France's Total has signed a deal with Iran to further develop its part of the world's largest gas field, becoming the first western energy company to sign a major deal with Tehran since the lifting of international sanctions earlier this year.
The SP11 project will progress in two stages, the first costing an estimated $2 billion, Total said. The produced gas will be fed into Iran's gas network.
The French company has already played a key role in Iran's energy industry, including the development of phases 2 and 3 of South Pars in the 2000s, before pulling out of the country after international sanctions were imposed in 2010.
Foreign companies keen to tap into Iran's vast oil and gas reserves have so far made little inroads into the country despite the lifting of many sanctions earlier this year following a landmark agreement on Iran's nuclear program.
Tehran has pledged to open up its oil industry but foreign companies, including BP and Italy's Eni recently said they still have little information about Iranian oil fields and contract terms, hindering investment decisions.
Chief Executive Officer Patrick Pouyanne, who has taken some major investment decisions in recent years despite one of the sector's longest downturns, said the agreement "resulted in an attractive commercial framework."
Total said it would operate the SP11 project and have a 50.1 percent stake in it. Petropars, a subsidiary of the National Iranian Oil Company, will have a 19.9 percent stake while state-China National Petroleum Corp (CNPC) [CNPET.UL] will have a 30 percent stake.
The development will have a production capacity of 1.8 billion cubic feet per day, or 370,000 barrels of oil equivalent, with output to be fed into Iran's gas network.
"This project fits with the group's strategy of expanding its presence in the Middle East, where the origins of the group lie, and growing its gas portfolio by adding low unit cost, long plateau gas assets," Pouyanne said in a statement.


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Amata huebneri, the wasp moth, is a moth in the genus Amata of the family Erebidae (subfamily Arctiinae - "woolly bears" or "tiger moths"). The species was first described by Jean Baptiste Boisduval in 1829. It is found from the Indo Australian tropics to northern Australia.

Adults are black with yellow bands across the abdomen, and transparent windows in the wings. It is a wasp mimic.

The larvae have been recorded feeding on Oryza sativa, Mikania micrantha, Oxalis barrelieri and Ipomoea batatas but can also eat decomposing matter and protein rich matter.

References

Moths described in 1828
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Moths of Australia
Moths of Asia
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Edouard Vuillard's Oil Paintings
Edouard Vuillard Museum
November 11, 1868-June 21, 1940. French painter.
90,680 paintings total now
Edouard Vuillard.org, welcome & enjoy!
Landscape at the Unstrut (mk09)
German Symbolist Painter and Sculptor, 1857-1920 German painter, printmaker, sculptor and writer. He was one of the most versatile German artistic personalities of the turn of the 20th century and was especially celebrated for his cycles of prints, which were influential. Related Paintings of Max Klinger :. | Landscape at the Unstrut | Terrace | Landscape at the Unstrut (mk09) | Portrait of Elsa Asenijeff | Portait of Elsa Asenijeff in evening dress |
Sharp Joseph Henry
American Painter, 1859-1953 was a painter credited with influencing the creation of the Taos, New Mexico Society of Artists. Sharp may have been the first artist to discover Taos when he visited in 1883. He painted American Indian portraits and cultural life, and Western landscapes. As a youth he permanently damaged his hearing in a near-drowning accident, and gradually become totally deaf. His formal art training included Mckmicken School of Design (Cincinnati) and Antwerp (Belgium) Academy. He traveled and worked in Europe also. Harpers Magazine commissioned his illustrations of Taos Indian life. Some portraits were purchased by the Smithsonian Institution. President Theodore Roosevelt took an interest in him and had a cabin built for him at Little Big Horn to paint Indian life there.
Fred Morgan
william henry hunt,o.w.s
1790-1864 was an English watercolour painter. He was born near Long Acre, London, and was apprenticed in about 1805 to John Varley, the landscape-painter, with whom he remained five or six years. He exhibited three oil pictures at the Royal Academy in 1807. He became connected with the Society of Painters in Water Colours at its beginning, and was elected an associate in 1824 and a full member in 1827. Until the year of his death, he was one of the most prolific contributors to the Society's exhibitions. Many years of Hunt's uneventful but industrious life were spent at Hastings. He died of apoplexy. Hunt was one of the creators of the English school of water-color painting. His subjects, especially those of his later life, are extremely simple; but, by the delicacy, humor and fine power of their treatment, they rank second to works of the highest art only. Considered technically, his works exhibit all the resources of the water-color painter's craft, from the purest transparent tinting to the boldest use of gouache, rough paper and scraping for texture. His sense of color is perhaps as true as that of any English artist. He was, says John Ruskin, all in all, the finest ever painter of still life. Several characteristic examples of Hunt's work, as the "Boy and Goat," "Brown Study and Plums," "Primroses and Birds' Nests" are in the Victoria and Albert Museum.
All the Edouard Vuillard's Oil Paintings
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Q: Moving objects using light Photon do not have mass but they have momentum, can we use laser to pick up golf ball and hurl it several yards away without burning it into crisp?

A:
Hurl it several yards away

Rather than a simple yes/no, let's figure out some numbers - as usual I work with "round" numbers.
Mass of golf ball = 50 gram
"several yards" = 5 meters
Projectile launched at 45° with initial velocity $v$ travels for a time
$$t = 2\frac{v}{\sqrt{2}g}$$
during which time it will travel a distance
$$x = v_x t = \frac{v}{\sqrt{2}} \frac{v\sqrt{2}}{g}$$
So for a distance of 5 meters, we need an initial velocity of 7 m/s (again, round numbers).
Momentum $p = m\cdot v = 0.35 N\cdot s$.
Let us assume we use the most powerful laser on earth - this is at the NIF (National Ignition Facility - that word should give you a clue) and is capable of producing a frightening 500 TW of instantaneous power (about 2 MJ).
The momentum of light is given by
$$p = \frac{E}{c}$$
So the kick you get from this laser is $\frac{2\cdot 10^6}{3\cdot 10^8} = 0.007 N\cdot s$. If you reflect the light, you get a double kick (reverse the momentum) - leaving you still 25x short. You would need to build a more powerful laser with an energy of $50 MJ$.
So apart from the fact that there is no laser powerful enough on earth, what about the "burning" bit?
If you had a mirror capable of reflecting 99.999% of light, that one part in 105 would leave you with 500 J absorbed in the surface layer. If the heat was distributed over the entire ball, it might survive that - 500 J over 50 gram will make the ball warm, but no worse than if you left it out in the sun on a Caribbean green.
However, since the pulse will be very fast, we can assume that the heat does not penetrate the ball but stays at the surface - let's say it stays within a 0.1 mm layer on the surface of the ball (this is after all supposed to be a reflector). The projected area of a golf ball (diameter a little over 40 mm) is about 12 cm2 , giving us about 40 J per 10 mm3. The temperature of that layer will be significantly increased - enough to ablate the reflective coat. And as soon as the reflective (protective) coat is gone, the rest of the power of the laser can get to the heart of the ball.
So the answer is no, there is no laser powerful enough; and yes, if there was, it would burn to a crisp. Actually, a plasma ball more likely. Heck - you might get spontaneous fusion with that kind of heating. That's what the NIF is all about, after all...

A: I'm not sure about the "pick it up with a laser" part, but let's simplify by assuming that we can hit the golf ball from below the ground with photons. Let's further assume that the mass of the ball is $m_{ball} = 46\,\mathrm g$ and we want to hurl it five yards away ($\approx 4.6\,\mathrm m$). If the ground is level and we neglect air drag and wind, the best option is to fly in a parabola at an initial angle of 45 degrees. The range $R$ then depends on the initial velocity $v_i$ and the gravitational pull $g$ (see Wikipedia):
$$
R = v_i^2 / g
$$
With $R = 4.6\,\mathrm m$ and $g = 9.81\,\mathrm m\mathrm s^{-2}$ we get $v_i^2 \approx 45\, \mathrm m^2\mathrm s^{-2}$ and the impulse needed to hurl the ball as
$$
p_{ball} = m_{ball} v_i \approx 0.3\,\mathrm {Ns}
$$
If the ball's surface would be perfectly reflective (and assumed to be flat, i.e. a disc/cylinder, for simplification) each photon would be reflected and transmit twice its momentum $p_{ph}$. With this we can derive the number of photons $N_{ph}$ we need to hurl the ball:
$$
p_{ball} = N_{ph} \times 2p_{ph} \approx 0.3\,\mathrm {Ns}\\
N_{ph} = 0.3\,\mathrm {Ns} / 2p_{ph}
$$
The momentum of a photon and its energy are related by the speed of light $c$
$$
E_{ph} = p_{ph}c
$$
so we can calculate the total energy $E$ of the photons:
$$
E = N_{ph} \times E_{ph} = 0.3\,\mathrm {Ns} / 2p_{ph} \times p_{ph}c = 0.3\,\mathrm {Ns} \times c/2 \approx 45\,\mathrm {MJ}
$$
As a step towards reality, let's assume that the ball is not perfectly reflective. So what would happen, if the ball would absorb, say, 10 % of the photons and heat up in the process. The energy absorbed would be in our simplistic calculation around $4.5\,\mathrm {MJ}$.
To put this in perspective, let's look at the vaporization of water (which has a very high heat capacity). To vaporize water from 25 °C we need 44 kJ/mol. So, we can vaporize about 100 moles of water with our absorbed energy, which equals 1.8 kg of water. Put this in the perspective of a ball weighing 46 g, I would guess that the ball would start to melt/burn/vaporize.

A: If the ball was completely reflective, yes. The concept was discussed e.g. here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solar_sail
edit: e.g.- radiation pressure is what keeps Sun from collapse

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Q: Работа с файлами Привет всем. Столкнулся недавно с такой вот проблемой. Пишу сайт на php, реализовал страницу новостей, на которую добавляются изображения, текст... через редактор, используя mysql (работаю в denwer-е). Хочу сделать, чтобы можно было добавлять файл в формате doc, docx в редактор, а на странице новостей выводилась ссылка для скачивания этого файла (например, когда мы качаем музыку с сайтов, выкладывают ссылки mp3, rar, zip). При нажатии на эту ссылку выводится заголовок "Открыть", "Сохранить", "Отмена", если кто знает, как это реализовать или какую-нибудь литературу для этого, помогите плиз... Вот некий код в редакторе.
Загрузка документов
if(isset($_POST['savedoc'])) {
    if( $_SERVER['REQUEST_METHOD'] == 'POST' ) {
      // Проверяем пришел ли файл
      if( !empty( $_FILES['fdoc']['name'] ) ) {
        // Проверяем, что при загрузке не произошло ошибок
        if ( $_FILES['fdoc']['error'] == 0 ) {
          // Если файл загружен успешно, то проверяем - графический ли он
          //if( substr($_FILES['fdoc']['type'], 0, 5)=='docum' ) {
            // Читаем содержимое файла

            $docum = file_get_contents( $_FILES['fdoc']['tmp_name'] );
            // Экранируем специальные символы в содержимом файла
            $idn = mysql_escape_string( $_POST['idn'] );
            $dname = mysql_escape_string( $_POST['dname'] );
            $docum = mysql_escape_string( $docum );
            $aut = mysql_escape_string( $_POST['aut'] );
            $align = mysql_escape_string( $_POST['align'] );
            $del = mysql_escape_string( $_POST['del'] );
            // Формируем запрос на добавление файла в базу данных
            $query="INSERT INTO `docs` VALUES(NULL, '".$idn."', '".$dname."', '".$docum."', '".$aut."', '".$align."', '".$del."')";
            // После чего остается только выполнить данный запрос к базе данных
            mysql_query( $query );
            /* Выполняем запрос. Если произойдет ошибка - вывести ее. */
            #or die(mysql_error());
          //}
        }
      }
    }
  }

Документы

<form action="" method="post"  ENCTYPE="multipart/form-data">
 Загрузка документов:
    <input type="file" name="fdoc">
    <input name="idn" type="hidden" value="$id" />
    <input name="savedoc" type="submit" value="Загрузить" />

    Название: <input name="dname" style="background:#FFFF99" type="text" size="20"  value="$dname">

    Автор текста: <input name="aut" style="background:#FFFF99" type="text" size="20" class="autor" value="$aut">
</form>

Здесь возможны ошибки, в силу моего плохого знания php... Проблема заключается в выводе этого дела на странице новостей, там я пока ничё не делал... (
A: Вы загрузили все данные из txt в бд, не было в этом необходимости. Достаточно было загрузить файл на сервер
move_uploaded_file($filename, "/home/localhost/www/uploads/");

И записать его название в базу
$query="INSERT INTO `docs` VALUES(NULL, '".$idn."', '".$dname."', '".$filename."', '".$aut."', '".$align."', '".$del."')";

Ну и вывести это дело ссылкой
Скачать

A: Загружайте файл в директорию например "loads/".$_POST['file']['name']. Как это делать, тут подробно описано: upload файлов, и все с этим связанное.
Записывайте путь к файлу в БД. И выводите из БД вместе с новостями адрес файла для скачки.


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Ingrid Goes West (15.)
Directed by Matt Spicer.
Starring Aubrey Plaza, Elizabeth Olsen, O'Shea Jackson Jr, Wyatt Russell, Billy Magnussen and Pom Klementieff. 98 mins.
The marvel of the modern age is that, in almost every aspect, it is immune to criticism and ridicule. Its banality and absurdities are built in, and are cheerfully accepted by its users. If I were involved in the arms trade I would dream of creating something with the invulnerability of a #. The comedy drama Ingrid Goes West is a savage and twisted assault on the cold emptiness of social media and the fatuous credo of connectivity, that is easily brushed aside and fails to make any kind of dent on its target.
Ingrid (Plaza) is a stalker who decides it's time to put all those local restraining orders behind her and head to LA, to friend twitter lifestyle guru Olsen. IGW has a really strong cast who give well rounded portraits of characters who aren't the full 360. There are some decent laughs but there is a futility to it. I can't decide if that is because all the points it makes are fairly obvious, or because all the criticisms you need to make about social media are fairly obvious. Everybody on twitter already know them and have bought into them #doittoyourselfandthatswhatreallyhurts.


Olivia Metzger lives in Chicago with her husband, Alex, and their two-year-old son, Carter. They are expecting a second son in March.
Our mornings are … full of adventure! Chicago is a really easy city to get around so it's fun to take advantage of all that's at our fingertips. When we're feeling ambitious we like to visit the farmers market, the beach, the zoo, or a museum. When we're feeling more low-key, you can find us picking up coffee at a neighborhood shop and going to the playground. I love the freedom of being able to choose our own adventure each day. Weekend mornings are generally a bit slower and usually include Alex's buttermilk pancakes and extra cuddles in bed.
My kids mainly wears … clothing from independent, kid-friendly brands that make comfortable and good quality clothes like Grey Label, Rylee and Cru, and Childhoods Clothing.
I cope with clutter by … staying on top of it! Alex and I are both neat freaks so we're constantly tidying, organizing, and developing new storage solutions for all our belongings. It helps buy nexium online cheap that we ascribe to the notion of having fewer but nicer things so we actually don't have all that much excess to manage.
I never leave the house without … sunglasses, my iPhone (it's my camera), snacks for Carter and me, and these days a change of clothes and portable potty for Carter. We started potty training a couple weeks ago so I'm trying to be prepared for accidents since he's still learning.
When no one's looking I … watch reality TV shows like Project Runway and anything on Bravo. I hate admitting to it because we don't let Carter watch TV but it's my guilty pleasure.
I encourage creativity … by reading, listening to music, drawing, painting, cooking, encouraging free play, etc. Kids are naturally creative so I mostly try to let Carter do his thing and not get in the way.
I'll never be able to part with … a chunky, gray scarf my mom knitted for me before my freshman year of college. Every time I wear it, it's like getting a hug from her.
When all else fails we … put on a record and dance it out. Music and movement is just SO good for the soul.
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Twenty Orthodox Jewish outreach groups to fundraise together.
The Association for Jewish Outreach Professionals (AJOP) has issued a challenge to North American Orthodox Jewish outreach organizations to raise $1 million in one day collaboratively. And it's all or nothing.
All donations pledged online on Feb. 17 will be matched by three donors, quadrupling each gift.
If the organizations do not meet their online goals within 24 hours, none of the pledges will be processed or collected for any of the organizations.
Participating organizations include UJCEEA (United Jewish Communities of Eastern Europe and Asia), Judaic Heritage (University of Maryland, Baltimore), Meor NYU (New York University), Aish Israeli, Aish Jerusalem, OU (Orthodox Union) NextGen and NCSY (National Conference of Synagogue Youth) alumni program.
The donation page (charidy.com/millionforoutreach) will only be open on Feb. 17, but earlier this week, information about the event was posted on millionforoutreach.com.
This is more exciting than reality TV! There's just 3 hours left and ALL organizations still have to raise their fundraising goals in order for any of them to collect! Still need help at http://www.charidy.com/millionforoutreach.


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#74: BOLT THAT STABLE DOOR, QUICK.
Shropshire Council planners have at last started the process of reviewing the authority's Statement of Community Involvement (SCI), the document that sets out how the council's planning department engages with local communities in a spirit of "community engagement" that is supposed to lay the foundations of what they persist in calling a 'plan led system'.
It is in fact anything but! Well, it sort of is, but it's THEIR plan.
If any proof were needed, the fact that Shropshire Council planning department have announced the START of consultation at the END of the extended Local Plan Review shows what our planners think of the SCI.
What they should have done was review the SCI through consultation and then restarted the consultation on the Local Plan Review. It's not as if they didn't know the SCI review was way overdue because enough of us were constantly reminding them!
Sent: 26 June 2019 12:25
To: Ian Kilby
Subject: SCI review
Good day Ian,
Are there any plans to review SC's Statement of Community Involvement, the one adopted in 2011, seven years ago?
Amendment of regulation 10A
4. After regulation 10 (local plans and supplementary planning documents: additional matters to which regard is to be had) insert—
"Review of local development documents
10A.—(1) A local planning authority must review a local development document within the following time periods—
(a)in respect of a local plan, the review must be completed every five years, starting from the date of adoption of the local plan, in accordance with section 23 of the Act (adoption of local development documents);
(b) in respect of a statement of community involvement, the review must be completed every five years, starting from the date of adoption of the statement of community involvement, in accordance with section 23 of the Act.".
By way of answer I got…
From: Ian Kilby
To: Dave Tremellen
Cc: Adrian Cooper
Subject: RE: SCI review
I think this is something we need to look at thank you for bringing it to my attention – I will review with Adrian on his return from leave.
Ian Kilby
Planning Services Manager
And I wasn't alone in my concerns because someone else subsequently took up the matter of the SCI review with another principal planner (the same 'Adrian' referred to above), though in relation to a different matter…
Sent: 22 July 2019 11:36
To: Adrian Cooper
Subject: Re: Local Plan Review
I attended the scrutiny committee last Thursday and [s]omeone at that meeting pointed out to me that the Council's Statement of Community Involvement, under a 2017 amendment to the T&CPA, is required to be reviewed every 5 years and hasn't been. Is this right please?
Which got…
With regard to the SCI, you are correct that the Town and Country Planning (Local Planning) (England) (Amendment) Regulations 2017 now require that a review of the SCI must be completed every five years, starting from the date of its adoption. In Shropshire's case, the SCI was adopted in 2011 but was refreshed with minor amendments in 2014 (not taken to members for endorsement).
There is no question that the SCI is therefore due a review and work on this has already started, although progress to date has been frustrated by the demands of other work. I will let you know when we have an agreed timetable for the review process.
Adrian Cooper MA (Hons) MSc MSc MRTPI
Planning Policy & Strategy Manager, Economic Growth
Shropshire Council, Shirehall, Abbey Foregate, Shrewsbury SY2 6ND
Which obviously reminded Ian Kilby that I had still to be replied to because…
We are looking at it now
Well, it was an answer of sorts, even if it did beg the question as to why it's taken them so long to get on with the review of a document that had, by the time of those exchanges, started to curl at its edges.
Best not to ask, I suppose. But some of us have been dying to ask the question about why the senior planning officers of Shropshire Council – and especially the portfolio holder who has responsibility for oversight of that department – don't seem to take any notice of stuff they've produced at great expense, both in terms of money and time, "stuff" like "The Big Conversation", just one of a long list of council initiatives that have subsequently sunk into obscurity.
There's a whole shopping list of stuff just left sitting on shelves in a cupboard somewhere that Shropshire Council planning officers appear to be ignorant of, amongst others that rarely get a mention, the 'Engagement Toolkit' (2016) is worth a read:
https://shropshire.gov.uk/media/4857/community-engagement-toolkit.pdf
Likewise the 'Rural Toolkit', which is set out in the Core Strategy (para 4.66)…
4.66 Shropshire Council is adopting a "bottom up" approach, whereby it works with communities at the parish and village level in together undertaking an intelligent analysis of the nature of their local community and how their village functions, and how it can be improved. This is done through an interactive toolkit that starts with the Parish Plan or Village or Town Design Statement where available; secondly adds statistics compiled by Shropshire Council, such as Census data, to provide a quantitative basis for discussion; and thirdly engages with the local community in a Community Testing Event to arrive at an agreed view of how the community regards its current sustainability. This methodology will provide quality evidence to help the planning authority make robust decisions on the designation of Community Hubs and Community Clusters. Undertaking the assessment does not commit a community to seek Community Hub or Community Cluster status. The approach is detailed further in the SAMDev DPD.
Hmmm. And that was for public consumption? No wonder it got quietly dropped.
Like much else it just paid lip-service to 'bottom up engagement'.
And if you're really up for it (might as well while you're at it) a document that informs the wider argument for community engagement:
'Engagement and the equality duty: A guide for public authorities England (and non-devolved public authorities in Scotland and Wales)'
https://www.equalityhumanrights.com/sites/default/files/ehrc_psed_engagement_web.pdf
OK, enough for now. Hopefully you'll have started to get the point, which is simply that with so much 'guidance' out there, the generally accepted understanding of what's meant by the word "consultation" should be clearly understood by even the dimmest of planning officers.
But of course, planning officers aren't dim. By any measure they are clever enough to play semantic games with anyone, the rules of the game having been passed down through the ranks as part of their professional development.
Any one of those documents you will find cited by Shropshire Council to give legitimacy to their claim to be a local authority responsive to the concerns of its communities. Reading those documents and seeing how they are reflected in reality, however, in reality they do anything but!
Were it otherwise I'd be the happiest bunny around, but as it is the major issue is Shropshire Council planning department's refusal to accept that the word "consultation" means what it says on the tin. Their choosing to maintain a permanent state of denial about engagement meaning an exchange of possibly opposing views until a negotiated agreement satisfying the needs of both sides is achieved, doesn't redefine the word even when it's accompanied by the planner's death stare, finely honed in the course of their professional training and especially when dealing with those opposing their plans.
When it came out, much was made of 'The Big Conversation', its title said it all; as a statement of intent it takes some beating and opens by saying…
Shropshire Council recognises the need for customers, stakeholders and businesses to have greater opportunities and involvement in the democratic process and to provide an environment that supports and encourages social responsibility and action. Overall, we plan to develop a 'together we can' attitude, supporting collective social action, with our Councillors as active facilitators and enablers, best placed to listen to and advocate on behalf of those harder to reach in their communities. Engagement is broader and deeper than traditional consultation [my emphasis]. It's about how we communicate with, involve, listen to, respond to and understand local people and stakeholders. How we help people by developing ongoing relationships with them to become active citizens who can discuss and influence the things that matter most to them.
You know, I get fed up with criticising Shropshire Council and at one time thought I'd sorted out my differences with its planning department, but changes in both personnel and attitudes have combined with changes in national legislation to systematically destroy whatever kindly thoughts had started to creep through since I passed a note to Ian Kilby that said: "I'll try to be kinder".
Ian was getting a fair bit of criticism from one of the committees I was a member of, and not from me I'll point out, which in itself is a significant point worth noting because it shows I'm not alone, just the most vocal. It was about the slowness of the planning department to get back with answers to queries from councillors and Ian Kilby was explaining how difficult it was to recruit new planners, so many experienced ones having taken the opportunity to get out when the chance of voluntary redundancy was offered by a cash-strapped council. He had a point and that's when I passed him the note – so heartfelt was his pleading.
And I have been patient or was until about five years ago when certain events made me realise that assurances I'd taken on trust later proved to be not just empty but deliberately misleading to shut me up until it was too late to do anything.
I suppose that reversion to character by the planners started in earnest when serious concerns about routing construction traffic through Victorian terraced housing, cars parked both sides of the narrow street, could have been overcome by agreeing a different route for the access to that new estate, a suggestion which was deferred by the principal planning officer "until such reserved matters can be considered". Except that the application as it stood was subsequently waved through on the nod. No appeal because according to that principal planning officer a 'consultation' of sorts had happened. (You can read what you like into the fact that the planned estate was being developed by the council-owned housing company, Shropshire Towns & Rural Housing.)
To add insult to the injury of legitimate concerns being ignored, during that planning process my positive response – in the spirit of engaging in the process – to two requests for site meetings from one of the planning officers involved were completely ignored, no meetings took place despite my chasing them up. The formal complaint about that officer's behaviour was subsequently dismissed as unreasonable on the grounds that she was overwhelmed with work.
There are increasing examples of the failure in community engagement in the consultation process coming to light as a result of the increasing reliance on electronic communication. It is a major weakness (although arguably an unintended consequence) that adds strength to Shropshire Council's determination to remove a bothersome public from its affairs.
Put simply, if someone doesn't have the technology they don't have the information they need to make a judgement on whatever is out for "consultation", which is why public meetings are important, and is why the current reliance on virtual 'meetings' simply doesn't acknowledge the opportunity such a remote medium offers to a council already adept at dodging effective scrutiny.
The draft SCI at para 3.8 (Communicating Effectively) touches on this by mentioning lack of 'Access, Skills, and Motivation' but the only other method they mention has a touch of the disingenuous about it, printed material.
OK, except that in practice, since becoming a "paperless electronic local authority", printed copies of reports can only be had by asking for them and establishing 'need', but not everyone knows to ask, let alone who to ask.
Final question. Is there such a thing as a virtuous vicious circle?
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This article is compliments of Pinterest, that a client forwarded to me. I do not know who wrote it, and I wanted to make sure the credit goes, as far as I can track it, to Pinterest.
Schedule it. You probably wouldn't miss an appointment with your doctor, your dentist, or your hairdresser. Just like these appointments, make your morning exercise session something you can't skip.
Get out your gear the night before. That way, you won't arrive at the gym without socks or with your shirt inside-out.
Write it down. Jot down an exact workout plan before going to bed. When you wake up, you won't have to think about what machine to do next or how long you're going to run.
Consider a workout you have to pay for. I used to work out with a trainer at 5 am, and some days it was very tempting to stay in bed. But then I'd think about how much money I'd waste if I missed a session, and a few minutes later I was out the door and on my way. A commitment to personal training sessions or small group fitness workouts like TRX might help make sure you get out of bed.
Find a buddy. Maybe it's a friend you already know, or maybe it's someone you meet on your first early-morning trip to the gym. Make a commitment to each other that you'll show up and hold each other accountable.
Make it a competition… with a reward, of course! If you and a gym buddy are both on a quest to make early exercise dates a habit, come up with a little challenge. Maybe you'll decide the first one to miss a day has to do 20 extra push-ups. If you're working out solo, treat yourself to new gym gear after a solid month's worth of commitment.
Do a class. Many gyms offer one-hour classes that start around 6 am. Since no one wants to be the person that walks out in the middle of the class, I'd be willing to bet you'll stay through the end.
Take baby steps. Start by setting back your alarm by five minutes this week. Next week, go for another five. You'll be getting up an hour earlier before you know it.
Have something tasty to look forward to. Some experts say the golden window for post-workout nutrition is 30 to 60 minutes after we finish exercising, so make breakfast your next priority. Try a blended smoothie with greens, protein powder, and frozen berries or a parfait with granola, yogurt, and fresh fruit.
Preserve those endorphins! Make great feelings last by writing them down. The next time you think hitting snooze sounds like a better idea than lacing up, read what you wrote and remind yourself how on-top-of-the-world you felt last time. Then get moving!
Sleep in your workout clothes if you can. I have a client that does this and I must say this works well for her! Sleeping in her workout clothes really helps with her overall get-ready-and-arrive-on-time-to-training process.
BE OKAY with the baby steps. Small consistent changes in wake up time, in food prep and in weight loss are important to recognize. Refer back to the end of #6: "treat yourself to new gym gear after a solid month's worth of commitment." There is no "judgment" to your personal progress. Do the work and the results will follow.
Oh HELL no that's only for crazy people!
Are you kidding I would never do that!
Those words are words of possibilities and openings. rather than the immediate smack down that will lead to more openings of thought. The more you practice the changing of your words, your brain will change into exactly what you are saying. In either direction. Early training– it's not impossible, it's just that you haven't done it yet.
And lastly, you are your greatest tool for change. And change does mean discipline. And discipline means: doing whatever you need to do for your desired goal- -whether you want to or not.
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Healthy food for hungry people
After the Harvest rescues nutritious fruits and vegetables from going to waste and donates them to agencies that serve hungry people, primarily in Greater Kansas City. Our volunteers glean after the harvest, picking what's left in farmers' fields and picking up already harvested leftover produce. The majority of the funds we raise helps secure semi-truckloads of donated produce that might otherwise end up in landfills. After the Harvest, a
501(c)(3) nonprofit, is the largest local produce donor to Harvesters—The Community Food Network.
Lisa OusleyExecutive Director
Lisa Ousley is the founding executive director of After the Harvest. Prior to opening the office in May 2014, she worked for the Society of St. Andrew, as the director of its Western Headquarters (SoSA West) for six years. Lisa was the founding director for that program, also located in Kansas City, Mo. During the six years that she headed SoSA West, the operation provided more than 15 million pounds of fresh produce to food banks and feeding agencies west of the Mississippi River, though primarily in Kansas and Missouri.
Lisa's other nonprofit work included tenure at Foodchain – The National Food-Rescue Network, and many years of volunteer and pro bono work for hunger-relief organizations, providing communication and media services. She began her career as a newspaper reporter and worked in corporate communications, public affairs and media organizations before turning to the field of nonprofit work.
Zach CallawayGleaning Network Manager
Zach Callaway first worked with After the Harvest as a seasonal Gleaning Coordinator in 2018, and then rejoined as Gleaning Network Manager in May 2019. He loves getting to work alongside local farmers and agencies to help bring nutritious produce to those in need.
After nearly seven years working in web development, Zach decided to shift towards a career path that better fulfilled his passion for helping others, building relationships, and getting his hands in the dirt. It only took one gleaning to know that After the Harvest was the perfect fit! Prior to his return to ATH, he used his tech experience to lead a free software development class for aspiring coders from diverse backgrounds.
Outside of gleaning, Zach enjoys growing his own veggies, learning about new ideas, and all things comedy. Most importantly, he loves spending as much time as possible with his two sons, Wally and Marlon.
Mariah FriendVolunteer Coordinator
Mariah joined After the Harvest as a seasonal Gleaning Coordinator in May 2016 and transitioned into a full-time position as the Volunteer Coordinator in March 2017. Mariah graduated from North Park University in Chicago with a B.A. in Spanish and a B.S.N. Returning home to Kansas City, she obtained her R.N. and worked in critical care at Saint Luke's East for almost four years.
After treating so many patients with preventable chronic illnesses, she became increasingly interested in how nutrition affects our health. In 2012, she completed a farm apprenticeship with Cultivate Kansas City and the Growing Growers program. In 2014, she successfully helped fundraise, advocate and organize events as a member of Nashville's Fair Food committee. Deciding to focus her passion for community and health in the non-profit sector, her previous positions include Vendor Program Assistant for The Contributor, Communications and Outreach Coordinator for The Anidaso Nsae Foundation and Public Health Intern for Hospital Vozandes in Ecuador.
Mariah loves working directly with farmers and volunteers and spending as much time as possible in the field in the sunshine. When not gleaning, she enjoys traveling, cooking family-style meals for friends and writing.
Sandy VivianCommunications Director
Sandy Vivian is passionate about After the Harvest's mission and growing the organization to bring more fresh produce to our hungry neighbors. She first came to ATH as a volunteer and now, as Communications Director, she spreads the word about After the Harvest.
Sandy graduated with a BA from Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas, majoring in communication arts with an emphasis in journalism. She has worked as a director or manager in marketing/advertising/event planning/promotions for advertising agencies, radio stations, Adam's Mark Hotel, Hardee's regional and ShowBiz Pizza corporate and many freelance clients. Her experience also includes advertising and marketing recruiting and building her own small food-related business.
Sandy has volunteered many hours for a variety of causes—most related to hunger relief. In her downtime during the growing season, she likes preparing fresh vegetables from her CSA weekly farm share. She also enjoys spending "floatie time" at little Nine-Acre Lake and traveling.
Jane FletcherAdministrative Manager
Jane joined After the Harvest in March, 2017 as Administrative Manager. She has worked in the nonprofit sector for more than 25 years—from administrative assistant to office manager to fiscal officer.
It is very important to her to work and serve in ways that make a difference in people's lives. She helped develop a local food pantry in 2008. As the volunteer pantry director, she has experienced the challenges and rewards of acquiring, storing and delivering food to hungry families.
She loves the relationships she has with the pantry guests and volunteers. Says Jane: "During distribution days, we not only share food with our friends, we share ideas about using unfamiliar foods and new recipes." Occasionally fresh produce donations overflow and she can be found drying, freezing and preserving fruits and vegetables so they can be distributed at a later time to people with limited access to transportation.
During her free hours, she loves spending time with her family and especially her four adorable grandchildren.
2017 ATH, Annual Report


Rous Head, Perth, Western Australia. 25 May 2011. John Huisman. © John Huisman (j.huisman@murdoch.edu.au).
KwaZulu-Natal; detail of surface cells. Heroen Verbruggen. © Heroen Verbruggen (heroen.verbruggen@gmail.com).
Published in: Weber-van Bosse, A. (1896). On a new genus of siphonean algae - Pseudocodium. Journal of the Linnean Society of London, Botany 32: 209-212, Plate 1.
This is the type species (holotype) of the genus Pseudocodium.
Thallus upright, to 5-8 (-14) cm high, attached to rocks by a feltlike rhizoidal holdfast, bright green in colour (drying darker); axes compressed or subterete and becoming compressed in the lower portions, 0.9-2.5 mm wide and 0.5- 1.0 mm thick, dichotomously branched up to seven times, tapering slightly or not at all toward the apices, often with undulate margins; irregular shallow constrictions of the axes uncommon to prominent; apices truncate with a depressed apical pit. Structure of longitudinally arranged interwoven medullary siphons, 30-50 µm wide, giving rise to a single layer of peripheral utricles; utricles polygonal in surface view, distinctively clavate in transverse section, (50-) 64-76 (-94) mm in diameter and (153-) 161-186 (-200) mm high, with a flat apex, closely laterally adhering along the entire length of their faces; utricle stipe not eccentric, often with a distinctive swelling. Chloroplasts and amyloplasts present in the utricles and siphons. Reproductive structures immersed in the thallus, produced laterally from medullary siphons close to the base of the utricle stipe, ovoid to irregularly shaped, 80-130 µm in diameter.
Lower part of the intertidal area, often in tidal pools, as well as in the shallow subtidal area (South Africa, southern Mozambique and the warm temperate part of Madagascar. Confined to the subtidal area (8-15 m depth) in Oman and Western Australia.
Type locality: Isipingo Beach, near Durban, Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa (De Clerck et al. 2008: 228). Type: Weber van Bosse; 1894-1895; L 936.73-447 (De Clerck et al. 2008: 228).
De Clerck, O., Verbruggen, H., Huisman, J.M., Faye, E.J., Leliaert, F., Schils, T. & Coppejans, E. (2008). Systematics and biogeography of the genus Pseudocodium (Bryopsidales, Chlorophyta), including the description of P. natalense sp. nov. from South Africa. Phycologia 47: 225-235.
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We often believe this fantasy without even questioning it, and manipulating our bodies to look a certain way is what we feel like we must do. But why?
"I need to lose 10 pounds"
"I need to drop 3 % body fat"
"I need to get a bikini body for summer"
These are comments I hear on a daily basis. Last year alone, diet products were a 63 billion dollar industry, so to say that we are bombarded with the goal of leanness would be an understatement. If nothing else, my hope is that this post makes you ask yourself why next time you put your life on hold until your goal of leanness is reached.
The 'leanness fantasy' reminds me of a quote from one of my favorite entrepreneurs, Dale Partridge.
This idea really resonates with me so much not only in the work that I do with clients, but personally (Just replace 'success' with whatever you think is waiting for you once you achieve 'blank' aesthetic goal).
For many years, I was working to achieve and maintain a specific number on the scale. I told myself once I got there, then I would have amazing confidence, figure out what I wanted to do for a career, and have an amazing social life.
Not at all. Of course, I did reach the arbitrary number on the scale I aimed for, but in order to get there, I had zero energy to do anything other than watch Real Housewives. Not exactly the goal I pictured in my mind. Also, if I wanted to stay at this weight (which was completely unnatural for my body) it would mean spending hours in the gym and passing up all opportunities to go out to eat or drink, socialize, etc.
client: I can't do that! I don't want to gain weight!
Me: (that is unlikely, but...) why?
Client: I don't want to get fat!
Me: (again, not going to happen simply from resting, but...) why?
Client: I don't know, I just don't!
Clearly we didn't come to any real conclusion here, but I think it is so important to continue to ask yourself WHY you have certain goals for yourself. Do you really want six-pack abs because it will make you 'healthier'? Or because society has conditioned us into believing that is what's beautiful?
Realistically, most of us are not elite athletes or training for something that would require us to be certain body fat percentage. Yes, we want to be metabolically healthy, but research shows that this is not something that can be judged based on outward appearance or body fat percentage. (In my years as a personal trainer, some of my most metabolically unhealthy clients had very low body fat percentages - see resources below).
So why does it matter if we put on a few pounds if it means we are healing our bodies? IF this happens, it is usually temporary, and if it is not, it often is a sign that your body needed a few extra pounds to function properly (often the case with active women).
At this point I think it is important to really look at what 'gaining a few pounds' means to you. Are you afraid of it because of how the media portrays weight gain? Are you afraid of becoming 'fat' because somehow our society has labeled it the worst thing a person can be? Are you afraid you boyfriend, spouse, friends won't love you anymore? Are you afraid of being viewed as 'lazy'?
Once we can get to the root of WHY it scares us to gain weight, or stop working out so hard, or resting, we can dissect these feelings and begin to question their legitimacy.
Think being fat is the worst thing a person can be?
REALLY? Worse than being hateful, pessimistic, or rude?
Afraid of gaining a few pounds and people noticing your weight gain?
I guarantee people are too concerned with themselves to notice, and if they do, so what? They would also notice if you got a hair cut, or a tan. Change your perception about what 'weight' means to you and your whole outlook will change.
Afraid your boyfriend won't love you anymore?
Get a new one. You deserve better.
Afraid of being viewed as 'lazy'?
If this is you, you are probably very Type A, perfectionist and always on the go. Am I right? A lazy day once in a while is completely normal and necessary. Plus, your loved ones will probably be thrilled that you want to hang out and go to brunch on Sunday rather than to the gym.
Afraid of putting on a few pounds for 'health' reasons?
I challenge you to do some research about what it means to be metabolically healthy, and how society skews our perception. Leanness does not necessarily equal health, just as being overweight does not necessarily equal unhealthy.
To bring this all full circle back around to the Dale Partridge quote, I think this 'leanness fantasy' is often another way for us to put off our dreams or goals (at least it was for me).
Let me tell you from experience, once arrived at the magical aesthetic destination you set for yourself (IF you ever even get there) it still won't be enough. The perception is that when our bodies reach perfection, we will be gifted with self- confidence and happiness that we assume comes with having a low body fat percentage. The truth is, once you reach your 'goal', you will still be the exact same person that you've always been. Until we focus on improving self-confidence, happiness, a great social life, or whatever your REAL goal is, changing your body is not going to do that for you.
So why do we look to change our bodies when what we really want is joy, fun, health, confidence, (insert fantasy here)?
Physical change is concrete; we know if we diet, restrict calories, and work out harder, the weight will come off. Confidence and self worth on the other hand, are much harder to measure and impossible to fake.
The moral of the story is, don't wait until you achieve XYZ to do the things you want to do, wear the clothes you want to wear, or be the confident person you think is waiting on the other side of leanness.


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RUSHWAYA FIGHTS TO KEEP ZMF TOP POST FROM JAIL
Wednesday, November 25, 2020 NewsdzeZimbabwe 0
Suspended Zimbabwe Miners Federation (ZMF) president Henrietta Rushwaya is battling from her prison cell to keep her position with her legal team from Mthombeni Legal Practitioners managing to stop a special general council meeting set for Tuesday, which could have sealed her fate at the association.
Rushwaya was arrested at Robert Mugabe International Airport late last month with 6kg gold in her hand baggage and now faces charges of smuggling and bribery.
The ZMF management board, which consists of members of the national executive, the council and regional representatives convened soon after her arrest and announced her suspension, pending finalisation of her case.
The association's vice president, Mr Marufu Sithole, was named the acting president. ZMF on Tuesday then convened another meeting in Gweru where it reportedly intended to pass a vote of no confidence in her, and so open the post for a new election.
The meeting — according to some insiders — was forced to change the agenda after Rushwaya filed an urgent application seeking to bar the meeting.
ZMF spokesperson, Mr Desmond Mangisi, confirmed that Rushwaya's team, which is contesting her suspension, had filed an application seeking to stop the meeting.
Mr Mangisi however, denied reports that the Gweru meeting was supposed to decide Rushwaya's fate, but was convened to deliberate on the agenda of the association's annual general meeting.
"There have been reports that the meeting was convened to discuss the fate of our suspended president, Ms Rushwaya, which is not true. Ms Rushwaya remains suspended," he said.
"The suspension was above board so we had no business discussing her. The association, however, cannot fail to move on because she is in remand prison" ZMF secretary-general, Mr Morgan Mugawu said there was an error in the manner the special meeting was announced, prompting some people in Rushwaya's camp to believe that the Gweru meeting was convened to deliberate on her fate.
"I think the term special congress misled people and there have been rumours. This was a preparatory meeting to come up with our AGM date and its agenda and nothing else," he said. Herald


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Argonectes robertsi és una espècie de peix de la família dels hemiodòntids i de l'ordre dels caraciformes.

Morfologia
 Els mascles poden assolir 28,8 cm de longitud total.

Reproducció
És ovípar.

Hàbitat
És un peix d'aigua dolça i de clima tropical.

Distribució geogràfica
Es troba a Sud-amèrica: conques dels rius Tapajós, Xingu, Tocantins, i Capim al Brasil.

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Bibliografia

 Géry, J., 1977. Characoids of the world. T.F.H. Publications, Inc., Nova Jersey, Estats Units. 672 p.
 Langeani, F., 1996. Estudo filogenético e revisão taxonômica da família Hemiodontidae (Boulenger, 1904) (sensu Roberts, 1974) (Ostariophysi, Characiformes). Instituto de Biociências da Universidade de São Paulo. Brasil. 171p. Tesi doctoral.

 Nelson, J.S. 2006: Fishes of the world. Quarta edició. John Wiley & Sons, Inc. Hoboken, Nova Jersey, Estats Units. 601 p.
 Porto, J.I.R. i E. Feldberg, 1992. Estudos citotaxonomicos em peixes da familia Hemiodidae (Ostariophysi, Characiformes) da Amazonia Central. p. 2. A: IV. Simp. Citogenet. Evol. e Aplic. de Peixes Neotropicais, Rio de Janeiro - RJ.
 Porto, J.I.R., E. Feldberg, J.N. Falcao i C.M. Nakayama, 1993. Cytogenetic studies in Hemiodidae (Ostariophysi, Characiformes) fishes from the central Amazon. Cytologia 58:397-402.
 Roberts, T. R., 1974: Osteology and classification of the noetropical characoid fishes of the families Hemiodontidae (including Anodontinae) and Parodontidae. Bulletin of the Museum of Comparative Zoology v. 146 (núm. 9): 411-472, Pl. 1.
 Scharcansky, A. i C. A. S. Lucena, 2008: Phylogenetic assessment of ultrastructural and histological characters of teeth in the Anostomoidea, Hemiodontidae and Parodontidae (Teleostei: Ostariophysi: Characiformes). Zootaxa Núm. 1948: 36-56.

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CODEPINK Commends Mayor Khan's Decision to Skip the G20 Summit Hosted by Saudi Arabia
Contact: Ariel Gold | CODEPINK national co-director | 510-599-5330 | ariel@codepink.org
Danaka Katovich | CODEPINK Yemen campaign manager |925-336-6221 | danaka@codepink.org
September 30, 2020 — CODEPINK celebrates Mayor Sadiq Khan's announcement today that he will be skipping the 2020 G20 Summit hosted by Saudi Arabia. Mayor Khan had been invited to participate in the U20 part of the summit for mayors of major world cities. Mayor Khan's announcement follows announcements last week, first by Mayor de Blasio of New York City and then by Mayor Garcetti of Los Angeles, that they would not be attending the summit because of Saudi human rights abuses.
On Tuesday, September 29, CODEPINK sent an email to thousands of supporters in London asking them to email Khan urging him not to participate in the summit. CODEPINK activists had also sent thousands of emails to Mayors de Blasio and Garcetti in advance of their announcements that they would be boycotting the summit.
"It's been around two thousand days since MBS started ordering airstrikes on Yemen. Mayor Kahn needs to send a message that he does not endorse or shake hands — even virtually — with brutal murderous dictators," said CODEPINK Yemen campaign manager Danaka Katovich in the email to London supporters. "Yemen has endured over five years of air raids and blockade. As the suffering of Yemenis continues at the hands of MBS, no mayor should agree to participate in the summit."
On September 20, a letter was also sent to Khan from a group of peace organizations representing millions of people from around the world. The signers of the letter included CODEPINK, FreedomForward, ActionCorps, Yemen Relief and Reconstruction Foundation, Just Foreign Policy, and eleven other organizations.
Responding to the concerns of our organizations and members, a spokesperson for Khan said the mayor will be skipping the summit "to avoid any implication that this observer status means support for the Saudi government … [Khan] will not dial in to view any of the U20 summit sessions this year."
"Since March 2018, Saudi women's rights activist Loujain al-Hathloul has been languishing in prison for her activism calling on Saudi Arabia to grant women the right to drive," explained CODEPINK co-director, Ariel Gold. "No mayors in good conscience should agree to attend the U20 Summit until Loujain and the other imprisoned Saudi human rights defenders are freed and the bombing and blockading of Yemen ceases. I hope that the mayors of Chicago, Houston, and more will quickly follow Khan, de Blasio, and Garcetti in rejecting the invitation."
CODEPINK activists around the world applaud Mayor Khan for standing up for human rights and hope others will join him.
Danaka Katovich and Ariel Gold are available for interviews.
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We stand in complete opposition to both...
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David and Rhonda Ackerman
Our family life verses are Proverbs 3:5-6: "Trust in the Lord with all your heart, lean not on your own understanding. In all your ways, acknowledge him, and he will direct your paths." We seek to live this out in our ministries on the Philippine/Micronesia Field.
David serves as the Field Education Coordinator for the Philippines/Micronesia Field and helps with literature development. Rhonda coordinates member care and works to integrate pastoral care and health care in local churches.
The Ackermans were Global Missionaries for the Church of the Nazarene from 1999 to 2008. They spent over seven years at Asia-Pacific Nazarene Theological Seminary in the Philippines, where David was Professor of New Testament and Rhonda was part time campus nurse and involved in various ministries. They also served at Nazarene Theological College in Australia, where David was Lecturer in Bible and Rhonda assisted in campus ministries. David has been a pastor in Idaho, Wyoming, Australia, and Colorado. The Ackermans returned to the Philippines in 2016.
David and Rhonda have two children. Their daughter, Shan, graduated from high school in 2015 and lives with them in the Philippines. Her special ministry and calling is working with children. Joel is a junior at Northwest Nazarene University where he is majoring in Biology (Pre-med). He plans to become a physician assistant. His interests include weight lifting and traveling to new places.
David has written several books, including the New Beacon Bible Commentary on 1, 2 Timothy and Titus. He has another book ready to publish and one in the writing stage. He graduated from Northwest Nazarene University in 1989, Nazarene Theological Seminary in 1992, and earned a Ph.D. in 2000 in Religious Studies (Biblical Interpretation) at Iliff School of Theology and the University of Denver.
Rhonda earned a Bachelor of Arts in Compassionate Ministries in 1989 from Northwest Nazarene University and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing in 1992 from Rockhurst University and Research College of Nursing. She is a registered nurse and completed a certificate in Parish Nursing. She seeks to bring these two skills together in holistic member care ministry. Both Rhonda and David are ordained elders in the Church of the Nazarene.
Their vision is to see the church strengthened and the gospel preached through trained and dedicated local leaders.


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Hyundai's new 2.0L turbo diesel engine features latest variable turbine geometry (VTG) turbocharger from BorgWarner.
Hyundai's all-new 2.0L R-diesel engine, which is available in the 2010 ix35 crossover, features BorgWarner's fourth-generation VTG turbocharger technology that helps the vehicle to achieve the segment-leading fuel economy of 41 mpg or 5.8 liters of diesel fuel per 100 kilometers.
Latest BorgWarner turbocharger technology replaces straight turbine vanes with patented S-shaped vane design for an improved thermodynamics, response and controllability, which results in a significantly improved engine response and increased efficiency at low engine speeds.
At the same time, the latest VTG turbocharger also helps the 2.0L R-diesel engine to significantly reduce its emissions!
The 2.0L CRDi engine found in the new Hyundai ix35 generates 136 horsepower and maximum torque of 320 Nm at 1.800 rpm. The fuel-sipping R-diesel engine has been available in Europe and South Korea since March this year.
The same powerplant will also be available in the new Kia Sportage, which made its official world premiere at Geneva Motor Show in March and will go on sale across the globe later this year.
Unfortunately, Hyundai has no plans to offer its highly advanced diesel technology in the U.S. market at this moment.
About BorgWarner
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Find out how much money Tyler 'Ninja' Blevins makes and how much money he has!
Stay on this page to discover many other interesting facts about the famous Fortnite player and his family.
Earnings: How does Ninja make his money and how much he makes?
With an audience of over 20 million people, Ninja (Tyler Blevins) is one of the most popular gamers/streamers in the world.
The game that he streams the most is Fortnite Battle Royale which has over 200 million players, but Ninja also streams Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Blackout.
When someone has such a huge audience like Ninja does, there are many different ways to monetize it.
So far Ninja is earning money from YouTube and Twitch ads that appear along his videos and he also earns money from paid subscriptions, from people who pay $5 per month to have access to his premium content.
Ninja also helps some big brands to promote their products. He worked with Red Bull, Bud Light, NFL, Riddell Sports and many other companies, but he also has his own clothing line called TeamNinja.
Ninja's net worth is estimated at $17 million in 2019.
Continue reading below to find out more about Ninja's wife, family, merch and other interesting stuff!
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Age: How old is Ninja? Where was he born?
Is Ninja married? Does he have a girlfriend?
Family: Does Ninja have any brothers, sisters or kids?
Education: Did Ninja go to college?
Trivia: Did you know these facts about Ninja?
The famous gamer was born in Detroit, Michigan, USA, on Jun 05, 1991.
Let's find out how tall Ninja is and how much he weighs.
Ninja's real/full name is Richard Tyler Blevins.
Is Ninja married? Does he have a girlfriend or wife?
Wife: Tyler 'Ninja' Blevins is married to Jess Blevins (Jessica Goch) since 2017. She is also his manager and a gamer in heart too.
Jess is one year and one month younger than her husband.
The couple first met on a gaming event.
Kids: Ninja and his wife Jessica still don't have kids.
Siblings: Tyler 'Ninja' Blevins has two older brothers, Chris 'ninja_invictus' Blevins and Jonathan 'Bearded' Blevins.
Jonathan is the oldest brother and he is already married and has kids. Chris is also married and his wife's name is Julia.
Parents: Ninja's parents are Cynthia Blevins (mother) and Chuck Blevins (father).
On the photo above you can see Ninja with his brother Chris and with his nephews, Ninja with his mother and Ninja's grandparents.
Ninja and his wife Jess bought a house in the Chicago suburbs. The house cost them over one million dollars, which is no surprise since it has five bedrooms, a game room in the basement and even a theatre.
Ninja's game room is probably the most interesting part of the house for you, so we bring you this video created by Red Bull that shows you exactly that.
Although he can afford to have a big and expensive cars collection, Ninja has only one car, a Buick 2015 Encore.
He bought it in 2015 and he still drives it and shares it with his wife.
Here's the photo of his car and an important message to all of us.
Ninja promised to his fans that he will get two tattoos if they donate money to St. Jude, which is a children's hospital in Memphis.
His fans donated $320,000 and Ninja already got his first tattoo.
He tattoed 'Ninja' in Chinese letters on his right arm. You can see the tattoo on the photo above.
Ninja's second tattoo will be inspired by Fortnite game. We will update the article as soon as he gets the second tattoo.
I always played videogames my entire life.
Gun skill is never the main reason why someone is talented at a game. It's literally their decision making.
People that follow a bunch of people then unfollow for their ego or follower count... what is wrong with you.
Love your friends unconditionally and love your family.
YouTube: 21,352,000+ subscribers and over 1.6 billion views!
Snapchat: Ninja doesn't have a Snapchat account.
Jobs before the fame: Before he became a famous streamer, Ninja was working at a restaurant called Noodles & Company.
Famous for: Streaming video games (mostly Fortnite) on Twitch and YouTube.
Nicknames: Richard Tyler Blevins 'Ninja' is also known as Ninjashyper.
Hair color: Naturally light brown. Currently green.
Plastic surgeries: Ninja hasn't undergone any plastic surgeries.
Phone number: Lots of people search for Ninja's phone number on Google each month, but he never posted it on the Internet. If you find his phone number somewhere on the web, that will probably be a fake number.
YouTube views: Ninja's YouTube channel has over 16.7 billion views.
Pets: Tyler 'Ninja' Blevins and his wife Jess have a dog whose name is Navi.
So far Ninja played over 14,300 Fornite matches and he got over 98,600 kills.
Why Ninja doesn't stream with women?
Ninja decided not to stream games with other women, to avoid having problems with his wife Jess. Prevention is better than cure.


Dr. Chao: The Chao Pinhole® Surgical Technique is a way to repair gum shrinkage through a pinhole in the gum without having to cut.
Do you see this all the time?
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Before this procedure, would people rather live with the problem instead of getting it fixed?
Dr. Chao: That happens to a lot of people because they are put in a dilemma of whether they should fix it with a very painful, drawn out gum grafting procedure, just try to ignore it, or try a temporary fix by placing a filling on the exposed root.
Dr. Chao: Well, the standard procedure requires cutting out a graft of the gum from the palate and grafting it to where it's needed. This creates two surgical wounds that patients have to deal with. To delicately cut and remove the graft tissue and attach it with sutures takes about an hour to an hour and a half for just one or two teeth. This requires the patient to recuperate for about two or three weeks.
Dr. Chao: The key to The Pinhole® Surgical Technique is that we don't have to perform graft. We go through a pinhole which is made by a needle, so there's no scalpel or cutting at all. Then we can literally shift the tissue down with very little trauma to the tissue. Also, there are no open wounds. It's so minimally invasive; nothing could be more noninvasive in dentistry than this. I know that if you're not used to seeing things like this it seems like it's quite traumatic, but really it's very, very minimal. There's so much blood supply and so much collagen in the area that when you see the patient the next day, you can hardly tell if anything was done. The tiny pinhole that's been made shrinks away by the next day.
Dr. Chao: I'm just moving the gum tissue which has abundant collagen in it. The collagen strips that I put in are used it to stabilize the gum flap. The collagen causes the body to regenerate more collagen tissue, so it serves a dual purpose.
Dr. Chao: This is expected to be permanent, and last as long as any other procedure. Nothing is forever of course, because there the normal aging process goes on. However, if everything is healthy and there is no over-brushing, I've seen this last years and years.
Dr. Chao: It's not meant to cure gum disease. The Pinhole® Surgical Technique is meant to restore the gum line to normal. Any treatment for gum disease treatment must be done before having this procedure. So, we want to do it in a mouth that is not infected with any kind of inflammatory process, such as periodontal disease.
Dr. Chao: I have been performing this procedure since 2006.
Dr. Chao: The risks are very minimal, especially compared to other procedures.
So are you teaching other dentists around the country?
Dr. Chao: At this moment I'm not, but I'm preparing to teach the dentists as much as I can. The ultimate goal of this method is to make it available to everybody. So, we're gearing up to train doctors.
Joyce said it was expensive, but worth every penny. How expensive is it right now?
Dr. Chao: I''s about the same cost as the standard gum grafting procedures, but without the cutting, pain and downtime. Also, there is no limit to the amount of teeth that can be treated with the Pinhole procedure in one treatment session.
How did you even think of coming up with this technique?
Dr. Chao: Well, it was just a necessity. I just didn't see why dentistry had to have a procedure that hurt so much. So, I investigated it and it dawned on me that there is another way altogether to treat receding gums.
This was published in a very prestigious journal, right?
Dr. Chao: Yes. It was published by the International Journal of Periodontics and Restorative Dentistry, one of the most respected journals in dentistry.
After that did you get a lot of calls?
Dr. Chao: I got a lot of calls from all over the world because it was published in an international journal. So, we've had a lot of interest and because of the interest I expect that this will be available to the rest of the country in a very short time.


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Point Vernon's Janet Kenny with a photo of herself in her younger years when she was a keen performer. Annie Perets
The Story Of: She's been an artist, an opera singer and poet
by Carlie Walker
WHEN a 29-year-old Janet Kenny arrived at Glyndebourne Opera House in Sussex, England in the 1960s, she wanted to audition to be part of the chorus.
But she found she had turned up to audition on the wrong day.
Instead the talented mezzo-soprano was hired as a soloist, beginning a lengthy career performing across Britain alongside some of the singers she had long idolised.
Born in New Zealand in 1936, Janet, 82, was a banker's daughter and the expectation was that she would grow up and take on what her family described as a "serious profession".
She went to boarding school where her aunt, a talented poet, worked and from there she was supposed to go to training school to begin life as a teacher.
But a scholarship to art school helped her love for art blossom.
It was where Janet met a handsome young fellow, her future husband, Nelson Kenny.
It was their shared passion for music that inspired Janet to pursue her dream of being an operatic singer.
She performed alongside Opera greats Ugo Benelli and George Shirley.
Janet sang in performances of Carmen, Cenerentola, Hansel and Gretel, the Barber of Seville and many more.
While she was living out her dream, Janet found that life as a performer came with unexpected challenges.
She was expected to remain thin and Janet was told in her 30s "whatever you do, my dear, don't put on weight".
"Being the overachiever that I am, I immediately stopped eating," Janet said. "That didn't go too well."
In addition, she was constantly on the road, travelling to very cold places and eventually the combination of factors took their toll.
Janet found herself in the middle of a health crisis.
She and Nelson decided it was time to return closer to home and so they decided to move to Australia in 1970.
Nelson was an executive with a very conservative company and the Vietnam War was raging when the two moved back to the southern hemisphere. Janet found herself debating the lottery system that would see men randomly conscripted into the war with people who were fervently in support of the conflict.
"I became so appalled by those people," she said.
The young operatic singer and free-spirit joined the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom and was at the first meeting to form the Nuclear Disarmament Party.
Then she was tasked with recruiting Midnight Oil frontman Peter Garrett into the party in 1984, which she promptly did.
"We needed a popular candidate," she said.
Later, as a result of her fight against the nuclear industry, she helped edit Beyond Chernobyl: Women Respond alongside Corin Fairburn Bass.
"No one thought about the sheer horror that cloud caused," Janet said.
The book was published by Environbook in 1993.
After completing the book, Janet turned her hand to poetry. The literary roots of her aunt had long inspired her, with Janet first writing poems during her childhood in New Zealand, but never taking it very seriously.
Later in life, inspired by her love of music, Janet dedicated herself to creating poetry again, much of which she said was born from the well of her experience and her passion for opera.
"I think it's the same thing in a way," she said.
"Sound and rhythm matters a great deal."
Now living in Point Vernon, Janet has had two books of poetry published, This Way to the Exit and Whistling in the Dark.
She has also been published in numerous journals and anthologies.
When asked which part of her life had been the best, she said it was too tough to pick.
"It was all pretty incredible," she said with a glint in her eyes and a smile on her face.
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Here's Why Zuckerberg Was Furious When SpaceX Rocket Exploded
SpacesX – founded by PayPal and Tesla tycoon Elon Musk – saw its Falcon 9 rocket went up in an epic fireball, just like one of those you watched in a James Bond movie. Ironically, Musk (the wizard who inspired the Iron Man movie) tweeted on Wednesday about improvements on Tesla Motors' Autopilot System. The next day (Thursday), his SpaceX rocket blew up on the launchpad.
Surprisingly, Elon Musk, the chief executive of both Tesla and SpaceX, wasn't as upset as another young billionaire – Mark Zuckerberg – after the perhaps once-in-a-lifetime rocket explosion. But why was the Facebook founder so furious? Although no one was hurt, the fireball took with it not only the rocket but also its cargo or payload.
Turns out, the payload which vaporized into thin air on the launch pad at Cape Canaveral was an Israeli satellite worth a whopping US$200 million. Apparently, SpaceX had been scheduled to launch on Saturday to deliver Facebook's first satellite into orbit. Facebook was counting on it to beam internet service to sub-Saharan Africa as part of its ambitious Internet.org project.
CEO Mark Zuckerberg was in Kenya when he heard the news, having scheduled an Africa trip this week to coincide with the satellite's launch. After the explosion, he says – "As I'm here in Africa, I'm deeply disappointed to hear that SpaceX's launch failure destroyed our satellite that would have provided connectivity to so many entrepreneurs and everyone else across the continent."
Clearly, Zuckerberg was freaking furious so much so that one can read he practically blames SpaceX for the destruction of his satellite – called AMOS-6. Musk was quick to deny that his unmanned rocket was to blame, as he made it clear that the cause of the accident was "unknown". Spacecom, the Israeli company that owned the satellite, declared it a "total loss" and the company's stock fell 9%.
Eutelsat, the French-based satellite operator that had partnered with Facebook on the AMOS-6 lease, said it expected to lose out on upward of 45 million Euros in revenue over the next 3 years. After the accident, shares in Elon Musk's electric car maker Tesla dropped 5.3% and his SolarCity venture was also down 9.1%.
Loss of Falcon vehicle today during propellant fill operation. Originated around upper stage oxygen tank. Cause still unknown. More soon.
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) September 1, 2016
Nasa clarified that space exploration and technologies firm SpaceX was conducting a test firing of its unmanned rocket when the blast occurred on Thursday morning. SpaceX later confirmed that in preparation for Thursday's static fire, there was an anomaly on the pad resulting in the loss of the vehicle and its payload.
Previously, the 23-story-tall Falcon 9 rocket had blasted off from Florida in April to send a cargo ship to the International Space Station before turning around and landed itself back at the launch site. In June Falcon 9's Dragon capsule filled with nearly 2,268 kg of food, supplies and equipment, including a British developed miniature DNA sequencer, the first to fly in space.
But in the latest catastrophic explosion, Zuckerberg didn't lose only the opportunity to beam internet service to Africa but also potentially the total cost of the satellite (which he partnered with Eutelsat). Because the explosion happened during the fueling process, prior to intentional ignition (or actual launching), the losses might not be covered within the launch insurance policy.
In a joint Facebook-Eutelsat lease costing $95 million over 5 years, Spacecom was required to purchase an insurance policy specifically covering Facebook and Eutelsat's risks, in addition to its own insurance. Additionally, Eutelsat and Facebook would each be taking out a third policy on their own to further reduce their risk exposure.
SpaceX charges at least US$62 million for each launch. Saturday's planned liftoff would have been the ninth by SpaceX in 2016, with eight more planned by the end of the year. The explosion – the second Falcon 9 failure in 14 months for SpaceX – could also be a setback to Musk's efforts to prove that his company can quickly and safely launch and reuse rockets.
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We were honoured to host 52 First Nation and Metis community members (Including 28 Chiefs and 2 Metis Leaders) to the Inaugural National Coalition of Chiefs Energy Summit on April 9-10th in Calgary at the Grey Eagle Resort on the Tsuut'ina Nation reserve. Our Industry-supportive Chiefs from across Canada were able to meet with 54 industry leaders (Including 31 company Presidents, CEOs and EVPs) to discuss the creation of the National Coalition. Industry leaders were very encouraged by what they heard and seen at the Summit and are in full support of the establishment of the National Coalition.
During the past two weeks, we continue to receive very positive responses and inquiries regarding the Summit. Many Indigenous leaders who attended the Summit along with others that heard about the Summit are interested in hearing more about the formation of the National Coalition. Many have also asked for copies of Summit presentations including many requests from corporate attendees.
We were encouraged by the fact that all the Chiefs were in full support of the formation of the National Coalition. During the In-Caucus portion of the event, the Chiefs gathering to speak openly and candidly about the National Coalition. It was agreed that all of the Chiefs would work together to support the National Coalition and contribute to the recruitment of additional member Chiefs from across Canada.
This year's energy summit hosted many amazing guest speakers such as Chief Roy Jones Jr. Haida Gwaii, G. Kent Fellows PhD at the University of Calgary and Tim McMillan, Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers.
The Grey Eagle Resort & Casino is one of Calgary's most vibrant entertainment destinations. The casino offers wonderful food, a vibrant social scene and the best live music in Calgary.
Exciting highlights from the summit include a workshop on inspiring young indigenous youth to become heroes, STAAT Training- Pipeline 101 and delicious snacks and prayers shared together.


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Q: CSS Different text box over image when hover at different different location I need to make an image of a map when a mouse is hover at certain location, a text box will appear on the map. When a mouse is hover at another location, a different text box will have to appear at a different part of the map.
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| box 1             box 2 |
|           MAP           |
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| hover2           hover1 |
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Say when the mouse hover over hover1, box 1 will apear.  When the mouse hover over hover2, box 2 will appear.
I was able to user css to do hover1 -> box1, but am unable to do the hover2 -> box 2.  Will I be able to achieve the result with CSS alone?
html:

World Map

    <map name="testing">
      <area shape="rect" coords="554,275,600,316" class="overlay">
    </map>
    Midgaard

css:
.map {
  display: inline-block;
  position: relative;
  border-top: 3px solid $gray-lighter;
  border-left: 3px solid $gray-lighter;
  border-bottom: 3px solid $gray-light;
  border-right: 3px solid $gray-light;
}

.overlay {
  cursor: pointer;
}

span.text-content-left {
  background: rgba(0,0,0,0.5);
  color: white;
  display: table;
  height: 50px;
  left: 0px;
  position: absolute;
  top: 0px;
  width: 100px;
  opacity: 0;
  border: 2px solid $gray-light;
  -webkit-transition: opacity 500ms;
  -moz-transition: opacity 500ms;
  -o-transition: opacity 500ms;
  transition: opacity 500ms;
}

span.text-content-left span {
  display: table-cell;
  text-align: center;
  vertical-align: middle;
}

.map map:hover + span.text-content-left {
  opacity: 1;
}

A: Sounds like you want to create an image map with context-sensitive hover areas.
These can be pretty complex, but here is a plugin that you might find useful:
http://www.outsharked.com/ImageMapster/default.aspx?demos.html#usa

A: Woot!  Found a solution!
html:

World Map

    <map name="worldmap">
      <area shape="rect" coords="505,244,546,278" class="target" data-title="Text Box 1">
      <area shape="rect" coords="481,189,503,207" class="target" data-title="Text Box 2">
      <area shape="rect" coords="452,273,479,293" class="target" data-title="Text Box 3">
    </map>

css:
area[data-title]:hover:after {
  content: attr(data-title);
  background: rgba(0,0,0,0.5);
  color: white;
  opacity: 1;
  height: 50px;
  width: 150px;
  position: absolute;
  text-align: center;
  padding-top: 14px;
  left: 0;
  top: 0;
}

Now hovering on those coordinates will display the appropriate Text Box.


With firmware version V1.21, NSB-25 can support every 3.5' USB 3.0 HDD including 4K sector drive.
This includes every 3.5' USB HDD from 'Seagate' 'WesternDigital' 'Lacie' 'Hitachi' ' Tochiba'.
Multi-bay USB drive can be supported as far as it is configured as a single RAID drive, i.e., pop up as a single drive in the computer.
Currently(Feb 2015) every product of NextoDI does not support external hard drive with sector size larger tha 512 byte.
Some external Hard Drive case vendor(including Seagate/WesternDigital) producing extenral HDD case which sector size is 4096 byte.
Those external USB hard drive cannot be used with all of NextoDI products at this moment.
Following is list of external USB drive known to be 4K sector size.
- 3.5 inch USB3.0 external HDD.
There will be more 4K sector size USB3.0 external Hard Drive with 3.5 inch drive in it.
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Trans footballer makes history by signing with premier league women's team
Emma Powys Maurice January 15, 2020
New Villa San Carlos recruits Ludmila Angeli (left) and Mara Gomez (Instagram/@vscffem)
The Argentinian football club Villa San Carlos has signed its first ever transgender player for the top women's league, Primera Division A.
As well as being the first for the club, Argentine striker Mara Gomez, 22, will also be the first transgender woman ever to play in an official Argentine FA tournament.
Gomez previously played for Toronto City and the amateur league side Malvinas, where she won two league titles and became the club's top goalscorer.
A picture of her standing next to another of the team's newest acquisitions, Ludmila Angeli, went viral as a piece of the country's footballing history.
"Being able to be in professional football represents a historical struggle," she told EN24. "Just as women's football fought for professionalisation, we all fight for the right to achieve a football in which we can all participate."
She revealed that at 15, her feelings of dysphoria nearly led her to suicide, but her love of football and the support from her team helped her overcome this and find acceptance.
A post shared by Villa San Carlos Femenino (@vscffem) on Jan 6, 2020 at 3:31pm PST
"When I was going through a moment of change with my identity and my sexuality I suffered a lot of discrimination, bullying and exclusion. There came a time when I did not find meaning in life and did not want to live anymore because I was afraid of my future," she said.
"In the midst of pain, the team where I played supported me a lot: if a team didn't want to play because [of me], they didn't play. 'Either Mara plays or we don't play', [they said]."
Throughout her sporting career Gomez has faced critics who believe that, as a transgender woman, she has an advantage over the cis female players – but she says this is never a factor.
"The physical difference is not real," she said. "There are a lot of players with much more strength and speed than me and they are not men. It has nothing to do with it.
"If we talk about physical difference and hormones, let's go to the example of Messi. An extraordinary soccer player, who measures 1.60 meters. If Messi plays against men, why do they have to chase him [in groups of] four?"
Villa San Carlos are currently bottom of the league with only one point and are yet to win a game – but all that could change when Gomez and Angeli make their debut against league leaders Boca Juniors.
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Midwest College of Oriental Medicine-Evanston (referred to as Midwest College of Oriental Medicine-Evanston) is a Private, 4 years school located in Evanston, IL. It is classified as Other health professions school school by Carnegie Classification and its highest level of offering is Doctor's degree - other. The 2020 tuition & fees at Midwest College of Oriental Medicine-Evanston is $18,666. The school has a total enrollment of 56 and student to faculty ratio is 11.11% (9 to 1).
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