On July 26, 2017, a surprise downpour drenched Sugar House. This severe rainstorm caused caused flooding throughout the area, and the Sprague Branch sustained heavy damage. We now have the unique opportunity to update the branch to help meet the needs of the community.
The City Library partnered with the architectural team of Arch Nexus and Margaret Sullivan Studio and held a series of open-house meetings to ensure a community-centric approach to the renovation. We asked members of the Sugar House community to tell us how they like to use the Sprague Branch. After collecting data and hundreds of comments, a preliminary design was presented to the public, the Sugar House Chamber of Commerce, and the Sugar House Community Council in October 2018.
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The Sprague Firehouse Express offers four public computers, a small collection of materials, and hold pick-ups.
When it reopens, the Sprague Branch's historic exterior will remain the same, while the inside will house a 21st Century Library; a place for residents to explore information and celebrate community successes together.


GHANAIAN JUVENILE club, FC Barca, were last Sunday crowned the champions of the maiden edition of the Under-13 Youthage Cup juvenile tournament held at Ofaada, Bawjiase in the Central Region.
FC Barca proved their worth for the ultimate prize as they beat other seven clubs in the round robin games.
The three-day tournament saw the Barca Kids beat their arch-rivals Dansoman Barcelona 1-0, and Power Stars 5-1 respectively in the group stages.
In the Semifinal match, Barca Kids saw off a stiff competition from host team, Youthage Sports Academy 3-1 and humbled the star-studded Coach Rashid Salifu's Great Corinthians 2-0 in the grand finale.
In the Under-16 category, Great Corinthians FC emerged winners.
The organiser of the tournament, Mr Cobby Jonah, told the DAILY HERITAGE that the reason for the successful event is all attributed to Yahweh-Yasha Ha Mashiach (Jesus Christ the Messiah).
According to him, "God has been my help in ages past and still is my hope for many years to come".


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Crius Board of Directors Chairman Brian Burden said that the revised $378 million price is higher than the unnamed third party's offer, and that the board unanimously approved the new agreement.
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Oakland-based Sungevity has eliminated 350 jobs and arranged a sale of its assets to an investment group.
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Two Fairfield County energy companies announced July 18 plans to combine companies to create a new entity, Crius Energy, which will be headquartered in Stamford.


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Q: how to pass object in inline onclick event in dynamically creating elements I am creating a table row dynamically. Each row is having onclick event. When I click on that table row I want to pass row object to a function but my problem is, while passing that object, I am getting [object object] string. So I am not able to use that object in function.
Please give some solution thanks in advance.
This is my code:
  var row;
  $.each(mydata, function(i,data){
            row+='
data.name	data.age
;
    });
 $("#myTable").append(row);

A: I would better use jQuery for defining click event handlers. Here is your updated code:
var $table = $("#myTable");
$.each(mydata, function(i,row){
        $tr = $('
').appendTo($table);
        $tr.on("click", myfunction);
});

A: Convert the data object to the following style string.
"{\"name\": \"lenient\", \"age\": 18}"

Then bind it to the click event, you will get the object as the parameter inside the click function.

A: Try adding JSON.stringify()
onclick="myfunction("+JSON.stringify(data) +")"

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Abstract : The effective synthesis of extended conjugated N, N-dialkylamino-nor-dihydroxanthene-based fluorophores is described from diversely functionalized salicylic aldehydes. The access to these original fluorescent derivatives proceeded in two steps through a one-pot construction of the unusual nor-dihydroxanthene (nor-DHX) scaffold followed by a diversification step providing a wide variety of nor-DHXhemicyanine fused dyes emitting in the range of 730790 nm. The versatility of our approach has enabled a further extension to the late-stage introduction of negatively/posi-tively charged polar groups onto their terminal nitrogen heterocyclic subunit, thereby giving access to the first watersoluble and/or bioconjugatable members of this emerging class of NIR fluorophores. Our water-solubilizing method is easily implementable, and the nor-DHX-hemicyanine skeleton maintains satisfying fluorescence quantum yields (520%) under physiological conditions. Finally, the bioconjugation ability of fluorescent derivatives bearing a free carboxylic acid was demonstrated through the covalent labeling of a model protein, namely, bovine serum albumin.


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A buddhizmsu a Fülöp-szigeteken kisebbségi vallásnak számít. 2016-ban a lakosság körülbelül 2%-át becsülte buddhista elköteleződésűnek az amerikai Fülöp-szigeteki Köztársaság Örökös Missziója (Permanent Mission of the Republic of the Philippines).

Története

A buddhizmus legkorábbi régészeti emlékei a Fülöp-szigeteken a 9. századra nyúlnak vissza, amikor a vadzsrajána a buddhizmus egyik uralkodó irányzata volt. Írásos emlékeket ebből az időből nem találtak, feltehetően az íráshoz használt bambusz és különböző levél anyagok mulandó természete miatt. Néhány forrásból az derül ki, hogy a buddhizmus jelen volt a szigeteken a kelet-ázsiai buddhizmus és a nyugati gyarmatosítók érkezése előtt is. A szigeteket felépítő független államokban éltek buddhista közösségek, bár a lakosság túlnyomó többsége a népi vallásokhoz kötődött.

A vadzsrajána buddhizmus a Fülöp-szigeteken a hajós kereskedelemhez köthető, ugyanis a szigetek kereskedői olyan hagyományosan buddhista államokkal kereskedtek, mint India, Srí Lanka, Kambodzsa, Kína és Japán. Az ázsiai óceánok hajós kultúrájában egy összetett ezoterikus buddhizmus fejlődött ki.

1918-ig ismeretlen volt a nyugati történelem számára a szumátrai Srívidzsaja birodalom és a jávai Madzsapahit birodalom egyaránt. Ekkor tett említést   róluk először George Coedes, a Távolkeleti Francia Iskola (Ecole Francaise d'Extreme Orient) a kínai Tang és Szung császári dinasztiákról szóló tudományos írásában. Ji-csing, kínai szereztes és tudós, 687-től két éven át tartózkodott Szumátrán útban India felé. Ő tett említést a srívidzsajai pompáról: "A buddhizmus virágzott Délkelet-Ázsia szigetvilágában. A királyok és törzsfőnökök a déli-tengereken csodálják és üdvözítik a buddhizmust. Tiszta szívvel igyekeznek jó dolgokat cselekedni." A Srívidzsaja birodalomban 600 éven át virágzott a buddhista kultúra (650-től 1377-ig, Palembang, Szumátra). A mandala mintát formázó, hegyre épült közép-jávai Borobudur impozáns emlékként maradt fenn ebből a korból. A Szailendra királyok három generációja építette ezt a templomot, amely a vadzsrajána buddhisa kozmológiát három dimenzióban jeleníti meg. Később, a jávai Madzsapahit birodalom vette át a hatalmat a térségben, amely vezető Délkelet-Ázsiában buddhista központtá nőtte ki magát 1292 és 1478 között. Mindkét birodalomban az théraváda aszkétikus hagyományok kiegészültek a vadzsrajána rituális szertartásaival a 7. század környékén.

Régészeti leletek
A fülöp-szigeteki régészeti leletek között található néhány buddhista eredetű. A stílusuk a vadzsrajána buddhizmusra emlékeztet, és a többségük a 9. századra datálható. A kézműves alkotások a Srívidzsaja birodalom, illetve a Fülöp-szigetek korai államainak a vadzsajána ikonográfiájára emlékeztet. Megkülönböztethető jegyek arra engednek következtetni, hogy azok a szigeteken készültek, és arról árulkodnak, hogy a készítőik jártasak voltak a buddhista kultúrában és irodalomban. Azt is feltételezik, hogy a megtalálási helyükön is élhettek buddhista elhivatottságú emberek.

1225-ben a Csao Ru-kua, egy Fucsien tartományból származó kínai hajós kereskedő írta Csu fan csi ("Történetek barbár népekről") című könyvében egy maji nevű országgal való kereskedéséről a következőket:

Tára istenség aranyszobra a legjelentősebb buddhista kézműves tárgy, amely a vadzsarjána hagyományban az abszolút szimbóluma, a bölcsesség szíveszenciája, amely a szereteten és az együttérzésen keresztül kerül kifejezésre. Ebben a szigetvilágban a hindu isteneket ábrázoló szobrokat elrejtették az iszlám érkezésétől tartva. 1918-ban Aguszan-ban találtak rá egy két kilogrammos aranyszobrot, amelyet a tudósok 900–950 környékére datáltak, amely a Szailendra kort jelenti. A tárgy stílusa azonban eltér a térségben talált más tárgyakétól. Gazdagon díszített a fejdísze és sok egyéb dísz borítja a teste különböző részeit. A tudósok a 13-14. századra becsülik a keletkezésének az idejét. Helyi kézművesek készíthették egy jávai mintát másolva. A hozzá felhasznált aranyat feltehetően a jávaiak Butuanban működtetett bányájából származhatott. Agusan del Sur-ban egy másik aranyszobrot is találtak, amely a hindu és buddhista mitológiában is szereplő Kinnarát ábrázolja. Ezen kívül még sok aranytárgy került elő az ásatások során a 9. századi Srívidzsaja birodalom idejéből. A régészeti emlékek között vannak buddhista tárgyak is, amelyek vadzsrajána stílusra emlékeztetnek. Ezek között szerepelnek legendás madárszerű garuda alakok és néhány Padmapani kép. Ez utóbbit Avalókitésvara megtestesülésének is tartják, aki az együttérzés megvilágosodott bódhiszattvája.

A fennmaradt buddhista emlékek zöme a Tabon-barlangokból került elő. Philip Maise kutatásai között szerepelnek óriási szobrok és egy festmény, amelyről azt állítja, hogy a Vu Cseng-ennek tulajdonított Nyugati utazást ábrázolják. Milton Osborne és más tudósok kihangsúlyozzák, hogy annak ellenére, hogy ezek a hiedelmek eredetileg Indiából erednek, elérték a Fülöp-sziegeteket is délkelet-ázsiai kultúrákon keresztül.

Butuan
Bizonyított, hogy 1001-re Butuan már kapcsolatban állt a kínai Szung-dinasztiával. Évkönyvükben feljegyezték a császári udvarban elsőként megjelenő Butuanból származó törzsi missziót 1001. március 17-én. Butuant (P'u-tuan) kis hindu országként említi a könyv, buddhista uralkodóval, rendszeres kereskedelmi kapcsolattal a Csampa-királysággal, illetve időszakos kapcsolattal Kínával.

Jelenkor
A buddhizmus két létező legfőbb hagyománya megtalálható a szigeteken. Vannak mahájána kolostorok, templomok, világi szervezetek, meditációs központok és csoportok, mint például a Fo Kuang San, a Soka Gakkai International, és egy nemzetközi nicsiren buddhista szervezet, amelyet Japánban alapítottak. A Maha Bódhi Társaság zen körét 1998. októberében alapították. Országszerte több templomot tart fenn a Fo Kuang Shan fő ágához tartoztó Fo Kuang San Manila.

Délkelet-ázsiai elhelyezkedése ellenére a théraváda irányzat jelenléte halványabb, mint a mahájánáé. A Fülöp-szigeteki Théraváda Buddhista Társaság rendszeresen tart gyűléseket és támogatja az országban a théraváda hagyományokat. Létezik egy nem egyházi S. N. Goenka vipasszana meditációs központ Quezon tartományban.

Hatása a fülöp-szigeteki nyelvekre
Szinte az összes fülöp-szigeteki bennszülött nyelv szókincsére jelentős hatással volt a szanszkrit, illetve kisebb mértékben a páli nyelv is.

Kapcsolódó szócikkek
 Buddhizmus országonként
 Buddhizmus Ázsiában
 Buddhizmus Dél-Ázsiában

Hivatkozások

Források

 Almario, Virgilio S. ed., : UP Diksiyonaryong Filipino. Pasig: 2001.
 Concepcion, Samnak P.J., Quest of Zen: Awakening the Wisdom Heart. Bloomington, IN: Xlibris, 2010.
 Legeza, Laszlo, "Tantric Elements in Pre-Hispanic Philippines Gold Art," Arts of Asia, July–August 1988, pp. 129–136.
 Munoz, Paul Michel, Early Kingdoms of the Indonesian Archipelago and Malay Peninsula. Singapore: Editions Didier Millet: 2006.
Peralta, Jesus, "Prehistoric Gold Ornaments CB Philippines," Arts of Asia, 1981, 4:54–60.
 Religious Demographic Profile, The PEW Forum on Religion and Public Life. Retrieved 2008.
 Scott, William Henry, Prehispanic Source Material for the Study of Philippine History. Quezon City: New Day Publishers, 1984.
 Thomas, Edward J., The Life of the Buddha: As Legend and History. India: Munshiram Manoharlal Publishers, 2003.

Külső hivatkozások

Théraváda
 Dhammaphala, Goenka meditációs központ
 Philippine belátás meditációs közösség

Mahájána
 Mabuhay Temple , Fóguāngshān templom
 Ocean Sky Chán kolostor
 Tzu Chi Philippines
 Palyul Tibetan Buddhista Templom
 Japanese Nichiren Shoshu Buddhista Templom
 Korean Buddhista Templom

Buddhizmus országonként


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Malayalam Star Mammootty To Romance Huma Qureshi
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Mollywood's ace actor Mammootty has got a new leading lady straight from Bollywood industry. Well it is none other than the Gangs of Wasseypur beauty actress Huma Qureshi. Reportedly the duo has been roped in for director Uday Ananthan's next romantic flick named White. Huma who had earlier expressed her wish to be a part of the south Indian film industry has bagged her debut role opposite superstar Mammootty himself!
According to sources Huma Qureshi has already started working on her Malayalam skills by hiring a personal tutor. The actress wants to be familiar with the basics of the language in order to work well with her colleagues and the film itself. White is a romantic love story that will see actor Mammootty essay the role of a middle-aged man who falls in love with a much younger woman that will be portrayed by Huma Qureshi. It will certainly be interesting to see this couple's chemistry and how the audiences like it. Shooting of the film will take place in London and other major cities abroad.
Over the past several years Huma Qureshi has given some stupendous performances in films like Gangs of Wasseypur, Dedh Ishqiya, Ek Thi Daayan, D-Day, Badlapur, Luv Shuv Tey Chicken Khurana amongst others. Huma had earlier mentioned that she wants to cover all the Indian film industries by working on films from several different languages. Uday Ananthan, Nandini Valsan and Praveen Balakrishnan are the script writers of White. Bipin Chandran has penned the dialogues. Rest of the cast is yet to be revealed. Actor Mammootty is currently working on his film Utopiayile Rajavu.
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A study was conducted to provide a three-dimensional structural view of the Ran-Importin beta interaction. Results show that the Importin beta is L-helical and has 10 tandemly repeated motifs. It was also observed that they have a length of 32-61 residues and are formed by two antiparallel helices, which are also connected by an intramotif turn. Furthermore, the study found that the concave site of the Importin beta forms the interface with Ran-triphosphate.
Biochemical analysis of the B cell-derived cDNAs that encode Oct-binding factor 1 (OBF-1) protein reveals that OBF-1 expression activates a natural immunoglobulin promoter activity in HeLa cells. OBF-1 does not display DNA-binding activity and identifies the Pov domains of Oct-2 and Oct-1 proteins. The functions of OBF-1 are characteristic of a B-cell specific transcriptional coactivator protein.
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Research demonstrates that the vertebrate glucose transporter, GLUT-1, is a receptor for HTLV and the receptor binding domains of both HTLV-1 and -2 envelope glycoproteins inhibit glucose transport by interacting with GLUT-1. Data indicate that inhibition of glucose transport or GLUT-1 expression blocks receptor binding and HTLV envelope-driven infection.


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Many children love music! My daughter especially loves to listen to music, dance, and play her own little piano. I love the iTikes Piano because it has the option to connect to your iPhone, iTouch or iPad for learning games and to watch music come alive! But, you can still use it as a stand alone piano for lots of music fun!
The iTikes Piano inspires passion for music by combining hi-tech and classic play. Without a device, kids can learn to play songs, listen to built-in music and explore their musical creativity. With the device and free App, the learning is enhanced to a whole new level. Learn to read notes, hear pitch, sight read and play your favorite songs with the iTikes Piano.
The Little Tikes Website has Free Shipping on the iTikes Piano. It is expected to be in stock on 9/28/12 so if you enter your e-mail they can let you know when it's officially available. Why not get one of your Christmas gifts knocked off your list early this year for your little ones!
1. Comment – Leave a comment letting me know why you'd love to win this iTikes Piano.
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The kids will have hours of fun with this!
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I would love to win the piano for my 2 girls.
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I would love to win this Itikes Piano for a few reasons.
1. My daughter (like most 2-1/2 year olds) absolutely loves music. She is always singing and dancing around. It's a blessing to hear her sweet little voice singing happily.
2. I have another little one that is due in December and I would love the opportunity for her to play with the iTikes piano as well.
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Both my kids, 18 months and 5, there favorite thing is music and dancing. I would welcome the noise if my children are happy and having a blast.
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My brood would love this. I grew up playing the piano and I try lots of ways to introduce them to it. This seems like a fun and simple way to do so..
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My son would love this to use with my iPad. To be quite honest, I think I would too!
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My son loves music. this would be perfect! Thanks.
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Can someone explain this line:
string( cp, find_first_of( cp, in.end(), kar.begin(), kar.end() )

What is the use of this line?
I wonder can we replace this line with just the single word *cp instead of that long line.

A:
What is the use of this line?

find_first_of finds the first occurrence of any character in kar, from cp to the end of the string (giving the end of the string if none are found). kar contains the characters used to delimit tokens, so this finds the end of the token that starts with cp.
Then make a string containing the characters from cp up to, but not including, the delimiter that was found. This string is a single token, so push it onto the sequence of tokens we're going to return.

I wonder can we replace this line with just the single word *cp

No, *cp is a single character, not a single word. To get the whole token, you need to find the end of the token, which is what this code does.
You could simplify the code by only searching for the end of the token once:
if (cp != in.end()) {
    string::iterator token_end = find_first_of( cp, in.end(), kar.begin(), kar.end() );
    oot.push_back(string(cp, token_end));
    cp = token_end;
}

A: This constructs a string based on two iterators, cp starting iterator, and the result of first_first_of(), which looks like it's looking for the first element in the range kar.begin() -> kar.end() in the range cp to end of the string in.
So, no you cannot do what you just said (any way *cp is a character.)

A: This code:
string( cp, find_first_of( cp, in.end(), kar.begin(), kar.end() )

Creates an unnamed (ie, anonymous) instance of a std::string`, using the 4 parameters provided.
Looking at this in a wider context:
oot.push_back( string( cp, find_first_of( cp, in.end(), kar.begin(), kar.end() ) ) );

Shows that the constructed unnamed string is then passed to push_back.  After this code completes, the unnamed string falls out of scope and is destroyed -- it is a temporary.


About Bhopal: Bhopal is the capital of Madhya Pradesh, combines scenic beauty, historicity and modern urban planning. In 11th century, Raja Bhoja founded the city Bhojapal, today's Bhopal is situated on the site of that city. It presents a multi-faceted profile, this age-old but evergreen city with its famous market places and old mosques and palaces still bear the aristocratic imprint of its former rulers. Among the rulers of Bhopal are the Begums who ruled from 1819 to 1926. The new city is now a great tourist attraction with its exquisitely laid out parks and gardens, broad avenues and streamlined modern edifices.
Bhopal Lakes: The two lakes of Bhopal still dominate the city. These lakes are also the heart of this city. Bordered along their banks stand silent sentinels that testify to the gradual growth of a city.


Indicative of Rudyard Kipling was his opening statement "There will be trouble in the Balkans." Thought of today as a given when predicting the future troubles in the world. In this case after warring with each other for centuries, the Serbians and the Croatians were again at the doorway of civil war near Zrenjanin, Yugoslavia. The same place where twenty eight nations were about to compete in the Free Flight World Championships. Flying as it were "between the guns" Here to defend his title was the 1989 WC Eugeniusz Cofalik (Poland). Also present was Alexander Andrjukov (CCCP) who was second to Cofalik last year, and who was the almost perennial European Wakefield Champion. With Alex was another veteran Eugeny Gorban, and Stephan Stefanchuk. Flying this year for team USA were R Maves, G Xenakis on the team beginning in 1967 (?), and N Furutani. The Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea team was here after an absence since the Livno WC in 1985. The flying field was superb, a flat plain of low grass, with unlimited visibility, and importantly, an environment well known for its meteorological stability of clear skies, and calm windless weather patterns.
The FAI/CIAM had rescinded the "...Builder of the Model Rule" (they mean "Maker," don't they?) in 1988, and even now this action was having significant reactions in the form of technological, construction, and production of Wakefield models. Balsa wood construction was now considered obsolete, and impractical for high production. Remember back in 1930, Joe Ehrhardt won the Wakefield Cup using an all balsa wood aeromodel. Ehrhardt's competition at that time believed that balsa wood was not structurally sound to resist aerodynamic stresses. They depended upon hard woods, and steel wire, covered with fabric. Composite materials were now replacing balsa wood because of their stable characteristics in all temperatures, light weight, strength, and production capabilities. These composites: carbon fibre, Kevlar, and fibreglass could be moulded, and vacuum formed by production processes to make components for motor tubes, tail booms, wings, stabilizers, rudders, and propellers. Although now a speciality of a small group of manufactures in the Eastern Block nations, the techniques of production would spread world wide, to absorb the total production of Wakefield aeromodels. To remain "competitive" by 1995 a person flying in any of the Wakefield contests in the world, would have to be flying a composite constructed model, even with the most simple controls, such as a dethermalising device. By 1995 a whole Wakefield, with every conceivable control system on board, i.e. DSP, VP, AR, VIT, WW, and DT could be purchased, pre-adjusted, ready for competition, from "Starline", a distributor for Ukrainian and Russian Wakefields. Now a person so inclined could purchase a Wakefield from "Starline", load it with good prestreched "FAI" TAN rubber, wind-it-up, run (if you can) forward, and javelin launch it into the air. Well almost, even these Wakefields require a lot of practice, but to the determined, it is easy. Are not "... the ghosts of Wakefields past..." calling out? To all of us? Probably not. Turn with me now, back to the contest at hand, The 1991 WC Wakefield International Cup event.
Turn back to the "results", which are after all, the most important part of this tale to many now, especially if you are selling "Winning Wakefield's!" Friday July 7, was Wakefield Day!
ROUND 1-7: The first round would be 210 second max, following the rule introduced before the 1989 WC. The weather at the 7:30am start was just perfect, fair skies, no to low winds, and scattered clouds. Round 1 ended not as expected, not all 65 contestants maxed the round! In fact 17 missed a max, including Xenakis (USA). By the end of the routine seven rounds, fifteen contestants had perfect scores, including the WC Eugeniusz Cofalik.
ROUND 8: The 240 second fly-off round. One contestant failed to max this round: Myong Sam Han (North Korea) was short by 37 seconds. What happened to the infamous "Thermister Man"? Who was picking air for Korea?
ROUND 9: The 300 second fly-off round, two more dropped out.
ROUND 11: The 420 second fly-off round. Maybe this round should have started with "...GENTLEMEN START YOUR MOTORS!" The sun was going down, visibility was becoming poor, it was 8:55pm for God's Sake! We have been flying for twelve hours and twenty-five minutes! Alex wasted no time, he was ready to go before the horn sounded to open the round! He was hooked on, and simply began winding at the signal, putting 450 knots onto his "FAI" TAN. Now he moved to the line, all the while ratcheting-in another twenty-five turns, to keep the crystals active. Alex was ready, launching his Wakefield straight up in a "javelin" throw, that would fold a balsa wing! At 20 feet the DSP kicked in with a snap, he was away! Cheers from throng!
Tony was ready now. He launched by releasing his propeller with his left hand, the climb looked good! Cheers went up again. Now all watched, and waited. At 401 seconds, Tony was down. He would be second today. Alex's aeromodel DTed at 430 seconds. Alexander Andrjukov would be the first, and the last member of the CCCP team to ever win the Wakefield International Cup!


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Effect of rail unevenness correlation on the prediction of ground-borne vibration from railways
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Track and ground vibration is generated by the unevenness of the rails and wheels. Usually in predicting ground vibration the two rails are assumed to provide the same input. In practice their unevenness is not identical and may be only partially correlated. A study is presented of the influence of rail unevenness correlation on the predicted track and ground vibration. This is based on an integrated railway model with varying complexity describing the dynamic system of a ballasted track on layered half-space. The model is formulated in the frequency-wavenumber domain and uses as inputs the moving train axle loads and the PSD of the rail unevenness in terms of the wavenumber along the railway track. In its basic formulation, the track is coupled with the ground by assuming that the tractions are uniformly distributed beneath the track, whereas the continuity of the track and ground displacements is required only along the centreline of the track. In order to investigate how ground vibration levels are influenced by taking into account different correlation levels between the two rails, the traction variation across the track-ground interface is included and the track submodel is discretised laterally including both rails separately and allowing for the pitching and/or bending motion of the sleepers. The focus of the investigation is placed on the effect of the i) description of the coupling between the track and the half-space, ii) modelling fidelity of the railway track system and iii) statistical properties of the dynamic loadings due to the irregularity of both rails on the predictions of the dynamic response of the track and surrounding soil. The paper presents the effect of the different modelling approaches on the response predictions and compares the dynamic response calculated for a range of model/excitation parameters highlighting the computational effort needed by each simulation.


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ERS to be realigned under Chief Economist
08/09/18 4:30 PM By Daniel Enoch
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Hundreds of USDA workers will have to move outside the Washington, D.C., area as part of a reorganization plan announced Thursday by Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue.
The plan would move the Economic Research Service, now under the department's Research, Education and Economics mission area, to the Office of the Chief Economist, under the Office of the Secretary. The National Institute of Food and Agriculture also would be relocated, although new locations for both offices have not been determined.
The Office of Communications said localities that express interest will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. ERS currently has about 300 employees and NIFA has about 400.
"It's been our goal to make USDA the most effective, efficient, and customer-focused department in the entire federal government," Perdue said in a news release. "In our administration, we have looked critically at the way we do business, with the ultimate goal of ensuring the best service possible for our customers, and for the taxpayers of the United States. In some cases, this has meant realigning some of our offices and functions, or even relocating them, in order to make more logical sense or provide more streamlined and efficient services."
USDA says moving ERS back to the Office of the Chief Economist, where it used to be located, "simply makes sense because the two have similar missions." ERS studies and anticipates trends and emerging issues, while OCE advises the secretary and Congress on the economic implications of policies and programs.
"These two agencies were aligned once before, and bringing them back together will enhance the effectiveness of economic analysis at USDA," the department said.
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Perdue says USDA will know by January where ERS and NIFA are going
USDA says 136 entities interested in hosting relocated ERS and NIFA
USDA said it was undertaking the relocation for three main reasons:
To improve USDA's ability to attract and retain highly qualified staff with training and interests in agriculture, many of whom come from land-grant universities. USDA has experienced significant turnover in these positions, and it has been difficult to recruit employees to the Washington area, particularly given the high cost of living and long commutes.
To place these important USDA resources closer to many of its stakeholders, most of whom live and work far from the Washington area.
To benefit American taxpayers. There will be significant savings on employment costs and rent, which will allow more employees to be retained in the long run, even in the face of tightening budgets.
USDA says no ERS or NIFA employees will be involuntarily separated, and that every employee who wants to continue working will have an opportunity to do so, although that will mean moving to a new location for most. Employees will be offered relocation assistance and Voluntary Separation Incentive Payments, the department said.
"None of this reflects on the jobs being done by our ERS or NIFA employees," said Perdue, who said he frequently tells his Cabinet colleagues that USDA has the best workforce in the federal government. "These changes are more steps down the path to better service to our customers, and will help us fulfill our informal motto to 'Do right and feed everyone.'"
Perdue previously announced other significant changes within the department. In May 2017, USDA created the first-ever Undersecretary for Trade and Foreign Agricultural Affairs and reconstituted and renamed the new Farm Production and Conservation mission area, among other realignments. In addition, in September 2017, Perdue realigned a number of offices to improve customer service and maximize efficiency. Those actions involved innovation, consolidation, and the rearrangement of certain offices into more logical organizational reporting structures.
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TEMPI syndrome is a newly discovered, multisystem condition named for 5 characteristics that affected individuals have: Telangiectasias, Erythrocytosis with elevated erythropoietin level, Monoclonal gammopathy, Perinephric-fluid collections (fluid around the kidney), and Intrapulmonary shunting (when a region of the lungs is supplied with blood but with little or no ventilation). Signs and symptoms of TEMPI syndrome have appeared in mid-adulthood in all known affected individuals. The telangiectasias develop mostly on the face, trunk and arms. The intrapulmonary shunt eventually leads to hypoxia (inadequate oxygen supply). Blood clots and bleeding in the brain have also been reported in some affected individuals. The cause of TEMPI syndrome is currently unknown. Treatment has reportedly been completely or partially successful with the medication bortezomib. Source: Genetic and Rare Diseases Information Center (GARD), supported by ORDR-NCATS and NHGRI.


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Rapper The Game Spits On Australian Fans (Video)
BY Dr. Jody Overland on March 5, 2012 | Comments: 2 comments
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The Game, now known as Game decided to behave like the disgusting pig that he is and was filmed spitting on a group of female fans in an Australian nightclub. In the video below you will see the asshole and his posse trying to look tough strutting around a Gold Coast nightclub – Gold Coast is a popular resort city south of Brisbane – then The Game approaches some girls leans forward over a banister and spits on them.
The spit can be seen flying through the air in the video. When the camera pans over to the crowd, a girl who has apparently been spat on yells "how dare you" and storms out of the nightclub along with her friends.
It is so typical for American rappers to attempt to degrade women. Why women stand for this and still flock to these goons is the real mystery. Tupac exemplified this stereotype of rappers as criminal woman-hating thugs with his rape and shooting convictions and the evidence on his recently released sex tapes.
The Game, real name Jayceon Terrell Taylor, grew up in the LA gang neighborhood of Compton, and in 2001 he was shot five times and left for dead. He was in a coma for three days but recovered and in 2005 launched onto the US hip hop scene with his debut album The Documentary, which earned two Grammy Award nominations.
In 2008 he was sentenced to 60 days in jail, 150 hours of community service and three years of probation after pleading no contest to a felony weapons charge. Canadian immigration officials denied him entry to the country for a tour last year due to his alleged ties to the Bloods street gang in Los Angeles.
The NineMSN Australian news program broke the story: US rapper The Game has been filmed leaning over a railing and spitting at a group of fans during a show on the Gold Coast. In the footage, the 32-year-old rapper can be seen sitting in the corner of the stage at the Bourbon Bar nightclub and looking bored while a group of girls try to get his attention.
He gets up and approaches the girls, before lurching forward and spitting towards them. The spit can be seen flying through the air in the video. When the camera pans over to the crowd, a girl who has apparently been spat on yells "how dare you" and storms out of the nightclub along with her friends.
Brydie McCreadie, 19, who filmed the video at the club on February 16 and sent it to ninemsn, said she was "disgusted" by the rapper's behaviour. "I was like, 'whoa'. At first I wasn't sure if he was spitting at me," she said.
Ms McCreadie, from Southport, said she did not hear the girl next to her say anything to provoke The Game into spitting. "He was sitting there drinking. We were all a bit drunk. I think they were just excited to see him," she said. After the spit The Game is seen taking off his gold chain and passing it to members of his crew on stage.
"I think he was about to start a fight or look tough," Ms McCreadie said. Ben Kirkham, the marketing manager for Bourbon Bar, said he had only received good reviews about the night and was "shocked" to hear about the incident.
"I hope that doesn't reflect on the club because that's not what we're about," he said.
Mr Kirkham said The Game had arrived that day on a flight from Los Angeles and had quickly done a show in Brisbane before being driven down to the Gold Coast the same night. "That was close to 1.30 in the morning," Mr Kirkham said.
"They were sitting in the corner eating. They wanted chicken so I went and got them food to unwind before getting into party mode. They sat there for about 20-30 minutes and after that they were drinking, partying and having fun."
"We had a great time. They wanted to stay on but their tour manager said they had to go because they had to travel by car down to the Sydney show."
We certainly hope that Australian officials ban The Game from entering that country again. I'd really like to see The Game and his retinue of morons try their bullying on some MMA fighters or maybe a few marines… but of course that won't happen. The cowards play it safe – spitting on women.
What do you think of this typical misogynistic behavior on the part of rappers? Let us know in the comments below.
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