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Bessie Lee Watkins Chapman, age 93, died Tuesday in Pulaski.
She was born in Athens, retired from Murray Ohio, a member of Pleasant Ridge United Methodist Church, and a volunteer at the Giles County Help Center.
Visitation will be this evening (Wednesday) 5:00 until 8:00 p.m. at Carr & Erwin Funeral Home.
Services will be held tomorrow (Thursday) at 11:00 a.m.
Burial will be in Pleasant Ridge Cemetery.
Survivors include sons, Jerry Chapman and wife Susan of Pulaski, and Randy Chapman and wife Nell of Lawrenceburg, brothers, Fagan Watkins and wife Betty, Tommy Watkins and wife Diane, and Terry Watkins and wife Marie all of Pulaski, sisters, Elizabeth Henson of Pulaski, and Daisy Richardson and husband Waggoner of Pulaski, 7 grandchildren, and 18 great grandchildren.
Memorials are suggested to Pleasant Ridge Cemetery Fund, 6367 Fall River Road, Leoma, TN, 38468.
Carr & Erwin Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements for Bessie Lee Watkins Chapman.


Record last Season: 4-5 overall, 4-3 in the Yellowstone Trail Conference. Head Coach: Shawn Spurrell, South Dakota State graduate, second year in coaching, both at Campbell County. Toughest Opponents: Eureka-Bowdle and Gettysburg. Returning starters: Collin Vander Wal, Ross Moser, Kyle Weisbeck, Sheldon Weisbeck, Cody Allen, Michael Vojta. Returning letterwinners: Vander Wal, Moser, Kyle Weisbeck, Sheldon Weisbeck, Allen, Vojta, Dallas Romans, Chuck Madden, Ben Volk, Alex Fjeldheim, Robert Beck, Luke Wiest, Adam Wiest, Tanner Sjomeling, Jesse Dienert, Jonathan Fish, Colby Beck. Season outlook: We are excited to get on the football field and see what we can do. I expect good things out of our football team this year. We have good speed and a great group of leaders. As hard as these boys are working this year, I think we'll be a fun football team to watch. Speed, senior leadership and power on the line will be strengths for the Express this season. We have a good group of starters returning from last year along with some key younger guys who are very good athletes. Areas to improve included limiting turnovers and execution on offense and defense. Too many games decided on offensive turnovers last season.


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766 F. 2d 270 - United States of America Ex Rel. Alonzo Howard Jones v. Richard Derobertis, et al.
766 F2d 270 United States of America Ex Rel. Alonzo Howard Jones v. Richard Derobertis, et al.
UNITED STATES of America ex rel. Alonzo Howard JONES,
Petitioner-Appellant,
Richard DeROBERTIS, et al., Respondents-Appellees.
Seventh Circuit.
Argued June 3, 1985.
Decided June 17, 1985.
Daniel R. Warren, Jenner & Block, Chicago, Ill., for petitioner-appellant.
David E. Bindi, Illinois Atty. Gen. Office, Chicago, Ill., for respondents-appellees.
Before CUMMINGS, Chief Judge, EASTERBROOK, Circuit Judge, and WRIGHT, Senior Circuit Judge.*
EASTERBROOK, Circuit Judge.
Alonzo Howard Jones is serving a lengthy term of imprisonment following his conviction in state court for several offenses in the course of a riot in the Menard Penitentiary. During the riot three officers were stabbed to death, others were injured, and several guards and inmates were taken hostage and threatened with death. The evidence in the state trial would have supported a conclusion that Jones was a ringleader, that he threw a homemade firebomb at a guard tower in the dining room to start the riot, that he murdered one of the guards himself, and that he was in command during the period the inmates barricaded themselves and held hostages. See People v. Bassett, 56 Ill.2d 285, 307 N.E.2d 359 (1974) (affirming his convictions but vacating his sentence of death).
We omit further description of the facts and procedural details of this case, which have been set out in the opinion of the Supreme Court of Illinois, a prior opinion of this court, see 676 F.2d 261 (7th Cir.1982), and a lengthy opinion of the district court. We assume familiarity with these opinions and turn directly to Jones's arguments.
* Jones first argues that he is entitled to relief because the state induced witnesses to give false testimony at his trial (or at least knowingly let perjured testimony pass without correction). He raised this contention in the state court, which held a hearing after the trial and decided adversely to him. The Supreme Court of Illinois also rejected the claim. The district court has now given full consideration to the question whether the findings and procedures of the state courts are sufficient to foreclose further review under 28 U.S.C. Sec. 2254(d). The district court concluded that they are, and we agree.
The parties disagree about just what evidence was before the state court and what inferences should be drawn from it. It is unnecessary to resolve the dispute. It is clear that the depositions of three prisoners were in evidence before the state court. One of these (Scroggins) had been a witness for the state at trial; two (Austin and Case) had not. Scroggins maintained that he had lied and that other witnesses also had lied at the state's behest; Austin and Case said that they had heard that the state procured perjured testimony, though they could not or would not name names and identify times.** The state trial court rejected the arguments, essentially without opinion. The Supreme Court said: "we do not find that [the evidence] established the knowing use of perjured testimony" (307 N.E.2d at 364). The finding of a state court, even an appellate court, is entitled to deference under Sec. 2254(d), see Sumner v. Mata, 449 U.S. 539, 101 S.Ct. 764, 66 L.Ed.2d 722 (1981).
We agree with the district court that there was such a "finding" here. The state court must have determined that the deponents' statements were not credible. The judge who heard the post-trial motions also presided over the lengthy trial. At the trial 52 witnesses inculpated the defendants. One guard testified that he saw Jones hurl the bomb and heard him shout "contact" to start the riot, another that Jones stabbed him, still another that Jones held him hostage, and so on. Two of the deponents were quite vague about who offered or responded to inducements to perjury. Of the fifteen prisoners who testified, only one (Scroggins) has since recanted and claimed that the state procured perjured testimony. Courts treat recantations and claims of perjury with great skepticism even under the best of circumstances. See United States v. Krasny, 607 F.2d 840 (9th Cir.1979) (collecting cases), cert. denied, 445 U.S. 942, 100 S.Ct. 1337, 63 L.Ed.2d 775 (1980). The judge had heard Scroggins and the 51 other witnesses at trial and therefore was in an unusually good position to make a determination. It is regrettable that he did not make an explicit determination of credibility on the record, but it is plain from the context--and the treatment of the case by the Supreme Court of Illinois--that he indeed made this determination. Cf. Townsend v. Sain, 372 U.S. 293, 315, 83 S.Ct. 745, 758, 9 L.Ed.2d 770 (1963) (permissible to reconstruct findings not made expressly). Jones says (and he may be right) that the Supreme Court of Illinois misstated exactly what was in evidence and what was just offered but not admitted, but we do not think this undermines either the procedures or the conclusions of the state court.
Jones has not offered new affidavits or any other evidence calling into question the decision of the state courts. He relies essentially on the proposition that because the deponents' statements were uncontradicted the judge was required to credit them. This is not the law. A judge may disbelieve testimony, and he may do this even without giving reasons. Here the ground of a credibility decision was apparent--the judge's experience at trial coupled with the vagueness of the depositions--and we therefore think his findings entitled to force now.
One additional ground Jones offers in support of his attack on the state's findings is the observation that ten of the fifteen inmate-witnesses received early release after the trial. Seven of the inmate-witnesses had been asked if they received promises of clemency; all denied such promises. The experience of the ten shows, according to Jones, that the witnesses were lying; at least it furnishes support for the positions of the three deponents. This evidence is troubling but ultimately not dispositive. The evidence certainly suggests a pattern. No one suggests that two-thirds of the prisoners in Illinois jails receive early release under circumstances such as those here. Numbers may speak louder than words in criminal cases as well as in cases of employment discrimination, and the release rates suggest that the witnesses received rewards. But the questions at trial asked if the witnesses had been promised early release. A truthful answer of "no" may be perfectly consistent with an actual reward. The state was entitled to reward those who helped make the case, if only because (a) this showed an attitude far preferable to that of prisoners who refused to testify truthfully against their fellow inmates, and (b) the witnesses who testified truthfully may have been in danger back in prison. The fact of early release does not show the promise of early release--or so, at least, the trier of fact would be entitled to conclude.
Jones argues that the state failed to turn over material required by Brady v. Maryland, 373 U.S. 83, 83 S.Ct. 1194, 10 L.Ed.2d 215 (1963). The material in question is the typed version of interview notes of witnesses. The notes were transcribed on "white cards" and destroyed; the white cards were not turned over at trial; the white cards themselves now apparently have been lost. Jones says that the white cards must have contained information favorable to the defense.
We very much doubt that this issue has been preserved in the state courts. Jones makes an elaborate argument that the issue has been preserved, because his counsel cited in state court some state cases that contained citations to cases in the Brady line. The state responds that the cases counsel cited all were in the line of Jencks v. United States, 353 U.S. 657, 77 S.Ct. 1007, 1 L.Ed.2d 1103 (1957), and that because the Supreme Court explicitly has held that Jencks is not based on the Constitution, Jones failed to alert the state courts adequately. See United States v. Augenblick, 393 U.S. 348, 89 S.Ct. 598, 21 L.Ed.2d 537 (1969) (no constitutional problem in not turning over witness's verbatim statements to defense). The state says that because Jones failed to alert the state court to the substance of the claim, it has been forfeited and may not now be raised. See Wainwright v. Sykes, 433 U.S. 72, 97 S.Ct. 2497, 53 L.Ed.2d 594 (1977); United States ex rel. Spurlark v. Wolff, 699 F.2d 354 (7th Cir.1983) (en banc) (Sykes applies to a failure to raise a claim on appeal); United States ex rel. Sullivan v. Fairman, 731 F.2d 450, 451-55 (7th Cir.1984); Nutall v. Greer, 764 F.2d 462, 463-465 (7th Cir. 1985).
The state has the better of the argument. Our review of the appellate brief filed on behalf of Bassett and Jones in the Supreme Court of Illinois, and of the state cases that brief cites, persuades us that Jones was relying on state cases following Jencks, not state cases following Brady. The brief also cites the Jencks Act, 18 U.S.C. Sec. 3500, and two federal cases in the Jencks line. True, as Jones argues, Jencks had "constitutional overtones;" it is also true that a constitutional overtone is not a constitutional holding. Augenblick made it clear that Jencks and Brady have quite distinct foundations, and Jones therefore did not preserve any Brady claim.
We would not agree with Jones, however, even if he had preserved the claim. His argument boils down to a claim that the white cards must contain exculpatory information, or the state would not have refused to turn them over. This is a constitutional Catch-22. According to Jones, the only way a state can prove its right not to turn over information is to turn over that information. This cannot be right--not even when, as Jones emphasizes, the deponents at the post-trial hearing claimed that witnesses had been induced to commit perjury, a claim that the white cards could have punctured if they showed that the stories had been consistent from the time of the initial interviews. A party need not put in any evidence if it thinks the other side's claim feeble, and the state put in none at the post-trial hearing. ("None" is something of an overstatement. The state offered more than 20 affidavits denying Jones's claims of perjury, but the judge excluded these as hearsay and the state chose not to put on live witnesses.) Its choice to be silent was one the prosecutors were free to make without the creation of a compulsory inference that the state had something to hide. Jones's claim therefore fails for want of evidence that the white cards contained exculpatory information.
Jones contends that the state frustrated his ability to defend himself at trial by instructing guards not to talk to his lawyer. He also contends that the state undercut his ability to support his charge of perjury by instructing inmates not to testify at the post-trial hearing.
There is no constitutional right to discover evidence favorable to the state in a criminal case, see Wardius v. Oregon, 412 U.S. 470, 474, 93 S.Ct. 2208, 2211, 37 L.Ed.2d 82 (1973), so the inability of a defendant to interview witnesses is a constitutional problem only if the state artificially restricted the defendant's ability to obtain evidence. See United States v. White, 454 F.2d 435 (7th Cir.1971), cert. denied, 406 U.S. 962, 92 S.Ct. 2070, 32 L.Ed.2d 350 (1972). The only witness who was queried at trial about his willingness to talk to the defense was Captain Sympson, who said that his unwillingness to talk was his own idea. (It is easy to see why a guard who had been stabbed by the inmates would not be eager to cooperate with their counsel before trial, no matter what other officers of the state said.) Sympson and defense counsel visited the Warden together, and the Warden suggested that Sympson discuss the matter with a lawyer for the state. The record is silent on what Sympson or any other witness did thereafter. The record therefore does not show that the state interfered with Jones's access to evidence before trial. The district court found the conversation between the Warden and Sympson to violate the Constitution, but harmlessly because of the power of the evidence against Jones. We think the conversation no violation at all--though it would be harmless under the circumstances. The other scattered evidence about the defense's efforts to interview the guards is too inconclusive to establish obstruction by the state.
With respect to potential witnesses at the post-trial hearing, the record contains much evidence tending to show that other inmates had decided of their own volition not to cooperate with defendants at the post-trial hearing. Perhaps they did not think that Jones had a meritorious point and feared prosecution for perjury. At any event, the fact that a representative of the state talked to these potential witnesses does not mean that the state violated any rights; the record does not show that the representative told the witnesses not to testify or threatened reprisals for testimony. As Jones himself points out in addressing Captain Sympson, one party may interview potential witnesses of the adversary, and the state's election to have some contact with its own prisoners cannot readily be turned into a sinister conspiracy to prevent the introduction of evidence.
The final argument is that the state court failed adequately to sequester the jury in the two-month trial. The court apparently allowed jurors to meet their spouses over the weekends in the absence of bailiffs. We agree with the district court, for the reasons it gives, that this is not a constitutional error. There is simply no evidence that the sort of contacts that are inevitable in any lengthy trial denied Jones a fair trial. We doubt that sequestration was required in the first place. Jurors need not be cut off entirely from the world. Certainly there is no need for perfect sequestration. A court need make no detailed inquiry unless there is first evidence of substantial contact with prejudicial publicity. Here there is none. Cf. Rushen v. Spain, 464 U.S. 114, 104 S.Ct. 453, 456, 78 L.Ed.2d 267 (1983).
This has been a lengthy and complex case. The appointed counsel for Jones has pursued this case with vigor and in the highest traditions of the bar. He has the court's thanks, and he should have Jones's for a job well done. No two-month trial involving a prison riot can be a tidy affair. The prisoners are in constant contact with their captors; anticipation of reward and fear of retaliation (from state and fellow inmates alike) must loom large in any potential witness's thoughts; the same concerns may prompt witnesses to change their views later on in either direction. This was not a perfect trial, but it was an adequate one. The evidence is overpowering, no matter what one makes of the claims of errors. Jones has received his due, in courts state and federal, and now must accept his fate.
Honorable Eugene A. Wright, of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, is sitting by designation
Case, for example, denied that even Scroggins had said that he committed perjury. Case ultimately said that he believed that witnesses had committed perjury because of "[m]y own opinion of the thing because I would have told any lie they wanted me to tell if they would release me from that charge." He never gave a more definite basis of his testimony. A trier of fact might conclude that Case's testimony was raw speculation--and perhaps even that it was Case's declared propensity to "tell any lie" that led the state not to call Case as a witness

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The way you tell the story depends on who you're talking to, your audience. We typically adjust our actions and the way we talk to whomever we're around without realizing it, but businesses need to identify their target audience (aka target market) and gain a thorough understanding of their audience to be successful. In this blog, we'll discuss the importance of understanding and how to accurately identify your target market.
Marketing is not one size fits all, and every ad, social media post, and other elements within your marketing strategy can become useless unless they are tailored to meet the needs of your target market. Thus, knowing your audience will help you decide what information to share, how to share it, and where to share it. If you don't understand your target audience, the chances of your marketing strategy being successful are slim to none.
Before you can understand your target audience, you have to know who your target audience is.
Look at demographics to get started, such as location, age, gender, and income.
Understanding the location of your existing and potential customers is imperative. If you offer tangible products that you can ship, you might have a national or international audience. However, the locations you target heavily may depend on what you sell.
For example, if you make winter coats, you probably won't have much success targeting Florida or southern California. On the other hand, you might offer a service — like plumbing — and have a service area of 60 miles, meaning it wouldn't make sense for a Lafayette company to promote their services in Chicago. By determining where your target audience lives, you'll be able to determine who can benefit from your products and services and where you can reach them.
Age is also significant factor when segmenting your target audience. For example, if you offer senior care services, 16 year olds probably don't have a need for your service. You would be better off targeting seniors who could benefit from your services and their adult children who help care for them, meaning your target audience will probably be 45 years old and older. Similarly, those in their 70's probably won't be interested in purchasing a longboard, and you'd probably have more success targeting teens. By understanding the age range of your ideal customers, your marketing strategy will be more successful.
As we have talked about location and age, gender is another important element to consider when identifying your audience. For instance, it wouldn't be wise to target men if you sell lady's cosmetic products. Many products and services are gender neutral, but one gender may be more interested or more likely to request a service than the other. For example, both men and women can appreciate family photos, but women are more likely to click on a Facebook ad about a great family photo deal or call a photographer to make an appointment. By paying attention to gender, you'll get more out of your marketing budget.
Income is also an essential demographic to consider. People with different income levels will make different purchasing decisions. For instance, a sales promotion might be suitable for young people with a consistent — but not high — income, while luxury products should be targeted at those people who are able to afford them. By understanding who can afford your products and the way income affects your audience's purchasing choices, you will be able to target your audience more accurately.
People will choose your business if your products or services are an answer to a problem. In other words, you're the problem solver. Thus, you need to identify your audience's dilemma or pain points and determine how you can solve their problem. Some people know exactly what they need — resulting with an easy sale — but others don't know what they need or even that they have a problem. By providing educational resources (blog posts, white papers, etc.) and excellent customer service, you can help your audience identify with or feel more informed about their issue and the best solution.
Analyze your best clients' interests, preferences, and habits that are specific to your product. For example, if you offer services for training dogs, you're obviously going to want to target people with dogs or people who are thinking about getting a dog. If you sell organic produce, you'll want to target people who are interested in healthy eating and wellness. By identifying your target audience's interests, you'll have more success reaching the right people.
How can you solve a specific problem?
Once you know who your audience is and where you can find them, you then have to determine how your business can best help them. The final step in reaching your ideal audience is to provide a solution to a problem they may be facing. By providing a specific solution you educate your audience, legitimize your expertise and provide a need for your audience to approach your business. For example, a plumber may provide a download with step by step instructions on how to check your water heater pilot light or a grocer may provide coupons to new moms with discounts on diapers and baby food. By presenting a solution to that specific audience's problem, your business is able to effectively leverage an opportunity to meet a need (and hopefully convert some new business).
Understanding your target audience is a complicated task, as well as a process of benefits and reciprocity. Whether you're starting a business or rethinking your marketing efforts, your target audience needs to be the center of your marketing strategy. Through research, Treefrog Marketing can help you identify and understand your target audience, as well as how to best reach and communicate with your ideal customers.


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Q: Unity editor crashes when opening project, with no error in Editor.log My Unity Editor crashes on every project, even newly created ones.
I have tried multiple solutions, including reinstalling Unity Hub, reinstalling Unity Editor, changing Unity Editor Version to latest, chaning Unity Hub to 2.5, and so on. I have also tried to disable my NVIDIA graphic card and use AMD instead. None of these helps. And no error log showed in Editor.log. The Editor.log is attached, you can preview it in the following image. During those attempts, I noticed the following details:
The startup screen stuck for a while and then disappears on "Initialize Graphic" or "Initializ Scripting". If it is a new project, it disappears on "Initializ Scripting", while if it is a existing project, it disappears on "Initialize Graphic". Notice that when the screen stuck there, the timer stops ticking. See Screenshot: image. The screen disappears exactly after the state showed in the screenshot.
The log stopped on "Initialize mono ... Mono config path ...". Here is a preview of Editor.log: https://i.stack.imgur.com/w38QB.jpg. The full version is at Editor.log File.
Basic Info

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*OS: Windows 11 22000.856 (Lenovo Laptop);

*Processor: AMD Ryzen 7 5800H with Radeon Graphics;

*Graphic Card: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060;

*Graphic Card Driver: 32.0.15.1694; NVIDIA Studio 516.94;

*DirectX 12, all enabled; Driect3D DDI: 12;

Update: I have tried copying Unity from other normal computer, using a flashdrive. And the copied Unity, which is OK on other computer, crashes on my computer.
Update: I have tried installing the same version of Graphic driver on another computer and try to run Unity on that computer, it runs normal. That maybe means that the problem is not about the Graphic driver. My problem remains unsolved.

A: Before opening project:
Go to your project folder > Packages > manifest.json and remove  [com.unity.render-pipelines.universial@12.1.7]
Do the same in packages-lock.js

A: did you ever solve this problem? im getting the exact same thing on my computer atm. the only difference is it works for a couple of days before it dies (i fixed it once by doing a full system reset but don't feel like doing that every time it dies.)

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Terrific Blast Occurs At Refining Plant At Elizabeth, N. J.
Elizabeth, N. J., Feb. 19 - For [sic] men were killed and 60 injured, more than a score critically, in the explosion of gas that escaped from a maze of coiled pipes late yesterday at the Bayway refining plant of the Standard Oil Company. Most of the injured were burned about the face and hands and doctors feared some would lose their eyesight.
A brief statement by J. Raymond Carrigan, general manager of the pant [sic], said the blast was caused by the rupture of "a gas line." A number of the injured men reported seeing a "blue vapor" escaping from the alcohol plant, in which the explosion took pace [sic], before the sheet of fame [sic] that enveloped them, came.
Most of the injured men were bricklayers, pipefitters and carpenters, working on a building under construction a scant two feet from the alcohol plant. None could tell what happened. One man said he turned at the sound of the explosion, to see "everybody afire" and "running or falling from the scaffolds." In addition to burns, several of the injured suffered broken bones.
Three of the dead were identified. Two of the men were trapped in the alcohol plant, and the body of one was taken out later in the position it was found - on hands and knees.
Every available ambulance from the citys [sic] three hospitals rushed to the plant, about a mile beyond the outskirts, when word of the accident spread. Thirty-three of the injured were brought to Elizabeth General Hospital, 28 to the St. Elizabeth's Hospital, and two to Alexian Brothers Hospital.
Every room and corridor in the Elizabeth General and St. Elizabeth's became an emergency ward. Doctors and nurses were recruited by the use of every telephone within reach. Within an hour the doors of each institution were stormed by the relatives of the dead and injured.
The explosion came about an hour before quitting time for the men working in the new building. One of the men believed the gas would have been carried away by the wind if it had not reached a forge full of glowing coals used for heating rivets.
The plant from which the gas came, a one-story brikc affiar containing distilling apparatus and vats of acid and alcohol, seemed little affected by the blasts and fire. For [sic] tool sheds nearby were destroyed.
The fire department of the Standard Oil Company extinguished the flames within a half-hour after the explosion, while the work of carrying out the injured went on.
Well before all the injured had arrived at the hospitals, fearful friends and relatives who had reports that scores were killed, were on hand. During the first hour utmost confusion prevailed at St. Elizabeth's and the Elizabeth General Hospital, while hurried attempts were made to obtain the names of the victims and guide the searchers to the proper institution.
Row upon row, in wards from which convalescing patients had been moved, and in corridors, the men were placed in cots hurriedly placed in service, while nuns, nurses, doctors and priests moved among them. Administering hands appeared by the score and each patient had virtually individual attention after the first hour of confusion.
Elizabeth, N. J., Feb. 19 - The list of dead among the gas explosion victims lying in Elizabeth hospitals as the result of an explosion of naptha [sic], which enveloped more than 60 workmen at the Bayway refinery of the Standard Oil Company in flames, rose to ten this afternoon. Almost a score remained on the rolls of critically injured and many of the survivors were feared to be blinded for life.
I wanted the list of names of Injury of the Alchol Explosion . My Grandfather Joseph Kniazynski was burned. I am the 3rd Generation who work there as a Heavy Equipment Operator. My father Paul F. Kniazynski (name change to Kayne in 1957).
Can you send me the listing so I can have is for my grandchildren to learn the History.
Two newspaper made errors on the injuries.
as a Heavy Equipment. My father is Paul F. Kayne ( change frome Kniazynski who was a Welder.
Joseph Kniazynski was badly burned. and live on South 2nd St. in Elizabeth, NJ . There were 7 boys and 1 girl. Some of the other sons work also at the Bayway refinery.
I would like a copy of the article and list the names of the injuried there. I am doing my family ancestry for my children and grandkids.
I believe in the injuried the article had 2 mistake on names lived on south second street in Elizabeth, NJ in 2 newspaper.
Can you help me on the surch and a copy of the injuries.
One of the tales that my father told while I was growing up included a brief first-hand account of this event. He graduated from Ohio Wesleyan University in 1928 with a Bachelor's degree in Petroleum Chemistry. After a year or so working at a balloon factory in Akron, Ohio, he started work at Standard Oil of New Jersey in August, 1929. He was working in the research lab at the Bayway refinery when the explosion occurred, luckily on the side of the lab building away from the major impact. He was not seriously injured, but he was reportedly thrown to the floor along with a lot of broken glassware and laboratory equipment. Thank you for providing the full story!


Samsung's foldable phone will officially be on sale from April 26 but before that Samsung display, the display making division of Samsung has said that it has been rolling out foldable screens for the Galaxy Fold.
According to YonhapNews, Samsung Display has announced that it celebrated the mass production of its foldable screen (Infinity Flex display) for the Galaxy Fold at its production line in Asan, about 100 kilometers south of Seoul, on April 9, 2019. Although, as it started the company did not provide any specific details about the production capacity.
Meanwhile the company has scheduled the launch of Galaxy Fold on April 26 in the global market with the price tag of $1980 and its 5G model is expected to come around mid-May.
The Galaxy Fold features a 7.3-inch Infinity Flex main display, which is capable of fold into a compact size smartphone. Also, this device uses a 4.6-inch cover display to allows users to interact with the phone, while is folded.


This is the 2013 list of prescribed authors deemed fit for study in the International Baccalaureate Diploma English Literature course. It is 18 pages long, but please take a moment to open it.
In many cases there is a requirement for a group of "student" choice texts to be studied as coursework, though in reality the relatively poor breadth of reading prior to the Lower VIth means that these are often chosen by teachers and can, in some cases, be centered on discussion of a single passage or poem from a much longer book/collection. In the IB model, the choice is almost limitless, being bound by a few restrictions on texts in translation (the list of authorised texts for that is simply enormous) and by the format of the exam. In all, Standard level students study 10 texts in the two years of the course and Higher level students study 13. Whilst this does not differ drastically from the average A level model, the issue is often with the preparation for study at the post 16 level.
Browne, Heinemann New Windmill). All stories in the collection are prescribed.
Which looks quite stimulating, until you note that a single text from each list is prescribed – in other words, our A level student can arrive in the lower VIth, from this model, having read no Shakespeare and nothing from the 19th century at all in years 10 and 11. There is, in the Edexcel model outlined above, rather a good poetry selection in the anthology of poetry.
So, back to texts: I opt for OMAM. I love the text and think that the exploration of the basis for a civilised society which it presents far outstrips its short length. It is a text which lends itself to teaching in a range f environments and at a range of levels. I would hate to be without it and have blogged about it copiously on here. Which is why I was a little surprised when visiting the department of which I will become the Head in September, to find it taught in year 9. Then I thought about it. It is simple, deceptively so, and deeply engaging, but since it can be taught at this level, why not drop it from yr 11? I have opted for Mockingbird in its place and am now told that this is to be dropped due to the fact that it is not "from" the british Isles. This saddens me hugely and I will find room for it elsewhere.
However, to state that there are no texts pre 1914 (why this arbitrary point in literary history?) which deal with similar ideas or can be assimilated by an average group of teenagers seems to me to be insulting to the potential of the young people we teach. Issues of race might not figure as prominently in these texts, but issues of social commentary abound in many 19th century writers. To read Dickens on London or Hardy on the fate of the rural poor is NOT beyond our young people. It is not easy to deliver this material and to overcome the initial prejudices which often cause us all to opt for the "modern", but it is worth persevering here because the rewards are great and the potential benefit for any student moving up to the VIth form is immense.
What bothers me is the 1914 cut off. This seems to have been in place for many years. Surely it is time to move the goalposts. If we must be shackled by conflict, how about 1939? It is not impossible to imagine the discussions generated by a work like A Passage To India with regards to attitudes to race or by Down and Out in Paris and London. But surely the opportunity which is not being taken is that which opens up Literature to study. By all means direct my thinking as I plan my dream curriculum – Give me modules such as "The novel – 19th Century" or "The Modern Novel" even at GCSE and give me the choice to deliver work which I am passionate about. A list of authors deemed suitable would be a start: who says that Great Expectations is acceptable while David Copperfield or Nickleby is not? Let us move from prescribed works and allow regional variation to come into play. I know I am a little odd, but as a child, Hardy spoke to me precisely because I lived in rural Wiltshire and found empathy with his Wessex. Likewise, students in certain parts of the country may well find it easier to relate to writers more closely linked to their own world – I have never got on with Lawrence, for example, and I wonder if colleagues who grew up in the villages and towns of Nottinghamshire find him more engaging?
I have no answers. I regret the passing of Mockingbird and OMAM from GCSE text status, if that is indeed what happens, but they are likely to find their way into classrooms regardless of exams. I welcome the possibility that a student entering the Upper VIth and faced with discussing the Canon as part of an AQA coursework piece, might actually have read some of what is felt to be Canonical.
What I want more than anything is for my department and me to be able to sit down and choose our texts to compliment our strengths as teachers; to choose texts suited to our cohort and to be able to choose an author and explore the texts rather than to be given this straitjacket of approval by an exam board.
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Wow! What a wonderful list, Jonathan! Maybe I should take the IB myself..!
As a relic from what to me were the halcyon days of 100% coursework, I look back at the range of texts we used to cover whilst compiling a twelve-assignment portfolio, and feel how better read our students were then.
This is actually a really interesting thought.


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Lori Gilbert-Kaye Killed, 3 Others Injured in California Synagogue Shooting
April 29, 2019 • By Keri Losavio
The ACR is greatly saddened by the loss of Lori Gilbert-Kaye, wife of rheumatologist Howard Kaye, MD. Mrs. Gilbert-Kaye was tragically killed in the San Diego-area synagogue shooting on April 27 after she dove in front of Rabbi Yisroel Goldstein, saving his life. We send our deepest condolences to Dr. Kaye and his family.
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CNN is calling Mrs. Gilbert-Kaye's actions heroic. Mrs. Gilbert-Kaye was laid to rest on Monday.
Three other people, including Rabbi Goldstein were injured in the attack at Congregation Chabad in Poway, north of San Diego on Saturday. The shooting happened at around 11:30 a.m. PDT, when a 19-year-old gunman entered the synagogue during a Passover celebration, a religious service commemorating Jewish freedom, and opened fire.
San Diego police said the suspect fled the scene after the shooting, before calling 9-1-1 to report he was involved and surrendering without incident.
The shooting came six months after a gun attack killed 11 people at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh. It was the worst anti-Semitic attack in recent U.S. history.
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King George gives Captain Barbossa (Geoffrey Rush, Quills) a navy ship to search for the fountain of youth, a quest that is rumored to be an interest of the Spanish monarchy as well. When Jack tries to set free Gibbs, his lifelong friend, he ends up pursued by English soldiers; thus causing havoc in the street of London. There are rumors in London that Captain Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp, Sweeney Todd) is looking for a crew and a ship for his next adventure; it seems to Jack that someone is posing as him. Jack discovers that Angelica (Penelope Cruz, Vicky Cristina Barcelona), a former flame of his, is the impostor; Angelica brings Jack aboard Blackbeard's (Ian McShane, We are Marshall) ship, which is headed for the fountain of youth. Sultry mermaids with long canine teeth, mutiny and the largest navies of the age are some of the things these pirates will face along the voyage.
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Martine Rothblatt, CEO of United Therapies and former CEO of SiriusXM, is the highest paid CEO in the country. Rothblatt founded UT after her daughter was diagnosed with a rare lung disease. She is also transgender and married to the same woman for 32 years (File Contributed/Andre Chung)
University of Victoria presents honorary degree to tech, medicine and AI mastermind
UVic's Chair of Transgender Studies nominated Martine Rothblatt for an honorary law degree
Nicole Crescenzi
Nov. 2, 2019 2:30 p.m.
A woman recently listed as one of the world's most brilliant innovators, alongside Elon Musk and Steve Jobs, as well as one of Forbes Magazine's 100 greatest business minds, will soon be getting an honourary law degree from the University of Victoria.
Martine Rothblatt has done no less than found SiriusXM, discover a cure for a rare lung disease, found a company researching regenerative organ medicine, invent the first electrical helicopter and make ground-breaking discoveries into the world of artificial intelligence.
Rothblatt is also a transgender person, and has written – among more than 60 book chapters and journal articles and six books – literature on the understanding of sex, gender and humanity in books like From Transgender to Transhuman: A Manifesto on the Freedom of Form (2011) and The Apartheid of Sex (1995).
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All of these accomplishments prompted University of Victoria Chair of Transgender Studies, Aaron Devor, to nominate Rothblatt for an honourary degree.
"She's done amazing things and benefited the lives of thousands of people," Devor said. "If the work she's doing now is as successful as it was in the past, she will change lives of millions of people, and maybe even how we look at life and death."
Rothblatt began her career in the 1980s in satellite navigation, becoming the CEO of GPS-based satellite navigation company, GEOstar. During her time there she revolutionized satellite technology, strengthening audio signals and changing satellite design. In 1990, she used these changes to create Sirius Satellite Radio, now SiriusXM, and served as the company's first CEO and chairwoman.
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In 1996, Rothbatt's then eight-year-old daughter, Jenesis, was diagnosed with a fatal lung disease which had no treatment available. So, Rothblatt began studying biology and received a PhD in Medical Ethics from the Royal London School of Medicine and Dentistry, after which she founded a biotech company called United Therapeutics (UT). UT purchased an orphan drug that held a possibility of treating the disease; after researching and developing the drug, Rothblatt was able to save her daughter's life, and also made the drug available to the wider population at minimal cost, or free if patients can't afford it.
This research sparked an interest in regenerative medicine, so UT is now researching regenerative organs. It is presently working on sequencing the pig genome, with a goal of eventually making pig organs more viable for human transplant. UT has also created a new way to refurbish lungs from human donors which would otherwise have been thrown out because of their poor condition, and is also manufacturing a 3D printer which is able to print out important lung structures.
In order to get time-sensitive organs to recipients as quickly as possible, Rothblatt built the first fully-electric helicopter in 2017.
Rothblatt is also extremely interested in artificial intelligence (AI), and created the Terasem Movement Foundation to help upload people's memories into computer technology for the use in future "mind clones." She has crafted a robotic replica of her wife, Bina Rothblatt, titled BINA48 as a "proof of concept" of the idea. BINA48 is able to converse with people and learn, while mimicking the the personality traits of its namesake.
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Despite her astounding resumé, Devor said that in the two times he's met her in person, she's been nothing but humble.
"She's a lovely person, very easy going, kind and congenial," he said. "Her record is astounding, but in person she puts you at ease."
Having someone as iconic as Rothblatt be part of the transgender community, and sharing her story, is vital.
"What we don't see much information on is how trans people have benefited the rest of the world and society," Devor said. "We see a lot of conversations of what society can do to help trans people, but not much about what trans people have done to help society, and Martine is an outstanding example. I think it's important to get those stories out."
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On Nov. 13, Rothblatt will receive her honourary degree from UVic, and on Nov. 14 Devor will host a fireside chat with Rothblatt in the David Lam Auditorium for all to attend at UVic at 3800 Finnerty Rd.
Devor hopes to ask Rothblatt about her career and future goals.
"I very much want to talk about her vision of the future, and where she thinks society is going and how she's contributing to the society she'd like to see," Devor said.
Also on his query list: why Rothblatt chose to be Canadian (she is American-born, but now is a dual-citizen in Canada and the United States).
The Nov. 14 event will begin at 7:30 p.m. and tickets will be for sale at the door by donation.
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Jim has extensive experience in many aspects of real estate, administrative law and litigation with a particular focus on zoning, environmental and related land use development matters.
He represents many clients in the real estate development and construction fields throughout the state. A major portion of his work is on referral from other attorneys and land use professionals.
Jim has represented the Darien Environmental Protection Commission, Planning and Zoning Commission and Zoning Board of Appeals for many years, and has also served as special counsel for the Town of Weston and the Town of Westport. Jim has settled many land use disputes and has been appointed as a Special Master and Mediator for the resolution of land use matters pending in the Superior Court.
Jim served as President of the Fairfield County Bar Association in 2005-2006. He is the founder and Co-chair of the FCBA Land Use Committee, and is a frequent lecturer at FCBA and Connecticut Bar Association seminars. In 2015 he was appointed to the Norwalk Mayor's Task Force on Zoning.
Jim also has represented private landowners and developers in Stamford, New Canaan, Darien, Norwalk, Bridgeport, Wilton, Westport, Weston, Brookfield and Newtown, and has managed large scale projects in New Hampshire and Vermont.
He has also has been a volunteer litigator for Connecticut Legal Services from 2012 to the present, and serves as Trustee for a number of clients nationwide.
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Hundreds of millions of packages are delivered each year containing books, toys, shoes or clothing. Of the 778 million packages sent last year, 23 million were returned. A relatively small part, but still converted 60,000 returns per day.
This is not only a costly affair for retailers, but also bad for the environment. Because all those packages have to be transported back to the sender anyway.
Thrown away when in doubt
And the returned items do not always come up for sale again. A coat with a stain on it or a crockery with small scratches only disappears towards the second-hand market, but often also goes straight to the landfill. "When in doubt, manufacturers throw away the return", says Oldenzaler Hilko Hooijer.
Together with his business friends Niels Oude Luttikhuis and Wolter Hoekman, he came up with something. With their return label, the three entrepreneurs from Twente believe they can drastically reduce the number of returns. The three have developed a vandal-proof label.
"It is a kind of sticker, comparable to a vignette that you have to stick on your car window to be allowed to drive on the highway in Austria or Switzerland," says Hooijer. "And for clothing or other products with fabric, it's a label that you can't just peel off."
Unusable with sticker on it
The return vignette is placed in a smart spot on the product, which is unusable until the sticker is removed. Thanks to a patented adhesive layer, pulling off prevents damage to the product. Once peeled off, the sticker cannot be stuck back.
A lot more convenient than fiddling with the tie wraps that some manufacturers use, says Hooijer. And also more convenient than labels that you can remove undamaged and then reattach, so that it looks as if the clothing has not been used.
It is too expensive for retailers to discuss with customers whether something has been used or not, which is why this practice is maintained at many chains. "That 1 or 2 percent of customers who are always wrong, you put so much energy into that, it's not worth it," says Nick Sans of web store Sans Online. "Every discussion with a customer, you lose it."
Big problem
Returns are a major problem for online stores, agrees Marlene ten Ham, director of the sector organization Thuiswinkel.org. "We all benefit from keeping return costs within reasonable limits." An online store has lost between 12.50 and 19.50 euros per return. The sector organization is therefore positive about the initiative, and is curious whether it will help.
According to Ten Ham, it is not possible to completely ban return shipments. "Clothes don't fit or they don't look good, for example." In anticipation of this, some customers order multiple sizes of the same garment, which guarantees returns.
With better information, web shops can do something about this, says Ten Ham. "With a good description, reviews and an explanation of whether an item runs small", she gives as an example. The consumer also has a role to play, she adds. "Choose consciously what you buy online," says Ten Ham.
Label too expensive
"It's only a small fraction of people who actually order to return things," says Sans. For him, the return label of the three entrepreneurs alone offers no solace, because the cost of the label is not in proportion to what it would yield. He has another solution to discourage consumers from returning orders: he charges three euros for this.
Hooijer acknowledges that the cost of the sticker may be too high for some entrepreneurs to use it for all products. But according to him, it also has a preventive effect. "You can also just hang it on expensive items, which can deter buyers who want to order it for one-time use," he explains.
"We're not saying this is the holy grail, but something really needs to happen in the industry," he concludes.
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Ex-President George H.W. Bush reportedly intends to vote for Hillary Clinton
A Kennedy family member says she got it first-hand from the Republican, the father of ex-candidate Jeb Bush, but the elder Bush isn't confirming it.
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Former President George H.W. Bush and then-first lady Hillary Clinton converse at the White House in 1997. CNN reported that Bush told about 40 people meeting Monday in Kennebunkport that she will get his vote.
Former President George H.W. Bush plans to vote for Democrat Hillary Clinton for president this fall, according to a prominent Kennedy family member who spoke to the Republican patriarch this week.
On Monday, former Maryland Lt. Gov. Kathleen Kennedy Townsend posted a picture of herself with Bush on Facebook and added, "The president told me he's voting for Hillary!!" Townsend, who had met with Bush in Maine, later confirmed the conversation to Politico, which shared a photo of the Facebook post.
Bush's spokesman, Jim McGrath, said in a written statement Tuesday that the 92-year-old former president's vote is private and Bush isn't commenting on the race. McGrath later said on Twitter that he's "still checking" if anyone was there to verify Townsend's conversation.
The Bushes, who have summered at their family compound on Walker's Point in Kennebunkport for decades, are Maine's highest-profile political family. News that the family patriarch might be voting for a Democrat instead of Republican nominee Donald Trump could factor into the decision-making process for moderate Maine Republicans in November, according to a University of Maine political science professor.
CNN reported Tuesday, citing network sources, that Bush made the comment about voting for Clinton during a Points of Light Foundation meeting in Kennebunkport on Monday with about 40 people in the room. The comments were meant to be kept private, according to CNN, which noted that Kennedy Townsend later deleted the Facebook post and has declined to comment on it.
Evan Sisley, left, an aide to former President George H.W. Bush, seated, captures a memorable moment for Jerry Furr of Charlotte, N.C., at L.L. Bean in Freeport. Shawn Patrick Ouellette/Staff Photographer
During an unannounced visit Tuesday to L.L. Bean in Freeport, the former president declined to answer any questions, including who he plans to vote for in November. He spent about an hour touring the store with L.L. Bean board Chairman Shawn Gorman and President/CEO Stephen Smith. He also shook hands and posed for pictures with several customers who recognized him.
Bush left the store with two pairs of boots, the retail chain's signature item, and a pair of moccasin-style slippers. Gorman and Smith would not let him pay for the items, insisting they were gifts. The executives also outfitted his Secret Service agents with shirts.
Asked why Bush was visiting L.L. Bean, his aide, Evan Sisley, said the former president had two things on his to-do list before heading back to Texas for the winter. One was to visit the landmark Maine retailer, something he hadn't done in the past few years, and the other was to get a "good slice of blueberry pie."
Sisley said Bush already got the pie – at Patten's Berry Farm in Kennebunkport.
OTHER BUSH FAMILY MEMBERS ANTI-TRUMP
Bush hasn't said that he supports Trump, who defeated Jeb Bush, the former president's son, and 15 other candidates in a testy Republican primary.
Jeb Bush, a former governor of Florida, has said he will not vote for Trump and either will vote for the Libertarian ticket of Gary Johnson and Bill Weld or will write someone in on his ballot.
Other members of the Bush family, including former President George W. Bush, have refrained from endorsing Trump as well. Meanwhile, former first lady Barbara Bush, wife of the elder Bush, told CBS News she didn't know how women could vote for Trump after his verbal assaults on Fox News reporter Megyn Kelly.
Former first lady Laura Bush, the wife of George W. Bush, along with one of the couple's adult daughters, Jenna Bush Hager, demurred on the topic of voting for Trump in an interview with People magazine, but Hager did say, "It was a little worrisome there's such a rhetoric of hate or bullying. I wouldn't want my children to speak to other kids that way and they're 3."
Also last week in Washington, Laura Bush appeared with first lady Michelle Obama during an American University conference on veterans. Both women spoke on the bipartisan nature of their friendship, their mutual admiration for one another and on the positive relationship between their families.
If confirmed, the elder Bush would join a list of prominent Republicans with Maine ties who have said they won't support Trump, including former Sen. Bill Cohen, who also served as defense secretary under President Bill Clinton, and Sen. Susan Collins. Maine's senior senator has said she won't vote for either Trump or Clinton.
Former Sen. Olympia Snowe, another popular Maine Republican who served 18 years in the Senate and 22 years in the House, has not commented on either candidate, as she serves on the board of directors for the bipartisan Commission on Presidential Debates.
Maine Republican Gov. Paul LePage, who has received candidate endorsements from the Bush family, is supporting Trump. LePage has appeared with Trump at three rallies in Maine in the past year. He also has said Trump was his third choice as the party's nominee, behind New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and Jeb Bush.
DO FORMER PRESIDENTS INFLUENCE VOTES?
Mark Brewer, a University of Maine political science professor, said the news that Townsend had announced the elder Bush was going to vote for Clinton came up during one of his classes Tuesday.
Former President George H.W. Bush looks over a fishing rod with Shawn Gorman, left, board chairman at L.L. Bean, during Bush's visit to the retail store in Freeport on Tuesday. Shawn Patrick Ouellette/Staff Photographer
Brewer said he agreed with one of his students who suggested that "most voters aren't going to be asking themselves 'What would George H.W. Bush do?' when they enter the voting booth in November."
He said it wasn't surprising, given the circumstances around Trump and his criticism of two of Bush's sons, that the 41st president would not be supporting Trump. More surprising was that it appeared, according to Townsend, that the senior Bush was taking it a step further in saying he would vote for Clinton, Brewer said.
That news may hold some sway for moderate Republican voters who might still be weighing their choice 49 days from Election Day. It would likely be one more "datum" they would calculate before picking a candidate to vote for, Brewer said. Nationally, he said, the news of a single endorsement or non-endorsement from a former president probably wouldn't have much impact, even though it now appears that all four surviving former presidents and President Obama have indicated they either don't support or outright oppose Trump.
"I also think it might have an outsized impact in Maine – you know, nationally very minor, but maybe in Maine, still minor but maybe bigger," Brewer said. "H.W. was the last Republican candidate to win the state, the family is held in relatively high regard here, especially H.W. He's got a positive reputation even among some Democrats. I think it might make a bigger difference here."
Based on a recent Colby College poll that suggests Maine's 2nd Congressional District appeared to be favoring Trump, Brewer said, news that a Bush could vote for Clinton "might make a difference in Maine."
"Not the difference, but part of the difference," he said.
Staff Writer Eric Russell contributed to this report.
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Q: Finding an example of field extensions satisfying certain properties This is problem 3.18 from Patrick Morandi's Field and Galois Theory.

Give an example of fields $k \subseteq K \subseteq L$ and $l \subseteq L$ for which $l/k$ and $L/K$ are algebraic, $k$ is algebraically closed in $K$, and $lK = L$, but $l$ is not algebraically closed in $L$.

This question has been asked twice, namely here and here, though neither had any answers, and only some inconclusive comments. Normally I wouldn't ask the question again, but after struggling with it for weeks at this point, I emailed Morandi, and he gave me some hints.
He told me that he remembers finding an example, but that he isn't sure. He told me that it would need to be over characteristic $p$ and that the extensions (at least some of them I suppose) could not be separable. Moreover, he told me that $K = k(x)(a)$, where $a$ is a root of an irreducible polynomial $f(x,y) \in k(x,y)$ (I'm not 100% what the root of a two variable polynomial is). Finally, he said that $l$ is an algebraic extension of $k$, where $f$ becomes reducible over $l$. Still however, I can't come up with anything. I was hoping that with these extra hints, someone would be able to figure it out.
He did point out that there is a chance that there is an error in the question, but I haven't managed to prove that such an example cannot exist.

A: I think he might be wrong, because his claim fails in characteristic $0$ and if his claims holds in characteristic $p$ then the minimal polynomials can be lifted to a setting where his claim holds in characteristic $0$.

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*Here is why his claim fails in characteristic $0$

$K/k$ is a non-algebraic extension, $l/k$ is a finite extension and $K\cap \overline{k}=k$.

With the primitive element theorem $l=k(a)$.
Then $k(a)=k[x]/(f)$ and $K(a)=K[x]/(g)$ where $f,g$ are the monic minimal polynomials of $a$. Since $g$ divides $f$ then $g\in \overline{k}[x]$ thus $g\in k[x]$ and $g=f$.

His claim is that it may happen that $b\in K(a)\cap \overline{k}$, $b\not \in k(a)$.

If so then by the primitive element theorem $k(a,b)=k(c)$. The same argument as before gives $$[k(a):k]=[K(a):K]=[K(c):K] = [k(c):k]$$ whence $k(a)=k(c)$ and $b\in k(a)$ which is a contradiction.

Thus $lK\cap \overline{k}=l$ and since it holds whenever $l/k$ is a finite extension it holds whenever $l/k$ is algebraic.


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Discussion in 'Incubating & Hatching Eggs' started by kat, Mar 21, 2008.
That is good to hear. I hope they hatch. Do you know what your humidity is at?
Muscovies take 32 days to hatch.
Sometimes they take longer to hatch if the temps are to low. it technically takes 28 days but sometimes it can take almost a week past the hatch date.
thanks for the info hypnofrog i will definately keep that in mind. see i love this i learn stuff all the time . its great!
Actually, Muscovy ducks should take 35 days. If you have muscovy standard crosses, they can take 32 days.
I have seen where people have had chickens hatch out at day 25 instead of day 21 so I am sure that it is possible for it to happen to ducks if they are incubated a little cool.
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Top Kamala Harris Aide Heads for the Exit
Ashley Etienne, Kamala Harris's communications chief, is leaving the administration.
By Abigail Tracy
U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris speaks during a Tribal Nations Summit in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Tuesday, Nov. 16, 2021. Photograph by Yuri Gripas / Abaca / Bloomberg / Getty Images.
Vice President Kamala Harris's communications chief Ashley Etienne is leaving the White House. A veteran of the Barack Obama administration and a former senior adviser to both House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Joe Biden, Etienne transitioned to Harris's team in the weeks following the 2020 election. When Etienne joined the vice president's office she told me she would stay for the first year, but still her departure comes after a raft of stories on infighting and low morale in the vice president's office.
It is not unusual for White House staffers to leave at the one-year mark. Etienne made the decision to leave at this time upon taking the job. Harris's office has been beset by unflattering stories, centered largely on how public a role the vice president should have. With her approval rating dipping to 28%, Harris went on Good Morning America on Thursday morning to defend her role and the administration. When George Stephanopoulos asked if she felt "misused or underused" by the White House, Harris pushed back. "No," she said. "I don't. I'm very, very excited about the work that we have accomplished. But I am also absolutely, absolutely clear-eyed that there is a lot more to do, and we're gonna get it done."
Sworn in during a pandemic and in the wake of the January 6 Capitol riot, there was little room for Harris to find her footing at the beginning of her term in office. She graced the cover of Vogue and then, almost immediately, seemed to fade. "I think that when the insurrection coverage hit—rightly so—it took all of the soft media off the grid," Rebecca Katz, a progressive strategist and founding partner of New Deal Strategies, said. "In the lead up to the vice president's inauguration, what would have been a time to get stories about her and how remarkable it was—the first woman, the first woman of color—those stories never really happened in the degree that they would have, if our country wasn't in such a scary place."
Some advisers have been pushing for Harris to be more visible, and clashing with those who don't believe that is the best path, according to sources I have spoken with. The tension came to a head in September, when Harris joined The View live for what was set to be her first in-studio sit-down interview. The event quickly devolved into a fiasco after two of the hosts were abruptly pulled over false positive COVID tests. While Harris ended up doing the interview remotely, the chaos on air eclipsed anything she said. Some in Harris's orbit have blamed the vice president's chief of staff, Tina Flournoy, a veteran Clinton ally, for the poor perception of the principal, arguing that she hasn't been protecting her boss's interests. But many also see a pattern spanning Harris's Senate career, her presidential campaign, and now vice presidency. "The one through line would be the principal and not the staff. I don't think it's necessarily fair to blame the staff for all of the stray voltage around that operation," a former White House staffer said.
The vice presidency is a thankless job. That the position is inherently deferential to the presidency complicates the dynamics for anyone in the role. And Harris undeniably faces unprecedented expectations, as the first Indian American and Black woman to ever hold the position. "Obviously you can't account for [the criticism] without a big lens on gender. Obviously you can't account for it without a big lens on race," the former staffer said.
In addition to those who feel she is being ill-served by staff and by her own instincts, there are those who blame the White House. Biden handed Harris a trying and thankless portfolio that included voting rights and diplomacy as it relates to the southern border—two flash point issues without easy solutions. Now she's polling even lower than the president; a recent USA Today and Suffolk University poll clocked her favorability rating at an abysmal 28% compared to Biden's 38%. Tensions between the president and vice president are not uncommon. "I think part of it is like my family, my Democratic family is always going to be more dysfunctional than theirs. It's just the nature of our coalition. Joe Biden did not pick a Mike Pence," said Steve Schale, a Democratic strategist who worked on the Obama campaign and ran a pro–Biden super PAC in 2020. "He picked a strong, successful, independent woman who's had her own career and ran for president in her own right."
On multiple levels, Harris is in a unique position, complicated by the widespread perception when they entered office that Biden could serve just one term. Indeed, when Biden tapped her to join the ticket, his thinking—as his allies and veterans of Obamaworld outlined to me at the time—was to bridge the gap between his septuagenarian stature and the next generation of Democratic leadership. As a woman of color decades his junior, Harris fit the bill. Even before the votes were tallied last fall, the notion that Biden could be a one-term president was the quiet part even his staunchest supporters would say out loud, just not on the record. So when Biden and Harris were sworn into office, she was effectively anointed his successor and the default front-runner for Democrats in 2024.
"We have not had a sitting vice president cast as the heir apparent since 1996—and that guy had four years to find his sea legs. She hasn't been given the same running room given to vice presidents [Dick] Cheney, Biden, Pence. All of her coverage lands differently in that context," the former White House staffer said.
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The slew of bad headlines began with a CNN report on Sunday, pushing both Biden and Harris's teams into defensive mode. In a statement, Harris spokesperson Symone Sanders said it was "unfortunate" that "some in the media are focused on gossip—not on the results that the president and the vice president have delivered." White House officials from Jen Psaki to Ronald Klain issued full-throated defenses of Harris and her office. Biden's decision to tap former New Orleans mayor Mitch Landrieu to oversee distributing funds in the infrastructure package, as opposed to leaving it in the hands of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, could be interpreted as a strategic move to shutter speculation that the former presidential hopeful is now being positioned as Biden's heir apparent following the passage of the $1.2 trillion infrastructure deal. "I think that it is clear that they're both jockeying to kind of be the Biden heir," one Democratic lawmaker said. This person added, "It's unhelpful to Biden."
"I don't want to call it uniquely unprepared, but it just seems like the White House was unprepared to take on what it means when you have someone step into a position and make history, but particularly as an African American woman and a Southeast Asian," said Nina Smith, who has worked for Buttigieg and Stacey Abrams. "When you bring somebody like that onto the ticket, you almost have a responsibility to make sure that they also have the support they need to be successful and operate in that space. And to me, it feels like the folks around Biden, the folks who are in charge, don't really have a deep understanding of what it takes to protect someone like Kamala Harris who is carrying the weight of history on her shoulders. It is critical to position her in a way that allows her to shine in the way she needs to shine."
Smith added, "It kind of gives the impression that in the picking of her, it was checking off a box rather than a very intentional move to demonstrate that they appreciate what the Black community has provided to Biden to get him here."
There is also increasing buzz that Biden may not be destined to be a one-term president, as was once presumed. "I genuinely expect Biden to run again. That's not just sort of his posturing, but having spoken to very senior advisers of his, he plans to run…I don't think he thinks there's any other person right now who can connect with the white working class and the African American community and build a coalition, the Obama coalition, that we'd need to win," the Democratic lawmaker, who did not endorse Biden in the Democratic presidential primary, said. "I think he feels more of a duty to run." A George McGovern–level loss is the fear among Democrats as they look to 2024. "The sentiment in the caucus is also that Biden should run because many people think that Buttigieg and Kamala are unelectable and we would basically be handing the presidency to Trump," the lawmaker added.
Not even one year into the Biden–Harris presidency, it is early to speculate about 2024. "We have to get through 2022 and it's just a question of, how deep are the losses? Do we hold? Do we win a few seats? Or is it a bloodbath? And I think 2024 will be a reaction to 2022," Katz said, adding that the party's priorities are a bigger concern as the next election cycle approaches. "There's a disconnect within the Democratic Party of how hard we should be going at this moment."
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Huawei Nova 3 launch event is set for 18 July in the company's home town China, but the phone is already gone on pre-order on Vmall. The listing reveals full specifications of the phone, however the pricing still remains a secret which will be known only on 18 July. The sale will begin on July 20 in China. There are four color options available for the users- Blue Purple, Bright Black, Light Blue and Primrose Gold.
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The highlight of the device is its camera as it sports a dual camera set up on the rear as well as front. The rear hosts a 16-megapixel primary sensor and a 24-megapixel secondary sensor along with an LED flash. Whereas the front hosts a combination of a 24-megapixel sensor and a 2-megapixel sensor for better pictures in Bokeh mode. The front camera can also be used to unlock the phone using infrared light sensor like the Apple iPhone X.
In terms of dimensions, the Nova 3 measures 157 x 73.7 x 7.3 mm and weighs about 166 grams. There is no word yet on the availability of the phone outside of China. Keep watching this space for more updates.


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I felt like episode 5'ss title describes this drama and the characters perfectly. I had genuinely hoped Ja Sung would take the opportunity of his award ceremony to acknowledge how hard his team works.
Be that as it may, it would've been nice if he had done it to squash the competition even if he didn't believe in it. The Monthly Magazine team locked in a fight with the competitive team was the highlight of the episode. I laughed so hard, and to top it off, the team run into Ja Sung at the restaurant after turning him down and badmouth him, only for him to hear it all was just insane. But the craziest was their reaction to his reaction, the second-best moment. Still, I guess to him, they are only doing what they paid to do, and the only natural that they should give it their all and not expected to be a compliment for it. That said, though, I'm glad Ja Sung overheard his employees; he needed to know how they feel about what he shows of himself. Maybe this will help him not to try so hard to be something he isn't.
Come to think of it, this week's episodes had many fun moments beginning with the Lee Jung Eun cameo; I loved the electrifying fun she added in the short time she came on. It almost felt like I was watching a different drama from last week. Getting to see Chief Editor Choi Go's wife in action definitely puts a different perspective on why he behaves the way he does not that it excuses it, though. The only plotline that does work for me is the continued push for a love triangle that I feel is quickly coming to a head. Other than that, I truly enjoy the comedic moments but more so for using comedy so effectively to get to the crux of the matter; one must experience a person to know them; likewise, one must live in their home to know its worth. It's like they say you can never judge a book by its cover. Ja Sung sure got some moves on him -- who is calling whom simple-minded, just one compliment, and he was practically swooning. Too good to pass this drama.
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