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Meet the RoboRoos robotics squad at the World Electronics Forum
Electronics Industry Development Adelaide Incorporated
The acclaimed Australian RoboRoos student robotics team will take the stage at the World Electronics Forum in Adelaide next month, showcasing STEM education to an international audience of electronics industry leaders.
Conference Communication Manager Henrietta Child said STEM education has become a high priority, as industries like electronics demand capable young scientists to fuel their growth.
"While our education system works to adapt to meet the challenge, a community group run by volunteers and led by students is already making a difference," Child said.
"RoboRoos is the Student Robotics Club of South Australia, and they're on a mission to excite young minds about STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics), by using a common interest: robots."
Child said it's not all talk: "This outfit is all about doing, getting to meet and work with industry professionals, be mentored by experts and find out a bit about what it's like in the world of work. They're also gaining valuable experience for future employment.
"They've already solved complex problems on the world stage — and had a lot of fun doing it!"
EIDA (Electronics Industry Development Adelaide) is the convenor for the 2019 World Electronics Forum (WEF) conference, to be held at the Adelaide Convention Centre from 5–6 December. The RoboRoos will be at the centre of the WEF trade exhibition thanks to EIDA sponsorship.
Donald Kay, President of EIDA and convenor of the WEF conference, said: "This is our opportunity to support the RoboRoos members as well as the fantastic mentors who help. We want the world to see what these young people can do."
RoboRoos student members come from different schools across Adelaide. All that's common to all the team members is a passion for robotics and learning — that's the foundation of what's needed to be successful, along with the capability and commitment of the volunteer mentors and teachers.
RoboRoos have about 50 students competing successfully in local, national and international levels. Last year they even made it to Houston.
RoboRoos will be on stage at the Adelaide Convention Centre at 1.30 pm on 5 December, or visit them in the trade exhibition from 5–6 December.
For more information on the World Electronics Forum, email henrietta@eida.asn.au, call 0404 840 449 or visit https://www.wef-adelaide.com/index.html.
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Q: Increasing the number of explanation tags returned by concept insights conceptual search results I am using conceptual search on a corpus of documents that I uploaded into Conceptual Insights. The results I get back in explanation_tags for each of the relevant documents have a very high relevance score (upwards of 0.998). However by default i get back only a small set of concepts as explanation_tags per document (it was always 6 concepts in my case).
The lowest relevance score for a concept in my explanation tag is 0.9983. Given such a high score of relevance for the least relevant concept in the explanation_tags, I feel that there might more concepts which maybe relevant to my conceptual search but are being suppressed by the API, while returning the json result.
Is there any intrinsic cutoff or limit for the set of related concepts returned in the explanation tags? Would it be possible to modify this threshold to get more concepts with slightly lower relevance scores through a query paramter?

A: You can change the number of concepts serving as explanation between the query and each of the returned documents by adding the &explanation_tags=<int> parameter to your /conceptual_search query. For example, if we take the example from the documentation:

curl -u username:password -G -d
  "ids=[\"/graphs/wikipedia/en-20120601/concepts/Artificial_intelligence\"]" "https://gateway.watsonplatform.net/concept-insights/api/v2/corpora/public/ibmresearcher/conceptual_search"
  | jq .results[].explanation_tags[].concept.id | wc -l

we get 60. If we add explanation_tags=10 as a parameter:

curl -u username:password -G -d "explanation_tags=10" -d "ids=[\"/graphs/wikipedia/en-20120601/concepts/Artificial_intelligence\"]" "https://gateway.watsonplatform.net/concept-insights/api/v2/corpora/public/ibmresearcher/conceptual_search" | jq .results[].explanation_tags[].concept.id | wc -l

we get 100

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NPMA Votes to Extend Length of BOD Terms
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FAIRFAX, Va. — The National Pest Management Association (NPMA) held its Annual Membership Meeting virtually on Oct. 28. Although the meeting is traditionally held in conjunction with NPMA PestWorld, since this year's event was held virtually, so was the membership meeting.
The NPMA Board of Directors, including President Scott Steckel, President-Elect Justin McCauley, Treasurer Marillian Missiti and Secretary Faye Golden hosted the meeting. McCauley presented 2019-20 audited financial reports and Missiti reviewed NPMA's 2020-21 budget.
The biggest news out of the meeting was related to two motions to change NPMA bylaws. The first motion included a change to the bylaws to make it more clear when access to membership benefits will expire and how to reinstate membership, as well as several changes to "clean up" language in the bylaws. It also included a proposal to add an international representative on the NPMA Board of Directors (with a voting role).
The second motion allows the 2020-21 NPMA Board of Directors to extend their term by one additional year (2021-22 election) "in light of changes due to the Coronavirus pandemic," the amendment read. That means all members of the Board of Directors will serve in their rolls from 2020-2022.
Both motions passed unanimously. The Zoom meeting had around 100 attendees, while another 40 NPMA members voted previously via proxy. Visit https://buff.ly/378z5uo to read the changes.
In other news from the virtual event, NPMA presented its annual industry awards during a virtual award ceremony. The following individuals and organizations were recognized: NPMA Chairperson of the Year: Kevin Lemasters, chair of NPMA's Public Policy Committee, EnviroPest, Windsor, Colo.; Women of Excellence Award (sponsored by Target Specialty Products): Andrea Brubaker, American Pest, Fulton, Md.; NPMA Committee of the Year: Leadership Networking Community Council, formerly the Leadership Development Group; NPMA Gives Award: Rentokil North America; PestVets Veteran of the Year (sponsored by FMC): Marie Horner, Arrow Exterminators, Mcleansville, N.C.: Young Entrepreneur Award (sponsored by Rentokil): Solomon Airhart, Aruza Pest Control, Charlotte, N.C. — Jodi Dorsch
Industry Mourns J. Bryan Cooksey Jr.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — J. Bryan Cooksey Jr., longtime owner of McCall Service (now led by his sons), passed away on Oct. 27. He was 88.
After a stint in the U.S. Army (1953-55), Cooksey enrolled at the University of Florida. He graduated with a bachelor of agriculture degree in 1956 and a master's degree of agriculture in 1958 (Entomology and Agronomy).
He started his career as an assistant county agriculture agent in Escambia County, Fla. He was next hired as a branch manager for a railroad contractor in Jacksonville. He left that job and opened his first pest control business in Jacksonville Beach, which he later sold to Terminix International. He joined that firm as a branch manager in Jacksonville and later became the company's training director based out of Memphis.
He then joined McCall Service, which only sold heating oil at the time, to start the firm's pest control business. He quickly grew the pest control operation and was promoted to president of the company. In the late 1980s he was able to buy the business outright.
His sons bought the business from him and continue to own and operate it today as they expand it throughout Florida, Georgia and South Carolina. The company ranked #48 on the most recent PCT Top 100 list.
Bryan is survived his wife of 62 years,
Jane Williams Cooksey, and children Beverly Mulholland (Sean), Bryan Cooksey III (Teresa), Catherine Patton (Patrick), David Cooksey (Nicole) and John Cooksey (Leyda).
Veseris Launches New Corporate Website
AUSTIN, Texas — Veseris has launched a new corporate website, www.veseris.com. The company says this new resource provides a fuller picture of who Veseris is — and how it's making a positive impact on professional markets across North America. The website also details the company's new distinct mission, vision and guiding values, the firm added.
Veseris.com delivers information about all the markets the company serves throughout Canada, the United States and Mexico, including links, locations and contacts. Visitors also can access background information on the company's history, leadership and careers.
The site launch and accompanying video are part of Veseris' broader series of digital enhancements, the company adds. Veseris also updated its online industry resource PestWeb to feature an events calendar, a more user-friendly locations page, and stronger integration across its online tools and services. Upgrades to the company's enterprise resource planning (ERP), customer relationship management (CRM), and ecommerce systems are slated for 2021.
"In the past, we've always been a part of a larger company and didn't have the chance to define our own mission, vision, and values," says Karl J. Kisner, director of corporate strategy at Veseris. "Now that we're an independent company, we're proud to reveal the common purpose that's always guided our business — being the strongest advocate for our customers, coworkers and suppliers."
NCPMA To Hold First Virtual PCT School
RALEIGH, N.C. — Registration is now open for the North Carolina Pest Management Association (NCPMA) 2021 Pest Control Technician's (PCT) School. The event will be held virtually Jan. 25-28, 2021.
Registration for the 2021 PCT School is now open on the association's website. The 2021 PCT School will feature sessions designed to provide continuing education credits for pest management professionals.
The 71st Annual PCT School will feature nationally recognized speakers leading educational sessions for PMPs.
"We may not be meeting in person this year, but the 2021 PCT School will continue and will include the best of what North Carolina's pest management professionals have come to expect from our winter school. We are looking forward to continuing our more than 70-year history of bringing the best training and speakers to North Carolina's pest management professionals," said John Adkins, NCPMA president and chair of the PCT School Committee.
A full schedule of sessions is available at www.ncpestmanagement.org/pctreg.
FMC Announces Winners of PestWorld True Champions Trivia Challenge
PHILADELPHIA — FMC Professional Solutions recently announced the winners of the FMC True Champions Trivia Challenge, hosted at the virtual NPMA PestWorld. Winners showcased their knowledge of urban pest management, FMC products and popular culture. They will receive prizes including Cabela's gift cards and upgraded True Champions Rewards program status.
Winners include:
David Moor of Dodson Pest Control in Lynchburg, Va.
Cory Goeltzenleuchter of McCall Service in Jacksonville, Fla.
Andrew Taylor of Plunkett's Pest Control in Minneapolis, Minn.
Mark VanderWerp of Rose Pest Solutions in Troy, Mich.
Jim Zylstra of Tuff Turf Molebusters in Byron Center, Mich.
Kim Kelley-Tunis of Terminix in Memphis, Tenn.
Glen Ramsey of Rollins in Atlanta, Ga.
Justin Marlowe of McCauley Services in Bryant, Ark.
Kevin Hathorne of Terminix Service in Columbia, S.C.
Martin Overline of Aardvark Pest Management in Philadelphia
FMC also launched a 20-ounce package size of Scion insecticide with UVX technology, continued support of PestVets and announced the upcoming celebration of the Talstar 25th Anniversary.
"The pest control industry is very technical and competitive," said Tom Wharton, FMC national sales manager. "The Trivia Challenge was a great way to give our industry partners a chance to compete and show off their technical knowledge while also getting them engaged with our booth and PestWorld plans. We thank everyone who joined us at PestWorld and participated in the Trivia Challenge." To learn more, visit www.fmctruechampions.com.
Catchmaster, Texas A&M Researching Flies and COVID-19
Gold Stick Fly Trap
BAYONNE, N.J. — AP&G Co. has been working closely with members of the Department of Entomology at Texas A&M University by providing Catchmaster fly control products to support efforts to study flies near COVID-19 positive households.
Catchmaster products, including Gold Stick Fly Traps, Fly Jars, Fly Bags and Window Fly Traps, were recently donated by AP&G Co. and deployed at COVID-19 positive households. The samples of flies will be tested for SARS-CoV-2. The goal of the research is to determine if flies can be used to detect areas of active transmission of SARS-CoV-2 during the COVID-19 pandemic.
"We are excited to see our Catchmaster fly products being used in the research by Texas A&M University. Nothing beats seeing our products working in the field, especially when they are tied to research of this importance," said Jonathan Frisch, vice president of sales and marketing.
The Catchmaster team has been working closely with Gabriel Hamer, Ph.D., associate professor, and Christopher Roundy, Ph.D., postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Entomology, Texas A&M University to provide the appropriate products for sampling flies. In addition, Sarah Hamer, Ph.D., DVM, associate professor of epidemiology at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences and her team, are deploying the traps inside and around COVID-19 positive households.
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PCT keeps a pulse on the industry with timely Reader Poll questions. Here is the most recent question for pest management professionals. Since COVID-19 began, how often have your employees been coming into the office? CLICK HERE to participate.
Audio: 'Five Wildlife Management Mistakes to Avoid' Audio Article
Jack Ammerman, owner of Advanced Wildlife Control, Genesee County, Mich., wrote the September PCT feature "5 Mistakes to Avoid." Ammerman also provided an audio recording of the article. Download from "online extras" on the PCT Online homepage or directly.
PCT Online presents informative webinars throughout the year, including the recently hosted sponsored webinars: "Mechanical Drying and Drainage for Crawlspaces," sponsored by Crawlspace Depot; "How to Build Revenue and Enterprise Value for a Sustainable Business," presented by Slingshot; "The Benefits of Selontra Rodent Bait for Your Business," presented by BASF; and "Contraceptives: The Role They Play in Your Integrated Pest Management Program," presented by Senestech. These webinars can be downloaded any time at www.pctonline.com/videos/category/webinars.
VLOG: PMP Interviews With Court Parker
PCT is continuing to follow the journey of Bug Busters CEO Court Parker and his family on their cross-country trip from Atlanta to the West Coast and back. Parker has been interviewing fellow pest management professionals to find out how they have been adapting to operating amid COVID-19. Parker has been sharing these video interviews on www.pctonline.com. Visit "online extras" on the PCT homepage to watch these interviews. The most recent interview was with Sean McCauley, owner of Aantex, Brentwood, Calif.
Rose Pest Solutions' Karen Gritter found a rabbit inside a rodent bait station.
More Rodent Bait Station Finds
Included in this month's Rearview was "Snakes in a Box," a story about Greg Retlewski (Rose Pest Solutions) and a couple of recent snake encounters he had while checking rodent bait stations. PCT also interviewed Rose's Karen Gritter, the company's northernmost service professional, who shared a couple of her findings. Visit "online extras" on the PCT Online homepage to view some of these non-rodent encounters.
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Connect with PCT on social media, including our Facebook page and Twitter feed, both great news outlets for mobile devices. Also, PCT's LinkedIn page is ideal for networking.
2020 State of the Rodent Market: Sponsored by Bell Laboratories
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2020 State of the Rodent Market Report: Playing (and Winning) the Game of Rat-and-Mouse
Rodent work can be challenging, without a doubt, as every infestation has its own unique characteristics and quirks. While baits and traps remain mainstays in PMPs' toolboxes — 94 percent report using baits and 93 percent traps — there's a whole lot of creativity going on.
Technology, for example, enables remote monitoring and ongoing data collection to help PMPs identify hotspots and keep an eye on activity. "I use snap traps and strategic baiting, as well as exclusion to knock down infestations, but I also like using remote monitors to help me see where I need to focus attention," says Sean Stevens of Connecticut Wildlife Control. "Technology helps me schedule, plan and keep watch on things without always having to make a service call."
Elijah Miller of Reign Pest Management in Memphis, Tenn., says that technology and other specialized tools are critical to the inspection process. "In addition to pre-baiting, I use a thermal imaging machine to capture activity in attics, binoculars to zone in on rub marks, and a rechargeable black-light flashlight to detect rodent urine and hair," he says, adding that he honed his approach to rodent inspections while working with Bobby Corrigan on a particularly challenging account several years ago. "The return on my equipment investment has been great," he said.
Rod Woltmann of Mom & Pop Pest Control Services in Romeoville, Ill., agrees on the importance of a thorough inspection. "You should never rush an inspection. I differentiate my company by taking the time to investigate the right way," he says. "In one challenging account — a ground-floor apartment with rats in the walls — I did everything possible, including inserting a camera into the walls, to piece together where they were coming from. Ultimately, I determined they were getting in through sewer breaks under the floor. It was a big job, breaking up the floor and making those repairs, but the building owner saw the value in getting to the root cause and eliminating the problem."
In fact, inspection expertise is so important that John Kelly of Kelly Pest Control says he won't hire a technician for rodent control work unless that person has the ability to recognize conducive conditions — overhanging trees, open doors, pipe runs, etc. — and spot any holes that are dime-size or larger.
An Account-by-Account Strategy
Kelly adds that the approach a pest control technician takes to any rodent infestation should be adapted to the type of account and its surrounding circumstances. In the East Bay of California, technicians servicing restaurants are required to pay a lot of attention to garbage clean-up, open doors and bait station servicing, while refineries demand staff with structural knowledge and repair capabilities. "The ground shifts constantly under these older buildings," he explains. "They're built on pads where asphalt degrades from weather and movement; it doesn't hold for long. We need to stay on top of repairs to keep mice and rats out."
In the Arizona desert, Pestmaster Services' Steve Race faces much different challenges. "We service a lot of warehouse-type properties that by virtue of being out in the middle of nowhere experience steady rodent pressure," he says. "The hotter and drier it gets — and we're having a particularly dry year — the more pack rats, roof rats and deer mice move inside in search of fluids and food. We use a lot of natural repellents, glueboards and some snap traps, and we've started using birth control products in these accounts. We don't underestimate the value of natural predators out here either; once we've deterred them from the account, snakes, coyotes, bobcats and other meat-eaters help us with control."
Ingenuity to Outsmart the Opponent
Race's comments bring us to a final, important point about rodent control: Never underestimate the power of ingenuity — yours and the rodents'. This may apply doubly when you're dealing with rats, as their intelligence, wiles and adaptability are legendary.
Race says the rats in the desert are responding to increasingly arid conditions by nesting differently, tapping into everything from soda cans to succulents for water, and even hitching rides on bread trucks to get into prisons, which keeps him on his toes. Miller tells a story of matching wits one-on-one with an alpha rat in a bakery long after the rest of the population had been eliminated: "He would hit the trap, run away and, I imagine, laugh." (Miller ultimately won through his analytical prowess, deft camera work and perseverance.)
Stevens sums it up with due respect for these clever adversaries: "With mice, you can do certain things and be pretty confident they'll work. But you have to up your game with rats: They're little ninjas — stealthy and smart."
2020 State of the Rodent Market Report: The Role of Disease: From Hantavirus to COVID-19
In general pest control work, PMPs sometimes feel the need to make customers aware of the potential health issues related to certain insects — the impact cockroaches may have on asthma, for example. In rodent control work, customers are more likely to already be in the know. In fact, they're sometimes paralyzed by fear when they discover they have an infestation.
"We're in a region where we have seen some hantavirus cases related to deer mice," says Steve Race of Pestmaster Services in Tucson, Ariz. "And while those cases are rare, some people jump to the conclusion that any rodent they see is carrying horrible diseases. Their fear is that what they don't know will hurt them — and that can be true. So in addition to treating their infestations, we spend time educating them."
Technicians at Rodent Solutions in Bradenton, Fla., provide customers with a handout titled "Help Us Help You," which covers rodent-borne diseases and other health-related concerns. Owner James Knight explains, "I don't believe in fear-mongering. There's been I think only one reported case of hantavirus in Florida ever; the chance of getting hit by lightning or winning the lottery is probably greater. So while we do inform customers completely, we focus more on their particular infestation and what they might expect in terms of allergy symptoms, asthma and such. We also educate them about how to protect their food and discourage rodents from invading their living space."
COVID-19 may have customers even more on edge than before, as nearly a third (31 percent) of 2020 State of the Market survey respondents reported positive impacts to their rodent control business since the pandemic began. People become more aware of infestations when they're home all day working or home-schooling their kids, PMPs say, and populations have become more visible in some markets due to waning access to traditional food sources. On the other end of the spectrum, 16 percent reported negative effects of the pandemic, as household budgets have suffered.
"At first, we got a lot of calls because people were noticing more activity. And when the stimulus money came in, we saw a lot of business. As that money ran out, things slowed down, but we're still up overall," says Knight.

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I am most intrigued by the line h=From:To:Subject; and am assuming there must be a way to add my custom field to it.
How?
DKIM Specs
from http://dkim.org/specs/draft-allman-dkim-base-01.html#rfc.section.3.5

Signed header fields (plain-text, but see description; REQUIRED). A colon-separated list >  of header field names that identify the header fields presented to the signing algorithm. The field MUST contain the complete list of header fields in the order presented to the signing algorithm. The field MAY contain names of header fields that do not exist when signed; nonexistent header fields do not contribute to the signature computation (that is, they are treated as the null input, including the header field name, the separating colon, the header field value, and any CRLF terminator), and when verified non-existent header fields MUST be treated in the same way. The field MUST NOT include the DKIM-Signature header field that is being created or verified. Folding white space (FWS) MAY be included on either side of the colon separator. Header field names MUST be compared against actual header field names in a case insensitive manner.
  ABNF:
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  INFORMATIVE EXPLANATION: By "signing" header fields that do not actually exist, a signer can prevent insertion of those header fields before verification. However, since a sender cannot possibly know what header fields might be created in the future, and that some MUAs might present header fields that are embedded inside a message (e.g., as a message/rfc822 content type), the security of this solution is not total.
  INFORMATIVE EXPLANATION: The exclusion of the header field name and colon as well as the header field value for non-existent header fields prevents an attacker from inserting an actual header field with a null value.

A: You are right that it's possible to include arbitrary headers in a DKIM signature, but PHPMailer does not provide a means of doing that. The DKIM_Add method is where the interesting bit happens, and you can see in there that h=From:To:Subject; is hard-coded. Probably the easiest way around this is to subclass PHPMailer and rewrite this function to include your extra headers.
Update: PHPMailer now has support for adding extra headers into the DKIM signature via the DKIM_extraHeaders property, for example:
$mail->DKIM_extraHeaders = ['List-Unsubscribe', 'List-Help'];


This article draws on in-depth, qualitative interviews with Muslim and non-Muslim Americans in 2016 to specify how Muslim "racialization" is shaped by the racial politics of the United States (US). Anti-Muslim bias is not experienced by religious Muslims as a whole, but by people whose bodies are read to be affiliated with the Islamic religion—often erroneously—because of their perceived racial characteristics. Self-identified black, white, and Hispanic Muslims with no visible markers of their religion do not experience anti-Muslim harassment, while non-Muslim Christians, Hindus, and Sikhs who embody an imagined "Muslim look," cope with fear and aggression from strangers on a daily basis. These findings are notable for two reasons. First, our respondents demonstrate how racialized religion is mutable: they are active in constructing how Islam is read on their bodies in public. Second, our findings demonstrate how hate crime categorization in the US obscures the role that racism plays in religious victimization. We urge scholars who study anti-Muslim acts to include non-Muslims in their analyses, and advocate for the re-conceptualization of identity-based hate crime categories. Excavating the corporeality of criminal victimization in particular can help to understand the ways in which biases are experienced in the contemporary US.
The authors are grateful for the support of Trinity University, especially the Mellon Initiative 2016, led by Ruben Dupertuis; the Department of Communication; and the Department of Sociology and Anthropology. The research would not have been possible without the brilliant collaboration of Drs. Habiba Noor and William Christ.


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Some Carytown businesses report 'excellent' Christmas season
Americans will spend $886 billion in holiday retail sales ahead of December 25, according to statista.com
By: Brendan King
RICHMOND, Va. -- Chet Bland and Eugene Henry were some of the few retail workers still clocked in as the sun set on Carytown in Richmond on Friday evening.
"Christmas Eve from start to finish so far has been excellent," Bland said. "We are floored. It's been super busy."
Bland's father started Plan 9 Music on Cary Street where he is a used-music buyer and front desk worker.
WTVR
Within the last decade, a resurgent in vinyl's popularity has kept customers coming back.
"Last Saturday, before Christmas we counted I think tops 60 people in the store at once which is definitely a peak over the last year," Bland explained.
But, like many industries right now, records are in short supply.
"There's not enough! There's not enough copy ever around right now. On one hand is a great problem to have for us," Bland stated. "The pressing plants are really trying to keep up with the amount of people who want that record."
Bob Broomfield across the street at Bits + Pixels wrapped up another successful selling season on Christmas Eve.
"We are done! We made it to the finish line," Broomfield said.
Thanks to the pandemic, much of his business has moved online but he still welcomes shoppers to his brick-and-mortar store of 14 years.
Like vinyl, video game players young and old are investing and purchasing retro games and consoles again.
"This is empty because we have literally been wiped out of all our consoles," Broomfield said as he showed a glass case where consoles used to sit.
Despite a pandemic that has disrupted so much these last two years, the holidays appear bright for business owners in Carytown.
The Christmas sales may be wrapping up but that doesn't mean the end of good savings, according to business owners. Bits + Pixels is gearing up for yet another end-of-year sale ahead of 2022.


In this episode of the EMS Garage from EMS World Expo 2015, host Chris Montera, the Geekymedic, is joined by Dr. Peter Antevy from Handtevy.com. They are talking about pediatric critical care and resuscitation. Dr. Antevy has one of the most innovative systems for managing and treating critical care pediatric patients in the field with his Handtevy system. Now he has a pediatric medication dosing software solution that accompanies the system to make calculating doses for pediatric patients even easier.
This segment was produced and recorded LIVE in the Physio-Control Podcast Studio at EMS World Expo 2015 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Watch this channel for more segments like this coming from the conference in the coming days and weeks.


Cardiff-based singer-songwriter Carw, who is soon moving to Germany, has released his third single, FEATHERS, via BLINC Records to preclude his anticipated, debut LP, Skin Shed.
Carw spoke with The Fountain about what we can expect from the album as well as working with producer Llion Robertson.
TF: A new album, how exciting, what can we expect from that?
Yes! I'm very excited! It's an eleven track record. A mixture of Welsh, English and instrumental tracks. It's my debut album. Some people describe it as electronic synth pop. The co-producer called one of the tracks 'yacht pop'. So, yeah.
TF: And what inspired you to title this Skin Shed?
It's a title that reflects the journey of making the album I guess. Or just a journey in general. Changing, going through phases, shedding old skin. I think it may have been a title of a track I was working on. I forget. But thought it was fitting for the title of the LP.
TF: How has it been working with Llion Robertson to produce this album?
I've worked with Llion a lot. He's a close friend and I love working with him. He understands me on a musical and personal level which makes working on records super easy and fun, which I think is important. He's a great producer. I sometimes play live for his project with Seb Goldfinch, Cotton Wolf. Check them out.
I don't actually have anything planned as of yet but would love to tour it. And would most definitely love to play in Scotland! I'm moving to Germany in December so I'll be carrying on with live shows over there. I hope to be back in Wales often though.
I've been busy writing the album so haven't been doing shows as Carw. I did, however, have a great time at Swn Festival. It was packed, people were queuing on the stairs to get in. It makes a difference when the room is full, there's a real buzz. I also have a little band playing with me which makes it a hundred times more fun to play live!


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Doctor Who: Series 8 Collector's Edition DVD Announced
By TGT | 21st August 2014
BBC Worldwide have announced the release of a special collector's edition DVD and Blu-ray of the complete eighth series of Doctor Who.
Both the DVD and Blu-ray editions will be released on Monday 17th November 2014, just over a week after the final episode of Series 8, Death in Heaven, is expected to air.
No special features have yet been confirmed for the collector's edition release, which is set to include a bright embossed TARDIS slipcase finished with silver foil and a 'press here' button which when pressed plays the legendary TARDIS sound effect, as well as six exclusive art cards featuring images of The Doctor and monsters from the new series.
The collector's edition is now available to pre-order in the UK exclusively from the BBC Shop – follow the link here for the DVD (£39.99) and here for Blu-ray (£43.99).
The standard edition, meanwhile, is still available to pre-order from the BBC Shop and will be released on the same date, while standalone DVD and Blu-ray versions of Series 8's feature-length premiere Deep Breath are set to come out the week before.
Series 8 will be the first to star Peter Capaldi as the Twelfth Doctor alongside current companion Clara Oswald (Jenna Coleman) and new recurring character Danny Pink (Samuel Anderson). The regular cast will be joined by a host of guest stars including Michelle Gomez, Frank Skinner, Keeley Hawes and the recently-announced Chris Addison.
Doctor Who returns with Deep Breath, on Saturday 23rd August.
[Source: BBC Worldwide]
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Bonboillon ist eine Gemeinde im französischen Département Haute-Saône in der Region Bourgogne-Franche-Comté.

Geographie
Bonboillon liegt auf einer Höhe von 280 m über dem Meeresspiegel, acjht Kilometer nordwestlich von Marnay und etwa 27 Kilometer westnordwestlich der Stadt Besançon (Luftlinie). Das Dorf erstreckt sich im Süden des Départements, auf dem Plateau, das sich westlich der Monts de Gy ausdehnt.

Die Fläche des  km² großen Gemeindegebiets umfasst einen Abschnitt der leicht gewellten Landschaft zwischen den Talebenen von Ognon im Süden und Saône im Norden. Der Hauptteil des Gebietes wird von einem Plateau eingenommen, das durchschnittlich auf 270 m liegt. Es ist aus einer Wechsellagerung von sandig-mergeligen und kalkigen Schichten der oberen Jurazeit und des Tertiärs aufgebaut. Das gesamte Gebiet zeigt keine oberirdischen Fließgewässer. Es wird überwiegend landwirtschaftlich genutzt, doch gibt es auch einige Waldflächen, darunter den Bois de la Féole im Westen. Nach Süden erstreckt sich das Gemeindeareal auf die Anhöhe des Mont. Mit 297 m wird hier die höchste Erhebung von Bonboillon erreicht.

Nachbargemeinden von Bonboillon sind Cugney im Norden, Tromarey im Osten, Hugier im Süden, Chancey im Südwesten sowie Venère im Nordwesten.

Geschichte
Im Mittelalter gehörte Bonboillon zur Freigrafschaft Burgund und darin zum Gebiet des Bailliage d'Amont. Die lokale Herrschaft hatte die Baronie Choye inne. Zusammen mit der Franche-Comté gelangte Bonboillon mit dem Frieden von Nimwegen 1678 definitiv an Frankreich. Seit 2002 ist Bonboillon Mitglied des 15 Ortschaften umfassenden Gemeindeverbandes Communauté de communes de la Vallée de l'Ognon.

Sehenswürdigkeiten
Die Dorfkirche von Bonboillon wurde im 18. Jahrhundert neu erbaut und besitzt eine Statue des heiligen Nikolaus aus dem 16. Jahrhundert.

Bevölkerung

Mit  Einwohnern () gehört Bonboillon zu den kleinsten Gemeinden des Département Haute-Saône. Nachdem die Einwohnerzahl in der ersten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts deutlich abgenommen hatte (1886 wurden noch 199 Personen gezählt), wurde seit Mitte der 1970er Jahre wieder ein kontinuierliches Bevölkerungswachstum verzeichnet.

Wirtschaft und Infrastruktur
Bonboillon war bis weit ins 20. Jahrhundert hinein ein vorwiegend durch die Landwirtschaft (Ackerbau, Obstbau, Weinbau und Viehzucht) geprägtes Dorf. Heute gibt es einige Betriebe des lokalen Kleingewerbes. In den letzten Jahrzehnten hat sich das Dorf zu einer Wohngemeinde gewandelt. Viele Erwerbstätige sind deshalb Wegpendler, die in den größeren Ortschaften der Umgebung ihrer Arbeit nachgehen.

Die Ortschaft ist verkehrstechnisch gut erschlossen. Sie liegt am Knotenpunkt der Hauptstraßen D67 (Besançon - Gray) und D12 (Pesmes – Gy). Durch eine Ortsumfahrung ist der Dorfkern vom Durchgangsverkehr entlastet. Eine weitere Straßenverbindung besteht mit Hugier.

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Ort in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

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Death Camps essays
Themes Of Death And Inhumanity In Night
Death and Humanity in the Holocaust Within the twentieth century, what event stands out to you as the most inhumane treatment of fellow humans. Without a doubt, most would agree that the Holocaust completely matches this sad frame of reference. The Holocaust in Germany was an unspeakable event in human history. In this terrible act, at its worst in Poland, was the direct cause of the deaths of 62.7% of the Jewish population in Europe (History 1). It is obvious that two themes stand out during th...
Order Of Hitler
During Hitler's reign as Fuhrer of Nazi Germany from 1933-1945, millions of innocent citizens of Poland, Czechoslovakia, and those of Jewish religion and race were executed. Hitler, although masterminding the plan of the perfect human race did not kill these people, rather ordered their deaths. In the early to mid-1940's death camps such as Auschwitz, Bergen-Belsen, Dachau, and Birkenau were created for the eventual extermination of the inferior peoples of Europe. Hitler commanded members of the...
Their Deaths In Nazi Extermination Camps
Starvation. Mass shootings. Gas chambers. Beatings. Mass murder. In the early 1940's, perhaps the most brutal atrocities ever committed on a people in our world's history took place. It was World War II. The Nazi Regime, led by Adolf Hitler, was waging war across Europe. Occupied Poland became the place where those prisoners and captives held by the Nazis were sent to be eliminated. From 1941 through 1945 a total of some 3.5 million Jews met their deaths in Nazi extermination camps. These "death...
Prejudice Of The Holocaust
Prejudice was the main factor that led to the holocaust. For some, resisting these forms of oppression was survival. Considering the dehumanizing the Nazis had forced upon the Jews, people took whatever courage and strength they had to get through this period of time. I believe luck also had a part to play in survival. Even though now prejudice is mostly name calling, 60 years ago it could mean death. Whether one is resisting the Nazis or just resisting prejudice in general, one must never give ...
Camp Elie
Looking back to any random time in history will most likely take one to a world of greediness, envy, and a desire to dominate another. The history of the world is plagued by mankind's inability to settle for what they have and who they are. Wars have been fought over religion, tradition, territory, and in this case, the idea that one race is superior to another. World War II was a horrible time in the world. The First World War was "the war to end all wars" and yet chaos spread over Europe. Elie...
Jewish Inmates
? NIGHT' by Elie Wiesel tells us his story of the time he spent in a Nazi death camp. It's a story of the dehumanization of the Jewish inmates at the hands of the Germans and the world who closed their eyes and minds to the reality of what was happening before them. The dehumanization according to Elie's experiences (pg. 8) started on the 7th day of Passover in 1944. The leaders of the Jewish community were arrested. Jews would not be allowed to leave their houses for three days. The Jews no lon...


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To celebrate my sister-in-law, mommy to be Lindsay and baby, my mother-in-law hosted an adorable baby shower in their honor! I was so excited to add my calligraphy to the (already) wonderful decor and joyous celebration.
Beth out did herself with her theme "She's about to Pop!" by including all things "pop" worthy including cake pops, blow pop champagne "poppers", poppyseed muffins and so many other delicious treats!


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McMurphy's Grill—It's Successful As a Social Program, It Struggles As a Business
Linda D. Fischer
Waiter Don Shields takes lunch orders at McMurphy's Grill in downtown St. Louis. Shown are, from left: Kristina Alnajjar of Spokane, Wash.; Nunzio Lama, restaurant manager; and Maggie Brown, also of Spokane. (Photo by Dennis Caldwell)
Each weekday around noon, customers come to McMurphy's Grill in downtown St. Louis to enjoy lunch—a bowl of Irish stew, a corned beef sandwich or other flavorful dishes. Waiters and waitresses hustle to get the crowd fed and back to work in a reasonable amount of time. From all appearances, McMurphy's is a typical cozy eatery.
The truth is, McMurphy's is anything but typical. The restaurant is a job-training program run by St. Patrick Center, a nonprofit provider of services for the homeless or those at risk of becoming homeless. The waiters and waitresses are homeless, as are the cooks and busboys. They are trying to get back on their feet by working for minimum wage while learning the general skills needed for restaurant employment.
One of the waiters, Don Shields, has been in training at McMurphy's for eight months now. A big smile crosses his face as he describes his work there. "Sometimes it gets hectic," he says. "But I love it!"
As nonprofit organizations search for ways to raise money—other than through the traditional grants, donations and public subsidies that sometimes come and sometimes don't—many are turning to social enterprises. And for many, it's a venture into uncharted waters: the world of business.
According to the Social Enterprise Alliance, a social enterprise is any earned-income business or strategy undertaken by a nonprofit to generate revenue in support of its charitable mission. Earned income consists of payments received in exchange for a product, service or privilege.
Greg Vogelweid, chief operating officer of St. Patrick Center, says nonprofit organizations wanting to start a social enterprise need to think like a business rather than a nonprofit.
"The first step in setting up a social entrepreneurship venture is to write a business plan," Vogelweid says. "You also need a finance person who knows how to run a business.
"Then you have to decide whether you want a nonprofit, mission-related program that makes money versus a for-profit enterprise that just makes money for the nonprofit. They are very different things," he says.
McMurphy's Grill is the former. Well, not quite. After 15 years in business, it is not making money.
"We run this as a business, just not a very profitable one," Vogelweid says.
At this point, funding for the restaurant generally comes from three sources: grants, the public and government contracts.
One of the biggest challenges to making the restaurant profitable is the mission of the program. The very nature of it conflicts with good business models for restaurants. For example, once an employee is trained, he or she is gently pushed out the door and into a new job, and an untrained worker comes on board. Hardly a smart business practice.
"We don't want them to be comfortable. We want them to move on and get a better job," Vogelweid says.
Another disadvantage is that, in deference to many of its workers who are alcoholics, McMurphy's does not push the sale of alcoholic beverages. This is one factor that keeps the restaurant from making a profit, Vogelweid says.
The restaurant also pays three full-time employees to run the program: a chef, a jobs coach and a manager.
The upside is that last year business increased 14 percent over the previous year. And, despite its lack of financial success, the restaurant remains true to its mission of getting the homeless job training, jobs and housing, Vogelweid says. At any one time, 11 homeless people are in training. About 50 find jobs each year in local restaurants. Follow-up surveys show that, of those who have completed the program and been placed in restaurants, 60 percent to 70 percent still have their jobs after a year.
In addition, McMurphy's Grill is an excellent public relations tool for St. Patrick Center, Vogelweid says.
As for the future, his vision is for the restaurant to become a profitable, full-service restaurant that is open for lunch and dinner and on weekends.


Universal Music Group has cornered the market on Ol' Blue Eyes, setting a wide-ranging licensing pact with Frank Sinatra Enterprises in advance of a centennial marketing push in 2015.
UMG already controls licensing for key Sinatra recordings from the earlier Capitol era. With control of a broad swath of Sinatra's music, UMG is planning a new line of "Signature Sinatra" releases, among other projects.
"This new arrangement will allow (Frank Sinatra Enterprises) to present Sinatra's music in a coordinated and consistent manner, and enable more cohesive catalog initiatives, at a time when access to music is ubiquitous and more instantaneous than ever before," added Robert Finkelstein, co-chairman of Frank Sinatra Enterprises.


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IMPLEMENTING RULES AND REGULATIONS OF THE PALARONG PAMBANSA ACT OF 2013
Pursuant to Section 21 of Republic Act (RA) No. 10588, entitled "An Act Institutionalizing the Conduct of the Palarong Pamhansa and Appropriating Funds Thereforthe Department of Education (DepEd), together with the Philippine Sports Commission (PSC) and the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG), hereby issue the following rules and regulations to implement the provisions of the foregoing Act.
RULE I
Section 1. Short Title. These rules and regulations shall be referred to as the "Implementing Rules and Regulations (1RR) of RA No. 10588, otherwise known as the Palarong Pamhansa Act of 2013. "
Section 2. Scope and Application. The provisions of this IRR shall apply to the conduct of the Palarong Pamhansa and other related school-based sports activities leading to the Palarong Pamhansa.
Section 3. Declaration of Policy. It is the policy of the state to promote physical education and encourage sports programs, league competitions and amateur sports, including training for international competitions, to foster self-discipline, teamwork and excellence for the development of a healthy and alert citizenry through the institutionalization of the Palarong Pamhansa as the country's premier national sporting event.
Hence, it shall be a declared policy of the state to support programs that will improve and promote the Palarong Pamhansa as the primary avenue for providing in-school sports opportunities to improve the physical, intellectual and social well-being of the youth. All educational institutions are therefore directed to promote physical education and undertake regular sports activities as well as support the local meets . and the Palarong Pamhansa.
Section 4. Objectives. The objectives of this IRR, consistent with Sec. 3 of the Act, are the following:
(a) To institutionalize the Palarong Pamhansa as the premier national sporting event of the country under the DepEd as a venue for talent identification, selection and recruitment of student-athletes;
(b) To improve the DepEd's national school sports program and give more prestige to the annual sports event by encouraging better participation of schools through incentives and rewards; and
(c) To encourage the local government units (LGUs) to take a proactive role in the promotion of the Palarong Pamhansa locally and nationally by providing incentives and rewards.
Section 5. Definition of Terms. For purposes of this IRR, the terms and phrases used shall mean or be understood as follows:
(a) Act refers to RA No. 10588, titled 'An Act Institutionalizing the Conduct of the Palarong Pamhansa and Appropriating Funds Therefore otherwise known as the "Palarong Pamhansa Act of 2013
(b) Athletes refer to elementary or secondary students who will participate in the Palarong Pamhansa or any of its local meets as defined in this IRR. The exact cut-off date to determine the eligibility of an athlete in the elementary or secondary level shall be defined by the Palarong Pamhansa Board in a separate resolution issued for this purpose.
(c) Bidding refers to the method or process of identifying a host Local Government Unit where the Palarong Pamhansa or any of its local meets shall be conducted. For purposes of the Palarong Pamhansa, the Palarong Pamhansa Board shall make the proper issuance identifying the process and/or the specific steps consisting of the method or process of identifying the host LGU consistent with Rule III of this IRR.
(d) Host refers, collectively, to the winning LGU bidder, the DepEd Regional Office, and the Schools Division Office.
(e) Delegation refers to a group of athletes, coaches, chaperones and officials representing a DepEd division or region who is duly accredited by the National Screening and Accreditation Committee (NSAC) as hereinafter provided in Section 18 of this IRR.
(f) Local Meets refer to the DepEd sanctioned organized competitions prior to the conduct of the regional meet or the Palarong Pamhansa.
(g) Palarong Pamhansa refers to the premier national sporting event of the country under the DepEd which showcases a multilevel national scholastic competition that starts with local meets.
(h) Paralympics refers to sporting events participated in by Students with Disabilities (SWDs).
RULE II
PALARONG PAMBANSA MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION
Section 6. Palarong Pamhansa Board. A Palarong Pamhansa Board, hereinafter referred to as the "Board," is hereby created as the lead policy-making and coordinating body for the preparation and conduct of the Palarong Pamhansa and other related school sports activities leading to the Palarong Pamhansa. The Board shall be attached to the DepEd and shall be the proprietary owner of the phrase "Palarong Pamhansa" and its related symbols, logos and concept.
The members of the Board shall be entitled to reimbursement of actual traveling and other expenses incurred in the performance of their official duties as members of the Board, subject to pertinent laws, rules and regulations. The Board, through a resolution, may create a Palarong Pambansa trust fund where the donations and sponsorships, among others, are to be deposited. The amounts deposited are to be used, among others, for the incentives to be distributed among winning athletes and for the promotion of the Palarong Pambansa as provided under Sections 15 to 16 of Rule IV of this IRR.
Membership of the Board. The Board shall have ten (10) members composed of the following:
(a) Secretary of DepEd as Chairperson;
(b) Four (4) Undersecretaries of DepEd to be identified by the Secretary;
(c) Three (3) Assistant Secretaries of DepEd to be identified by the Secretary;
(d) Chairman of the PSC; and
(e) Secretary of the DILG.
The heads of the concerned departments and agencies shall, as much as possible, attend the meetings of the Board. In the absence of the Secretary of the DILG or the Chairman of the PSC, they must designate a permanent representative with a rank not lower than an Assistant Secretary or Commissioner, respectively, who may attend the meetings of the Board on their behalf.
The Board may set the dates of its regular meetings and may call for special meetings as it deems necessary provided that the Board shall convene at least twice a year. A majority of all members of the Board shall constitute a quorum. A decision of the Board shall be concurred in by a majority vote of the actual members present in the meeting.
Functions and Duties of the Board. The Board shall perform the following functions and duties:
(a) To formulate policies and guidelines that shall govern the conduct of the Palarong Pambansa and other related school-based activities leading to the Palarong Pambansa',
(b) To review and update regularly the rules and regulations of the sports included in the Palarong Pambansa in accordance with international standards;
(c) To develop and recommend programs and policies that will promote the Palarong Pambansa and increase public awareness on the event, persuade schools to participate and improve their performance in sports and physical education, and encourage the LGUs to support and promote the Palarong Pambansa as the country's premier sports event;
(d) To provide incentives and rewards to participating schools and LGUs, including medal winners;
(e) To formulate and issue policies and guidelines on the accreditation of athletes, coaches and chaperones;
(f) To create the Palarong Pambansa Communications Task Force;
(g) To create the National Screening and Accreditation Committee (NSAC);
(h) To develop marketing strategies to generate funds and promote the Palarong Pambansa including, but not limited to, royalties, merchandising and advertisements;
(i) To allocate funds for the conduct of school sports activities leading to the Palarong Pambansa',
(j) To formulate and issue the criteria for the selection of host LGU and approve bids to host the Palarong Pambansa',
(k) To set the date of the staging of the Palarong Pambansa',
(l) To identify the sports events to be included in the Palarong Pambansa;
(m) To appoint a Secretary General of the Palarong Pambansa',
(n) To enter into contracts or obligations essential for the proper accomplishment of its purposes and objectives;
(o) To conduct regular inventory of existing sports facilities, venues and equipment throughout the country;
(p) To formulate guidelines for the conduct of sports events for students with disability;
(q) To assess the conduct of the Palarong Pambansa and submit an annual report to Congress;
(r) To designate its officers and exercise such other acts as may be necessary for the effective implementation of the Act;
Section 9. Secretary-General. A Secretary General shall be appointed by the Board from among the members of the Board representing the DepEd. He/she shall have the following duties and functions:
(a) Recommend to the Board the composition of the Secretariat and all the activities to be undertaken by the latter which requires the utilization of funds;
(b) Formulate the Palarong Pambansa Manual (PPM) addressing among others sub-paragraphs (a) to (e), (j), (1), and (p) of Section 8 of this IRR, and present the same to the Board for approval. Upon its approval, the Board shall cause the issuance of a DepEd Order containing said manual;
(c) Implement, coordinate and monitor the policies and plans formulated by the Board;
(d) Recommend to the Board the proposed budget for the Palarong Pambansa;
(e) Such other tasks as may be assigned by the Board.
Section 10. Secretariat. The Secretariat, which shall come from the existing personnel of the DepEd, the PSC and the DILG, shall manage the conduct of the Palarong Pambansci and other activities leading to the Palarong Pambansa. The Palarong Pambansa Board shall issue a resolution as to the number of personnel and which department the personnel shall come from. The number of personnel shall be commensurate to the needs of the conduct of the Palarong Pambansa.
The Secretariat shall provide support services for the implementation of the functions of the Board and shall perform other school sports-related activities leading to the Palarong Pambansa as may be assigned by the Board through the Secretary General.
Section 11. Regional Athletics Associations. The DepEd Regional Offices shall organize the Regional Athletics Associations (RAAs) which shall supervise the conduct of the local meets and organize their respective regional delegations to the Palarong Pambansa. The RAAs shall endeavor to ensure that all regions participate in all events in the Palarong Pambansa. For purposes of this Section, the Autonomous Region for Muslim Mindanao (ARMM) shall organize its athletic association equivalent to an RAA.
The RAA shall be composed of the DepEd Regional Director as ex-officio Chairman, Assistant Regional Directors, Schools Division Superintendents, and the authorized DepEd Official in charge of the supervision of the Regional Sports Events in the region, the DILG Regional Director or his/her authorized representative, and a representative from the PSC which the latter shall identify.
The RAA shall perform the following duties and functions, in conformity with the rules and guidelines set by the Board:
(a) Supervise the conduct of the Regional Meet;
(b) To convene quarterly and discuss measures relative to the implementation of the Palarong Pambansa; and
(c) Organize the regional delegation to the Palarong Pambansa.
The Board shall issue guidelines lor the conduct of local meets for the detennination and/or selection of athletes who are to compete in the Regional Meet.
The Office in charge of the school sports program in the Regional and Division Offices, in coordination with the LGUs, shall provide support services in the local meets; monitor the local meets; and implement after-school sports program that promote and develop prospective athletes who may play in the Palarong Pambansa.
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Bugged Out presents a number of established names on the dance music scene tonight at Razzmatazz. Performing in The Loft is Berlin-based house group M.A.N.D.Y., formed of duo Philipp Jung and Patrick Bodmer. Co-founders of Get Physical Records, their 2005 track 'Body Language' was named Ibiza Track of the Season that same year. Meanwhile, Razzclub plays host to Ali Love, a British singer songwriter who provided vocals for The Chemical Brothers' 'Do It Again', and electronic music producer Arthur Baker.


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Shopping Your Family's Closet
Olivia Joan in an outfit that was her grandmother's.
Photo: Lucka Ngô
In sixth grade, when Converse was popular, my mom showed me her basketball photos in which she, too, had a pair. In high school, when I wanted Birkenstocks, she mentioned how she had a pair she wore in college. And most recently, when I sent her a picture of the G.H. Bass Weejun loafers I bought off Depop, my mom responded that she had had the very same ones when she was my age.
I know what trend forecasters say about trends cycling every 20 years, but I never would have imagined when I was a kid that some of my favorite pieces in my closet would come from my parents or grandparents. These instances have made me feel close to them, knowing that in some way we share a common sense of style. And I am not alone.
Laura Kolber in a jacket that belonged to her mother.
"It's just so much more fun when I can go home and be like, Oh my God, this skirt is fabulous. And my mom's like, Take it," says operation analyst Laura Kolber, 30, who regularly wears her mother's clothes. When she moved to New York from Chicago almost four years ago, she had a bit of a fashion identity crisis and turned to the pieces she inherited to provide comfort when she didn't know what to wear.
As someone who is still figuring out my own style, I know that feeling too well. I've worn my dad's T-shirts for years, often pulling on oversize long-sleeves to wear when it got a little chilly or searching through his sweatshirt collection to find one with his alma mater. I used to compliment my grandpa's sweater, and he would leave it for me to wear. My sister and I would go through all my grandma's old rings and earrings.
Jeavonna Coble in a hat that belonged to her father, and a cardigan and T-shirt that belonged to her grandfather.Photos: Lucka Ngô.
Jeavonna Coble, a 26-year-old project manager, wears her father's hat almost every day. It includes his initials and old high-school basketball number: "It is a true representation of me," says Coble. "It's combining ancestry with what I like now, meshing the future and the past together."
In the wake of loss, wearing pieces that belonged to family members serves as an intimate reminder of who they were and can bring you closer, even if those items weren't necessarily being collected to pass down. Carolina Perez Aleman, 29, has been wearing her mother's jewelry every day since she died about five years ago. "Carrying her jewelry with me is a part of her being with me in a physical, tangible form," Aleman says.
Carolina Perez Aleman in a jacket, shirt, and necklace that belonged to her mother.Photos: Lucka Ngô.
While her mother was alive, she would encourage her to wear her clothes, so it's refreshing for Aleman to know that her mother would be happy to see her wearing her pieces now. More recently, she found her mother's initials engraved on the inside of her ring, proving that even amid the loss, there is so much to still learn while carrying this part of her family with her.
Jazmine Rogers in pearl earrings from her grandmother.Photos: Lucka Ngô.
Jazmine Rogers, 25, remembers when her grandmother gave her a set of pearls on her wedding day. "She apologized for not having more, but she didn't realize that what she was giving me was so much," says Rogers. Since her great-grandparents emigrated from Mexico, her family has not held onto much. But the set of pearls has been turned into earrings and was sewn into her wedding dress — and she has even kept some to pass on.
Claire LaMantia in a leather trench, skirt, watch, and boots that belonged to her mother.
My younger sister, Claire, has always had an eye for design. When my maternal grandmother passed away, we traveled to Minnesota to sort through her belongings, including her jewelry collection. "I don't know why, but I've always loved watches, so the heart pendant stood out to me, even when I was 12," says Claire. She didn't wear it in high school, but after my mom gifted her a chain, she has worn my grandmother's pendant almost every day since. "It makes me feel close to her," she adds.
Vivian Chuang, the Cut's fashion assistant, shared some of the passed-down pieces in her closet as well. Among them is her mom's Fendi watch that she bought while working as a flight attendant overseas. "When I graduated from college, it was all I asked for," says Chuang.
For others, like photographer Olivia Joan, 24, the fascination with their family's belongings came earlier: "My grandmother had so many closets. There was one closet on the second floor that was a walk-in and it just was like a J shape. And when I was little, we always played hide-and-seek and I'd hide in there. So I've always been fascinated with her clothes."
Vivian Chuang in her mother's gold watch, grandfather's top, and boyfriend's grandmother's fur coat.Photos: Lucka Ngô.
Joan went viral on TikTok for sharing clothes she found in her grandmother's closet. The pieces are colorful and luxurious, featuring vintage Prada and Chanel. But more impressive was the number of items she has incorporated into her everyday wear, piecing together whole outfits consisting of her grandmother's clothes, jewelry, and shoes. "My grandmother had these cool pieces that she didn't wear. We just started getting comfortable, and then she wasn't able to wear any of the clothes because she was in a wheelchair. And so she would live vicariously through me. That was how we connected," says Joan.
Olivia Joan in a whole outfit that belonged to her grandmother, except her left-hand ring.Photos: Lucka Ngô.
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Baseball bat-wielding attacker sought in unprovoked Bronx assault
By Catarina Moura, Thomas Tracy and John Annese
Baseball bat-wielding brute wanted for unprovoked Bronx attack: NYPD
A baseball bat-wielding attacker bashed a complete stranger in the head during an unprovoked attack at a Bronx shopping mall, officials said Thursday.
The 34-year-old victim told police that he and his girlfriend were leaving a Home Depot at the Bronx Terminal Market in Concourse Village about 8:10 p.m. on June 14 when the unhinged suspect, who was walking a mountain bicycle and had a bat slung over his shoulder, stormed up to him.
The victim, who spoke to the Daily News on condition of anonymity, said he and his girlfriend noticed the attacker out of the corner of their eye as they descended a stairway to the street.
"We just have him a short glance ... a fraction of a second," he said.
"There was no one around, so we had to pass him," his girlfriend added.
The bat-wielding man demanded to know: "You looking at me? What are you looking at?"
The victim said he wasn't looking at anyone, and he and his girlfriend tried to walk away.
"The next thing I know is pain. I got hit in the head. And I go down. I hold on to my head. I hear her shouting. I see that there's blood on my hand," the victim said.
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He told his girlfriend to call 911, as she desperately yelled to get people's attention.
The attacker hopped onto his mountain bike and pedaled off, he said.
Cops released these images of the suspect.
Medics rushed the victim to Lincoln Hospital, where he needed two stitches to close the wound, cops said.
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The victim and his girlfriend have been trying to keep a low profile since the attack.
"Came out of nowhere. There really nothing you could have done," he said. "Quick , unexpected, unprovoked."
Surveillance video recovered by police shows the suspect mouthing off to other strangers at the strip mall before confronting his victim, sources with knowledge of the case said.
Cops released the surveillance video Thursday in hopes that someone recognizes him.
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L'hemihedrite è un minerale raro, un cromo-silicato di piombo e zinco, avente formula Pb10Zn(CrO4)6(SiO4)2(F,OH)2.
Esso forma una serie con l'analogo minerale del rame iranite.

Abito cristallino
L'hemihedrite è stata così chiamata per la morfologia emiedrica dei suoi cristalli.

Origine e giacitura
L'hemihedrite è stata descritta per la prima volta nel 1967 in riferimento ai rinvenimenti nella miniera di piombo e argento di Florence, nel Ripsey District, Tortilla Mountains, Contea di Pinal, Arizona.

Campioni di hemihedrite sono stati rinvenuti in parecchi distretti minerari dell'Arizona e uno nel Nevada.
Alcuni campioni provengono anche dalla regione di Antofagasta del Cile e dal Distretto  Anarak della Provincia di Esfahan, in Iran.

Forma in cui si presenta in natura
Questo minerale si rinviene in vene ossidate che contengono galena, sphalerite e pirite.
Fra i minerali secondari associati vi sono cerussite, phoenicochroite, vauquelinite, willemite, wulfenite, galena, sphalerite, pirite, tennantite e calcopirite.

Note

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Solfati, cromati, molibdati e tungstati (minerali)
Minerali del piombo
Minerali dello zinco


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UST turns to its defense to beat fancied UP anew | Inquirer Sports
UST turns to its defense to beat fancied UP anew
By: Bong Lozada - Reporter / @BLozadaINQ
INQUIRER.net / 08:45 PM November 10, 2019
UST's Soulemane Chabi Yo goes for the block against UP's Kobe Paras during their game in the UAAP Season 82 men's basketball semifinals Sunday, Nov. 10, 2019, at Araneta Coliseum. Photo by Tristan Tamayo/INQUIRER.net
MANILA, Philippines—From being the fourth seed, University of Santo Tomas now finds itself on the cusp of a trip to the UAAP Season 82 men's basketball finals.
UST ripped University of the Philippines, 89-69, to survive its second knockout game of the stepladder semifinals, beating a more talented team on paper through hard work especially on the defensive end.
"UP is the most talented team in terms of individual players but you just have to play honest defense and just make sure you give your best," UST's newly-minted MVP Soulemane Chabi Yo said Sunday.
"Talent-wise, UP will always have the advantage and in a game like this, we really have to have a solid foundation," said the team's heady point guard Renzo Subido in Filipino.
The Fighting Maroons boast a roster that includes last season's MVP Bright Akhuetie, Season 80 Rookie of the Year Juan Gomez de Liaño, Ricci Rivero, and former NCAA Division 1 recruit Kobe Paras.
As for UST, its roster consists of players that head coach Aldin Ayo once described as "non bluechip recruits."
What has made UST such a harrowing team for UP to face in their last three meetings has been its "Mayhem" brand of basketball that features a smothering defense and free-flowing offense.
UST, which has yet to lose to UP this season, was on point from the perimeter, an area where it outscored UP, 35- 11, while also having its fair share of points in the shaded area.
But it's the defense that did the trick.
"We have to play good defense, make the right passes, and coach Aldin always told us two words and those were 'accuracy and precision,'" said Subido, who had eight points and 12 assists, matching UP's total as a team.
"If you're almost there, like one more step to win, you don't give up," said Chabi Yo, who finished with a double-double with 17 points and 18 rebounds. "You have to be stronger mentally, finish stronger, and that's what I did."
"Everybody's tired but you have to give it all your best," added Chabi Yo, who looks to lead his team to another victory over the Maroons in a knockout on Wednesday.
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Jeremy called out and attempted to meet him but I held him back.
"Jeremy, we are not through yet."
I pointed out and signaled at the photographer to continue. Oh yes! He burned in jealousy. I could clearly see that in his eyes; but who cares?
It was David. I really expected this.
I called his name too; seems fair.
"Nice portrait," he commented, although I knew he wasn't pleased with it.
I attempted to gently walk away since he wasn't saying anything else. He drew me back and snatched the portrait. What is even wrong with this guy?
"Give it back!" I demanded. I was burning up now.
"Yes, you got a problem with that?!"
He took a step towards me; his eyes didn't speak friendly at all.
You can imagine the guts. I folded my hands to look at him; a sudden rush of hate filled me up.
"And so? What is wrong with you David? What do you take me for?"
He attempted to say something.
"Give it back!" I snatched the portrait from him and tried to walk away.
He held me back again. Oh my God!
He dashed towards us and without hesitating, he landed his fist on David and pushed him away from me. Gosh! I didn't expect that.
"Don't you ever get close to her again!"
Jeremy warned. I could see rage in his eyes. David went overboard; he got up and pushed him to the ground as well.
"She is not your property!" He shouted back.
Lord of Mercy... what do I do? I rushed towards Jeremy but he was quick to get up and bounced back on David. I couldn't stop them as they raged at each other.
Who do I call, David or Jeremy?
I shouted on top of my voice and maneuvered myself to the middle. They were both injured. What have I done?
"Bukky, tell Jeremy that you'll never stop loving me, that we both love each other!"
Maybe I need to remind him.


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Port Angeles travels the Yellow Brick Road: "The Wizard of Oz" begins run next week
Friday, July 12, 2002 12:01am
PORT ANGELES — At last, you can follow the Yellow Brick Road on the North Olympic Peninsula.
Curtain rises next weekend on Port Angeles Light Opera Association's 2002 production, "The Wizard of Oz," at the Port Angeles High School Auditorium, 304 E. Park Ave.
The production, which features lavish costuming and even windy special effects, will take to the stage on July 19, 23, 25 and 26 at 7:30 p.m., on July 21 at 2 p.m. and on July 27 at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Tickets are $8 for Family Night on July 19 only. Tickets for the rest of the performances are $14 for premium center and $12 for reserved general seating. Every seat is reserved.
Tickets are available at Port Angeles Symphony office, 216 N. Laurel St., between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday, or by calling 360-457-5630.
One of the largest undertakings ever by PALOA, the production features a cast of all age ranges.
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Written and directed by Hala Matar and produced by Nicole Disson, Fruits de Mer is a short film noir satire about a restaurateur who tried to dominate his mistress by taking over her possessions. Filmed on location at Bar Marmont in Los Angeles, CA, the film features C. Thomas Howell, Zoe Le Ber, James Ransone, Cameron Moir and Vanya Asher with cinematography by Autumn Durald and original music by Tuxedomoon.
The film premiered on NOWNESS September, 2014. Production stills by Chad Pitman.


The "Time Machine Rooms, the Local Studies Rooms in the County Libraries will always have good collections of old local photos. In fact you can now find many good examples on line. Have a look at the links pages for suggested sites. Old photos are very interesting especially if you take matching photos of the same places now, as comparison. I have frequently commented how quickly one tends to forget what used to be in the streets of a local town once it is re-developed. I remember sitting with my mother shortly before she died, visualising the shops on our own high street in order as they were more than forty years ago. It was an interesting exercise.
It is fascinating to examine the most significant differences between the photos.
However, the most important thing is then to go out and explore the streets. Remember to look up. That is often where you will see the similarities between the old and new. After a while it can feel as if you are seeing two views at once, the old and the new superimposed on one another as, I suppose, they are.
Here I have used town examples but it the process apllies just as well in the countryside. Below are a few examples.
around that town that they hadn't thought about before.
Take a look at the Explorers project and the My Place (Local Studies) Project.