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Take the B Train
Martin Heidegger
by George Steiner
Viking (Modern Masters series), 173 pp., $10.95
On Difficulty and Other Essays
Oxford University Press, 209 pp., $10.95
Martin Heidegger; drawing by David Levine
As George Steiner remarks, the name and the work of Heidegger are apt to evoke extreme and violently opposed reactions. To some he appears as a thinker of unique depth and power who points the way to the only kind of salvation that can be hoped for in a posttheological age. Others, and particularly those who have been intellectually reared in the tradition of Anglo-American analytic philosophy, see him as the embodiment of Teutonic pseudo profundity, a charlatan who peddles, in a rebarbative and barely penetrable idiom, a distasteful mixture of nonsense and banality.
Both reactions are intelligible and both are, to different degrees, exaggerated. Heidegger is both philosopher and preacher, metaphysician and prophet. In each role he is, up to a point, a genuine performer; he has—however opaque or distressing his way of saying it—something significant to say. The link between the roles is more questionable, though it is the supposition of such a link that must account, in part, for the enthusiasm of his wholehearted admirers; for, while an oft-told tale about how to live, about supreme values, may, in itself, be worth retelling, it seems to gain an extra force if backed by the authority of first philosophy, a disclosure of the ultimate nature of Being. The philosopher of modern times who wrote most impressively in this mode wrote also with a succinct dignity in comparison with which Heidegger often appears merely clownish; but Spinoza's name does not figure in Heidegger's Being and Time.
Following his phenomenologist predecessors and teachers, Heidegger draws a sharp distinction between, on the one hand, philosophical investigation and, on the other, all those departmental inquiries whose fruits make up the corpus of "human knowledge": the natural and formal sciences and such empirical studies of man as psychology, anthropology, and history. On this point he is in harmony with one strong stream of analytical philosophy. His distinctive opening move is to declare that since it is we who hope, and we alone who can hope, to achieve philosophical understanding, such understanding in general must begin with the understanding of ourselves (of Dasein). In his words: "Philosophy is universal phenomenological ontology and takes its departure from the hermeneutic of Dasein."
The point is susceptible of both a wider and a narrower interpretation. A wider interpretation would hold that while one can be guided and helped in philosophy, it is not a subject that can be learned; rather, all individuals and generations must start over again for themselves. It is plausible to hold that this is because what is in question is a kind of self-analysis, aiming at conceptual self-consciousness, at bringing to the surface our unreflective and largely unconscious grasp of the basic general structure of interconnected concepts or categories in terms of which we think about the world and ourselves; and, ideally, also of the finer substructures which fill the larger structure. In this sense, self-understanding can be seen not only as the beginning but as the whole of the philosophical enterprise.
Heidegger sees it differently: "We shall proceed toward the concept of Being by way of an Interpretation of a certain special entity, Dasein, in which we shall arrive at the horizon for the understanding of Being and for the possibility of interpreting it." So this "special" investigation will take us only to the horizon, will do no more than bring the Seinsfrage, the question of Being, into view.
Here we have the clue to what is amiss in Heidegger's thinking. It is indeed true, on a narrower interpretation of the phrase, that the correct understanding of ourselves, of the concept of a person, is not the whole of self-understanding in that wider sense I have just sketched. But it is a part of it, and an important part, and a part to which Heidegger makes a significant contribution. And in so far as ontology, the "question of Being," is a genuine and substantial inquiry, it is precisely an inquiry into that comprehensive structure of which the concept of ourselves forms a fundamental part. If we refuse so to construe ontology and remain fixed and fascinated before the perfectly general question, "But what is Being itself?" then we can expect none but formal or trivial answers, however portentous we may be tempted to make them sound. Heidegger, it must be said, became fixed and fascinated in this way. And this is perhaps a part of the explanation of his sheering away from the analytical (or phenomenological) task and betaking himself, instead, to preaching and prophecy.
But before he sheers away, he has excellent and telling things to say about Dasein, about ourselves-in-the-world. His criticisms of some great predecessors are shrewd, penetrating, and fundamental. Descartes in particular—the only philosopher who is neither Greek nor German to whom Heidegger pays any measure of attention in Being and Time—is an obvious target. For Descartes, too, starts, or claims to start, his investigation from the concept of the self. But Descartes's conception of the self suffers in the highest degree from that fatal tendency against which Heidegger so vehemently contends in the first part of Being and Time, the tendency to abstract, to separate, to treat the essentially complex as somehow compounded out of separately intelligible elements.
Thus, against the Cartesian conception of a res cogitans ("in the first instance," as Heidegger mockingly puts it, "a spiritual Thing which subsequently gets misplaced 'into' a Space"), a thing whose essential achievement is theoretical knowledge, Heidegger argues that we are, on the contrary, essentially practical beings, purposive agents, involved in a world of objects our theoretical knowledge of which is secondary to our grasp of them as instruments of, or obstacles to, our purposes. Equally, our involvement with other persons is not something simply added to our essential nature, but an integral part of it; and our knowledge of others, and of ourselves as well, is, at its foundations, an inseparable aspect of our interpersonal transactions. Once the primacy of our roles, our "concerns," as agents and as social beings, is understood, then the place of that less immediate kind of "concern" which expresses itself in the quest for theoretical knowledge can be understood as well.
At the same time the artificiality of much previous philosophy becomes clear. Thus, to Kant's complaint that it is "a scandal of philosophy and of human reason in general" that no cogent proof has yet been provided of the existence of external things, Heidegger ripostes that the "scandal of philosophy" is not that this proof has yet to be given, but "that such proofs are expected and attempted again and again." Here he seems to anticipate Wittgenstein, as he does also in rejecting the softer notion of presupposition: "Even if one should invoke the doctrine that the subject must presuppose and indeed always does unconsciously presuppose the presence-at-hand of the 'external world,' one would still be starting with the construct of an isolated subject."
Time and again, then, in the first few chapters of his major work, Heidegger fights against the wrong kind of analysis, the "splitting of the phenomenon" in such a way that
there is no prospect of putting it together again from the fragments. Not only do we lack the "cement"; not even the "schema" in accordance with which this joining-together is to be accomplished…[is] as yet unveiled.
He insists that what is basic ("primordial" or "underivable") in systematic philosophy need not be simple: "the fact that something primordial is underivable does not rule out the possibility that a multiplicity of characteristics…may be constitutive of it,…equiprimordial. The phenomenon of the equiprimordiality of constitutive items has often been disregarded in ontology because of a methodologically unrestrained tendency to derive anything and everything from some simple 'primal' ground."
There are good precepts here, not very darkly expressed and reasonably clearly illustrated in these opening chapters of Being and Time. So the way seems to lie open to a thorough and systematic analysis. But Heidegger does not take it. He sheers away; partly, perhaps, as I have suggested, because of the fascination of the empty question about "Being itself," but more fundamentally, one suspects, for reasons of temperament.
The sheering-away begins just after the point at which he has been at pains to stress the inseparability of our understanding of ourselves from our understanding of our role as social, mutually communicating beings. There is an extraordinary irony, even paradox, in the form his evasion takes. He argues, in effect, that what is essential to our nature is also what falsifies it, makes us less than, or foreign to, ourselves. For it is precisely our involvement with others, our role in society, which introduces "inauthenticity," a secondhand, second-rate conventionality, into our lives. We lose ourselves in idle chatter, in daily business, in absorption in conventional projects and small purposes, finding superficial comfort and reassurance in these distractions, but also suffering from a profound confusion, alienation, dissatisfaction. Thus Heidegger's diagnosis of our "fallen" condition.
His positive recommendations are less clear. We are to be resolutely aware of our temporal situation between birth and death, resolutely and fully aware of the contingency of our origin and the inevitability of our end. Deliberately freeing ourselves from the buzz of "average everydayness," we may, in moments of vision, through communion with nature, through art and, above all, through poetry, achieve our own authentic Being and an authentic awareness of, and responsiveness to, Being in general. Here we see that the notion of Being has taken on an entirely new and quasi-mystical tone, inviting a comparison, indeed, with the Deus sive Natura of Spinoza, but a comparison which makes us only the more aware of the contrast between the strict intellectualism of Spinoza and Heidegger's fervid emotionalism; an emotionalism which assumes a more sinister form in the collectivist, nationalist note he sometimes sounds alongside the emphasis on art and poetry.
He sounds the nationalist note in another and more specific way. Apart from Greek, the original language of fundamental philosophic thought in the writings of the pre-Socratics (before what Heidegger sees as the perversion of metaphysics began at the hands of Plato and Aristotle), German alone is exalted as the truly philosophical and—what is the same thing—the truly poetic tongue. George Steiner writes of "the total inherence of his [Heidegger's] meaning in German and in its linguistic past" and adds, acknowledging the highly idiosyncratic character of Heidegger's own use of this uniquely qualified language, that "no aspect of Heideggerian thought can be divorced from the phenomenon of Heidegger's prose style."
If these things were indeed so, the claims of "Heideggerian thought" to universal validity or to any but a highly parochial interest would seem, at least, dubious. Indeed it is hard to think of more (unintentionally) damaging comments than those just quoted. But they are less than just. For some reasonably clear philosophical criticism and a reasonably clear "message" can alike be detached from Heidegger's opaque idiom and his endlessly repetitive prose; and only those—they are not few—who are titillated or excited by obscurity will regret the dispelling of the fog. Of the value of Heidegger's philosophical criticism something has already been said. What, then, of his "message"?
Here each will react for himself. Everyone of any sensitivity, one supposes, understands well enough the notion of inauthenticity and of secondhand, second-rate conventionality; and also has some acquaintance with those moments in which the world appears "appareled in celestial light." These and other ingredients of Heidegger's message have been dealt with often enough in literature, and often enough in styles less pretentious and more aesthetically appealing than that of the sage of Freiburg. But this is not all. To hold that inauthenticity is the primal condition of social man, for which there is no remedy except resolutely to confront one's predicament and to have an acute awareness, transcending both practical concern and scientific analysis, of the dense reality of things—to hold this is surely to fall into one of the over simplifications of romanticism. It is as gross an oversimplification as those against which Heidegger contends, to some purpose, in metaphysics. It is to take just two aspects of a far more complex reality for the whole of it. There is more to human life and human nature than a sense of the numinous on the one hand and a blind and trivial busyness on the other. Many people, for much of the time, are seriously or lightly engaged in projects, enterprises, roles, or social relations which are not worthless, even if they are conventionally valued or generally approved. Our choice does not lie between being busy, insensitive gossips or exalted enthusiasts. We may, and should, for much of the time, be neither.
George Steiner's treatment of this over- and underestimated figure is exemplary, or very nearly so. Only very nearly so, because he too shares, to different degrees, in both the under- and the overestimation. He admits, modestly, to lack of professional expertise in philosophy; and this doubtless accounts for his limited recognition of the large measure of good sense which is discernible in Heidegger's strictly philosophical criticism. On the other hand, it is hard not to feel that Steiner overestimates the ultimate importance of Heidegger for philosophy and for the history of human thought in general. There is, after all, something absurd in the suggestion that he belongs in the class of Plato, Aristotle, Descartes, Leibniz, and Kant. It is absurd because, in spite of the genuine critical insights to be found in Heidegger's masterwork, the actual, detailed intellectual content that can be distilled from page after page of its cumbrous wordplay is simply too little; which is not to deny that, read as a preacher or a visionary, he may continue to be found impressive by some who like their sermons long and their visions dark. But these strictures are strictures on Heidegger rather than on Steiner. It is better that a thinker should have an oversympathetic, rather than an undersympathetic, interpreter; and Steiner's short book, in its generosity of feeling and range of reference, is a continuous pleasure to read.
There is much pleasure to be derived, too, from the deeply conservative essays which Steiner has collected under the title of one of them, On Difficulty. The themes are various: Steiner discusses the different species of difficulty one may encounter in reading a literary text, particularly a poem; the variations in the habits of discourse as between different social groups, as between the sexes, as between the inner-directed and the public uses of languages. He traces, from Jane Austen through Flaubert and George Eliot to Norman Mailer, the evolution toward a total and regrettable explicitness of the idioms in which the theme of the erotic is handled in literature. He touches on the opposition between Whorfian and universalist views of language; discusses the structural unity of the Divina Commedia; and, finally, examines the place of the book in contemporary culture.
But throughout the variety of themes there runs a single, steady note, a note of lament; of lament for the decline of a once dominant literary culture, now overwhelmed by the combined hostile forces of mass democracy and modern technology. Steiner is a sensitive man and a devoted lover of language and literature who has perhaps read more widely in cognate fields than anyone else alive. But he is frequently betrayed by haste, by a passionate volubility, by a fondness for resonant or technical words or phrases which he parades, as an infatuated lover might parade his mistress, too often or in inappropriate places. He makes blunders which lesser, but more careful, men would have avoided.
In the very essay in which he refers approvingly to the ars memoriae of the Renaissance, he misquotes quite disastrously from Yeats, making the poet speak of love as having "pitched its mansion in the house of excrement." He finds a conflict between Chomsky's belief in the existence of "formal universals" of language and his disbelief in the existence, in general, of any "reasonable procedure for translation between…languages," seeming quite to overlook Chomsky's explicitly drawn distinction between formal and substantive universals. The expression "truthfunctions," which belongs to modern logic, is ludicrously out of place in the following sentence: "We deal far more warily than did Dr. Johnson or Matthew Arnold with…the supposition that such practices as metaphor generate a system of 'truth-functions.' "
Such blunders (of which examples could be multiplied), emerging from the incessant bubble of an over-rich vocabulary loosely employed, detract from, but do not destroy, one's pleasure in the zest, the range, and the genuine passion of Steiner's writing. If one's confidence sometimes falters, it is largely restored at those points at which he does what he does best: which is, to exercise the function of the critic, reflecting on the works, or particular passages from the works, of chosen authors. I think particularly of a brilliant analysis of Lovelace's fifteen-line poem beginning
I cannot tell who loves the skele- ton
Of a poor marmoset, nought but bone, bone;
of comments on some passages from Middlemarch; and of the instructive essay on Dante. At these moments his true sensitivity displays itself, his readings and interpretations are admirably just and illuminating, and his style purifies itself of the excesses to which he is prone when swept away by the current of cultural generalization or lost in the ivresse des grandes profondeurs.
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This mural combining the American flag and the flag of Indiana hangs on the side of the Lauer Building in the small town of Plymouth, Indiana. The Mural celebrates Indiana's statehood bicentennial: 1816-2016.
The yellow brick building on the corner of Michigan Street (State Road 17) and Garro Street is home to the Marshall County Historical Museum.


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Speaking of which…Jessica Kelly and David Berman at The Dock
Saturday 3 March, 2pm
These get-togethers are one hour talks between artists, researchers, curators, policy makers and philosophers. Informal and informative, we have five events in the first series this spring.
Jessica Kelly is a visual artist based in Leitrim. In winter 2017 she hosted The Waiting Room, an experimental salon series at the old railway station in Mohill. Her work is informed by philosophies of technology, dance and spirit, and utilises video, installation, text, and performance. Collaboration and discourse are also frequent features of her practise. Present interests include the spectral image, commemoration and after-death existences.
David Berman is a Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at Trinity College, Dublin. His books include A History of Atheism in Britain, Routledge 1990, George Berkeley: Idealism and the Man, OUP 1994 and Berkeley: Experimental Philosophy, Phoenix Books 1997. More recently, he has done fascinating work on ideas and beliefs about the after-life, as well as developing a philosophy of coffee.
This is a free event but we would ask that you book in advance so that we have the right amount of seatng available to accomodate everyone comfortably.
The Dock, St Georges Terrace, Carrick on Shannon, Co. Leitrim
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Intricate, dreamy and romantic, it's no secret that the world loves lace. While it's often relegated to bridal gowns or nightgowns, lace has been given a street style makeover of late. With styling options as varied as the fabric itself, we say lace up this season.
Go sheer, go bohemian, go large - layer with winter coats, wear under skirts, offer a peek of a bralette under a loose tank - or try it traditional and don a killer lace frock for PM wow factor. Believe us, it's more versatile than you might think.
Summer, winter or inbetween - the lace dress is a staple you'll find yourself coming back to year after year. Focus on finding your perfect fit and you won't regret splashing a few more $$$ on the purchase.
Spotted in candy colours on the runways at Chanel Resort 2016 and clean whites on the streets, lace culottes aren't as hard to work as you might think. Consider them as a laidback alternative to the sheer flares you've been seeing on every blogger.
Flirty, fun and party ready, the lace playsuit is a sure fire hit. Make it work for daytime (or your next festival) by throwing on a casual jacket, slides and sunnies.
The easiest piece to work into your wardrobe, the sheer crop is bliss teamed with denim, double lace or leather a la Chiara Ferragni.
For the romantic in you. Choose sweet bralettes, silky rompers or gorgeous camis for a little luxe, everyday.


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Ripe Realizing Increased
Photosynthetic Efficiency
for sustainable increases in crop yield
About RIPE
Modeling Photosynthesis
Relaxing Photoprotection
Photorespiratory Bypass
RuBP Regeneration
Improving Rubisco
Optimizing Canopies
Algal Mechanisms
Mesophyll Conductance
Advancing Translation
Access Confluence
Illinois Summer Fellows
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2003, DOI: 10.1023/A:1022421515027
The Calvin cycle revisited
Raines, CA
Photosynthesis Research
The sequence of reactions in the Calvin cycle, and the biochemical characteristics of the enzymes involved, have been known for some time. However, the extent to which any individual enzyme controls the rate of carbon fixation has been a long standing question. Over the last 10 years, antisense transgenic plants have been used as tools to address this and have revealed some unexpected findings about the Calvin cycle. It was shown that under a range of environmental conditions, the level of Rubisco protein had little impact on the control of carbon fixation. In addition, three of the four thioredoxin regulated enzymes, FBPase, PRKase and GAPDH, had negligible control of the cycle. Unexpectedly, non-regulated enzymes catalysing reversible reactions, aldolase and transketolase, both exerted significant control over carbon flux. Furthermore, under a range of growth conditions SBPase was shown to have a significant level of control over the Calvin cycle. These data led to the hypothesis that increasing the amounts of these enzymes may lead to an increase in photosynthetic carbon assimilation. Remarkably, photosynthetic capacity and growth were increased in tobacco plants expressing a bifunctional SBPase/FBPase enzyme. Future work is discussed which will further our understanding of this complex and important pathway, particularly in relation to the mechanisms that regulate and co-ordinate enzyme activity.
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America in a nation on a move. According to USA Today, New U.S. Census data show that the great slowdown in migration caused by the recession is starting to give way. In 2012, "domestic migration" was as high as it's been in the past five years — nearly 16.9 million people moved between counties, with long-distance interstate moves accounting for about 7 million of those, up nearly 5% over 2010.
So, we are moving more now bettering our lives by doing so. But, moving is not only labor and cost exhaustive, it also has a strong effect on the environment when you consider the waste and emissions associated with moving. Till the industry fully electric, full size trucks, we will all need to continue and manage our carbon foot print and do our best to keep the planet safe.
1. Find your new apartment remotely – Most people need to find a new place to live before they move to a new city for a new job or opportunity. That calls for at least one or two trips by car or plane to the new destination and additional expenses and emissions associated with your move. Use your Online and offline networks to help you find an apartment in New York City. Find a broker in the city and have him/her send you the information and pictures of a few apartments that fit your criteria. If you are on friendly terms with the broker, ask him/her to use their smart phone and do a virtual walk-through through the apartments that you are interested in. If you can't arrange that, than ask your friends or family members in New York City to visit the apartments for you. Kick in $25 or $50 per visit to show your appreciation for this effort. Use the power of the Internet to make finding an apartment in New York cheaper and remotely possible. Use Craigs list and other Free online Real Estate resources to locate suitable apartments. Use Facebook, Google + and Twitter to let all of your friends and family that you are looking for an apartment in NYC. Read our blog post about finding your first apartment in NYC for additional information.
2. Use Earth Friendly packing materials – Use reusable or recycled boxes when moving. You can purchase strong plastic boxes for packing and continue using them as storage boxes for years to come. If you are not interested in buying plastic boxes, there is at least one company who will rent these boxes to you. Frogbox offers plastic boxes for rent in the US and Canada. Check out their website for details. If you are not interested in spending any money on reusable boxes than use recycled cardboard boxes. Accumulate these Free cardboard boxes as you prepare and pack for your move. Read our blog post on where to get free boxes for your move.
Craigslist – Post that you have free moving boxes to donate and you will probably have people picking up your moving boxes within the hour. Make sure that you post your message on the "Free" section of the website and let people know when they can come and pick up the boxes.
Compost – Cardboard can be used as part of the bedding in a compost bin. Contact your city's recycling program and find out if they are receiving cardboard boxes as part of the city's composting effort.
Recycle – New York City has a strong recycling program. If you still have some boxes after trying all of the above, than you can put them in your building's recycling containers and they will be picked up by the NYC sanitation department on Wednesdays and Saturdays and will be hauled to a recycling center.
4. Get rid of stuff – The smaller your load, the less energy will be needed to move it and the less impact you will have in terms of energy and emissions. Get rid of everything you don't have to have in your new place. At this point in the game you should know the square footage and layout of your new apartment. Get rid of everything that will not fit in there and than some. Read our blog post about De-cluttering your home for more information.
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Moving to your first apartment in New York is always a big deal. Whether you are a student, getting your first place after graduating from college, a new Graduate school professional, a young family moving to the big city, or a retired couple – coming to enjoy the city's rich cultural life… We all need a lot of information before moving to an NYC apartment.
New York is expensive, everything you need to do will cost you money and you need to be prepared for the expense and the hustle you might encounter when trying to move to New York City.
Craigslist – Check Craigslist's Real estate section and check the By Owner/No Fee apartments. If you are in a hurry, or can splurge, the Brokers listings can be more attractive and brokers can help you settle into your new place with less effort.
New York Times website's real estate section – I am a big fan of this website. I found my apartment through this great real estate information trove. I have a great tip for apartment searchers. The website lists the new real estate ads on Friday evening. While the actual paper subscribers only see those on Saturday morning. This gives you a full evening to make phone calls, go and look at apartments and close a deal before the non digital population even had a chance to wake up and smell the coffee. There are many No Fee listings as well as Brokers advertizing great opportunities.
Street Easy – Great, and FREE real estate website that provides up to date information about rentals and sales opportunities in the New york City Real Estate market. It provides online maps as well as current information about schools, services, restaurants etc in all five boroughs, Northern New Jersey and the Hamptons.
Naked apartments – Naked apartments is a New York City market place for buyers sellers, brokers and renters. they offer a whole section for No Fee rentals and have a lot of helpful neighborhood information, and they have a great mobile app that can help you hunt for an apartment from afar.
Facebook – Facebook is bouncing with real estate action. Post and let your friends and network member know that you are looking for an apartment in NYC and wait and see what will surface. sometimes people need to leave an apartment for whatever reason and need to find a new room mate or someone who will rent the place. Ask your family and friends to share your message. Twitter and Google+ are also good places to tell people you are in the market.
Another great resource is the city's Affordable housing resource center website – A little old fashioned and stogy, but loaded with great information about NYC affordable housing and where to look for your first apartment.
2. Prepare for a large cash outlay – Unlike most cities in the US, the renters is the person who pays the broker's fee in NYC. In most other Real estate markets in the US, it is the property owner who pays the broker's fee. How much is the broker's fee going to be? It is usually between seven and fifteen percent of the apartment's annual rent. You will need to pay this sum to your broker before being able to get your key and move to the premises. You will also need to pay the property owner at least two months of rent. So prepare to have to pay three to four months of rent as you move in. Some property management firms charge the prospective tenant a credit check fee that can be between $100 to $200. And some landlords charge a "Move in" fee. These fees can apply to what are described as "No fee" apartments…. Be aware that you need more than the first month rent in your bank account if you intend to rent an apartment in NYC.
3. Guarantors – You might need a guarantor for your first rental if you don't meet the landlord's income requirements. Most of the time, landlords require guarantors from either NYC or the tri- state area. (New York, New Jersey, Connecticut) If you do not have a someone who is willing to act as your guarantor in this geographic area, you might need to hire a company to act as your guarantor. Companies like Insurent, Bond OO7 and Phly can act as guarantors for your rental contract. Fees vary, so shop around and check the company's references and BBB rating carefully before signing with anyone.
4. Negotiating with the landlord about the rent – it is not easy to negotiate down your rent in a city like New york that is in a chronic short supply of rental apartments or affordable housing. some times it is possible to do so. One of the tell tale signs of an opportunity to decrease the rent is an apartment that has been in the market longer than usual. If a property has been offered for more than a month and is still available, than the landlord will be more accommodating and might agree to a rent decrease if you are willing to sign the contract quickly and pass the credit check with flying colors. If you are handy with the tool belt, than one of the was t get a rental at a great price is to find apartments in bad shape and offer to renovate them as part of the rent. This is a great way to get a great apartments in a great location. Sweat equity is still valuable when you are trying to get your first place in New York City.
5. Be flexible – Consider living in the outer boroughs- Renting your first apartment in New York is always going to be challenging. Manhattan has a chronic shortage of rental apartments and this shortage gets worse at certain times in the year. Take a look at our post "when to move to a new home". Timing your move to the city might be a crucial aspect to your success in finding an apartment in the neighborhood that you want to live in. If you can't find an adequate place in Manhattan, than consider moving to Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx or Staten Island. The outer boroughs contain properties that are cheaper than than similar ones in Manhattan. Many neighborhoods in these boroughs are a short subway ride to the city and offer great neighborhoods, excellent schools, shopping strips, restaurants and everything else that New York City has to offer. Check out our blog posts about and familiarize yourself with the different neighborhoods in New York City's boroughs. Park Slope, Williamsburg, Dumbo and Fort Green and great destinations for renters, even though Park Slope might be on the pricier side. Queens offers neighborhoods such as Long Island City and Astoria, which are considered up and coming in terms of amnesties and property value.
6. Share with friends – If you find it hard to come up with all the four months rent in advance, you should consider sharing an apartment. You will be moving into an apartment that is already rented out and one of the room mates already signed a contract for it. In this situation, you will only need to pay the first and last months rent. You don't have to deal with the security deposit and all the other fees that are associated with a new rental. This might be ideal for newly graduated students who are used to sharing their lodgings with other young people. Sharing for a while, gives you the opportunity to settle down somewhat, find employment, get your credit record straight and prepare to move to a place of your own in NYC.
Whether you are moving into a shared apartment or renting your own place for the first time, consider the advantages of getting a professional moving company like U.Santini moving and storage to help you. Hiring professional movers, especially a trusted moving company like U.Santini moving and storage is a sure-fire way to have your move go smoothly and on budget. We have been in business more than eighty years and have moved tens of thousands of satisfied customers. If you are looking for a great moving experience, use U. Santini Moving and Storage. A family business that knows New York and New Yorkers. To show our appreciation for your business, click on the buttn below and recieve $100 off your move. Send the coupon to a friend who is moving. A trusted moving company like U.Santini moving and storage will save you money by providing excellent moving service at an affordable price and a professional attitude.
If you read our blog post about "What is the best time to move your home" than you know that moving in winter is much cheaper than moving in any other season. If you want to save money – This is the time to move! But, moving in winter comes with its own set of challenges and issues and it is better to be prepared. Here, at U. Santini moving and storage we have been moving New Yorkers for more than eighty years and in every conceivable weather condition. We probably done more blizzard moves than some of our competitors total number of moves….
Here are six tips from us on how you can prepare and execute a successful winter move in New York city.
1. Check the weather frequently – Check the weather reports in the weeks and days before the move. New York winters are fickle and can change from mild to severe weather very quickly. Set a weather alert on your cell phone, set up a Google weather alert on your browser and watch the weather reports constantly. If it seems that there is bound to be a storm on your move day, try to change the date if possible. If not possible, verify that your moving company will be able to get to you and perform the move during the storm. Keep an eye on traffic reports and plan alternative ways to get to your new place. Some roads might be unploughed or blocked with buried or stalled vehicles. Try to avoid small roads that often go unploughed by the municipality during the first or second day of a storm.
2. Clear the snow from the sidewalk – Make sure the sidewalk is cleared in front of your current home and, if you are moving in the same city, in front of your new residence. It is always a good idea to visit your new home one day before the move and clear the sidewalk. Use salt or sand to keep the sidewalk free of snow. contract the building super, if possible, to clean the sidewalk on the day of the move. If you are moving to another city or another state, than talk to your real estate agent or property manager and have them clean the sidewalk on the day of the move.
3. Dress warmly – This sounds like an obvious choice, but many people tend to under-dress on moving day, preferring to have more freedom of movement and reducing the chance of overheating. The best way to avoid these issues is to dress in layers. Shed clothing when you start to overheat, step into a heated space for loading or unloading and moving between heated and cold spaces. Sometimes, it makes sense to open a window in your apartment in order to get some balance between the inside and outside temperatures. Add or remove layers of clothing in a warm, non drafty space. It is easy to get hurt or get sick on a winter moving day. Stay healthy by being smart and prepared!
4. Move your pets separately – Moving excited and stresses pets on your moving day might be a little too much for sensitive animals. It is better to board them for the day and get them into the new place after the move is over. Even big, friendly dogs and cat can get between your, or the movers legs and create havoc on a day that is prone to accidents. Don't forget that during moving day, the doors of your apartment and building stays open for long periods of time which gives the excited pets additional opportunities to disappear and delay your moving day timeline. If you have to move your pets on the same day as your move, tan we suggest that you move them last. Lock your pet in a small room in your current apartment, or in the bathroom and come back to pick them up after the move is over and all of your boxes were unloaded in your new apartment. Your pet will be less stressful in your new home because it will be filled with familiar objects and odors. Making the move easier for them, and for you….
5. Keep everything clean – the snow might dampen some of your boxes or furniture pieces. Make sure that you have paper towels or other materials to clean and wipe your property. Damp boxes can ruin whatever is inside and wet furniture is more sensitive to temperature changes than dry furniture. Moving your belongings in your building corridors will definitely leave puddles, dirt and salt in your new building's hallways. Make sure you have cleaning materials in you intend to clean after the overs yourself. Pay the super to clean after you if you want to concentrate on unpacking and getting back to normal life in your new place. Either way, take care of the winter mess you created and start your relationship with your new neighbors in a positive way.
6. Hire a professional moving company – Moving is always hard. Moving in winter time is much harder…. Reduce your moving risk by hiring a trusted moving and storage company that can move your belonging safely in any weather. When you hire a moving company, like U. Santini moving and storage, you are assured that experienced professionals will take care of your belongings and that your move has a much better chance of being successful and incident free.
Moving budget checklist – How much will my move cost?
In moving, just like everything else in life, planning is everything. Moving costs can ramp up quickly if you are not organized and plan well for the en devour. whether you hire a professional moving company to help you with your move, or if you plan to do the job yourself, you need to prepare for the task, the better understanding you will have for move's the time line and the expenses associated with it. It is easy to be caught off guard with unanticipated moving expenses. Use this check list to plan your move thoroughly and avoid surprises on moving day.
How much will our move cost?
Your move cost will be determined by a few major factors.
The time of the year – Moving cost change according tot he supply and demand in the real estate and moving industries. Summer is the busiest season for these industries for reasons we detail in our blog post: What is the best time to move to a new home? Check it out for more details and guidance. In general, moving in the winter months is cheaper than moving in the busy summer months.
What is the size of your load – Regardless if you intend to hire a moving company, or move on your own. The more things you have to move, the bigger the cost for the move. Moving companies usually charge by the hour, or a flat rate for a local move. The more items you have, the longer it will take to pack and move them. The bigger the load, the bigger the price tag will be for your move's flat rate. On long distance, or interstate move, movers usually charge either by weight or by volume. Again, you will pay less for smaller, lighter shipments. Even if you intend to move on your own, a bigger load will require you to rent a bigger truck at a higher price point.
The distance to your destination – Moving companies charge by distance for interstate moves. The longer the route to your new destination, the more expensive the move will be. If you intend to drive the truck yourself to your new destination, you will need to factor the cost of gas, food and lodging on the way to your new home.
You can calculate these costs easily and accurately by talking to your broker and landlord. you will probably need to prepare certified checks or bank checks for these first payments.
What will be my Real Estate expenses?
These are expenses related to the move itself.
These type of costs are a little harder to accurately quantify before hand. Let's say that you are moving your apartment, or moving your home from Brooklyn to Queens, and you would like to hire a trusted Brooklyn moving company perform the move for you. You should than invite at least three reputable moving companies to visit your place and submit written estimates for the move. Compare these estimates, check the companies references on Yelp, Google business center and on the Better Business Bureau websites. Only choose a company with good reputation and a good track record of dealing with claims. Find the best moving value and best reputation and choose this company.
Travel related expenses are only related to long distance moves.
Here also, it is hard to estimate the expenses accurately before hand. You can use the website Travel math to help you calculate these expenses. the longer the distance, the higher the cost of your travel.
These are the main factors that contribute to the price of your move. If your calculations indicate that the price of the move is more than you can afford, than try to reduce it by making a change to the price factors you might have control upon. the timing of your move, the size of your shipment or the distance to your new place.
If you have more questions regarding moving cost, do not hesitate to call U.Santini moving and storage at 718-768-6778 and we will be happy to talk to you about your moving or storage needs. Hiring professional movers, especially a trusted moving company like U.Santini moving and storage is a sure-fire way to have your move go smoothly and on budget. We have been in business more than eighty years and have moved tens of thousands of satisfied customers. If you think your move is complex and hard to execute, we probably did a similar one to it in the past. A trusted moving company like U.Santini moving and storage will save you money by providing excellent moving service at an affordable price and a professional attitude. To help you on your move, we offer a $100 off coupon for your move. Click on the coupon link if you need to move soon, or send it to a friend who needs to move.


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10 years in the making, ACC Network poised to launch
ACC commissioner began exploring a potential television channel for the league in 2009. (AP photo)
From concept to reality, the ACC Network has been a decade in the making. Ten years of collective effort guided by one man's unwavering resolve. Ten years of milestones interrupted by one stunning setback.
Most telling were a football transformation, covert expansion and public commitment. And through it all, a business relationship became an enduring friendship.
"It's historic," ACC commissioner John Swofford said of the network's Aug. 22 launch, "and you don't get to be a part of (history) very often. So it's big. It's big for the league. It's been fun."
Swofford is traveling to ESPN's Bristol, Conn., headquarters Thursday and will be featured as the network goes live at 7 p.m. But there will be no extended champagne benders or victory parades in the aftermath for the venture's partners, ESPN, its parent Disney and the ACC.
Work remains, the most important of which is making the network available to as many consumers as possible. Availability translates to revenue, and it's there the ACC lags far behind the Southeastern Conference and Big Ten.
Major cable providers such as Verizon Fios, DirecTV, Spectrum-Charter and Altice are contracted to carry the channel. So are streaming services Hulu, YouTube TV and PlayStation Vue.
"We're already in more homes than were online the first year of the Big Ten Network," Virginia Tech athletic director Whit Babcock said. "We're in way more homes than the Pac-12 Network has today, and every (distribution) projection we've been given over the last three years has been hit on the nose."
Cox Cable and Xfinity-Comcast, both prominent in Virginia, have yet to reach carriage agreements. Nor has the Dish Network, but as networks previously launched by the Big Ten with Fox and the SEC with ESPN/Disney, distribution negotiations can hinge on when previous contracts with providers end.
That's why the ACC and ESPN targeted 2019 for launch, to coincide with the expiration of some Disney/ESPN deals with major cable outlets.
Carriage negotiations "continue and will continue through launch and beyond launch," said Rosalyn Durant, ESPN's senior vice president of college networks. "We do believe that the fans continuing to demand it and fans' readiness to switch if their home provider doesn't provide it gives notice."
Babcock is a Comcast subscriber ready to change.
"I can get the Big Ten Network and the SEC Network in the state of Virginia," he said, "and the reality is part of my dollars are going to those conferences out of state. I believe it's still 40-some percent of the state of Virginia as of today won't be able to get it unless they switch. Hopefully Comcast will see the value in it before their contract (with Disney/ESPN) runs out in 2021."
"It's great to be at this point," Swofford said, "but we have been very careful with our member schools to look at (carriage) realistically."
CAROLINA CONNECTION
Swofford hails from North Wilkesboro, N.C., played football at North Carolina, began his administrative career as Virginia's ticket manager and served 17 years as UNC's athletic director. He's as ACC as Thacker and Packer and has led the conference since 1997.
Swofford shepherded Virginia Tech, Miami and Boston College into the league in 2004 and '05, growing membership to 12 schools, then the minimum for staging a championship football game. In the summer of 2009, two years after the Big Ten Network went live, Swofford asked a fellow North Carolina graduate about the viability of an ACC network.
Based in Raleigh, N.C., Dean Jordan is the managing executive of properties at Wasserman Media and has led media rights negotiations for myriad college and professional sports clients, including Notre Dame and the College Football Playoff. He also helped Wayne Huizenga start the Florida Sports Channel in 1995.
While working for Huizenga's Florida Marlins baseball team, Jordan hired Michael Kelly as an intern, and by 2009, Kelly was the ACC's senior associate commissioner overseeing football, broadcasting and communications. When Swofford first mentioned the potential of the ACC Network, Kelly, now the University of South Florida's athletic director, suggested he call Jordan.
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Swofford and Jordan had met in passing during Jordan's tenure as president and chief operating officer of the National Hockey League's Carolina Hurricanes, but it was Jordan's television expertise that Swofford needed.
"I very quietly had him do a document" about network viability, Swofford said. "Then I hired him as a consultant. It just grew naturally from that. … It was pretty obvious to me that Dean was very progressive in his thinking and really understood channels."
Jordan confirmed Swofford's suspicion that even with membership that stretched from Boston to Miami and included other major markets such as Washington, D.C., and Atlanta, the ACC needed to expand its reach to make a channel feasible. Moreover, as both understood, ACC football had to shed its malaise — no conference team had finished among the Associated Press' top five since 2000.
In September 2011, the league addressed its demographics by unveiling Syracuse and Pittsburgh as new members, an expansion no one saw coming until the deal was done. One year later, Notre Dame agreed to join the ACC for sports other than football.
But those additions were muted in November 2012 when charter member Maryland blindsided everyone by announcing its intention to bolt the ACC for the Big Ten. ACC officials quickly replaced the Terrapins with Louisville — the market's television viewers devour college sports — but industry speculation of further ACC splintering was incessant.
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Swofford never blinked, at least not publicly, confident in his vision for the league. And safe to say, the ACC rallied in 2013.
In April, its 15 schools signed a grant of media rights that essentially prevents member defections. Florida State then authored a perfect football season, winning a national championship and starting an ACC football revival that Clemson carried on with the 2016 and '18 national titles.
"There are very good reasons we haven't done (the network) previously," Swofford said. "The first one is we weren't capable of it. We weren't large enough, didn't have enough footprint, didn't have enough population, didn't have enough television sets and weren't good enough in football collectively. And we didn't have a grant of rights, which we had to have, in order for ESPN or any other partner to make that kind of commitment."
ESPN committed in July 2016 to the 2019 launch — the three-year runway afforded schools time to build on-campus studios and control rooms capable of producing linear television content — and omnipresent in the negotiations was Jordan. Since, he has been similarly involved with network distribution.
"He brings a level of experience that we don't have anywhere else in our league," Swofford said, "and the insights from that have been very important. And he grew up an ACC fan. He's fully vested in wanting this to be successful. … He's been superb."
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But the Swofford-Jordan dynamic transcends business. They are golf partners and often sit together at sporting events. Their beach homes are close to one another, and when Jordan had a recent health scare, since resolved, Swofford marshaled the considerable medical resources the conference's schools offer.
"He's one of my all-time great friends," Jordan said. "I put him in the category of just the special people in your life. He was so good and so kind to us when I was (sick). Those are the type of things you never forget."
And is it difficult to work for a close friend?
"It's fairly easy," Jordan said with a laugh, "because he's the commissioner, and I'm not. … When we're out and we're being social and we're playing golf and we're doing whatever, we can be friends. It's a whole different dynamic than when we're in the office."
Jordan works with other Wasserman clients but won't be leaving the ACC scene after Aug. 22.
"You shift from launch to management," Jordan said, "and I've got a couple other things I'm helping the ACC with. So there's plenty to do. And this is a labor of love. Once you put this much time into it, you don't want to walk away from it, and fortunately there's going to be enough to do that I'll be able to keep my finger on the pulse of what's going on and help out where needed."
PACKER AND DURHAM
During the 1970s, play-by-play man Jim Thacker and analyst Billy Packer, the latter a former Wake Forest standout, anchored ACC basketball telecasts that are revered decades later. Even the primary sponsor, Jefferson Pilot Insurance, and its catchy jingle — "Sail with the Pilot, at the wheel …" — are fondly remembered.
Those Wednesday and Saturday basketball games brought the conference then-unprecedented exposure, but nothing like a 24/7 channel.
The ACC Network will air more than 400 live events in the 2019-20 academic year, including 40 football games and 150 men's and women's basketball contests. The first football broadcast is Georgia Tech at Clemson on Aug. 29, but the first competition on the channel will be four days earlier, when reigning NCAA women's soccer champion Florida State hosts Wisconsin.
This fall season, the ACC Network will exclusively air a combined 90 events in field hockey, volleyball and men's and women's soccer.
"That's a huge benefit of the network that sometimes goes unnoticed," Virginia athletic director Carla Williams said of the exposure for Olympic sports, especially women's programs.
"As a former volleyball player at a very small school, I would have loved the chance to have been on TV," said Stacie McCollum, ESPN's senior director of programming an acquisitions and a graduate of Concordia University in Texas. "We continue with ACC Network Extra and the ton of (digital) content there, and we also have the added exposure on the linear (cable) network. For me, that's a very personal point of pride, just to continue to prop up … women's sports."
The ACC Network will lean on insider access for programming such as a mini-series showcasing Clemson football and a documentary on Virginia basketball's 2019 national championship. Analytics will be the root of more non-traditional storytelling.
"We are going to be pretty aggressive in the execution of data and analytics as it relates to a storytelling device," said Amy Rosenfeld, the ACC Network's senior coordinating producer. "I think we're going to try to incorporate sort of the two tiers of storytelling, which is the human side, the human-interest side, but then also what is the next level of storytelling through data and analysis. …
"I don't say this lightly, and I'm definitely dating myself, but I've been doing this a really, really long time, and I've worked on really, really big events. I've worked on Olympics, I've worked on World Cups. I have never been a part of an animation and graphics package that is as forward-thinking and innovative and cool as this ACC Network package."
The most consistent ACC Network presence will be "Packer and Durham," a daily talk show reprising a team first coupled last year on SiriusXM radio's ACC channel. Mark Packer and Wes Durham were raised in ACC families, and each knows and appreciates the conference's heritage.
Durham's late father, Woody, was the North Carolina Tar Heels' radio voice, and last year he was inducted posthumously into the National Sports Media Association Hall of Fame. Packer's dad is the aforementioned Billy Packer.
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Televised from a studio ESPN constructed in the home of Packer's Charlotte, N.C., home, "Packer and Durham" will air from 7-10 a.m., and be simulcast on SiriusXM.
"I think my dad would be proud," Durham said. "I think he'd be happy they've entrusted people who know the history of the league."
Another chapter in that history opens Thursday. Will enough folks pay for the ACC Network and watch on their televisions, laptops, tablets and/or phones? Will the channel's exposure elevate the conference's already-accomplished Olympic sports programs?
Ten years since first broaching the concept and three years since finalizing the project with ESPN, Swofford is confident.
The ACC Network, he said, "is built to last."
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Hone, William. The Year Book of Daily Recreation and Information, concerning Remarkable Men and Manners, Times and Seasons, Solemnities and Merry-Makings, Antiquities and Novelties: on the Plan of the Every-Day Book and Table Book, or Everlasting Calendar of Popular Amusements, Sports, Pastimes, Ceremonies, Customs, and Events, incident to each of the Three Hundred and Sixty-Five Days in Past and Present Times; forming a Complete History of the Year; and a Perpetual Key to the Almanac (London; Glasgow; Dublin, 1832)
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Atacama BackYard Observatory - Established March 27, 2019
Images displayed in this gallery were captured remotely from our observatory outside San Pedro de Atacama, Chile ( with my partner, Guylain Rochon), all from the comfort of home!
All images in this gallery were processed by Malcolm Park.
Equipment used; TEC140 APO with TEC Field Flattener. Starlight Instruments Posi Drive Motor System. Alnitak Flip Flat. Moravian G4 16803 4k square CCD with LRGB Ha OIII and SII filters. 10 Micron GM2000 mount.
Software used; Sequence Generator Pro with PHD2, Astroplanner, Pixinsight and Photoshop
Omega Nebula (M17)
The Omega Nebula, also known as the Swan Nebula, Checkmark Nebula, and the Horseshoe Nebula (catalogued as Messier 17 or M17 or NGC 6618) is an H II region in the constellation Sagittarius. The Omega Nebula is between 5,000 and 6,000 light-years from Earth and it spans some 15 light-years in diameter. The cloud of interstellar matter of which this nebula is a part is roughly 40 light-years in diameter and has a mass of 30,000 solar masses. The total mass of the Omega Nebula is an estimated 800 solar masses. It is considered one of the brightest and most massive star-forming regions of our galaxy. Its local geometry is similar to the Orion Nebula except that it is viewed edge-on rather than face-on. The open cluster NGC 6618 lies embedded in the nebulosity and causes the gases of the nebula to shine due to radiation from these hot, young stars; however, the actual number of stars in the nebula is much higher - up to 800, 100 of spectral type earlier than B9, and 9 of spectral type O, plus over a thousand stars in formation on its outer regions. It is also one of the youngest clusters known, with an age of just 1 million years.
M20 (The Trifid Nebula) and M21 (Open Cluster)
The Trifid Nebula is an H II region located in Sagittarius. It was discovered by Charles Messier on June 5, 1764. Its name means 'divided into three lobes'. The object is an unusual combination of an open cluster of stars; an emission nebula, a reflection nebula and a dark nebula. Radius: 21 light years Distance to Earth: 5,200 light years Coordinates: RA 18h 2m 23s | Dec -23° 1′ 48″ Distance: 4100±200 ly (1,260±70 pc) Constellation: Sagittarius Did you know: Messier 20 is a popular target for amateur astronomers as it is quite bright, even when seen through a small telescope. -Wikipedia
IC2948
IC 2944, also known as the Running Chicken Nebula or the λ Centauri Nebula, is an open cluster with an associated emission nebula found in the constellation Centaurus, near the star λ Centauri. It features Bok globules, which are frequently a site of active star formation. However, no evidence for star formation has been found in any of the globules in IC 2944.


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as well ashe Populus Balsamifera is commonly known as the Balsam Poplar.
The scientific name of balsam poplar is Populus balsamifera L. subsp. balsamifera. Black cottonwood (Populus balsamifera subsp. trichocarpa) is the other subspecies of Populus balsamifera . For information on black cottonwood, see that FEIS review. Balsam poplar hybridizes with black cottonwood in Alaska, where ranges of the two trees overlap . It also hybridizes with narrowleaf cottonwood (P. angustifolia) , eastern cottonwood (P. deltoides) , and rarely with aspen (P. tremuloides) . LIFE FORM : Tree FEDERAL LEGAL STATUS : No special status OTHER STATUS : The South Dakota Natural Heritage Program lists balsam poplar as uncommon in the state .
Balsam poplar occurs mainly in riparian areas of boreal and montane conifer forests . Its distribution extends from Alaska across most of Canada to Labrador and Newfoundland . In British Columbia it is restricted to areas east of the Rocky Mountains . Balsam poplar is rare in the northwestern United States, with sketchy records of its existence in Idaho and Oregon . It occurs sparingly in the Rocky Mountains of Montana, Wyoming, Utah, and Colorado and extends east through the northern Great Plains to the Atlantic Coast. It is found along creekbanks, moist hillsides, sandhill potholes, and knolls in North and South Dakota . North and east of the Great Plains, balsam poplar forms extensive floodplain forests . New York and West Virginia are alternately reported as the southern extreme for this tree in the eastern United States.


In some cases, subsidizing dissolved oxygen availability is most reliable using either pure oxygen or compressed air containing a greater fraction of oxygen than atmospheric air (21% oxygen). Pure oxygen has been used in some parts of the US to maintain dissolved oxygen downstream of a reservoir dam release (to maintain fishery habitat) and where oxygen demand is extreme. Early systems used mechanical/electrical pumps underwater, which required underwater pump maintenance and resulted in significant down time. Ecosystem Consulting Service modified the geometry of several of its aerators to create a pneumatically-driven downflow contact reactor. Designed for use with compressed air, pure oxygen, or "enriched air", this approach makes bubbles slowly move downward with no electrical or mechanical parts underwater! As a result, the contact time between fluid and gas is very long, making the technology much more efficient than other oxygenation approaches (and there are no underwater electrical or mechanical parts to require expensive repairs).
Integrated approaches which use compressed air to drive the air-lift pumping of water, and which use an oxygen source to subsidize dissolved oxygen input can be most effective in water bodies that exhibit a very high oxygen demand. Such systems can be "Side-Stream Oxygenation" tapped into in-lake aerators (oxygenation equipment is readily accessed on land for maintenance), or oxygen feed systems to increase the oxygen content of "air gas" sent to aerators. Air contains 21% oxygen. If the compressed air, or side-stream feed, doubles the oxygen delivery then the scale of in-lake equipment is reduced to half. Two aerators can accomplish the oxygen input of four! The oxygen source can be Liquid Oxygen, or an on-site oxygen generator that concentrates oxygen from air.


Parking: Limited. Park on side of road.
This trail was created as a Creston Rotary Club project, it starts part-way up Thompson Mtn FSR, and travels through forest, and scree to a lovely viewpoint complete with a sturdy yet comfortable bench.
The map and length of this trail are up to the viewpoint, as many hikers will reverse course at this point and head back do the way they came. Alternatively, hikers can follow the trail past the viewpoint for a few hundred meters until they reach the forestry road, and can descend down to their vehicles on the road.


-Group Of 6 Persons Are Employed In Destacking From The Arriving Truck And Walking Down The Make Shift Ramp And Stack It Into The Container.
-Reduced Muscle Power And Walking With Load Is Reduced.
-Easy Destacking From Trucks And Stacking Into Containers.
-The Fixed Portion Of The Equipment Is 1.5 Metres In The Middle.
-The Reversible Frame Of The Conveyor Allows Space For The Emptying Truck And The Filling Container.


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Kilmun Farmhouse has stunning views over Loch Awe
Delightful Sutherland farm within easy reach of the NC500
Forestry Manager and Assistant Forester based in Perth and Inverness
Visit Bell Ingram's stand at the Royal Highland Show
Farm Machinery Dispersal Sale – 29th June 2019
Mull over island life in one of the 'UK's best places to live'
Buyers can bag a beautiful B&B in the shadow of Ben Nevis
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Developers recognise opportunities in affordable housing
BUILDING works have commenced on a new housing development set in the beautiful Perthshire countryside.
The Forgan Grove site was initially planned for homes worth in excess of half a million pounds.
Following the recession a new approach has been taken to reflect the demand for smaller, more affordable housing in the area.
Seven detached homes are on the market with property experts Bell Ingram, the mixture of four and five bedroom properties range from £325,000 to £395,000 in price and are due for completion in February 2019.
Carl Warden, Senior Associate at Bell Ingram, said: "This is a really exciting new development to be a part of and it shows the value of paying close attention to the market and going back to planning to provide smaller, more affordable housing.
"Planning consent was initially granted in 2008 but following the recession and changing market, the decision was taken to build more housing but at more affordable prices.
"It's well known that there's a demand for housing across the country, especially in Perth, which is regarded as one of the most desirable locations to live within Scotland.
"The homes at Forgan Grove have all been designed to the highest of standards and provide a perfect base for families with terrific transport connections to other major cities."
Set in mature grounds near woodland at Strathallan School, the houses come with a raft of premium features such as underfloor heating and high spec kitchens as standard.
The properties boast either attached or detached garages while the patio areas in the private gardens offer the ideal location to unwind after a day at work.
The village of Forgandenny has a vibrant community atmosphere and is within easy commuting distance of both Perth and Edinburgh being located just four miles off the M90.
Perth was recently awarded city status and has an array of recreational activities on offer including Scone Palace, one of the country's oldest stately homes, while there are a range of top-quality golf courses nearby.
To arrange a viewing, email enquiries@bellingram.co.uk or call 01738 621 121. More information can be found at: goo.gl/975j3a
Established 117 years ago, Bell Ingram has 130 professional staff across 11 UK offices including: farm, estate and forestry managers; chartered surveyors, estate agents, architects, planners, and building surveyors; and tourism, GIS mapping, and renewable energy specialists.
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Q: :name_prefix is not effecting anything on namespace routing I'm trying for a day to solve this one...
Moving an app from rails 2 to rails 3, I've encountered some problems with the Routes.
I want to use the :name_prefix option on the 'namespace' method. Can I do that?
I've tried getting the same results with the 'scope' option but still got to a dead end.
Here is a sample code and the routes it produces:
namespace :blog, :name_prefix => 'admin_' do
  resources :contexts
end

scope :module => 'blog', :path_name_prefix => 'admin_' do
  resources :contexts
end

rake routes:
blog_contexts GET    /blog/contexts(.:format) blog/contexts#index {:name_prefix=>"admin_"}
              POST   /blog/contexts(.:format) blog/contexts#create {:name_prefix=>"admin_"} new_blog_context GET    /blog/contexts/new(.:format) blog/contexts#new {:name_prefix=>"admin_"} edit_blog_context GET    /blog/contexts/:id/edit(.:format) blog/contexts#edit {:name_prefix=>"admin_"}

blog_context GET    /blog/contexts/:id(.:format) blog/contexts#show {:name_prefix=>"admin_"}
             PUT    /blog/contexts/:id(.:format) blog/contexts#update {:name_prefix=>"admin_"}
             DELETE /blog/contexts/:id(.:format) blog/contexts#destroy {:name_prefix=>"admin_"}

contexts GET    /contexts(.:format) blog/contexts#index {:path_name_prefix=>"admin_"}

       POST   /contexts(.:format) blog/contexts#create {:path_name_prefix=>"admin_"} new_context GET

/contexts/new(.:format) blog/contexts#new {:path_name_prefix=>"admin_"} edit_context GET    /contexts/:id/edit(.:format) blog/contexts#edit {:path_name_prefix=>"admin_"} context GET    /contexts/:id(.:format) blog/contexts#show {:path_name_prefix=>"admin_"}
        PUT    /contexts/:id(.:format) blog/contexts#update {:path_name_prefix=>"admin_"}
        DELETE /contexts/:id(.:format) blog/contexts#destroy {:path_name_prefix=>"admin_"}

It's hard to notice the difference but the namespace method adds its name to (1) the path-name, (2) the path itself - what you see in the browser, and (3) as the controller prefix.
The scope method only adds a controller prefix.
As you can see, the :name_prefix is not effecting anything in the path name - what am I missing?

A: I'm not 100% sure if I understand you correctly, but you probably want to do something like this:
scope :admin do
  scope :blog do
    resources :contexts
  end
end

And an option B (but not as nice) would be:
scope :blog, :as => 'admin_blog'
  resources :contexts
end

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"The Cognitive Effects of Poor Vision and Hearing," by Jane E. Brody (Personal Health column, Science Times, Sept. 26), brings needed attention to the implications of vision loss on aging.
Vision plays a critical role in everyday functioning, and vision loss, combined with hearing or cognitive loss, compounds the effect of any of those conditions individually. Dementing diseases and cerebrovascular events that affect the brain all increase in incidence with aging.
Talking with medical professionals when any change in perception or cognition is detected is essential to address preventable decline. Many of these issues are often worsened by assuming that they are part of normal aging.
Adults need to be educated about the importance of routine eye exams, while primary-care physicians need to be alert for any signs of sensory or cognitive deficit.
While some of these issues are not treatable, most are; vision loss need not be an inevitable consequence of getting older.
The writer is president and chief executive of the Lighthouse Guild.


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Could Paul Walker's family once again help reunite the Fast & Furious family?
After the late actor's tragic death in 2013 during a break from filming Furious 7, Caleb and Cody Walker stepped in to complete the project as Paul's face was superimposed over their performances, including for the emotional final scene.
Walker's Brian O'Conner is still alive in the mega-franchise and was mentioned multiple times in last year's The Fate of the Furious, the first installment filmed entirely since Walker's death. And with the upcoming Fast 9 and Fast 10 set to possibly wrap up the worldwide phenomenon that their brother helped start, Caleb and Cody hope they — and Paul — can be a part of it.
Fast 9 opens on April 10, 2020, while Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham's spin-off races into theaters on July 26, 2019.


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La Liga Nacional de Nueva Zelanda 1993 fue la vigesimacuarta edición de la antigua primera división del país y primera edición del formato de la Superclub League, que remplazó a la National League. Se disputaron tres ligas regionales, luego una nacional y finalmente el campeón se decidió mediante playoffs, al contrario del sistema de todos contra todos que imperó hasta 1992.  El torneo lo ganó el Napier City Rovers, siendo su segundo título en el campeonato.

Fase regional

Northern League

Central League

Southern League

Fase nacional

National League

Playoffs

Semifinales

Final preliminar

Final

Referencias
NZ 1993

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I'm delighted that this term's Woolf for Dummies set books include A Writer's Diary because this rather lovely edition has been sitting loved but a trifle misunderstood on my shelves for too long now.
That lovely Vanessa Bell artwork and a first edition probably completely devalued by previous owner's annotation but I love the look of it.In a way I'm pleased because there's something sad about first editions like this being too precious to handle and I now feel perfectly justified in adding my own annotations too.
It came full of those mysterious yellowing newspaper cuttings that you often find and which must have held enormous significance to the cutter but are just faded symbols of times gone by for me.
While I'm on the subject, can anyone tell me why these covers are no longer published? Is this a copyright issue? Wouldn't these books sell in their droves if they went back to these?


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Brexit betrayal
'Betrayal of 17.4m People': Brexiteer MPs Pan Deal, Demand May's Ousting
Brexiteer Tories have come out against Theresa May's plan to allow MPs to vote on a second referendum if they pass her EU-approved treaty, with some lawmakers calling for the prime minister to be ousted.
Victoria Friedman
22 May 2019, 4:14 AM PST
Farage Warns a May-Corbyn Soft Brexit Compromise Would Be 'Final Betrayal'
Nigel Farage has warned that a potential Brexit compromise between Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn would be the "final betrayal" of the 2016 referendum result.
5 May 2019, 5:01 AM PST
Brexit: IDS Rages Against 'Arrogant' Parliament 'at Odds' with British People
Former Conservative Party leader and Brexiteer Iain Duncan Smith MP condemned "arrogant" Parliament for abusing the sovereignty lent to it by the British people to ram through legislation aimed at stopping Brexit.
10 Apr 2019, 3:02 AM PST
Every Region in England & Wales Apart from London Backs No Deal over Remain
Every region in the England and Wales, apart from London, supports leaving the European Union without a deal over Remaining, according to a poll.
4 Apr 2019, 5:51 AM PST
WATCH – Delingpole: Brexiteers Much Nicer than Remainers, Experts Confirm
Brexiteers are much nicer people than Remainers, experts have confirmed.
30 Mar 2019, 10:46 AM PST
John Bolton: Trump 'Eager for the Will of the British People to Be Carried Out'
President Trump's National Security Advisor John Bolton has offered some words of assurances to the British people on the day the UK was supposed to leave the European Union, saying the United States is eager to do a bilateral trade deal and the UK remains at "top of the queue."
29 Mar 2019, 1:51 PM PST
'Betrayal', 'May's Deal Is Not Brexit At All': Brexiteers React to the Day Britain Should Have Left the EU
Brexiteers have reacted to the failure of the Conservative Party establishment to deliver Brexit on the day the country was scheduled to leave the EU, warning that if MPs vote to pass Prime Minister Theresa May's Withdrawal Agreement it would "simply not be Brexit at all."
29 Mar 2019, 6:13 AM PST
Tusk: EU Cannot 'Betray' Britons Who Signed Petition, Marched to Stop Brexit
President of the European Council Donald Tusk said that it would be "unacceptable" to "betray" the people who signed an online petition and marched in London to stop Brexit.
'Parliament No Longer Represents the People': May Loses Control of OWN MOTION Hijacked by Hardline Remainers
Brexiteers have reacted with anger after the House of Commons voted to stop the UK leaving the EU without a deal, whilst the Tory Party is in disarray after Prime Minister Theresa May lost control of her own motion.
Bridgen: Farage's New Party a 'Threat' to Tories if Brexit Delayed
Tory Brexiteer Andrew Bridgen MP has warned that Nigel Farage's new Brexit Party will threaten the future of the Conservative Party if his colleagues fail to deliver Brexit.MEP Nigel Farage announced that his Brexit Party has gained 35,000 supporters in
12 Feb 2019, 1:16 AM PST
Brexiteers Could Back May's Deal if She Promises to Resign
A growing number of Tory MPs are demanding the prime minister specify a date for her departure as leader, believing it could soften opposition and increase support for her Brexit deal in Parliament.
Liam Deacon
27 Nov 2018, 3:49 AM PST
Theresa May's Government Implodes as 9th MP Resigns over Soft Brexit Plan
A ninth MP has resigned in the past week since Conservative Prime Minister Theresa May revealed her soft Brexit plan which has been branded a betrayal of Leave voters by prominent Eurosceptics.
16 Jul 2018, 7:36 AM PST


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Black Sabbath Star Set To Buy Soccer Club
Posten on: 2008-06-24 06:52:43
Black Sabbath rocker Geezer Butler has his heart set on buying into English soccer club Aston Villa. The bass player is an ardent fan of the soccer team, and insists he is serious about putting money into the club. He says, "I'm thinking of trying to buy into Aston Villa FC. I never miss a game on television in the U.S. where I live and I'm looking into investing 60 million... of what I can't say."
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Black Sabbath will not play at their Hall of Fame induction
Ozzyhead.com, the place for news on Ozzy Osbourne, reports Black Sabbath drummer, Bill Ward has stated Black Sabbath will not play at the band's induction to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ceremony. The ceremony takes place on March 13th at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in Manhattan, New York. Black Sabbath is not scheduled to play Ozzfest this year. Rumors of who will take their place are abound. Check back in to The Gauntlet to read about the legendary band's replacement when announced.
Dio, Sabbath Mates Plotting 'Hell' Of A Tour
What began as fondly jamming to the post-Ozzy Osbourne Black Sabbath tracks "Heaven and Hell" and "The Mob Rules" during Sabbath's Ozzfest 2005 soundchecks eventually led to a reunion with former singer Ronnie James Dio, according to bassist Geezer Butler. "We just thought it was a bit of a shame that we can't play those songs again," he tells Billboard.com. "And then earlier this year [Sabbath guitarist] Tony [Iommi] went to see Dio. They wrote a couple of songs together and it just went from there." Not only will an upcoming Dio-era Sabbath anthology feature three new songs ("Shadow of the Wind," "Devil Cries" and "Ear in the Wall"), but, as previously reported, a world tour is planned for 2007 as Heaven And Hell, the title of Sabbath's first post-Ozzy album from 1979. "The [Dio-era had] really good songs [that were] a lot different to the old original Sabbath stuff," Butler says. "They really are fun to play because a lot of them have a lot of space, where you can improvise a lot instead of sticking to the rigid formula." To read the rest at Billboard.com, click here
Black Sabbath Reunion With Ozzy in 2008?
Sharon Osbourne says she's pleased OZZY OSBOURNE will be back headlining the entire OzzFest run this year after playing limited dates in 2006. "It just legitimizes it," she says. "It's his name up there. He's the godfather... the icon figure." And while the tour will be promoting Ozzy's latest album, Black Rain, she says talks are ongoing about a BLACK SABBATH reunion in 2008. "We're definitely talking to the guys, just talking," she says. "I think when they finish their (HEAVEN AND HELL with RONNIE JAMES DIO) tour and we finish (OZZFest), we can sit down and spend more time on it."
Black Sabbath honored
Heavy metal outfit Black Sabbath, led by Ozzy Osbourne, are to be inducted into the UK Music Hall Of Fame. Sabbath enjoyed great success throughout the seventies and the eighties, with a string of hits including the anthemic 'Mama, i'm coming home'. The group were famed for their legendary stage shows, with enigmatic and unpredictable frontman Osbourne often indulging in such wholesome activities as biting bats heads off mid-performance. Osbourne, has since went on to achieve greater notoriety as a star of reality TV show 'The Osbournes', which has seen the majority of his family achieve international celebrity status. A clearly delighted Ozzy commented: "For once in my life I'm speechless, but very happy and honoured." Osbourne will be honoured alongside Bob Dylan, Pink Floyd, Jimi Hendrix, New Order, The Who and The Kinks. The late John Peel will become an honorary member reports The Sun. The ceremony will take place at London's Alexandra Palace on November 16.
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Q: React Native: npx @rnx-kit/dep-check --set-version [major.minor] returns empty. Should I do anything? I'm using the React Native upgrade helper to upgrade from 0.63.4 to 0.64.0.
The first thing it says is You can use the following command to kick off the upgrade: npx @rnx-kit/dep-check --set-version [major.minor]. I ran npx @rnx-kit/dep-check --set-version 0.64 and it returned nothing.
Does this mean there are no incompatibilities and I'm good?

A: Yep, if there are any outdated dependencies(critical) in the project it usually returns with a warn saying that the dependencies need to be updated .