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An mHealth intervention to improve medication adherence among patients with coronary heart disease in China: Development of an intervention
Zhao Ni, Changqing Liu, Bei Wu, Qing Yang, Christian Douglas, Ryan Jeffrey Shaw
Objectives: With this study, we aimed to develop a mobile technology (mHealth) intervention to improve medication adherence among patients with coronary heart disease (CHD). Methods: The study was conducted in two phases with CHD patients from a Cardiology Department of a hospital located in China. Each phase was independent from the other. Phase 1 tested the integration of the two apps — "WeChat" and "BB Reminder" — as an mHealth intervention. All participants received the same educational materials via WeChat every two days. Participants in the experimental group received a reminder from BB Reminder for every dose of their medications. The duration of Phase 1 was 30 days for each participant. Phase 2 refined the intervention, in which educational materials were sent every five days rather than every two days, and medication-taking reminders were sent daily rather than every dose. Results: In Phase 1, an mHealth intervention was developed by integrating two mobile apps. In Phase 2, medication adherence increased at 30-day follow-up in both groups compared to baseline. At the 30-day follow-up, the mean of the decrease in medication non-adherence score in the experimental group (M = −1.35, SD = 2.18, n = 36) was more than the decrease in control group (M = −0.69, SD = 1.58, n = 36), which means the medication adherence improved more in the experimental group. Conclusion: The feasibility of using mHealth to remind CHD patients to take their medications is high.
International Journal of Nursing Sciences
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijnss.2018.09.003
Published - Oct 10 2018
Hospital Departments
Ni, Z., Liu, C., Wu, B., Yang, Q., Douglas, C., & Shaw, R. J. (2018). An mHealth intervention to improve medication adherence among patients with coronary heart disease in China: Development of an intervention. International Journal of Nursing Sciences, 5(4), 322-330. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijnss.2018.09.003
An mHealth intervention to improve medication adherence among patients with coronary heart disease in China : Development of an intervention. / Ni, Zhao; Liu, Changqing; Wu, Bei; Yang, Qing; Douglas, Christian; Shaw, Ryan Jeffrey.
In: International Journal of Nursing Sciences, Vol. 5, No. 4, 10.10.2018, p. 322-330.
Ni, Z, Liu, C, Wu, B, Yang, Q, Douglas, C & Shaw, RJ 2018, 'An mHealth intervention to improve medication adherence among patients with coronary heart disease in China: Development of an intervention', International Journal of Nursing Sciences, vol. 5, no. 4, pp. 322-330. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijnss.2018.09.003
Ni Z, Liu C, Wu B, Yang Q, Douglas C, Shaw RJ. An mHealth intervention to improve medication adherence among patients with coronary heart disease in China: Development of an intervention. International Journal of Nursing Sciences. 2018 Oct 10;5(4):322-330. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijnss.2018.09.003
Ni, Zhao ; Liu, Changqing ; Wu, Bei ; Yang, Qing ; Douglas, Christian ; Shaw, Ryan Jeffrey. / An mHealth intervention to improve medication adherence among patients with coronary heart disease in China : Development of an intervention. In: International Journal of Nursing Sciences. 2018 ; Vol. 5, No. 4. pp. 322-330.
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Q: NPM script - Run command for each file in a folder / glob Is it possible to create a NPM script that runs a command for a glob ?
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\section{Introduction}
\label{sec:intro}

The superconductivity of $\rm C_{60}$-derived solids owes its
origin in part to features of
the vibrational spectrum\ \onlinecite{johnson,varma,schluter}
of $\rm C_{60}$.  Consequently, a microscopic understanding of
superconductivity requires an understanding of the
vibrational modes. While there have previously been detailed computational
studies\ \cite{wu,negri,stanton,weeks,adams,jishi} yielding vibrational
frequencies in excellent
agreement with experiment, additional insight into the nature of modes
can be obtained by comparing the vibrational spectrum of
quasi-spherical $\rm C_{60}$ with that of its continuum analog: a thin, elastic,
spherical shell.

The electronic structure of $\rm C_{60}$ has been previously described in a
similiar fashion, where $\rm C_{60}$ is thought of roughly as
a spherical system with continuous rotational symmetry, invariant
under the group $\rm O(3)$. This leads to electronic multiplets,
labeled by $\ell$ with degeneracy $2\ell+1$. The true molecule has
only discrete icosahedral ($\rm I_h$) symmetry; and, as is commonly
done in crystal field theory, a correspondence can be made between the
multiplets under the approximate high symmetry group and their
descendants under the lower symmetry.

This correspondence between orbitals under $\rm O(3)$ and orbitals under
$\rm I_h$ was made by Haddon {\it et al.}\ \cite{haddon}
The $\rm O(3)$ multiplets order with energy increasing
with increasing $\ell$, implying that the energy scale associated with
changes in radial quantum number, $\epsilon_r$, is much larger than
the rotational energy scale, $\hbar^2\over 2mR^2$, where $R$ is the
length scale of the spherical potential and $m$ is the electron mass.
The most energetic of the 60 $\pi$-electrons therefore occupy the $\ell=5$
multiplet.

Under the lower symmetry $\rm I_h$, multiplets of the spherical model
for $\ell > 2$ are split under $\rm I_h$, as icosahedral symmetry can
not support an orbital degeneracy larger than 5. For the occupied
orbitals, these gaps are smaller than the spacing between adjacent
$\ell$ multiplets; consequently, the correlation between $\ell$
multiplets and nearly degenerate manifolds in $\rm C_{60}$ is clear.

We expect the comparison of vibrations of an elastic shell to that of
the $\rm C_{60}$ molecule to give qualitative insight, but we certainly do not
expect close quantitative agreement. The continuum elastic
approximation is only justified for the lowest frequency modes such that
${\omega}<<\frac{v_s}{d}$, where $d$ is a typical nearest-neighbor
distance, and $v_s$ is the transverse speed of sound on the shell.

Furthermore, the linear elastic approximation assumes only local
interactions. It is known that for force constant models to get good
agreement with the experimentally measured vibrations of $\rm C_{60}$, it is
necessary to include up to third-nearest neighbor interactions.\cite{jishi}
Hence, a linear elastic model would not expect to yield good
quantitative agreement with experiment over the entire spectrum.
Nevertheless, to deepen our understanding of the character of the
complex modes of $\rm C_{60}$, we find it useful to compare the molecular
modes with those of an elastic spherical shell, where the eigenmodes
and eigenfrequencies can be described by compact analytic expressions.

\section{Modes of the Thin Spherical Shell}
\label{sec:shell}

We summarize the results obtained by Lamb\ \cite{lamb} concerning the
vibrations of a thin spherical shell. The modes
can be divided into two classes. Modes of the first class have
displacements which are
purely tangential to the surface of the shell. We denote the $\ell$th
of these shear modes by $\rm S_\ell$. The frequency spectrum of shear
modes is given by

\begin{equation}
\Omega^{(S)}_\ell=\sqrt{(\ell-1)(\ell+2)}
\label{shearf}
\end{equation}
where $\Omega$ is the dimensionless frequency,
\begin{equation}
\Omega={\omega R\over v_s},
\end{equation}
$R$ is the radius of the shell, and $v_s$ is the transverse speed of
sound on the shell. We note that $\Omega$ monotonically increases with
increasing $\ell$, and the lowest frequency shear mode has $\ell=2$.

The modes of the second class have displacements which have radial
character. Of these mixed modes, the $\ell=0$ mode is purely radial.
Its dimensionless frequency is given by
\begin{equation}
\Omega^{(M)}_0=2\sqrt{\gamma}
\label{m0}
\end{equation}
where $\gamma$ is related to the Poisson ratio of the shell $\sigma$,
\begin{equation}
\gamma={1+\sigma\over 1-\sigma}
\end{equation}
the Poisson ratio being the dimensionless
ratio of transverse compression to longitudinal
extension.

The mixed modes with $\ell>0$ have displacements with both radial and
tangential character. The dimensionless frequency of the $\ell=1$ mode
is
\begin{equation}
\Omega^{(M)}_1=\sqrt{6\gamma}
\label{m1}
\end{equation}

In the case of mixed modes with $\ell\ge 2$, each frequency has two
branches whose frequencies are
\begin{equation}
\Omega^{(M)}_{\ell\pm}=\bigg[{\frac{\nu}{2}\pm\frac{1}{2}\big(\nu^2
-16(\ell^2+\ell-2)\gamma\big)^{1\over 2}}\bigg]^{1\over 2}
\label{m-}
\end{equation}
where $\nu={(\ell^2+\ell+4)\gamma+\ell^2+\ell-2}$.
We denote the mixed modes by $\rm M_{\ell(\pm)}$. We plot selected
shell frequencies as a function of the Poisson ratio in Figs.\
\ref{hy2} and \ref{hy01}.

\section{Results and Discussion}

We establish correlations between the modes of the shell and the modes
of $\rm C_{60}$. The breathing mode of $\rm C_{60}$ ($\rm A_g(1)$) can be
unambiguously matched with its counterpart mode of the shell,
the mixed mode $M_0$. Both modes have exclusively radial character and
transform as the trivial representation of their respective symmetry groups.

$\rm C_{60}$ has another mode preserving the icosahedral symmetry, but with
pure tangential character\ \cite{pickett}. We note that the decomposition of
$\ell=6$ representation under $\rm I_h$ contains $\rm A_g$\ \cite{fowler}.
We conclude that the $\rm A_g(2)$ mode is predominantly a descendant
of the $\rm S_6$ shell mode.

The lowest frequency mode of the shell, $\rm M_{2-}$, has a degeneracy
of 5. Under $\rm I_h$, we expect this degeneracy to still be
supported. Experimentally, the lowest frequency mode of $\rm C_{60}$, the
so-called squashing mode $\rm H_g(1)$, has mixed displacement
character\ \cite{pickett} and the same degeneracy as the
$\rm M_{2-}$ mode on the shell; thus, we infer that they are correlated.

The next lowest frequency mode of the shell, $\rm M_{3-}$, has a
degeneracy of 7, which decomposes under $\rm I_h$ into $\rm T_{2u}$
and $\rm G_u$ modes. We correlate $\rm M_{3-}$ with the nearly
degenerate multiplet $\rm T_{2u}(1)$ and $\rm G_u(1)$. Similarly, the
$\rm H_g(2)$ and $\rm G_g(1)$ levels must have evolved primarily from
the splitting of the $\rm M_{4-}$ mode.

As the $\rm M_{1}$ shell mode must remain unsplit, we correlate it with a
$\rm T_{1u}$ type mode under $\rm I_h$. There are two $\rm T_{1u}$
modes which are close in frequency. From stereographic
projections\ \cite{weeks} of the modes, we conclude that
$\rm T_{1u}(2)$ is primarily a descendant of $\rm M_{1}$, while $\rm
T_{1u}(1)$ results from the splitting of the $\rm M_{5-}$ mode.

For $\ell\ge 5$, mixed shell modes have
small spacings compared to the splittings under $\rm I_h$. There are
no real predominant ``progenitor'' levels, as mixing among many shell
modes must be involved in determining the final character of the
displacements.
We summarize our low frequency correlations in Fig.\ \ref{corr}.

The spectrum of the shell results from one structural parameter
and two elastic parameters. We adjust the elastic parameters to fit to
the low frequency portion of the spectrum. We use a value of 3.56\ \AA
\ for $R$, as obtained from experiment.
We estimate the following parameter values from a fit to the
$\rm A_g(1)$ and $\rm H_u(1)$ modes using Eqs.\ \ref{m0} and \ref{shearf}:
$\sigma\approx0.30$ and
$v_s\approx1800$ m/s. We choose to fit to these modes as their
correlation with shell modes is clear, and they stem from multiplets
whose degeneracy is preserved under $\rm I_h$.

Combining Eqs.\ \ref{m0} and \ref{m1}, we observe that
\begin{equation}
\frac{\omega({\rm M_1})}{\omega({\rm M_0})}=\sqrt{3\over 2}\approx 1.22
\end{equation}
{\em independent} of elastic parameters. Based on our correlation
diagram, we can compare this ratio to experiment. We use the
value of 493 cm$^{-1}$ for ${\omega({\rm A_g(1)})}$\ \cite{zhou}, and
a value of 577 cm$^{-1}$ for ${\omega({\rm T_{1u}(2)})}$\
\cite{huffman} to obtain a ratio of
${\omega({\rm T_{1u}(2)})}/{\omega({\rm A_g(1)})}= 1.17$.

The
reasonable agreement with ${\omega({\rm M_1})}/{\omega({\rm M_0})}$
gives support to the interpretation of these modes as progenitors of
the ${\rm A_g(1)}$ and ${\rm T_{1u}(2)}$ modes.
A comparison of selected spherical
model frequencies to experimental frequencies is given in
Table I.
Perhaps the real utility of
the correlations made is that
the known analytic forms of the eigenmodes might be used to
approximate displacement fields in calculations.

\acknowledgments

We thank F.~Anderson, W.~Leenstra, and J.~Wu for valuable
discussions. Acknowledgment is made to the Donors of The Petroleum
Research Fund, administered by the American Chemical Society, for
support of this research.

\vfil\eject

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The foundation also runs a program called "Grieving, Handle with Care" to educate people on how to help friends and family suffering from sudden loss.
"We found LLost's information on what to say and not say to grieving parents through Julie Brosnan, our sales representative here at Fredericksburg Parent, after she lost Gwendolyn (Gwen) in her 6th month of pregnancy. We were all so sad and really had no idea how to help Julie, or what exactly to say the first time she came back to a meeting," says Leigh Anne Van Doren, publisher of Fredericksburg Parent and Family.
October is Infant Loss month. On October 1st, the Llost foundation will hold their annual "Healing Hearts Walk to Remember"at Old Mill Park, starting at noon.
• An Exact Replica of a Figment of My Imagination: A Memoir, written by Elizabeth McCracken. This touching story written after the author lost her first baby in the 9th month of her pregnancy. This book is deeply moving and will have you not wanting to put it down.
• Empty Cradle, Broken Heart: Surviving the Death of Your Baby, written by Deborah Davis. This book covers things from immediately after the loss all the way to being pregnant after a loss. This book has many quotes form various families that have lost children (pregnancy loss and stillborns) and various topics, such as the differences in how woman and men grieve, are covered.
For a complete list, go to llost.org/resources.


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Real estate consultant for many years, Yves joined our agency as a partner in 2015. He shares our philosophy and values as no one else. Beside his know-how in the real estate market, Yves has a great empathy and analyzing skills.
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AAALAC International is a private, nonprofit organization that promotes the humane treatment of animals in science through voluntary accreditation and assessment programs. AAALAC stands for the "Association for Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care."
AAALAC's purpose is to provide an open, fair and impartial peer-evaluation that results in valuable suggestions and information organizations will use to improve their programs and achieve new levels of excellence.
But NABR is anything but impartial.
The National Association for Biomedical Research (NABR) is the only national, nonprofit organization dedicated solely to advocating sound public policy that recognizes the vital role of humane animal use in biomedical research, higher education and product safety testing.
"AAALAC International is a private, nonprofit organization that promotes the humane treatment of animals in science..."
AAALAC does not promote the elimation of animals in science, nor does it judge the scientific value of the research. The latter is actually part of the NIH grant review process.
AAALAC is impartial in the sense that it provides independent feedback about animal care to institutions.


Hello ladies ヾ(☆▽☆)! New year is coming and I'm so excited for tomorrow. I made few resolutions in 2013 and I'll try my best to achieve it. I hope everyone is going to have a wonderful new year party tomorrow!o(≧▽≦)o Now, I'm going to share my short review about NEW Dolly Wink false lashes in number 16, Dolly Mix. This is one of Dolly Wink new false lashes collection along with number 15 that I reviewed weeks ago. So, let's see how it looks like on my eyes!
Always look adorable and pretty. I love the daisy decoration and the purple color.
As you can see on the picture, this design has more volume on the root of the false lashes. This design can make our Iris look bigger and our appearance look maturer and bright. I'm not really a fan into this design, because I think it's ordinary and I've seen some false lashes with similar design.
Not my favorite kind of false lashes design, this remind me of Luminous change false lashes by Rumi.
I wonder why, it looks kind of natural on you, but everytime I wear dolly wink. it looks soooo weird on me lmao. I did trim few milimeters of the falsies though. nah...I think I just can't pull of such a look.
These look really natural :D ah I need some new lashes >.< hope you have a happy new year!
That lashes looks really cute and sweet.
Beautiful eyelashes! Even though I do not wear false, but your posts and entice me to buy them.
They do look like the number 1 :D Pretty still! Happy new year cominica!
You don't seem to like these so much, but somehow they still look so darned cute ^_^ I want to try Dolly Wink but they're so expensive to import (I'm in the US). Glad to see these in action!


The versatile forward spent just one season at KCOM Craven Park, featuring twice.
George Milton has become the third Hull KR departure in 48 hours, following Liam Harris and Mitch Clark out of KCOM Craven Park.
The 22-year-old has left the Robins following a single season in east Hull, where he struggled for game-time.
Featuring just twice all year before ending the campaign on loan at Sheffield Eagles, Leeds native Milton has now joined League One outfit Bradford Bulls on a two-year deal.
With his only start coming in Easter Monday's defeat in Toulouse, his exit comes as little surprise. Milton, a former Leeds Rhino junior, arrived from Doncaster with high expectations but a lack of game-time within KR's first-team environment has prompted the move back across the M62.
In June, Milton joined Sheffield on loan until the end of the current campaign, scoring one try in nine appearances.
As well as turning out for KR's sporadic reserves fixtures, Milton also played for Hemel Stags, Newcastle Thunder as well as Rovers' dual-reg partners York City Knights.
"I didn't know what to expect when I first came down, I went around the facilities with John Bastian and was in awe. The gym is to a Super League standard, so is the pitch, and the stadium is incredible. We are just in the wrong division at the minute so hopefully we can just kick on this year," Milton told the Bradford website.
"Everything is to a Super League standard and has a real feel good factor about it, that's what made me want to sign.
"My primary position is loose forward, I like to carry the ball, tackle a lot and make some plays. I do a lot of pre-line plays and offloads so I feel I could bring a lot to the team.


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Q: Sobre poner un una palomita del check Como obtener esto en HTML
Solo puedo colocarla de esta manera
Me serian de gran ayuda.
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Restrooms are unsurprisingly offered, and water hookups are offered here. There are showers here at Lake Brownwood State Park - Willow Point.
As long as you adore the outdoors you will adore Texas. Lake Brownwood State Park - Willow Point is situated in an area with loads of entertaining stuff to do, and a lot of people like to come here to escape.
State Park. Lake Brownwood State Park - Willow Point is prized by the people of May.
As if Lake Brownwood State Park - Willow Point wasn't sufficient, you can also go fishing, swimming, playing golf, and hiking, so running out of enjoyable things to do won�t happen.
to run into some nice folks from May here. A good scene to bowl near Lake Brownwood State Park - Willow Point is Academy Lanes.
Outdoors recreation in the vicinity of Brownwood, Texas, the metro area neareast to Lake Brownwood State Park - Willow Point. Find info on campgrounds, marinas, hiking trails, ski resorts, lakes, beaches, parks, whitewater, golf courses and more.


An interface between two media is a topologically stable two-dimensional object where 3D-symmetry breaks which allows for the existence of many exotic excitations. A direct way to explore surface excitations is to investigate their interaction with the surface waves, such as very well known capillary-gravity waves and crystallization waves. Helium remains liquid down to absolute zero where bulk excitations are frozen out and do not mask the interaction of the waves with the surface states. Here we show the possibility of the massless wave which can propagate along the surface between two different superfluids phases of He3. The displacement of the surface in this wave occurs due to the transition of helium atoms from one phase to another, so that there is no flow of particles as densities of phases are equal. We calculate the dispersion of the wave in which the inertia is provided by spin supercurrents, and the restoring force is magnetic field gradient. We calculate the dissipation of the wave and show the preferable conditions to observe it.


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/* Area:	ffi_call
   Purpose:	Check return value long double.
   Limitations:	none.
   PR:		none.
   Originator:	From the original ffitest.c  */

/* { dg-excess-errors "" { target x86_64-*-mingw* x86_64-*-cygwin* } } */
/* { dg-do run { xfail x86_64-*-mingw* x86_64-*-cygwin* } } */

#include "ffitest.h"
#include "float.h"

static long double ldblit(float f)
{
  return (long double) (((long double) f)/ (long double) 3.0);
}

int main (void)
{
  ffi_cif cif;
  ffi_type *args[MAX_ARGS];
  void *values[MAX_ARGS];
  float f;
  long double ld;

  args[0] = &ffi_type_float;
  values[0] = &f;

  /* Initialize the cif */
  CHECK(ffi_prep_cif(&cif, FFI_DEFAULT_ABI, 1,
		     &ffi_type_longdouble, args) == FFI_OK);

  f = 3.14159;

#if 1
  /* This is ifdef'd out for now. long double support under SunOS/gcc
     is pretty much non-existent.  You'll get the odd bus error in library
     routines like printf().  */
  printf ("%Lf\n", ldblit(f));
#endif
  ld = 666;
  ffi_call(&cif, FFI_FN(ldblit), &ld, values);

#if 1
  /* This is ifdef'd out for now. long double support under SunOS/gcc
     is pretty much non-existent.  You'll get the odd bus error in library
     routines like printf().  */
  printf ("%Lf, %Lf, %Lf, %Lf\n", ld, ldblit(f), ld - ldblit(f), LDBL_EPSILON);
#endif

  /* These are not always the same!! Check for a reasonable delta */
  if (ld - ldblit(f) < LDBL_EPSILON)
    puts("long double return value tests ok!");
  else
    CHECK(0);

  exit(0);
}


Through its Investments Division, TDG aims to develop, explore and manage productive business relationships and enterprises across all its Member Companies.
The Investments Division is engaged in business development & investments, securities trading, real estate development and property leasing and renewable energy.
TDC is the investment and holding company of TDG. It has nurtured the growth of TDG through the years by providing the necessary resources for the establishment of new companies and the expansion of current member companies. TDC is involved in ship ownership, logistics, ship management, airline general sales agencies, tourism & travel related services, ground-handling, property management, ICT and BPO services, contact/call centers, business investments and related services.
ARHI is the property holding company and real estate arm of TDG which is involved in land ownership, property leasing and management, site selection and real estate acquisition services.
APEX is a securities broker and dealer, and is a bonafide member of the Philippine Stock Exchange. The company conservatively operates its seat at the Ayala trading f loor and has focused on providing its corporate and individual customers with basic stock trading services that are highly reliable, accessible and affordable.
TREC is engaged in the research, exploration, generation, development and/or production of energy, such as but not limited to alternative and renewable energy. TREC is also involved in systems integration and development, marketing, distribution and/or utilization of various types of energy and energy saving systems.
TUSC is a joint venture between TREC and Uyeno Green Solutions Ltd. ( Japan). It is engaged in solar power generation and system integration, with a mission to promote the widespread adoption of solar power towards building a sustainable, clean and green world.
TDG Tokyo is the representative office of TDG in Japan, for the development and expansion of businesses - especially with its Japanese partners and principals, and the establishment of new business relationships between in Japan and throughout Asia.


Now that's a name I wish I never had to hear again.
In just one night he managed to turn my entire world upside down.
I'm determined to move past it.
But life doesn't always cooperate, especially when my roommate is now shacking up with his best friend. If he thinks his boyish charm and crooked smile are enough to make me forget, he has another thing coming.
The heart is a fragile thing. I have no intention of putting mine back in the hands of a man hell bent on seeing how far it will bend before it finally breaks.
Crazy Stupid Obsession is the second of three standalone novels in the Crazy Love Series.


Hand Coded Studio is a web-focused design & development company in Surrey, England.
Web design must be both strikingly beautiful and fundamentally functional. Our process encompasses the whole experience - from responsive interfaces to the tiny details and interactions.
Richard Murray, owner of Murray Property Group, approached Hand Coded Studio for a brand new website design and build. Having worked with us before, he knew our dedicated approach to the process and commitment to build an excellent website.
Hand Coded Studio helped Murray Property Group improve their online presence by designing a brand new website, adding content to the Content Management System, and deploying their website with an SSL certificate.
In collaboration with lead designer Phil Bettany, we built the MODE Tracker website which displays visual scorecards for clear and credible stakeholder communication. The application uses a custom database and bespoke Content Management System.


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Titans: Nissan Stadium Renovation Would Cost $1.8B
Paul Steinbach
There was a time not too long ago when a billion-dollar price tag on a new stadium raised eyebrows. This week, Tennessee Titans team leaders claimed that an analysis of Nissan Stadium shows it would cost $1.8 billion to fix and renovate the stadium.
As reported by Fox affiliate WZTV in Nashville, team president and CEO Burke Nihill said prefab construction and band-aid repairs over the years has resulted in major disrepair.
"It's a basic building that's hard to update to modern standards," Nihill said.
The city's lease with the stadium says its ultimately Metro's responsibility to maintain it as a first0class facility, comparable to other NFL stadiums across the country that were built within ten years of Nissan Stadium.
Nihill says the stadium's current condition doesn't meet that standard. He says it's known as one of the worst stadiums in the NFL.
"Doing nothing isn't an option, we need to come up with a long-term solution to make sure that we're leaving the general taxpayer of that risk," Nihill said.
The high cost of repair begs the question: What would it cost to build new instead?
Nihill says a new stadium would cost up to $2.2 billion. The team is already exploring a funding plan.
From AB: How Stadium Construction Costs Reached the Billions
The Titans have secured about $700 million in private funds, including liquidating assets from the estate of Bud Adams, the team founder. The state has committed $500 million dollars toward a new stadium with a roof, WZTV reported.
The remaining $1 billion would come from hotel taxes and local sales taxes collected at the stadium and surrounding campus. The city's general fund would not be used to fund a new stadium.
A new stadium would make the city's current lease null and void, along with that looming billion-dollar repair bill.
"We are trying to find a way out of this lease and put the Titans in a position that does just that, that this risk is on the team," Nihill said.
Niahill says the Titans would prefer a new stadium to repairing the old.
Mayor John Cooper's office shared a statement, saying:
The Mayor's priority is to remove the tax burden on Nashville residents under the current stadium lease, which everyone acknowledges obligates Metro to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to renovate the existing stadium, and then maintain it over the remainder of the lease.
As outlined in our office's op-ed last week, the point of negotiating a new deal with the Titans is to relieve the burden on the General Fund so that we can continue to make greater investments in the Mayor's priorities for neighborhoods and families, including more tools to address affordable housing, combating homelessness, investing in our schools and teachers and keeping our streets clean and safe. It's important to remember the state's $500M contribution and the additional revenue from the hotel-motel tax are both contingent upon building a new, enclosed stadium.
We have no plans to commission another study to tell us what we already know: renovating the stadium would cost Nashvillians hundreds of millions of dollars.
Erie County Stadium Corporation Approves New Buffalo Bills Stadium Deal
University of St. Thomas Athletics Receives 'Transformative' $75M Gift
Cleveland Browns to Expand On-Field Seating in 2023
More in Stadium & Arena
Alabama's Extended Learfield Deal Includes First-Of-Its-Kind NIL Hub
The University of Alabama athletic department has extended its multimedia rights relationship with longtime partner Learfield in a new 15-year agreement that the sports marketing giant calls "one of the longest and most integrated in college athletics."
While the NFL's Buffalo Bills were knocked out of the playoffs last weekend, the team is one step closer to building a new stadium after the directors of the Erie County Stadium Corporation unanimously approved plans for the new facility.
The University of St. Thomas is celebrating a $75 million gift to its athletics department that some at the school say will transform the state of athletics at the school.
Facility Friday: Goschke Family Wrestling Training Center, 5,000-Seat Athletic Complex
Check out three new projects including a wrestling training center in Iowa, a multi-use on-campus arena in Minnesota and a planned stadium in Michigan....
The NFL's Cleveland Browns are hoping to get more fans as close to the action as possible by expanding the number of on-field seats the team offers.
As Fan Wi-Fi Usage Hits Record Highs, Stadiums Prep Networks for Big Games
Fans attending last weekend's Bengals-Ravens playoff game hit the Wi-Fi network at Paycor Stadium with record breaking traffic, a phenomenon that highlights how stadium operators are tasked with satiating the needs of an increasingly connected audience.
Police, Match Officials on Trial Related to Deadly Soccer Stadium Stampede
Police officers and match officials in Indonesia are on trial this week in connection with a stadium stampede that killed more than 100...
Arena Sign Policies Come Into Play Over Harassment of UK's Calipari
After a fan was escorted out of Rupp Arena last Tuesday for holding up a sign encouraging University of Kentucky men's basketball coach John Calipari to take the job at Texas, some questioned what's permissible speech inside basketball venues.
Iowa Reduces Football Season Ticket Prices for 2023
Inflation has been a sore subject for most Americans in recent months, but University of Iowa football fans will at least see some relief with their purchase of 2023 season tickets.
State Farm Stadium Wrestles With Fire Code Violations Ahead of Super Bowl
As State Farm Stadium preps to host next month's Super Bowl, facility operators are tasked with fixing numerous fire code violations at the Glendale, Ariz., venue.


Oliver Sears Gallery is pleased to announce an exhibition of new work by Dublin-based artist, Patrick O'Reilly. Works include installations, bronzes, paintings and photography. Throughout his career, O'Reilly has often sought to look at the big questions by using dramatic props. By taking familiar objects, distorting them, making them from unusual materials or placing them in uncustomary situations the focus is shifted, sometimes shockingly, on an otherwise ordinary object. Once the viewer is placed outside the comfort zone the natural next step is to raise questions.
Monet especially. Big haystack, small church. It strikes many chords, the essential and spiritual, the superannuated, the discreet, the manmade and the made in heaven. Its presence is strangely calming surrounded by exquisitely curved wooden statues of the saints, light streaming through the stained glass windows turning sections red and blue. Also present in the church is 'House' an installation that appeared last year at the Centre Cultural Irlandais in Paris. Here is a seemingly pristine wooden house that belies the chaos that lives within. Peer through the windows and see stacks of crockery, buckets and other vessels overflowing with water. The message is one of simple pride but it's a beautiful apparatus.
Back in the gallery there is a smaller haystack, large photographs of the main stack and a collection of new bronzes and installations embracing O'Reilly's passion for expressing human emotion through the guise of the teddy bear, an alter ego.
To cap this unusually creative period for the artist is a cycle of paintings made with oil on melamine, a natural product used in work surfaces. Uniquely, melamine resists any kind of absorption and allows the paint to sit undiluted making for a deeply rich resolution. The artist works by covering the surface in its entirety and then, employing a sponge removes the excess paint. The compositions range from trees, landscapes to pure abstract shapes that lend successfully to the atmosphere of the exhibition which runs until 6th June.


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Author Pamela Dunnam's new book "All Manner of War" is an epic and evocative historical drama following four brothers on their journey as Confederate soldiers
Recent release "All Manner of War" from Page Publishing author Pamela Dunnam is a sweeping tale of family, service, and perseverance inspired by the real stories of her great-grandfather and his three brothers as they leave their Alabama home in 1861 to serve in the Confederate Army in the devastating War between the States.
FLOWER MOUND, Texas (PRWEB) November 22, 2021
Pamela Dunnam, an exciting new author with deep Southern roots and a lifelong passion for history and family, has completed her new book "All Manner of War": a gripping and potent literary debut that keeps the pages turning until its poignant conclusion.
Sending four sons to war while meeting the challenges of the farm on the hill they cherish, an Alabama family experiences the War Between the States from different viewpoints, facing all manner of war on all fronts and at home. They are changed forever through the long five years of the war, coming face-to-face with so many pivotal events of the times. As much as the political circumstances of the day drive their actions and decisions, they come to realize they are a family connected by a common cause, that their family is the most important gift they have, to be treasured and protected. No matter who the enemy at the door, or the challenges they face, the common theme is the family spirit and driving desire to be whole again on the hill they call home.
As each son joins the Confederate Army to serve with General Lee in Virginia, ride with the cavalry in Tennessee, or suffer the tedium of fort life on the gulf, each experiences the time in similar but different ways. The family at home must handle the burden of a blockaded existence while holding out hope and prayers for the sons to return home, while losses from the hill mount by the score. It is a story filled with desperation, fear, anger, and exhilaration, a journey through every emotion of the human soul.
Published by Page Publishing, Pamela Dunnam's engrossing book is a superb choice for avid historical fiction readers.
Readers who wish to experience this engaging work can purchase "All Manner of War" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes Store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.
For additional information or media inquiries, contact Page Publishing at 866-315-2708.
About Page Publishing:
Page Publishing is a traditional, full-service publishing house that handles all the intricacies involved in publishing its authors' books, including distribution in the world's largest retail outlets and royalty generation. Page Publishing understands that authors should be free to create, not mired in logistics like eBook conversion, establishing wholesale accounts, insurance, shipping, taxes, and so on. Page's accomplished writers and publishing professionals allow authors to leave behind these complex and time-consuming issues and focus on their passion: writing and creating. Learn more at http://www.pagepublishing.com.
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Restaurant Satakunta is located on the second floor of Original Sokos Hotel Vaakuna.
In the morning, the restaurant serves the hotel breakfast, the most diverse breakfast buffet in town that is available for hotel guests and other customers alike.
Breakfast service hours: Mon – Fri 6:00– 09:30 a.m., Sat 7:00 – 11.30 p.m., and on Sundays, the extended breakfast and brunch 7:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.!
Come and enjoy a relaxed breakfast, maybe even accompanied with a glass of sparkling wine!
In the daytime, the restaurant premises can be reserved for meetings or group lunches.
We can arrange functions and parties according to your wishes.
Contact us and we will show you the different ways the space can be used and we will help you plan your function in a way that allows you to focus on being with your guests.
Restaurant Satakunta is the perfect choice for both corporate functions and family celebrations.
Our professional staff will help you come up with ideas for your event and help plan it.
We make every day a celebration – Come and have a good time!


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Q: Figure and caption side-by-side with multiple includegraphics commands I am trying to adapt this solution (top option) for placing captions beside the figure. If I have one figure it works as expected, but when I try to add a second \includegraphics command to get an image immediately below the first - the spacing does not work as I expected (see figures below).  How do I fix this?  Or is there an alternative?  I tried sidecap but it did not work for me.

MWE
\documentclass[11pt]{article}
\usepackage{graphicx}
\usepackage{floatrow}
\usepackage[showframe]{geometry}

\begin{document}

\begin{figure}
\floatbox[{\capbeside\thisfloatsetup{capbesideposition={left,top},capbesidewidth=0.4\textwidth}}]{figure}[\FBwidth]
{\caption{A test figure with its caption side by side - works fine if I only have one includegraphics}\label{fig:test}}
{\includegraphics[width=0.5\textwidth]{example-grid-100x100pt}}
\end{figure}

\begin{figure}
\floatbox[{\capbeside\thisfloatsetup{capbesideposition={left,top},capbesidewidth=0.4\textwidth}}]{figure}[\FBwidth]
{\caption{With two includegraphics everything is pushed to the right outside the page borders}\label{fig:test}}
{\includegraphics[width=0.5\textwidth]{example-grid-100x100pt} \\ \includegraphics[width=0.5\textwidth]{example-image-b}}
\end{figure}

\end{document}

A: I suppose that your two images only have a single caption that is top aligned with the upper of the two images.
In the following MWE, I have used a tabular to help position the images:

\documentclass[11pt]{article}
\usepackage{graphicx}
\usepackage{floatrow}
\usepackage[showframe]{geometry}

\begin{document}
\begin{figure}
\floatbox[{\capbeside\thisfloatsetup{capbesideposition={left,top},capbesidewidth=0.4\textwidth}}]{figure}[\FBwidth]
{\caption{With two includegraphics everything is pushed to the right outside the page borders}\label{fig:test}}
{\begin{tabular}{@{}l@{}}\includegraphics[width=0.5\textwidth]{example-grid-100x100pt} \\
\includegraphics[width=0.5\textwidth]{example-image-b}\end{tabular}
}
\end{figure}

\end{document}


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Horany (ukr. Орани) – wieś na Ukrainie w rejonie brodzkim obwodu lwowskiego.

Linki zewnętrzne
 Орани, Львівська область, Бродівський район

Rejon brodzki
Wsie w obwodzie lwowskim

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'use strict';

/**
 * @ngdoc function
 * @name jobmatchApp.controller:JobprofileCtrl
 * @description
 * # JobprofileDetailCtrl
 * Controller of the jobmatch
 */

//angular module
var jobmatch = angular.module('jobmatch');

//controller
jobmatch.controller('JobprofilesDetailCtrl', ['$scope', 'jobprofilesService', '$routeParams', 'auxService', '$location', '$anchorScroll', '$timeout', 'alertService', 'baseUrl','$http', function ($scope, jobprofilesService, $routeParams, auxService, $location, $anchorScroll, $timeout, alertService, baseUrl,$http) {

  //scope variable to allow displaying them in the html file
  $scope.data = {};
  $scope.candidateData = {};
  $scope.candidateDataExcel = {};
  $scope.languages = {};
  $scope.lang_proficiency = {};
  $scope.country = {};
  $scope.isced = {};
  $scope.isco08 = {};

  //get the routeID and get the jobprofile with the according id
  jobprofilesService.findOne($routeParams.jobprofilesId).then(function (response) {
    $scope.data = response.data.content;
  }).then(function () {
      jobprofilesService.match($scope.data.jobprofile_id).then(function (response) {
        $scope.candidateData = response.data;
        $scope.candidateDataExcel = [];
        angular.forEach($scope.candidateData, function(value){
          var contact = new Object();
          contact.name = value.last_name;
          contact.vorname = value.first_name;
          contact.phone = value.phone_number;
          contact.mail = value.mail;
          $scope.candidateDataExcel.push(contact);
        });
        $scope.$broadcast('loaded:scroll');
      });
    });

  $scope.goToDetail = function (id) {
    $location.path('/candidateprofiles/' + id);
    //reset the hash
    $location.hash('');
  };

  $scope.scrollToMatching = function () {
    $location.hash('jobheader');
    $anchorScroll();
  };

  //nescessary for the scrolling if pressing the scroll to candidate-button
  $scope.$on('loaded:scroll', function() {
    $timeout(function() {
      $anchorScroll();
    });
  });

}]);


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Just Who is the 'iGen' Generation and How Are They Different?
The 74 million young Americans born between 1995 and 2012 comprise the most important generation in the nation's history, both in size and composition. One out four Americans, from age 5 to 22, have been collectively dubbed the "iGen" generation, a shortened descriptor for internet generation.
The iGen handle won out over numerous other suggested names, namely Generation Z, which was doomed to failure because there was no context provided by a Generation Y preceding it. (That generation of those born between 1981 and 1995 became better known as the Millennials.) Other Generation Z replacements included the Homeland Generation, Centennials, Post-Millennial, The Founders, iGeneration, and no doubt others, all of which fell to the wayside of public opinion.
That a generation has its own moniker is far from unusual, given the names of population groups from the past. Those several periods, ranging between 12 and 25 years, were known as the Lost Generation; the Interbellum Generation; the Greatest Generation; the Silent Generation and its subset, War Babies; Baby Boomers; Generation X; and the most-recent group, Millennials.
Not only has it become the largest social cohort, outnumbering Millennials and Baby Boomers, the iGen generation — "iGen'ers" — is also the most ethnically diverse generation compared to its predecessors. Psychology Professor Jean M. Twenge of San Diego State University, who lays claim for coining the iGen name in her 2006 book, Generation Me, notes in her 2017 sequel, iGEN, that one in four is Hispanic and nearly one of 20 is multiracial. Non-Hispanic whites had occupied a slim 53 percent majority of that group in its earlier years; however, that percentage falls to under 50 percent beginning with iGen'ers born as of late 2009. "That means no one group is in the majority…" she writes, adding that the generation after iGen — those born beginning in 2013 and thus far branded "Gen Alpha"– will be the first majority nonwhite generation.
Technology has been iGen's middle name.
The differences between iGen'ers and their social elders go far beyond race and ethnicity. Most evident is the fact they've been exposed massively to technology. With the web revolution of the 1990s, they've had access to an unprecedented amount of information on the internet – a tool they've never been without. Add to that roughly 150,000 apps available with just a few clicks on their mobile devices.
Just under eight out of ten teenagers owned a cell phone in 2015. Roughly the same number use a phone daily for a variety of reasons with some teenagers accessing their smartphones as many as 80 times a day. The Sparks and Honey advertising agency found that a little more than four out ten teenagers in 2014 used computers more than three hours a day for purposes other than school work. That was double the 21 percent who did so a decade earlier.
Author Anthony J. Turner characterizes young people in this age group as having a "digital bond to the Internet" but argues that it may be helping youth escape from the emotional and mental struggles they face offline. On the other hand, other researchers and some parents are concerned that the prevalence of smart phones may cause "technology dependence" and a lack of self-regulation that may hinder child development.
What makes iGen'ers different?
Dr. Twenge lists several characteristics of iGen'ers that differentiate them from their parents and older siblings. A partial list that follows shows that iGen'ers typically are:
much more tolerant of others, different races and cultures, sexual orientations;
more cautious and averse to taking risks;
growing up more slowly, not wanting to stay home alone, manage their own money, etc.;
aware and concerned about an economy shaped by income inequality;
less likely to drink alcohol or take drugs in high school;
less likely to attend church;
more likely to think for themselves and not believe authority figures in church or government;
delaying having serious romantic relationships;
experiencing fewer teen pregnancies;
spending less time in shopping malls;
less likely to go see a movie;
not inclined as much to run away
not all that interested in getting a driver's license right away (one of four iGen'ers do not have a license by the time they graduate from high school);
less interested in face-to-face contact with others, preferring instead to connect via smartphones;
less interested in reading books, magazines or newspapers;
spending more time playing computer games
less experienced in having an after-school or summer job and earning money while in high school;
feeling more depressed than those in prior generations;
feeling lonely and not needed;
susceptible to higher suicide rates;
more supervised and protected while growing up;
spending enormous amounts of time using social media and smart phones; sometimes well into the early hours of the morning; and,
more conservative politically and less interested in identifying with a political party. (18- to 29-year-old voters are now a larger percentage of all voters than those over 65.)
What is the job outlook for iGen'ers?
Career Coach Michael T. Robinson of CareerPlanner.com emphasizes that iGen'ers will need either relevant workforce skills or a formal education, even more so than did their predecessors. The jobs in demand and new opportunities for iGen'ers will be guided by the following dynamics now evident in today and tomorrow's workforce:
Healthcare and high technology will continue to be booming fields as will careers in science, some engineering fields, and software;
Automotive engineering has limited potential, except for the electric vehicle sector;
Civil engineering offers few job opportunities due to a reduced level of construction of buildings and infrastructure;
There won't be that many jobs for people who major in English, history or philosophy;
Sales jobs, especially those in the traditional retail sector, will continue to shrink as shopping malls close and Amazon and other online retailers grow;
Sales people who specialize in business development and finding new customers will be in demand
Jobs that are done onsite or in person (plumbers, electricians, barbers, beauticians, et al) will remain in demand, although at lower compensation levels than those requiring a college education;
Marketing remains a good field but will experience significant and even unforeseen changes;
The need for auto mechanics will go through interesting changes in the long term with the growth of electric and self-driving vehicles;
Taxi and truck driver jobs will be less in demand as automated vehicles grow in numbers;
The need for automobile ownership is expected to decline with the number of Uber and Lyft cars that can be summoned to take people to their destinations.
How all this affects the way iGen'ers prefer to learn
As the digital generation, iGen'ers expect digital learning tools to be deeply integrated into their education. Referring to them by the discarded designator, Generation Z, Sieva Kozinsky in a July 24, 2017 Forbes magazine article, wrote, "They believe they should be able to seamlessly connect academic experiences to personal experiences through the same tools."
Referring to a Barnes and Noble College study showing that today's students refuse to be passive learners, Kozinsky said they are not interested in showing up for class, sitting through a lecture and taking notes that they'll need to memorize for a later exam. Instead, they expect to be fully engaged and to be a part of the learning process themselves.
These students tend to thrive when they are given the opportunity to have a fully immersive educational experience and they even enjoy the challenges of being a part of it. For example, the study showed that 51 percent of those students surveyed said they learn best by doing while only 12 percent said they learn through listening. These same students also said they tend to enjoy class discussions and interactive classroom environments over the traditional dissemination method.
Kozinsky further observed the study shows that "…the preference towards a collaborative learning environment is not limited to in-person interactions. Instead, Gen Z is completely comfortable with learning alongside other students, even outside their own school, using digital tools such as Skype and online forums. Furthermore, these students expect these learning tools to be available on demand and with lower barriers to access. "For them, learning isn't limited to just the classroom; it's something that can take place at any time, anywhere."
Access to unlimited new information has created a more self-reliant and career-driven generation, according to the Forbes article which noted that 13 percent of "Gen Z-ers" already own their own business. "Many are even taking this entrepreneurial spirit to drive changes in college curriculum as they show a strong interest in designing their own classroom path in college."
So, what lies ahead for IGen'ers?
At the end of her iGEN book, Dr. Twenge writes that iGen'ers "are scared, maybe even terrified. Growing up slowly, raised to value safety and frightened by the implications of income inequality, they have come to adolescence in a time when their primary social activity is staring at a small rectangular screen that can like them or reject them. The devices they hold in their hands have both extended their childhoods and isolated them from true human interaction. As a result, they are both the physically safest generation and most mentally fragile…If they can shake themselves free of the constant clutch of their phones and shrug off the heavy cloak of their fear, they can still fly. And the rest of us will be there, cheering them on."


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American University Museum Winter 2016 Exhibitions
Sat, 30 January 2016 - Sun, 13 March 2016
Roots and Readings, 2013 painting (acrylic paint, latex paint, spray paint)on wood panel 48" x 36"x1 3/4" by Renée Stout. Courtesy of American University Museum.
Opening: RESCHEDULED to Saturday, January 30
In addition to its winter shows, American University Museum celebrates the grand opening of the Alper Initiative for Washington Art, a new space on the museum's first floor devoted to the exhibition of work by DC artists. The Alper Initiative for Washington Art has been made possible due to a generous donation from philanthropist, artist and American University alumna Carolyn Alper. The initiative will sponsor lectures, films, and other events, and provide for the creation of a digital archive of Washington art. The winter showing of Circle of Friends is the first exhibition presented by the Alper Initiative for Washington Art.
Renée Stout Tales of the Conjure Woman features recent work by Renée Stout, who is best known for her exploration of vestigial retentions of African cultural traditions as manifested in contemporary America. Stout's work lets audiences view some of the rich traditions and cultural practices of African America through exploration of an underground system of African-derived folk beliefs as transmitted from slavery to the present. This system, known variously as Hoodoo or conjuring, has its origins in herbal medicine, root work, and a belief in the spiritual attributes of plants and animals. Stout uses the alter ego Fatima Mayfield, a fictitious herbalist/fortuneteller, as a vehicle to role-play and confront issues such as romantic relationships, social ills, or financial woes. Tales of the Conjure Woman offers a peek into a fascinating world ruled by superstition and ancestral wisdom.
In conjunction with Renée Stout Tales of the Conjure Woman, the exhibit Circle of Friends tells a story of female artists supporting one another as they make their way towards artistic maturity and relevance and approaches the history of Washington art from the perspective of these communities of support.
This group exhibition features 16 artists from the Baltimore and DC region who formed the artistic cohort of Renée Stout. Working in mediums ranging from sculpture and installation to printmaking and photography, these artists influenced Stout or were influenced by her from the time she arrived in DC in 1985. Artists include: Lilian T. Burwell, Cheryl Casteen, Linda Day Clark, Cianne Fragione, Susan Goldman, Margo Humphrey, EJ Montgomery, Martha Jackson Jarvis, Jae Ko, Valerie Maynard, Jiha Moon, Jamea Richmond-Edwards, Joyce Scott, Hadieh Shafie, Sylvia Snowden and Joyce Wellman.
Impact! The Legacy of the Women's Caucus for Art celebrates the impact of the WCA Lifetime Achievement Awards presented annually to artists, art historians, and curators. The awards were first presented at the White House in 1979. The exhibition, curated by awardee and former College Art Association president Leslie King Hammond, will focus on the impact of and connections among the awardees themselves. The WCA awards ceremony will take place during the annual conferences of the CAA.
Maggie Michael A Phrase Hung in Midair as if Frozen is a mid-career retrospective of the D.C. artist and AU alumna, featuring paintings from 2002 through the present. Michael's work is at once intuitive and conceptual, serving as a platform for exploring physicality, the workings of language, literature, and the vagaries of emotion and information. With much discussion in the art world today about the role painting plays, Michael's work argues for its continued relevance. A Phrase Hung in Midair as if Frozen is Michael's first museum exhibition and her first survey exhibition.
Center Hours:
Tuesday through Sunday: 11am to 4pm
The Katzen Arts Center located at 4400 Massachusetts Avenue NW. For more information, call 202-885-1300.


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All programs of study for the degree of Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science are designed to be completed in four years. Most students graduate in the traditional four-year period, although individual programs allow for five years. The first year, either the second or third year, and the senior year must be spent in residence.
Graduating seniors in the humanities, fine and performing arts, social sciences, and most interdisciplinary programs are awarded the Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)degree. Students in the natural sciences alternatively may complete a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree, provided they meet departmental requirements. There are generally more course requirements in the major for the B.S. degree than the B.A. degree, though both degrees require the completion of 32 courses for graduation. Individual Majors in scientific subjects may also receive the B.S. degree if their applications are approved by the Individual Majors Committee. Students may also create and apply for an Individual Major in another program and receive a B.A. degree.
Addressing each of the eight educational goals of our general curriculum; two of the goals are integrated across the four-year curriculum, and six are aspirational goals satisfied through the completion of specific coursework that addresses each goal.
Passing a First-Year Seminar with a grade of C- or higher.
Completing any potential faculty-mandated writing requirements.
Passing 32 courses (including achieving a minimum grade and GPA standards).
Completing the requirements for an academic major, including a capstone course or experience, and a minor (or a second major).
The normal course load for HWS students is eight full-credit courses in an academic year, evenly distributed across the two semesters. Students in good academic standing may take three, four, or five courses in any particular semester.
Students may take additional half-credit courses (ex. RCOL, MUS, DAT) without the Dean's approval, but are not allowed to count two half-credit courses as one full credit for the normal course load policy. No more than four half-credit courses can count toward graduation.
Courses taken CR/DCR/NC will not affect a student's GPA but do count towards the required 32 courses for graduation, if a grade of CR or DCR is received. No more than four courses with grades of D+, D, D-, or DCR can count toward the 32 courses needed for graduation. Majors and minors may have additional grade requirements for the specific degree.
Pre-Med and Pre-Engineering interests must be addressed immediately and carefully. Justin Miller (x3884) can answer all health professions questions, and Don Spector (x3594), Engineering.
Updated information that highlights new requirements/changes to major and minor information.


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I became Muslim in February 1988. Alhamdulillah! My sons and grandchildren are all Muslim. They have a special place in my heart and I love spending time with them.
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Sarah is a Mother, grandmother, native American Muslimah and poet, now living in Sharjah, UAE. She is the author of a children's book and Two Wings and a Prayer, a book of poetry.


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Pickering Introduced Version 6 of its Switching Path Management Software
Pickering Interfaces, a provider of modular switching and signal simulation solutions for electronic testing and verification, introduced version 6 of Switch Path Manager.
This new version of its signal routing software incorporates new functionalities and is accompanied by a new "lite" version.
Switch Path Manager software is designed for signal routing in complex switching systems and for the development of the switching software application for test systems.
The two main updates for the version 6 of Switch Path Manager (SPM) :
The software evaluation period is now 14 days. These 14 days correspond to the number of days of actual use of the software and not over a fixed period of time. This allows users to evaluate the software according to their agenda.
Switch Path Manager Lite: This is a fully functional low-cost software version but limited to one configuration with two active switching modules. Configurations with more than two modules can be created, loaded and edited, but not executed. Unlike the standard SPM license, SPM Lite is not dedicated to a computer. SPM Lite can be used as a site license.
Other features offered by SPM 6 :
The system configuration editor provides functions such as copy, paste, delete, search, replace and manipulate cells. Dedicated pins filtering technology has also been improved. Display options are now available so that the user can choose what to display in the configurator.
Introduction of multipoint routes: Previously, to create fixed routes for several points (for example, A connects to B & C), two single routes (A-B, B-C) had to be created and combined into groups. This operation is now possible in a single step.
New API function: IsConnectedStatus (EndpointA, EndpointB). With a single and simple function call, it is possible to ensure that given termination points have been connected by SPM. This feature is important when a route uses multiple relays, and on that route, there are more endpoints connected to each other than a user is thinking of. For example: A and B have been connected, but C, which is on the same path, is also connected. It is not obvious that the user knows the A-C-B path, unless the IsConnectedStatus function is called.
Pickering announces PXI Fault Insertion Switches up to 2 Amperes
Pickering PXI switching module participates in A-10C aircraft ground test
Pickering's PXI microwave multiplexers reache 50 GHz frequencies
With 40-559 models, Pickering's PXI matrices increase in density
Pickering to introduce high-density modular LXI Ethernet Reed relay matrix modules
Pickering expands range of high-density 2 A PXI multiplexers


The Hasegawa 1/72 scale kit of the RF-4B was "limited edition kit" with only 1 set of decals for a RF-4B of the VMFP-3 MARINE Corps with decals provided in this kit #Ka-9.
The RF-4B was a reconn version of the F-4 Phantom from McDonnell Douglas. Like the USAF RF-4C, the RF-4B was unarmed and it had camera windows in the nose cone. A smaller radar was fitted and it also had protection equipment like chaff/flare dispensers on each side of the aircraft at the rear fuselage.
The first RF-4B flew on March 1965 and all went to the US Marine Corps to different units. 46 planes were manufactured. Planes were also used in Vietnam and several updates done during its service life. For example later on the J79-GE-8 engines were replaced by J79-GE-10 engines and new avionics fitted.
The surviving RF-4B went to a new squadron, VMFP-3, based at MCAS El Toro in 1975.
This version will be made out of the kit. The parts are fine with recessed panels and good parts although there are not many of them.
The kit was assembled straight out of the box (SOTB). Only some putty was needed, notably around the camera's nose windows and the lower fuselage-wing joints.
The cockpit was detailed with some sprue and rod, and decals.
The sharp looking black nose striping and the tail colours are particular nice of the overall finish and supplied through decals.
The colours are overall Fed.Std FS36440 gull grey.
The decals gave no problems and went on very good after the kit got a gloss base coat of Johnson Future.
The RF-4B is unarmed and has no provisions for Sparrows missiles.


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The Journal Interview- Douglas R. Lempereur
Douglas R. Lempereur is a 19-year veteran of the Franklin Templeton Investments organization and has over 33 years of investment experience. Mr. Lempereur joined Templeton in 1988, prior to its acquisition by Franklin Resources, Inc., and has served in a variety of capacities for the firm, including portfolio manager with a focus on emerging markets bonds, Director of Fixed Income Research, Director of Corporate Development for Templeton, and Senior Vice President of Global Portfolio Services.
Interviewed by David Spaulding
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Douglas R. Lempereur is a 19-year veteran of the Franklin Templeton Investments organization and has over 33 years of investment experience. Mr. Lempereur joined Templeton in 1988, prior to its acquisition by Franklin Resources, Inc., and has served in a variety of capacities for the firm, including portfolio manager with a focus on emerging markets bonds, Director of Fixed Income Research, Director of Corporate Development for Templeton, and Senior Vice President of Global Portfolio Services. He has served as President and CEO of Franklin Templeton Investment Trust Management Co., Ltd. in Seoul, Korea and as head of the Global Investment Performance Services Department. Douglas assumed his present role as overseer of compliance with the Global Investment Performance Standards® in early 2006.
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