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End of the World Fun with Save Yourselves!
In act of bettering ourselves and being less self-absorbed, we become self-aware and more self-absorbed, and it's facilitated through technology. If you're not following me, you might get it when you watch the alien invasion comedy Save Yourselves!
Su (Sunita Mani) and Jack (John Reynolds) are a millennial couple. They live in Green Point, Brooklyn and are the typical young and ambitious types who want it all and want to stay woke in their gentrified part of the world. They are stuck on technology, their phone notifications sometimes come before hanky panky, and they treat their computers like the crown jewels. When a chat with Jack's ecopreneur friend Raph (Ben Sinclair) plants a seed for them to get away from it all, Jack and Su decide to head to Raph's cabin for a week to unplug from the world wide web.
They make a go at it with hikes, failed firepits, and lots of drinking. Su wants to become better people, and after Jack's initial protest of her planned exercises feeling like work, he gets on board with exploring who they are and who they can become. Unfortunately, their self-discovery is cut short by some deceptively cute pouf-like aliens bent on ethanol and whacking humans (and anything else) with sticky frog-like protrusions that prove to be deadly. Will Jack and Su be able to save themselves or perish at the end of a sticky pink tongue?
For their first feature, directors and writers Eleanor Wilson and Alex H. Fischer pulled on their own relationship to create authentic characters. They also cast the actors well, too, since Mani and Reynolds knew each other from the Brooklyn improv scene. The audience can find a piece of themselves in Su and Jack; their silliness, honesty and goofy affection for each other coming across as completely believable and relatable. I love that there's a brown woman as one of the main characters in a rom-com/alien invasion film. There's also a sense that she's connected to her culture through her mother. It's a tiny thing, but if Su is a first-generation, American-born person, her mother's accented voice is a tether to her culture and a comfort to her as well. Su feels bad that she initially ignores her mother's worrying, which can be a routine with immigrant parents, but here it's a lifeline for Su as the world turns to chaos.
Why just make a side-splitting comedy with relatable characters? Wilson and Fischer go for the gold and throw in a few messages in this film, which are pretty poignant. From our obsession with technology, its merits and dangers, to the self-absorption that permeates our lives because of said technology and the false thought that we have to be better, faster, and stronger to achieve an unattainable goal, there's at least one lesson here for the masses.
Check this cleverly written, brilliantly played Save Yourselves! On VOD December 22.
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Following a shocking attack on a politician in Reykjavik, Chief of Police Andri makes a return to his rural hometown, a place where the dark events of the past still haunt him.
Andri and Hinrika suspect that two young local farmers, Torfi and Skuli, are implicated in Finnur's murder.
Torfi and Skuli remain the best lead for the attack the chief of police is investigating. And Skuli is still on the loose.
With Skuli now eliminated from its lines of enquiry, and Mayor Hafdis in the clutches of the Hammer of Thor group, has the team lost precious time in its efforts to save Hafdis?
The police have foiled a terrorist plot but they're left no closer to having solved the mystery of who killed Finnur, or why Gisli took the actions he did.
Ketill finds dead animals up by the lake and has his suspicions about why Skuli became so ill hiding out in the mountains. Meanwhile, Ebo is beginning to feel in danger.
In the aftermath of another killing at the plant, Vikingur is found covered in blood, and with his fingerprints on the murder weapon.
The polluted lake has been discovered and the town's water supply has been turned off to prevent further cases of sickness. Andri and Hinrika are chasing up leads all over town.
Now that Thorhildur has given the police the lead they need, Andri must get her out of town before the killer finds out what has happened.
The true identity of the killer is revealed and Andri and Hinrika face a race against the clock to protect the people they love.


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One of the most important risk factors leading to bone loss is a decreased level of physical activity. Resistance exercise slows bone loss and builds new bone tissue. Studies by NASA have given us invaluable information about bone strength and mineral density. Prolonged exposure to a gravity–free environment causes a decrease in bone mineral density. But a study published in the "Journal of Bone and Mineral Research" shows that by increasing the amount of weight lifted while in space, astronauts maintained whole-body and regional bone mineral density.
If you don't engage in weight-bearing activity enough, your bones will decrease in density. Gravity adds some resistance to your movement by pushing you downward, holding you to earth. This helps maintain bone mineral density or increase it if you don't normally move about. To improve bone strength, you must increase the level of resistance above that of your normal activities. By adding more resistance to your bones through weightlifting, for example, your bones will maintain or increase in strength.
Bone strength is directly proportional to the amount of stress applied to that bone. Muscles attach to tendons, which in turn, attach to bones. When you contract a muscle, it shortens and pulls on the bone. This pulling stimulates the bone cells to create new bone. If you only use some of your muscles, then only some of your bones will get stronger. If, like the astronauts, you stop adding resistance to your bones, your bones will decrease in strength. For strong bones, you must make resistance training for your entire body a lifetime habit.
Your hip joint is made up of the pelvic bone and the femur, or thigh bone. At the top of your thigh bone, a bridge-like neck connects the long part of the bone to the round ball that attaches to the pelvic socket. The bone tissue in a healthy femur can withstand forces up to six times your body's weight. But a weakened femur can easily fracture. Most hip fractures occur at the femoral neck.
Because of its ball and socket design, the hip joint can move through a wide range of motion. To effectively strengthen your femur, you must strengthen the muscles that create all of these movements. The best resistance exercises for strengthening the hip bones are functional exercises including squats or a leg press; forward lunges; back lunges; stair climbing; side lunges or standing hip abduction; standing hip adduction or inner thigh squeezes; and hip rotation. It's a good idea to have a personal trainer teach you correct form. Do these exercises two to three times weekly with a day's rest between workouts. As you get stronger, add a weighted belt or vest to increase resistance further.


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Petrus "Peet" Oellibrandt (Beveren-Waas, 1 december 1935 – 15 juni 2014) was een Belgisch wielrenner. Hij was beroepsrenner van 1958 tot 1967. Naast wegwielrenner was hij ook actief als baanwielrenner.

Belangrijkste overwinningen
Oellibrandt won 40 wedstrijden als beroepsrenner. Hieronder de belangrijkste resultaten:

 1959:  Belgisch kampioenschap wielrennen voor elite.
 1960-1962-1963: Scheldeprijs in Schoten.
 1960-1961-1962: Belgisch kampioenschap achtervolging op de baan.
 1961: Omloop Mandel-Leie-Schelde.

Resultaten in voornaamste wedstrijden

Oellibrandt, Piet

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Introduce any class to the wonders of this season with a winter-themed Sun Salutation!
This is the perfect opening to a winter-themed yoga class, or to start any classroom off on their school day during this magical time of year.
Repeat this sequence 2 times – see if children can help talk you through the second set!


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Pobres Rico est une telenovela colombienne diffusée en 2012-2013 sur RCN Televisión.

Acteurs et personnages

Los Rico
 Gonzalo Rico (Juan Pablo Raba)
 Ana María Fernández de Rico (María Elena Döering)
 Alejandro Rico (Antonio Sanint)
 Gustavo Rico (Carlos Torres)
 Gabriela Rico (Maria Dalmazzo)
 Ester Blanco Viuda de Rico (Constanza Duque)

Los Siachoque
 Mariela Siachoque (Paola Rey)
 Carlos Siachoque (Diego Vásquez)
 Jhon Alexis Siachoque (Camilo Trujillo)
 Yusmary Siachoque (Vanesa Tamayo)
 Nicolás Rico Siachoque (Santiago Prieto)

Autres personnages
 Helena Téllez (Alina Lozano)
 Omar (Gustavo Angarita)
 Patricia Rubio (Alejandra Azcárate)
 Lily (Martha Isabel Bolaños)
 Salomón Ladino (Carlos Hurtado)
 Felipe Reyes (Gabriel Ochoa)
 Carmenza (Luisa Fernanda Giraldo)
 Lourdes (Jennifer Stteffens)
 Gilberto Chamorro (Rodolfo Silva)
 Alberto Henao (Santiago Bejarano)
 Diego Armando León (Juan Manuel Alzate)
 Troncoso (Mauricio Donado)
 Begoña (Adelaida Buscató)
 El Conde (Papa de Begoña) (Alejandro Navarro)
 Janny Hang (Vivi Kim)

Diffusion internationale
  RCN Televisión
  MundoFOX
  MundoFOX
  TC Televisión
  Televen
  Televicentro de Nicaragua
  Red ATB
  Canal 3
  Antena Latina
  Repretel
  TCS Canal 4

Autres versions
  Qué pobres tan ricos (Televisa, 2013-2014), avec Zuria Vega et Jaime Camil

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Série télévisée créée en 2012
Série télévisée colombienne des années 2010
Telenovela
Série télévisée de RCN Televisión


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Appalachian GuitarFest and Competition held April 3-5
Posted March 30, 2009 at 11:46 am · By ASU News
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BOONE—The 14th Annual Appalachian GuitarFest and Competition will be held April 3-5 at Appalachian State University.
This year's competition features two youth divisions as well as a solo competition for guitarists under age 30.
Rucco-James Duo Partington Perez
Tickets for the guest artist concerts and the final round of the Division I competition are available in advance at the Farthing Auditorium Box Office and will be available at the door on the date of the performance. Admission is $20 for nonstudents and $10 for students from Appalachian.
The guitar duo of Pasquale Rucco and Douglas James and soloist Matthew Palmer will perform April 3 at 8 p.m. in Broyhill Music Center's Rosen Concert Hall.
The Rucco-James Duo specializes in the guitar literature of the early 19th century performed on authentic instruments of the period. The guitarists first met and became friends at guitar festivals in northern Italy during the early 1990s. They have been performing together for more than 12 years, charming audiences with their interpretations of music from the first true "golden age" of the guitar.
James is director of the guitar fest and a member of the Hayes School of Music faculty. An internationally recognized authority on 19th-century performance style, James uses authentic period guitars when playing music of the classical and romantic periods. In 1992, he was the top prize winner in the Arturo Toscanini Solo Guitar Competition (Italy). He has twice been awarded the National Endowment for the Arts Solo Recitalist Fellowship and has received touring grants from Arts International and several state arts commissions.
Rucco is the winner of several European guitar competitions, including the 1989 Arturo Toscannini Solo Guitar Competition for the performance of 19th-century music. Since then, he has performed regularly in Europe and the United States, both as a soloist and chamber musician specializing in the 19thc. literature played on period instruments. Pasquale Rucco is also the founding director of A.C.I.F., a consortium of music academies operating in the greater Naples, Italy, region.
Palmer earned his master's degree in guitar performance at Appalachian studying guitar under James. He was also a finalist in the prestigious 15th Internationales Pfingstseminar in Koblenz, Germany in 2007. His competition prizes from 2007 included two handcrafted concert guitars by master luthiers Brian Dunn and Eric Sahlin. Palmer is pursuing a doctor of musical arts at the University of Arizona.
The April 3 program includes works by Fernando Sor, Giocchino Rossini, Joaquin Rodrigo, Manuel Ponce, Sergio Assad and Stepan Rak.
Michael Partington and Carlos Perez will perform April 4 at 8 p.m. in Rosen Concert Hall.
Partington is considered one of the most engaging of the new generation of concert players. Praised by Classical Guitar Magazine for his "lyricism, intensity and clear technical command," this award-winning British guitarist has performed internationally as a soloist and with ensemble to unanimous critical praise. He began playing guitar at age 6 while growing up in Wales, gave his first public performance at age 7 and won his first competition at age 9.
The Classical Guitar Magazine of England says of Perez, "He gets to the point of everything he plays … A master guitarist with true star quality." He has received top prizes in major international competitions in Europe and America, winning first prize in: X "Alirio Díaz", Venezuela 1996; XX "René Bartoli", France 1997; VI "Printemps de La Guitare", Belgium 1998; III "Forum Gitarre", Austria 2000; XIV "Fundacion Guerrero" Spain 2000 and the Joaquín Rodrigo Competition in Madrid, Spain, in 2006.
The program features works by Joaquín Turina, Astor Piazzolla, Michael Karmon, Julio Sagreras and Tomás Damas.
The Appalachian GuitarFest Guitar Orchestra will perform April 5 at 11 a.m. in Rosen Concert Hall. Admission is free. The program will include works by Haydn, Mangoré, York, Bullock and Hirsch. More than 60 guitarists are expected to perform in the orchestra.
The final round of the Division I Competition will begin at April 5 at 1 p.m. An awards reception will follow.


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How to Register My Samsung TV
By Solomon Poretsky
Registering your Samsung TV with its manufacturer has a number of benefits. From a safety perspective, it is important because it makes it easy for Samsung to let you know if there are any recalls on the set. Registration protects your warranty, as you have to enter the information from your sales receipt, providing a backup if your receipt is lost. It also gives you access to information and ongoing support and contact from Samsung to make it easier for you to enjoy your TV set.
Copy down your Samsung TV's serial and model numbers. They are typically located on a large label on the back of your TV set and on a smaller label on the right side of your set. The smaller label has larger text and should still be readable if you have mounted your TV to the wall.
Visit the Samsung.com website and click on the "Product Registration" link in the upper right corner.
Fill in all of the fields on the right side of the screen and click the "Submit" button. This screen asks you for basic information such as your name, email address, and zip code and also allows you to choose a password.
Wait a few moments for the "My Samsung" screen to appear and to switch over to the "My Account" tab.
Fill in the pull-down tabs labeled "Product Information" by choosing the correct option from the displayed choices. Enter your TV's serial number by typing it into the box labeled "Serial number."
Continue down the screen, filling in every field that is marked with a red asterisk. You may, if you choose, omit the other fields. When you are done, click the "Submit" button.
Check, or uncheck, any of the boxes in the section labeled "Preferences" in the following screen to determine what information, if any, Samsung will send you. You may also fill in the optional "Additional Information" section below that if you choose. Click the "Submit" button when you are done with this screen.
Click the "OK" button in the small alert box reading "Account updated successfully" that pops up. At that point, you have finished the registration process.
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Adoptive mother Lauren McLaughlin is the author of the children's picture book, Wonderful You: An Adoption Story, as well as the series, Mitzi Tulane, Preschool Detective. She has also written the young adult novels The Free, Scored, Cycler, and (Re)Cycler. McLaughlin is originally from Massachusetts, but now lives in London with her husband and daughter.


Facebook is undergoing a tricky transition as it tries to recover from two years of scandals over data privacy and disinformation. Those issues have buffeted the Silicon Valley giant, causing internal turmoil as its leaders have tried to find a way to adjust. Mr Zuckerberg has made several attempts to rid Facebook of toxic content, false news and other problems, with limited success.
Now, Mr Zuckerberg is barrelling ahead with his shift to focus Facebook on private messaging and away from public broadcasting, even if it means shedding some of his top lieutenants.
Mr Cox has worked with Mr Zuckerberg for 13 years and joined Facebook as one of its first 15 software engineers. Mr Cox also was instrumental in building the News Feed, the stream of posts that people see when they log into the service, and which more recently has been under scrutiny for being a hive of misinformation. Among some in Silicon Valley, he had been mentioned as a possible successor to Mr Zuckerberg.
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Home / Southcoast News / Achievements / Southcoast Health physicians receive Excellence in Teaching Awards from Brown University
Southcoast Health physicians receive Excellence in Teaching Awards from Brown University
Jun 19. 2019 | By Southcoast Health
Three Southcoast Health physicians recently received Dean's Excellence in Teaching Awards from Brown University's Warren Alpert Medical School.
Dr. Jay Schachne, a cardiologist at Southcoast Health, and Dr. Michelle Boyle and Dr. Wendy Regan, both primary care physicians at the Polo Center in Middletown, Rhode Island, were honored on June 18 for their exemplary teaching of preclinical courses, core clerkships, and clinical electives.
"I love teaching. The medical students at the Warren Alpert School of Medicine at Brown University are the best of the best," said Dr. Schachne. "They keep me on my toes and help me be a better doctor. I am humbled by this honor."
Dr. Michelle Boyle has been teaching at the Alpert Medical School for 25 years.
"I enjoy introducing young doctors to family medicine," said Dr. Boyle. "I want them to see how much they can learn in a positive and supportive environment."
Dr. Boyle and Dr. Wendy Regan share teaching duties and stated that they are gratified to be honored and recognized for their work.
"I enjoy teaching because it keeps me up to date with the latest treatments, medications, and recommendations," said Dr. Regan. "I feel proud because teaching and influencing medical students is very important for the future."
"We are so pleased that the Warren Alpert Medical School at Brown University has recognized the exceptional work of Drs. Boyle, Regan and Schachne by awarding them with this prestigious honor," said Keith Hovan, President & CEO of Southcoast Health. "This award is not only deserved but reflects their commitment to patients, their students, and the next generation of physicians. We are extremely proud and thankful to have Drs. Boyle, Regan and Schachne as part of the Southcoast team of care providers."
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He is however known more as Jolly Uncle. Jolly joined the Forest Department in Garwal as a dakwallah or postman in 1956 when he was just 16.
Also known as The Tiger Man of Corbett Jolly has witnessed when India's finest national park Hailey National Park was renamed as the Ramganga National Park and then in 1956 as the Corbett National Park and finally he saw Project Tiger being launched from the Corbett Tiger Reserve in 1973.
Jolly has never known fear and never will. While serving with the forest department he has caught several poachers and has caught hunting army soldiers, a member of legislative assembly. In the Mohan forest he caught the son of a serving judge and cleared his misconception that he was above the law, he even booked a Wildlife Warden.
After his retirement as a Deputy Ranger 1993 he continued serving the jungles with more vigour by joining the Corbett Foundation. As the head tracker his job is to find cattle that have been hunted down by Tiger or Leopard and offer compensation to villagers under the instant relief scheme. This programme is the single most reason for very few cases of carcass poisoning by local inhabitants around Corbett and healthy Tiger and Leopard numbers not just in the Corbett Tiger Reserve but in the adjoining and vast reserve forests.
Respected and loved by villagers and forest staff he is a key link and has assisted numerous researchers. Those who accompany him believe that he speaks to Tigers and Leopards, his understanding of Tiger psychology is legendry. While inspecting kills on foot he has been charged by Tigers and has saved the lives of those accompanying him by calming them down and holding ground.
This grand old man will be difficult to replace from the web of life. To know more about the organisation that Jolly the Tiger man works for please log on to www.corbettfoundation.org.
Real gem of a person. Would be an honour to meet him.


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The Girl Who Eats Paper?
December 29, 2010 February 5, 2011 / hoshiko
As first year student Konoha Inoue is about to leave school campus, he presences a girl savor a page from the book she is reading. She introduces herself as second year Tōko Amano, the literature girl, and asks him to join the Literature Club so that he doesn't expose her secret. After almost two years of being the sole two members of the club, a strange message arrives. A piece of paper with a drawing that resembles a sketch found on the corner of a poem written by famous Japanese writer Kenji Miyazawa. Further investigation leads them not only to Inoue's past, but to the reason for why he has given up on writing novels for the rest of his life.
The "mysterious school comedy" centers on the unusual members of a high school literary club. Tōko Amano, a high school senior who calls herself the "literary girl" as the club president, is actually a supernatural creature (yōkai) that devours stories — she tears pages from books to munch on them. Her club subordinate is Konoha Inoue, a second-year high school boy who writes stories every day for Amano to eat. He once wrote an award-winning novel, but he wrote it under the penname Miu Inoue so readers thought the author was a mysterious 14-year-old bishōjo novelist. The stress from the novel's fame and its movie and television drama plans turned Inoue in an introverted recluse
Bungaku Shoujo means Literature Girl. That's the translation taken from the Internet.
It took me a while to get into the story. It was rather hard to understand what was going on at first. It's my first time touching anything related to Bungaku Shoujo. I have not watch the OVAs yet. Got a little impatient and saw the movie instead. After a while, things started picking up with the introduction of Miu. I came to watch this movie with the thought that this is going to be a movie about a girl, Touko, eating 'stories' for a living. About how she deals with the societal perspective of her diet. I was so wrong. The story's told from Konoha's, the guy she seemingly forced to join Literature Club, point of view.
Apparently, Konoha has experienced a dreadful past. And that dreadful past consists of Miu. I have tons of questions seriously in need of answers when the anime started throwing names like Inoue Miu or Miyazawa Kenji. Who is Miu? Why does she have the same surname as Konoha? Is she his sister? Who is Kenji? Why are his books so great? What's exactly going on with Konoha? I liked the fact that all the mysteries were build up in a very nice way. These kept me going. Icing on the cake – my questions were ALL answered.
There were a few scenes which surprised me. It's not really the story per se. It's just some of the little things inside the story. Take for instance, I find it unsettling to watch Miu's multiple suicidal attempts and how Konoha almost jumped with her at one point. Miu is strangle-worthy, and possessive. It's understandable. Coming from a broken family, she sees herself as a person without value. A person never loved by anyone. So when Konoha started paying attention, she wanted him to stay. It's hard not to feel for Konoha. He must've carried a heavy burden ever since her first suicidal attempt. It's clear that he's blaming himself for what had happened. It's good to know that he has good friends standing close by.
Enough of Miu and Konoha. Let's talk about Touko. She's one hell of a girl. Apart from being creepy for having an absolute diet of papers, she's actually a very normal girl. It's interesting to see how she savors the stories that she reads, remembering the details and understanding them. This proves her strong passion for literature. She's also a very happy person, and a positive one. Without her, it's impossible for Miu to start anew after her psychotic inner struggles. Without her, Konoha may not be able to free himself from Miu's bondage. While the story revolves more around the relationship between Miu and Konoha, Touko played a central role in bringing everyone together. Her interpretation of Kenji's work was insightful.
The ending sucks. Okay, that's not exactly true. It concludes well but I wanted to see the actual face of the person ringing the doorbell and not assumptions of who she might be. Perhaps these queries can be answered if I read/watch the light novels/manga/OVAs and stuff. I don't know. On the other hand, I like how the anime started. The quick introduction of main and supporting characters in the opening gave me rough idea who I am expected to see as the anime proceeds.
Story aside, this movie has supreme artwork. The scenic shots, especially the train scene when Konaha finally caught up with Touko, are W-O-W. The colors are vivid and the characters are well designed. The soundtrack needs more work though. It's just meh. There's one thing I'm curious – how's Miu able to survive AND not paralyzed after she jumped off from her school buidling? I take that Japanese school buildings can be quite tall?
Alrighty. My verdict. Bungaku Shoujo is a beautiful story. Take some time to watch it. 🙂
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The Union Party and the 1936 presidential election
Marshall, Paul Michael (2013) The Union Party and the 1936 presidential election. Doctoral thesis (PhD), University of Sussex.
The legacy of the Union Party, while small, should not be ignored. Although historians have largely disregarded the role of the Union Party in the 1936 presidential election, the argument presented in this thesis suggests that the Union Party emerged from a wide base of popular political opposition to the New Deal. Its failures were many, both as a party and as a coherent force. Ultimately, the Union Party faced a considerable power in the shape of the New Deal coalition, and the newly formed party proved incapable of draining voters away from the incumbent, President Franklin Roosevelt. The New Deal, moreover, was singularly successful in galvanising the American people. By turning his 1936 election campaign into a referendum on the success of the New Deal, Roosevelt challenged the electorate to choose the nation's future direction: an America where collective prosperity would be maintained, or a return to the divisive, individualistic self-interest that had brought about the Depression. The electorate made their choice clear: over 27.5 million Americans voted for Roosevelt – over 10 million more than for the Republican candidate, Alf Landon. Only 892,000 voted for William Lemke, presidential candidate of the Union Party.
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School of History, Art History and Philosophy > American Studies
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Convection in Rotating Fluids
Convection in Rotating Fluids pp 141-170 | Cite as
Vertically and Horizontally Inhomogeneous Heating
B. M. Boubnov
G. S. Golitsyn
Part of the Fluid Mechanics and Its Applications book series (FMIA, volume 29)
In the nature and in many technical applications there are quite often situations when there is an external heating not only in the horizontal but also in the vertical. From the theoretical point of view, this problem is equivalent to the one named after Eady, however the assumption of the constant vertical temperature gradient within the fluid does not agree well with the experimental results. Therefore, for comparison of these results with the theory one considers not only the external temperature gradient \( {{\partial {T_0}} \over {\partial z}} \) but also the local internal one \( {{\partial T} \over {\partial z}} \) formed in the experiments by convective motions and determined by the horizontal gradient \( {{\partial {T_0}} \over {\partial r}} \). Therefore, it is natural to continue considering convective motions in rotating fluids with a mixed heating. The simplest variant of heating will be that when the external temperature will be constant at the edge of the heated surfaces. Two limiting cases are possible here: first, modification of the problem of a plane rotating layer with inhomogeneously heated bottom when a jet stream arises near the heated horizontal surface, and, second, an inhomogeneously heated annulus with constant temperature gradient at the side walls. In the first case, the temperature vertical gradient inside the fluid changes strongly in the radial direction. In the second case, the radial change is not large, but the external temperature vertical gradient (which can be of both signs) influences strongly the motion patterns.
Richardson Number Vertical Stratification Ekman Layer Baroclinic Instability Taylor Number
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A Complete Axiomatization of Finite-state ACSR Processes
Patrice Brémond-Grégoire, Jin Young Choi, Insup Lee
Graduate School of Convergence IT
A real-time process algebra, called ACSR, has been developed to facilitate the specification and analysis of real-time systems. ACSR supports synchronous timed actions and asynchronous instantaneous events. Timed actions are used to represent the usage of resources and to model the passage of time. Events are used to capture synchronization between processes. To be able to specify real-time systems accurately, ACSR supports a notion of priority that can be used to arbitrate among timed actions competing for the use of resources and among events that are ready for synchronization. In addition to operators common to process algebra, ACSR includes the scope operator, which can be used to model timeouts and interrupts. Equivalence between ACSR terms is based on the notion of strong bisimulation. This paper briefly describes the syntax and semantics of ACSR and then presents a set of algebraic laws that can be used to prove equivalence of ACSR processes. The contribution of this paper is the soundness and completeness proofs of this set of laws. The completeness proof is for finite-state ACSR processes, which are defined to be processes without free variables under parallel operator or scope operator.
Information and Computation
Real time systems
Process Algebra
Bisimulation
Brémond-Grégoire, P., Choi, J. Y., & Lee, I. (1997). A Complete Axiomatization of Finite-state ACSR Processes. Information and Computation, 138(2), 124-159.
A Complete Axiomatization of Finite-state ACSR Processes. / Brémond-Grégoire, Patrice; Choi, Jin Young; Lee, Insup.
In: Information and Computation, Vol. 138, No. 2, 01.11.1997, p. 124-159.
Brémond-Grégoire, P, Choi, JY & Lee, I 1997, 'A Complete Axiomatization of Finite-state ACSR Processes', Information and Computation, vol. 138, no. 2, pp. 124-159.
Brémond-Grégoire P, Choi JY, Lee I. A Complete Axiomatization of Finite-state ACSR Processes. Information and Computation. 1997 Nov 1;138(2):124-159.
Brémond-Grégoire, Patrice ; Choi, Jin Young ; Lee, Insup. / A Complete Axiomatization of Finite-state ACSR Processes. In: Information and Computation. 1997 ; Vol. 138, No. 2. pp. 124-159.
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eastern mediterranean geography
Study sets. Publication: Abingdon, Oxon ; New York, NY : Routledge, an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group, 2020. As a result, we have been witnessing another change in the political geography of the eastern Mediterranean. All of the nations of the Eastern Mediterranean subregion have great potential for development. Thick coffee or tea is also served. Edit. These nations face many economic problems. One aspect of life here that remains quite traditional, however, is the dining experience. Jewish troops fought back. After World War I, Britain and France divided the Ottoman lands in the Eastern Mediterranean region. Britain controlled the southern section, which included the present-day nations of Jordan and Israel. The Black Sea has the lowest salinity. They viewed the visit by the Israeli leader as disrespectful to Muslims. © 1996 - 2021 National Geographic Society. 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Asia, to the east, borders all three major seas. 20 terms. Britain and France received the lands in the Eastern Mediterranean as part of the war settlement. Palestine was considered the Jewish homeland. Today, the Mediterranean forms a maritime link for 23 countries (more if we count the countries that share the coast of the Black Sea), including: SPAIN, FRANCE, MONACO, Italy, MOROCCO, ALGERIA, TUNISIA, LIBYA, EGYPT, SLOVENIA, CROATIA, BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA, ALBANIA, Greece, Turkey, MALTA, CYPRUS, SYRIA, LEBANON, and ISRAEL. Mediterranean climate, major climate type of the Koppen classification characterized by hot, dry summers and cool, wet winters and located between about 30 degrees and 45 degrees latitude north and south of the Equator and on the western sides of the continents. Jewish settlers started buying land and settling there. Telephone: + 202 2276 50 00 Facsimile: + 202 2670 24 92 or 2670 24 94 E-mail: [email protected] Regional Director: Dr Ahmed Al-Mandhari. Besides being connected to the Atlantic Ocean, the Mediterranean Sea is connected to the Red Sea through the Suez Canal. Where is the largest group of islands in this image? Immediately, the surrounding Arab nations of Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and Yemen invaded Israel to prevent the establishment of the state. Lebanon, a more developed nation, was hard hit by a civil war that lasted from 1975 to 1976. Live Game Live. The Jews had an ancient kingdom in the land of Israel. After Armenia's provocative statement about the Treaty of Sevres, its opinion on the Eastern Mediterranean is "a new example of irresponsibility and without limits," Aksoy added. Detail of US Department of State graphic, released by Congressional Research Service . Former Chief Curator, Oriental Institute Museum of the University of Chicago Three major monotheistic religions—Judaism, Christianity, and Islam—were founded in Southwest Asia. 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Study 60 Eastern Mediterranean flashcards from Katie S. on StudyBlue. The lack of an effective education apparatus in the period rendered American students incredibly reliant on their textbooks. Europe, in the north of this image, borders the Mediterranean and Black Seas. What many of them lack, however, is an infrastructure that would support a growing economy. Mediterranean Geoscience Reviews welcomes high-quality original works and review studies that cover all fields of geosciences and physical geography from the Mediterranean and surrounding regions. The audio, illustrations, photos, and videos are credited beneath the media asset, except for promotional images, which generally link to another page that contains the media credit. All rights reserved. Three major religions have long histories in this sub region i. Christianity ii. kate_klein23 TEACHER. Mediterranean Sea itself (Segal et al.1992). Especially needed are irrigation systems to make the area bloom. History and Government A. They have a good climate for producing citrus crops and many places for tourists to visit. The Eastern Mediterranean is the birthplace of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. "After Armenia's provocative statement about the Treaty of Sevres, its opinion on the Eastern Mediterranean is a new example of irresponsibility and without limits," Aksoy added. Physical Map: Turkey and Syria This is a physical map of Turkey and Syria. To play this quiz, please finish editing it. Some Israeli troops remained in Lebanon until 2000. A HUMAN PERSPECTIVE On September 28, 2000, riots broke out in the city of Jerusalem. Mediterranean Geoscience Reviews welcomes high-quality original works and review studies that cover all fields of geosciences and physical geography from the Mediterranean and surrounding regions. Physical Geography of the Eastern Mediterranean DRAFT. Telephone: + 202 2276 50 00 Facsimile: + 202 2670 24 92 or 2670 24 94 E-mail: [email protected] Regional Director: Dr Ahmed Al-Mandhari. Man and Mediterranean Biome. The Eastern Mediterranean (Part of the Middle East) LG: Analyze the cultures in the Eastern Mediterranean. 1 Business Opinion . Crete borders the Mediterranean and Aegean. The heartland of the Druze sect is the aptly named Jabal al-Druze, a volcanic cluster of peaks Modern Jews come to pray at the holiest site in Jerusalem, a portion of the Second Temple known as the Western Wall—also called the Wailing Wall. Many of these people had roots in Palestine that went back for centuries. World opinion supported the establishment of a Jewish nation-state. Its total area is 970,000 square miles (2,500,000 sq km) and its greatest depth is located off the coast of Greece at around 16,800 feet (5,121 m) deep. The combination of all these groups brings a variety of languages and lifestyles to Israel. Author/Creator: Ferg, Erica author. Strong cultural traditions exist but they are combined with changes that were brought about by modern innovations. Dardanelles. a. Geography The Eastern Mediterranean is very rugged. Followers of all three religions come to the Old City to visit locations with strong spiritual meaning. 9th - 12th grade. In fact, the relations between Arabs and Jews affect the entire region of the Eastern Mediterranean. Better communication systems and power sources are needed for developing high tech industries in the region. 41% average accuracy. Classes. 1 Europe Opinion . 8 times. What are the three largest islands in this image? B. Geography. Druze, Sunni, and a group called Circassians come from the Caucasus Mountains area. Any interactives on this page can only be played while you are visiting our website. It Matters Because. 9th - 12th grade. The Eastern Mediterranean is the birthplace of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. 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The Hellenic country brings strategic geography and the luster of EU and NATO membership to its partnership. First, its geological structures: the Mediterranean basin, which is composed of a bedrock of limestone, weathers quickly, leaving behind an abundance of rocks, thin, rocky soils, and thousands of caves and grottoes. National Geographic Headquarters Britain eventually referred the question of a Jewish homeland to the United Nations. Eastern Mediterranean Oil and Gas Geography. Israel's west coast lies on what sea? Civil wars in Lebanon and Cyprus have also caused huge economic problems. Practice. Eastern Mediterranean Geography. When autocomplete results are available use up and down arrows to review and enter to select. The project rests upon a detailed examination of American primary school geography textbooks that enjoyed widespread circulation during the century. Classes. 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In the Levant, agricultural communities of Jews, Christians, and Muslims jointly venerated and largely shared three important saints or holy figures: Jewish Elijah, Christian St. George, … The nations of the Eastern Mediterranean have been plagued with a history of political tension and unrest. In examining the spatial patterns of the eastern Mediterranean, many observers have been struck by the close correlation between mountainous areas and religious diversity. The Mediterranean Sea is connected to the Atlantic Ocean by the Strait of Gibraltar in the west, a narrow strait that also separates Spain in Europe from Morocco in Africa. The issue here is not Lake Sevan, but the Eastern Mediterranean," Foreign Ministry spokesman Hami Aksoy was quoted by Turkish media as saying. Towns and villages important in the life of Jesus are found near Jerusalem. Israel has been able to build sophisticated industries such as computer software development. As you study the map on this page, you will see that the area controlled by the British was divided into two sections—Transjordan and Palestine. Regional Office for the Eastern Mediterranean Monazamet El Seha El Alamia Str, Extension of Abdel Razak El Sanhouri Street P.O. Eastern Mediterranean - Geography And History Of The World 101 with Conner at University of Tennessee - Knoxville - … If you have questions about licensing content on this page, please contact ngimagecollection@natgeo.com for more information and to obtain a license. Some restaurants have separate sections for men and women. But the current stand-off has dramatically shifted the conflict into open sea. When autocomplete results are available use up and down arrows to review and enter to select. The City of Jerusalem, which covers 42 square miles, has Jewish, Christian, Armenian Christian, and Muslim sections. The last meal of the day is usually served between 8 and 11 P.M. Regional Office web site Many of the Muslims there are Shi'ites, as compared to the Sunni majorities in many of the other nations in this region. The cause was a visit by an Israeli political leader to a Jewish holy place at a location on the Temple Mount. This original song outlines countries in the eastern Mediterranean, as part of the Middle East (Cyprus, Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Territory of Palestine, Jordan, Iraq, and Iran).A strong knowledge of geography makes history, social studies, current events, and literature come alive! If you have questions about how to cite anything on our website in your project or classroom presentation, please contact your teacher. dopeamelia. In the 19th century, a movement called Zionism began. They either fled their homes or were forced into UN-sponsored refugee camps just outside Israel's borders. They are well located for connections to international markets in Europe, Asia, and Africa. During the time of their control, the French frequently played different religious groups against each other. Up to 90% off Textbooks at Amazon Canada. Three main features in particular have affected geography in the Eastern Mediterranean. Followers of all three religions come to the Old City to visit locations with strong spiritual meaning. Eastern Mediterranean. 0% average accuracy. The variety makes it difficult to build unity in the country. Geography, Religion, Gods, and Saints in the Eastern Mediterranean explores the influence of geography on religion and highlights a largely unknown story of religious history in the Eastern Mediterranean. by Tasi Plays Quiz Updated Oct 7, 2020 . A shrine there, called Dome of the Rock, houses the spot where Muslims believe the Prophet Muhammad rose into heaven. Print; Share; Edit; Delete; Host a game. To geographers, a sea is a division of the ocean that is enclosed or partly enclosed by land. Eventually, the lands returned to the control of Muslims and remained that way until the nation of Israel was established in May of 1948. https://www.thoughtco.com/geography-of-the-mediterranean-sea-1435529 The site of "Isthmia" gets its name from its location on the Isthmus, the narrow stretch of land separating the Peloponnesos from mainland Greece, and bridging the eastern and western seas. The mountains have thin soil that is not useful for agriculture. In the Levant, agricultural communities of Jews, Christians, and Muslims jointly venerated and largely shared three important saints or holy figures: Jewish Elijah, Christian St. George, … Play this game to review World History. The 1948 war was the beginning of hostilities that continue to this day. The Syrians hated the French and in the 1920s and 1930s rebelled against them. region. Israel is a land with a tremendous variety of immigrants. The Anti-Lebanon Mountains, the Syrian Desert, the Jordan Rift Valley, and the Negev Desert are a few prominent landforms in the Eastern Mediterranean. Located in the old part of the city, the Temple Mount once housed the religion's earliest temples. Typically, a meal begins with small portions of hummus, ground chickpeas mixed with lemon juice and parsley, and baba ganouzh, an eggplant dip served with pita, a flat bread with a pocket. Location of Mediterranean Biome 2. Edit. Geography, religion, and sainthood in Eastern Mediterranean / Erica Ferg. Text on this page is printable and can be used according to our Terms of Service. The Mediterranean climate has three typical characteristic features which give sclerophyll characteristics to the vegetation of this biome e.g. is visible above the Red Sea in the lower right of the image. Providing education and other services for them is difficult for nations such as Jordan, one of the poorest in the region—and the one with the largest Palestinian refugee population. These areas are mostly a When Jerusalem was under Muslim control, Christians launched the Crusades to regain the lands and place them under the control of Christians. France took the northern portion, including the present-day countries of Lebanon and Syria. Jordan River. What continents are visible in this image? The Ottoman Empire sided with Germany during World War I. Code of Ethics. National Geographic Society: Ballard and the Black Sea—The Search for Noah's Flood. Geography. This tightly knit group is very secretive about its religious practices. Location of Mediterranean Biome: The Mediterranean biome is also called as sclerophyll ecosystem or biome because of the development of special feature and characteristic in the […] Caught in the middle of this turmoil were Palestinian Arabs and Christians. Muslims also have a holy place on the Temple Mount. It typically embraces all of that sea's coastal zones, referring to communities connected with the sea and land greatly climatically influenced, in Southeast Europe, northern Egypt and far Western Asia. There, King Solomon built the First Temple. The land controlled by Britain was known as Palestine. The Rights Holder for media is the person or group credited. Though the Eastern Mediterranean enjoys various mineral resource & has recently discovered oil & natural gas, the importance of agriculture has made _____ a most important resource . 2 years ago. It has a varied and contrasting topography. At the end of the war, the Ottoman Empire fell apart. Together, these groups present a wide variety of cultures and religious practices. By 1914, just before World War I, about 12 percent of the population in Palestine was Jewish. Physical Geography of the Eastern Mediterranean DRAFT. Mountains brush up against the coastline for nearly the entire length of the region. Eating in restaurants in Eastern Mediterranean countries is not as common as in the United States. The Eastern Mediterranean subregion consists of all of the following except- Physical Geography of the Eastern Mediterranean DRAFT. For Jews, Jerusalem, the capital of Israel, is the center of their modern and ancient homeland. The eastern Mediterranean. If no button appears, you cannot download or save the media. The Eastern Mediterranean Chapter Review: easternmedchapterreview.pdf: File Size: 2237 kb: File Type: Download File Many of them are unemployed. To understand why a simple visit to a holy place would cause such problems, it is necessary to understand the deep-seated hostility Arabs and Jews feel for each other. Ancient Near East, Eastern Mediterranean, Geography, Levant, Mediterranean, Saints Abstract For at least the past 800 years in the Eastern Mediterranean, communities of Muslims, Christians, and Jews have venerated three important figures: Christian St. George, Muslim al-Khiḍr, and Jewish Elijah. But there are actually about 50 water formations that can be called a "sea," and they are quite diverse when it comes to their size, location, and ecosystems. 1 Europe Opinion . The two countries conducted a joint military exercise in 2008 and Israeli pilots were allowed to practice in Greek airspace. They have an enormous disagreement over the control of the city of Jerusalem and of the land called the Occupied Territories. Browse 500 sets of studies geography 4 eastern mediterranean flashcards. The core of Phoenician territory was the city-state of Tyre, in modern-day Lebanon. The average depth of the sea, however, is about 4,900 feet (1,500 m). The Mediterranean Region offers an ever-changing landscape of high mountains, rocky shores, impenetrable scrub, semi-arid steppes, coastal wetlands, sandy beaches and a myriad islands of various shapes and sizes dotted amidst the clear blue sea. Physical Geography Section 1: easternmedsection1.pdf: File Size: 3822 kb: File Type: pdf: Download File. Vegetation Community 4. 7th Grade Geography and World Cultures II Webquaests Greek Mythology Project MrP'sGUIDE Friday Review What Went Wrong Webquest Survey - What Went Wrong Webquest TDQ Russia TDQ Using Credit The Eastern Mediterranean. In the 1960s, the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) was formed to regain the land for Palestinian Arabs. Users Options. Name: Eastern Mediterranean—Mountains Material: Digital photograph Size: Unknown Place of Origin: Mount Gilboa, Israel Date: Unknown Location: Unknown Source and Registration#: Collection of Yorke Rowan, Research Associate in the Archaeology of the Southern Levant at the Oriental Institute Geoff Emberling . Its goal was to create and support a Jewish homeland in Palestine. In 1947, the United Nations developed a plan to divide Palestine into two states—one for Arabs and one for Jews. Before 1980, no skeletal evidence had been found for leprosy in this region, but in 1980, several cases were reported from the Egyptian Dakhleh Oasis dating to the Hellenistic period (200 BCE) (Dzierzyzkray-Rogalski 1980). Edit. There are nine!The three major seas are the Mediterranean Sea, the Black Sea (in the upper right), and the Red Sea (in the lower right. She or he will best know the preferred format. 13. GEOGRAPHY. Physical Geography … But as the two countries go forward, Greece will be looking for investments. 4 BCE), the death of Jesus (ca. By the 1950s, Israel was a firmly established nation. Dardanelles. Series: Studies in the history of the ancient Near East Studies in the history of the ancient Near East Format/Description: Book x, 287 pages : illustrations, maps ; 24 cm. The Old Testament disease category sara'at may include a wide variety of skin diseases and may also include what we recognise as modern day leprosy. ADVERTISEMENTS: In this article we will discuss about:- 1. Throughout history, including more recent times, the subregion has been characterized by political instability and conflict based on a combination of ethnic, religious, cultural, economic, and political factors. Survey of the Mediterranean Sea, the intercontinental sea that separates Europe from Africa. Animal Community 5. 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