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Banning Disruptive Persons From the Campuses of The Claremont Colleges
7-C Library Policies
7-C Policy on Demonstrations at The Claremont Colleges
These policies govern all students at the seven Claremont Colleges. They are created by intercollegiate committees and approved by the President's Council of the Claremont Colleges. They cannot be modified or set aside by any single college. Each college is responsible for enforcing the policies on its own campus.
The Claremont Colleges are composed of seven institutions of higher education: Claremont Graduate University, Claremont McKenna College, Harvey Mudd College, Keck Graduate Institute, Pitzer College, Pomona College and Scripps College. For the purpose of this policy, the Claremont University Consortium shall also be considered part of The Claremont Colleges, as well as any property owned by The Claremont Colleges which is located away from the home campuses.
As institutions of higher education, The Claremont Colleges share a common purpose of providing an educational experience that, among other things, is safe from harm, fosters personal growth and is intellectually enlightening. The need to protect individual institutions and The Claremont Colleges from harm to its community members and assets is therefore a very high priority. Balanced against this priority is the need to protect free speech and academic freedom.
The Claremont Colleges must comply with all legal requirements of the United States and the state of California when taking steps to protect community members and assets.
In the event of a threat to the safety or well-being of an individual, group or member institution of The Claremont Colleges, each institution reserves the right to prohibit disruptive or potentially dangerous persons from their campuses. The Claremont Colleges further agree to consult with each other about such individuals and, with permission, extend the ban to cover any or all of the member institutions and their functions.
The authority for this policy emanates from each institution's right to control its own property, and authority for coordination between The Claremont Colleges occurs through agreement among the presidents of the Colleges.
Under normal circumstances, the deans of students, the director of campus safety or the chief administrative officer of The Claremont University Consortium shall be the designated officials responsible for the banning of disruptive or potentially dangerous persons from campus. Other designated officials may be expected to carry out these duties, as determined by the president(s) of the institution(s).
The designated official who is assigned to review any potentially disruptive or dangerous situation may exercise emergency power, including issuing an immediate ban, to respond to a threat. These actions shall be reasonable and narrowly tailored to fit the event.
The designated official may also issue a ban as the result of an investigation, with the opportunity for all parties to be heard, and the results of which lead the official to conclude that illegal activity, disruption or the threat of harm to others or property has or may have occurred. The official may also ban an individual if there is reason to suspect that illegal activity, disruption or the threat of harm to others or property is increasingly likely to occur in the future.
Bans to one or more of The Claremont Colleges may be temporary or permanent and shall clearly indicate their length and scope to the person who has been banned. This policy does not preclude The Claremont Colleges from taking criminal, civil or restraining action against individuals.
The following procedures provide guidelines to be used by the designated official to ban an individual from the campus, property or function of the College or colleges. These procedures do not apply to faculty or staff.
Procedures Governing Individuals With or Without a Relationship to The Claremont Colleges
Regarding Individuals With No Direct Connection to The Claremont Colleges:
This set of procedures applies to individuals who: have never been a student of The Claremont Colleges; do not have a spouse or partner who is an employee or volunteer at The Claremont Colleges; and are not parents of a current or former student of The Claremont Colleges.
Each designated official has the authority to issue a ban on behalf of one or more of The Claremont Colleges. A ban of this type is communicated to all other student deans, and a copy of the ban letter shall be sent to the director of campus safety.
Regarding Individuals With a Connection to One of The Claremont Colleges or the Claremont University Consortium:
This set of procedures applies to: alumni; former students who are not currently enrolled; spouses or partners of an employee, part-time employee or volunteer; those performing volunteer work; and parents of current or former students.
The designated official initiating the ban shall send a message to all other deans of students to determine if there is any objection to banning the individual in question. Any dean raising an objection may choose not to have his/her campus covered by the ban. If no concerns are raised within 48 hours, the initiating official may apply the ban to cover all The Claremont Colleges' properties.
Regarding Current Students:
This set of procedures applies to any student who is currently enrolled at one of The Claremont Colleges, including when the colleges are in or out of session.
It is within the authority of the banning campuses and CUC to make this decision without regard to judicial proceedings at the home campus.
How the Ban of a Current Student Applies to Colleges:
Unless otherwise specified, the banned student shall be permitted to attend classes and use relevant academic resources on campus but is suspended from all other activities.
How the Ban of a Current Student Applies to the Claremont University Consortium:
Depending upon the circumstances of the individual student, the CAO shall determine, in consultation with individual CUC services and the dean of students at the college at which the student is enrolled, the scope and extent of the ban from CUC services and property. The student shall normally be permitted to make appointments at CUC offices and services as needed. For "drop-in services" that a student might utilize (e.g., OBSA, CLSA, chaplains, etc.), the CAO shall decide, based on the circumstances giving rise to the ban, whether drop-in privileges shall continue or if the banned student shall be required to schedule appointments.
Generally, banned students shall be permitted to use Honnold Library and the Huntley Bookstore, although CUC reserves the right to limit and/or suspend privileges where circumstances warrant such action. Circumstances under which a student might be restricted from bookstore and/or library usage include, but are not limited to, students who appear to pose a threat to the health, safety or welfare of other patrons and/or theft from the facility.
Requests for Review, Modification or Removal of a Ban
(Date of approval by the Council of The Claremont Colleges: April 5, 2011.)
A person banned from one or more of The Claremont Colleges may request that the banning party discuss the nature of the ban, modify the ban or withdraw the ban. It is the responsibility of the banned person to contact the official who first initiated the ban to request a conversation about the ban. It is also the responsibility of the banned person to bring any substantive changes to the attention of the banning official in order to request reconsideration. For current students who have been banned, the home campus dean of students should review the ban policy and appeals process with the student.
Changes to any ban will be communicated to the other designated officials for their consideration relevant to the person's status on their respective campuses.
Should additional institutions formally join The Claremont Colleges, this policy shall automatically apply to those institutions upon incorporation, including their property in Claremont and elsewhere.
7C Library Policies
Loan Periods and Book Renewals
The loan period for all students (undergraduates, seniors and graduate students) is 28 days for books in the general collection. (As always, reserves, browsing books and other special loan periods are for a shorter time.)
Students may keep track of the books they have checked out and renew most online by logging into Blais (http://blais.claremont.edu) and viewing the items they have currently checked out.
If preferred, students may renew books in person at one of the libraries or by calling the Circulation Desk at 909.621.8372.
The libraries will send an email reminder two days before the due date for books students have checked out.
Information about loan periods/overdues/charges can be found at libraries.claremont.edu/servicesandpolicies/borrowing/colleges.asp.
Using Laptops
If students bring laptops to the library and plug into a network connection, students will be required to register with the libraries. This process will help ensure that viruses are not shared across the network. If a wireless network connection is used, registration with the libraries is not necessary; however, students must register on their own campus for a Claremont-WPA wireless account. If students have questions about using a laptop in one of the libraries, they may contact Library/Information Technology at 909.621.8866.
The undergraduate Claremont Colleges—Pomona College, Scripps College, Claremont McKenna College, Harvey Mudd College and Pitzer College—together with Claremont Graduate University, Keck Graduate Institute and Claremont University Consortium (CUC), are all member institutions of "The Claremont Colleges." Each of these member institutions respects the rights of free speech and peaceable assembly and supports their exercise. However, when the exercise of speech and assembly becomes disruptive or non-peaceable and infringes upon the rights of others, threatens property or public safety or impedes the business of the member colleges or CUC, the individual colleges and CUC will act according to this policy.
Every institution in the consortium has instituted procedures for presenting and peaceably resolving disagreements about policies. Officials at the individual Claremont Colleges and CUC are willing to examine, discuss and explain institutional policies to any member of The Claremont Colleges community. However, participation in a demonstration that is materially disruptive and non-peaceful or involves the substantial disorder or invasion of the rights of others on the property of any of The Claremont Colleges or of The Claremont University Consortium or their affiliated institutions is prohibited.
Determination of when a demonstration or action is non-peaceful or disruptive may be difficult, but The Claremont Colleges individually and collectively subscribe to the general guidelines listed below.
Non-peaceful actions or demonstrations are those that endanger or injure, or threaten to endanger or injure, any person or that damage or threaten to damage property.
Disruptive actions or demonstrations are those that restrict free movement on any of the campuses or interfere with, or impede access to, regular activities or facilities of any of the colleges or CUC.
If an officer or designee of an affected college or CUC informs individuals in a given area that their collective actions are judged non-peaceful or disruptive and that they should disperse, individuals remaining may be charged, on their home campus, with a violation of this policy.
Any individual acting in a non-peaceful or disruptive manner, whether acting individually or within a group, may be charged on the basis of the individual's or group's behavior with a violation of this policy. Ignorance of this policy or lack of intent to violate this policy is not an acceptable justification for violating it. Lack of intent or lack of awareness of the existence of College or Consortium policy will not excuse violations. Charges will be brought at the home college of the accused.
Any president on his or her home campus, or designee, or the chief executive officer of CUC, or designee, on the property of CUC, is authorized to take action against any individual violating this policy. Actions may include arrest or other legal action or notice of disciplinary charges, handled through the home college's disciplinary procedures. The presidents and the chief executive officer of CUC may delegate their authority to act.
In the event of a non-peaceful or disruptive action on the property of any of The Claremont Colleges, CUC or any of their affiliated offices or programs, the affected college or colleges or Claremont University Consortium will act according to the following procedures:
The president(s) of the college(s) where activities are disrupted, or the chief executive officer of CUC in the case of the property of CUC, will determine whether or not negotiation will take place with those involved in the demonstration or disruption. They will also determine the actions to be taken including, but not limited to, provisional or summary suspension or arrest. The president of the college may summarily suspend a student of his or her college violating this policy. However, the president of the college or the CEO of CUC will only have the authority to provisionally suspend a student representing one of the other Claremont Colleges—pending referral to the home campus disciplinary body.
The colleges and CUC agree that cases of student disruption or non-peaceful action normally will be treated as a violation of the student's home campus conduct code and will be adjudicated by the normal disciplinary process at the student's home college. Appropriate officials at the affected institution(s) may put disruptive or non-peaceful individuals on notice that they are in violation of this policy and file charges against them. Officials at the home campus agree to acknowledge requests for suspension and take action that is consistent with and/ or allowed by disciplinary procedures at the home campus.
Officials at the other campuses will promptly provide assistance in identifying disruptive or non-peaceful individuals to the campus where the disruption occurs or to CUC.
All individuals who are engaged in disruptive or non-peaceful action will be notified that they are trespassing. Persons who continue to trespass after notification are subject to arrest (by a peace officer or by private person; California Penal Code Section 834).
Individual Claremont Colleges and CUC may bill students or file civil suits to recover damages and costs.
Preference is for the first-level, on-call staff to be notified. Appropriate staff include RAs, proctors, sponsors and deans.
The chief student affairs officer is the vice president for student affairs and/or dean of students. The chief administrative officer refers to the CAO at CUC.
While officials at affected colleges or CUC may temporarily revoke any or all student privileges or take steps to end disruptive or non-peaceful protests, the college at which the student is enrolled, and only that college, may adjudicate complaints and make final decisions about alleged violations of conduct, apart from those decisions made by a court of law.
Approved by the Council of The Claremont Colleges, November 7, 2001. This policy is not to be amended or changed without approval of the Council.


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Feeling nervous before an exam? You're not alone! Many students put off studying simply because they're overwhelmed by the work. It's important, however, to study smarter, not necessarily longer, to ace your test!
Everyone has their own study methods that they swear work. Some stay up all night to review their notes, others form big study groups or playlists with favourite tunes. These routines are often simply habits or superstitions, however, not the most efficient way to learn. While locking yourself in the library may seem like a smart way to study, it can actually have the reverse effect. Instead, try our five tips to perfect your studying and improve your test grades.
Perhaps surprisingly, getting a good night's sleep is often the easiest and most effective way to learn new material. In fact, sacrificing rest can negatively affect key mental assets like memory, reasoning, creativity and problem-solving skills. This means that pulling an all-nighter to study before a big test is quite possibly the worst thing you could do for your grade.
Instead, try to keep your study sessions in the early evening so you don't stress yourself out before bed, but still reap the benefits of overnight memory consolidation. If you know that you struggle to sleep the night before a test, consider taking steps to prepare for a more restful night. Investing ahead of time in a more comfortable blanket and mattress, soothing noise machine or relaxing aromatherapy can help ensure you get the sleep that your brain and grades deserve.
Your brain is better at memorizing and learning information when it's studied for short periods of time over a few days. This means that instead of cramming for four hours the day before a final, it's actually more effective to study small, repeated chunks for thirty minutes at a time long before the test. This way, you're able to focus on specific sections of the test material and organize the information in a more logical structure.
If you need to take a break, don't feel guilty! Short mental reprieves are a crucial part of the studying process. Try to get up and walk around every half hour or so and grab water or healthy snack.
Having a specific spot where you're used to studying can be a surprisingly helpful tool while learning new material. Repeatedly sitting in the same place while performing one task can train your brain to recognize the area as one where it should become more focused.
Make sure you equip the spot with whatever tools you'll need: highlighters, pens, paper, or books. Try to keep your phone out of the picture if possible, as well as headphones or music. Music can be pretty distracting, and although some people swear that listening to it helps them focus, don't do it. Recent studies have shown that rhythmic music and recognizable tunes can actually pull your concentration away from your work.
After reviewing your notes, try writing a breakdown of key points that you're expecting to see on the exam. Not only does this study guide give you a last-minute checklist to look over before the test, but the act of writing information down helps solidify it in your memory. Try to organize each section by topic and include important terms, dates, or names that you'll need to remember. Then, before the test, review the guide and highlight areas that you need to pay extra attention to. It should improve your memory and overall performance on the test!
Once you feel confident in a section, try to explain the main points out loud and without your notes. This will not only help you better organize your ideas and test your understanding, but it will also make it easier to remember the information. Research has found that reading something out loud helps your brain store it in memory. Plus, the ability to simplify definitions into a sentence or two will prove that you understand the ideas and have learned the material.
If you want to double down on this, go for a jog with a friend and explain the topic to them. Quick partner exercises can provide a great time to talk about your test material, improve your brain's processing power and relieve test anxiety.
While everyone has their own tried-and-true study methods, there are some quick and easy ways to make improvements. These suggestions are scientifically-proven to improve your test performance, but it's also important to find what works for you. Develop a balance of your own studying comforts and new techniques. Just remember– give yourself time, space, and quiet in order to study most effectively and ace your exams!


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Q: Почему, чтобы запустить активность кликом по уведомлению используется PendingIntent? Почему я не могу просто передать Intent(this, MainActivity.class) в уведомление?
Не пойму почему  в PendingIntent должны передавать обычный Intent, а не напрямую в уведомление ?

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Karlsson on databases and stuff: More on OR-conditions considered bad... And an apology..
More on OR-conditions considered bad... And an apology..
In my recent post on OR-conditions I made a mistake, and I appologize for that. I made the statement that MySQL will only use 1 index per statement, whatever you do.
This is no longer true, as a matter of fact, and that has been the case since MySQL 5.0 and I should have checked. MySQL is actually able to use index_merge. An explanation why I didn't look for thi more carefully, yes an explanation, not an excuse, is that the optimizer doesn't seem to want to use this very often. Which is too bad.
What is annoying here is that this query, using FORCE INDEX actually hits only 31 rows according to the statistics, whereas the one not using FORCE INDEX potentially hits 4291. Why the optimizer determines the latter to be faster I do not know, but it doesn't seem right to me.
When running these two statements, side by side on the same data and using SQL_NO_CACHE (i.e. not using the query cache), the UNION is consistently faster. Not that the index_merge is much slower or anything, in particular not compared to when using the ix_brand index that is preferred by the optimizer, unless I tell it not to, but the UNION is still faster.
Sometimes I could see the optimizer still not doing it's job correctly, even with the FORCE INDEX in place. In some cases only one of the indexes I forced would be used. Don't ask me why, and I cannot reproduce it now, so maybe it was my eyeglassed having fun with me.
The UNION construct means that I can use ANSI SQL, the FORCE INDEX not so. This is important to me, as I want to keep my options open when it comes to databases. Which doesn't mean I always use ANSI SQL, but if I have the choice between ANSI and non-ANSI SQL for two statements that are otherwise similar, I choose ANSI SQL.
I have a feeling that in my case, the UNION will be more flexible. If more indexes and conditions are added, the FORCE INDEX part will be difficult to maintain, whereas in the UNION this will be easier. Which doesn't mean that I particularily enjoy using a specific SQL declarative construct to optimze performance, I would much rather want the optimizer to deal with this for me. But it doesn't.
In conclusion, yes, I was wrong, I admit it, MySQL sure can use two indexes and do an index merge. But I was right in the sense that this seems to happen rarely, and that the optimizer isn't really doing it's job properly here anyway. But I am glad there is some openings for fixing this, as an access methods exists and the optimizer knows about it.
Who was wrong! I admit it!
It's interesting that while you're complaining that the optimizer doesn't use index_merge when it should, we've had to add a way to turn index_merge off (http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/switchable-optimizations.html), because people were complaining that the optimizer used to pick index_merge and that made things slower in comparison with MySQL 4.1.
Have you tried USE INDEX instead of FORCE INDEX?


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Q: DataTable equivalent in Java Is there a C# DataTable equivalent in Java?

A: A similar question that has been asked recently. ResultSet certainly is not a direct equivalent as it only works with an active connection to the database while a DataTable can be used "offline".
From personal experience I would say there is no direct equivalent in Java (haven't tried javax.sql.rowset.WebRowSet, though). You either go with plain SQL and java.sql.ResultSet is your friend. Or you use some ORM tool like Hibernate, Cayenne, Toplink to name a few. Or you build your own (not that I encourage this, but I think on more than one project that has been done successfully).

A: Give this framework a try:
Casper Datasets
Its a in-memory dataset library that is generic and also type safe.  You can:

*

*Pull data automatically from relational queries (or from any other programmatic source),

*Issue complex, chained queries against the dataset,

*Optimize a given dataset by specifying indexes on particular columns.

Its easy-to-use and doesn't have any significant dependencies.  Its also compliant with java.sql.ResultSet, so its possible to integrate this easily into any existing apps that query against relational database

A: No - not in the standard libraries (i.e. the Java API).

A: A workaround I've used is JTable.  It doesn't have the robust data features of a proper DataTable but it will allow you grab some data and bind it to a control with some structure.
class TableModel extends AbstractTableModel
{
    String[] columnNames = {"FirstName","LastName","Title"};
    Object[][] rowData= {{'John,"Smith","President"},{"John","Doe","Employee"}};

    public int getColumnCount()
    {
        return columnNames.length;
    }

    public int getRowCount()
    {
        return rowData.length;
    }

    public String getColumnName(int col)
    {
        return columnNames[col];
    }

    public Object getValueAt(int row, int col)
    {
        return data[row][col];
    }
}

And then to use you simply:
JTable table = new JTable(new TableModel());

Again, this is quick and simple and if you are dealing with large amounts of data I would recommend using a proper ORM tool.

A: From Standard Library DefaultTableModel is good class.
ResultSet set = s.getResultSet();
        ResultSetMetaData metaData = set.getMetaData();
        int totalColumn = metaData.getColumnCount();
        Object[] dataRow = new Object[totalColumn];
        if(set!= null)
        {
            for(int i=1;i<=totalColumn;i++)
            {
                table.addColumn(metaData.getColumnName(i));
            }
            while(set.next())
            {
                for(int i=1;i<=totalColumn;i++)
                {
                    dataRow[i-1] = set.getObject(i);
                }
                table.addRow(dataRow);
            }

        }

A: Consider using a
java.sql.ResultSet

Statement s = conn.createStatement();
ResultSet rs = s.executeQuery("select * from generic_table");
ResultSetMetaData md = rs.getMetaData();


Divorce is one of those subjects that evokes significant emotion. Now that I am officially middle aged, the number of my friends and family that have had to suffer through divorce is growing. It is an event that no one plans for, but still happens at startling regularity. The interest in the state of failed marriages has led to a large amount of research on the topic. Unfortunately, lack of understanding of data has led to a large amount of misinformation.
If you have ever heard anyone mention divorce statistics in the news, church, or casual conversation you have likely been told that 50% of all marriages in the US end in divorce. Everyone who considers marriage is inevitably concerned with the likelihood of lifelong success. To this end, a simple percent statement of failure is easy to digest and understand. However, the divorce failure rate is incredibly misleading. Such a general statistic strips the nuance away from the truth of reality.
Pinning divorce rates into aggregate failure likelihood is an excellent example of bad data analysis. Social scientists that conduct formal studies do not use this metric, and prefer to measure divorce rates based on population (per 1000), or likelihood over a time horizon (i.e. 5 years). Stating an aggregate failure rate leads an individual to internalize the statistic and believe that it either directly applies to themselves or their circumstance writ large. It is clear that the 50% statistic is a sensational data point intended to influence belief about the condition of modern marriage. It creates a neat talking point inferring that marital success is left up to a coin flip.
Let me help dig into the actual raw divorce data (I have made the data available below for those that want to answer their own questions). Such data are collected both by the CDC and in peer-reviewed publications based on large surveys  . I will focus only on the CDC data as it is authoritative.
This post could be called 'why conditional probability is important'... but then no one would read it :). What I am going to show are a series of 'conditions' about divorce data that make aggregate interpretation misleading. The first, and most important, thing you need to know about divorce rates is that it greatly matters who you are. Specifically conditions of primary interest are your age at marriage, gender, education level, ethnicity, how many times you have been married and state of residence.
Let's start with state of residence. Each state (with a few exceptions) reports two annual statistics to the CDC, marriage and divorce rates per 1000 people in the population. The two maps below show the marriage rates (left) and divorce/annulment rates (right) in each state.
As you can see from the maps there are a few places where marriage is very popular (Nevada and Hawaii) but divorce is much more uniform. This means quite a few people travel to get married but separate at home. Because these two states have small populations, they have a skewed marriage rate. The national rates reported in 2012 are 6.8 marriages and 3.4 divorces per 1000, which supports the 50% divorce statistic. However, this average removes much of the geographic story. The following plot shows the amount of divorce per marriage in each state in 2012 (excluding states with no data, and the outliers Nevada/Hawaii).
The primary idea that the chart shows is that less than one third of states have a rate that is within a +/- 5% interval of 50%. Many states are extremely different. Living in Iowa during 2012 you only experience ~3 divorces per 10 marriages. However, if you reside in Arizona that number is closer to 7 or 8 separations for every 10 marriages. There are some simple reasons for the range in numbers. For example, separation legally occurs in your state of residence not where you physically got married. However, the point remains that a small minority of states can claim something close to a 50% divorce rate, just ask Mississippi. Also, aggregate numbers subsume information about multiple marriages. This means that those who have multiple marriages/divorces move the average up for the entire population.
It is also worthwhile to view this information over time. The following chart is an animation of state level marriage and divorce data over time (the last decade). The 'rate' values are per 1000 and the divorce percent is the same as the above plot. You can explore trends in your own state or compare against national values. The plot is completely interactive so feel free to change the view to your liking (you'll need to have flash).
The major take away from this visualization is that the states represent significant departures from the national average. Some are better and some are worse, it is an excellent picture of variation.
Now let us move to the data that are much more individualized. The CDC's National Survey of Family Growth (NSFG) is an authoritative data set, which has key factors concerning marriage, divorce and other individual specific information. The plot below is derived from the NSFG and shows the likelihood of divorce given a set of different individual traits. I have separated out men and women for comparison sake. These rates are based on statistical estimates of the likelihood of a divorce over the first 10 years of marriage.
There are some interesting insights in this data. The most obvious is that only a few categories have something near a 50% divorce rate. The difference between how many marriages, education levels, ethnicities, age at marriage all present a broad range of rates. Changes in these simple factors result is significantly different outcomes.
From now on whenever someone tells you that 50% of marriages end in divorce my hope is that you think about how untrue that is at the individual level. Some people are very likely to stay married (Asian's in Iowa that get married in their thirties) and some are not (Women in Mississippi on their third marriage or people from Arizona who get married in their teens). There is a broad life lesson here as well, never accept an average as evidence with out understanding the variation underneath.


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Dior's Fall 2013 Secret Garden campaign is laden with yummy pearls. Dior's accessories designer, Camille Miceli, reinterprets several of Dior's classic silhouettes into a modern take on the venerable fashion house's Fall collection of costume jewelry.
The pearls are unbelievable. From the oversized convex collar of pearls to the double sided studs, the jewelry is simultaneously both contemporary and traditional.
Set against the backdrop of the infamous Château de Versailles, Dior's campaign video is not to miss. Be sure to spot the gorgeous baubles as the models wind through the gardens and grounds.
This entry was posted on August 9, 2013 by elisabeth in design inspirations, fashion + designers and tagged Dior, Dior pearls, Dior Secret Garden Collection, Mise En Dior.


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Mystery Mummy Believed to be Pharaoh's Personal Eye Doctor
Jan 24, 2019 James Hoare
A gilded enigma, the mummified priest Nespamedu was known only by his glittering gold five-piece sarcophagus. For nearly a century, he's intrigued visitors to Spain's National Archaeological Museum in Madrid with one simple question: Just who was Nespamedu to be worthy of such a rich and elaborate afterlife?
According to LiveScience, new research released in the museum's journal has shed light on the life and identity of this mystery mummy. Excavated in Saqqara, the necropolis Nespamedu, which means "He who belongs to the scepter," where the elite of the city of Memphis were buried, was donated to the museum in 1925.
Saqqara pyramid of Djoser in Egypt. Photo by Charles J Sharp CC BY-SA 3.0
Its owner told museum staff that it was the remains of a woman. X-rays of the sarcophagus disavowed them of that notion and the inscriptions on the coffin revealed his name and occupation — a priest and physician to the Pharaoh, the immortal god-king of ancient Egypt. As Nespamedu was still fully wrapped in his crusty bandages when he arrived at the museum, he was left that way.
Unwrapping mummies for entertainment and study was something of a trend in the 19th century. While it livened up the social calendar of the Victorian elite, they're weren't exactly delicate with the fragile remains and so it's a nightmare for modern researchers who would rather have these priceless remains in their original state.
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Their patience was rewarded when in 2016 the museum sent Nespamedu for a CT scan at the nearby Quirónsalud Madrid University Hospital. During this process they found a wealth of clues that finally put this 2,300-year old mystery to rest.
The CT scan peeled back the layers of ancient bandages, gruesomely thin flesh and brittle bone to produce almost 3,000 images of the mummy over 15 hours, allowing scientists to create a 3D recreation of everything from the accessories he was buried with to the state of his skeleton.
Nespamedu is now thought to have been 55 at the time of his death, and he lived sometime around 300 to 200 BC during the reign of the Ptolemaic dynasty. The Ptolemies were descended from one of the generals of Alexander the Great, and ruled following his conquest of Egypt in 332 BC and his death in 323 BC.
Block Statue of Nespamedu
Under the tightly bound gauze were dozens of charms and amulets, one of them showing the ibis-headed Thoth, the god of science and medicine, and another showing the wedjat, the left eye of falcon-headed god Horus, the symbol of wholeness. The eye of Horus is a common protective charm for the living and dead alike, but taken together these religious totems tell a story.
In ancient Egyptian mythology, Thoth healed the eye of Horus after battle and the museum's researchers think that this may be a clue that Nespamedu was the personal eye doctor to the reigning pharaoh of his lifetime, Ptolemy II.
A statue representing Thoth
"There is nothing casual about the iconography and it is clear that he wanted to register his beliefs and the responsibilities that had elevated him to the upper echelons of society," the report said. "The fact that he was the pharaoh's doctor makes us think that part of his life was lived in Alexandria, where Ptolemy II had his court."
To the ancient Egyptians, every act on earth had a divine component and there were gods and temples for every calling. Inscriptions further describe Nespamedu as "servant of Imhotep" — the one who inspired the undying movie villain of 1932 and 1999's The Mummy and 2001's The Mummy Returns.
Ptolemy II
A real historical figure who became the god of scribes and architects under earlier rulers, Imhotep was associated with the ancient Greek god of healing Asclepius by the Ptolemies, who brought much of their own culture with them. This backs up the inscription that describes him as both a priest and physician.
The center of Imhotep's cult was Memphis, the city nearest to Nespamedu's burial place, and its temples were renowned as places of healing where priest-physicians would tend to the sick and bathe them in the sacred waters.
Read another story from us: The Egyptian Mummy Wrapped in a Manuscript from Ancient Italy
Nespamedu was clearly an eye doctor of enormous wealth, and social standing worthy of spending his afterlife as he had his life — in the company of kings.

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Q: Node-red print global var in message nodes I am quite new to node-red and there is something that bother me that I can't make it work.
I am currently making a chat-bot on facebook messenger, and I want to print a global variable but I can't seem to understand the syntax to print it.
Here is how I declare my variable : msg.payload = global.get("glob");. I know the variable isn't empty because when I print it with node.error(global.get("glob"); it displays the string.
But then I try to print it on a message node with {msg.payload} (and multiples other tries) but it either prints nothing or undefined.
What is the correct syntax to print those variables?
This is my message node :

And this is the result :

A: use context.global.yourvariable to declare global variables, for example:
context.global.ss = msg.payload;

now context.global.ss can be accessed by any node in the flow.
Hope this helps!


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Sundsvall () is a city and the seat of Sundsvall Municipality in Västernorrland County, Sweden. It has a population of 58,807 as of 2020; more than 95,000 live in the municipal area. It is Sweden's 21st largest city by population.

History

The town was chartered in 1621, and a first urban plan for Sundsvall was probably created by Olof Bure in 1642, less likely in 1623. It has a port by the Gulf of Bothnia, and is located 395 km north of Stockholm. The city has burned down and been rebuilt four times. The first time, in 1721, it was set on fire by the Russian army during the Russian Pillage of 1719-1721.

According to one historian, Swedish industrialism started in Sundsvall when the Tunadal sawmill bought a steam-engine driven saw in 1849. In the early 20th century Sundsvall was an even greater centre of forestry industry in Sweden than it is today.
The first large Swedish strike was the "Sundsvall strike" in 1879. The industrial heritage makes social democrat and socialist sympathies more prevalent in the Sundsvall region than in Sweden as a whole.

In 1888 on 25 June, strong wind and dry conditions contributed to two city fires in Sweden on the same day. On this day both Umeå and Sundsvall caught fire. The Sundsvall fire was the largest in Sweden's history. It is presumed that the fire was caused by a spark from a steamship. After the fire, and unlike Umeå, the decision was to rebuild using stone. Sundsvall's centre was later nicknamed Stenstaden (the stone city). One advantage of the new construction was that within three years the town was arguing that it should be allowed reduced insurance as new rules had been brought in that applied to wooden towns. One disadvantage was that after the fire only the better off could afford to live in the centre.

Today Sundsvall is not only dominated by the pulp and paper industry, and the aluminium production but there are also banks, insurance companies, telecommunications administration and a number of large public data-processing centres such as the national social insurance board. The main campus of the newly established Mid Sweden University (Mittuniversitetet) is also located in the city. The university is a collaboration between Östersund, Sundsvall and Härnösand.

Demography

Culture
During 1987–2013, there was a summer music festival called Gatufesten.  Starting in 2014 there's a new one called Hamnyran. There are two theatres and various musical venues. There is also a small guitar festival and a larger heavy metal festival every autumn called Nordfest. Sundsvall is also home to the unique festival Musikschlaget, which is a song contest for groups around Sweden with disabilities.

Transport
Its airport is Sundsvall-Timrå Airport, also called Midlanda.

Sport

Alnö IF, association football
GIF Sundsvall, association football
IF Sundsvall Hockey, ice hockey
IFK Sundsvall, association football
Sundsvalls AIK (sv), wrestling (https://www.sundsvallsaik.se/)
Sundsvalls DFF, association football
Kovlands IF, multi-sport alliance club
Kovlands Ishockeyförening, ice hockey
Selånger SK, multi-sport alliance club
Selånger FK, association football
Selånger SK Bandy, bandy
Sidsjö-Böle IF, association football
Sund IF, association football
Sundsvall Dragons, basketball
Sundsvall Flames, American football

Notable people
Otto Wallin, boxer
Garmarna, folk band
The Same, punk band
Sigrid Hjertén (1885–1948), painter
Vilma Abrahamsson (1999–), football player
Harry Ahlin (1900–1969), actor
Per Arne Collinder (1890–1975), astronomer (born in Sundsvall)
Gina Dirawi (1990–), television presenter, host of Melodifestivalen 2012 and 2013
Elin Ek (1976–), TV and radio personality (as Grynet), singer
Fredrik Ericsson (1975–2010), extreme skier
Jessica Falk (1973–), singer-songwriter and musician
Anders Abraham Grafström (1790–1870), poet
Anders Graneheim (1962–), bodybuilder
Stan Hasselgård (1922–1948), musician
Bengt Lindström (1925–2008), artist
Kjell Lönnå (1936–), musician
Fredrik Modin (1974–), ice hockey player
Max Magnus Norman (1973–), artist
Erik Ringmar (1960–), political scientist and author
Helen Sjöholm (1970–), singer, actress and musical theater performer
Hanna Glas (1993–), football player
Carl Strandlund (1899–1974), Swedish-American inventor and entrepreneur
Henrik Zetterberg (1980–), ice hockey player
Yohio (1995–), singer and guitarist
Kevin Walker (1989–) football player and winner of Idol 2013
Charlotte Kalla (1987–) cross-country skier
Carl-Herman Tillhagen (1906~2002), folklorist
Emil Forsberg (1991–), football player
Elias Pettersson (1998–), ice hockey player and 2019 Calder Trophy winner
MyAnna Buring (1979–), actress (born in Sundsvall)

Gallery

Climate

Sundsvall has a climate which is on the border between subarctic (Dfc) and cold humid continental (Dfb), leaning towards the latter in recent years. Temperatures are made significantly milder and regulated by the influence from the Gulf Stream. The weather station is located  to the north and somewhat further inland near Timrå, which renders that Sundsvall's urban centre is likely milder in terms of low temperatures by some degree.

References

External links

Sundsvall – Official site
 article Sundsvall from Nordisk Familjebok (1918)
 sundsvallturism.com – Sundsvalls tourist information bureau.
   Sundsvalltown.se – The alternative guide to Sundsvall.
 sundsvallsbilder.com – Blog with photos from Sundsvall.

Populated places in Sundsvall Municipality
Medelpad
Municipal seats of Västernorrland County
Swedish municipal seats
Coastal cities and towns in Sweden
Cities in Västernorrland County

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Started as an interest and a hobby and now receives commissions.
As mentioned above, Artist Anna Yastrezhembovskaya (Анна Ястрежембовская) started with an interest in felting woollen animals, which became a business. There is a small downside to her fame. She made a bat broach for her daughter, who asked for one, when it was finished she realised it was too big for her and decided to take pictures of it and put it on her social media site. She was too busy with commissions to make more of this particular toy, so she decided to shelve it for the time being. She then found out that someone pretending to be her, had sold them on line, but never delivered them and now angry costumers, were writing to her asking for their bats. She is still trying to work out a solution to a problem that is not of her doing and at the same time keeping up with the animal commission orders to keep her business going.
One of the best places to try is YouTube, you will get a demonstration of it as well.
Just look up "felting", or I don't know if this is right, I got this on google translate "feutrage" and go through the videos.
I hope you find what you are looking for, let me know how you get on.


Jonathan is a Research Officer at the Wales Centre for Public Policy. He works primarily on the Welsh Government work programme.
He is currently engaged in research on job progression in low-waged sectors, such as the service sector.


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Where do you plug computer speakers?
You have your speakers plugged into your computer but you are not getting any sound?
Can you use your computer as a loud speaker you have a microphone and speakers with the computer can speaking into the microphone and instantly transmit the voice to make it loud at the speakers?
If the motherboard has a mic jack,if not you need a sound card with one. It will only be as loud as the software allows, it is not an amplifier. But you can run it to an amp or your stereo and then to speakers.
Why are speakers not being recognized by the computer even when they are plugged in?
Find out the model name and number, then try googling the information. Just because they are plugged in, doesnt mean they should work.. You need to get either the sound drivers or audio bus drivers for it. Just google it.
In Dell computer where do you plug in green speaker cord?
There is often a green speaker port. It may also be listed as 'audio out'.
What does computer speaker do?
Where do you plug in computer speakers on the back of your computer?
Depending on the speakers, either a USB port or the audio-out jack, which I believe is usually green.
Where do desk top speakers plug into a computer?
Computer speakers make a repetitive tapping sound even when they are unplugged from computer and only plugged into the sub woofer?
That sounds like it has to do with the electrical current running through it. You might have a problem with the internal wiring of the speakers.
How do you plug a computer into a speaker system?
What type of output does speakers and headphones send out of the computer?
Usually stereo. Contacts inside the jack are two positive leads for Left and Right, and a negative lead. Fairly low voltage, but enough for you to feel on your tongue.
Can copper speaker wire be spliced with silver speaker wire?
How do you make an ipod touch play music without speakers or headphones?
You just hit play and it plays. It doesn't require speakers or headphones to play. However, if you want to hear it you need to use speakers or headphones.
Your speakers worked with old computer but you got a new computer and there plugged in but wont work?
Why won't my ipod play music unless it's plugged into a headphone or speaker set?
There isn't any output of the sound to go anywhere, which is totally useless and wastes energy, so the iPod goes into a save-power mode or a pause. Side Note: That is almost like asking: "How come I can't play my XBOX if there is no TV?"
Where can you get good quality speakers that will fit inside headphones I need them as I am making my own wooden headphone?
The highest quality headphones you can buy have the finest sound you will ever get from any headphones. Hence the best good quality speakers that you can get into headphones have already been invented - if you've got the money.
If you plug in headphones with a microphone built in into a computer how can you make it work as both a microphone and a headphone?
Can you splice an AV cable to speaker wire to plug in speakers?
Maybe. If you need to drive passive speakers, you will need an amplifier. If you have powered speakers, you might not be able to control the volume of the signal.
What do you plug into the computer to charge the mini bomb speaker?
You plug in the red cord into the headphone speaker of yourcomputer. You charge it by turning it off and it should charge for1 hour. Once the light turns blue on your speaker that means itsfully charged and it should last for about 4 hours.
Which company makes the best computer speakers?
Altec Lansing makes reliable, high quality computer speakers at a reasonable price. Yamaha also produces a comparable computer speaker line. Bose is considered the top standard, though they are more expensive than most other similar speakers.


CELTIC look to set sit down and thrash out deals for not one but two first team stars in the coming week.
The club is ready to sit down with both Dedryk Boyata and James Forrest as they look to hold on to both players who have entered the last year of their deals.
James Forrest has been on the form of his life for Celtic the past 12 months and has started the season brightly once again. Many people take it as a given he will sign a new deal but it's never as cut and dry as that. Peter Lawwell infamously lost Jackie McNamara to Wolves by assuming the player's loyalty to the club was enough at the time.
James has made no qualms about where his future lies and has admitted he'd like to finish his career with Celtic – this deal should get over the line before too long.
Dedryk Boyata, on the other hand, is more pressing for both the player and the club. The EPL window closes in two weeks. With most of the interest in the defender coming from south of the border, the club will seek to make a deal with the player or likely sell him for a decent fee before that window closes.
Boyata has sent mixed messages to the Celtic support, telling one Belgian paper that he would like to head back to the Premier League before his career is over. while in another report he has admitted how much he loves being at Parkhead.
It's time for both the club and the player to show their hand.
Sign James Forrest up with a good 4 yr contract.
Give Boyata to the highest bidder ASAP and get a decent centre half in before the window closes. This guy flatters to deceive and is a calamity in a Celtic jersey. Either he wakes up his ideas or out the door.
Keep Forrest.get shot off Deek.Tony here has called it right.


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OC Lawyer Discusses the Dangers of Street Racing
By Allen Flatt Ballidis & Leslie on February 17, 2016
A fatal Southern California crash during a street race has claimed the lives of three people with the tragic news of the death of actor Paul Walker while street racing still fresh in the memory of many Orange County residents. According to a media report, two drivers were racing when one of the motorists lost control of his vehicle and swerved into a UPS big rig truck. The UPS truck crashed into a center divider and flipped over before colliding with two other approaching vehicles. An explosion was triggered by the crash between the vehicles according to a spokesman for the California Highway Patrol (CHP). Three people died at the scene, and four more suffered injury. While street racing constitutes a negligent driving practice that could give rise to liability to those injured or killed and their families, this incident raises a number of confounding issues.
Criminal vs. Civil Liability for Reckless Driving Auto Collisions
A CHP spokesman has already indicated that one of the drivers involved in the race will face manslaughter charges, but criminal liability does not provide compensation to the victims' families. The loved ones of the injury and fatality victims in this tragic collision might obtain a sense of justice from the criminal prosecution of the motorists who engaged in this reckless conduct. However, they will not receive a substantial recovery for their loss. The purpose of the criminal prosecution is simply to impose a sentence that might include incarceration, fines, probation and other forms of punishment. While restitution to the victim also can be a component of sentencing, the victims and their families are unlikely to recover full compensation for their loss.
The injury victims and families of those that died will need to file a civil lawsuit to obtain full compensation for their loss. While the civil lawsuit will need to establish that the street racing was a substantial factor in causing the crash and the extent of the loss, street racing is considered the type of extremely reckless conduct that often merits imposition of punitive damages. Punitive damages, which are awarded to punish particularly egregious conduct and discourage such conduct in the future, can exceed all forms of compensatory damages, such as medical expenses, lost past and future income, pain and suffering, loss of services and companionship of a spouse, and property damage.
Punitive damages can be awarded in car accidents to punish reckless or intentional conduct, such as:
Engaging in multiple forms of unsafe driving simultaneously such as tailgating, speeding, and passing on the shoulder of the roadway
Frequently, the civil lawsuit will be filed after the criminal case has concluded because a finding of guilt in a criminal case involving charges related to street racing, DUI with injury, reckless driving or other violations can ease or even eliminate the task of proving liability, so the focus of the civil action becomes the existence and extent of the injury or loss to the victim and his or her family.
Challenges in Recovering Damages against Reckless Drivers
While most car accident judgments and settlements are paid by the at-fault driver's insurance, many drivers who engage in extremely reckless conduct like committing DUI or street racing, have had their insurance cancelled for past driving behavior. Even if the motorist who causes a crash while engaging in this type of extremely dangerous driving has insurance, sometimes insurance companies will deny claims based on intentional or grossly negligent conduct.
When the other driver does not have insurance coverage, our experienced Orange County car accident attorneys consider other options for obtaining compensation for our clients. Initially, we often conduct an asset search to determine if the other driver who lacks insurance or carries insufficient coverage has assets like a home against which the judgement or settlement can be enforced. If the driver lacks adequate insurance and assets with significant value, our Orange County car accident lawyers might look to other parties as contributing to the accident, such as:
Owner who entrusted the vehicle to an incompetent driver
Employer of the negligent driver who was performing tasks in the course and scope of employment
Public entity responsible for constructing and maintaining the roadway
Companies that designed or built the roadway
Manufacturer of defective vehicles and/or faulty components/systems
Injury victim's own uninsured/underinsured motorist (UM/UIM) coverage
Our Orange County Car Accident Attorneys represent those injured in motor vehicle collisions throughout California. Our lawyers handle all cases on a contingency fee basis, so you do not owe any attorney fees until we obtain a settlement or trial verdict on your behalf. Our attorneys handle cases throughout Orange County, Southern California and statewide across California. Our lawyers at Allen Flatt Ballidis & Leslie offer a free consultation so call us at 888-752-7474 to schedule your free consultation today!
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A month into the PGA Tour season, Tiger Woods has not played, no American player has won, but there has been plenty to discuss.
With Woods still recovering from knee surgery in December, several players have stepped up their games. Ernie Els of South Africa has been the world's hottest player so far, winning three times worldwide, including the Tour's first two events, in Hawaii. Vijay Singh of Fiji, who turns 40 later this month, has looked better than ever, winning last month's Phoenix Open. And Mike Weir of Canada, without a victory in 2002, captured last weekend's Bob Hope Chrysler Classic, shooting five rounds of 67 or better.
On Thursday, the Tour moves to one of golf's most picturesque settings for the opening round of the AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am. Els is not playing this week, nor is Woods, who will miss Pebble Beach for the first time since turning professional. But Woods is expected to return for next week's Buick Invitational, and he will make a final decision by Friday.
Singh insisted that other top players would not step aside meekly when Woods returns. With advancements in equipment and ball technology, more players are hitting it farther and several course records have already fallen this season. So Singh feels the gap between Woods and the pack has closed.
''Tiger has had a great run, and everything comes to some sort of stop sooner or later,'' Singh said. ''The guys are catching up. I'm hitting the ball much longer than I did four years ago. Ernie is no slouch with the driver either.
Phil Mickelson, Davis Love III, David Duval, the defending champion Jim Furyk, Matt Gogel, Singh and Weir are among the notables in this week's field. They will be joined by celebrities in the pro-am field like quarterback Tom Brady of the New England Patriots, the boxer Oscar De La Hoya and the actors Kevin Costner and Ray Romano.
Much of the Tour's early-season talk has centered on the added length that many players have shown off the tee, taking advantage of low-spin, solid-core balls and forgiving drivers. Els ranked 84th in driving distance on Tour last year, but so far this year, he is ranked No. 1. Weir, who played with Mickelson in Phoenix last month, noticed that Mickelson, always a long hitter, was blasting the ball even farther.
But scoring is largely influenced by the weather, and if conditions remain the same at Pebble Beach this week, do not look for records to fall. The Pebble Beach tournament has often been plagued by bad weather, but this week's forecast calls for dry conditions and moderate winds.
The tournament is held at three courses -- Pebble Beach Golf Links, Spyglass Hill and Poppy Hills -- and the three courses are playing fast, with the greens at Pebble Beach firmer than they have been in years. On many holes, it may be risky for players to attack the flagsticks aggressively.
In recent years, Pebble Beach has been the sight of stirring final-round comebacks.
In 2000, Woods overtook Gogel with an incredible comeback, roaring back from seven strokes down with seven holes to play. In 2001, Love began the final round trailing Olin Browne by seven strokes, but Love's final-round 63 propelled him to a one-stroke victory over Singh.
Last year, Gogel found redemption at Pebble Beach, overcoming a four-stroke final-round deficit to overtake Pat Perez, who had a back-nine meltdown. Holding a one-stroke lead at No. 18, Perez hit an errant drive out of bounds that led to a triple bogey.
After an excellent rookie season in which he finished 40th on the money list, Perez would love to make amends. ''I've been looking forward to this all year,'' he said.
But just coming to Pebble Beach is enough to brighten the mood of any golfer, particularly when the weather is good. Singh can hardly wait to get started.


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Late 'Star Trek' Actor Anton Yelchin Had a Secret Passion for Photography. Now See His Work for the First Time.
The show pays tribute to late actor's other creative outlet.
Eileen Kinsella, January 3, 2018
Anton Yelchin, Untitled #6 Courtesy the Anton Yelchin Foundation
At the time of his tragic and untimely death in 2016, at just 27 years old, actor Anton Yelchin was revered for his roles in major films, including Star Trek, Terminator: Salvation, and Like Crazy.
But little did Yelchin's legions of fans know that, for years, he had been pursuing a second career as a photographer, documenting a variety of subjects that range from compelling shots of complete strangers to intimate portraits of friends and peers. Yelchin used both Leica and disposable cameras while eschewing digital photography methods.
Anton Yelchin's Untitled #28. Photo courtesy the Anton Yelchin Foundation.
The fruits of Yelchin's passion are currently on view at De Buck Gallery in Chelsea (through January 20). The artist's portion of the show's sale proceeds will be donated to the Anton Yelchin Foundation, an organization founded by the late actor's parents, Victor and Irina, and dedicated to helping artists who face career challenges due to debilitating disease or disability.
Actress Kristen Stewart with Clayton Calvert at De Buck Gallery. Photo via Instagram. @kristenkstewartlove.
Several of Yelchin's former co-stars and friends attended the December 13 opening night reception, including Kristen Stewart, Bryce Dallas Howard, and designer Christian Siriano.
Anton Yelchin's Untitled #38 Photo courtesy of the Anton Yelchin Foundation.
"Anton Yelchin: Provocative Beauty" was co-curated by Clayton Calvert, who became involved through his friendship with the actor's former publicist Sara Planco and by De Buck's managing director Rachel Vancelette. Though neither Calvert or Vancelette knew Yelchin personally, poring over his images for the show felt like a revelation, they said.
Anton Yelchin's Untitled #44. Photo courtesy of the Anton Yelchin Foundation.
"Anton's work is a rare and personal glimpse into an extraordinary life," Calvert told artnet News. "The honest lens with which he captures each image enables a deep connection between the viewer, subject, and photographer."
Yelchin's photography "evokes a wide range of emotions throughout the exhibition," said Vancelette. "As a curator, you only hope that the vision you have for hanging the work speaks to the artist intentions and provide an insight into his process itself."
Vancelette said stories about individual works from the artist's family and friends continue to unfold, "which creates an amazing oral history." Fifty-three photos were selected for the show.
Yelchin died suddenly in June 2016 when his Jeep Cherokee rolled down the driveway of his Los Angeles home and fatally hit him near a security fence.
Calling Yelchin an "extraordinary talent," gallery owner David De Buck said the show offers "a unique and intimate peek into his world."
De Buck Gallery is located at 545 West 23rd Street and is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday.
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Kim Zolciak seems to know a thing or two about how to maintain an exciting relationship. She doesn't believe that the renewal of the wedding vows will do the trick.
Jet setters! ?So glad we are back in Atlanta! These are paparazzi pics obviously lol just had my lips done by @drkassabian so I was a little swollen but I wanted to say thank you to the paparazzi that always respect us at LAX! Last time I was there I was sick AF and I asked them to not mess with me and they didn't! They also just informed me while walking out of the airport that when you ask "Alexa" If Ho Ho Ho is real she tells you?!? FYI to all the moms and dads out there! Bye Alexa ??
Kim's opinion regarding a fabulous relationship is entirely different, and she doesn't believe that you have to renew your wedding vows all over again to spice things up.
She opened up about this subject when she was spotted together with her hubby Kroy Biermann at LAX.
The two of them were asked if they recommended married people to renew their vows just the same way that they did the last spring in order to reignite their love.
The couple offered a surprising answer, and this did not involve saying 'I do' all over again to rekindle the romance and passion in a relationship.
Kim's thoughts on the matter were pretty simple: she told women that if they want to reignite the extreme passion, they should be heading to the women's wear department to fix any kind of problems related to their relationships.
? daddy and @Kanebiermann my heart could explode!
A couple of weeks ago she stated that she would return to RHOA full time and she also discussed Kroy's recent change of career.
Kim said that Kroy retired from the NFL and he is currently doing CNN commentating and other things. She also said that she doesn't think that he has officially retired and she believes that it's not worth it to move to another team, at least not for now.


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Niederraden ist eine Ortsgemeinde im Eifelkreis Bitburg-Prüm in Rheinland-Pfalz. Sie gehört der Verbandsgemeinde Südeifel an.

Geographische Lage
Der Ort liegt unweit der Mündung des Radenbachs in die Enz, südöstlich von Neuerburg. Nachbarorte sind Fischbach-Oberraden, Utscheid und Sinspelt. Zu Niederraden gehört auch der Wohnplatz Krummacker.

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Niederraden wird erstmals 1501 als Nyeraden gemeinsam mit dem benachbarten Oberraden erwähnt. Nach dem Dreißigjährigen Krieg blieb der Ort nahezu wüst. Niederraden gehörte zur luxemburgischen Grafschaft Vianden und lag im  Verwaltungs- und Gerichtsbezirk der Meierei Geckler.

Mit der Besetzung der Österreichischen Niederlande (1794), zu denen das Herzogtum Luxemburg gehörte, durch französische Revolutionstruppen wurde der Ort französisch und gehörte von 1795 bis 1814 zum Wälderdepartement. 1815 wurde das ehemals luxemburgische Gebiet östlich der Sauer und der Our auf dem Wiener Kongress dem Königreich Preußen zugeordnet. Damit kam Niederraden 1816 zum Kreis Bitburg im Regierungsbezirk Trier und wurde von der Bürgermeisterei Outscheid verwaltet.

Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts wurde die Marienkapelle erbaut. 1910 hatte der Ort 83 Einwohner, die Zahl ist seitdem rückläufig. In den 1930er Jahren wurde die alte Marienkapelle durch einen Neubau ersetzt. Seit 1946 ist Niederraden Teil des damals neu gebildeten Landes Rheinland-Pfalz und gehört seit 2014 der Verbandsgemeinde Südeifel an.

 Bevölkerungsentwicklung
Die Entwicklung der Einwohnerzahl von Niederraden, die Werte von 1871 bis 1987 beruhen auf Volkszählungen:

Politik

Gemeinderat
Der Gemeinderat in Niederraden besteht aus sechs Ratsmitgliedern, die bei der Kommunalwahl am 26. Mai 2019 in einer Mehrheitswahl gewählt wurden, und dem ehrenamtlichen Ortsbürgermeister als Vorsitzendem.

Bürgermeister
Jörg Steffen ist Ortsbürgermeister von Niederraden. Da bei der Direktwahl am 26. Mai 2019 kein gültiger Wahlvorschlag eingereicht wurde, oblag die Neuwahl des Bürgermeisters dem Rat. Dieser bestätigte Steffen auf der konstituierenden Sitzung am 18. Juni 2019 für weitere fünf Jahre in seinem Amt.

Steffens Vorgänger Willi Steffen hatte das Amt 3o Jahre bis 2009 ausgeübt.

Wirtschaft
Niederraden ist noch heute ein landwirtschaftlich geprägter Ort.

Sehenswürdigkeiten
 Marienkapelle
 Marienaltar im hohlen Stamm einer 700-jährigen Linde

Persönlichkeiten
 Hans Theis (1921–1975), Heimatkundler, Politiker

Weblinks

Einzelnachweise

Ort im Eifelkreis Bitburg-Prüm
Ersterwähnung 1501


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It came to pass, one day, that the High Priest and the party of the Sadducees put the Apostles in a common prison because they continued to preach in the name of Jesus.
At night, an angel of the Lord came and opened the prison doors and released them. The angel instructed them to go into the temple and preach to the people about life. In the morning, the Apostles entered the Temple and preached to the people they found there.
That same morning, the High Priest had called together his Council. He had sent that the Apostles be brought to appear before them. When the officers went to the prison to bring the Apostles out, they did not find them there so they came back to report to the High Priest and his Council. When the High Priest and the Captain of the Temple, heard this, they were confused and did not know how this was going to turn out.
As they were still thinking about the matter, somebody came from the town and told them that the people they were looking for were in the Temple preaching to the people. The Captain of the Temple and the officers went to bring them, but without any violence because they feared that they might be pelted with stones if they used force.
The Apostles were set before the Council and the High Priest asked them whether they had not warned them not to preach in the name of Jesus. They asked them why they had filled the whole of Jerusalem with their teachings and blaming they the leaders for the death of Jesus?
Peter and the Apostles told them that they could not obey men; the only person they obeyed was God. They accused the Council of killing Jesus by hanging him on a cross and they spoke about how God had exalted Jesus and raised him to be on God's right hand side in paradise. When the Council members heard this, they became very angry, especially the Sadducees who did not believe in the resurrection of the body. They wanted the Apostles to be killed.
Then arose Gamaliel, a teacher of the law and an expert in the Jewish traditions. He was also a member of the Council of Jerusalem and also a Pharisee. He ordered the Apostles to be put outside for a while. Then he told his fellow Council members to be careful what they did with the Apostles.
He drew the attention of the Council to one Theudas who started a movement sometime earlier and drew a following of four hundred men. He spoke about how Theudas was killed and all his followers were dispersed. He also spoke about how Judas the Galillean, also arose during the census and also drew a large following. Gamaliel said this man was also killed and all his followers were scattered.
Gamaliel advised the Council to leave the Apostles alone in the present case. He said if what the Apostles were doing was a human undertaking, it was surely going to fail but that if it was of God there is nothing they, the Council, can do about it. Rather they would be found to be opposing God. The Council took his advice.
They called the Apostle back into the Council and beat flogged them. They then charge them not to preach about Jesus again and allowed them to go. The Apostles were happy that they had to suffer indignity for the sake of Jesus. After this, they went into the Temple everyday and in the homes and preached about the gospel of Jesus Christ.
One of the ways the Christian is being opposed today is that they are not being allowed to preach in some countries or in some schools.In United States, no one is allowed to evangelize with any religion, including Christianity.
Another way by which Christians are being opposed today is that some are killed if they profess belief in the gospel of Jesus. In some Arab countries, one could be beheaded for claiming Christianity.
In some parts of the world, one could not attend a church because there are none. In such countries, even the church building will not be allowed to go up.
Another way the modern Christian is being opposed is through clashes with members of traditional religion. In Ghana, there are certain times of the years where noise making was banned for a period of time. This has resulted in some churches compromising on their core beliefs just to ensure the relative peace.
Some jihadists have embarked on violent campaigns to attack Christians wherever they are. For example, the Boko Haram group operating in parts of Nigeria has put the lives of innocent Christians at risk because of their beliefs.
One would have thought that Gamaliel would be frightened by the number he was against but he was not. That shows courage.
Another quality of Gamaliel was that he was kind. He did not support the taking of innocent lives, even the lives of people perceived to be against his religion.
Gamaliel was an educated man who knew the history of his people and could recall them at will.
Gamaliel was also a man of peace. He did not want the peace to be disturbed if the Apostles were put to death.
Gamaliel was a tolerant man. Though the religion that was being propagated was alien to what he knew, he was still willing to tolerate their opinion.
1. a. How did God use Gamaliel to further the course of Christianity in the early church?
b. Mention any four types of opposition that is confronting the church today.
2. a. How did Gamaliel save he Apostles during their trial by the Sanhedrin?
b. Identify two qualities that can be attributed to Gamaliel.


Do The Numbers on Toaster Ovens Mean Minutes?
Just what do the numbers on the toasters actually mean? Are they the number the minutes that the toast will cook for? Tom theorized that the numbers DO NOT pertain to actual minutes. He set toasters from different brands to "2" and found out.
As it turns out, modern toasters have a capacitor that is charged through a variable resistor. Once that specific voltage is reached in the capacitor the toaster shuts off.


I mean, this is nothing if not airtight.
You want to tell your bestie the news after you get proposed to, right?! Grande also often refers to her best friend Cabello as her wife, so she could be referencing that. Scientists may never know.
Exhibit C: Photographic evidence that Grande's been wearing an engagement ring since June 2?!
"I feel like I won a contest, it's so sick," Davidson said. "It's f*cking lit, Jimmy. It's so funny when you're walking down the street, and dudes, they're like [hat-tipping gesture]. You ever see that Derek Jeter commercial, and he's retiring and everyone just tips their hat? Some dude came up to me and he was like, 'Yo man, you gave me hope.'" Good luck to the young lovebirds!
Their romance was fast and furious and then ended in the most depressing way—Brand reportedly TEXTED his WIFE to tell her it was over.
The Canadian actor started a romance with the blonde beauty after being engaged to fellow Canadian Alanis Morissette (yep, that Alanis) for almost two years. Reynolds and Johansson's relationship was notoriously private and ended quietly after more than two years.
These two met at the 2005 Teen Choice Awards but didn't start dating until late March 2008. They then surprised everyone by getting married in the Bahamas on April 30. After six years of marriage and two kids, Cannon filed for divorce in December 2014 and their split was finalized nearly two years later.
Clooney proposed to the human rights lawyer in April 2014 and the extremely photogenic couple has been married since September of that year.
The British actor and her musician husband had reportedly been friends for years before they started dating and since marrying in April 2012, their family has doubled in size—the couple has two children together.
The couple tied the knot in April 2015 and welcomed their first child, a daughter named Bodhi, in August 2017.


Swim from Alcatraz to San Francisco? He did it.
Having a dad in the U.S. Navy meant James has always lived near the coast. Despite his health struggles living with a rare disease, swimming became a passion and he recently became among the youngest people to swim the channel between Alcatraz Island and San Francisco. Learn more about James in this video created to honor him at the National Hemophilia Foundation's 70th Annual Bleeding Disorders Conference.
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A team representing the National Hemophilia Foundation hits the pavement.


Deutschmann, B., Magrini, F., & Klotz, F. (2011). Internal IC Protection Structures in Relation to New Automotive Transient Requirements. In EMC Compo 2011 proceedings (pp. 47-52). Piscataway, NJ: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.
Internal IC Protection Structures in Relation to New Automotive Transient Requirements. / Deutschmann, Bernd; Magrini, Filippo; Klotz, Frank.
EMC Compo 2011 proceedings. Piscataway, NJ : Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, 2011. p. 47-52.
Deutschmann, B, Magrini, F & Klotz, F 2011, Internal IC Protection Structures in Relation to New Automotive Transient Requirements. in EMC Compo 2011 proceedings. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Piscataway, NJ, pp. 47-52, International Workshop on Electromagnetic Compatibility of Integrated Circuits, Dubrovnik, Croatia, 6/11/11.
Deutschmann B, Magrini F, Klotz F. Internal IC Protection Structures in Relation to New Automotive Transient Requirements. In EMC Compo 2011 proceedings. Piscataway, NJ: Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. 2011. p. 47-52.


Scraping $8.8 million, this week's sale of Penthouse 2 in the Sun and Surf marked the most ever paid for a single unit in the oceanfront condominium building at 100 Sunrise Ave., property records show.
A trust in the name of the late Carol Stone sold her oversized three-bedroom apartment on the southeast corner of the 1970s-era building. The buyer was a Delaware limited liability company named Magis LLC.
Agent Susan Polan of Illustrated Properties represented the buyer in the deal but said she couldn't discuss the sale because of a confidentiality agreement.
The deed recorded Wednesday lists the buyer's mailing address as being in care of Jonathan Loeck of The Ayco Co., a financial advisory firm in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. He declined to comment, and no other information about Magis LLC was immediately available.
With 5,095 square feet of living space, inside and on its wraparound balcony, the seventh-floor condo hadn't changed hands since Stone's trust paid $1.65 million for it in 1996, property records show.
"We were very confident that we would set a record in that building," said listing agent Paulette Koch of the Corcoran Group.
The apartment's views are extraordinary, even by Palm Beach standards, said Koch, who has sold many oceanview condos during her career.
"This really is the best apartment view in Palm Beach. There are water views from all the main rooms. It's like being on an cruise ship," she said. "It's just the lightest, brightest apartment – very unusual and in beautiful condition, with very high-end finishes. It was a true trophy.
"Koch wouldn't comment further, other than to say the condo changed hands with a beachfront cabana – unusual for the Sun and Surf because of its double size — immediately below the apartment.
She had co-listed the apartment in June for $9.95 million with her son, Corcoran agent Dana Koch.
The apartment has walls of windows and sliding-glass doors with impact-resistant glass. The layout includes a den, an eat-in kitchen, four bathrooms and a powder room.Carol Stone, who died in 2011 at 81, was the wife of the late Chicago businessman and philanthropist Marvin Stone, a retired packaging executive and philanthropist. He died in 1999, three years after his wife's trust bought their apartment.
She had previously been married to the late businessman, real estate developer and philanthropist Paul Chanin, with whom she had two sons, Jeffrey Chanin and Steven Chanin. Both signed the deed as successor trustees to their mother's trust.
Two of Steven and Jeffrey Chanin's aunts also have condos at the Sun and Surf: Carol Stone's sister, Norma Smith, and Leona Chanin, their father's sister-in-law.
The Sun and Surf was developed as an apartment complex in 1970 on the site of the old Sun and Surf Beach Club between Sunrise and Sunset avenues. In 1977, it was converted into condos.
Designed by the late architect Gene Lawrence with 242 units, the complex consists of two irregularly shaped structures – the beach building and a smaller building immediately to the west at 130 Sunrise Ave.


The Expert Committee for the assessment of instrumentation purchase plan has been established in order to increase the efficiency of planning of costly devices purchase and in order to provide information on planned purchases.
The Commission shall carry out assessment of the plan for the purchase of instrumentation for research in case the estimated acquisition price exceeds CZK 1 mil. Incl.


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Martyl Langsdorf, an artist who designed one of the most enduring visual images of the 20th century, the Doomsday Clock, with its hands ticking toward midnight as a symbol of impending nuclear destruction, died March 26 at a rehabilitation facility in Schaumburg, Ill. She was 96.
She had complications from a lung infection, her daughter Suzanne Langsdorf said.
Mrs. Langsdorf was already a successful artist by the time she was asked to design the cover of the June 1947 issue of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists. Against an orange background, she set a quarter of a clock face, with a black hour hand pointing to the "12" position as a white minute hand approached 11:53.
Even without the accompanying articles about the danger of nuclear weapons, the implication was clear: The fate of the world was in doubt unless an escalating arms race could be stopped before it reached the doomsday hour of midnight.
It was the first and last magazine cover that Mrs. Langsdorf designed.
During World War II, Alexander Langsdorf had helped develop the atomic bomb as a member of the Manhattan Project. After bombs were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan, leading to the end of the war, he began to have misgivings. He was one of about 70 scientists who signed a letter to President Harry S. Truman, pointing out the "solemn responsibility" of the United States to control the use of nuclear arms.
Mrs. Langsdorf's simple visual image entered pop iconography as an element in songs by the Who, Iron Maiden and Bright Eyes. It was featured in novels and nonfiction books and became a near-universal symbol of the dangers lurking in the modern world.
In 2007, Mrs. Langsdorf recalled a visit to Japan with her husband in the 1970s.
Martyl Suzanne Schweig was born March 16, 1917, in St. Louis. Her mother was an acclaimed artist, and her father was a photographer.
She studied piano and violin before focusing on painting at age 11. As a teenager, she had a private showing and sold a painting to composer George Gershwin, who was visiting St. Louis.
As a student at Washington University in St. Louis, she once finished second in a playwriting contest. Third place went to a fellow student named Thomas L. Williams, who became better known as Tennessee Williams.
Mrs. Langsdorf, who signed her work "Martyl" (pronounced mar-TILL), was also an artist with the Works Progress Administration, a Depression-era program that, among other things, employed artists to paint murals in public buildings. In the early 1940s, she painted a mural highlighting African American history at the Recorder of Deeds Building in Washington.
She and her husband were married in 1941 and moved to Chicago in 1943. They had lived since 1953 in a landmark house in Schaumburg, designed by architect Paul Schweikher.
Alexander Langsdorf spent most of his career at the Argonne National Laboratory before his death in 1996. Survivors include two daughters, Suzanne Langsdorf of Arlington County and Alexandra Shoemaker of Aptos, Calif.; a brother; four grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Langsdorf was resigned to being known as the "clock lady," but she liked to point out that she had an 80-year career as a painter and printmaker. Her art was included in exhibitions at the Art Institute of Chicago, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, the St. Louis Art Museum and other prestigious venues.
Her work, which consists largely of landscapes and still lifes, is in the permanent collections of many museums, including the Smithsonian American Art Museum and Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden in Washington. At the time of her death, she was preparing for a new gallery exhibition in Chicago.
Since 1947, Mrs. Langsdorf's Doomsday Clock reappeared often on the cover of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, reflecting the changing state of the world.
From 1991 to 1995, during an era of arms reductions, the hands were pushed back to 11:43. The closest the clock has ever come to midnight was in 1953, when it reached 11:58 after the United States tested its first hydrogen bomb. A panel of scientists now meets each year to set the time of the Doomsday Clock, reflecting newfound worries about climate change and bioterrorism, as well as nuclear arsenals. When the panel released its most recent assessment in January, it concluded that, in doomsday time, it is five minutes to midnight.


We've heard this claim time and again in public hearings: new rental housing charges higher rents than existing apartments, and must therefore be making affordability problems worse.
In its recent report, the California Legislative Analyst's Office noted that as housing ages, it becomes more affordable. Housing that likely was considered "luxury" when first built declined to the middle of the housing market within 25 years. Take the 1960s-era apartments built in Marietta, a suburb of Atlanta: When they were new, they were middle to upper income housing, occupied by single professionals, gradually, as they aged, they slid down-market, to the point where the city passed an $85 million bond issue to acquire and demolish them as a way of reducing a concentration of low income households in the Franklin Road neighborhood.


It may seem absurd to those unfamiliar with psychoanalytic thought to suppose that man treats Nature in terms of dominance and submission as he might treat another human being with whom he has not been able to establish a one-to-one relationship, but I believe these attitudes can not only be demonstrated, but are actually important to our understanding of what has gone wrong in our relationship with the natural world.
Storr, A. (1974) "Man's Relationship with Nature" in The North American Review 259. pp.18-24.
Fisher, A. (2013). Radical Ecopsychology: Psychology in the Service of Life. New York, Albany: SUNY Press. p.7.
Kidner, D. W. (1994) "Why is psychology mute about the environmental crisis?" in Environmental Ethics 16. pp.359-378.
Fisher, A. (2013). Radical Ecopsychology: Psychology in the Service of Life. New York, Albany: SUNY Press. p.8.


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