since included polar explorer Ann Daniels, Scottish Lord Advocate, James Wolffe, around the world cyclist and record holder Mark Beaumont and ex Royal Marine Commando now turned TC presenter JJ Chalmers. Earlier this year I exhibited concurrently two exhibitions in Glasgow: 'Unique NYC Polaroids' at SWG3 and 'Mar a Bha' at The Royal Glasgow Institute for The Fine Arts. I currently serve on The Scottish Government's Creative Industries Advisory Group, headed by Cabinet Secretary for Culture, Fiona Hyslop. I've also enjoyed being a member of The John Byrne Awards judging panel, alongside other panels including The Cordis Tapestry Prize, headed by Miranda Harvey and The Glenmorangie Research Project collaboration with The National Museums of Scotland. I am currently finishing two new portfolios, one titled 'Mon Ami: The Statues of Pére Lachaise', created earlier this year in Paris and the second titled "Dear John" which will include 12 portraits of the artist John Byrne I've made over a 28 year period with an introduction from Sir Angus Grossart. I've travelled the globe extensively and have seen my work recognized both locally and internationally in terms of commissions and awards. As for my hopes for the future? To create and collaborate, share and enjoy.
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Good Progress Made At Kartarpur Talks: Pak FO
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Islamabad: The Pakistan Foreign Office (FO) said that "good progress" was made during technical level talks on the Kartarpur corridor between Pakistani and Indian delegations, a media report said on Saturday.
FO spokesman Mohammad Faisal, while talking to Dawn news over the phone, confirmed that the talks were held on Friday at the border, more commonly known as the 'Zero Point', and that "good progress was made during the discussion".
A source said that most of the "technical matters" related to construction of the visa-free corridor for Indian Sikh pilgrims to visit the gurdwara in Kartarpur Sahib had been resolved and the project was on schedule for inauguration in time for Guru Nanak Dev's 550th birth anniversary in November.
The technical level talks pertain to the on alignment of the 4.2-km corridor that links India's Dera Baba Nanak shrine in Gurdaspur district with the Kartarpur Sahib gurudwara in Pakistan's Punjab province, and sharing of coordinates of border crossing points and other infrastructure.
The two sides will meet shortly for a discussion on the remaining issues, the source addedd.
This was the first meeting between the two nations after the abrogation of Article 370 related to Jammu and Kashmir on August 5 which has led to escalation tensions between India and Pakistan.
The Kartarpur Sahib gurudwara across the Ravi river is built on the historic site where the founder of Sikhism, Guru Nanak Dev, spent his final days. The place is highly revered by the Sikh community.
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Lawson is a beloved chain of convenience stores throughout the country, easily recognized by its iconic blue sign. The convenience store has even ramped up its convenience by providing free Wi-Fi service—on top of its fantastic selection of products, that's especially useful when on the go!
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Once you've confirmed that it's available at the store, turn the Wi-Fi setting on your device on, and search for the SSID: LAWSON_Free_Wi-Fi. After connecting, open your browser and follow the registration instructions; you'll need to agree to the terms of use, and register an email address, which will remain valid for one year before needing to be re-entered into the system.
It's as easy as that! Lawson Wi-Fi is available for use for 60 minutes, up to five times per day. Certain websites containing material unsuitable for minors may be restricted from access, and the service is unavailable during the scheduled maintenance period, from 1:00-5:00 a.m. on Wednesdays.
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Blueprinting the human brain
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Global Research, May 16, 2006
CNET News.com 16 May 2006
Theme: Science and Medicine
By Stefanie Olsen
Staff Writer, CNET News.com
SAN JOSE, Calif.–A 3D computer simulation of 10,000 neurons firing in the human brain produces a terabyte of data–a fraction of what it would take to map the brain's billions of neurons in algorithms.
That's according to Henry Markram, a scientist working on the Blue Brain project, a collaboration of IBM, the Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, or EPFL, in Lausanne, Switzerland, and others. The project is an attempt to create a blueprint of the human brain to advance cognition research.
Last year, EPFL bought a multimillion-dollar model of IBM's Blue Gene/L supercomputer for the two-year project, which is being conducted in Switzerland. The group only recently simulated the firing of 10,000 neurons in a single column in the neocortex, the largest area of the human brain governing high-level thinking and action. (A column typically contains 100,000 neurons.)
"This is the first step," said Markram, speaking here Wednesday at the Cognitive Computing conference, a two-day gathering hosted by IBM's Almaden Institute.
To deal with the enormous amount of data generated from the project, Markram said, the group relies on visualization tools to locate and earmark interesting results in the computations for further research. Blue Brain bought a supercomputer from SGI to create a small media center to display the 3D simulations, which Markram said is like sitting inside the brain.
"(This) immediately allows us to assess the value of the data to discern: Is this something we want to save and analyze later?" he said. "It's also a lot of fun."
It's also trying to convince the Swiss government to spring for two more Blue Genes to handle the data, but Markram said they are expensive even with a generous discount from IBM. With enough money, he believes, current technology could compute the billions of neurons in the brain.
So far, Blue Brain has written two software packages for cognitive computing. Markram's 3D simulation showed only about 10 percent of the 10,000 neurons firing, but he said the simulation is "going to get a thousand times better" with new technology. The tool, for example, can zoom in to a single cell and examine exactly how the neuron is firing.
Still, some scientists attending the conference are unsure whether the massive amounts of data generated will produce anything insightful. "It may just be too much data," said Vinod Menon, a professor in cognitive science at Stanford University.
The original source of this article is CNET News.com
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SESAM partnered with SimGHOSTS and offered a special "simulation technology" track at their 2017 annual meeting which took place in Paris June 14-16th! The agreement allowed for several international SimGHOSTS leaders to attend the event to support the growing population of simulation champions who are operating simulation technologies in the EU, UK and beyond!
A specialized track of SimGHOSTS workshops and presentations were provided by SimGHOSTS President Scott Crawford, Founder Lance Baily, Community Director Nick Brauer, and UK Regional Officer Jane Nicklin from our friends at ASPiH UK. Dr. Scott Crawford, President of SimGHOSTS, provided the closing keynote address to the event, similar to last year's closing keynote provided by Lance.
SimGHOSTS is proud to empower the European Simulation community by supporting the SESAM Paris 2017 event. SimGHOSTS, aka The Gathering Of Healthcare Simulation Technology Specialists, is an international US-based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to supporting individuals and institutions operating medical simulation technology and spaces through: hands-on training events, online resources, and professional development. SimGHOSTS envisions a healthcare education culture where people are empowered to use simulation technology to improve learning and patient care outcomes.
Since 2011 the SimGHOSTS organization has held over a dozen meetings around the world supporting those who are operating simulation based technologies. The specialized SimGHOSTS track at SESAM Paris provided a meeting place for attendees to exchange ideas and network with technical peers as well as receive specialized training in 8 specialized domains for simulation technology operations.


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As much as I enjoy the Hockley Valley Brewing Co., and the fact that it's one of Ontario's original craft breweries, I can't get on board with Hockley Classic. As blonde ales go, this one mysteriously tastes exactly like a lager, which means it will never find it's way into my fridge again unless someone buys me another Hockley taster pack.
There's not much I can say about this beer, other than it's just not my cup of tea. It starts out almost tasting like a sunny blonde ale, but quickly turns into a very bready tasting lager with a finish that's far from refreshing. It certainly has more character than your average macro-produced lagers out there, but unless you're a fan of straight-up blonde beers then you'll probably be left wanting more here.


I am pleased to announce that we officially survived a cross-country move! It wasn't always pretty, but it was quite the worthwhile adventure.
For those of you who are new with us, I am referencing a recent move from Texas to Washington state.
It involved selling our home and most of our furniture, packing everything up into storage, 8 hours of flying with toddlers for me, and 4 days of driving for my husband and my brother.
You can read more about our family's story on EllenNation by clicking here.
Here is a list of what we learned helped (or hurt) when flying with our 17 month old twins.
Both of my daughters do not sleep "on-the-go." They have sensory-sensitivities and hate to sit still. AND…I didn't have time to grab coffee! All signs pointed to PANIC, but that does not help anyone.
Choose to accept the chaos and roll with it. You will be surprised just how well things can go when you release trying to control the situation.
Using the only airline approved DOUBLE UMBRELLA STROLLER was a game changer. Last minute gate change and connecting flights after a delay? NO PROBLEM.
We also bought a travel bag to slide over it and checked it at the gate. I had several wonderful strangers help me fold it and put it up.
My twins enjoyed pouches or melts during take off and landing. We had zero complaints from them as a result! Pack something to keep them chewing, especially during the decent, which is hardest on their little ears.
If you also happen to have twins, label them!
My mum and I made shirts that said #TWINS on the back and it was a huge time saver.
I only got stopped by 2 strangers to answer the typical "Are they twins?" question rather than the usual 10-15.
Your bag of tricks, also known as your backpack, should be full of activities for your toddlers.
Stickers, LOTS of stickers of various kinds and textures.
All of these toys were NEW to the twins, light weight, and perfect for fidgeting littles or sensory seekers. These top 5 finds kept them entertained for 5.5 hours of flight time!
These headphones are honestly amazing. They work like a regular headband, and they limit the volume so your kids cannot burst their eardrums.
They did not work for us because: 1) my girls have sensory sensitivities and I neglected to desensitize them first and 2) they are not super drawn to screen-time activities. BUT, please try these if you have kiddos that do not fall into the same category.
Heavy items: I fell in love with these heavy drawing books that had an Etch-A-Sketch attached. I was determined to let the girls enjoy them, so I made room in my backpack. Not only did Lani and Libby not seem to care about them, but they also killed my back from carrying them throughout the airport.
Accept ahead of time that toddlers will tantrum, and remind yourself to breathe. My girls handled travel and no sleep AMAZINGLY well, but at one point they expressed frustration with not being able to run around.
I had a decision, either PANIC about everyone "being bothered" by the screaming, or just breathe and know the tantrum would end at some point. It wasn't easy, but it helped.
At the end of the flight I was sure everyone was going to be grumpy. I was putting the girls in their stroller right outside the exit and hanging my head in embarrassment.
I was shocked. Rather than grumpy looks or remarks, everyone that passed sang them praises for being such good travelers. The terribleness of the tantrum was most likely all in my head. So trust in the goodness of others, and do not panic!
ALL credit for this post belongs to this amazing woman right here, my Mum.
Moving cross-country involved dealing with an insane amount of logistics, so she took care of Operation Keep the Toddlers Entertained as a gift to us.
We could not have done this without her. We also loved sharing Washington with her before she had to return back to Texas.
To read more about our recent move, check out last weeks post below!


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Q: how to append all tables with their table name in SAS I'm trying to append all the tables(same structure) in the work library into one data set. But I need to have a new column name which can indicate the table name.
I tried two methods:

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*macro array and do over:
PROC APPEND BASE=_dupout DATA=dup_&dataset. FORCE;
RUN;

*Proc SQL:
PROC SQL;
   SELECT MEMNAME, catx('.', libname, MEMNAME) INTO : MEMNAMES SEPARATED BY ' '
   from dictionary.tables
   where libname='WORK';
quit;

DATA DUP_OUT;
   SET &MEMNAMES.;
RUN;

but neither of those I can find a way add a new column (table name).  Maybe it is a very simple question? I'm stuck..please help...

A: Very close, use the INDSNAME option in your SET statement.
DATA DUP_OUT;
SET &MEMNAMES. INDSNAME=SOURCE;
DSET=SOURCE;
RUN;


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Ailia coila, also known as the Gangetic ailia is a species of catfish in the family Ailiidae native to India, Bangladesh, Nepal and Pakistan.  This species grows to a length of  TL.

Locally this fish is known as "kajoli in West Bengal. In Bangladesh, people call it banspata (bamboo leaf). Its flesh is regarded as highly palatable.

This fish is of importance to local commercial fisheries.

The habitat of A. coila is sharply decreasing due to natural and anthropogenic causes.

A. coila is most closely related to Eutropiichthys vacha with 85.63% genetic sequence identity.

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Fish of Asia
Fish of Bangladesh
Fish of India
Fish of Nepal
Fish of Pakistan
Fish described in 1822
Taxa named by Francis Buchanan-Hamilton


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21 state properties were privatized at the auction held on October 25
1 facility and 20 vehicles were privatized at the auction held on October 25 by the State Service on Property Issues under the Ministry of Economy. A total of 96 orders were accepted for the auctioned state properties, 5 of which were done electronically.
The privatized object is the "Shadlig evi" ("Happy House") located in the Garadagh district of Baku. The property, which was privatized together with the plot of land, was sold for AZN 39,000.
It should be noted that the introduction of electronic services in the field of privatization of state property, the possibility of ordering and participating in auctions online has made participation even simpler. And it leads to an increase in the number of auction participants. The fact that most auctions are competitive is an indication of this.
Interest in the vehicles at the upcoming auction was high and the vehicles were sold competitively. Thus, the last offer for the Nissan Sunny car, whose initial selling price was AZN 6,500, has increased to AZN 10,650. In addition, the vehicle "Kia Sorento", whose initial selling price was AZN 10,000, was sold for AZN 15,000.
The list of state properties privatized at the auction can be found here: https://clck.ru/sKmjK
For your information, the next auctions will be held on November 15 and 22. The stock packages of 6 joint-stock companies, 25 small state enterprises and facilities, and 73 vehicles will be auctioned.
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Winter Market Update: the Location Search Continues!
The turning of the leaves and nip in the air has us all looking ahead and preparing for winter! That includes searching for the perfect spot for the Tilton Winter Farmers' Market.
After four years of an outrageously successful run at our former home on Route 3 in Tilton, we're looking for a new home in the area. We're grateful to the good people at AutoServ for their generosity and help during those years; we couldn't have done it without them.
Finding just the right spot that offers easy access, lots of parking and plenty of space (approximately 12,000 square feet, indoors) is a challenge, but some good possibilities are out there!
It's too soon for an announcement, but please stay in touch so you'll hear the news first! You can subscribe to this site, and like us on Facebook, and you won't miss a beat.
In the mean time, enjoy this beautiful fall season and your own preparations for winter. We're doing our best to make sure that the Tilton Winter Farmers' Market is an important part of your winter plans!
Oh, and if you know of that perfect spot, call Joan O'Connor at 603.496-1718 or email her today!