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As a youth support worker and disability advocate, Seb Trezise made a difference to people's lives.
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Updated Thursday, 6th September 2018, 4:32 am
Hollie and Seb Tresize
And even after his tragic death aged 32, he has continued to make a difference by being an organ donor.
For organ donation week, which ran from September 3 to 9, Seb's widow Hollie shared his story to encourage others to join the NHS Organ Donor Register. Click here to read an interview with Hollie for his funeral.
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She said: "Donation has not eased the pain of losing the person I loved most in the world. However, I have since met a couple of people who either were recipients of donated organs or who knew recipients.
"When you meet someone who has benefited from organ donation and realise the impact the donation had on the life of another human being it absolutely made me proud of Seb and the decision to donate. It doesn't change the fact that I have lost Seb but it gives someone else a chance to live and nobody could argue with the enormous value of that."
The disabled athlete from Fastnet Way, Littlehampton, died in June 2018 from a cardiac arrest following a seizure while parked on his driveway after a day at work.
He was born with spina bifida and fluid on the brain, which required a shunt into his brain and left him wheelchair-bound for life.
But Seb never let his disabilities stop him. A keen swimmer growing up, he was part of the British Wheelchair Athletics Association for years, competing as a discus thrower.
He put his details on the NHS Organ Donor Register five times, and donated his kidney, liver, lungs and heart tissue. Hollie and Seb were fans of Grey's Anatomy, sparking a chat on the topic.
She said: "It's so important for the media to talk about these issues because Seb would never talk about death. I have always been open and willing to talk about these issues but Seb would just roll his eyes and say 'we don't need to talk about anything like that yet'."
Last year, 70 people in West Sussex had their lives saved by a transplant. If more people agreed to donate, more lives would be saved in West Sussex and around the country.
Although the number of donors is increasing, and the waiting lists are reducing, right now there are around 6,000 people waiting for a lifesaving organ transplant across the UK.
During Organ Donation Week, the NHS is urging families to talk about donation with the message – 'Words Save Lives'. Councils and organisations around the country are lighting prominent buildings pink, which is the colour of the modern donor card, in support of the country's organ donation campaign.
Anthony Clarkson, Interim Director of Organ Donation and Transplantation for NHS Blood and Transplant, said: "It's tragic that so many people from West Sussex have died waiting for a transplant – what is shocking is that many of those lives could have been saved, had more families agreed to donate organs.
"People are dying every day because some families are not talking about donation. We need more families in West Sussex to say yes to organ donation, so that more lives can be saved."
He added: "We all know that organ donation legislation will change to a deemed consent system in England and Scotland in future years but the harsh fact is people are dying right now waiting for an organ and it will still be important for people to know your decision.
"We don't want people to die because of a fatal complacency that because you know you want to be an organ donor you presume your loved ones know it too.
"Please, let your family know your decision and ask them if they want to be donors. Don't leave your family guessing what you would have wanted to happen.
"We know that many families feel enormous pride and comfort at knowing that their relative went on to save lives through the gift of organ donation."
"Nationally, around three people die a day in need of an organ. Only a small percentage of people die in circumstances where they can donate, so every donor is precious.
Millions of people are already on the NHS Organ Donor Register, join them today and tell your family you want to save lives. Register at www.organdonation.nhs.uk.
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Dr. Almeda Reynaldo
Name: Dr. Almeda Reynaldo
Clan: Tremere
House: Tremere
Social Standing: Neonate
Sect: Camarilla
Morality: Humanity
Status: Forsaken, Bloodhunted, deceased
Pronouns: Was/Were
Talon, Whip, Keeper of Elysium, Speaker of the Library of the Sixth Worthy
Dr. Reynaldo was a woman who appears to be in her late 20s. She had light olive skin and dark hair with a white streak, which she wore in a bun. She wore glasses, often slightly tinted, and had been known to over-accessorize with celestial themed jewelry. She was polite and soft-spoken.
She was a historian and scholar of religious studies, who specialized in Western European Renaissance Occultism. She had written multiple volumes about authorship and authenticity of various historical grimoires, often analyzing them (and their true authorship) from a feminist perspective. She was eager to please and even more eager to learn, often doing whatever she can to quench her curiosity... as evidenced by her foray into infernalism.
Born: September 13, 1987, Santiago, Chile
Formed pact with being calling itself Stolas: December 2012
Earned PhD in European History from the University of Hamburg: May 2013
Embrace date: The Winter Solstice of 2015, outside of Munich
Sire: Celia Nichols, antiquarian from London, Ancillae
Released from Accounting: Summer 2018
Moved to NYC: January 2021. Was teaching/studying in Providence, RI for several years prior.
Killed by her lover, Dani Astor, after being found out as an infernalist and declared Bloodhunted: December 17, 2022
Almeda was born in Santiago Chile to a family of investment bankers. Her childhood was generally mundane, but she grew enamored with the local brujeria, and started to study the history of her local folk magic. When she went to college at the University of Santiago, she started to study Medieval and Renaissance history, and decided that for graduate school, she would merge her two main academic interests. She earned a PhD in History in 2013 from the University of Hamburg, with a controversial publication asserting that some grimoires attributed to Johannes Faust were secretly authored by women. Frustrated with her lack of funding, lack of progress, and people not taking her seriously in her field, she decided to risk summoning a being known as Stolas and see if she could negotiate some sort of funding scheme with him. In December of 2012, they reached an agreement, and funding from mysterious foundations began to pour in as she agreed to anonymously/pseudonymously publish articles full of deadly misinformation. While also keeping up this nefarious "freelance writing" gig, she spent several years hopping from university to university, due to the rigorous fieldwork of her degrees and postdocroral research, and while investigating the authorship of some notable astrological treatises, she was noticed and marked as a potential recruit for the Tremere, who recently faced the collapse of The Pyramid. Eager to Embrace new recruits and rebuild their numbers, Almeda was Embraced in a group ritual Embrace during the 2015 winter solstice.
She spent several years apprenticing under her sire, Celia Nichols, an Ancillae kindred antiquarian who she had been in correspondence with previously during her course of studies. Ms. Nichols helped deploy Dr. Reynaldo to her previous position at Brown University, and helped oversee her amicable transfer to the New York City Chantry.
On Saturday, December 17, Jonathan Kesef uncovered that she was secretly helping "Ralph," a demon who had been ordering ritual killings throughout New York City. Immediately prior to hosting her first Elysium in her own museum, Kesef held an impromptu set of meetings with various leaders right outside the building to share this news. The Elysium itself went well, but Dr. Reynaldo was lured into a trap set by Nissim Melamed, away from this desecrated-sacred ground, and was ambushed by many members of the Camarilla, before being killed by Dani Astor.
She had three havens- one that serves as a new Elysium in the form of the Museum of the Bronx in the old Kingsbridge Armory, which has several sub-basements full of traps stolen from the Library of the Sixth Worthy, one Brownstone slightly deeper into The Bronx, near Little Italy, and one in a random hotel in Rochester.
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Dr. Reynaldo's Vitae Infusions are disguised as spare ink cartridges.
She is a Virgo with a Gemini moon.
She is a skilled astrologer and oracle.
Dr. Reynaldo owns a sizeable collection of cursed objects.
She has a tattoo of a funky cat churning butter from a 12th century German manuscript on her ankle.
"This ring has the power to turn anyone into a Toreador for a minute."-her on one of her Imbued Offerings
"When I remind myself what it is I am fighting for when I go into battle against the horrors of the abyss, or murderous demons, or cannibalistic spirits of corruption, or whatever fresh hell and looming apocalypse it is we are facing this time, it is always to protect a world where a visionary like Dr. Reynaldo can continue to push the boundaries of knowledge and possibility, and where those who are worthy can learn from her example." - Dani Astor, November 2022
"The necklace she gave me on what would prove to be our last night together read 'A pawn no more.' As brief as our time together was, she knew me better than any other being ever has, and was the first person to ever love me as an equal. And yet despite her powerful intelligence, curiosity, and heart, she could not understand just how seriously I took those words. I refuse to be a pawn, even to her, and certainly not to the Infernal. And I intend to wear her gift as a reminder to never falter while I take my solemn revenge and do my sworn duty in battle against the hellish forces who would exploit such a visionary's quest for knowledge in their quest to doom our world. I will not falter again, and I will never forget her." - Dani Astor, January 2022
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Quiara [note 1] Alegría Hudes [note 2] (1977) is a writer, and Puerto Rican – American playwright, author known for writing the Tony Award winning book for best musical In the Heights: In 2012, he won the Pulitzer Dramas Prize for his work Water by the Spoonful.
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Hudes is originally from Philadelphia, with a Jewish father and Puerto Rican mother, (spiritual leader of Santería and Buddhist traditions, encouraged her to become a writer), growing up in West Philadelphia (the Puerto Rican neighborhood in Philadelphia) , where he began composing music and writing, he has always declared that he is from "Puerto Rico and with Jewish blood" and "raised by two Puerto Rican parents." His stepfather was a businessman from Puerto Rico. And he graduated from Central High School; studying musical composition, at Yale University, where he obtained his B.A .; and then dramaturgy at Brown University, holding a Masters in Fine Arts (M.F.A.). She is a resident writer, member of New Playwrights, and Playwriting (Page 73 Playwriting). For the 2011-2012 academic year, Hudes is a visiting writer in the Theater Department at Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut, giving advanced intensive courses in dramaturgy.
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Larry Brown steps down as head coach of SMU
By Scott PhillipsJul 8, 2016, 9:48 AM EDT
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Larry Brown has stepped down as the head coach of SMU after leading the program back into the national spotlight the past four seasons.
The 75-year-old Brown is leaving the Mustangs over a contract dispute in which he wanted a longer extension than the program wanted to give him. Associate head coach Tim Jankovich, a former head coach at Illinois State who left that job to work for Brown, will take over as head coach at SMU. Jankovich coached the Mustangs for nine games last season — all wins — as Brown served a nine-game suspension due to NCAA violations.
Brown told ESPN's Andy Katz that his health is fine, but the contract dispute is what ultimately forced him to leave. "I've got nothing else to say right now. I have to text the parents of my players," Brown said to Katz.
Taking over at SMU in 2012, Brown took the program to national prominence after his surprising hire as he had an overall record of 94-39 in three seasons. Brown's tenure included an NIT appearance in his second season and a heartbreaking loss to UCLA in the opening round of the 2015 NCAA tournament.
But Brown's tenure at SMU will also be remembered for scandal — something that has somewhat defined Brown's legacy in the eyes of some. The NCAA ruled the Mustangs ineligible for the postseason in 2015-16 after it was determined that Keith Frazier, a prized McDonald's All-American recruit, had coursework done for him by SMU basketball staff. The Mustangs were tremendously talented last season, but had to watch the postseason from home despite a 25-5 record.
It doesn't help that Brown has earned a reputation around basketball as a coach who is always looking for a better opportunity as he's left jobs before his contract was finished multiple times.
Plenty of people will define Brown's tenure at SMU by that scandal, but he also helped SMU become a national power and filled a brand-new stadium with a newly-rabid fanbase. At 75 years old, it's likely we'll never see Brown as a head coach again and it was an interesting three-year run at SMU that helped legitimize a program that hadn't made the NCAA tournament since 1993.
Also a head coach at UCLA and Kansas at the college level, Brown won a national title with the Jayhawks in 1988, only to immediately leave for the San Antonio Spurs.
Known by many for his NBA accomplishments, Brown also coached the Detroit Pistons to the NBA championship in 2004 while also making stops with the Denver Nuggets, New Jersey Nets, Los Angeles Clippers, Indiana Pacers, Philadelphia 76ers, New York Knicks and Charlotte Bobcats.
Brown remains the only basketball coach to ever win an NBA title and national championship as a head coach. He was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 2002.


Welcome | Be Mobile-Create Together!
Be Mobile-Create Together! is a multi-national project between Europe and Turkey, providing emerging artists and authors in Turkey opportunities to spend time in artist residencies across Europe, and vice versa.
Be Mobile-Create Together! is led by the French Institute in Turkey, the Embassy of the Netherlands in Ankara, the Goethe-Institut and the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (İKSV) and is co-funded by the European Union and the Republic of Turkey.
Be Mobile-Create Together! will connect residency programmes in Europe and Turkey, and provide artists with an ideal environment for creation and production as well as the possibility of getting involved in the local art and cultural scenes. The project would thereby allow them to enrich their own practices through the exchange of skills and experiences. Beyond the traditional art hubs such as Amsterdam, Berlin, Istanbul and Paris, the project also includes peripheral residencies that wish to deepen their collaboration at an international level.
The project and the open call has been launched with a press conference held at the headquarters of the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (İKSV) at Salon İKSV on Wednesday, 20 March.


Newcastle United have registered their interest in buying Josh Brownhill according to an exclusive on Wednesday afternoon.
Teamtalk say that their information is that as well as Burnley, Bournemouth and Leicester, Newcastle have made their interest known in the midfielder.
Turning 22 in 13 days time, Josh Brownhill has been a key factor in Bristol City's surprise start to the season.
Almost relegated last season, this time around they are third top after 20 matches.
Their improved form has coincided with Josh Brownhill becoming an automatic first choice in the team, last season he started 19 of the 46 Championship matches for Bristol City, whereas this time he has started 18 of the 20 league matches and came off the bench in another.
Struggling to make an impression at Preston, Brownhill joined Bristol City on a free transfer 18 months ago and has made rapid progress.
The midfielder has three goals and two assists so far this season and Teamtalk say Bristol City are desperate for him to sign a new extended contract.
His current deal expires in the summer but the Robins do have an option for an extra 12-months on his contract.
Last season the midfielder only scored one Championship goal but it proved valuable to Newcastle.
Second last game of the season Brighton lost at home 1-0 to Bristol City with Brownhill getting the goal, helping to enable Newcastle to clinch the Championship title on the final dramatic day of the season.


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Cambia's Peggy Maguire: Palliative Care Supports Economic Sustainability
By Jim Parker | January 8, 2020 January 9, 2020
Peggy Maguire, president of Cambia Health Foundation, oversees the philanthropic arm of Portland, Ore.-based Cambia Health Solutions, an enterprise that includes more than 20 companies with the mission to improve the economic sustainability of the health care system.
During her tenure, Maguire helped transform the foundation from a regional grant-making institution to an investor in programs to advance palliative care leadership, quality, access and awareness. The foundation's signature program, called Sojourns, selects 12 emerging palliative care leaders to receive two-year $180,000 grants to fund projects to further palliative care innovation.
In addition to her work with the foundation, Maguire also leads Cambia's corporate social responsibility, ethics, compliance and palliative care solutions operations nationwide and advises the parent company and its subsidiaries on strategic investments.
Maguire recently sat down with Hospice News at the End Well conference in San Francisco to discuss Cambia's work to advance palliative care in the United States as well as investment trends in the hospice space.
Cambia is a multi-faceted organization. Can you introduce the company and its components?
Cambia is a total health solutions company that is founded on three different platforms. We have a health insurance business; that's our legacy business. It's more than 100 years old, and we operate Blue Cross Blue Shield plans in Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Utah.
The second major platform of our company is the Cambia Health Foundation, and it was founded in 2007. Our interest in palliative care and caregiving solutions really grew out of our work in the foundation. We really learned a lot through the foundation, and now we're building those lessons into the other parts of our company.
The third platform is called Echo Health Ventures, and it is a joint partnership between Cambia and Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina that is really looking to invest in resources that make health care better for people and for families.
All of the pillars and all the companies within the Cambia family are in service to a common purpose, which is to help make health care more person-focused and economically sustainable. We really want to change the way people experience the health care system and make the journey more about the unique needs of people and families and less about the institutions of health care.
Part of your role at Cambia is to advise the company on strategic investments. There has been a number of private equity investors moving into the hospice and palliative care space. What do you see as the drivers contributing to that trend?
I think what's driving venture money here is that people see that there's a problem, that the health care system isn't working as well as it could. About 70% of people say they want to die at home, yet 70% die In the hospital, I think that people want to find solutions to solve consumer problems to address that pain point.
Have you perceived any particular trends in terms of where investors are putting their money in the hospice and palliative care space?
I think people are trying to figure out how to provide care in the home.
For example, there's a company that we invested in through Echo Health Ventures called Dispatch Health, that brings urgent care services into the home. So say, your kid falls in the driveway and scrapes their knee or scrapes their chin and needs stitches. Instead of taking them to an urgent care center, you can call Dispatch Health and they would send clinicians to you.
I see similar trends happening in the investor space that's really trying to figure out how you support community- and home-based palliative care.
You have been described as the architect for Cambia's comprehensive approach to serious illness. Can you describe that approach?
We do have a comprehensive approach to palliative care and caregiving support. It started with our corporate philanthropy and the foundation. When we set up the foundation, we wanted to pick an area of health care that was underfunded — but that was consistent with our cause of making health care more person-focused and economically sustainable. We chose palliative care, because it really does change the experience of people living with serious illness and their caregivers.
Part of being a good architect is listening to what people need and then trying to design solutions around what they're telling you. We learned so much from the people that we met in the palliative care community, the grantees that we funded, and it presented us with just really amazing opportunities and amazing work.
We asked ourselves: We're out there advocating for palliative care and serious illness care — how do our own health plan members experience that? So we looked at our health plan benefits and the services that were available, and we decided they were not sufficient. We needed to expand them. This was back in 2014.
We began to expand our health plan benefits. We really liberalized the hospice benefit by taking away the requirement that you had to have a doctor certify that you had six months to live. We expanded home health visits and removed some preauthorization requirements. We also made it available along with curative care, and then we made it available across all lines of business without additional premiums.
We began paying for advanced care planning conversations before it became a Medicare benefit, and we provided personalized case management support from palliative care-trained nurses. We call that our Personalized Care Support program, and we have specialized case management staff that work with our members who have serious illnesses and also provide support to their caregivers.
We also decided to cover family and marriage counseling in the home, because we know the stress on the relationships and on the caregivers is very significant. We were one of the first health plans in the country to support caregivers in that way, if not the very first.
For our own employees, we created a resource group called the Caregiver Palliative Care Employee Resource Group. This is a peer-to-peer counseling platform for our 5,000 Cambia employees where people come together on a monthly basis to share their own personal stories and experiences about caregiving or living with a serious illness. We also bring in outside speakers to talk to them and to support their needs.
How did that expansion of palliative care without raising premiums impact your business?
We don't track these data, but there is a thought that if people have more control and more say in their care, if they know what their options are, and if they're offered palliative care sooner in the trajectory of their disease, that it will allow them to live well and live longer without suffering through unwanted and unnecessary care. Eventually, the supposition is that this will result in cost savings.
Our CEO, Mark Ganz, coined the phrase that what we are doing is not about a return on investment — it's about a return on humanity. He really believes that what we're doing is the right thing to do, that it's the right thing morally and ethically to support people with serious illness and their family members in this way.
When we introduced the expanded benefits back in 2014, He said that we were not going to look at this as a straight up actuarial problem. That's not the issue. The issue is how do people experience the health care system and what we can do to improve that experience.
Like any health insurance company, we experienced financial headwinds, but I don't think that will cause us ever to change this benefit. I'm not suggesting that we're not shrewd business people, but we do have a philosophical approach to changing the health care experience.
How do you go about identifying patients that might be in need of palliative care?
We do this in a number of ways. One, we allow patients to self identify. They can call us or their caregivers can call us. Of course, we accept physician referrals from clinicians in our network. We also have a partnership with a company called GNS Healthcare that uses predictive analytics to identify members of our Medicare Advantage population that could benefit from an extra layer of support.
None of these methods are perfect. The problem with waiting for referrals is they often come very late, even physician referrals. I believe people can benefit from palliative care as soon as they're diagnosed with a serious illness, but the culture of the health care system hasn't gotten there yet, and we're working on that.
Companies featured in this article:
Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina, Cambia Health Foundation, Cambia Health Solutions, Dispatch Health, Echo Health Ventures, End Well, GNS Healthcare, Journey
Jim Parker is a subculture of one. Swashbuckling feats of high adventure bring a joyful tear to his salty eye. A Chicago-based journalist who has covered health care and public policy since 2000, his personal interests include fire performance, the culinary arts, literature, and general geekery.
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What do you do to work long time Feeling a Wave. The mind is not sitting in work. So now you need to turn around for a few days. Otherwise you will go to depression. But do not worry about where to go. Because today you will know about some of the wonderful places of the world. Which will remove your tension one by one. Let's take a look at those places in the world. That would surprise to surprise you like me.
Bolivia's Salar de Uyuni is a scenic landscape scene. This is a chariot. If you come here, you'll feel like you're in the sky. It looks like the cloud over your head is under the feet and clouds. Here you can walk, You can drive. Then you will feel that you are keeping cars in the clouds. You will not find this strange feeling anywhere.
Actually, this is not the reality. In reality this layer is covered with salt layer. The area of this region is 10, 582 square kilometers. Such a wide area is covered with salt, so the chariot works like a big mirror. That is why the sky seems to be beneath your feet. Many people came here to visit this specialty. Many people came to apply for photography trick. And take different types of photos.
This place in Turquir's palmukel is really strange. There are 17 natural hot spring or warm springs. This festive spring water has been here for thousands of years. These proposals contain plenty of calcium, which is deposited on the shores of the thousands of years. As a result, the springs are shaped like swimming pools. The flowers are made of calcium carbonate or limestone, very white to look at.
The temperature of this whites spring is up to 35 degrees C to 100 degree Celsius. And drinking water of this type of warm water causes great harm to our body, especially the skin. This is why many people visit here.
In 1964, it was suddenly created while digging the soil to do a company job. Which is growing slowly. Fly Geyser is located in Nevada, United States of America. It always leaves water out of it. Fly Geyser is now about five feet high. Until 2014 it was 2.7 meters or 12 feet. Therophilic is responsible for being so beautiful black outside the elge. Those who grow well in a warm and warm environment.
This chariot located southwest of Venezuela. The river has come in one corner. Lightning with the brightest light in the world this chariot and river meets. About 140 to 160 days a years electricity is also about 10 hours a day. You will be surprised if you know more. There are 200 flashlights for every hour. Lightning speed pick-up is from May to October. People passing by this chariot enjoy this wonderful scenery. Due to the lack of such light, there are so many adventurous people going to Marichibo Lake to see this strange scene of flashing power on the chariot.
Suppose you parked cars in one place and went around. After an hour, your car is not there. So what will you continue? First come to your head someone has stolen the car. Right? But if you park the car in Ladakh on this hill. After a while, the car does not get in its place. Then do not tension.
Maybe your car has pulled this magnetic heel toward its own. How it is done is still a mystery. Scientists believe that this mountain has magnetic strength which pulls cars up to twenty kilometers faster. If you keep the car neutral here and you start running it. Not only Ladakh This is happening in some other places in the world.
Rainbow Mountain located in Xayenge, China. Its height ranges from two to three thousand 800 meters. This beautiful mountain attracts millions of tourists every year to attract her beauty. If you are watching these hills for the first time, then you might think it's a big canvas painting picture. Now maybe you might have questions about how beautiful colors came on the hill.
The hill was built by the third Sea era with sand, stone and sedimentary rock. Which was stored before the creation of the Himalaya mountain. It also has iron, oxide and other minerals. Afterwards, long periods of atmospheric and chemical reaction were created by the different colors. As you see, all the beauty of the world is that all colors are centered around it. In 2009, the UNESCO Heritage Site was included for the wonderful beauty.
So friends, please tell me on comment box which of these places are the most loved by you.


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Coenosia kosterini — вид двукрылых семейства настоящих мух. Назван в честь российского одонатолога О. Э. Костерина. Типовое местонахождение — город Омск (Россия).

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Длина тела самца 2,5 мм. Лоб занимает треть ширины головы. Лицо и щёки жёлтые. Усики жёлтые. ариста длинная в коротких волосках. Щупики жёлтые. Бока груди, среднеспинка и щиток покрыты серым налётом. Ноги жёлтые. Передние голени с двумя рядами щетинок. Лапки жёлтые. Все тазики покрыты жёлтыми волосками, задние тазики в сером налёте. Крылья прозрачные, их размах около 2,5 мм. Жилки жёлтые, в вершинном части буроватые. Закрыловые чешуйки белые. Жужжальца жёлтые. Брюшко относительно короткое и толстый. На четвёртом и пятом тергитах брюшка на сером фоне имеются парные чёрные пятна. Пятый стренит брюшка увеличен и густо покрыт длинными, жёлтыми волосками. Самка не известна.

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Настоящие мухи
Насекомые Азии
Животные, описанные в 2009 году
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The Death World Books – The Good, The Bad & The Ugly.
Death World is a really entertaining read. Jason dinAlt is the hero, a gambler with psionic abilities who is hired by the ambassador of planet Pyrrus (hint, hint) to engineer a gambling coup. He ends up visiting Pyrrus, the most deadly planet ever colonised by humans. All plant and animal life is predatory, and the colonists are locked in a ceaseless battle with them. The colonists, despite their incredible toughness and discipline are slowly losing the battle. Jason sets out to understand this mysterious phenomenon and save the colony. It was a clever story and I really enjoyed it.
I enjoyed the sequels a lot less.
WARNING: THE PARAGRAPHS BELOW CONTAIN SPOILERS.
Having enjoyed Death World, I looked forward to Death World 2. My initial issue was that the world Jason is stranded on in the sequel isn't as inventive as Pyrrus, and it didn't feel as deadly. However, a much bigger issue was Micah. The entire book hinges on him being incredibly annoying and doing annoying things, and well. for me at least, he overachieves. He is the most annoying character in any book I've read. EVER. So much misery could have been avoided if what had happened to him at the end happened to him at the beginning. I suppose I have to rate the book a bit higher than I otherwise would, because Micah made such an impression on me, albeit not a very happy one.
Death World 3 started out interesting but it rapidly became clear we were dealing with some pastoral warrior/invader setting. Jason's plan find a home for the Pyrrans on this third planet is convoluted and over-the-top. He effectively facilitates genocide of the more advanced lowland cultures to wear out the warlike tribesmen in his way. It is an example of where you are supposed to root for the hero because he is the hero, and ignore the morality of his actions, actions that any dastardly villain would be proud of. I didn't enjoy it so much.
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UAE leaders congratulate Mauritanian President on Independence Day
ABU DHABI, 28th November, 2021 (WAM) -- President His Highness Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan has sent a message of congratulations to President Mohamed Ould Ghazouani of Mauritania, on the occasion of his country's Independence Day, which is observed on 28th November.
His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai; and His Highness Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, dispatched similar messages to President Ghazouani and to the country's Prime Minister Mohamed Ould Bilal.
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Telemedicine has revolutionized the present generation healthcare delivery system by exchanging medical information between two clinical locations for enhancing the medical expertise between the hospitals for better diagnosis, treatment and educational services so that we can reach to distant part of our country with better treatment approach.
- is the use of information and communications technologies to enable the diagnosis of a patient between geographically separated individuals.
A good example takes place between The Mission Hospital Super specialty clinics and The Mission Hospital, Durgapur - has better equipment and Super specialists to make diagnostic, management or treatment decisions for a patient who is located in the more remote area. The health personnel in the Mission Hospital Super specialty clinic can share everything from blood draws, to X-rays to other information about their patient. The doctor at the other end of the video or audio sharing can analyze the tests, talk to the patient or the doctor who is with the patient, and work together to make decisions.
The Information Technology Department of The Mission Hospital has setup the Free Telemedicine Program to serve the patient of some part of India for the betterment of health services in India.
The hospital has equipped with modern and advance technological support to reach the various needy patients across the India. The hospital is providing to have all the facility like ECG, ECHO, X-Ray and other information about their patient. The doctor at the other end of the video or audio sharing can analyze the tests, talk to the patient or the doctor who is with the patient, and work together to make decisions.


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The church and its history
The essence and identity of Christianity
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Early views
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The question of Christian identity
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The relation of the early church to the career and intentions of Jesus
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The contemporary social, religious, and intellectual world
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The problem of jurisdictional authority
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Early heretical movements
Relations between Christianity and the Roman government and the Hellenistic culture
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The Apologists
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The alliance between church and empire
Theological controversies of the 4th and 5th centuries
Western controversies
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Liturgy and the arts after Constantine
New forms of worship
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Literature and art of the "Dark Ages"
Missions and monasticism
The Photian schism and the great East-West schism
The Photian schism
The great East-West schism
From the schism to the Reformation
Papacy and empire
Medieval thought
Christianity from the 16th to the 21st century
The Eastern churches
Presbyterian and Reformed churches
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Scripture and tradition: the apostolic witness
Evangelism: the first teaching about the God of Jesus Christ
Catechesis: instructing candidates for baptism
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Ethics: obeying the truth
Aversion of heresy: the establishment of orthodoxy
Apologetics: defending the faith
Restatement: respecting language and knowledge
Inculturation: respecting places and peoples
Dogma: the most authoritative teaching
Consensus: patterns of agreement
Theology: loving God with the mind
Symbolics: creeds and confessions
Development: the maturation of understanding
Schism: division over substantial matters
Controversy: fighting over the faith
Ecumenism: speaking the truth in love
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Modern views of God
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Messianic views
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What it is to be human
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Aspects of the Christian religion
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Arguments for the existence of God
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History of Christian mysticism
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The dying to self
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The Magi and the Child of Wondrous Light
Relics and saints
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Love as the basis for Christian ethics
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Until about 250, most Western Christian leaders (e.g., Irenaeus and Hippolytus) spoke Greek, not Latin. The main Latin theology came primarily from such figures as Tertullian and Cyprian (bishop of Carthage, 248–258) rather than from any figure in Rome. Tertullian wrote Against Praxeas, in which he discussed the doctrines of the Trinity and the person of Christ. But in 251 Novatian's schism at Rome diverted interest away from speculative theology to juridical questions about the membership of the church and the validity of sacraments. Differences of opinion over similar issues in the 4th century led to a schism between Rome and the churches of North Africa. The Donatist controversy, which raised questions about the validity of the sacraments, dominated all North African church life. Cyprian and the Donatists said that the validity of the sacraments depended on the worthiness of the minister, while Rome and North African Christians in communion with Rome said that it did not, because the sacraments received their validity from Christ, not man. Much of the great theologian Augustine's energies as bishop of Hippo (from 396 to 430) went into trying to settle the Donatist issue, in which he finally despaired of rational argument and reluctantly came to justify the use of limited coercion.
The other major controversy of the Western church was a more confused issue—namely, whether faith is acquired through divine grace or human freedom. In response to his perception of the teachings of the British monk Pelagius, St. Augustine ascribed all credit to God. Pelagius, however, protested that Augustine was destroying human responsibility and denying the capacity of humans to do what God commands. Augustine, in turn, responded in a series of treatises against Pelagius and his disciple Julian of Eclanum. Pelagianism was later condemned at the councils of Carthage (416), Milevis (416), and Ephesus (431) and by two bishops of Rome, St. Innocent I in 416 and Honorius I in 418.
Henry Chadwick The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica
In the Greek East the 4th century was dominated by the controversy over the position of Arius, an Alexandrian presbyter (c. 250–336), that the incarnate Lord—who was born, wept, suffered, and died—could not be one with the transcendent first cause of creation, who is beyond all suffering. The Council of Nicaea (325) condemned Arianism and affirmed the Son of God to be identical in essence with the Father. Because this formula included no safeguard against Monarchianism, a long controversy followed, especially after Constantine's death (337). St. Athanasius, bishop of Alexandria (reigned 328–373), fought zealously against Arianism in the East and owed much to Rome's support, which only added to the tensions between East and West. These tensions survived the settlement of the Arian dispute in 381, when the Council of Constantinople (381) proclaimed Catholic Christianity the official religion of the empire, thus eliminating Arianism in the East, but also asserted Constantinople, as the new Rome, to be the second see of Christendom. This assertion was unwelcome to Alexandria, traditionally the second city of the empire, and to Rome, because it implied that the dignity of a bishop depended on the secular standing of his city. Rivalry between Alexandria and Constantinople led to the fall of St. John Chrysostom, patriarch of Constantinople (reigned 398–404), when he appeared to support Egyptian monks who admired the controversial theology of Origen. It became a major feature of the emerging controversy over Christology, church teaching regarding the nature of Christ.
The Christological controversy stemmed from the rival doctrines of Apollinaris of Laodicea (flourished 360–380) and Theodore of Mopsuestia (c. 350–428), representatives of the rival schools of Alexandria and Antioch, respectively. The Council of Ephesus (431)—led by St. Cyril, patriarch of Alexandria (reigned 412–444) and nephew of Athanasius—condemned an extreme Antiochene Christology taught by Nestorius, patriarch of Constantinople. The position of Nestorius was that Mary, the mother of Jesus Christ, may not properly be called mother of God (Greek theotokos, or "God-bearer"), because she was the mother only of the human Jesus, not of the preexistent Word of God. This position shocked not only the Alexandrians but also the majority of other Christians, who had held that Jesus Christ had both human and divine natures that were equally present in his person (hypostasis). Nestorius's dyophysite, or "two-nature," doctrine was vigorously attacked by Cyril, who proposed a carefully worded Christological formula declaring that there was "one nature of the Word which became incarnate."
Although the Council of Ephesus thus dispensed with one perceived threat to Christian orthodoxy, it gave rise to another. Cyril's Christological statement, which was accepted by many Eastern Christians, came to be associated with a stance called monophysitism. This "one-nature" teaching, espoused by a 5th-century priest named Eutyches, a staunch opponent of Nestorius, emphasized Christ's divine nature to such an extent that it apparently devalued, disparaged, and effectively negated Christ's humanity (Eutyches compared the relationship between Christ's humanity and his divinity to a single grain of sugar in the ocean). Cyril affirmed the equal presence of Christ's humanity and divinity, and his Christology found wide acceptance among the Christians of Egypt, Ethiopia, Armenia, and Syria in particular.
Meanwhile, Pope Leo I (reigned 440–461) led a reaction against this purported monophysite doctrine that culminated in the Council of Chalcedon (451). The council issued a Christological formula affirming that Christ had two distinct natures that were neither commingled nor divided and that were equally present in one person. The Egyptian (Coptic) and Syrian Christians, soon joined by Ethiopian and Armenian Christians, rejected the Chalcedonian formula as a promotion of dyophysitism and upheld Cyril's Christological formula from Ephesus. These "non-Chalcedonian" churches were subsequently regarded as monophysite heretics by the Roman and Eastern Orthodox churches. However, they consistently refuted the claim, declaring that Christ's human and divine natures, while distinct, were equally present through the mystery of the Incarnation in a single person, a doctrine that later became known as miaphysitism.
During the next 250 years, the Byzantine emperors and patriarchs attempted to reconcile the non-Chalcedonians with the churches that had recognized Chalcedon. First, under the emperor Zeno (reigned 474–491), the Henotikon (union formula) offended Rome by suggesting that the criticism of Chalcedon might be justified. Then, under the emperor Justinian (reigned 527–565), the Chalcedonian definition was glossed by condemning the "Three Chapters," which included the writings of Theodore of Mopsuestia, Theodoret, and Ibas, all strong critics of St. Cyril of Alexandria's theology and of the alleged monophysitism of the non-Chalcedonian churches. In Syria, Jacob Baradaeus, a bishop, responded to this by establishing a non-Chalcedonian episcopate. In the West he was perceived as having created a monophysite schism; the Syriac Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch and All the East, which arose from his efforts, is often pejoratively referred to as "Jacobite." Finally, under the emperor Heraclius (reigned 610–641), the Chalcedonians invited the non-Chalcedonians to reunite under the formula that Christ had two natures but only one will (monothelitism), but this only created divisions among the Chalcedonians themselves.
From the 7th century until the mid-20th century, the Chalcedonian and non-Chalcedonian churches, also known as Oriental Orthodox churches, remained out of contact. In the mid-20th century, under the influence of the ecumenical movement, the Oriental Orthodox churches began dialogue with the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox churches in hopes of finally resolving the schism that had emerged after the Council of Chalcedon. By the final third of the century, most of the ancient disputes had been resolved, and Oriental Orthodox Christians had come to be viewed by the Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodox churches as Christians in good standing and no longer heretical. However, Chalcedon's "two natures" formula continues to be rejected by the Oriental Orthodox churches: the Armenian Apostolic Church, the Coptic Orthodox Church, the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church, the Syriac Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch and All the East (erroneously and disparagingly referred to as "Syrian Jacobites"), the Malankara (Indian) Orthodox Syrian Church, and the Eritrean Orthodox Tewahedo Church.
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The Clockwork Man (8)
By: E.V. Odle
HILOBROW is pleased to present the eighth installment of our serialization of E.V. Odle's The Clockwork Man. New installments will appear each Wednesday for 20 weeks.
Several thousand years from now, advanced humanoids known as the Makers will implant clockwork devices into our heads. At the cost of a certain amount of agency, these devices will permit us to move unhindered through time and space, and to live complacent, well-regulated lives. However, when one of these devices goes awry, a "clockwork man" appears accidentally in the 1920s, at a cricket match in a small English village. Comical yet mind-blowing hijinks ensue.
Considered the first cyborg novel, The Clockwork Man was first published in 1923 — the same year as Karel Capek's pioneering android play, R.U.R.
"This is still one of the most eloquent pleas for the rejection of the 'rational' future and the conservation of the humanity of man. Of the many works of scientific romance that have fallen into utter obscurity, this is perhaps the one which most deserves rescue." — Brian Stableford, Scientific Romance in Britain, 1890-1950. "Perhaps the outstanding scientific romance of the 1920s." — Anatomy of Wonder (1995)
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"Oh, I'm not nearly ready yet!"
Rose Lomas stood at the open window of her bedroom. Her bare arms and shoulders gleamed softly in the twilight. One hand held her loosened hair on the top of her head, and the other pressed a garment to her chest.
"Alright," said Arthur, standing at the gate, "buck up."
Rose looked cautiously around as though to make sure no one else was in a position to observe her décolleté. But the road was empty. It seemed pleasant to see Arthur standing there twirling his walking stick and looking upwards at her. She decided to keep him there for a few moments.
"Lovely evening," she remarked, presently.
"Yes, jolly," said Arthur, "buck up."
"I am bucking up."
"You're not even dressed!"
"I am," Rose insisted, distantly, "much more than you think. I've got lots on."
They looked solemnly at one another for a long while without even approaching a "stare out."
"How many runs did you make," Rose asked. She had to repeat the question again before he could hear it distinctly. Besides, he never could believe that her interest in cricket was serious.
"None," he admitted, "but I was not out."
Rose considered. "That's not as good as making runs though."
Arthur heard a slight noise somewhere round the back of the cottage. "Someone coming," he warned.
Rose retreated a few steps and lowered her head.
"Walk up the lane," she whispered, "I'll come presently."
"Alright," Arthur nodded, "buck up."
He walked a few yards up the road, and then turned through a wicket gate and mounted the hump of a meadow. The narrow path swerved slightly to right and left. Arthur fell to meditating upon paths in general and how they came into existence. Obviously, it was because people always walked in the same way. Countless footsteps, following the same line until the grass wore away. That was very odd when you came to think about it. Why didn't people choose different ways of crossing that particular meadow? Then there would be innumerable paths, representing a variety of choice. It would be interesting to start a path of your own, and see how many people would follow you, even though you deliberately chose a circuitous or not obviously direct route. You could come every day until the path was made.
He climbed over the top of the meadow, descended again into a valley, and stopped before a stile with hedges running away on either side. He decided to wait here for Rose. It would be pleasant to see her coming over the hill.
It was gloaming now. The few visible stars shone with a peculiar individual brightness, and looked strangely pendulous in the fading blue sky. He leaned back and gazed at the depths above him. This time of the day was always puzzling. You could never tell exactly at what moment the sky really changed into the aspect of evening, and then, night. Yet there must be some subtle moment when each star was born. Perhaps by looking hard enough it would be possible to become aware of these things. It would be like watching a bud unfold. Slow change was an impenetrable mystery, for actually things seemed to happen too quickly for you to notice them. Or rather, you were too busy to notice them. Spring was like that. Every year you made up your mind to notice the first blossoming, the initial tinge of green; but always it happened that you awoke one morning and found that some vast change had taken place, so that it really seemed like a miracle.
He sat there, dangling an empty pipe between his teeth. He was not conscious of a desire to smoke, and he felt strangely tolerant of Rose's delay. She would come presently.
Presently his reverie was abruptly disturbed by a faint noise, strangely familiar although remote. It seemed to reach him from the right, as though something crept slowly along the hedge line, hidden from his view. It was a soft, purring sound, very regular and sustained. At first he thought it was the cry of a pheasant, but decided that it was much too persistent. It was something that made a noise in the process of walking along.
He held his breath and turned his head slowly to the right. For a long time the sound increased only very slightly. And then, there broke upon the general stillness a series of abrupt explosions.
Pfft — Pfft — Pfft — Pfft — Pfft —
And the other noise, the purring and whirring, resumed this time so close to Arthur that he instinctively, and half in fear, arose from the stile and looked around him. But the tall hedges sweeping away on either side made it difficult to see anyone who might be approaching under their cover. There was a pause. Then a different sound.
Click — click — clickerty click — clicker clicker — clicker — And so on, becoming louder and louder until at last it stopped, and its place was taken by the dull pitter-patter of footsteps coming nearer and nearer. There was a little harsh snort that might have been intended for a sigh, and then a voice.
"Oh dear, it is trying. It really is most dreadfully trying —"
The next moment the Clockwork man came into full view round the corner of the hedge. He was swaying slightly from side to side, in his usual fashion, and his eyes stared straight ahead of him. He did not appear to notice Arthur, and did not stop until the latter politely stepped aside in order to allow him to pass. Then the Clockwork man screwed his head slowly round and appeared to become faintly apprehensive of the presence of another being. After a preliminary ear-flapping, he opened his mouth very wide.
"You haven't," he began, with great difficulty, "seen a hat and wig?"
"No," said Arthur, and he glanced at the Clockwork man's bald forehead and noticed something peculiar about the construction of the back of his head; there seemed to be some object there which he could not see because they were facing each other. "I'm sorry," he continued, looking rather hopelessly around him, "perhaps we could find them somewhere."
"Somewhere!" echoed the Clockwork man, "that's what seems to me so extraordinary! Everybody says that. The idea of a thing being somewhere, you know. Elsewhere than where you expect it to be. It's so confusing."
Arthur consulted his common sense. "Can't you remember the place where you lost them," he suggested.
A faint wrinkle of perplexity appeared on the other's forehead. He shook his head once "Place. There, again, I can't grasp that idea. What is a place? And how does a thing come to be in one place and not in another?" He jerked a hand up as though to emphasise the point. "A thing either is or it isn't. It can't be in a place."
"But it must be somewhere," objected Arthur, "that's obvious."
The Clockwork man looked vaguely distressed. "Theoretically," he agreed, "what you say is correct. I can conceive it as a mathematical problem. But actually, you know, it isn't at all obvious."
He jerked his head slowly round and gazed at the surrounding objects. "It's such an extraordinary world. I can't get used to it at all. One keeps on bumping into things and falling into things — things that ought not to be there, you know."
Arthur could hardly control an eager curiosity to know what the thing was, round and shiny, that looked like a sort of halo at the back of the Clockwork man's head. He kept on dodging from one side to the other in an effort to see it clearly.
"Are you looking at my clock?" enquired the Clockwork man, without altering his tone of speech. "I must apologise. I feel quite indecent."
"But what is it for?" gasped Arthur.
"It's the regulating mechanism," said the other, monotonously, "I keep on forgetting that you can't know these things. You see, it controls me. But, of course, it's out of order. That's how I came to be here, in this absurd world. There can't be any other reason, I'm sure." He looked so childishly perplexed that Arthur's sense of pity was again aroused, and he listened in respectful silence.
"You see," the mechanical voice went on, "only about half the clock is in action. That accounts for my present situation." There was a pause, broken only by obscure tickings, regular but thin in sound. "I had been feeling very run down, and went to have myself attended to. Then some careless mechanic blundered, and of course I went all wrong." He turned swiftly and looked hard at Arthur. "All wrong. Absolutely all wrong. And of course, I — I — lapsed, you see."
"Lapsed!" queried Arthur.
"Yes, I lapsed. Slipped, if you like that better — slipped back about eight thousand years, so far as I can make out. And, of course, everything is different." His arms shot up both together in an abrupt gesture of despair. "And now I am confronted with all these old problems of Time and Space."
Arthur's recent reflections returned to him, and produced a little glow in his mind. "Is there a world," he questioned, "where the problems of Time and Space are different?"
"Of course," replied the Clockwork man, clicking slightly, "quite different. The clock, you see, made man independent of Time and Space. It solved everything."
"But what happens," Arthur wanted to know, "when the clock works properly?"
"Everything happens," said the other, "exactly as you want it to happen."
"Awfully convenient," Arthur murmured.
"Exceedingly." The Clockwork man's head nodded up and down with a regular rhythm. "The whole aim of man is convenience." He jerked himself forward a few paces, as though impelled against his will. "But my present situation, you know, is extremely inconvenient."
He waddled swiftly along, and, to Arthur's great disappointment, disappeared round the corner of the hedge, so that it was impossible to get more than a fleeting glimpse of that fascinating object at the back of his head. But he was still speaking.
"I don't know what I shall do, I'm sure," Arthur heard him say, as though to himself.
Rose Lomas came slowly over the top of the hill. She was hatless, and her short, curly hair blew about her face, for a slight breeze had sprung up in the wake of the sunset. She wore a navy blue jacket over a white muslin blouse with a deep V at the breast. There a fair stretch of plump leg, stockinged in black cashmere, between the edge of her dark and the beginning of the tall boots that had taken so long to button up. She walked with her chin tilted upwards and her eyes half closed, and her hands were thrust into slanting pockets of her jacket.
"Whoever was that person you were talking she enquired, as soon as they stood together.
"Oh, someone who had lost his way," said Arthur, carelessly. He felt curiously disinclined to explain matters just at present. The Clockwork man was disconcerting. He was a rather terrifying side-issue. Arthur had a feeling that Rose would probably be frightened by him, for she was a timid girl. He half hoped now that this strange being would turn out to be some kind of monstrous hoax.
And so he said nothing. They remained by the stile, courting each other and the silent on-coming of night. They were very ordinary lovers, and behaved just exactly in the same way as other people in the same condition. They kissed at intervals and examined each other's faces with portentous gravity and microscopic care. Leaning against the stile, they were frequently interrupted by pedestrians, some of whom took special care to light their pipes as they passed. But the disturbance scarcely affected them. Being lovers, they belonged to each other; and the world about them also belonged to them, and seemed to fashion its laws in accordance with their desires. They would not have offered you twopence for a reformed House of Commons or an enlightened civilisation.
"Oh, Arthur," said Rose, suddenly, "I want to be like this always, don't you?"
"Yes," murmured Arthur, and then caught his breath sharply. For his ear had detected a faint throbbing and palpitation in the distance. It seemed to echo from the far-off hills, a sort of "chew chew," constantly repeated. And presently, another sound aroused his attention. It was the "toot-toot" of an automobile and the jerk of a brake. And then the steady whine of the engine as the car ascended a hill. Perhaps they were pursuing the Clockwork man. Arthur hoped not. It seemed to him the troubles of that strange being were bad enough without there being added to them the persecutions suffered by those to whom existence represents an endless puzzle, full of snares and surprises.
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As such, there's a must get a sense of how automation might have an effect on journey and vitality use, by how much, and to identify opportunities to assist and information an environmentally beneficial transition toward car automation. In this paper, we identify particular mechanisms by which automation might have an effect on travel and power demand and ensuing GHG emissions and bring them collectively using a coherent power decomposition framework. When it comes to engineering streams, mechanical engineering is the tremendous set while car engineering is the subset. However, Automation refers to strategies of mechanically controlling the working of machines and mechancal processes via the use of Control gear, largely electrical and digital devices. Thus, automobile engineering can be thought-about as a sub branch of automotive engineering in this context.
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Q: Query issue when using NOT IN and the sub-select returns NULLs I' am trying to figure it out what am doing wrong in here. Basically the Query below Queries the table "Profiles" t1 and then again Using NOT IN Function Queries same table "Profiles" and gets the profile_friends from t2 and shows the results of ids that are not found on t2 results.
Query
SELECT t1.profile_id,  t1.profile_username, t1.profile_name, t1.profile_friends
FROM PROFILES t1
WHERE t1.profile_id NOT IN (SELECT t2.profile_friends FROM PROFILES AS t2 WHERE t2.profile_id = '1')

Results from above Query and Database Structure

This ID's  2,6,10 should not show in this result. Well ID 2 is not showing but why is ID 6 and 10 are showing?
But When I try this code it works (Note that I have hard coded the values)
SELECT t1.profile_id,  t1.profile_username, t1.profile_name, t1.profile_friends
FROM PROFILES t1
WHERE t1.profile_id NOT IN (2,6,10)

A: You have to take NULLs into consideration. Any usual comparison (=, <>, >, <) with NULL gives NULL. The proper comparison for NULL is IS NULL
Also it looks like there is no need for a subquery in your case.
SELECT *
  FROM profiles
 WHERE profile_id <> 1
   AND (profile_friends <> '1' OR profile_friends IS NULL) -- parentheses are important here

Sample output:

| PROFILE_ID | PROFILE_USERNAME | PROFILE_FRIENDS |
|------------|------------------|-----------------|
|          3 |        username3 |          (null) |
|          4 |        username4 |          (null) |
|          5 |        username5 |          (null) |
|          7 |        username7 |          (null) |
|          8 |        username8 |          (null) |
|          9 |        username9 |          (null) |

Here is a SQLFiddle demo

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Thank you to the more than 3,000 people who joined us in our nation's capital for the 43rd Annual NFA Convention August 13–16. The event featured, as always, an engaging lineup of artists performing in evening gala concerts and numerous concerts and recitals each day. We honored 2015 Lifetime Achievement Award recipients Alexander Murray and Harvey Sollberger and Distinguished Service Award recipient Penelope (Penny) Fischer. The event opened early, on Wednesday, with a pre-convention tour of the Library of Congress and its Dayton C. Miller collection followed by an evening Flute Jamboree at the Kennedy Center, and closed on Sunday with rousing performances of "Stars and Stripes Forever" (with 14 piccolos), works by John Williams and Felix Mendelssohn, and world premieres of original works for large flute ensembles featuring musicians from many U.S. military bands. Improvisation, world music, jazz, flute choirs, baroque and electronic music, innovation, compelling stories of advocacy, competitions, and an overflowing exhibition hall filled out this very crowded convention. Thank you to 2015 Program Chair Joanna Bassett and Assistant Program Chair Jan Angus for planning a spectacular convention—and thank you for joining us. See you next near in San Diego!


UNITED NATIONS, November 3 -- Amid reports that Congolese president Joseph Kabila is requesting military backing from Zimbabwe and Angola, the UN at the highest levels on Monday sought to justify its actions. From Goma in Eastern Congo, UN Peacekeeping chief Alain Le Roy said that he is aware of the reports Inner City Press asked him about of Kabila's army "colluding" with the Hutu rebels of the FDLR. He said that he has asked "Kinshasa" -- presumably, President Kabila himself -- to deal more even-handedly with the FDLR, in a "transparent manner" under the supervision of the UN and others. Video here, from Minute 32:34.
Who might those others be? UN spokespeople on condition of anonymity claimed that the United Kingdom has offered paratroopers, but that France is blocking their deployment "because France wants to keep control." Inner City Press asked Le Roy about a quote by French foreign minister Bernard Kouchner, that within the UN's Congo mission, MONUC, "there are entire brigades that are unable to engage in defensive, let alone offensive, action, because their rules of engagement are insufficient or they are very restrictive." Le Roy said when he saw the quote, he called up Kouchner. One wag remarked that the French control of this Congo issue extends beyond the Security Council to the administrative level of the UN.
Inner City Press' question to Le Roy about whether the Uruguayan contingent, as reported, fled from the front lines was answered by MONUC chief Alan Doss. He said that the Congolese army caused the problem, by taking up positions just behind the Uruguayans and firing rockets. That the Uruguayans left the cross-fire was a decision made, Doss said, by an Indian battalion commander.
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, just back from Bangladesh, held a stakeout with the media on Monday afternoon, emphasizing his willingness to meet with Kabila and Rwandan president Paul Kagame as soon as possible. Inner City Press asked if Mr. Ban thinks Kabila should meet with Nkunda, since he is the once with forces around Goma and who declared the ceasefire. Ban replied that Kabila has said he is willing to meet with Nkunda -- which, if true, would be news. Inner City Press' request for a response to the critique of the UN as not doing enough to act against the FDLR and not only Nkunda's forces was not responded to. Video here, from Minute 10:26.
"On recent allegations of misconduct by Indian peacekeepers in Congo, he said investigations were on, and 'I know that the Indian government has taken necessary measures'. On allegations of smuggling, the Secretary General said: 'There has been some internal investigation by the U N's relevant investigative organs and these allegations have been proved to be not substantial.'"
Since Ban himself said in August 2008 that he is "troubled" by evidence of Indian peacekeepers sexually abusing young girls in Masisi in Eastern Congo, Inner City Press asked him spokesperson what exactly India has done since then. The spokesperson said to ask the Department of Peacekeeping Operations, whose Alain Le Roy and Alan Doss did not address the issue in their video press conference later on Monday.
In fact, the UN on Monday reappointed Senegalese general Babacar Gaye as force commander of MONUC, to replace Spanish general Diaz who quit three weeks after taking the post, in the middle of this crisis. While returning to a previous commander is understandable, in his exit press conference in August, Gaye was dismissive of charges of sexual abuse and gold trading, even kidnapping, by MONUC peacekeepers, click here for that. One wag quipped, at MONUC it's zero tolerance for abuse until Nkunda's at the door -- then anything goes.
Footnote: During his stay in India, Inner City Press is told, Ban Ki-moon wanted to see the Taj Mahal, but was told it would take three quarters of a day, which he didn't have. He did, however, see the birthplace of the Buddha, in Nepal. In light of the chaos in Congo, one imagine the chant, "Serenity Now."


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