Huey Lewis & The News have signed a new recording contract with BMG to release their upcoming 10th studio album this spring. Huey Lewis said in the press release announcing the new deal: "We're very excited about our new album, and honestly feel that it's among our best work -- we cannot wait to get it out to fans! We're equally excited to be with BMG, whose reputation as a 'music-first' label precedes them admirably."
Back in May, Huey Lewis appeared on NBC's The Today Show and discussed the cancellation of his and the News' 2018 summer tour following his diagnosis with Meniere's disease. The disease, for which there is no cure, can improve. He explained the exact moment he realized something was terribly wrong: "As I walked to the stage, it sounds like there was a jet engine going on. I knew something was wrong. I couldn't find pitch -- distorted, nightmare. The bass goes (makes crunching sound) -- it's literally noise. It's cacophony. Even though I can hear you, we can talk, I can talk on the phone -- but I can't sing. I can't hear music. So, y'know, I can do everything but what I love to do (laughs) the most."


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Campbell County, Wyoming
Largest city Gillette
Time zone Mountain: UTC-7/-6
Area 12,450 km²
Population 48,176 (2013)
County seat Gillette
Congressional district At-large
Website www.ccgov.net
Unemployment rate 3.6% (Apr 2015)
Cities Gillette, Wright, Rozet, Pleasantdale, Wyoming
Points of interest Dalbey Memorial Park, Campbell County Rockpile, City Park, Gillette Main Street, Wright Centennial Museum
Campbell County is a county located in the U.S. state of Wyoming. As of the 2010 census, the population was 46,133, making it the third-most populous county in Wyoming. Its county seat is Gillette.
Map of Campbell County, WY, USA
National protected area
Campbell County comprises the Gillette, WY Micropolitan Statistical Area.
Campbell County was created on February 21, 1911 with land detached from Crook County and Weston County.
Campbell County was named either for John Allen Campbell, a governor of the Wyoming Territory or for Robert Campbell, an early trapper, who was a fur trader associated with William Henry Ashley.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the county has a total area of 4,807 square miles (12,450 km2), of which 4,803 square miles (12,440 km2) is land and 4.0 square miles (10 km2) (9.6%) is water.
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As of the census of 2000, there were 33,698 people, 12,207 households, and 9,008 families residing in the county. The population density was 7 people per square mile (3/km²). There were 13,288 housing units at an average density of 3 per square mile (1/km²). The racial makeup of the county was 96.06% White, 0.15% Black or African American, 0.93% Native American, 0.32% Asian, 0.09% Pacific Islander, 1.12% from other races, and 1.34% from two or more races. 3.53% of the population were Hispanic or Latino of any race. 30.3% were of German, 11.4% English, 11.0% Irish, 8.5% American and 6.2% Norwegian ancestry.
There were 12,207 households out of which 43.10% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 59.80% were married couples living together, 8.80% had a female householder with no husband present, and 26.20% were non-families. Of 12,207 households, 785 were unmarried partner households: 675 heterosexual, 52 same-sex male, and 58 same-sex female.
20.20% of all households were made up of individuals and 3.90% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.73 and the average family size was 3.16.
In the county, the population was spread out with 31.00% under the age of 18, 9.50% from 18 to 24, 32.30% from 25 to 44, 21.90% from 45 to 64, and 5.30% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 32 years. For every 100 females there were 105.60 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 104.10 males.
The median income for a household in the county was $76,576, and the median income for a family was $53,927. Males had a median income of $41,814 versus $21,914 for females. The per capita income for the county was $20,063. About 5.60% of families and 7.60% of the population were below the poverty line, including 7.70% of those under age 18 and 12.40% of those age 65 or over.
As of the 2010 United States Census, there were 46,133 people, 17,172 households, and 11,933 families residing in the county. The population density was 9.6 inhabitants per square mile (3.7/km2). There were 18,955 housing units at an average density of 3.9 per square mile (1.5/km2). The racial makeup of the county was 93.2% white, 1.2% American Indian, 0.6% Asian, 0.3% black or African American, 2.7% from other races, and 2.1% from two or more races. Those of Hispanic or Latino origin made up 7.8% of the population. In terms of ancestry, 32.2% were German, 15.9% were Irish, 10.8% were English, 5.5% were American, and 5.1% were Norwegian.
Of the 17,172 households, 39.0% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 54.0% were married couples living together, 8.6% had a female householder with no husband present, 30.5% were non-families, and 22.4% of all households were made up of individuals. The average household size was 2.66 and the average family size was 3.11. The median age was 31.9 years.
The median income for a household in the county was $76,576 and the median income for a family was $83,965. Males had a median income of $61,393 versus $31,769 for females. The per capita income for the county was $31,968. About 5.9% of families and 6.9% of the population were below the poverty line, including 10.5% of those under age 18 and 3.9% of those age 65 or over.
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Abstract: Many jurisdictions are seeking ways to build trust with the communities they serve by improving policies, training, and procedures. To re-evaluate his department's policies, the chief of North Carolina's Fayetteville Police Department, Harold Medlock, requested participation in the Collaborative Reform Initiative for Technical Assistance (CRI-TA) process. Beginning in January 2015, a team of CRI-TA researchers, analysts, and subject matter experts assessed the department's use of force policies, training, and community interactions. This report summarizes their findings and recommendations.


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Mudaffar Sjah II (13 April 1935 – 19 February 2015) was the 48th Sultan of Ternate from 1975 until his death. Although his position as monarch was ceremonial rather than executive, he was a prominent local politician whose career was temporarily interrupted by sectarian violence in 1999.

Early life and enthronement

Mudaffar was born on 13 April 1935 in Dufa Dufa on Ternate as the third son of the 47th Sultan of Ternate, Mohammad Djabir Sjah. He was educated in Ternate, Makassar and Jakarta. However, his youth coincided with the Independence of Indonesia and the winding down of traditional forms of rule. Mohammad Djabir had little authority after 1950 as he stayed permanently in Jakarta, and in 1965 a law deprived the North Malukan Sultans their rights of representation in the administration. Mudaffar came back to Ternate in 1966 and was active in a movement to restore the adat (body of traditions) of the old sultanate. His followers regarded him as his father's heir. However, the old Sultan Mohammad Djabir meddled in the local politics from his base in Jakarta, leading to internal conflicts between factions. In 1968 Mudaffar was ordered by the government to put a stop to the restoration movement. In the elections for the regional North Maluku Assembly in 1971, he was a candidate for the ruling Golkar party, and was actually elected. The prince was seen as an unlikely candidate to succeed his father as Sultan, but in 1975 on the death of his father he was chosen as heir apparent. He was inaugurated as the new Sultan in 1986. However, the central authorities in Jakarta made clear that they regarded the installation as non-official.

Political career and later life

In 1977 Mudaffar Sjah became member of the People's Representative Council of Indonesia (DPR). He served as member of the political party Golkar. In 1987, one year after his inauguration as Sultan, he became provincial chairman of the party in North Maluku. After the outbreak of communal violence in Ambon in 1999, disturbances temporarily spilled over to North Maluku which was just about to be reconstituted as a new province, with the Sultan as one of the candidates for the governorship. Mudaffar made efforts to protect the local Christians from persecution, but fighting broke out in November 1999 between followers of the Sultan and forces loyal to his rivals for the governorship of North Maluku. The Sultan of Tidore joined the adversaries, blowing new life in the age-old rivalry between Ternate and Tidore. The fighting drove Christians to flight to other islands and was followed by severe massacres in Tobelo in Halmahera. Mudaffar was temporarily removed from Ternate by the central authorities, though he soon returned. Fighting in North Maluku receded in 2001, and the Sultan was at length able to keep a strong position locally.

Apart from his position as Sultan he also served on the North Maluku Representatives Council. As a leader, he was locally considered to be a judicious and fair person who took the right decisions and was able to reconstruct the traditions of the sultanate after a long hiatus.

In 2013 Mudaffar Sjah appeared in the second episode of Bill Bailey's Jungle Hero, where Bailey had an audience with the Sultan to request permission to search for birds-of-paradise in the former territories of the Sultanate.

He suffered from lung cancer before his death in the Pondok Indah Hospital in South Jakarta on 19 February 2015 at age 79. His death was followed by disputes within the family as to which son was entitled to head the Sultanate; eventually his brother Sjarifuddin Sjah was appointed in 2016.

Family

Sultan Mudaffar Sjah married the following wives:
 Nelly Manoppo from Menado
 Thalha binti Marhi
 Drevenlya
 Nita Budhi Susanti from Java

He had fifteen children, nine sons and six daughters, including:
 Iskandar Sjah
 Ronny Muhammad Ghazali Sjah
 Muhammad Usman Sjah
 Hidayat Sjah
 Nuzuluddin Sjah
 Firman Sjah
 Syahmardan Sjah
 Ali Muhammad Sjah
 Gajah Mada Sjah
 Monalisa Mihir Sjah
 Soraya Sjah
 Aya Sofia Sjah
 Wiryawati Sjah
 Nabila Maryam Sjah
 Azka Nukila Sjah

See also
 List of rulers of Maluku
 Sultanate of Ternate
 Maluku sectarian conflict

References

1935 births
2015 deaths
People from Maluku Islands
Sultans of Ternate
Golkar politicians
Members of the People's Representative Council
People from North Maluku
Politicians from North Maluku

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Rotarians recognised in New Year's Honours List
Rotarians across the United Kingdom have been recognised in the New Year's Honours List for their work in the community.
By Dave King
Published Date: January 5, 2022
This year, the New Year's Honours list recognised 1,278 people who showed courage and leadership in their local areas, with 63% of the recipients awarded for their community work – many during Covid.
Among those honoured for their work during the pandemic were Mukesh Malhotra from Hounslow Rotary, Middlesex, Sarah Gardner, from Elthorne-Hillingdon Rotary in Middlesex, and Lisa Hunter, from Maidenhead Bridge Rotary in Berkshire.
Mukesh Malhotra, who had Covid over the festive period and also became a grandfather, received a British Empire Medal for his work in spearheading community efforts in Hounslow.
Mukesh, along with other Hounslow Rotarians, worked tirelessly to ensure food and provisions were made available, particularly to the vulnerable, in the London borough.
Through his involvement with the Hounslow Rotary, Mukesh introduced with Australian Susanne Rea, Rotary World's Greatest Meal to Help End Polio, which globally has helped save over 16.5 million children.
He is also a trustee of the water charity Roll Out The Barrel, whose primary aim is to transport clean water.
Mukesh Mahotra who received a British Empire Medal for his work in spearheading community efforts Hounslow.
Mukesh said: "I am so excited and grateful to have made it to the New Year's Honours List. What a great start to 2022."
Like Mukesh, Sarah Gardner was a recipient last year of the British Citizen Award. Sarah has set up three charities since the pandemic; Serving Our Superheroes, Well-being for All and recently CHEF – Community Health Education and Food Project.
Sarah Gardner received the British Citizen Award.
Serving Our Superheroes was set up in response to the pandemic and has helped over 132,000 people with items worth a retail value of over £2 million.
CHEF is a non-profit organisation to end food poverty in Hillingdon. The sessions are designed to teach people about healthy eating and promote health, as well as teach people to cook on a budget, with the aim of helping to end food poverty.
Sarah, who is President of Elthorne-Hillingdon Rotary, said: I am so proud. It is great to get awards, but it is about the people that we help.
"There are so many people in need that we have been able to make a difference too, even just in a small way. Often the small things are a big help to people in need."
Lisa Hunter was awarded the British Empire Medal after mobilising Maidenhead Bridge Rotary's response to support households in the town. The 150 volunteers helped vulnerable people who were isolating during the pandemic with shopping and collecting prescriptions.
Lisa Hunter received the British Empire Medal for mobilising her Rotary club's response to support households in the town.
Such was the response to the project that former EastEnder's star Ross Kemp visited Lisa's home in 2020 to see the work that was going on for a BBC programme "Ross Kemp: Britain's Volunteer Army".
Last year, Lisa was also honoured by Rotary International with a Service Above Self award for her exemplary humanitarian service.
Lisa said: "I would just like to say a massive thank you to all the volunteers who made the project possible. Without them, we could not have supported so many people.
"I would also like to thank my husband Adam and daughter Chloe who supported me each week.
"It was very hard to keep news of the award a secret but well worth the wait to be able to tell my parents in person on New Year's Day and to see their reaction."
When Leicester Novus Rotarian Mark Esho first received an email to say he was being awarded an MBE for services to business, he ignored it.
Mark Esho received an MBE for his services to business.
"When I opened the email, I thought it was a scam," he said. "An hour later, I decided to double check by analysing the email header. This is when I realised it was true."
Mark, who has polio and uses a wheelchair, created a new social enterprise last year, called Access Rating, to promote access for disabled people. He has also written a book about his experiences in battling with polio called 'I Can, I Will'.
Mark dedicated the award to his wife Diana, a fellow Rotarian. He said: "I am completely lost for words and very humbled. I would like to thank everyone who has supported me throughout my journey, but most importantly my rock and biggest supporter, Diana.
"She is on my side and by my side. She makes be me better, bigger and stronger."
Stewart Colin Powell, who like Mark also suffers with polio, thought the envelope he received in November marked with On Her Majesty's Service, was another parking ticket.
Colin Powell has been awarded an MBE for his services to people with Polio in UK and to the Criminal Justice System.
"I opened the envelope with trepidation as I had recently received a parking ticket for encroaching on two bays in order that my wheelchair could be brought around to the driver's door," he revealed.
"When I started to read the contents, my shaking turned to tears with the realisation of the award. I also felt sadness that my dear wife Anne was no longer here to share this momentous event in my life, having succumbed to cancer over four years ago."
Colin, a member of Radlett Rotary in Hertfordshire, is a polio ambassador and also a magistrate. He was awarded the MBE for his polio work and services within the criminal justice system.
He added: "My hope is that by receiving this award will help raise the profile and importance of Rotary's global ambition to totally eradicate polio.
"This is a campaign which I have worked passionately on for the last 12 years, since joining my local Radlett Rotary Club, coupled with also reflecting on us polio survivors for whom the vaccine arrived too late."
Colin is continuing to promote his Zoom talks to Rotary clubs with the theme "Polio is more than a word" and he can be contacted by email.
Liz Barrett, who is principal of the Academy Transformation Trust Further Education College (ATTFE) in Sutton-in-Ashfield, Nottinghamshire, has been awarded an OBE for services to education. Liz is a Past President of Sutton-in-Ashfield Rotary
Liz Barrett has been awarded an OBE for services to educattion.
Liz has worked in adult education for more than 20 years and became principal of ATTFE in 2016.
She said: "I feel incredibly grateful to be awarded the OBE. I am passionate and committed to lifelong learning and education on every level.
"I deeply believe it has the ability to support individuals to be the very best version of themselves through raising aspirations and opening up new opportunities.
"A heartfelt thank you to my dearest family, friends, amazing work colleagues and all of the wonderful community members I have had the pleasure and privilege to work alongside.
"A leader is nothing without their teams, and I am blessed to have the best."
Mark Little, from Norwich St Edmund Rotary in Norfolk, has been awarded an MBE for services to modern slavery. Marl began his quest against organised crime in 2001 after watching a documentary on modern slavery.
Mark Little has been awarded an MBE for services to modern slavery.
Within four months, he had travelled to India to help victims of those being trafficked. That was the motivation he needed to become the founder and chairman of the Rotary Action Group Against Modern Slavery.
Mark told the Eastern Daily Press that he was shocked to receive news of the award.
He said: "It was entirely unexpected – it was such a shock, though a wonderful shock of course.
"This has just pushed me on to keep working and to keep pushing this crime up the agenda and get more people to become aware of it.
"I think that will be my next challenge. Rotary International has worked to eradicate polio and it will succeed.
"When we do need is to convince the organisation that modern slavery is a major issue which we need to be turning our attention to."
Tim Swinyard, from Swindon Phoenix Rotary, received a British Empire Medal for his services to the community, particularly during the Covid pandemic. Tim, who is a councillor in the Wiltshire town, launched the Swindon Support Facebook group at the start of the pandemic.
Tim Swinyard received a British Empire Medal for his service to the community.
Hundreds of volunteers got involved by helping isolated and vulnerable people with their shopping, collecting prescriptions and preparing PPE gear.
He told the Swindon Advertiser: "I found out about the honour when I was working from home and the difficult thing is that you obviously can't tell anyone.
"I didn't expect it at all. It was really touching and it was just an amazing feeling, although it equally belongs to all the volunteers who gave up their time.
"The group was incredibly busy at the height of the first and second waves because it was hard to book supermarket delivery slots.
"People in need are still posting on the Facebook group now and there are always volunteers on hand who offer their support instantly but it's not as busy now which is a good thing."
Tim is also a trustee of Dressability which produced PPE used by the NHS and care workers in Swindon.
He supported Swindon Domestic Abuse Support Service by applying for a £10,000 grant, as well as arranging food and clothing donations.
Alan Clifton, who is President of Middlesbrough Erimus Rotary in Cleveland, has been honoured with an MBE. Alan, who lives in Yarm, has been recognised for his services to children in care.
Alan Clifton pictured on the right has been honoured with an MBE for his services to children in care.
He is a former Virtual School Head at the National Association of Virtual School Heads which aims to improve educational outcomes for looked after children.
Long-standing Rotarian, Michael McEvoy, has been appointed an OBE for his services to the community in North Wales.
Michael McEvoy has been appointed an OBE for his services to the community in North Wales.
Michael, 87, is a second generation Rotarian who has been a member of Rhyl Rotary for 43 years.
A former journalist and broadcaster from Prestatyn, he has served as a trustee of the Dolanog residential care home, a registered charity in Rhyl, for more than 35 years.
Michael, who lives in Prestatyn with his wife Barbara, said: "I am, of course, both pleased and honoured to be appointed an OBE – an unexpected upgrade to the MBE I received in the 2008 New Year honours.
"I have no hesitation in again dedicating this award to my family, especially my wife Barbara, son Jonathan and daughter Rebecca, without whose unwavering support and unflagging affection, I could never have experienced the fulfilling life I have had.
"To the many colleagues, friends and acquaintances with whom I have been associated across Wales over the decades, my thanks to you all."
Meanwhile, 12-year-old Max Woosey, who was a Rotary Young Citizen Award winner in 2021, has been awarded the British Empire Medal.
Max Woosey has been awarded the British Empire Medal.
The North Devon youngster has raised almost £700,000 for the North Devon Hospice by sleeping out in a tent every night since March 2020.
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Thousands raised for good causes over Christmas
Christmas may have been almost a month ago, but Rotary clubs across Great Britain and Ireland have been realising the impact of their festive fund-raising.
Showaddywaddy star entertains at Rotary Memory Café social
Ray Hatfield, who was a member of the popular 70s bands Showaddywaddy and Wishbone Ash, entertained at a Christmas event organised by Belper & Duffield Rotary at their final Memory Café o the year.
Rotary living advent calendar proves a hit
Rotarians in Dorset have raised almost £20,000 over the festive season through a living advent calendar.


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Justia › US Law › US Case Law › US Supreme Court › Volume 19 › Lindenberger v. Beall
Lindenberger v. Beall, 19 U.S. 104 (1821)
Lindenberger v. Beall, 19 U.S. 6 Wheat. 104 104 (1821)
Lindenberger v. Beall
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
After demand of the maker of a note, on the third day of grace, notice to the endorser on the same day is sufficient by the general law merchant.
Evidence of a letter containing notice having been put into the post office directed to the endorser at his place of residence is sufficient proof of the notice to be left to the jury, and it is unnecessary to give notice to the defendant to produce the letter before such evidence can be admitted. �19 U.S. U.S. 105�
Assumpsit against the defendant (Beall), as endorser of a promissory note, drawn by one Tunis Craven, dated at Baltimore, October 22, 1811, in favor of the defendant and by him endorsed to the plaintiffs, for $191.17, negotiable at the Bank of Washington, payable six months after date. At the trial the note was given in evidence and the handwriting of the drawer and endorser admitted. The plaintiffs further proved by a notary that the note was by him demanded of the drawer on Saturday, 25 April, 1812, being the day on which it became payable -- that is, the last day of grace. And not being paid, notice of the nonpayment thereof was enclosed in a letter addressed to the defendant at the City of Washington and put into the post office at Georgetown. The notary testified that he had no recollection of these facts, district court and only knew them from his notarial book, and the protest made out at the time, by which it appeared that a demand was then made of the drawer and the protest made and notice sent, and from its being his invariable practice to give notice either personally or by letter to the endorsers on the same day. Nor did he then recollect that he addressed the letter to the defendant in Washington, but he presumed from his book and protest and his uniform practice that if he did not know where the defendant lived (which was probably the case when he received the note), he inquired and ascertained his residence and addressed it properly. Upon which evidence the defendant's counsel prayed the court to instruct the jury that the above proof of notice was insufficient to charge the defendant as endorser of said note and that the plaintiffs were not entitled to recover. Which opinion the court gave. The plaintiffs' counsel excepted to the opinion. A verdict and judgment thereon was rendered for the defendant by the court below, and the cause was brought by writ of error to this Court.
The Court was unanimously of opinion that after demand of the maker on the third day of grace, notice to the endorser on the same day was sufficient by the general law merchant, and that evidence of the letter containing notice having been put into the post office directed to the defendant at his place of residence was sufficient proof of the notice to be left to the jury, and that it was unnecessary to give notice to the defendant to produce the letter before such evidence could be admitted.
Judgment reversed.


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Abigail Rasminsky's "I'm Pregnant. So Why Can't I Tell You?" in Medium
When Abigail Rasminsky got pregnant she told only family and close friends. In this essay, she questions why exactly the first trimester is viewed by many as a secret. Considering one in five pregnancies end in miscarriage and the early stage is deemed the most risky, Rasminsky speculates that there is a protective quality to withholding this news. But who exactly is being protected?
Is this supposed to be for my sake? Are we trying to protect me from the embarrassment of admitting that I can't go 45 minutes without eating and am gaining weight at a rapid clip? That I spend most of the day crying and moaning on the couch, Alicia Florrick my fictional companion? That I'm afraid of losing the pregnancy but can't fathom that this debilitating state of being has anything to do with an actual baby? Are we really trying to save me from having to share the news if I have a miscarriage? Or are we trying to protect our culture from admitting that not all pregnancies are beautiful and easy and make it to term, and that the loss can be absolutely devastating?
Rasminsky weighs the pros and cons of keeping this weighty secret. If on the one hand a woman is protected from idiotic clichés fellow humans might offer after miscarrying – "you'll have another one" or "you weren't even that far along" – then on the other hand she might be missing out on much needed community support during these sometimes difficult months. Rasminsky gives a particularly relatable example of a friend who posts about first trimester puking on Facebook and gets dozens of replies offering sympathy and tips. Rasminsky finds herself caught between judging the woman for blasting out the news en masse and wishing she herself could so openly ask for help.
In the end, Rasminsky wonders if part of one's impulse to cover up a pregnancy before her protruding belly proves a traitor to the cause is simply a matter of wishing for privacy. "Women's choices," she says, "so often tread a very thin line between the private and the public, and it is perhaps because these first few months can be private – unless you're royalty – that we try, even at great sacrifice, to keep them this way."
Jen Percy's "My Terrifying Night with Afghanistan's Only Female Warlord" in The New Republic
Newly arrived in Afghanistan, Jen Percy found her way to a female warlord's mountain stronghold and spent a strange, uncomfortable night there. The resulting story is tense and filled with bizarre and heartbreaking details. Here's Percy:
Everybody in Kabul knew about Commander Pigeon, but no one agreed on a narrative. The Afghans accused her of robbery and murder. A few suspected she worked with Taliban commander Mullah Dad-e Khuda, who escaped from Bagram prison in 2008, and a local warlord called the Green Imam. Together they supposedly controlled all the drug-trafficking routes in the north. One person told me, "She has many houses in Kabul but prefers to live in the mountains among the animals." She didn't have any of the usual warlord stories. No acid throwing or biting off chicken heads, or leaving prisoners in vats to die. She was not like Commander Zardad who kept a human dog on a chain to maul and sometimes eat people. She was a woman and she killed men—while wearing a flowery dress.
— Eva
Donna Tartt's "Basketball Season" in Harper's
"Basketball Season," published in 1994, was the first thing I ever read by Donna Tartt. This was sometime last year when everyone was losing their minds about The Goldfinch and I'd never heard of her before. Soon enough Google led me to a website called Donna Tartt Shrine, which I have returned to too many times now for me to make fun of the name. It seems to be a mostly comprehensive collection of links to her non-book work; she has written so little, or rather published so infrequently, that it's not hard to be a completist. Of the few pieces Tartt has published about her childhood, "Sleepytown: A Southern Gothic Childhood, with Codeine" is maybe better known (though she's since insisted the piece, originally published as memoir, is fiction). But my heart belonged to "Basketball Season" within just a few lines, probably because the pall of failing math loomed larger in my own childhood than inadvertent cough syrup addiction.
The year I was a freshman cheerleader I was reading 1984. I was fourteen years old then and failing algebra and the fact that I was failing it worried me as I would worry now if the Mafia were after me, or if I had shot somebody and the police were coming to get me. But I did not have an awful lot of time to brood about this. It was basketball season then, and there was a game nearly every night. In Mississippi the schools are far apart, and sometimes we would have to drive two hundred miles to get to Panola Academy, Sharkey-Issaquena, funny how those old names come back to me; we'd leave sometimes before school was out, not get home till twelve or one in the morning. I was not an energetic teenager, and this was hard on me. Too much exposure to the high-decibel world of teen sports–shrieking buzzers, roaring stomping mob, thunderous feet of players charging up the court–kept me in a kind of perpetual stunned condition; the tin-roof echo of rural gymnasiums rang through all my silences, and frequently at night I woke in a panic because I thought a player was crashing through my bedroom window or a basketball was flying at me, about to knock my teeth out.
I recently came back to "Basketball Season" after finishing The Secret History, Tartt's first novel, 500 pages of money-adjacent liberal arts students worshipping Dionysus and doing murders and navigating guilt and privilege in Vermont, a far cry in so many ways from 2,000 words on teenaged girls doing backflips and failing Algebra in Mississippi. But reading the two in succession illuminated the shared guts of each: Class and the trickiness of navigating its microaggressions; outsiders and the certain sorts of power they might wield; friendship and its proximity to deep loathing; literature and its ability to clarify, and to complicate.
— Rachael
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so when Moore's Marinades offered to send me some samples from their new hot sauce line I jumped at the opportunity.
We loved them both, even Adam who is a bit heat adverse. The sauces brought a lot of flavor with the spice. I prefer a hot sauce that I can take a taste of without running for a glass of milk (think Sriracha in terms of heat intensity).
With the Harissa Hot Sauce I made a smoky harissa turkey chili.
Ground turkey / olive oil / sweet onion / celery / bell pepper / poblano pepper / salt, pepper, smoked paprika / liquid smoke / harissa hot sauce / white beans / crushed tomato. Topped with cheddar.
On the side, I made dumb bread! <– from scratch!
With the Spicy Mustard Hot Sauce I made hot honey mustard chicken nuggets.
Homemade baked chicken nuggets (chicken chunks / dipped in flour / then egg / then breadcrumbs) tossed in the tastiest sauce I've ever made – honey, spicy mustard hot sauce, mustard, butter.
Lol, you are totally right, there is usually a buffalo sauce in the mix as well!!
The dumb bread looks great and I want to make it (the recipe link says "Virgen"-did you see that?). Did you use actual Crisco shortening?
Yeah, that spelling bummed me out.
We did not use shortening, we substituted with butter.
Emily, what are some of the hottest sauces you have tasted?
Probably any of the Caribbean pepper sauces I've tried.
Emily, where would you put your spice threshold? Do you like the mild, the medium, the hot or the super hot hot stuff? If you know anybody who enjoys spicy foods, tell them about my blog.


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American-Ukrainian School of Computer Science was founded on April 16, 2004 as the result of cooperation between Ternopil National Economic University (TNEU) and University of Maine (UMaine). It is the first school in Ukraine of such type, where education is provided in English and Ukrainian, involving lecturers from the American universities, representing the Peace Corps. The school is acting as a structure within the Faculty of Computer Informational Technology at TNEU and is in Ternopil, Ukraine.

History

American-Ukrainian School of Computer Science was established at April 16, 2004 as the result of collaboration of Ternopil National Economic University (Ukraine) and University of Maine (USA). Such collaboration become possible after one-year visit of professor Anatoly Sachenko (at that time dean of the Faculty of Computer Informational Technologies at TNEU) as the Fulbright professor to the University of Maine and Bowdoin College, both in Maine, in 2002–2003.

During his visit he discussed idea of creating of such school with professors George Markowsky (Department of Computer Science at UMaine) and Allan Tucker (Bowdoin College). After his return to Ukraine, a General Agreement of Cooperation was signed between TNEU and UMaine in 2003. And a year after that, school was established. Markowsky became first director of the school.

A year after that, Sachenko became director of the AUS. An agreement about cooperation was signed between TNEU and University of South Carolina Upstate in 2006.

Benefits
 Students are studying according to the American (strong practical knowledge) and Ukrainian (strong fundamental knowledge) education standards;
 Education process is performing with the Computer Science;
 Best students (up to five) from the school yearly may study during a semester or two in UMaine;
 Education grants for studying abroad are available from UMaine;
 Transfer system allows students transfer to any AUS partner university.

Partner universities
 University of Maine
 University of South Carolina Upstate
 American University in Bulgaria

Education process

Students, according to their wishes, will have the opportunity to continue their studies at any partner university and get an American diploma in Computer Science after completing three academic years at AUS. After successful education completion in a partner university and gaining American bachelor's degree, alumni can continue studying at graduate school at a partner university and apply on master's or Ph.D. degree. AUS students who have neither possibilities nor desires to complete education in the U.S.A. study their fourth year in Ternopil and, after the successful examinations, obtain the Ukrainian bachelor's degree in Computer Science. Students can continue their education in the master department of TNEU or in foreign universities after the fourth year.

The lectures at the AUS are conducting by faculty from the U.S.A., European and Japanese universities, Peace Corps representatives and leading instructors of the Faculty of Computer Information Technologies.

Student exchange

From the beginning of the school, the best students got the possibility to study in American universities.

 2004-2005: Vitaliy Vitsentiy got a grant to study according to the Master program at UMaine. After graduating he continued studying as a Ph.D. student in Queensland University of Technology of Brisbane, Australia.
 2008: AUS students Iuirii Ferents and Olexandr Shepchenko got grants to study in UMaine during spring 2009.

References

Universities in Ukraine


The Atari 8-bit computer range is a family of home computers made by Atari between 1979 to 1992. While the machines did okay in the US and the UK in terms of support but not as huge as competing systems, they were more successful in Eastern European countries such as Poland. Since most models only differentiate in terms of model design, color palette changes, memory and production costs, it is considered confusing with the model names including different countries where they have different name for the computer so this name was unofficially adapted.
While the Atari 5200 is based off the Atari 8-bit computer range in terms of hardware, it is not compatible with it. There is a console version of the Atari 8-bit range though called the Atari XEGS that is directly compatible with the 8-bit cartridges and accessories but not the 5200 ones. There are even a few "console exclusive" versions of the games such as Mario Bros. and Barnyard Blaster.
Done by the same developer as the VirtualDub software, Altirra is a very accurate Atari 8-bit emulator that also supports 5200 games. The downsides are that it is not easy to set up and it is Windows only.
kat5200 is an Atari 5200 emulator that is easier to set up and also supports some of the Atari 8-bit range as well, mainly the 400/800 models.
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Tasmanian Devil Photos: A Slide Show!
The Tasmanian Devil photos we publish on Think Tasmania always receive lots of feedback. So we've compiled a video and added a little background music, so you can enjoy a few of them in one go!
We threw in a couple of images showing Tassie Devils made by Tasmanian Softies just to see if you were paying attention!
We've talked about the attraction or appeal of the Tasmanian Devil before, and there's no doubting the creature is special. Let's hope efforts to Save the Tasmanian Devil are successful.
Have your own Tasmanian Devil photos you'd like to share with the world? Just contact Think Tasmania and we'll make that happen.
Touring Bruny Island… in Just One Day!
Too cute! I so hope advances are soon made to protect our valuable little 'wildlife icon'.
What's the background music – is it Tassie too?
Not Tassie music this time Louise. I'll get the details for you.


The UN commission of inquiry on the human rights situation in Eritrea described horrific torture, including electric shock, near drowning, sexual abuse and forcing people to stare at the burning sun for hours, being used with alarming alacrity in the country.
Eritrea on Tuesday dismissed a UN investigation detailing systematic human rights abuses as "outrageous claims" aimed at destabilising the isolationist Red Sea state.
Its nearly 500-page report details how the country, under Isaias Afwerki's iron-fisted regime for the last two decades, has created a repressive system in which people are routinely arrested at whim, detained, tortured, killed or go missing.
But Eritrea's foreign ministry - which denied UN investigators access to the country - said they were "wild accusations" and called the report "attacks aimed at undermining our sovereignty."
The dictatorship languishes at the bottom of world freedom indices and is one of the largest contributors to the exodus of migrants crossing the Mediterranean Sea to Europe.
It is a crisis Eritrea has in the past blamed on a CIA conspiracy and human rights activists.
"These accusations are simply a continuation and an escalation of the politically motivated campaign to undermine the political, economic and social progress the country is making, including in the area of human rights," the statement added.
"There are those who will hide behind these outrageous claims to whitewash their transgressions against Eritrea and to seek pretexts for their acts of destabilisation," it added, claiming the report was full of "vile slanders."
Tens of thousands of young Eritreans brave razor wire, minefields and armed border guards to sneak out of the country every year in order to escape repression and avoid years of conscripted military service.
The UN commission report was based on 550 interviews with Eritreans living abroad, and on 160 written submissions.
It said the government is responsible for "systematic, widespread and gross human rights violations" on an almost unprecedented scale, driving some 5,000 Eritreans to flee every month.
The report found that some of the numerous abuses committed in Eritrea "may constitute crimes against humanity", with violations taking place on a "scope and scale seldom witnessed elsewhere".
Eritrea, which broke away from Ethiopia in 1991 after a brutal 30-year independence struggle, is "ruled not by law but by fear," the report read.


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(Indepdendent daily), Modena
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Gazzettta di Reggio
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(Independent daily), Pescara
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(right-centrist), Milano
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L'Unità's Demise
It felt to many as if an old friend had died. Rome's L'Unità, the newspaper that served as the bible of the Italian left and the official mouthpiece of the largest Communist Party in the West, announced its closure in early August.
Italy's 'Red Queen'
Nilde Iotti, Italy's leftist lawmaker who died in December at 79, was renowned for her regal manner. Nicknamed "the Red Queen" and "Czarina," Iotti once described herself as "just a woman who has a difficult job—and tries to do it with tact."
Leveling the Field
Carolina Morace is one of Italy's most skillful soccer players, with 12 league titles and more than 500 goals to her credit, writes Nick Rigillo in the August 14 Herald of Edinburgh.


There's a company in Newark, Delaware that's called AnalTech. Yes, that's the name they chose for their "analytical technology" company back in 1964, and they say they've considered changing it because of the jokes.
Well, this might be the final push they need.
Around 6:30 A.M. on Monday, a pickup truck plowed into the AnalTech building .and a nasty odor started coming out of the hole. Heh.
Hazmat had to come in to contain the terrible smell spewing out of the AnalTech cavity, and it took three hours before the area was safe again.
The people in the truck who rammed AnalTech were injured but they're going to survive.
There's no word on whether AnalTech has plugged its hole yet.


Most of the educated people in Nigeria are poor. Majority of the educated earn less than N55,000 for a salary before tax and other deductions. When the deductions are put into consideration, the net salary comes to around N50,000.
The net salary then suffers from loan deductions of up to N15,000 leaving the salary at around N35,000. The landlord then demands his N15,000 and monthly shopping takes away N10,000 leaving one with a N10,000. The bus will demand for N300 going to and from work and relatives get another N2,500. The whole salary is gone and borrowed money starts operating. The borrowed money includes short loans and salary advances.
The difference between poverty and prosperity is property. A prosperous person has property to his name while a poverty-stricken person has no property to show. Using this understanding, therefore, most of the degree holders are poverty-stricken, borrowing money to buy chicken and chips, pizza, and a car.
The biggest excuse for getting paid such low amounts of money and having to sit and work for another person for 30 days is THE DEGREE that one possesses and that's all. This has made most of the degree holders very poor to poverty-stricken and will die that way most likely.
7. A degree holder is so eager to get out of this country and work in another country than spend the time to develop his own country.
A school I visit, there is a man that is of a very humble background. He does not speak English but sells Coke, Fanta and Sprite at N80 each making a profit of N10 on each drink. He also sells chips at N50 making a profit of N17 on each portion. Not less than 80 students buy chips and a drink every single day. This means he makes a profit of N27 for a drink and chips and a total profit of N2,160 per day…every single day. In ten days he makes a profit of N21,600 in twenty days N43,200 and in thirty days N64,800.
Letter from a Concerned friend!
PS: I got this post in circulation within some of my business groups and thought you share. Original Author is unknown.
hope this post here isn't discouraging anyone that is fighting for a degree..
The purpose is not to discourage anyone, rather to change people's Mindset towards Entrepreneurship and dignity of labour. This is because it is not only the certificate that can earn one a decent living.


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What Is A Satellite Office?
This guide explains the meaning of satellite offices and the main reasons why organizations use them.
A satellite office is a smaller office, often called a branch office, that is physically separate from a company's headquarters.
With remote work on the rise, satellite offices can provide home-based workers with the right environment and tools to be productive.
This guide explains the meaning of satellite offices, how to manage them, and the main reasons why organizations use them.
With remote work on the rise, organizations are starting to think about whether or not they should set up satellite offices to better support remote workers so that they have access to the right environment and tools to be productive.
Satellite offices are a great solution not only for organizations adopting a more hybrid work model, but also for growing organizations. If your business is growing and you are hoping to enter a new market, setting up a satellite office might be the ideal solution, especially if you are opening up a business in a new area with a small team.
But first, what is a satellite office?
Satellite Office Meaning:
A satellite office (or satellite location) is a smaller office that is physically separate from a company's main office or headquarters.
Satellite offices are also known as branch offices.
Satellite offices are smaller than company headquarters and one company can have several satellite offices spread across a country or region. They also vary greatly in size; while some satellite offices may be home to only a few employees, others can be home to hundreds to thousands of employees.
It all depends on a company's needs.
Where can a satellite office be located?
The answer is anywhere a company needs them.
You can have a satellite office in a city center, a residential area, or the suburbs. For example, if your company headquarters are in New York City, but you have various employees that live in New Jersey that oftentimes work remotely, then you could set up a satellite office in New Jersey.
Your business could also have a satellite office in California if it does business there, or even in Europe if you're hoping to expand operations across the Atlantic.
Benefits of Satellite Offices
There are various use cases for satellite offices:
For remote and flexible workers that don't need to come into the main office every day.
For teams and staff that are setting up company operations in a new market/location.
For employees to use temporarily when they are working on long-term or short-term projects in a different location than where the company headquarters are located.
One of the main reasons organizations choose to set up satellite offices is to provide all employees with access to the right tools, resources, and environment for them to successfully carry out their work.
Below are some of the main benefits of satellite offices:
They offer flexibility to employees, clients, vendors, and business partners.
They provide organizations with access to new markets (local, regional, national, and global).
They provide employees with access to a workplace environment that is conducive to productivity.
They are cost-efficient.
They are more efficient for customer support.
They can help organizations with talent attraction and retention.
They can help with employee engagement and company culture, especially for organizations with distributed teams.
How to Manage a Satellite Office
There are two ways organizations can set up a satellite office.
The first one is to follow the same process as setting up a main office or headquarters. The company enters into a long-term lease and they are responsible for fitting out and designing the satellite office.
This also means that the organization has to handle all office management and maintenance.
When setting up an owned satellite office location, organizations need to think about the following:
Satellite office location
Office amenities
Building/office management and maintenance.
The other option organizations have is to work with flexible workspace operators that offer hub-and-spoke services.
In this case, an organization enters into an agreement with a flexible workspace operator that provides access to ready-to-use offices. The flexible workspace operator is in charge of maintenance and management.
The latter option tends to be popular as it makes the process of setting up a satellite office much easier and a lot quicker. The hub-and-spoke model provides organizations and its employees with immediate access to workspace that is ready to be used. It's also less capital intensive and allows for more flexibility for a couple of reasons.
The first is that by using a third-party provider, organizations don't have to sign a long-term lease. The second is that the hub-and-spoke model allows for organizations to grow or contract their satellite offices as needed.
Why Are Satellite Offices So Popular Now?
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, a lot of organizations were forced to allow employees to work remotely (specifically work from home).
While the shift to work from home initially delivered positive results, organizations and employees alike are realizing that working from a home environment is not ideal and sustainable for many in the long run:
Workers feel isolated
Company culture can suffer
Some workers have a hard time being productive from home
Some workers struggle with setting boundaries when working from home
Workers don't have access to all the tools and resources they might need (technology infrastructure, office supplies, printing, etc.)
However, several surveys have found that workers want to maintain some of the flexibility that they have experienced from working from home. The majority of workers, therefore, want to work remotely at least part-time; providing them with access to a satellite office that is closer to home can help organizations retain talent and ensure they are productive.
Another reason why organizations are increasingly turning to satellite offices at the moment is for safety and health purposes.
Physical distancing is still strongly encouraged, and in some countries required. Satellite offices can help organizations with their dedensificiation purposes and allow them to adhere to physical distancing protocols.
In other words, satellite offices can help organizations bring workers back into the office in a safe manner.


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The show itself and the band were amazing
(I wouldn't have expected anything else :) ).
2007 14. Àprilis
HU Budapest Magyarország
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By Esther: I think the audience got what it was expecting. Everything (every synthesizer, helicopter, cash register, explosion sound effect..) was exactly like listening to the CD version. Everyone found it natural that during the 2 hour concert there was a 15 minute break.
I stood very close to the stage, about the third row. I loved seeing Roger walk up and down the stage and smile down at us. I met some foreigners as well, a group of Romanians, Serbians who came for the show and there were people of every age group (from 7 to 70).
After the show there was some talk about lipsynching on Hungarian forums, something that I didn't notice at all. Most people with whom I spoke, found the whole night great, but there were of course some people who were outraged by Roger expressing his political views (Leaving Beirut, signs on the pig etc). The most common argument was that they were there to listen to music and not politics.
I, however, don't agree with this, I think that artists are free to express all their views and it has always been part of Roger's work. Also; the show was never disturbingly political.


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In Memory of Kerry Edinger
ABOVE AND BEYOND ENGLISH SETTER RESCUE
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Kerry Edinger
Kerry J. Edinger, 67, of Hummelstown, passed away Thursday, November 12, 2020, at his home, surrounded by his loving family. Born in Easton, PA, on January 4, 1953, he was the son of the late Karl and Ann Sletor Edinger. Kerry graduated from Easton Area High School in 1970,and received his bachelor's degree from Moravian College. Kerry worked for the United States Postal Service as a letter carrier for 13 years. He retired from working as an employment compensation specialist for the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation at the Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry. Kerry had many passions. He loved sports, music, and dogs. He was a member of the Hershey Country Club Tennis League, the Senior Citizen Bowling League, and the Monday Morning Bowling League at Trindle Lanes. He is survived by his loving wife of 34 years, Ann Marie Fignar Edinger, whom he married on March 22, 1986; a daughter, Kelly M. Gardner of Philadelphia; a son, Joseph J. Edinger, fiancé of Jennifer Lester of Linglestown; two sisters, Marsha Hahn, wife of James of Bethlehem, and Jenny Hetrick, wife of Larry of Easton; one niece, Natalie; and four nephews, Nicholas, Ethan, Colin, and Andrew. In addition to his parents, Kerry was preceded in death by his brother, Matthew Edinger. Due to Covid-19 pandemic restrictions, services will be held at a later date. Trefz & Bowser Funeral Home, Inc., 114 West Main Street, Hummelstown, is handling the arrangements. Those desiring may send memorial contributions to Above & Beyond English Setter Rescue, 60 Molleystown Road, Pine Grove, PA 17963. or at www.esrescue.org


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Das Robert-Bosch-Berufskolleg (RBBK) in Duisburg ist eine Schule der Sekundarstufe II.

Rund 2.300 Schüler besuchen das Robert-Bosch-Berufskolleg in Duisburg. In den dualen Ausbildungsgängen werden Industriemechaniker, technische Produktdesigner, Werkstoffprüfer, Mechatroniker, Verfahrenstechnologen, Maschinen- und Anlagenführer sowie Elektroniker und Fachkräfte für Automatenservice ausgebildet. Darüber hinaus erfolgen vollzeitschulische Ausbildungen an der Berufsfachschule und die Doppelqualifikation zum Fachabitur. Am RBBK ist auch eine Fachschule für Maschinenbautechnik (Voll- und Teilzeitform) und Werkstofftechnik (Teilzeitform) angesiedelt. die zum Abschluss staatlich geprüfter Techniker qualifiziert. Mehr als 80 Lehrer unterrichten am RBBK.

Die Stadt Duisburg ist geprägt durch den Strukturwandel im Duisburger Norden, insbesondere den Wandel in der Stahlindustrie. Durch Werkschließungen, Fusionen und Rationalisierung sind eine Vielzahl von Arbeitsplätzen gerade für gering qualifizierte junge Männer abgebaut worden. Speziell diesen jungen Menschen bietet das Robert-Bosch-Berufskolleg durch seine Bildungsangebote, sein Förderkonzept, seine gute schulische Ausstattung und eine wertschätzende Lern- und Arbeitsatmosphäre die Möglichkeit, zusätzliche Qualifikationen, Kompetenzen und Schulabschlüsse mit dem Ziel der gesellschaftlichen Teilhabe zu erwerben.

In intensiver Zusammenarbeit mit den vielen Ausbildungsbetrieben verabschieden die Kollegen des Robert-Bosch-Berufskollegs jährlich ca. 350 junge Menschen als dringend benötigte Fachkräfte in ihren Beruf. Knapp ein Fünftel von ihnen hat neben dem Facharbeiter- oder Gesellenbrief auch die Fachhochschulreife erworben; so kann sich dieser Gruppe eine Vielzahl von neuen Möglichkeiten im Prozess des lebenslangen Lernens eröffnen.

Geschichte

Das Robert-Bosch-Berufskolleg in Duisburg wurde 1897 nach einem Beschluss der Gemeinde Hamborn errichtet, anfangs als Fortbildungsschule für 30 Jugendliche, die ein Handwerk erlernen sollten. Aus der "Fortbildungsschule" wurde 1920 die "Gewerbliche Berufsschule" der Stadt Hamborn. Der Beschluss der Stadtverordnetenversammlung zur Errichtung eines Gebäudes zur gewerblichen Berufsschule erfolgte 1926. Der Berufsschulneubau an der August-Thyssen-Straße wurde 1929 bezogen.

Die Berufsaufbauschule wurde 1956 in Abendform eingerichtet. Aus der "Gewerblichen Berufsschule der Stadt Hamborn" wird die "Städtisch Gewerblich-technische Schule Duisburg-Hamborn". 1967 wurde die Fachschule Technik für Maschinenbau eingerichtet. Zwei Jahre später wurde die Fachoberschule eingerichtet. 1978 folgt die Neuordnung der Berufsschulen nach beruflichen Schwerpunkten. Aus der "Städtisch Gewerblich-technischen Schule Duisburg-Hamborn" wird die "Städtische Berufsbildende Schule für Technik DU-Nord". Ab 1979 wurde ein Schulversuch Kolleggschule – Fächerintegration und Doppelqualifikation – durchgeführt. Aus der "Städtischen Berufsbildende Schule für Technik DU-Nord" wird die "Städt. Kollegschule und Fachschule für Technik Duisburg-Nord". Die "Städtische Kollegschule und Fachschule für Technik Duisburg-Nord" gab sich 1994 sich den Namen "Robert-Bosch-Kollegschule". Der Schulversuch Kollegschule wurde 1997 beendet (Berufskolleggesetz). Aus der "Robert-Bosch-Kollegschule" wird das "Robert-Bosch-Berufskolleg".

Literatur
Zusätzlich zu den angegebenen Quellen siehe auch die unter dem Stichwort Duisburg und Hamborn angegebene Literatur.

 Hartmut Kipke: 1897–1997: Von der Gewerblichen Fortbildungsschule zur Robert-Bosch-Kollegschule. Duisburg 1997.

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Are you thinking of upgrading your network to 802.11n? Have you deployed 802.11n but are disappointed with the data rates? Are you confused about the 802.11n configuration option? Then this article is for you.
Our industry finally has a wireless technology that can match the data rates of Fast Ethernet. As such 802.11n has become the technology of choice for wireless networks being deployed in homes and businesses worldwide.
802.11n is a major technical enhancement over the legacy 802.11b/g equipment. The use of multiple antennas to transmit and receive data will change both the coverage and the capacity of your network. This means that you cannot simply replace your legacy Access Points with the new 802.11n Access Points.
This article focuses on the new features and capabilities of 802.11n networks. By understanding these differences will you can maximize the data rates and coverage advantages of your 802.11n network.
In this article, Dr. Avril Salter takes you through a set of key lessons learned in implementing and troubleshooting 802.11n networks. She guides you through how to make the best deployment decisions such as selecting the 2.4 or 5 GHz bands and explains 802.11n configuration options such as channel width, short guard intervals and Modulation Coding Schemes (MSC) rates. You can also watch this video on wireless site planning to ensure that you have the best coverage and performance from your wireless networks. These often-forgotten but absolutely-important configurations enable you to optimize the network to meet your needs.
Is your wireless network performing perfectly? Are you prepared for growth?


Rosh Hashanah beef brisket brings back so many fond memories. It makes me think of how by mother-in-law would start preparing the brisket and the feast days before we arrived. The children were accustomed to eating European food, and in their earlier years had serious misgivings about brisket.
Granny Bea's brisket was saucy like this one, but the sauce was not beer. It was made with carrots and onions that had been slow-cooked to the point that they formed a sweet sauce, "making it healthier," she would say.
It was all made with such love and we felt that love in the air as we ate; it created a bond so strong that it will stay with us forever. Every time I hear the word "brisket" I remember the good old days, when she was alive, when we received all her love through her food and her loving, gracious manner, and tried to give it back to her as nobly as we could. Now we can only do that in our thoughts and prayers.
And now when the children hear "brisket", I can see on their faces that they too feel that love, that bond.
Food made with love and shared in a spirit of love does that to you. Food helps you transmit your love; it also teaches you how to receive love.
This is dedicated to my mother-in-law, Beatrice Beckenstein Levine, the apple of my eye. I love(d) you, and I think of you every day and my heart still gets all warm and I shed a tear or two, and a taste of your brisket comes to my mouth. I'm going to ask for Granny Bea's brisket once a week when I get the heaven.
Click here to read Mark Bittman and Daniel Meyer's version of an up-to-date beef brisket.


#Afrobeat: Here goes the official music video for Dr SID's single 'Oyari', which is off his Siduction album released in late 2013. Oyari features Mavin and 323 first Lady Tiwa Savage and is said to be the first official collaboration between these 2 superstars. The video was shot in Johannesburg South Africa, produced by Mavin Records and directed by Nic Roux of Molotov Cocktail. Enjoy!


Journeys every 15 minutes, last journey up the mountain is 15 minutes before the end of the timetable.
Extra journeys outside of the timetable are possible on request.
Operational interruptions due to renovation work in April and November.


Under the Mobile Homes Act 2013 we cannot be involved with the selling of used park homes on the park. There are a number of web-sites that advertise used park homes. Local estate agents can often have used park homes for sale listed.
If a resident wishes to sell their used park home at Parklands, they are free to stake a for sale sign outside their home as long as it remains unobtrusive and considerate of their neighbours. Whilst not always available, you may wish to visit the park to see whether there are any used park homes for sale signposted.


We can only see what's above ground. The plant on the left has recently been grazed, notice the roots that have died back. How long until the roots have completely recovered?
Based on our grazing work in North America, we've concluded there is probably no more important –yet less validated- grazing attribute than proper recovery period. Plants that are grazed simply need adequate time to recover from defoliation.
Just because it grows back, doesn't mean it's recovered.
If the recovery period is insufficient, for too long, the desired plants will be ultimately subdued and/or replaced by other, better adapted species. Unfortunately "subdued plants" are tired plants, they can perform very poorly, are more drought sensitive, have lower quality, and may not reproduce. While "replacement species" are usually vigorous, they are almost always less desirable, less productive, and can easily overtake a weakened pasture.
Then we spend our time unknowingly treating the symptoms by spraying, burning, applying animal impact, reseeding, or otherwise fighting back while our desired plant community may be just simply,…. tired and needing a rest. Does this sound familiar?
Irrigated meadow of introduced grasses. The recovery period required for this pasture is much shorter than that of a native pasture.
What is a proper recovery period?
When contemplating recovery periods, three things should be considered; 1) moisture conditions, 2) plant type and then 3) grazing intensity. Let's use a simple "controlled" example: Irrigated pasture. Under these conditions there is a lot of grace (consistent moisture and hardy plants), and recovery periods can be relatively short and become primarily a function of grazing intensity.
Native pasture in New Mexico. The managers will be resting this pasture for 1-1/2 growing seasons before grazing it again.
So, generally speaking recovery periods may range from 20- 45 days depending on the intensity of grazing. The higher the intensity the longer the recovery time needed and visa-versa.
Now let's consider less "controlled" situations: rangelands-natural rainfall (<20"), native plants, and moderate grazing use. Typical locations might be: Big Timber MT, Bison SD, Tensleep WY, Salida CO, Ellensburg WA, O'Neal NE, Raton NM, or Buffalo OK.
Based on these intermountain and western plains areas, we have begun to see the impressive results using extended recovery periods ranging from 13- 30 months in duration.
A permanent exclosure (recovery pen) in Nebraska. Deep rooted, native plants appearing in the middle of a cheatgrass dominated area!
So what IS the proper rest period for your country? … Why don't you ask it? One of several simple monitoring devices we encourage is to construct a permanent grazing exclosure – call it a recovery pen if you'd like. Picture at least a 16'x16' area (or larger) permanently fenced, pen sized area, located at a few places on the ranch. Once completed, just be patient, and watch.
What we have observed thus far, in all cases, is improvement. It may start slowly at first (1 or maybe 2 growing seasons), but then ecological aspects will begin to move ahead positively (improved infiltration, new species, higher production to name a few) for the next 1-2 years. Following this, with no grazing a permanent period of decline will at some point begin to occur.
There are managers who are moving to these "extended recovery periods" with success, and in one case a Montana rancher now essentially carries his whole herd on 1/3rd of his ranch (using multiple pastures) each year, resting the other 2/3rds. Each year the herd moves onto the "1/3" which has been rested for 2 years. Though utilization is high, and animal performance just adequate, his pastures look exceptional. I believe he has keyed in on the idea of recovery. Is his approach sustainable? …time will tell.
Recovery pen in Montana – three years of rest. Vigorous and diverse native grasses and forbs, twice the production of the surrounding area (composed of low successional plants).
There a lot of ranchers who are likely aware of old permanent exclosures in their area. For years these "examples" have been used to show the negative long term effects of NOT GRAZING (kind of old news actually). And most of the time this is true. However, what we are saying is to really observe the short term (2-4 year) effects of rest and what it may produce.
We have now seen in all cases so far, that 2-4 years of rest have dramatically changed and improved water infiltration, organic matter, desirable plants, species diversity, plant vigor, and production. In some cases, native species we didn't know could be present have begun to show up and thrive.
The first step: Don't take our word for it.
We encourage you to really think about your recovery periods and ask yourself how they were determined. Then you might want to ask your land instead of a book or your neighbor. Unfortunately, there are a number of land managers who are failing in their mission because they are so focused on "doing things right" (and by the book) that they miss answering the most important question: Are they "doing the right things?" (looking at the land).
So, here is a "right thing" suggestion – try building a few of these "recovery pens" on some of your different land types (or concern areas) and watch them over the next few years…and pay attention. If nothing changes then it is good confirmation of your management. But if change does occur, the land may be trying to tell you something.
And if you want to have better skills to quickly track and validate management practices, small lessons like this, taught at Land EKG schools, can certainly help.
If you have interest or questions regarding a school for your area, please give us a call at (307) 366-2445 or go to our contact page.
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The British Sailor of the First World War
Product Description: In 1914 Great Britain had the largest and most powerful navy the world had ever seen – a well-known fact, but what of the everyday experience of those who served in her? This fully illustrated book looks at the British sailor's life during the First World War, from the Falkland Islands to the East African coast to the North Sea...read more
By Quintin Colville
9780405076480, titled "The Best Plays of 1934-1935" | Ayer Co Pub, June 1, 1976, cover price $27.50 | also contains The Best Plays of 1934-1935 | About this edition: Summarizes and gives complete statistics on the theater season in the United States and includes the scripts of the 10 best plays
9780747814405 | Shire Pubns, April 21, 2015, cover price $12.95 | About this edition: In 1914 Great Britain had the largest and most powerful navy the world had ever seen – a well-known fact, but what of the everyday experience of those who served in her?
9781747813399 | Shire Pubns, April 10, 2015, cover price $12.60
The Best Plays Theater Yearbook 2003-2004
Covers plays produced in New York, awards, details of productions, prizes, people, and publications, as well as the editors' choices of the ten best plays.
By Jeffrey Eric Jenkins (editor)
9780879103156 | 85 edition (Limelight Editions, May 1, 2005), cover price $49.95 | About this edition: Covers plays produced in New York, awards, details of productions, prizes, people, and publications, as well as the editors' choices of the ten best plays.
The Best Plays of 2001-2002
By Hirschfeld (illustrator) and Jeffrey Eric Jenkins (editor)
9780879109837 | 83 edition (Limelight Editions, July 1, 2003), cover price $47.50 | About this edition: Covers plays produced in New York, awards, details of productions, prizes, people, and publications, as well as the editors' choices of the ten best plays.
Covers plays produced in New York, awards, details of productions, prizes, people, and publications, as well as the editors' choices of the ten best plays. (view table of contents)
9780879109684 | 82 edition (Limelight Editions, April 1, 2002), cover price $47.50 | About this edition: Covers plays produced in New York, awards, details of productions, prizes, people, and publications, as well as the editors' choices of the ten best plays.
The Best Plays of 1999-2000: The Otis Guerney/Burns Mantle Theater Yearbook
By Otis L. Guernsey (editor)
9780879109554 | 81 edition (Limelight Editions, February 1, 2001), cover price $47.50 | About this edition: Covers plays produced in New York, awards, details of productions, prizes, people, and publications, as well as the editors' choices of the ten best plays.
Covers plays produced in New York, awards, details of productions, prizes, people, and publications, as well as the editors' choices of the ten best plays (view table of contents)
By Otis L. Guernsey (editor), Al Hirschfeld (illustrator) and Jeffrey Sweet (editor)
9780879102715 | 79 edition (Limelight Editions, December 1, 1998), cover price $47.50 | About this edition: Covers plays produced in New York, awards, details of productions, prizes, people, and publications, as well as the editors' choices of the ten best plays
By Otis L. Guernsey, Jr (editor) and Jeffrey Sweet (editor)
9780879100896 | 77th edition (Limelight Editions, December 1, 1996), cover price $47.50 | About this edition: Covers plays produced in New York, awards, details of productions, prizes, people, and publications, as well as the editors' choices of the ten best plays
Index to Plays in Periodicals: 1977-1987
Product Description: This supplement to the revised and expanded edition of Index to Plays in Periodicals (1979) continues the indexing of plays in the periodicals covered in the 1979 volume that still publish plays. It also indexes several journals for the first time...read more
By Dean H. Keller
9780810822887 | Scarecrow Pr, August 1, 1990, cover price $55.00 | About this edition: This supplement to the revised and expanded edition of Index to Plays in Periodicals (1979) continues the indexing of plays in the periodicals covered in the 1979 volume that still publish plays.
The Best Plays of 1988-1989: The Burns Mantle Yearbook of the Theatre
Covers plays produced in New York, awards, details of productions, prizes, people, and publications, as well as the editors' choices of the ten best plays
By Otis L. Guernsey and Jeffrey Sweet (editor)
9781557830579 | Applause Theatre & Cinema Books, November 1, 1989, cover price $18.95 | About this edition: Covers plays produced in New York, awards, details of productions, prizes, people, and publications, as well as the editors' choices of the ten best plays
Theater Yearbook. the Best Plays of 1988-1989
By Otis L. Guernsey and Robert Burns Mantle
9781557830562 | 70 anv edition (Applause Theatre & Cinema Books, November 1, 1989), cover price $36.95 | About this edition: Covers plays produced in New York, awards, details of productions, prizes, people, and publications, as well as the editors' choices of the ten best plays
The Book of 1000 Plays
Provides plot summaries, lists of characters, and authors, lyricists and composers for a thousand of the most commonly performed plays
By Steve Fletcher and Norman Jopling (editor)
9780816021222 | Facts on File, July 1, 1989, cover price $24.95 | About this edition: Provides plot summaries, lists of characters, and authors, lyricists and composers for a thousand of the most commonly performed plays
Best Plays of 1987-1988
Covers plays produced in New York, awards, information on productions, prizes, people, and publications, and the editors' choices of the ten best plays, presented with script excerpts
9781557830401 | Applause Theatre & Cinema Books, May 1, 1989, cover price $35.95 | About this edition: Covers plays produced in New York, awards, information on productions, prizes, people, and publications, and the editors' choices of the ten best plays, presented with script excerpts
Drury's Guide to Best Plays
Product Description: The new 4th edition, including some 1500 entries, brings coverage up through the 1984-85 theatrical season and includes not only those new plays considered best by traditional authorities, but also commercial successes, plays most popular with amateur theater groups, and plays produced most often by 3000 International Thespian Society_affiliated high schools...read more
By James M. Salem
9780810819801 | 4 sub edition (Scarecrow Pr, August 1, 1987), cover price $65.00 | About this edition: The new 4th edition, including some 1500 entries, brings coverage up through the 1984-85 theatrical season and includes not only those new plays considered best by traditional authorities, but also commercial successes, plays most popular with amateur theater groups, and plays produced most often by 3000 International Thespian Society_affiliated high schools.
Guide to Reference and Bibliography for Theatre Research
By Claudia Jean Bailey
9780882150499 | 2 sub edition (Ohio State Univ Libraries, December 1, 1983), cover price $20.00
Highlights a selection, including excerpts and summaries, of the outstanding plays of the 1981-1982 season, with reports on the New York theater season, Shakespeare festivals, notable premieres, awards, and other data
By Otis Guernsey
9780396081241 | Dodd Mead, January 1, 1983, cover price $6.98 | About this edition: Highlights a selection, including excerpts and summaries, of the outstanding plays of the 1981-1982 season, with reports on the New York theater season, Shakespeare festivals, notable premieres, awards, and other data
Theatre and Allied Arts
By Blanch M. Baker
9780405082306 | Ayer Co Pub, June 1, 1982, cover price $47.95
Complete listings of all Broadway, Off-Broadway, and Off-Off-Broadway productions and excerpts and summaries of the Ten Best Plays of the 1979-1980 season
9780396079071 | Dodd Mead, February 1, 1981, cover price $6.98 | About this edition: Complete listings of all Broadway, Off-Broadway, and Off-Off-Broadway productions and excerpts and summaries of the Ten Best Plays of the 1979-1980 season
Index to Plays in Periodicals
Contains author and title entries for plays appearing in periodicals through 1976
9780810812086 | Rev exp edition (Scarecrow Pr, October 1, 1979), cover price $110.00 | About this edition: Contains author and title entries for plays appearing in periodicals through 1976
Summarizes and gives complete statistics on the theater season in the United States and includes the scripts of the 10 best plays
By Louis Kronenberger (editor)
9780405076596 | Ayer Co Pub, June 1, 1976, cover price $22.00 | About this edition: Summarizes and gives complete statistics on the theater season in the United States and includes the scripts of the 10 best plays
By Burns Mantle (editor)
9780405076480 | Ayer Co Pub, June 1, 1976, cover price $27.50 | also contains The British Sailor of the First World War | About this edition: Summarizes and gives complete statistics on the theater season in the United States and includes the scripts of the 10 best plays


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Q: edit layou of a specific CMS page I have a problem and as I am new to magento I decided to turn to you. I am editing the layout of some pages in magento 2, and there is a specific page created in the CMS by the content panel - Pages, which I need to change, and it is only on that page. I tried to find the XML and I think the correct XML must be cms_page_view but I can't edit this xml. Can you help me please?
I tried to edit the xml id from cms_page_view to cms_page_view_id_9.xml, and copied the xml from cms_page_view and added the code I needed to add and it looked like this:
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A: You defined the layout filename wrong. Please check this article https://devdocs.magento.com/guides/v2.3/frontend-dev-guide/layouts/xml-manage.html#create-cms-pageproductcategory-specific-selectable-layouts which tells you how to edit layouts of CMS pages:

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China launches sanctions regime after US moves on TikTok, WeChat
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File Photo China launches sanctions regime after US moves on TikTok, WeChat
China on Saturday launched a mechanism that would allow it to sanction foreign companies, upping the ante in a tech war with the United States a day after Washington moved to curb popular Chinese apps TikTok and WeChat.
China's long-expected "unreliable entities list" is seen as a weapon for Beijing to retaliate against the United States, which has used its own "entity list" to shut Chinese telecom giant Huawei out of the US market, while also moving against TikTok and WeChat.
Its implementation comes just a day after the US Commerce Department stepped up the pressure by ordering a ban on downloads of video app TikTok and effectively blocking use of WeChat, the Chinese super-app.
An announcement by China's Ministry of Commerce did not mention any specific foreign entities that could be targeted. But it said the new system would consider sanctions on entities whose activities "harm China's national sovereignty, security, and development interests" or violate "internationally accepted economic and trade rules".
That language closely tracks wording that Beijing has used to repeatedly denounce US actions against Chinese companies.
Punitive measures may include fines against the foreign entity, banning it from conducting trade and investment in China, and restrictions on the entry of personnel or equipment into the country.
It covers "foreign enterprises, other organisations and individuals", the ministry said.
Under Friday's US order against the Chinese apps, Tencent-owned WeChat would lose functionality in the United States from Sunday. TikTok users will be banned from installing updates but could keep accessing the service through November 12.
That timeframe potentially allows for a tie-up between TikTok, owned by China's ByteDance, and a US company to safeguard data for the wildly popular app to allay Washington's security concerns.
With President Donald Trump facing a tough re-election campaign, US officials have described the measures as essential to safeguard national security from potential Chinese espionage through the platforms.
But in a response to the US steps, China's Commerce Ministry on Saturday condemned what it called US "bullying", saying it violated international trade norms and that there was no evidence of any security threat.
"If the US insists on going its own way, China will take necessary measures to resolutely safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese companies," it said, without specifying the potential measures.
A short time after that statement, the ministry announced the new sanctions regime.
TikTok vowed to fight the Trump crackdown in court, saying it impedes a tool "for entertainment, self-expression and connection." Critics said that while the security risks were unclear, the sweeping ban raises concerns about the US government's ability to regulate free expression. "It's a mistake to think of this as (only) a sanction on TikTok and WeChat.
It's a serious restriction on the First Amendment rights of US citizens and residents," said Jameel Jaffer, director of the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University.
Some analysts say Trump's moves are motivated more by reasons for business competition than security concerns.
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Pakistan, China reaffirm commitment to regional peace
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San Gervasio Bresciano is een gemeente in de Italiaanse provincie Brescia (regio Lombardije) en telt 1798 inwoners (31-12-2004). De oppervlakte bedraagt 10,5 km², de bevolkingsdichtheid is 148 inwoners per km².

Demografie
San Gervasio Bresciano telt ongeveer 711 huishoudens. Het aantal inwoners steeg in de periode 1991-2001 met 16,2% volgens cijfers uit de tienjaarlijkse volkstellingen van ISTAT.

Geografie
San Gervasio Bresciano grenst aan de volgende gemeenten: Alfianello, Bassano Bresciano, Cigole, Manerbio, Milzano, Pontevico.

Gemeente in Brescia


Tropical Storm Chantal put paid today to the second day of the 27th annual Sir Garfield Sobers Schools Cricket tournament which bowled off in Barbados yesterday.
After the truncated opening day in which all matches were reduced from 40 overs per side, the organisers were forced to postpone the planned opening ceremony which was to have been held on Monday evening.
That occasion as well as the second day's matches were all postponed but not before defending champions Foundation and five-time winners Combermere along with Fatima and Vishnu Hindu Colleges of Trinidad and Tobago registered opening day wins against Wismar Christianburg of Guyana, Choiseul of St. Lucia, Presentation of Trinidad and Solihull of England respectively – all by impressive margins.
In the other Zone, Pinelands (B'dos), Queen's Park Club and Powergen Penal of Trinidad, were in winners' row against Dominica Combined, St Leonard's School (B'dos) and Antigua Combined.
On the weather affected opening day only Brandon Mahabir of Fatima (59) and Kevin Bolden of Pinelands (51) got 50s whilst the bowlers were reaping big harvests in most matches. Tristan Singh of Vishnu Boys grabbed 4 for 13 in Solihull's innings of 80: Pinelands' Marlon Howard registered 5 for 20 in undermining Dominica's innings of 121 for 8 but the best returns were posted by Combermere's Joshua Cooke whose 6 wickets for 12 runs consigned Choiseul School to the opening day's low score of 25.
Teams should not lose a match because of the weather as organisers have rescheduled all of today's matches to tomorrow.