Orange auto owners know that engines burn fuel to operate. Fuel is pumped from your fuel tank to your engine where it is squirted—or injected—into your engine's cylinders. This is the function of the fuel injectors.
When fuel injectors get dirty, their precision drops off. The spray pattern won't be precise, and the timing of fuel delivery may be off. This decreases fuel efficiency and gas mileage for Orange motorists as well as delivering less power to the engine.
So keeping your fuel injectors clean is just good auto advice for Orange motorists. The best way to do this is to change your air and fuel filters regularly and practice other habits of good car care and preventive maintenance at Auto Care Plus in Orange. Cleaning additives in your fuel can also help.
We live in such a disposable society. It's amazing all the stuff we throw away. New stuff comes out so fast, we just toss the old and move on. In the old days CA folks were real sticklers about taking care of their things. If something got lost or ruined by neglect, tough – they had to do without. Most Orange drivers couldn't afford new cars very often, so they had to make them last as long as they could.
It's a good thing that cars are more reliable these days for Orange auto owners. They just don't break down as often. And the good news for us CA penny pinchers is that a modern car can easily go 200,000 miles/320,000 km with proper care. The engineering and the manufacturing quality is tremendous. The missing ingredient is us Orange car owners making sure we follow the automobile manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedules.
Every time you go a couple thousand extra miles between oil changes you have created an opportunity for sludge to be formed and clog passages. Then some SUV parts don't get properly lubricated and they start to wear out faster. Skip a cooling system service, and the corrosion inhibitors become depleted, and the radiator starts being damaged – one step closer to a failure. Same thing is true for transmission service, power brakes, fuel system cleaning – really everything on your schedule.
It is probably even more important for older SUVs. Those engines and other systems have had more time to get dirty, so they are a bit more stressed anyway. But it is never too late to get back on track with your auto maintenance and to hold off further damage.
And it really does start with the oil change. When you get a full service oil change in Orange at Auto Care Plus, we top off all your fluids and check for other items that are on your maintenance schedule. It's like your safety net. Go in for an oil change on time, and let your friendly Auto Care Plus service specialist help you keep track of the rest.
Some things are going to wear out along the way, things like alternators, water pumps, etc. But fixing those at Auto Care Plus is cheaper than a a costly new car payment for Orange drivers. And taking care of problems early means they have less time to mess with other things. It is like having high cholesterol – you don't want to wait for a heart attack before you address it.
Fortunately a lot of those things can be taken care of in routine maintenance. They may not be easy to remember, because it is a long list, but your service center at Auto Care Plus can help you know what's scheduled to be taken care of.
Some of us in Orange CA really don't look forward to going in for an oil change and then getting a list of the other things the manufacturer recommends.
You may not know this but the median age for private vehicles on our Orange CA roads is over nine years. When cars get older, five years or so, they've accumulated a lot of dirt and rust in their gas tanks. If that dirt gets into the engine it can cause thousands of dollars worth of damage. So somewhere between that dirty gas tank and the price of a great vacation – is the lowly fuel filter: a very inexpensive part that doesn't cost too much to replace. And your car'll just run better too.
A clogged fuel filter can't let enough fuel through. You might notice at first that your car is running fine around town, but struggles or sputters on the Orange CA freeway or when you accelerate. Enough fuel can't get through to meet the demands of higher speed. If it gets bad enough your engine might just shut off or not start at all, which could be dangerous.
How often should you change your fuel filter? Check your owner's manual. Your Orange CA service advisor at Auto Care Plus can tell you as well. It's usually around thirty thousand miles or so. Ask if it's time for a full fuel system cleaning as well. They often go hand in hand.
It's good to know that your Orange CA service center has your back. When you're motivated to maintain your vehicle's performance and to reduce operating costs, you'll think of Auto Care Plus as your ally – and maybe even your memory.
When your car breaks down in the Orange, CA area, or just needs some routine service, it can make Orange drivers a little nervous. Because your car's so important to your life, you need to be back on the road as soon as possible. And with the problem fixed right the first time.
We've been checking into some of the important training our Orange CA technicians receive, and we're very impressed. It's amazing how much knowledge and skill goes into diagnosing and repairing a modern car. So it's not like when your uncle worked on his hot rod over weekend.
Today there are four cylinder engines around Orange that make more power than the V-8's in luxury cars 20 years ago. A new V-6 Toyota Camry could beat Sonny Crocket's Ferrari in a race to 60 mph.
Our engines are more and more powerful and at the same time their fuel efficiency keeps inching up. And they're so reliable. This is all due to engineering. But the benefits come to Orange drivers at the price of simplicity. Modern cars are so much more complex from a mechanical standpoint that it makes your head spin.
Then there's the electronics. Some cars on CA highways area have several networked computers controlling most of the engine functions and many other vehicle functions as well. Orange drivers take all of this sophistication for granted – but somebody has to fix it when it breaks.
It's a real challenge for the service professionals at Auto Care Plus and other Orange auto service centers to keep up. It requires a high level of commitment on the part of the auto technician and the service center as well. In addition to the training, there's the financial commitment to purchase the diagnostic and repair tools as well.
So where do Orange technicians go for training? There're many sources. It's usually a combination of formal classroom training, training provided in the service center by auto parts and equipment manufacturers, on-line courses and home study courses. There are many independent certifications available all the way up to Master Technician.
And AutoNetTV produces monthly training for Orange automotive service centers called The Pro Channel. If you were to watch the Pro Channel segment on re-flashing the engine control computer, you'd be amazed at how much is involved: special software, hardware interfaces and a tremendous amount of knowledge and skill.
Service centers in Orange, CA have a lot of other resources available as well. No one can know everything, so service centers like Auto Care Plus subscribe to data services, technical libraries and even on-line communities that can help them with they run into a difficult problem.
It's like those medical diagnosis shows on TV. Here are the symptoms – what's the diagnosis and treatment. Diagnosis is every bit as much an art as a science. Orange motorists want everything to be simple, straight forward and cheap – and sometimes it just isn't.
So, be more relaxed next time you take your SUV in. Orange drivers can trust their friendly Auto Care Plus techs. You're in good hands. The more you know, the more comfortable you can be with your automotive service decisions at Auto Care Plus. Visit AutoNetTV.com to see more great auto tips videos about many service topics.


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DIY has become a trend that enables people to utilize their creativity. However, this has an impact on the construction industry, and here's how it can capitalize on this trend.
People love to build things with their hands—though many now prefer it as a hobby, instead of a career. The DIY trend isn't new—in fact, the term "do it yourself" first appeared in a 1912 issue of Suburban Life magazine. It's just regained some of its former popularity in recent years.
You can't log onto any social media website without seeing a video about how to make a bench or bedframe by upcycling wooden pallets or how to recycle old 3.5-inch floppy disks into clocks. For the DIYer, it's a rewarding feeling to create something themselves—but what does that mean for the construction industry that usually specializes in these types of creations?
Let's take a closer look at the impact the DIY trend is having on the construction industry, and how construction managers and business owners can capitalize on this new trend.
The construction materials industry is massive—by 2030, experts estimate it will be worth more than $1 trillion, but the industry is changing. Right now, we can expect most spare parts suppliers to upgrade to 3D printing in the next five years—something DIYers can do themselves if they have the right equipment, and 3D printers are getting more affordable by the day.
The first hurdle is 3D printing—but that can be relatively easy to capitalize on for the tech-savvy construction manager. Once 3D printing really takes off in this industry, companies will shift from selling parts to selling patented part designs companies and DIYers can use in the comfort of their homes. You might lose out on the sale of additional replacement parts—unless a new type of DRM emerges to limit the designs to a certain number of prints—but you won't lose out on the sale entirely.
Amazon also has a large piece of the pie. Their tools and home improvement sales have increased 35 percent over the last year in the United States, 20 percent in the UK and more than 45 percent in Germany. It is entirely possible Amazon and other similar sellers might take a huge chunk of the marketplace in the not-too-distant future.
Large sellers like Amazon are more of a challenge, but these, too, are possible to overcome by offering products for DIY or commercial applications. Amazon is already doing this on a large scale, but other companies can snag themselves a piece of this pie by offering the same thing. You might not be able to beat Amazon's prices—very few companies can and still make a profit—but offering higher quality equipment can help you get into that niche without compromising your bottom line.
One thing that brings people to DIY is the opportunity to learn new skills they might also be able to use in their personal or work lives. Learning how to maintain their cars, their homes and their electronics isn't just useful—it can help them save money, too.
Construction and supply companies can capitalize on this by offering commercial-grade equipment for affordable prices. A casual DIYer might not need a temperature-controlled soldering station for their projects, but most love having the option to purchase commercial-grade equipment at affordable prices.
Try marketing your products, whether your customers are looking for soldering irons to repair their electronics, HVAC repair equipment to get their home's air conditioner running smoother or just hand tools for working on their cars, being able to access commercial-grade equipment can bring in new customers.
One of the main problems DIYers experience is the fact that while they may enjoy working with their hands, they don't have the skills necessary to create something that is up to code or safe to use. That doesn't usually apply to little backyard bench projects or things of that nature—it's more of a problem for people who do work around the house, or those who try to save a bit of money on a major construction or remodeling project by skipping the contractors entirely and doing all the work themselves.
Whether the problems are significant—work that's not to code, missing permits, etc.—or small, construction companies can capitalize on this trend by offering a "clean-up-the-mess" service. Offer to fix the problems they've created with their DIY work without discouraging them from doing it in the future. We don't want to put people off from creating—we just want them to do so safely and to call the professionals when the job is too big for them.
The DIY trend has been around for more than a century and is only continuing to grow as it becomes easier for the average consumer to get the tools and supplies they need to create their projects. Instead of letting it affect your bottom line, changing your business model just enough to cater to these DIYers can help improve your overall business in the long run.


An adobe home on the San Ildefonso Pueblo in North Central New Mexico. The fence in front is called a "coyote fence", and is specially constructed of pinon pine branches which are distasteful to coyotes.
Detail of the window of an adobe home on the San Ildefonso Pueblo in North Central New Mexico.
The church of San Ildefonso on the San Ildefonso Pueblo in North Central New Mexico.


The House of Lords has given the Creditworthiness Assessment Bill its second reading and a step forward to ensuring that tenants' rental payment record counts towards their credit rating.
The Bill, moved by the founder of Big Issue, Lord John Bird, now moves to the committee stage of the Lords and appears to have growing all-party and government support, suggesting it is very likely to become law at some point in 2018.
Lord Bird, during the debate on Friday, put his case like this: "If you are a mortgage holder, and if you pay your mortgage on time and do not miss it too often, you will automatically have a higher credit rating, because the credit agencies will look at you and say that you are a jolly good chap, woman, student or whoever.
"But you might have been living in social housing, or in another form of rented accommodation, for one year, five years, or 10 years. There are the boxes to be ticked at the bottom of the form saying, 'Are you a tenant?' or 'Are you a householder?' and, if you are a householder, that box is ticked.
Lord Bird's Bill is not the only campaign moving in the direction of making this change.
In last week's Budget Chancellor Phillip Hammond announced a £2m competition to help create technology that will allow credit scoring firms to include rental payments.
This follows the success of an online petition to government, signed by 147,307 people, saying: "Paying rent on time [should] be recognised as evidence that mortgage repayments can be met".
The idea already has the backing of the Residential Landlords Association; it surveyed almost 3,000 landlords with 61 per cent of respondents supporting such a move. Including rent payment would also support landlords, the RLA says, providing them with a more accurate assessment of a prospective tenant's credit and rent payment history.
And credit scoring company Experian has launched a scheme that allows private sector tenants the opportunity to use their rent-paying records to strengthen their credit histories.
The initiative, operated with rent management company Credit Ladder, helps people to get similar credit history improvements to those enjoyed by homeowners paying off mortgages.


A large area was affected.
Pfad: Home / Disruption in Otelfingen.
Rats love to chew – as cablex discovered first-hand.
On Sunday, 11 November 2018, the on-call team was notified of a service failure in Otelfingen. Two kilometres of fibre optic cable had to be replaced. The disruption had been caused by rats gnawing on the cables.
The repair was originally scheduled for the following Saturday, but cablex was in fact able to fix the problem by Wednesday evening. A team of 20 cablex employees (measurement engineers, cable drawers and splicers) were involved. But what exactly happened?
After being notified of the disruption, a cablex technician went to the site to get an initial idea of the scope of the problem. Site manager Alen Bura then identified the specific issue on Monday morning. 'As various different parties at a significant distance from the disruption were affected, I already suspected that animals were involved. Fibre optic cable connections are tested using a light that travels from the beginning to the end of the regional cable. In this case, that was from Buchs in the canton of Zurich to Baden in the canton of Aargau. The metering instrument then indicates where exactly the signal is disrupted. Using the plans, we were then able to isolate the fault,' says Alen.
Before the new cable could be laid, however, the duct had to be cleaned out by a pest control firm. As numerous parties were affected by the disruption, cablex worked flat out to fix it. Among other issues, a mobile antenna had malfunctioned, which meant that 4G reception in the area around the affected duct was either weaker than usual or completely unusable, as the next antenna was too far away. A FAN connection that various business customers relied on was affected, and several regional cables were also damaged. As a result, payments had to be made in cash in the affected area, as card machines were no longer receiving a signal.
'Some residents took their frustration about being offline out on us. And of course, we understand that the situation was unsatisfactory. However, we worked flat out to resolve the problem, putting in three shifts on the first day. We explained this to unsatisfied residents,' reports Alen.
In total, we had to splice six new fibre optic couplings. In other words, we laid two kilometres of new fibre optic cables and reconnected 408 filaments. Thanks to this extraordinary effort, we were able to resolve the disruption after just three days.
We hope that our rapid intervention meant that Otelfingen only suffered minor outages. This disruption was exceptional for us, as an unusually high number of different parties were affected. We would like to thank all those affected for their understanding.
Ein angefressenes Glasfaserkabel (an der orangen Farbe zu erkennen).
This could still interest you.
Denise would like to The way of the yellow cord.
UPC is treading new ground with the fibre spot pilot project in Spreitenbach - and cablex is their implementation partner.
2,600 cablex hours to relocate cables at the Nyon exchange.


As I have posted before, based on my father's surname and origin I originally thought (before my YDNA results) that I would be M222 or L226, but based on my YDNA67 and matches I now think it more probable I am DF27*. I was planning to use GENO 2.0 to confirm M269, P213 and confirm/eliminate the various subclades, but then I found out that GENO 2.0 apparently did not include M269, P213, nor DF27. GENO 2.0 would probably indicate only that I am P210* although it may confirm/eliminate some R1b subclades. I am looking for other possible options that in a single test will provide more R1b subclade information especially if I am DF27±, L21±, M222±, or L226±; and other possible subclades. If I do not find a better option I will probably eventually have the single SNP test for DF27.
On another Forum someone suggested to another poster that taking a "23andMe test that will give you your deep subclades for both Y-DNA and mtDNA." I have been trying to find out without success so far if the 23andme results would include DF27/S250.
I have only been in DNA since I decided to be tested less than 6 months ago. I have been trying to learn all I can but I am not familiar with all the jargon. There is a website at http://daver.info/ysub/ where almost 4,000 Y SNPs are listed from 23andme for multiple individuals. I downloaded the spreadsheet that include the R haplogroup but the SNPs are listed mostly by "rs" id numbers. ISOGG lists DF27 but does not include the "rs" number for this SNP but does list the mutation as G->A and the NCBI36 Y position as 19839588. The NCBI site http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/projects/SNP/snp_ref.cgi?searchType=adhoc_search&type=rs&rs=rs201932376 shows this position on the Y to be rs201932376, but I do not see where the NCBI page refers to the G->A mutation. Is this DF27? If it is it is not any suggestions how to find the rs id for DF27? Maybe it has not yet been assigned? If this is the correct rs id then it appears DF27 is probably not picked up by the 23andme chip.
Or if anyone can point me to where a list of the Y SNPs on the latest 23andme chip I would appreciate it.
Could you post your kit no. or 67 loci results ?
You can see the list in Adriano's spreadsheet's linked off of http://daver.info/ysub/ . Geno 2 will provide a much more current picture than the 23andme results since it includes some 23andme discoveries with WTY and a portion of the mined 1K genome SNPs.
The closest to you on ySearch are all R-P312 probably DF27+, then I think this is your haplogroup, that diffused in the British/Irish world.
I was aware that the site you mentioned listed almost 4,000 SNPs by rs or other id#s but since I could not find what the rs id was corresponding to R-DF27 it didn't help. That was the list you mention was what I used to try to determine if rs201932376 was found on the 23andme chip, but thanks again.
Jdean – My FTDNA matches include several Cannadys as well as mainly other south Irish individuals in the Dywer/Ryan group so I agree that I am most probably DF27*. However, if I spent the ~$50 for the DF27 test only to find I am negative for that and then a lot of additional money testing for other SNPs only to find out eventually I am say P312*, when I could have spent ~$100-$200 for a combined test that would also supplement my FF and FMS results; I would really be kicking myself.
Since FTDNA is promoting GENO 2.0 as a replacement Deep Clade test I am still hoping there will be a GENO 2.1 or 3.0 that will include a lot more Y SNPs including DF27. In fact, I would think there is even a market for a stand alone Y SNP test that includes all the known Y SNPs and, if possible, the probable locations where new Y SNPs may occur for say $100-$200 price range.
Any comments on finding what the rs id# is from the NCBI36 Y position?
I'd say there's a pretty good chance you'll test positive for DF27, however they're quite a lot of SNPs under that umbrella so it's unlikely to be your terminal SNP.
FTDNA are apparntly working on the new flavour of Geno2 (3?) at the moment but there's no guarantee DF27 will be on it, there were some complications with that SNP which is why it costs more than others.
will be adding even more !!
I recommend joining the R1b and Subclades Gateway project and help forum.
There is a "Compare Tool" that lets you look at yourself compared to others who have tested for SNPs. My guess is that JDean has already taken some kind of similar look at this so the DF27+ possibility is strong.
However, DF27 is quite early in the DNA tree so there are lots of variations deeper than the DF27 level. That fact, plus the fact there might be some interest in mt and autosomal DNA might make Geno 2.0 as the conservative alternative for you. I mean it is a safe offering in that you'll get meaningful results on multiple fronts.
If you go the Geno 2.0 route, I still recommend joining the R1b project above. It's important to transfer your results to FTDNA and depending on what they are we'll want to contact one of the project administrators listening in on that yahoo group as there is an additional "manual" step for analysis of Geno 2.0 results.
My understanding from posts on the Internet is that quite a few of the R1b SNPs including DF27 are missing from GENO 2.0 although I also understand the GENO group have not yet published a list of the Y SNPs that are included. At this point I am willing to wait to see for sure what is on GENO 2.0 or what upgrade there will be in the future if any.
I believe I have sufficiently looked into my haplotype to say I am most probably DF27* without doing any actual SNP tests for DF27 or any of its subclades. There is a possibility I am L86.2+ but the two individuals who tested positive have a common surname and are more distant from me in terms of GD than the two individuals who tested L86.2-. I am guessing I have less than a 1 in 3 possibility of being L86.2+ even if I am DF27+. The other possibility is L881+ since I understand no one in the Dwyer/Ryan Group has tested for this since it is thought less likely anyone is L881+.
I will join the R1b and Subclades Gateway project and see if I can compare my haplotype to L881+ there or on Ysearch.
In the end I will probably test for DF27 but I do not see that adds very much since it is still such a diverse group.


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UNION CITY The city will hold a "Star Dedication Ceremony" on Thursday honoring members of the entertainment community who will be placed on the Union City Walk of Fame.
The event will start at 5 p.m. at Celia Cruz Plaza, located at Bergenline Avenue and 31st Street. Mayor Brian P. Stack and the Union City Board of Commissioners will be present, as will other dignitaries.
Being honored this year with their individual "stars" are Cuban musician Paquito D'Rivera, Cuban vocalists Las Hermanas Marquez, Cuban actress Ana Margarita Martinez Casado, musical group Pochy Familia y Coco Band, the Spanish language television channel Telemundo 47 and community personality Jesus A. Perez, also known as "Manito."


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Someone using the latest version of Phalcon can create an ACL that works following the example of INVO ???
Using Wamp Server latest version also, I have done tests on windows 8.1 64bit and Windows 7 32-bit and both simply I can not make it work, does anyone know tell if this is a bug?
I have lost more than a month trying to make it funcionard and all forms and could not functioning as it should, even including copying the code to ensure that there were no typos, but no use.
Does anyone have a response because I'm about to give up trying to use this framework, or is there any other efficient way to develop private areas on my system without using this ACL system.
What error do you have? Blank page? Exception?
Does the error.log says something?
The pages are not private or public when they should, for example, I created a controller called open, it leaves this controller as an independent public I put it as private or not, it also leaves the public index controller others as it gets private, independent of the configuration that I do.
And even that it leaves open controller as standard public do not know why because I did not see it in the documentation, it's just the index action, the others are private as well.
Did you create a session auth to check in every request if the user has access to that part of the app?
when the session there is no role should be defined as a guest and have access to areas defined as public but it does not.
Maybe you set the auth somewhere before in the code, so it is always Users.
You haven't attached the events manager to the security plugin.
Else I think could be a bug as you say: Windows Phalcon has some problems, not like others OS, as I remember from reading.
When I set the user as User to test it is as user, to enter the contest I created called Close is private, but it does not access the actions other than the index, and when the role is Guest he also does not access any action than the index, nor any other controller than the ones I created with the name of Open, Errors and the Index, any I create even being in the public list it does not release the access.
I have no idea why these three controllers are public by default, even if I will not declare, like Open for example.
I've seen other things comparing with the INVO tutorial or with my code: I don't know if you don't have it in your code, or just skipped it here, but I'll tell you (also tips for your code).
* Check if the user is allowed to access certain action using the 'SecurityPlugin'.
* Handle exceptions and not-found exceptions using 'NotFoundPlugin'.
* Tip: I would recomend creating a class only to pass the dispatcher's events.
* From it, call the functions for security and error 404 from other classes.
* Set the events manager of the dispatcher and return it.
// Here I would only change (if you don't have need of) the forwarding by a redirect.
I made the changes that u suggested but still resulting in the same, when I changed the "$eventsManager->attach('dispatch: beforeExecuteRoute', new SecurityPlugin ($ id));" al all pages are opened out, what should not happen, I tried other variations you also suggested did not work.
Did you changed the name method to beforeExecuteRoute?
Try not using a persistent ACL (just return $acl) and the conditional IF in getAcl(). Also comment the return false; if you do a redirect.
yes, it was like he was not working for all controllers were open for all roles.
Not working for all controllers? That cannot be, I use that event to restrict access, and I've 5 controllers with 2 to 8 actions inside.
And what about the second option? If that doesn't work, maybe it'll be a bug, 'cause I have no cards left in my deck.
What is your version of Phalcon and your OS and webserver?
Phalcon 1.3.2, Ubuntu 12.04, apache2.4.10, PHP 5.5.17.
Yeah, I've older version, but I think that if is a bug it would had saw the light some time ago.
I would recomend changing to older version: as far as I know, Phalcon 2 is still in beta.
I will continue doing tests trying to figure out, honestly I believe I did everything right and is a bug, or this new version of Phalcon for windows or web server or both.
My Phalcon 1.3.4, so you have an idea in my pc the INVO project carries no page in addition to the index, pages are displayed in white, including About and Contact.
I never did any tutorial pass the first one, so I cannot tell anything more with INVO. If you push the code to Github, maybe I would give it a try to see if it fails with my version.
I installed an old version of WAMP who comes with version 5.3 of PHP and the first test I did the ACL worked perfectly, soon will be with time and will perform more tests in case of confirmation is a bug Phalcon with the latest version of WAMP with PHP 5.5+.
When performing the tests will post here to be corrected if someone perform these tests before please report here.
FYI I'm on PHP 5.6, Phalcon 1.3.3, I do have an actual test with dispatch working correctly, but have not tested with other versions or php/phalcon combo.
Result of testing your ACL, with one critical modification, I don't know what is $acl = new AclList(); and so replaced it with $acl = new \Phalcon\Acl\Adapter\Memory();. The results look correct.
If you've set up a serialized cache, obviously clear that before test, and kill $this->persistent->acl with this $this->session->destroy();, I do not know another way to kill persistent data.
It worked finally, all that was causing the problem was if the code where the function GETACL was inside.
Simply removing this snippet of code up as Edward Hew had recommended did all work perfectly in both PHP version I was testing.
I greatly appreciate the Edward Hew and RompePC the commitment to help solve this problem, is recorded here for if someone has the same problem in the future know how to troubleshoot quickly and easily.


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Collections: Botany
Barnard, Mary Taylor
Mary Taylor Barnard Papers
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Born in Groton, Massachusetts. In 1930, Mary Taylor became a student of botany at Massachusetts State College in 1930. While there, she struck up a romance with Professor Ellsworth "Dutchie" Barnard, and the two were married on December 31, 1936. The Barnards served on the University Millennium Time Capsule Committee and contributed memorabilia to the capsule. Both were Friends of the Library and for many years, Ellsworth served on the library's Board of Trustees.
The Mary Taylor Barnard Papers include notes from Barnard's Botany classes, newsclippings about the University of Massachusetts Amherst, and documents related to the Friends of the W.E.B. Du Bois Library.
University of Massachusetts Amherst. Botany DepartmentUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst. Students
Barnard, Ellsworth., 1907-Barnard, Mary Taylor
Related collections: Botany & horticulture, Mass State College (1931-1947), UMass students, Women
Clark, Orton Loring
Orton Loring Clark Papers
Orton Loring Clark was an associate professor of botany and biology at the University of Massachusetts. After earning his B.A. in 1908 from the University, then the Massachusetts Agricultural College, Clark studied at the University of Strasbourg, where he earned his doctorate. He joined the faculty of his alma mater in 1913, specialized in plant physiology, and taught until his retirement in 1946. Known as a great teacher and fine artist, Clark was active in Amherst town politics. He passed away in 1965 at the age of 79.
Orton Loring Clark's collection includes several notebooks of research notes, data, and hand-drawn field diagrams. The notebooks date from his student years in Germany to his first several years on the faculty at the Massachusetts Agricultural College. The collection also includes one letter from 1922.
Massachusetts Agricultural College--FacultyMassachusetts Agricultural College. Botany Department
Related collections: Botany & horticulture, Mass Agricultural College (1863-1931), Mass State College (1931-1947), UMass faculty
McKenzie, Malcolm Arthur
Malcolm Arthur McKenzie Papers
3 boxes 4.5 linear feet
Forest pathologist and arboriculturist Malcolm Arthur McKenzie was born in Providence, Rhode Island in April 1903. After attending Brown University (PhD Forest Pathology, 1935), he worked successively as a field assistant for the United States Forest Service forest products lab, as an instructor at the University of North Carolina, and finally with the University of Massachusetts Shade Tree Laboratory. He conducted important research on the diseases of shade trees, including Dutch elm disease, wood decay, and tree pests, as well as related issues in tree hazards in public utility work and municipal tree maintenance.
The McKenzie Papers document McKenzie's association with the UMass Shade Tree Lab, along with some professional correspondence, research notes and publications, and McKenzie's dissertation on willows.
Gift of Francis W. Holmes, June 2000
Plant pathologyShade treesUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst--FacultyUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst. Botany DepartmentUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst. Shade Tree Laboratory
McKenzie, Malcolm Arthur, 1903-
Related collections: Botany & horticulture, UMass (1947- ), UMass faculty
Shapiro, Seymour
Seymour Shapiro Papers
Born in 1924, the botanist Seymour Shapiro studied at Brooklyn College and the University of Michigan. After positions at Brookhaven National Laboratory, where he worked on the peaceful uses of nuclear energy, and the University of Oregon, Shapiro was recruited to UMass in 1964 to become head of the Botany Department. A specialist in radiology and the physiology of higher plants, he served as acting dean of two colleges during his time at the university and was one of the administrators credited with reducing tensions during the student unrest in the spring 1970. A recipient of the University Medal for Outstanding Service (1973) and the Distinguished Teaching Award (1984), Shapiro retired in 1990. He died in Henderson, Nev., on March 24, 2016, at the age of 92.
The collection contains the professional correspondence, miscellaneous papers, photographs, scrapbooks, and realia of former UMass botany professor Seymour Shapiro.
Botany--Study and teachingUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst--FacultyUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst. Department of Botany
PhotographsScrapbooks
Stein, Otto
Otto Stein Papers
7 boxes 10 linear feet
The research interests of Professor of Botany Otto Stein lay primary in the morphogenesis of higher plants, the effects of chemicals on cell deformation, and the development of apical meristems. After receiving his doctorate from the University of Minnesota in 1954, Stein accepted a position at the University of Missouri, before coming to UMass in 1964, eventually becoming chair of the department. He left Amherst briefly to pursue a NATO Senior Research Fellowship at Imperial College in London, England (1971-1972), and remained active in the field until his retirement in 1990.
The bulk of the Stein collection is comprised of lecture notes on plant anatomy and reprints of Stein's articles.
Plant anatomy--Study and teachingUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst--FacultyUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst. Botany Department
Stern, Arthur I.
Arthur I. Stern Papers
4 boxes 6 linear feet
Noted for his research in photosynthesis and the redox activity associated with the plasma membrane of plant cells, the plant physiologist Arthur I. Stern served in the Botany and Biology Departments at UMass Amherst for over thirty years. Receiving his doctorate at Brandeis University for a dissertation under Jerome A. Schiff on chloroplast development in Euglena (1962), Stern spent three years as a post-doctoral fellow at the NIH before joining the Botany faculty at UMass. Teaching courses in plant metabolism, he continued his research on chloroplasts and photosynthesis in Euglena and Phaseolus, among other topics. In 1982, Stern helped develop the biology track for the Honors Program and new Commonwealth College. Stern transferred to the Biology Department in 1988 and retired in December 1997.
The Stern Papers contain a range of materials documenting Stern's research on photosynthesis, particularly in Euglena, notes for research and teaching, and a small assortment of professional correspondence. Also of note are some reminiscences contributed by Stern following Jerome Schiff's death in 1995.
EuglenaPhotosynthesisSchiff, Jerome AUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst--FacultyUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst. Biology DepartmentUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst. Botany Department
Stern, Arthur I
Related collections: Protistology, UMass (1947- ), UMass faculty
Stone, George E. (George Edward), 1860-1941
George Edward Stone Papers
14 boxes 6.75 linear feet
Professor of Botany, Massachusetts Agricultural College.
Correspondence, lecture notes, reports, notes on experiments, drawings depicting original apparatus, scrapbooks of printed botanical illustrations, student papers, genealogies, memorabilia, and photographs; together with papers reflecting administrative and official duties; correspondence, notes, and news clippings on psychic phenomena; and autobiographical notes, including reflections on Massachusetts Agricultural College and on Emily Dickinson.
Botany--MassachusettsDickinson, Emily, 1830-1886Horticulture--MassachusettsMassachusetts Agricultural College--FacultyMassachusetts Agricultural College. Botany DepartmentPlant physiology--Massachusetts
Barlow, WaldoStone, George E. (George Edward), 1860-1941
HerbariaPhotographs
Related collections: Agricultural education, Botany & horticulture, Mass Agricultural College (1863-1931), UMass faculty
Tippo, Oswald
Oswald Tippo Papers
ca.1930-1990
Oswald Tippo
A 1932 graduate of Massachusetts State College (later University of Massachusetts Amherst), Oswald Tippo earned his doctorate in botany from Harvard in 1937. A respected plant anatomist, Tippo's career was divided relatively evenly between the laboratory and higher administrative offices. Joining the faculty at the University of Illinois in 1937, he was eventually tabbed to become Dean of the Graduate School. After moving to Yale as Eaton Professor of Botany (1955-1960), he served as Provost at the University of Colorado and Executive Dean of Arts and Sciences at New York University (1963), before returning to UMass Amherst in 1964. As Provost under President John W. Lederle, Tippo oversaw a period of rapid expansion at the University, and in 1970, he was appointed as the first Chancellor of the Amherst campus. One year later, he was named Commonwealth Professor of Botany, remaining in that position until his retirement in June 1982. After his retirement, Tippo was often seen "holding court" at his regular table at the University Club. He remained in Amherst with his wife Emmie until his death in 1999.
The Tippo Papers are a robust collection of professional and administrative correspondence, speeches, research notes, notes from Tippo's student years, photographs, and several of his publications. The collection documents Tippo's unique relationship with UMass as both Provost and Chancellor as well as his tenure as a Professor of Botany.
BotanyUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst--Alumni and alumnaeUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst--FacultyUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst. Botany DepartmentUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst. Chancellor
Related collections: Botany & horticulture, Mass State College (1931-1947), UMass (1947- ), UMass administration, UMass faculty
Torrey, Ray Ethan, 1887-
Ray Ethan Torrey Papers
Ray Ethan Torrey. Photo by Frank A. Waugh
A plant morphologist and member of the Botany Department at Massachusetts Agricultural College, Ray Ethan Torrey was among the college's most charismatic faculty members during the early twentieth century. Born in Leverett, Mass., and educated in the local public schools, Torrey graduated from MAC with the class of 1912, earning his PhD at Harvard six years later. After serving on the faculty of Grove City College and Wesleyan, he returned to his alma mater in 1919, where he remained for more than 36 years. A specialist in plant morphology and author or two widely used textbooks and numerous articles, Torrey's introductory course in botany was among the most popular in the college. He was best known, however, for taking a broader, philosophical approach to science that encouraged students to explore the connections between philosophy, science, religion, and the humanities. Torrey died of leukemia in Boston on Jan. 16, 1956.
Correspondence, chiefly with former students and colleagues at other institutions; lecture notes and outlines; 27 pen and ink drawings; published writings and drawings; biographical material; class and laboratory notes taken by students; family and educational records (1832-1956); photographs, and other papers.
Botany--Study and teachingUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst--FacultyUniversity of Massachusetts Amherst. Botany Department
Pen and ink drawings
Related collections: Botany & horticulture, Mass Agricultural College (1863-1931), Mass State College (1931-1947), UMass (1947- ), UMass faculty

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1. Put the potatoes, bay leaves and a pinch of salt in a large pan; cover with cold water and bring to the boil. Simmer for 15 minutes,until just cooked through. Leave to cool in the cooking water whileyou prepare the remaining ingredients. Bring another pan of water to the boil. Boil the cabbage for 2 minutes, then drain; set aside.
2. For the hollandaise, boil the wine, vinegar, shallot, thyme and peppercorns together until reduced to 1 tbsp. Sieve; discard the solids. Put the egg yolks in a blender and, with the motor running, pour in the hot reduction and then the melted butter in a thin stream. Season with salt and the lemon juice; stir in the mustard.
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Home Africa Live UN chief commends Madagascar's electoral process
UN chief commends Madagascar's electoral process
Jerry Omondi
The United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has welcomed the appointment of Madagascar's Senate leader Rivo Rakotovao as the acting president of the island nation following the resignation of Hery Rajaonarimampianina on Friday.
Rakotovao will serve as head of state in the interim until the election of the new president.
"The Secretary-General reiterates the commitment of the United Nations to continue to support the electoral process, leading to a peaceful, credible and inclusive poll", Guterres' spokesperson said on Saturday.
Guterres also commended the close coordination between the UN, through his Special Adviser Abdoulaye Bathily, and international partners including the African Union and the Southern African Development Community (SADC) in supporting the Malagasy-led dialogue and reconciliation. Madagascar had been facing a political crisis for several months.
The island nation's Constitution requires the incumbent leader to quit office 60 days before the vote if seeking re-election.
"Since I am candidate, I have to comply with the law," Rajaonarimampianina said when addressing the nation on Friday evening.
The country's High Constitutional Court approved his resignation.
The presidential election is scheduled to be held on 7 November, with a run-off slated for 19December.
Madagascans will head to the polls for the first round of presidential election on November 7, while the second round of the election is slated for December, 19.
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Q: canvas does not display proper width and height chart.js I use canvas width and highth as follow
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However, when the page is rendered the canvas somehow becomes
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I found similar problem and such solution works for me too,
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But I'm not sure that that is proper solution just to turn off responsive option becaouse that is one of the cool  thing in chart.js
my code
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<Body>
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A: You can use css max-width and min-width if you want to avoid your chart from being too big or too small:
<canvas id="myChart" height="400" width="400" style="min-width: 200px; max-width: 600px"></canvas>

A: Note: You don't need to set a width via css. You can place the  element within a grid column. Charts are responsive, so they will adjust the width to the size of the parent.

<div class="col-md-5">
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Un iris shot és una tècnica emprada durant l'època de cinema mut. Es tractava d'un cercle negre utilitzat a l'hora de donar importància a un objecte o a un personatge dins el pla. Aquest recurs fou molt emprat durant el cinema mut, ja que aleshores la càmera era molt estàtica i els primers plans o els plans detalls eren poc comuns. L'iris shot doncs, era una manera de fer que l'espectador s'adonés d'elements del pla sense que el director hagués de moure la càmera per emprar un pla nou. Arrel del cinema mut, moltes pel·lícules posteriors van utilitzar aquest recurs. Hi ha dos tipus d'iris shot depenent de l´ús que se'n faci: l'iris out i l'iris in.

Inicis
L'iris shot es va començar a utilitzar en el cinema mut en un començament per coregir l'halo de llum que es veia en els films producte del film ortocromàtic (pel·lícules amb una emulsió fotgràfica sensibles a la llum vermella). Tot i que en un principi el seu ús provenia per modificar un error tècnic, molts films el van utilitzar com un recurs expressiu més. D'alguna manera, l'iris shot va ser el precursor del zoom in i del zoom out trenta anys abans de la invenció de les lens de zoom, ja que la intenció del seu ús era la de modificar la composició i la expressivitat de la imatge estàtica.

L'iris shot té a més un principi biològic bàsic. Com un iris humà, que es regula segons la quantitat de llum que hi ha i que fa que el sobjectes es vegin amb menys resolució a mesura que hi ha menys llum, l'iris shot també es va utilitzar com un recurs per emmascarar els problemes de resolució del material fílmic. A més, no només tenia una finalitat que es pot comparar amb un principi biològic sinó que també es pot comparar amb un principi psicològic, ja que els iris shot pretenien que el subconscient de l'espectador pogués fer un dibuix de la personalitat o de l'estat del personatge ensenyant una imatge individual d'aquest últim. El subconscient de l'espectador retenia aquella imatge per poder fer-se una idea dels sentiments d'un personatge.

Iris out
L'iris out s'utilitza per finalitzar una escena. En la pantalla, es veu com aquesta es va tornant fosca començant des de les vores, la pantalla es va tornat negre a mesura que el cercle es va fent més petit. Arriba un punt en què aquest cercle es concentra en un punt de la pantalla (a vegades acaba al centre de la pantalla). Quan això passa, el cercle normalment configura al voltant d'un objecte o una persona. En les animacions, quan l'iris es posa sobre un personatge, s'empra per trencar amb la quarta paret i amb la transparència de la narració. Aquest recurs permet que el personatge es prengui una pausa per deixar anar una línia o un comentari final per generar la comicitat pròpia de les animacions. En alguns programes, a més, s'usa l'iris out en comptes de les transicions a negre a fi de mostrar el punt de vista del personatge quan aquest està a punt de desmaiar-se o s'està marejant. En alguns casos aquest iris out permet que els personatges puguin interactuar amb l'audiència. Normalment el personatge pot intentar escapar de l'iris quan aquest es tanca o agafar l'iris per intentar aturar-lo a fi de poder acabar el seu monòleg abans que l'escena s'acabi.

L'iris out, però, no té per què ser circular. Si l'escena acaba amb una història d'amor, l'iris out pot prendre la forma d'un cor.

Iris in
L'iris in s'utilitza al començament d'una escena, normalment qua prèviament hi ha hagut un iris out.

Scorsese i l'iris shot
Són varis els cineastes que fan servir l'iris shot com a homenatge al cinema mut. Martin Scorsese és un d'ells. La seva fascinació per l'estil i l'estètica del cinema mut es veu plasmat en alguna de les seves pel·lícules com per exemple en la seva inclinació per tintar els seus plans, però sobretot per l'ús de l'iris shot. L'iris és un recurs que funciona a la perfecció en la seva manera direccional de dirigir els seus films. Scorsese ens està recordant constantment de qui és el centre del pla i a qui vol que l'espectador centri tota la seva atenció. Scorsese no és d'aquells directors que no gosa obstruir l'escena filmant a una distància prudencial dels seus subjectes sinó que prefereix penetrar directament en l'escena i prendre-hi part. Aquesta aposta per introduir-se dins el pla d'Scorsese fa que l'espectador es vegi forçat a veure allò que Scorsese vol donar més rellevància. Amb l'iris shot és un recurs que permet això, ja que la mirada de l'audiència es veu atrapada. Tot i ser un recurs molt pràctic també pot trencar amb la transparència i per això Scorsese prefereix usar-lo amb moderació. Per exemple, en els seus films L'edat de la inocència i Hugo el cercle és semitransparent i en el seu film Casino el que hi ha al voltant del cercle és color sépia en comptes de color negre. Fou només en el seu film Històries de Nova York que Scorsese prengué ple partit d'aquest recurs com a leitmotiv de l'obra convertint l'iris en un motiu visual recorrent.

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In my review of the Galaxy Tab 8.9, I found that performance didn't seem to be quite up to snuff. A commenter noted that that was reportedly because the Tab 8.9 was designed to be used portrait mode, so the system has to rotate what's on the screen by 90°. And surprisingly enough, when I took another look at the tablet I noticed that it seemed to be true - things were smooth as can be when using it in portrait mode - it's simply that, unless an app requires it, I always use tablets in landscape.
So I'm curious: excluding when apps require a certain orientation, which way do you use your tablet the most?
Do You Use Your Tablet In Portrait Or Landscape Orientation?


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Home/Minimum Information for Studies Evaluating Biologics in Orthopaedics (MIBO): Platelet-Rich Plasma and Mesenchymal Stem Cells
It is not yet clear whether current and emerging biologic strategies to treat musculoskeletal injuries will provide tangible benefits to patients . Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) is used widely despite a lack of evidence supporting its efficacy. Enthusiasm for mesenchymal stem cell (MSC)-based therapies is reflected by the prodigious number of clinical trials registered at ClinicalTrials.gov to evaluate their use in the treatment of a host of musculoskeletal conditions. Unfortunately, clinical trials evaluating PRP or MSCs that have been published to date have failed to include sufficient experimental detail or to describe even basic attributes of formulations delivered, including platelet and leukocyte concentrations in PRP and basic cell characterization of MSCs, all of which critically influence outcome. This precludes interpretation of the exact nature of biologic formulations delivered, prevents comparison between studies, and makes replication by others impossible. The complexity of biologic therapies and the wide array of preparation methods, protocols, and methods of delivery only increase this challenge. Minimum standards of reporting are therefore required to facilitate accurate critical appraisal of emerging clinical studies evaluating PRP and MSCs in orthopaedics.
Growth factors released by platelets may contribute to tissue regeneration by stimulating progenitors, by dampening local inflammatory responses, and by promoting angiogenesis. As such, there is a good rationale for exploiting platelet-rich concentrates to accelerate healing. Promising preliminary in vitro studies and modest regulatory barriers have buoyed popularity, despite a lack of robust clinical evidence supporting efficacy. PRP represents a broad spectrum of preparations containing variable levels of platelets, leukocytes, and red cells, with >300 distinct cytokines and growth factors reported to date. At present, there are >17 commercially available kits, each yielding PRP with differing compositions and characteristics. Ultimately, the bioavailability of growth factors delivered as PRP depends on individual patient characteristics, platelet concentration, levels of leukocytes and red cells, and the method of activation, among other variables. Accurate and complete reporting of all factors that may influence biologic activity and outcomes is therefore essential if future clinical studies are to identify optimal preparations for individual applications.
MSCs are adult stem cells with the ability to become specialized musculoskeletal cells, modulate immune responses, and release trophic cytokines, making them attractive regenerative substrates. The term MSC has been used to describe multiple heterogeneous cell types isolated using different methods from multiple sources including bone marrow and adipose tissue, among others. These cells have been assigned multiple names, such as multipotent adult progenitor cells, marrow isolated multilineage inducible cells, and multipotent adult stem cells. Given this heterogeneity, accurate descriptions of the provenance, preparation methods, and characteristics of MSC populations are essential in order to understand the nature of the cells used in clinical studies.
In response to clear evidence that the reporting of methodology in clinical studies is imperfect, there has been effort to set standards. A lack of adequate reporting in randomized controlled trials (RCTs) fueled the development of the original CONSORT (Consolidated Standards of Reporting Trials) statement in 1996, which has subsequently been revised and updated. Since then, reporting guidelines for observational studies (Strengthening the Reporting of Observational Studies in Epidemiology; STROBE) and meta-analyses (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses; PRISMA) have become widely recognized. The use of mini- mum reporting standards has led to improvements in the quality of the reporting of study design in clinical studies. While these existing checklists guide the reporting of universal study design features, they do not specify the inclusion of scientific variables that are specific to the study of PRP and MSCs.
To encourage improved reporting standards, our purpose was to develop consensus on the minimum reporting requirements for clinical studies evaluating PRP and MSCs, using modified Delphi techniques. These methods have been used widely in the development of consensus in health research and in advancing clinical practice.
Full Article: Minimum Information for Studies Evaluating Biologics in Orthopaedics (MIBO): Platelet-Rich Plasma and Mesenchymal Stem Cells
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Everyone knows how amazing the Chem Dawg D is - this strain provides a funk that can be too intense for some but a delicacy to others. While some call it skunky, others describe it as the smell of tooth decay, and some refer to it as rotten meat, all agree that it is one of the most potent and greasy-fuelie cannabis seeds available.
The Chem D yields big and brings that signature chem taste with deadly potency but we at BCBD wanted to bring you more, and we knew adding some OG funk to it would truly raise the bar! We were going to hit the Chem D with the Tahoe OG - it's won cups and is a good OG - but we felt average would never cut it!
The Tahoe pales in comparison to the Fire OG, so our stud was chosen, and the results were even better than expected. We eliminated the Chem D late hermie trait, gave the offspring better structure, retained yield, and toned down the D funk but added the OG dank. We feel that the Chem Fire is a much better version of the Chem D - Chem D x Fire OG Bx3 is the best of both worlds and a true must-have for every garden!


The artwork has been created by Sydney artist Joanna Gambotto.
We discussed the mood of the book and some of the themes expressed, all falling under the banner of the title. She also read quite a number of the poems. I wanted her to have some free reign, to have input and when she came back with this first design, it was more than I could have hoped for. In fact, this is likely to be the image for the back cover. The publisher is still in the process of designing the covers but I did want to share it with you.
And I was hoping your cover would be a semi-clad amazon holding a big gun.
The image suggests a very dark collection of poems. Darker than perhaps the poems you put up on this site. The art work suggest a professional collection though.
I have not picked up a poetry book in years so I have no idea what their covers are like.
Thanks Graham - they are usually pictures of landscape, birds, what you expect - to be honest, I don't read that much poetry either as most doesn't interest me - a post for another time.
Some of it is dark to be sure, but there are some lighthearted ones in there - again, it's accessible - poetry for the people if you will.
It's dark and powerful. I like it.
Am so looking forward to holding a copy A.
Thank you Graham, Robyn and Anon. Looking forward to it myself.
Thanks Pat - I agree!


The Sony Xperia Z5, Sony Xperia Z5 Premium and the Xperia Z5 Compact are now officially announced by the Sony at a press event two days before the IFA 2015 expo opens to the public. The regular sized Xperia Z5 comes with the familiar 5.2 inch diagonal established with the Z2, and the Z5 Compact has the same measurement of display of 4.6 inches as was in the Z3 Compact.
The Z5 has a FullHD panel with a 428ppi density, while the Compact sticks to 720p resolution, resulting in 323ppi. Both displays are IPS units with the TRILUMINOUS and X-reality technologies inside and undisclosed make chemical tempered glass on top.
The powerful Snapdragon 810 powers both smartphones with a dual quad-core CPU, ticking at up to 2GHz, and Adreno 430 GPU. You get 3GB of RAM on the vanilla model, but only 2GB on the Compact. Both models will have 32GB of built-in storage, though the Compact may ship with half than in certain markets. The microSD slot is universally available, though. The entire Xperia Z5 family will run on Android 5.1.1 upon launch.
Number one on the new features list is the 23MP camera. It uses a custom-made sensor, exclusive to Sony, housed behind a 24mm-equivalent f/2.0 lens. The sensor's effective area is actually larger, as we'll try to explain, and you'll be able to shoot 23MP images in 4:3 aspect or 20MP in 16:9. The camera app has been thoroughly redesigned as well for a more contemporary look and improved usability.
The Xperia Z5 bears a strong resemblance to the previous model, but a few new design elements clearly set it apart. Chief among those is the reworked power button, now doubling as a fingerprint sensor. The now aluminum frame has an Xperia logo engraved on the side, while a frosted back panel replaces the glossy predecessor, aiming to put an end to smudgy backs and to achieve a more unified look between front and sides.
The Xperia Z5 Compact shares the fingerprint sensor and the Xperia logo in the frame but looks a lot chunkier. It measures 127mm x 65mm x 8.9mm so it's not really thin, it's just that the Z3 Compact did a much better job at masking its waistline. The 138g of heft are justified here by the 2,700mAh cell capacity. The Sony Xperia Z5 will be available in the more formal White and Graphite Black, but also Gold and Green, while the Z5 Compact spices things up with Yellow and Coral. The smartphones will be on store shelves globally starting in October, but pricing remains to be detailed.
The Sony Xperia Z5 Premium has a stainless steel frame (unlike the other Z5s, which are made from aluminum). It's painted in Black, Gold or the unique Chrome option (a mirror finish on the back). The body is IP65/68 rated – dust-tight and waterproof with a cap-less USB port. A new addition to the Z family is the fingerprint sensor on the redesigned Power key. Things naturally flow from waking the phone with the key to unlocking it with the sensor, which also supports the FIDO standard for online payment services. The phone runs Sony-flavored Android 5.1, naturally, powered by a Snapdragon 810 chipset with 3GB of RAM. You get 32GB of storage out of the box and can add up to 200GB more with a microSD card if you need extra room for those 4K videos. The Sony Xperia Z5 Premium will launch globally in November, pricing will be revealed around that time. It will come in single and dual-SIM versions, both of which support Cat. 6 LTE.
The Sony Xperia Z5 Premium is the first smart phone to reach the next benchmark in display smartphone technology – the whopping 4K resolution – and comes with a much-improved camera to match. The 4K Triluminos display is an IPS panel has 3,840 x 2,160px resolution, that's four times 1080p or just over 8MP. It puts 806ppi pixel density in the palm of your hand for crystal clarity of 4K footage from Netflix, YouTube or some that you've shot yourself. You can do that with the brand new camera, the first major upgrade since the Z1. The Xperia Z5 Premium packs a new 1/2.3" Exmor RS sensor with 23MP resolution (shared with the other Z5s). The sensor sits behind a Sony G Lens with an f/2.0 aperture and tech borrowed from Sony's α line of lenses. The camera captures 4K videos with improved Intelligent Active Mode and SteadyShot technology for smooth, sharp videos at day and at night. ISO for videos goes up to 3,200, for photos the maximum jumps to 12,800.


2 Comments on Chiropractor Sharon Nilsson receives an award for Excellence in Business for Women in the Marina Baixa.
awards given in recognition of talent, excellence in business, creativity and innovation for the business women of the community. The event was organized by the Association for Business Women of the Marina Baixa (MEMBA), with the support of the councillorship for Equality, Commerce and Development of Alfaz del Pí.
The Mayor of Alfaz, Vicente Arqués, and his counterpart for Benidorm, Toni Pérez were present at the gala, where five prizes were given out: Young Business Woman to Lucía San Román, Excellence in Business to Sharon Nilsson; Creativity and Innovation to Crina Gravila; Career Path to Amparo Díaz Lopez, and the last prize for Social Responsibility to the recently created association "Mujeres con Voz" ("Women with a Voice"), dedicated to victims of domestic violence.
The MEMBA Prizes are a public recognition to career paths, service and knowledge of local commerce and business. In total, 2,000 euros were awarded between the five prizes. The aim of the awards ceremony is to honour those business women and entrepreneurs, whether for their career path, excellence in their area, for their innovation and positioning within the market place, thus serving as an example for other establishments.
This was the first awards ceremony of its kind, and the idea is to repeat it on a regular basis. Many people turned up to witness the awards, including town councillors from the surrounding towns, business owners, and the board members of MEMBA, headed by Berenice Laporta, President of MEMBA.
Hi Sharon, We have just read of your accomplishment. Well done, Lilian and Barry Flesher.
Thank you Lilian and Barry, the aim is to improve our surroundings, one person at a time and by any means possible!


What it is: Distachiasis involves the growth of eyelashes where they normally wouldn't grow, a condition that can affect both upper and lower lids of one or both eyes. The condition becomes particularly problematic when the eyelashes protrude inward, irritating the dog's cornea.
Treatment:Treatment involves removing the abnormal eyelashes, either manually or through electrolysis, cryotherapy or surgery. Procedures to remove eyelashes can be rather expensive due to the expertise and equipment required, but many pet insurance plans cover the cost.


Have you had the opportunity to pick up a colorway of the adidas NMD yet? If you haven't then we don't blame you cause it hasn't been very easy with the releases coming in limited quantities and the colorways also being very scarce.
If you want to pick up your first pair or add another one to your collection you'll have the chance to do so with this new yellow, white and black color option that is scheduled to arrive at retailers this Saturday, February 20th. The Primeknit upper comes sprinkled in yellow, black and white as mentioned before as additional black detailing has been added on the laces, heel counter, midsole and outsole.
What do you think about this Yellow Camo colorway of the adidas NMD Runner? Let us know down below and remember that select adidas retailers will be having them in stock this Saturday for $170.
Even though I'm not a huge fan of the color yellow this is probably my favorite colorway of the NMD that has released so far. The hits of white and black complement the shoe beautifully.


The ruling National Congress Party (NCP) seemingly remains unperturbed by the rift as long as the two factions are committed to the DDRD implementation.
The DDRD international Implementation Follow-up Commission (IFC) held last week its ninth meeting to discuss progress challenges facing the framework agreement signed on 14 July 2011 and now part of the Sudanese constitution.
The Sudanese government says Darfur rebel groups have to negotiate on the basis of the DDRD.


We see Pastoral Care and student support as an integral part of school life in the Sacred Heart School, Tullamore.
Our Pastoral Care programme permeates every aspect of school life and is supported by a dedicated team of staff who endeavour to provide our students with a network of support based on mutual trust and respect.
Students' needs changes from year to year and our Pastoral Care team constantly review how the Sacred Heart School responds to the ever changing needs of our students and particularly those students facing challenges.
We work in collaboration with parents and students to help develop confidence and resilient young woman. Our Pastoral Care team and our Year Heads strive to ensure all Sacred Heart students learn in a comfortable environment where they feel valued and safe.
It is the policy of the Sacred Heart School, Tullamore that all our students should feel comfortable in our school, content in the knowledge that they can achieve their potential and manage their difficulties with support and kindness.


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Larung Gar in Garzê Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Sichuan province, is home to a Tibetan Buddhist academy that is believed to be the largest in the world, once home to thousands of monks and nuns. Last June, authorities ordered the population of the Larung Gar Buddhist Academy to be substantially reduced to 3,500 nuns and 1,500 monks, after which the destruction of monastic dwellings at the institute began and many monastic residents were to leave. While rights groups loudly called for an end to the destruction at Larung Gar, state media presented the destructions as part of a "renovation" project.
Chinese authorities should halt the expulsion and political re-education of monks and nuns from a major Tibetan religious institution, Human Rights Watch said today. According to a statement by an abbot of the institution, Chinese officials announced on March 12, 2017, that 3,225 homes at Larung Gar, the world's largest Tibetan Buddhist institution, would be torn down by April 30.
Many of the monks and nuns already expelled from Larung Gar and the nearby religious community at Yachen Gar, both in Tibetan areas of Sichuan province, have been forced to return to the Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) and subjected to exceptional restrictions on their liberty and to degrading treatment. In November 2016, the authorities forced at least one group to undergo political re-education and apparent public humiliation in Nyingtri (Linzhi in Chinese), in southeastern TAR.
Human Rights Watch also posted video footage of young women believed to be former nuns from Larung Gar chanting an official propaganda song declaring the genetic and cultural homogeneity between Tibetans and Han Chinese, and described another video showing 12 nuns dancing on a stage for an audience of officials to another Mao-era propaganda song celebrating the "liberation" of Tibet.
"Tomorrow [March 30, 2017], the head of Sichuan province is coming to review the demolition work begun on March 24 by Chinese government workers and laborers," the abbot said in a March 29 talk to his followers, a recording of which was obtained by RFA's Tibetan Service.
"Since most of the members of our community are young, you should all concentrate on your religious practice and studies and remain peaceful," the abbot said.
Following the expulsion in 2016 and early this year of over 5,000 Larung Gar monks and nuns and demolition of their homes, about 2,000 dwellings are left to be destroyed, with work scheduled for completion by April 30, sources said in earlier reports.
Last month, the New York Times reported on a UN statement condemning the official actions at Larung Gar and Yachen Gar as "severe restrictions of religious freedom," and asking Beijing to provide justification for the purported renovation project and descriptions of resettlement efforts. The recent Human Rights Watch report notes that the UN claimed that China did respond, and also called for that response to be published.
In recent months, Beijing has made a series of moves to situate its controversial pick of the Panchen Lama, the second highest-ranking cleric in the Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism, in a higher profile. Beijing's Panchen Lama has also made recent public comments promoting patriotism and love of the Party to Tibetan monastics. Some believe the increased official attention and state media promotion of the controversial cleric may be an indication that China will attempt to have their Panchen Lama fill the traditional political role of the Dalai Lama after the exiled and aging spiritual leader's death.


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/ Baby Girl Names / Baby Names / Evangeline
Evangeline Baby Name: Meaning, Origin, Middle Name Pairings & More
Updated: September 8, 2021 by MomsWhoThink Staff
Evangeline is a classy and melodious given name. First created at the dawn of the Common Era (CE), this name has plenty of appeal for modern times. Evangeline "Evie" Greene is an important character in The Arcana Chronicles, and Evangeline Williamson is a character on the soap opera One Life to Live. Keep reading to learn more about this name.
Meaning of the name Evangeline:
Greek: Good news
Origin of the name Evangeline:
Evangeline derives from the Greek words εὖ (meaning "good") and angelma (meaning "news" or "message"). The phrase became the Latin expression evangelium and went on to become the name Evangeline. It is closely related to the name Evangelista ("bringer of good news").
Symbolism of the name Evangeline:
Evangeline originates from Greek words that mean "good news." In early Christianity, the Good News referred to the four canonical gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John). Also known as the four evangelists, these four gospels in the New Testament correlate with the four living creatures of the Old Testament. The four symbols of good news are the angel, the lion, the ox, and the eagle.
Style of the name Evangeline:
Gender of the name Evangeline:
Evangeline is a girl's name.
Pronunciation of the name Evangeline:
i-VAN-jeh-leen
Number of syllables in the name Evangeline:
Emotion evoked from the name Evangeline:
The name Evangeline evokes feelings of grace and tranquility.
Alternative spellings for the name Evangeline:
Évangéline
Evangeliya
Nicknames for the name Evangeline:
Popularity of the name Evangeline:
According to the Social Security Administration index, Evangeline was the 263rd most popular baby name for girls in 2020. Evangeline has ranked among the top 300 names for girls since 2011.
Related names for the name Evangeline:
Great middle names for Evangeline and their meanings:
Adelaide (noble)
Clara (clear, bright, famous)
Daisy (flower, day eye)
Freya (lady)
Mavis (songbird)
Martha (lady)
Melissa (bee)
Philomena (powerful love)
Piper (flute player)
Zoe (life)
Famous people with the name Evangeline:
Evangeline Booth (theologian)
Evangeline Rose Broussard (daughter of songwriter Marc Broussard)
Evangeline Elizondo (actress)
Evangeline Wilna Ensley (writer)
Evangeline Faith Gardner (public figure)
Evangeline Lilly (actress)
Evangeline in popular culture:
Evangeline Bellefontaine (titular character of the epic by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)
Evangeline "Evie" Greene (character in The Arcana Chronicles series)
Evangeline O'Neill (main character in The Diviners)
Evangeline "Eva" St. Claire (heroine of Uncle Tom's Cabin)
Are Corgis Good With Kids? What Parents Need To Know


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The following Hub resources may be available to support innovators' research. Please contact MN-REACH directly for additional information.
MN-REACH Resources
Institute for Engineering in Medicine (IEM) is an interdisciplinary research institute that facilitates collaborations between engineering faculty and biomedical faculty at the UMN and industry. IEM members include 150 faculty members from 31 departments in engineering, medical and health related schools.
Medical Device Center (MDC) is an interdisciplinary program that sits within the IEM and combines basic research, applied and translational research, education and training, and outreach and public engagement all related to medical devices.
Institute for Therapeutics Discovery and Development (ITDD) is a drug discovery and development center consisting of five scientific cores (Medicinal Chemistry, High-Throughput Screening, Lead and Probe Discovery, Pharmacology and Biomarkers, and Therapeutics Process Development).
The Center for Translational Medicine (CTM) facilitates the development of drugs, biologics and devices by providing access to expertise, resources and services, including technology evaluation and development planning, laboratory testing (in vitro through IND/IDE-enabling studies), regulatory support and program management.
Molecular and Cellular Therapeutics (MCT) facility is a state-of-the-art current good manufacturing practices (cGMP) facility located on UMN campus. MCT has scale up, production assistance, cell manufacture, and related functions.
The Center for Translational Drug Delivery (CTDD) assists with all aspects of drug delivery and complex development challenges. Its services include pre-formulation, formulation development, preclinical biological testing and analytical services.
The Center for Orphan Drug Research (CODR) focuses on Orphan Drugs and current research is on rare pediatric neurological disorders.
The Mill City Innovation Collaboration Center (ICC) provides a real-world venue for evaluating system integration and effectiveness of technologies in ambulatory clinical care, assisted care, and home settings. Building on UMN expertise in practice-based research, the ICC provides simulated environments, community engagement, and access to the clinical settings that deliver most US health care.
Production Assistance for Cellular Therapy (PACT) is an NHLBI-sponsored program designed to develop novel cellular therapies that will aid investigators by providing production assistance for the scale-up of a product that is intended for use in IND human clinical trials.
Medical Industry Leadership Institute (MILI) at the Carlson School of Management gives MBA students opportunities to prepare for leadership-track careers in functional areas of the medical industry including finance, marketing, consulting, operations, and information technology.


America Hall itself is a large hall with a stage. It has a sprung wooden floor and is suitable for all your functions. It is an ideal venue for Conferences, Wedding Receptions and parties of all types.
It is fitted with a large and amply equipped kitchen and a ramped access to the building.
Capable of seating up to 200 people for events such as theatrical productions, America Hall is regularly used for Art Classes, Embroidery Classes, Yoga, Toddlers, Weight Watchers, Jazzercise, TW Dance, Sequence Tea Dance, Line Dancing, Tea Dances, Slimming World, Guild of Weavers, Stamp and Coin Fayres, Blue Roses Dances, Ceroc. As well as these weekly hirers the hall is used by local organisations for staging shows (Pantomimes), fetes, sales, parties, weddings.
The large raised stage has been used to accommodate many different types of musical events including Police Band Concert and on one occasion the famous international rock band 'Motorhead'.


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Religion, Politics & State>
Mission at Nuremberg - Hardcover
Mission at Nuremberg
An American Army Chaplain and the Trial of the Nazis
by Tim Townsend
Hardcover Trade Paperback E-book Large Print
Mission at Nuremberg is Tim Townsend's gripping story of the American Army chaplain sent to save the souls of the Nazis incarcerated at Nuremberg, a compelling and thought-provoking tale that raises questions of faith, guilt, morality, vengeance, forgiveness, salvation, and the essence of humanity.
Lutheran minister Henry Gerecke was fifty years old when he enlisted as am Army chaplain during World War II. As two of his three sons faced danger and death on the battlefield, Gerecke tended to the battered bodies and souls of wounded and dying GIs outside London. At the war's end, when other soldiers were coming home, Gerecke was recruited for the most difficult engagement of his life: ministering to the twenty-one Nazis leaders awaiting trial at Nuremburg.
Based on scrupulous research and first-hand accounts, including interviews with still-living participants and featuring sixteen pages of black-and-white photos, Mission at Nuremberg takes us inside the Nuremburg Palace of Justice, into the cells of the accused and the courtroom where they faced their crimes. As the drama leading to the court's final judgments unfolds, Tim Townsend brings to life the developing relationship between Gerecke and Hermann Georing, Albert Speer, Wilhelm Keitel, Joachim von Ribbentrop, and other imprisoned Nazis as they awaited trial.
Powerful and harrowing, Mission at Nuremberg offers a fresh look at one most horrifying times in human history, probing difficult spiritual and ethical issues that continue to hold meaning, forcing us to confront the ultimate moral question: Are some men so evil they are beyond redemption?
Imprint: William Morrow
List Price: 28.99 USD
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"Townsend's account is full of surreal moments Gerecke witnessed during his time in Nuremberg" - Publishers Weekly
"Rich, potentially explosive. ... Townsend authoritatively addresses the excruciating moral and religious issues confronting wartime chaplains." - Kirkus Reviews
"Gripping." - Daily Mail (London)
"Engagingly told…Townsend illuminates a hidden gem of World War II history and brings to light the life and career of a truly heroic Christian man…an important book. It deserves a wide audience." - Christianity Today
"A gripping story... puts the reader inside the cells of various Hitler henchmen." - Wichita Eagle
"Sheds light on a little-known player in an iconic episode of world history. ... A well-written study about a subject matter that can't help but hold a reader's attention." - America in WWII Magazine
"A dramatic story." - Lutheran Quarterly
Belief and Beyond: Adventures in Consciousness from the Upanishads to Modern Times
by Mukunda Rao
Jesus Before the Gospels
by Bart D. Ehrman
The Soul's Religion
by Thomas Moore
Religious Literacy
by Stephen Prothero
Putting Away Childish Things
by Marcus J. Borg
Re-Claiming the Bible for a Non-Religious World
by John Shelby Spong
The Fourth Gospel: Tales of a Jewish Mystic
Jesus Wants to Save Christians
by Rob Bell, Don Golden
Evidence of the Afterlife
by Jeffrey Long, Paul Perry


After a recent visit Eva Holman kindly sent through the below blog… We hope you enjoy reading it as much as we did!
My children and I thoroughly enjoyed many hours here today (Sunday 31 July) not only discovering and admiring the wide variety of sculptures, but also the beautiful gardens in which they are hidden. We explored through the trees, and wandered idly through the grounds. My children particularly loved looking at all the different plants in the walled garden and measuring themselves next to the enormous sunflowers!
It is the perfect place to spend a day with your children, and I advise getting disposable cameras for younger ones. It is wonderful to see which sculptures in particular appeal to them. My daughter's favourite being the bear! So much so that she didn't want to leave him!
We will be back many times during the summer holidays.


Thanks for stopping by :) I just posted a LORAC Unzipped palette tutorial on my YouTube channel, so I though it'd make sense to share more information here on the blog. In that video, you only see a few of the shades in action, so here I'll do some swatches and just share some overall impressions. And if you haven't seen the tutorial yet, here it is!
The palette itself is very simple, and not over-sized at all (it's about the size of checkbook). There's a nice mirror on the inside, along with 10 shadows.
You can enlarge the picture to see more detail, but the shades are as follows: (Top row) Undercover, Unbelievable, Unattainable, Unconditional, Unbridled. (Bottom row) Undiscovered, Unreal, Uncensored, Unspoken, Untamed.
These swatches correspond with the placement of shadows in the palette. I feel like there are a few different finishes in this palette-- Unconditional, Unbridled, and Unspoken are all matte. Unbelievable, Unattainable, Undiscovered, Unreal, and Uncensored all have a shimmery/metallic look. Undercover and Untamed (the lightest and darkest shades in the palette) seem slightly less metallic, but still have some shimmer. I don't dislike any of these colors... they're a very soft, pigmented formula that I find very easy to blend. A little bit goes a long way, and I don't think I've done a look with this palette that I didn't like!
I'm getting a root canal tomorrow morning. Not exactly looking forward to it and a little worried, but I'm trying to exercise some positive mind control... I'm thankful that I have teeth and good dental care.
I got the 7 Minute Workout app on my iPhone - it's pretty cool! It's takes you through a quick little circuit that you can do anywhere, and it's like you have a personal trainer walking you through it.
Yesterday I slipped on my pant leg while walking through the bathroom and fell hard right into the door frame. I have a mega purple bruise on the top part of my right arm.
Hmmm, Unbelievable and Unreal look exactly the same in that swatch. And Unattainable is also pretty close. They're pretty, though.
In response to excitablespeech, everyone's swatches look a little different. Check these out to see the nuances in the shades you mentioned more clearly.
Thank you for this post & review, I'm SO excited especially now: I have this palette put away for myself for Christmas! I've got to wait now until December 25th??? I don't know if I can!
I think this palette is gorgeous! I'll just add it to my never ending wish list haha!
Praying your root canal is painless to you! Love this palette!!
I love the look of this palette but with both of my Naked Palettes, I feel like it is not different enough. Undecided if I should purchase.
Perfect timing for this review Emily! I got this palette recently and wasn't sure I was getting the best use from it.Now I'm excited to try it again tomorrow!
Good luck with the root canal and speedy recovery!
What a beautiful palette, have you tried the platinum palette?
I saw this palette in Sephora the other day and it is stunning! I love the look you've created with it. Good luck with the root canal!
What a gorgeous palette, and a great idea to share some swatches to go along with the tutorial! Thanks for sharing! Good luck tomorrow girlie!
Such a nice palette I am obsessed with warm colours with plenty of shimmer!
I have the Unzipped Palette (bought it after watching Kristen Gehm) and I love it. I did the Cozy Eye look this morning, it's beautiful! I've been looking for a way to incorporate the burgundy shades a little more and this tutorial is perfect!
How would you compare this to TheBalm's NudeTude...Is there a lot of overlap??
This looks like a great palette! As you have mentioned, this palette does have a good amount of rosy toned shades. With the new UD Naked 3 palette having the same theme of rosy shades, which one of these palettes would you use/like more? Thanks!
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