Although Jack Dawson and Rose DeWitt Bukater were composed as fictitious characters it absolutely was discovered that there was actually a real 'J. Dawson' from Dublin, who perished on the Titanic and was buried alongside other passengers at 'Fairview Lawn Cemetery', in Nova Scotia. Gregory Cooke as Jack Phillips : Senior wireless operator on board the Titanic. If you have any type of concerns relating to where and the best ways to utilize titanic movie, you could call us at our web-site. This influences his decision to raise the ship's speed to make headlines (whether this escalation in rate really happened is powerfully challenged; see RMS Titanic); it is later revealed in the present that this was due to his long expertise inducing him to conclude that anything big enough to sink Titanic could be observable early enough in order for them to avert it. He pulls away into the bridge as the boat sinks, expiring when water bursts through the windows while clinging to the ship's wheel.
Understanding that she cannot leave Jack, Rose reunites with him back on board Titanic. This picture has taught me a lesson which is cherish time you've together because in seconds, minutes, or hours, you'll not understand what is going to occur to each other and cherish the individual you love the most in your own life. Carta Giovani mette in palio 25 poster del film TITANIC in uscita il 6 aprile in 3D! Moody is after shown following Mr. Murdoch's orders to place the ship to full speed ahead, and advises First Officer Murdoch about the iceberg. He presents with little regard for sensitivity, how the Titanic sank with a computer simulation, to Rose. Reading these facts from elsewhere and IMBb will make you think about all of the hard work, the casualties, and the movie it took to make this type of picture that was gigantic. In 1912 Southampton, 17-year old first-class passenger Rose DeWitt Bukater, her fiance Cal Hockley, and her mom Ruth board the luxurious Titanic. Beautiful Titanic is a breathless love story that can capture the hearts of the audience.
The movie garnered fourteen Academy Awards nominations, tying the record set in 1950 by Joseph L. Mankiewicz's All About Eve and won eleven, including the Best Picture and Best Director. Principal photography for Titanic commenced in September 1996 at the newly-assembled Fox Baja Studios. It catches my attention and its a big part of history and I enjoy learning New things about it. This picture is great and it is one of my favorites! It told me more regarding the history concerning the Titanic although it had some fictional characters inside. It was a truly enjoyable and great film 2 watch and I am hoping you will love it too!!!!!!!! I could hear it always and never get sick of it. Titanic is so fascinating also. Bernard Hill as Captain Edward John Smith : Smith intended to make the Titanic voyage his closing one before retiring.
A full time etiquette teacher was hired to instruct the cast on the manner of the upper class gentility in 1912. Cameron picked to build his RMS Titanic on the starboard side as a study of weather data showed prevailing north-to-south wind which blew the funnel smoke aft. Regrettably, many passengers aboard the Titanic likely expired without having one picture shot of them, in their own life. He asked for a moment of silence for the 1,500 men, women, and children who perished when the ship sank when he accepted one of the 11 Oscars the movie brought in.
To state that I've watched this film a million times would only shortchange the times I've actually seen it!!! This movie is one of the best movies, Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet could not have portrayed such characters that were better. It is now among the best 100 movie quotes of all time from the American Film Institute. Watched this movie for the maybe 100th time, it's some real feelings... Titanic, picture, quotes, lyrics. The movie features 40 minutes of scenes set in 1912, which will be the precise quantity of time the Titanic took to sink in real life and 2 hours.


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Kidney damage due to different drugs is common.
Why is the kidney more vulnerable to drug toxicity compared to other organs of the body?
Drug excretion by kidney:The kidney is a major organ involved in the removal of drugs and its metabolites. During the process of drug removal some drugs or its metabolites can damage the kidney.
High blood flow to kidney: Every minute 20% of total blood pumped by the heart (1200 ml blood) enters both kidneys for purification. Among all organs of the body, the kidney receives the highest amount of blood per kilogram weight of the organ. Because of the rich blood supply, harmful drugs and substances are delivered to the kidney in a large amount and in a short time. This can damage the kidney.
For body ache, headache, joint pain and fever, various over the counter (OTC) medicines are available and these drugs are taken freely without doctor's prescription. These drugs are principally responsible for kidney damage.
What are NSAIDs? Which drugs belong to this group?
Non Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs) are common medications used to reduce pain, fever and inflammation. These drugs include aspirin, diclofenac, ibuprofen, indomethacin, ketoprofen, meloxicam, mefenamic acid, nimesulide, naproxen etc.
Pain killer drugs are a major cause of drug induced kidney damage.
Do NSAIDs cause damage to kidneys?
NSAIDs are generally safe provided they are taken in correct doses under the supervision of a doctor. But it is important to remember that NSAIDs rank second to aminoglycosides as the most common cause of drug induced kidney damage.
When can NSAIDs damage kidneys?
Prolonged NSAID use taken in high dosages without supervision of a doctor.
Prolonged use of a combination drug in a single pill (e.g. APC which contains aspirin, phenacetin and caffeine).
NSAID use in the elderly, those with kidney failure, diabetes or dehydration.
Which pain killer is safe for kidney failure patients?
Paracetamol (acetaminophen) is a safer drug for pain compared to NSAIDs.
Many heart patients are prescribed lifelong aspirin. Can this damage the kidney?
Since a low dose of aspirin is advised for cardiac patients, it is safe.
Is kidney damage caused by NSAIDs reversible?
Yes. When acute kidney damage is due to short term use of NSAIDs, it is usually reversible by stopping NSAID drugs and proper treatment. No. Many elderly patients with joint pain need NSAIDs for a long period. When taken continuously in large doses for a long period (years) NSAID use can lead to slow and progressive kidney damage. This type of kidney damage is irreversible. Elderly patients, who need large doses of NSAIDs for a very long period, should take these medications under the guidance and supervision of a physician.
Self-medication of common pain killer drugs can be dangerous.
How does one diagnose slow but progressive kidney damage due to long term NSAIDs in the early stage?
Appearance of protein in urine is the first and only clue of kidney damage due to NSAIDs. When kidney function worsens creatinine level in blood rises.
How does one prevent kidney damage due to pain killers?
Avoid the use of NSAIDs in high risk persons.
Avoid indiscriminate use of pain killers or OTC pain relievers.
When NSAIDs are necessary for a long period, they should be taken strictly under the doctor's supervision.
Limit dose and duration of treatment with NSAIDs.
Avoid a combination of mixture of pain killers for a long period.
Drink plenty of fluid daily. Adequate hydration is important to maintain proper blood supply to kidney and to avoid damage to kidney.
CHP. 21. Kidney and Drugs 159.
Aminoglycosides are a group of antibiotics frequently used in practice and a common cause of kidney damage. Kidney damage occurs usually 7 - 10 days after the initiation of therapy. Diagnosis of this problem is often missed because volume of urine is unaltered.
The risk of aminoglycosides induced kidney damage is high in the elderly, dehydration, pre-existing kidney disease, potassium and magnesium deficiency, administration of large doses for prolonged periods, combination therapy with other drugs which can damage the kidney, sepsis, liver disease and congestive heart failure.
Risk of drug induced kidney damage is high in patients with diabetes, kidney failure, dehydration or advanced age.
How does one prevent kidney damage due to aminoglycosides?
Cautious use of aminoglycosides in high risk persons. Correction or removal of the risk factors.
Once-daily administration of aminoglycosides instead of divided dosage.
Use of optimum dose and duration of aminoglycosides therapy.
Dose modification in the presence of pre-existing kidney damage.
Serial monitoring of serum creatinine every other day for early detection of kidney damage.
Radiographic contrast media (X-ray dyes) induced kidney damage is a common cause of acute kidney failure in hospitalized patients, and is usually reversible. The risk of contrast induced kidney damage is high in the presence of diabetes, dehydration, heart failure, pre-existing kidney damage, advanced age and concurrent use of drugs that can damage the kidney.
Different measures can prevent contrast induced kidney damage. Important measures are use of smallest dose of contrast, use of nonionic contrast agents, maintaining adequate hydration with IV fluids, and administration of sodium bicarbonate and acetylcysteine.
For high risk patients, administer aminoglycosides cautiously & monitor serum creatinine serially to prevent kidney damage.
CHP. 21. Kidney and Drugs 161.
Other common drugs that can damage kidneys are certain antibiotics, anticancer therapy, antituberculosis drugs etc.
The popular belief that all natural medicines (Aurvedic medicines, Chinese herbs etc.) and dietary supplements are harmless is wrong.
Certain medicines of these groups contain heavy metals and toxic substances which can cause damage to the kidney.
Use of certain medicines of these groups can be dangerous in patients with kidney failure.
Certain drugs with high potassium content can be lethal in kidney failure.
It is a wrong belief that all natural medicines are always safe for the kidney.


We are more than you think we are. I guarantee it! How well do you know me? Perhaps not very well. What about the person sat next to or opposite you? Perhaps all you know is what you see. But we are more than you think we are. Moreover, we are more than our mental health diagnosis. I explore this further, telling you a little bit about me that you don't know.
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In 2017 the GEC is opening its Workshop series to help strengthen relations between engineering research at the University of Groningen and societal partners. For this purpose we are inviting workshop proposals from the GEC researchers, for which the Center offers a small financial contribution and organizational assistance.
We are expecting proposals for a 1-day event (between 10.00 and 17.00, including lunch), submitted by GEC researchers gathering approximately 50 participants (from RUG and externally, whom you can select), targeted on a topic of interest to both academic and societal partners (it should involve at least 1 large societal partner). The proposal should be 1 A4 page long (1.5 cm margins) and pitch how your event will help with the societal profiling of engineering in Groningen.


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Schenkia elegans är en gentianaväxtart som först beskrevs av Gonçalo Antonio da Silva Ferreira Sampaio, och fick sitt nu gällande namn av Z.Díaz. Schenkia elegans ingår i släktet Schenkia och familjen gentianaväxter. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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Fukushima Roshi, Chief Abbot of Tofuku-ji Zen Buddhist Sect in Kyoto.
John Teramoto, president of SKA's Black Belt Council, spent some years as Associate Professor of Art History at the University of Kansas and as Curator of Asian Art at the Spencer Museum of Art. During his tenure at K.U., Dr. Teramoto introduced members of KC Shotokan to the lectures and instruction of Fukushima Keido Roshi, Chief Abbot of the Tofukuji Zen Sect in Kyoto, Japan.
Keidô Fukushima (福島 慶道, March 1, 1933 – March 1, 2011) began visiting the United States and the Spencer Museum in 1989. There he has presented an annual calligraphy demonstration and lecture and has given instruction in Zen Sitting.
The following notes were made by Mike Lyon during a March 6, 2003 Lecture by Fukushima Keido Roshi, Chief Abbot of the Tofuku-ji Zen Buddhist Sect of Kyoto. The lecture was presented at the University of Kansas' Spencer Museum of Art in Lawrence, Kansas. Ms. ??? acted as Fukushima Roshi's English translator, as the lecture was in Japanese. There are some inaccuracies in my notes because the translator was occasionally inaudible and because I was often too slow to capture everything.
Fukushima Keido Roshi is the 303rd Head Abbot of Tofuku-ji Monastery since it was founded in the 13th century. This is his 15th visit to the Spencer Museum since his first visit in 1989 in conjunction with the important "Art of Zen" exhibit here. Next year we will mount a show of Roshi's calligraphy at the time of his visit. Stephen Addis (originally from KU) and Audrey Seio wrote the wonderful catalog for this show.
Rōshi is extremely articulate, though he tends to cut his sentences short for the translator—just meat and bones. The "Japanized" English translation captures the flavor of his talk, but the stilted English is due to the translator's ability and Mike Lyon's long-hand note-taking, not to the way Rōshi was speaking.
The title of my lecture is "Zen and the Bridge".
All my old friends know that I'm fond of bridges. Since 1989, America has been like my second home. More specifically K.U. has been my "home". Even more specifically the Spencer Museum is my home." The Spencer was my first home in America. Many of the Doctors and Professors I met at the Spencer have gone to other universities and museums now. So, for example, because of Professor [Stephen] Addiss I have started going to Richmond. Because of Professor Hurst I go to the University of Pennsylvania. And because of ??? and ??? I go to the Cincinnati Museum and to Carnegie Mellon, and so on. (The translator is struggling with unfamiliar names of people and places and is stumbling, so Rōshi adlibs, The speaker is nervous, but the translator is more nervous!
So K.U. is like a hub airport to me, and I told my old friends that I want to keep coming until I can no longer walk. (I think that is what he said. At least he has said as much in past lectures). A few years back, I spoke about "Zen and Humor". I gave that lecture only at K.U. I always teach non-attachment to the monks.
I am fond of bridges. I like other things, too. I like coffee, especially Starbucks Coffee. I like Chocolate, especially Godiva chocolate. A Zen master has no attachments, but I am attached to coffee, chocolate, and bridges. One of my senior monks (My associate) said, "But Roshi, coffee and chocolates are attachments!" I said, "I am a Zen Master. I have no attachments. But I am attached to coffee, chocolate, and bridges!" Please don't worry, these are good attachments.
First reason. Every country has borders. My hope is that there will be spiritual bridges between countries. Actually there is a long spiritual bridge across the Pacific, between America and Japan. This long bridge over the ocean is called United Airlines. I have lots of miles on United, but this year I'm worried.
Tōfukuji's wooden bridge is called "Tsūtenkyō" which means, "Bridge to the heavens." Another reason why I like bridges is that as Tōfukuji's abbot, I own this bridge.
Third reason. Every time I come to America, I come through San Francisco. And on the way home, I make it a point to do a bridge tour. In San Francisco there are four major bridges: Golden Gate Bridge, Bay Bridge, San Mateo Bridge, the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge, and I like to tour those bridges. When I go to Columbia University and I have a free weekend in New York, I do a bridge tour. I do a bridge tour every year.
Last year I went to West Virginia. Did you know that West Virginia has the 2nd tallest bridge in America? Colorado has the tallest. How many bridges are there in America? Do you know? There are more than 200,000 bridges in America. If you want to know about bridges in America, please ask me! When I retire from the monastery, I want to do a bridge tour for six months.
I have a friend in Portland who is a psychiatrist, and he told me this story about his studies in Africa. There were these two villages separated by a small river. The people from these villages were always fighting with each other. They would line up across the river and throw stones and spears at each other. This had always been the way things were. My friend the psychiatrist heard this story and he gave his advice. Please build a tiny bridge over the river between the two villages. The bridge was built and there was no more fighting. Even though it was only a tiny bridge, there was no more fighting because of communication. Because of communication, the people from the two villages started to trust. So across countries, I build bridges so we can understand each other.
There are old Zen stories about bridges. So I want to talk about three stories. Or maybe two stories, depending on the translator.
Jōshū is the name of a famous Chinese Zen Master from the 8th century. Joshu is also the name of a region in China about three hours drive from Peking. There's a big stone bridge there. A beautiful bridgebuilt during the Sui dynasty (581-618). It's not that big, but it has a great arch and its beautiful.
One time, a friend gave me a book with beautiful color pictures of long bridges. I opened the book, and there was Joshu Bridge. I'd been there more than ten times, so I could recognize it easily. This was a book with pictures of world famous bridges. The only bridge illustrated from China was Joshu Bridge, so that means that Joshu Bridge is a symbol of China.
Story 2: Cross over, cross over!
This bridge lets donkeys pass and horses pass.
In Zen, that means Joshu, the master himself, becomes the bridge. In Zen, it's very important to "become" something. When you see bridge, become bridge. When you see mountain, become mountain. Koan study means, Zen question, Zen answer. In Rinzai there are 1,700 questions—3000 if you include subquestions. Among the 1,700 questions there is a question where "become a mountain" is a good answer. When in a koan session a monk in training answers, "I become mountain!" it's not a good answer, if he's just saying it. In that case I say, "go and become mountain. Experience it." Usually next time he gets it. Then he answers, "I become mountain!" and this is a good answer. But the Master still checks to make sure. He asks, "How high is your mountain?" So if the monk became a mountain for real, he can answer immediately. Then the Master asks, "What is the name of your mountain?", and if the monk became mountain, he can answer without hesitation. Otherwise they have to go back. Experientially becoming leads to the ability to give a good answer regardless of the question. The talking might be done on any level but it still shows true understanding. So, to experientially become something is very important in Zen.
1) Master Joshu (T'ang Dynasty, ~ 600-900 ce) became a bridge. This is the point. Religion is living mu. This mu means literally, non-exist, nothing. But it's not that simple. In Zen, everything is nothing and nothing is everything. My good friend, Dr Zeckhardt ???, is a philosopher from K.U. who has been practicing Zen. For philosophers, Zen is very different at first. In Philosophy, zein ist zein, nicht zein ist nicht zein. So it's difficult to see everything is nothing and nothing is everything. So mu is difficult to translate. So what is myself. I have to cut off my ego. So when ego disappears, I become nothing. Some people think ego-lost is negative, but it's positive – when ego goes and when self becomes mu, it can become anything. So Joshu became mu and could easily become Stone Bridge.
2) Donkey can cross over. This expression shows great compassion. Small donkey and large horse can cross over, and they are not the only ones that can cross over. So Joshu's expression shows great compassion. It means American and Japanese and women and men – all can cross over. If all of us become that sort of bridge, then the world can become very happy and peaceful.
I'm a Zen master and a religious man, so I don't like to talk politics, but this trip I have already visited seven Universities and students asked what I thought about President Bush. As a religious man, I'm against war, and yesterday I demonstrated calligraphy in the central gallery of the Spencer Museum. One of the pieces I wrote said, "Peace is Best." Professor Yamamoto, who had to leave right after the demonstration to go to Paris to attend a UNESCO conference asked my permission and took the calligraphy, "Peace is Best" with him to present there. We should build a bridge between the USA and Iraq – continued dialog – this is very important. If we make bridges between countries, since bridge means "great compassion", I believe peace will come very fast.
So Joshu Stone Bridge is an old story, but it still has meaning today.
Master Rinzai was the founder of the Rinzai sect of Zen Buddhism. This person, Jojoza was Rinzai's disciple. This story is a good one.
One day, Jojoza asked Rinzai, "What is Zen?" And Master Rinzai grabbed, choked and hit him. It was a rash action, but a good teaching. Jojoza didn't understand Rinzai's lesson, but another monk did. He said, "Jojoza, you got a good lesson! Why didn't you make a deep bow?" Then Jojoza got it. What did he realize? Rinzai tried to teach action in mu-shin (empty mind), so he grabs him and hits him and pushes him in mu-shin – which means he wants to teach mu-shin action. But Jojoza didn't get it. Told by the other monk that he should make a deep bow, he bowed in mushin and achieved enlightenment.
It's better to find out for yourself how deep the river is. Zen teaches experiential understanding. A mother teaches her child that fire is hot. But it's better for the child to experience fire. That deep understanding is better.
Bridge is flowing, but the river is not.
This is a "kigo" story. KIGO (ki=action go=word or expression) Action means "satori action," or "mushin action." In order to express zen understanding, Chinese zen monks began to use nonsense expressions. Fudaishi can almost be considered the originator of kigo. Zen teaches mushin.
This is a Zen story which teaches mu-shin. Chinese Zen monks, to express action in mu-shin, started using kigo, and many appear in the old records. When you read these as words, they are hard to understand. I have nothing in my hands, but I am holding a sickle. I am walking but I am riding on an ox. These are nonsensical statements that express the importance of action in mushin. Fudaishi's poem is teaching mu-shin. Zen teaches enlightenment. Empty mind. Your self without ego. Mu-shin your self. Just be!
This year I talked about bridge stories and explained what Zen religion is about.
Q: What's the difference between Buddhism and Zen?
A: Zen is one of Buddhism's many sects. Of all the many sects of Zen, which is best? Our Zen is best! In the USA I use a weasel brush. Weasel brush is strong. In Japan I use wolf brush which is stronger. When I use wolf brush my feeling dances with wolves! Last year I told that joke, and a young woman who comes to my lectures every year said, "you told that same joke last year." She is very intelligent. I wonder about her future. I think she will be very successful.
Q: How long have you been head abbot?
A: Head abbot: 13 years. Zen Master: 20 years. Zen Monk: 56 years. I turned 70 last March. Actually I am 70 years old, but my feeling is 50 years old. Every time I come to Spencer Museum I feel younger!
Q: What do you do when you are not in the USA?
A: I am in USA in February, March, and part of April. Two and a half months. I go to China in the fall. Otherwise, I stay in the monastery and my main job is to teach young monks. That is my main duty every day. Also there are 370 temples of Tofuku-ji, so when one of them has events, I have to attend. And I lecture. Because I am around the young monks, I stay young. Like a kindergarten teacher doesn't get old.
In December sesshin, the senior monk brought me a stupid answer. And he knew it was a stupid answer. So he answered, and immediately grabbed my stick and tried to run out. But behind me, I had a long stick and so… (makes motion of reaching behind, and swinging long stick to hit fleeing monk)!
There are 1700 answers. In the 1700 there are several koan in which a good answer is to hit the Master's face. So I'm ready in those koan and I block. But sometimes in other koan a monk tries to hit by surprise, so I say, "no good!" and then they say, "oh… not the right side, hit the left side!" (motions slapping left, then right).
Tokyo University. A doctor from Tokyo University treated monks. Eventually, he realized we ate simple vegetable diet, so Tokyo University researched and concluded that because they are spiritually strong, even though they eat vegetable diet, the monks are healthy. This doctor said, "I think that because monks eat vegetables, their blood is more pure." Sometimes when monks visit lay people, there's a lunch with meat or fish. There's a rule that you're supposed to finish everything you are served, so we say, "Today I eat meat with hesitation." But I think that the monastery diet is best.
Q (from young girl): Could one not argue that animals' purpose is to die in order to help us by feeding us?
A: That idea is from ego. We will talk about it after.


Geographic, generational and gender trends, not to mention ideological divides, are apparent in state races.
The consequential congressional and state races in Michigan, Kansas and Ohio this week offered jigsaw pieces about the nation's upcoming midterm elections.
But a more complete puzzle is available in just one state: Minnesota. As the campaign leading up to the Aug. 14 primary reflects, Minnesota is a microcosm of transcendent trends in politics and society that are rapidly reshaping America.
This includes partisanship. The deep red/blue divisions riven throughout the country are apparent in this increasingly purple state, as evidenced by Hillary Clinton's narrow victory over Donald Trump in the 2016 presidential election.
Trump's not on the ballot this year. At least not officially. But the president is omnipresent in several significant races. Like the contentious contest for the Democratic nomination for Al Franken's vacated U.S. Senate seat, which pits incumbent Tina Smith against Richard Painter, who was recently a Republican. Drawing upon his Bush White House credentials, Painter became a ubiquitous cable news critic of Trump and now speaks of impeaching him. So, too, do Margaret Anderson Kelliher, Patricia Torres Ray and Ilhan Omar, the three key candidates in the Fifth District U.S. House race.
Conversely, conservatives running in Republican races are sprinting to defend the president.
Gubernatorial candidates Jeff Johnson and Tim Pawlenty are arguing over who's been most supportive. And Republican Reps. Tom Emmer and Jason Lewis, as well as aspirants like the Eighth District's Pete Stauber and the First District's Jim Hagedorn and Carla Nelson, are enthusiastic backers, too.
The Third District's Erik Paulsen, however, has tried to highlight some distance from the president, but his likely opponent, Dean Phillips, hopes voters in the more moderate suburban district distance Paulsen from Washington.
Minnesota also has gaps (if not gulfs) in geographical, gender, generational and other societal areas that reflect the national narrative.
Like the urban-rural divide, which is the dynamic driving state politics here. But the split takes a twist in the race for governor: Two metro-area Republicans purport to speak for greater Minnesota voters, while a leading DFLer, Tim Walz, is a greater Minnesota candidate with solid metro support. In the Fifth, where candidates Omar, Torres Ray and Jamal Abdulahi are immigrants, Kelliher offers a different kind of diversity: She grew up on a farm but represented a Minneapolis district as a legislator.
Geographic dynamics aren't just urban-rural: Stauber is lifted in his mining-dependent district because of Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs, while Hagedorn and Nelson are more vulnerable because retaliatory tariffs on soybeans and other exports threaten their district's farm economy.
Generationally, a significant shift may sharpen by Wednesday: DFLers declining to run for re-election, such as Gov. Mark Dayton, Attorney General Lori Swanson, and Reps. Walz, Keith Ellison and Rick Nolan (along with Franken's resignation from the Senate), suggest a sea change in the Land of 10,000 Lakes. But the primary may resurface Ellison, who's running for attorney general; Nolan, who's Swanson's running mate as she runs for governor, and Walz, who also seeks to top the DFL ticket. Conversely, a generational shift backward may be the vibe if Pawlenty and Swanson win, since Swanson is closely associated with Mike Hatch, the former AG who ran for governor against Pawlenty in 2006.
Chronologically, candidates range from 32-year-old Erin Maye Quade, the DFL-endorsed candidate for lieutenant governor, to 87-year-old Bob Lessard, the Democrat-turned-independent-turned-Republican running for attorney general. And should the 35-year-old Omar win the Fifth, she'll be a relatively young representative in a DFL-dominated district that could send her back to Washington for a generation — or two.
Minnesota is at the vanguard of gender trends, too. St. Paul could see its first female governor should Swanson or Murphy advance. The state already has an all-female Senate delegation with Smith and Amy Klobuchar, a cohort that the GOP's Karin Housley hopes to crash.
And Fourth District Democrat Betty McCollum soon may not be Minnesota's only female U.S. representative: The Fifth District is likely to elect its first woman; Michelle Lee is fighting for the Eighth District DFL nomination; Nelson is a contender in the First; and Angie Craig's second substantial challenge of Lewis in the Second could add to the tally in Washington.
Craig, as well as Maye Quade and Matt Pelikan, the DFL-endorsed attorney general candidate, reflect another national trend: a record number of LGBT candidates who are running across the country.
Demography may indeed be destiny. But ideology is a driver in these divided times, too. And the growing, growling philosophical parting of the parties will be especially stark if the attorney general race pits Ellison, vice chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, against Republican Doug Wardlow, a legal, political and cultural conservative. Ideological splits in the gubernatorial race are apparent, too, especially regarding immigration issues that have made it an increasingly nativist race between Johnson and Pawlenty that contrasts with the DFL candidates' approach, let alone the state's welcoming legacy.
Regardless of voters' political perspectives, all can agree that democracy requires robust participation, and in this Minnesota once again reflects — and indeed may lead — an electorate electrified by resistance to, or support of, Trump, as well as in response to the sociological shifts changing America. Absentee voting is soaring in a trend that's likely to last until November.
Unfortunately, other primary dynamics reflect national narratives, including nasty attack ads and candidate controversies.
So those national analysts piecing the midterm puzzle together may want to stick around beyond Tuesday. Because the general election campaign that kicks off on Wednesday promises to be equally compelling, and just as reflective of national trends as the primary.


The Latin word for January means door since January is the door to the new year and opening to new beginnings.
Begin 2018 like this-resolve to actively support your favorite local venues.
Last year saw the dissolution of places to create art. Put your money where your mouth is literally. Saying you "love this place" does not keep the doors open. It's like that. It's simple as that. SAVE OUR VENUES.
Our local music family is very close knit and consistently comes together to help its community and create awareness to social issues.
This month you can find musical performances enhanced with the charity of giving and the spirit of love. Troy Franey is a young artist who is starting his music career on a positive plane by writing mindful songs and embracing opportunities that not only showcase his talent but his compassion for others. January 5, Franey is hosting a show that will support the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention in Merced at Lens 360 featuring the Bed Heads. and supported by the busiest crew of singer-songwriters you'll ever know. Showtime is 6 pm.
Six-time GRAMMY nominated Folk Singer-Songwriter Jim McCutcheon will perform a benefit concert for the Modesto Peace/Life Center at the Modesto Church of the Brethren on January 9 at 7:30. Patty Castillo Davis and David Rogers will open the evening's program.
The Barking Dog will be host to Music for the Soul on January 13, a kooky blend of alternate, Jazz, Blues and R & B with Kayla Just and friends. The show begins at 6, gate fee is $5.
Me & You-the Duo bring their acoustic blend to Durst Winery and Estate in Acampo on January 21 from 1-5pm.
Let the new year find you in a creative place, thinking artfully and mindfully pursuing beauty and culture where you stand. Employ this thinking, "If I don't use it, I will lose it." The Modesto area has many choices every night of the week, from intimate showcases at Moon and Sixpence to spectacular grandeur at the Gallo Center for the Arts.


What is the state of IT healthcare compliance in 2009? Dr. William Yasnoff has some thoughts.
His reply to " Healthcare compliance gets boost from national HHS privacy framework," a recent tip from one of SearchCompliance.com's sister sites, demonstrated his deep understanding of the complex relationships among regulations, medicine and IT. A quick visit to his blog at WilliamYasnoff.com will confirm that he's thought long and hard about the role of IT infrastructure in assuring patient privacy and health. SearchCompliance.com's Alexander B. Howard found Dr. Yasnoff at his office last week and recorded a podcast.
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home migalhas top stories Monsanto must pay couple $2bn in largest verdict yet over cancer claims
tuesday, 14 may of 2019
Monsanto must pay couple $2bn in largest verdict yet over cancer claims
tuesday, 5/14/2019
A California jury has ordered Monsanto to pay more than $2bn to a couple that got cancer after using its weedkiller, marking the third and largest verdict against the company over Roundup.
A jury in Oakland ruled Monday that Monsanto, now owned by the German pharmaceutical corporation Bayer, was liable for the non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (NHL) cancer of Alva and Alberta Pilliod. The jury ordered the company to pay $1bn in damages to each of them, and more than $55m total in compensatory damages.
The victory for the Pilliods follows two consecutive trial wins for families taking on Monsanto over Roundup, the world's most widely used weedkiller, which research has linked to NHL, a cancer that affects the immune system. Dewayne Johnson, a former school groundskeeper with terminal cancer, won a $289m victory in state court last year, and Edwin Hardeman, who sprayed Roundup on his properties, was awarded $80m in the first federal trial this year.
The latest verdict is the largest by far and will increase pressure on Bayer, which has suffered share price drops in the wake of the verdicts and is now facing similar lawsuits from thousands of cancer patients, survivors and families who lost loved ones to NHL.
The juries have repeatedly ruled that Roundup was defectively designed, that the company failed to warn consumers about the cancer risks, and that Monsanto has acted negligently. The cases have uncovered internal Monsanto documents that plaintiffs' lawyers say reveal the ways in which the company has "bullied" scientists over the years and helped "ghostwrite" research defending the safety of glyphosate, the main ingredient in Roundup.
Bayer and Monsanto have continued to argue that Roundup is safe to use and does not cause cancer. They are appealing the verdicts.
"Monsanto has never had any interest in finding out whether Roundup is safe," R Brent Wisner, one of the Pilliods' attorneys, said in a statement after the verdict. "Instead of investing in sound science, they invested millions in attacking science that threatened their business agenda."
The Pilliods, who are in their 70s and live in Livermore, 40 miles east of San Francisco, used Roundup for more than 30 years to landscape their home and other properties. In 2011, Alva was diagnosed with systemic NHL in his bones, which spread to his pelvis and spine, and Alberta was diagnosed with NHL brain cancer in 2015. Both are in remission but testified about lasting damage from the cancer.
Michael Miller, another attorney for the couple, noted that the judge in this case permitted the legal team to present significant evidence about Monsanto's conduct, in contrast to previous trials, where evidence was severely limited.
"We were finally allowed to show a jury the mountain of evidence showing Monsanto's manipulation of science, the media and regulatory agencies to forward their own agenda despite Roundup's severe harm to the animal kingdom and humankind," he said in a statement.
Bayer said it was "disappointed" in the decision and would appeal. The company cited the continuing approval of glyphosate by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and "the consensus among leading health regulators worldwide that glyphosate-based products can be used safely and that glyphosate is not carcinogenic, and the 40 years of extensive scientific research on which their favorable conclusions are based".
Internal documents uncovered in the trials have repeatedly shone a harsh light on Monsanto's close relationship with US regulators. The lawsuits began piling up after a key 2015 ruling by the World Health Organization's International Agency for Research on Cancer, which said glyphosate was "probably carcinogenic to humans".
The plaintiffs' attorneys estimate that there are now 13,400 similar Roundup cancer cases pending in state and federal courts in the US.
(Published by Jurist Org, May 14, 2019)
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function wait_for_url {
	url=$1
	prefix=${2:-}
	wait=${3:-0.5}
	times=${4:-40}

	set +e
	cmd="chroot /host curl -kfLs ${url}"
	for i in $(seq 1 $times); do
		out=$(${cmd})
		if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
			set -e
			echo "${prefix}${out}"
			return 0
		fi
		sleep $wait
	done
	echo "ERROR: gave up waiting ${wait} seconds ${times} times for ${url} with command ${cmd}"
  set -e
	return 1
}

INSTALL_HOST=${1:-`hostname`}

echo "Running using hostname ${INSTALL_HOST}"

chroot /host docker run -d --name "origin" \
        --privileged --pid=host --net=host \
        -e KUBECONFIG=/etc/origin/master/admin.kubeconfig \
        -v /:/rootfs:ro -v /var/run:/var/run:rw -v /sys:/sys -v /var/lib/docker:/var/lib/docker:rw \
        -v /etc/origin/:/etc/origin/ -v /var/lib/origin:/var/lib/origin \
        openshift/origin start \
        --master-config /etc/origin/master/master-config.yaml \
        --node-config=/etc/origin/node/node-config.yaml \
        --latest-images=true

echo "Waiting for services to come up..."
wait_for_url "https://${INSTALL_HOST}:8443/api"

CMD="chroot /host docker exec -i origin"
echo "Starting registry services..."

set -x

$CMD oc adm registry --latest-images=true
# we're hacking the service to use a node port to reduce deployment complexity
$CMD oc patch service docker-registry -p \
     '{ "spec": { "type": "NodePort", "selector": {"docker-registry": "default"}, "ports": [ {"nodePort": 5000, "port": 5000, "targetPort": 5000}] }}'

set +x
echo "Starting web UI service..."

# TODO: use master cert from /etc/origin/registry/master.server.cert
# create secret volume
# mounted at /etc/cockpit/ws-certs.d/master.server.cert
# use secret volume in template

set -x
$CMD oc create -f /etc/origin/registry/registry-console-template.yaml
$CMD oc new-app --template registry-console-template \
     -p OPENSHIFT_OAUTH_PROVIDER_URL=https://${INSTALL_HOST}:8443,COCKPIT_KUBE_URL=https://${INSTALL_HOST},REGISTRY_HOST=${INSTALL_HOST}:5000
# we're hacking the service to use a node port to reduce deployment complexity
$CMD oc patch service registry-console -p \
     '{ "spec": { "type": "NodePort", "selector": {"name": "registry-console"}, "ports": [ {"name": "https", "nodePort": 443, "port": 9000, "targetPort": 9090}, {"name": "http", "nodePort": 80, "port": 9000, "targetPort": 9090} ] }}'

set +x
echo "Restarting API server"
set -x
chroot /host docker restart origin

set +x
echo "Web UI hosted at https://${INSTALL_HOST}"

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Damn, I hate making trading mistakes.
As I have mentioned in the past, mistakes kill trading systems. So, here is a practical pre-trade checklist to help you knock mistakes on the head.
Are your entry, stop and profit target all set correctly?
Do you feel good about the trade?
If you fail on any one of these criteria: don't trade.
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namespace ASTree {

class CExpression : public CVisitorTarget {
public:
    CExpression( const CLocation& _location ) : CVisitorTarget( _location ) {}
    virtual ~CExpression() {}
};

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------//
//
enum class TOperatorType : char {
    OT_Plus,
    OT_Minus,
    OT_Times,
    OT_Div,
    OT_Mod,
    OT_LT,
    OT_And,
    OT_Or
};

class CBinaryExpression : public CExpression {
public:

    CBinaryExpression( TOperatorType _operation, const CExpression* left, const CExpression* right, const CLocation& _location )
        : CExpression( _location ),
          operation( _operation ),
          leftOperand( left ),
          rightOperand( right ) {}

    void Accept( IVisitor* visitor ) const override { visitor->Visit( this ); }

    TOperatorType Operation() const { return operation; }
    const CExpression* LeftOperand() const { return leftOperand.get(); }
    const CExpression* RightOperand() const { return rightOperand.get(); }

private:

    std::unique_ptr<const CExpression> leftOperand;
    std::unique_ptr<const CExpression> rightOperand;
    TOperatorType operation;
};

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------//

// a[b]
class CBracketExpression : public CExpression {
public:

    CBracketExpression( const CExpression* _containerExpression, const CExpression* _indexExpression, const CLocation& _location )
        : CExpression( _location ),
          containerExpression( _containerExpression ),
          indexExpression( _indexExpression ) {}

    const CExpression* ContainerExpression() const { return containerExpression.get(); }
    const CExpression* IndexExpression() const { return indexExpression.get(); }

    void Accept( IVisitor* visitor ) const override { visitor->Visit( this ); }
private:

    std::unique_ptr<const CExpression> containerExpression; //a
    std::unique_ptr<const CExpression> indexExpression; //b
};

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------//

class CNumberExpression : public CExpression {
public:

    CNumberExpression( int _value, const CLocation& _location )
        : CExpression( _location ), value( _value ) {}

    int Value() const { return value; }

    void Accept( IVisitor* visitor ) const override { visitor->Visit( this ); }

private:

    int value;
};

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------//

class CLogicExpression : public CExpression {
public:

    CLogicExpression( bool _value, const CLocation& _location )
        : CExpression( _location ), value( _value ) {}

    bool Value() const { return value; }

    void Accept( IVisitor* visitor ) const override { visitor->Visit( this ); }

private:

    bool value;
};

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------//

// Expression for identities (variables)
class CIdExpression : public CExpression {
public:

    CIdExpression( const std::string& _name, const CLocation& _location )
        : CExpression( _location ), name( _name ) {}

    const std::string& Name() const { return name; }

    void Accept( IVisitor* visitor ) const override { visitor->Visit( this ); }

private:

    std::string name;
};

//----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------//

class CLengthExpression : public CExpression {
public:

    CLengthExpression( const CExpression* _lengthTarget, const CLocation& _location )
        : CExpression( _location ), lengthTarget( _lengthTarget ) {}

    void Accept( IVisitor* visitor ) const override { visitor->Visit( this ); }

    const CExpression* LengthTarget() const { return lengthTarget.get(); }

private:

    std::unique_ptr<const CExpression> lengthTarget;
};

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------//

class CMethodExpression : public CExpression {
public:

    CMethodExpression( const CExpression* _callerExpression,
            const CIdExpression* _methodId,
            const CExpressionList* _arguments, const CLocation& _location )
        : CExpression( _location ),
          callerExpression( _callerExpression ),
          methodId( _methodId ),
          arguments( _arguments ) {}

    void Accept( IVisitor* visitor ) const override { visitor->Visit( this ); }

    const CExpression* CallerExpression() const { return callerExpression.get(); }
    const CIdExpression* MethodId() const { return methodId.get(); }
    const CExpressionList* Arguments() const { return arguments.get(); }

private:

    std::unique_ptr<const CExpression> callerExpression;
    std::unique_ptr<const CIdExpression> methodId;
    std::unique_ptr<const CExpressionList> arguments;
};

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------//

class CThisExpression : public CExpression {
public:

    CThisExpression( const CLocation& _location )
        : CExpression( _location ) {}

    void Accept( IVisitor* visitor ) const override { visitor->Visit( this ); }
};

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------//

class CNewArrayExpression : public CExpression {
public:

    CNewArrayExpression( const CExpression* _lengthExpression, const CLocation& _location )
        : CExpression( _location ), lengthExpression( _lengthExpression ) {}

    const CExpression* LengthExpression() const { return lengthExpression.get(); }

    void Accept( IVisitor* visitor ) const override { visitor->Visit( this ); }

private:

    std::unique_ptr<const CExpression> lengthExpression;
};

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------//

class CNewIdExpression : public CExpression {
public:

    CNewIdExpression( const CIdExpression* _targetId, const CLocation& _location )
        : CExpression( _location ), targetId( _targetId ) {}

    const CIdExpression* TargetId() const { return targetId.get(); }

    void Accept( IVisitor* visitor ) const override { visitor->Visit( this ); }

private:

    std::unique_ptr<const CIdExpression> targetId;
};

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------//

class CNegateExpression : public CExpression {
public:

    CNegateExpression( const CExpression* _targetExpression, const CLocation& _location )
        : CExpression( _location ), targetExpression( _targetExpression ) {}

    const CExpression* TargetExpression() const { return targetExpression.get(); }

    void Accept( IVisitor* visitor ) const override { visitor->Visit( this ); }

private:

    std::unique_ptr<const CExpression> targetExpression;
};

}


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Sakamoto desu ga?, part 2
Let's just say it's been a stressful day, so I wanted some comedy in my life. I've also been wanting to read something with a glasses wearing protagonist (I have no explanation >.>; ), so it seemed like the perfect time to read this xD
(image: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haven%27t_You_Heard%3F_I%27m_Sakamoto)
I don't own this manga, so I'll be reading fan translations online. I am going to be doing shorthand as I read. These descriptions are really more of a reminder to myself about what all I have been able to read so far. Sorry if this bothers anyone! I will do a full description on the final review page of each series I read.
ch7: there's a teacher that dislikes how Sakamoto's always almost-late. since other teachers seem to turn to him to discipline students, he decides to catch Sakamoto breaking a rule in order to lecture him about his near-tardiness. throughout the chapter, he's unable to, until finally in his own class, Sakamoto eats rice, provoking the teacher and being sent to stand in the hall. The teacher goes to check to make sure Sakamoto's actually reflecting on his misconduct, but Sakamoto got kicked out on purpose because there was a dying sparrow in the hall, and he's feeding it some of his rice (which is sort of sweet, but as far as I know, rice is bad for birds -which is why many people stopped throwing rice at weddings; it harmed the birds in the area). the teacher decides to be more lenient on Sakamoto's almost-tardiness but still dislikes how Sakamoto scrapes by every day.
ch8: we see Sakamoto excel in several classes. in cooking class, he saves a slug within the lettuce. in art class, he draws someone's inner and outer selves in one picture (Aina is both an orangutan and an angel, apparently). and during an emergency drill, a student from his class gets left behind while everyone else escapes the fire in the science lab. this student was in the restroom when the fire broke out. Sakamoto runs inside, douses himself in water, wraps a handkerchief around his nose and goes after the student. Sakamoto lowers him in a makeshift pouch before jumping out the window with a makeshift parachute.
on a side note, I think I laugh more from the random scenes at the end of the chapters than I do during the chapter itself x'D
ch9: the delinquents from class decide to dig a pit fall trap to demonstrate how "bad" they are. Sakamoto disappears into it, and they spend most of the chapter asking around to figure out where he went. a 2nd kid falls into the trap, and the delinquents realize a 2nd hole was dug. it seems impossibly deep, so the leader believes it leads to Brazil (the other side of the world) and thinks Sakamoto must be there. he jumps down because he wants to reach Sakamoto, saying admiring Sakamoto means more than simply watching. turns out, the hole's not deep. also turns out, Sakamoto's been in town without his school uniform on because it was in the cleaners; no one recognized him without it. he finds the delinquents and says he saw them digging and decided to help in their endeavors to find a hot spring. the leader returns Sakamoto's uniform button that he'd thrown down the hole.
ch10: we're seeing a lot of recurring characters now =O Hayabusa (worked for the big boss from ch5) has gotten curious about Sakamoto. as the leader of the 2nd years, he doesn't like this 1st year getting so much attention. he tries to ask the big boss about Sakamoto, but big boss is still too traumatized. elsewhere, Kubota is asking Sakamoto for advice about a new hairstyle. Hayabusa asks to borrow Sakamoto's face, so Sakamoto uses clay to imprint his image and hands it off. the girls in class go nuts and attack Hayabusa for it. he destroys it and calls Sakamoto out for later. Sakamoto tells his friends he can't go because he has cleaning duty. Hayabusa's lackeys overhear and decide they need to give Sakamoto incentive. they steal his shoes, so Sakamoto draws shoes over his socks xD they steal his ruler, so he uses a teacher's straight hairstyle to hang a poster. so they shave Kubota's head, and now Sakamoto's mad. he meets Hayabusa outside and takes off his own glasses. it's serious time O.O;
side note: I love that Sakamoto has the sparrow with him now ❤ Sakamoto seems to have a real soft spot for animals
ch11: before the fight can start, a policeman(?) sees the teens and calls out to them. they say they're just playing push-sumo (or something), and the policeman decides to be the ref -because he loves his game. (basically, two opponents push each other until 1 has to move their feet to stay standing. whoever moves their feet loses). so, of course, the game goes on forever; it starts raining. the lackeys decide to try tripping Sakamoto to help their boss, but their boss sees them and gets onto them, saying that he would rather die than win with their help (he's taking this very seriously). Sakamoto raises his arms, and everyone thinks he's trying to hail down lightning. the boss still wants to fight, but then Sakamoto pushes him back– into a cab. he was just calling a cab xD he said the rain would give them colds. the lackeys fess up to shaving Kubota's hair, and the boss is mad at them. Sakamoto has them buy supper ingredients as an apology. they all arrive at Kubota's house and give him wakame (which I think is believe to increase hair growth?), and they all apologize to Kubota. he invites them all to eat with him -Sakamoto's vanished by the time they get to the house, btw. later, we see Sakamoto with the nurse, helping her with stuff. he's gotten a cold, but instead of letting her treat him, he ties a negi onion around his neck like a tie (they're a folk remedy for colds according to the translation notes)
ch12: some younger boys make a game of kicking a rock all the way home from school (if you lose it, you lose). Sakamoto's doing the same ahead of them, but he's way better and most of the kids are impressed. the leader's mad because he's impatient to grown up and do that, too. the next day, they're going to walk the white line without falling. Sakamoto's already doing it, and the leader decides they have to follow if they ever want to grow up. they follow until it's dark out, and the line ends. Sakamoto offers a roll of toilet paper to the leader, but he slaps it away, thinking it's an insult. instead, it unrolls and forms a new white line for them to follow. at the end, the kids see one of their moms and they bolt. but the leader goes back for Sakamoto's autograph, tearing off part of the toilet paper to get it (this was a kind of sweet chapter; I felt the boy's energy and determination)
ch13: the class president secretly takes pictures of Sakamoto, and in a picture, she spots a ghost. she wants to warn him about the haunting but doesn't want to reveal that she's been taking his picture. she asks Kubota what to do, and he says she might be similar to the ghost. she finally realizes this is true when she hides and takes pictures of him from the shadows, being separate from reality and in the shadows, like a ghost. during a "rapid capture" series, she realizes the ghost is trying to say something; it's a love confession to Sakamoto. she feels so compelled to tell him of this ghost's feelings that she prints the pictures and shows him how the ghost says it. he walks off to do her copying assignment that she neglected, and she feels like she's become hated by him. but he photocopies his face saying "thank you" back. the ghost stops haunting him, and the class prez now feels confident in taking his picture openly
ch14: the delinquents want Sakamoto to rent them some 18+ videos because they can't get past the curtain. they hold a dvd he wants hostage, so he agrees. he gets a massive collection for them, and they guide him to the register, dodging 3 of their classmates. but when Kubota's mom's in 1 of the sections, Sakamoto detours and gets caught by Aina! he smoothly changes the subject from his dvds and even hides them on a shelf so they go unnoticed. at the register, he's greeted by a manager who believes he's not 18 yet. the manager tries to shake Sakamoto up by questioning his age, but Sakamoto powers through, saying the dvds will be returned THAT NIGHT and even looks at his watch (a hand-drawn rolex) and says that time is money, can we hurry this up? the manager is so mind blown that he allows the transaction (btw, Sakamoto used a rental card from 1 of the delinquents -which belonged to an older brother). when Sakamoto hands off the dvds to the group, they invite him to watch with them, but he says "oh look at the time" to his fake watch and leaves x'DDD they believe Sakamoto's not mentally ready to see these sorts of dvds, and if he's not ready, then how could they be ready? they return all the dvds immediately
and that's it for this time! To keep reading with me, then please click here.
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Mazda sets course record, qualifies first at daytona
Looks like Team Joest was the right move. That, and ditching diesel power.
I admit full bias, but this is probably the sexiest prototype ever developed.
lly Jarvis qualifies first, Jonathan Bomarito fourth, for Rolex 24 at Daytona
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (January 24, 2019) – Driven by Olly Jarvis, the No. 77 Mazda RT24-P went around the Daytona International Speedway road course faster than any other car in history in Thursday's qualifying for the Rolex 24 at Daytona. Jarvis not only captured the overall pole position but broke the 26-year-old course record on the 3.56-mile road course.
On his fourth flying lap, Jarvis ran a time of 1:33.685 which officially reset the longstanding record lap of 1:33.875, and the time held to the end of the session. In the No. 55 Castrol Mazda RT24-P, Jonathan Bomarito ran a time of 1:34.212 which would be good for fourth position at the end of the session.
This is Mazda's first overall pole position in its history at the Rolex 24 at Daytona and is the first pole position in IMSA for Jarvis and the Mazda RT24-P. Mazda has captured 22 class victories at the Rolex 24 at Daytona, beginning forty years ago with a 1-2 finish for the Mazda RX-7 in the GTU class.
The Rolex 24 at Daytona will be shown live on NBC Sports and the NBC Sports App starting at 2:00 PM EST on Saturday, January 26.
John Doonan, Director, Mazda Motorsports
"Everyone at Mazda is appreciative of IMSA to give us the chance to showcase our brand here in this championship. It's been a good month. The Roar was good and today was good, but this weekend is what it's all about and we hope that it can be a great end to what has been a good month. Everyone involved with Mazda Team Joest – Multimatic, AER, and these drivers – have been absolutely non-stop and we are very, very proud of the results we are seeing from their effort. All that effort has resulted in Mazda's first pole position at this race. We have been in touch with the Gurney family since we unofficially went under the track record at the Roar Before the 24, and we are really pleased to honor them with this track record."
No. 55 Castrol Mazda RT24-P
Jonathan Bomarito
"It's a great day for the Mazda program. All of the Mazda Team Joest guys have worked so hard since the checkered flag fell at Petit Le Mans last year, and having our cars start first and fourth for the Rolex 24 at Daytona is proof of that. Obviously, the Mazda RT24-P has a lot of pace, but we also know we have a car that will be good for the race and I'm looking forward to taking the green flag on Saturday afternoon."
No. 77 Mazda RT24-P
Oliver Jarvis
"The most important thing for us was to get the pole. Since the Roar, I've gotten a better understanding of what it means to have the course record. For that record to stand for 26 years is incredible, and I wasn't sure that we could beat it today because of the rain that we had this morning. I think for us and for Mazda Team Joest, it's the icing on the cake, because we worked so hard. There's been no off-season, and this is the result of all the hard work that's gone in back at the workshop. For me, it's very special to achieve my first pole with Mazda, but also to beat such a longstanding, impressive record is something special."
fatbillybob
Wowness! That is a good looking prototype. I never understood in the era of aero how an open car with a dome on top made sense as a prototype. It is good to see Mazda have some Italian style and the engineering to back it up.
Open cockpit made sense when the rules allowed for faster driver changes.
That Mazda is easily the sexiest prototype currently running.
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Early in the race.......................
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Were you there?
it has become a pilgrimage, The last 3 years I have gone with a friend of mine. he has a motor home and we stay in the infield next to the GRM area and mooch their coffee and doughnuts.
it is fun to wander the paddock at midnight to see the crews thrashing away. but this year there was only one car in there, the #77 after it caught fire, hmmm where have i seen that before?
Photography is a lot like driving, easy to do, but very hard to get right! I think I took 400 pictures, maybe 3 are good........
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All the teams and cars look great first race.
TV coverage was away and missed Alonso's Saturday afternoon drive from 6th to first.
When we returned around 5am the rain was falling.
In the garage was the cause of the race delay, the Vette that hit T1 wall in the rain.
They replaced the left side of the car front to back and header system in record time.
Friday the 4 hour race was great stuff too.
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namespace tests\application\sitemaps\ModuleMapTrait;
use vsc\application\sitemaps\ModuleMap;
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/**
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		$oMap = new ModuleMap_underTest_getModulePath (VSC_MOCK_PATH . 'config/map.php', '\A.*\Z');

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PETER PODMORE
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The MSCP ensures compliance with the Federal Endangered Species Act, State Endangered Species Act, and State Natural Communities Conservation Planning Act.
The goal of the MSCP plan is to acquire or permanently protect 98,379 acres in the unincorporated area of San Diego's South County. Since 1998 the MSCP South County Subarea Plan was approved, thousands of acres of land have been added to the MSCP by local, State and Federal agencies.
The overall effect of the MSCP is that it provides for large, connected preserve areas that address a number of species needs at the habitat level (rather than species-by-species or area-by-area). This creates a more efficient and effective preserve system as well as better protection for the rare, threatened and endangered species in the region.
Major programs are in place to manage, maintain and monitor plant and animal life on the lands once they are in the preserve in order to ensure the conservation of their unique resources. As such, County Parks manages County-owned land within the MSCP. Management activities include but are not limited to trash removal, passive recreation, ranger patrol, signage and fencing, fire management, non-native plant species removal and cultural resource protection.
There are plans for South County (approved), North County (in development) and East County (in development). This map outlines the boundaries for each.
View highlights presented in 2017 from the 2016 report. You can also view full reports from previous years.
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