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Boost for visitors to Europe as rollout of fingerprint checks delayed
Holiday boost for summer travellers to Europe as bloc delays rollout of fingerprint checks that could see huge queues to enter continent's tourist hotspots
The system was originally supposed to be rolled out in 2022 before the delays
The Port of Dover warned the new checks could take ten minutes per car
In a boost to holidaymakers and visitors to Europe this summer Britons will avoid facing even longer waits at border control as the EU announces a delay to its planned implementation of stricter rules including fingerprint checks.
The EU had been scheduled to bring in new checks, including taking four fingerprint scans and a photograph of new arrivals into the bloc, in May this year.
But it was confirmed this week that the new entry and exit system (EES) had been pushed back until at least the end of the year.
This is the second delay after it was previously pushed back by a year, having been originally scheduled to be rolled out in 2022.
In October, the Port of Dover warned the new checks could take up to 10 minutes per car travelling from the UK to France (Stock image)
It will be good news to many Brits as the number of people travelling to Europe continues to increase since the end of coronavirus restrictions around the world, The Telegraph reports.
In October, the Port of Dover warned the checks could take up to 10 minutes per car travelling from the UK to France.
The new entry system will need all non-EU arrivals – which includes Britons after Brexit – to have four fingerprints scanned and a photograph taken.
European nations warned the checks on arriving in the EU could take up to four times longer than the current system.
The International Air Transport Association – which represents 300 airlines – warned there are currently 'outstanding issues' which need to be resolved before it can be rolled out.
In a statement on the association's website, a spokesperson said: 'The aviation industry is fully behind the roll out of EES and is committed to working with the EU and national authorities for a successful implementation.
'There are, however, a number of issues which must be resolved to ensure a smooth rollout and operation of the new system so that air passengers do not face disruptions.
'Postponing the implementation until after the busy 2023 summer period will give airlines, airports, the EU and national authorities the opportunity to resolve these issues and ensure the system is fully tested.
'We therefore urge all those involved to make the best use of the extra time now available to address the outstanding issues and ensure enough resources are deployed for its introduction.'
In October the Port of Dover warned could cause 'significant and continued disruption for a very long time'.
UK nationals will have to provide four fingerprints and a photograph every three years under the scheme (Pictured: Fingerprint scanner, stock image)
Dover chiefs say passengers without an EU passport could take as long as 10 minutes per vehicle to check, compared to the current 90-second average it takes to wave cars through.
The new rules will apply for ports, airports and other border checkpoints for travellers entering from outside the EU, but Dover and the Eurostar are likely to see the biggest queues.
Logistics UK warned the new system could lead to 19-mile tailbacks in Kent and scenes of gridlock far worse than those experienced this year.
Dover chief executive Doug Bannister told MPs on the transport select committee in October: 'It's going to have a higher impact on families wishing to go abroad next summer.
'We've heard that there could be some technology that is sort of an iPad with handholds to register the fingerprints. But we haven't trialled it. How do you pass that around a car? What happens if you've got a child asleep in the backseat?
'What if it's a dark stormy night and the lighting is inappropriate? We haven't tested all of that.'
He added: 'We need to see what the technology is going to be, we need a sufficient amount of time to trial, test and train to use that technology before implementation.'
Mr Bannister said: 'If [new checks] come in in the worst possible way we fear they will, it is going to have significant and continued disruption for a very long time.'
Committee chairman Huw Merriman said it was 'bizarre and unacceptable' that tests or trials had not taken place.
The system is similar to the one used in the US where tourists must provide personal information that is checked against databases before granting approval.
It would replace the stamping of passports but it is thought it will make waits at border check points much longer.
According to the UK government, travellers will scan their passports as normal, but will then need to provide fingerprints and a photo the first time they enter a country under the system.
This will have to be repeated every three years as a person's data will only be held on the system for that long.
It will affect travellers arriving in all EU member states except for Ireland and Cyprus, plus Norway, Iceland, Switzerland and Lichtenstein.
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The five bowl games are the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl, the FedEx Orange Bowl, the Rose Bowl Game presented by Citi, the Allstate Sugar Bowl and the BCS National Championship Game that is played at one of the bowl sites.
The BCS is not an entity. Instead, it is an event managed by the 11 NCAA Football Bowl Subdivision conferences -- all of them 'BCS Conferences' -- and the University of Notre Dame. The conferences are Atlantic Coast, Big East, Big Ten, Big 12, Conference USA, Mid-American, Mountain West, Sun Belt, Pacific-10, Southeastern and Western Athletic."
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Env activist seeks info on pollution in Narmada Dam
This story is from February 13, 2019
TNN | Updated: Feb 13, 2019, 4:06 IST
Vadodara: Concerned over the reports of contaminated water in Narmada Dam, environment activist Rohit Prajapati has demanded that the government should come clean on the issue.
Prajapati shot off a letter to the state government, Sardar Sarovar Nigam Ltd and other authorities asking for the status report of the investigations done till now along with the timeline for final report.
'The preliminary report of Gujarat Water Supply and Sewage Board (GWSSB) has indicated the presence of sulphide in the water. And, that is why the water supply to 138 villages in Narmada and Chhota Udepur districts was stopped and later on started,' Prajapati said in his letter.
'The concerned authorities are spending huge amount for the tourism in this very area to attract the tourists. It is surprising that they had no resource to inform the public about the quality of crucial water source or had played down the crisis for reasons best known to them,' he added.
Prajapati has sought information on how the authorities learnt about the problem.
He also asked the government to ascertain reasons behind the incident and plan of action for the future.
"It is a serious matter as Sardar Sarovar Dam is lifeline of the state and the contamination of the water raises serious concern about the quality of the water," Prajapati said.

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Q: why jsp create two reference of PageContext and JspWriter while coneverting Jsp to Servlet I have created a basic Jsp example, when i am going through the Servlet file created automaticaly by Jsp. I have seen two reference of PageContext and JspWriter in _jspService method. Why there are two refences of PageContext and JspWriter
public void _jspService(final javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest request, final javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse response)
        throws java.io.IOException, javax.servlet.ServletException {
final javax.servlet.jsp.PageContext pageContext;
javax.servlet.http.HttpSession session = null;
final javax.servlet.ServletContext application;
final javax.servlet.ServletConfig config;
javax.servlet.jsp.JspWriter out = null;
final java.lang.Object page = this;
javax.servlet.jsp.JspWriter _jspx_out = null;
javax.servlet.jsp.PageContext _jspx_page_context = null;

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A: This question involved the implemention of JSP custom tag library and tag files.
The non-final variable PageContext and JspWriter may changed during run time. Here is a sample JSP
<%@ taglib uri="http://tomcat.apache.org/example-taglib" prefix="eg"%>
<eg:log>It's <%="TEST"%></eg:log>

Generated java code of Tomcat 7
1 pageContext = _jspxFactory.getPageContext(this, request, response, null, true, 8192, true);
2 _jspx_page_context = pageContext;
3 application = pageContext.getServletContext();
4 config = pageContext.getServletConfig();
5 session = pageContext.getSession();
6 out = pageContext.getOut();
7 _jspx_out = out;
8 out.write("\r\n");
9 //  eg:log
10 examples.LogTag _jspx_th_eg_005flog_005f0 = (examples.LogTag) _005fjspx_005ftagPool_005feg_005flog.get(examples.LogTag.class);
11 _jspx_th_eg_005flog_005f0.setPageContext(_jspx_page_context);
12 _jspx_th_eg_005flog_005f0.setParent(null);
13 int _jspx_eval_eg_005flog_005f0 = _jspx_th_eg_005flog_005f0.doStartTag();
14 if (_jspx_eval_eg_005flog_005f0 != javax.servlet.jsp.tagext.Tag.SKIP_BODY) {
15  if (_jspx_eval_eg_005flog_005f0 != javax.servlet.jsp.tagext.Tag.EVAL_BODY_INCLUDE) {
16    out = _jspx_page_context.pushBody();
17    _jspx_th_eg_005flog_005f0.setBodyContent((javax.servlet.jsp.tagext.BodyContent) out);
18    _jspx_th_eg_005flog_005f0.doInitBody();
19  }
20  do {
21    out.write("It's ");
22    out.print("TEST");
23    int evalDoAfterBody = _jspx_th_eg_005flog_005f0.doAfterBody();
24    if (evalDoAfterBody != javax.servlet.jsp.tagext.BodyTag.EVAL_BODY_AGAIN)
25      break;
26  } while (true);
27  if (_jspx_eval_eg_005flog_005f0 != javax.servlet.jsp.tagext.Tag.EVAL_BODY_INCLUDE) {
28    out = _jspx_page_context.popBody();
29  }
30 }

In line 16, once the program execute _jspx_page_context.pushBody().
A new JSPWriter is returned.
It's used to capture the output of body, so data is not write to response outputStream directly.
The LogTag.doAfterBody() can get captured ouput and handle it.

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How Charles Darwin Was Cured by Water
By John Hayman
The "water cure" relieved Charles Darwin of periods of nausea, but why didn't it work at home?
Charles Darwin's long illness has been the subject of great speculation. Many of his treatments would be regarded today as "complementary and alternative medicine" (CAM), but the relief he obtained from the "water cure", while not understood then, can now be explained by a modern understanding of physiology.
Darwin consulted many different doctors and tried many different treatments throughout his long illness. Most of the therapy involved ineffectual if not harmful treatments, usually abandoned within a week or two. He tried a form of galvanism with brass and zinc wires moistened with vinegar draped over his body, and endured ice bags placed for hours along his spine. His medications included purgatives, mercury, hydrocyanic acid and arsenic. The only apparently beneficial treatment was hydrotherapy, or the "water cure".
Darwin's symptoms were mostly those seen in patients diagnosed with cyclic vomiting syndrome (CVS). He suffered periodic nausea, retching, vomiting and much flatulence, together with other symptoms. Attacks were characteristically brought on by minor stress, including pleasurable events such as the visits of friends.
In 1849 Darwin's symptoms were particularly severe, and in desperation he tried "hydrotherapy" after it had been recommended by friends. The establishment where he first went for treatment was that of James Gully, an enthusiastic proponent of the treatment. Gully, unfortunately, also believed in mesmerism and homeopathy, practices that Darwin deplored.
The treatment consisted of various unpleasant modalities, such as being deluged in cold water, wrapped in cold wet sheets and vigorously rubbed with rough towels soaked in cold water. This treatment was combined with moderate exercise and a bland diet from which "anything good" had been removed.
Darwin's symptoms improved remarkably, to the extent that he stayed for 16 weeks instead of the 2 months initially planned. Darwin wrote many letters extolling the value of the therapy, such as this letter to his cousin Fox: "The Water Cure is assuredly a grand discovery & how sorry I am I did not hear of it, or rather that I was not somehow compelled to try it some five or six years ago".
After his return to Downe, Darwin had a douche shed built in the grounds of his home, where he was doused with a large volume of cold water on a daily basis by his faithful butler, Parslow. Treatment at home was apparently less successful and was discontinued after 6 months. Darwin, however, continued to visit Malvern and other resorts where, with the occasional exception, he obtained relief: "I have tried it repeatedly and always with wonderfully good effects, but not permanent in my case".
Patients with CVS today often obtain relief from water exposure and exhibit intense hydrophilia – apparently one characteristic of the syndrome. Interestingly, patients with similar cyclical vomiting related to marijuana abuse (cannabinoid hyperemesis) may also experience relief from water contact.
The effectiveness of the water cure in Darwin's case may have involved both psychological and physiological mechanisms. We know that Darwin's episodes of sickness were prompted by mental stimulation, and the water cure was carried out in resorts where, apart from the excruciating treatments, there was no such stimulation. Darwin sought this treatment when he was persistently ill while dissecting and classifying barnacles. He wrote to his friend and mentor, John Henslow: "One of the most singular effects of the treatment is that it includes in most people and eminently in my case, the most complete stagnation of mind. I have ceased to think even of barnacles."
Patients today cannot afford to spend weeks, even months, being cared for in institutions but they still obtain relief from water exposure. Hydrotherapy may produce reflex vagal stimulation, thereby reducing gastrointestinal symptoms. The vagus is a complex cranial nerve with sensory, motor and autonomic components with a long evolutionary history. It is stimulated by water on the face or body and its autonomic function, among other effects, is to relax the antral region of the stomach and even slow heart rate.
Home hydrotherapy was less successful for Darwin, suggesting that the psychological component provided the benefit more than any physiological effect. However, benefits obtained by CVS patients today must be due to physiological factors, and it seems that physiology as well as psychological effects contributed to Darwin's improvement.
Unorthodox treatments may occasionally provide relief for some patients and give an indication of therapeutic modalities that can be fully evaluated. The vagus can be stimulated by external devices, with days and severity of sickness recorded so that objective assessment of any benefit in CVS patients is possible.
Dr John Hayman is an Associate Professor of Pathology at The University of Melbourne.
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John Henrik Clarke: Historian, Professor, and Pioneer in the Creation of Pan-African Studies
0 Posted by Jae Jones - October 16, 2021 - Black History, BLACK MEN, LATEST POSTS
John Henrik Clarke, was an American historian, professor, and a pioneer in the creation of Pan-African and Africana studies, and professional institutions in academia starting in the late 1960s.
Clarke was born, "John Henry Clark," on January 1, 1915, in Union Springs, Alabama. He was the youngest child of John, a sharecropper, and Willie Ella (Mays) Clarke, a washerwoman. While he was still a young boy, his parents relocated to the closest milltown which was in Columbus, Georgia in search of earning money to purchase land.
In 1933, ready to start his own life, Clarke left his family home in Georgia and took a freight train to Harlem, New York. Many rural blacks at this time were moving from the south to north. After reaching the north, he changed his name to John Henrik Clarke.
He practiced law for a while, he also was an architect and engineer, never receiving formal training for either. However, at the time, he claimed to have two Master degrees from Cambridge but in fact, Clarke only had a fourth-grade education. He held other positions as well, he served as a professor of Black and Puerto Rican Studies at Hunter College of the City University of New York from 1969 to 1986, where he served as founding chairman of the department. He also was the Carter G. Woodson Distinguished Visiting Professor of African History at Cornell University's Africana Studies and Research Center.
Clarke was also the founder of the African Heritage Studies Association and the Black Caucus of the African Studies Association in 1966. In 1994, Clarke earned a doctorate from the non-accredited Pacific Western University (now California Miramar University) in Los Angeles, having earned a bachelor's degree there in 1992. He authored numerous articles that have appeared in leading scholarly journals. He also served as the author, contributor, or editor of 24 books. Clarke married in 1997 to a longtime friend, Sybil Williams. He died a year later of a heart attack on July 12, 1998.
https://africana.library.cornell.edu/africana/clarke/index.html
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According to the National Fire Protection Association, working smoke alarms save lives and cut the risk of dying in a fire in half. Officials said that smoke alarms be installed, tested and maintained in every home.
RALEIGH — After one of the deadliest years on record for fire fatalities in North Carolina, Insurance Commissioner and State Fire Marshal Mike Causey urges residents to stay focused on fire safety and prevention in 2019.
In 2018, 133 people lost their lives in North Carolina because of fire — 50 more people from the year before. In most of these fires, a working smoke alarm was not present.
To reduce the number of fire fatalities in 2019, Causey will be leading a statewide effort to provide more education on heating fires, oxygen related fires, and the leading cause of house fires: cooking. OSFM will also be asking state legislators for additional funding to implement more community risk reduction programs and to hire more fire investigators to assist local fire departments.
In more than 40 percent of the fire fatalities (54) in 2018, investigators were not able to determine a cause due to a lack of evidence. However, investigators believe the majority of those fires were caused by heating sources inside the home.
Each year during December, January, and February, there is an increase in the number of home fires related to heating. According to the National Fire Protection Association, heating is the second leading cause of home fires, deaths and injuries in the U.S.
According to the National Fire Protection Association, working smoke alarms save lives and cut the risk of dying in a fire in half. Causey said that smoke alarms be installed, tested and maintained in every home.
■ Install smoke alarms in every sleeping room, outside each separate sleeping room, and on every level of the home, including the basement.
■ An ionization smoke alarm is generally more responsive to flaming fires, and a photoelectric smoke alarm is generally more responsive to smoldering fires. For the best protection, a combination of alarms or dual-sensor alarms are recommended.
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■ Make sure everyone in your home understands the warning of the smoke alarm and knows how to respond.
■ Smoke alarms with non-replaceable batteries (long-life) batteries are designed to remain effective for up to 10 years. Replace smoke alarms when they are 10 years old. If the alarm chirps warning that the battery is low, replace the entire unit right away.
■ Draw a map of each level of the home, showing all doors and windows, and discuss the plan with everyone in your household, including visitors.
■ Practice your home fire escape drill twice a year with everyone in your home. Practice using different ways out. Practice what to do in case there is smoke (get low and go and get out fast).
■ Establish a permanent outside meeting place (such as a tree, light pole or mailbox) that is a safe distance from your home.
■ After you've practiced your home escape drill, evaluate it and discuss what worked and what could be improved.
■ When a smoke alarm sounds, get out fast. You may have only seconds to escape.
* If there is smoke blocking the exit, use your second way out. Before opening a door, feel the door and its knob. If either is hot, leave the door closed and use your second way out. If there is smoke coming around the door, leave the door closed and use your second way out.
■ Get out and stay out. Go to your established meeting place. Never go back for people, pets or things. If you can't get to someone needing assistance, leave the home and call 911 or the fire department. Tell the emergency operator where the person is located.
■ If you can't get out, close the door and cover the vents and cracks around doors with cloth or tape to keep smoke out. Call 911, tell the emergency operator where you are and signal for help at the window with a light-colored cloth or a flashlight.


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the occasional blog page….
Dave Goldwater
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Red Square album launch day: the queuing begins…..
A queue forms outside a record store earlier today
For those of you who tend towards physicality as opposed to aethereality as your chosen medium of music buying, and who also have a penchant for the archeology of ground-breaking 1970s experimental avant-metal / free improv / shredding mash-ups – or who wish to develop a penchant for the same – Guerssen Records are today releasing 'Red Square: Rare & lost 70s Recordings' upon an expectant world in both 12″ vinyl and CD formats.
The album contains tracks from a 1976 concert recording and from the last known Red Square rehearsal session in 1978.
You can buy copies in all good record stores (if you can find one, that is), or direct from Guerssen themselves: vinyl or compact disc.
If, on the other hand, you'd like to add to the 50 TBs of mp3s already on your iPod, or avoid the queues, then the album is also available on iTunes and Bandcamp.
April 12, 2016 Guerssen Records, Ian Staples, Jon Seagroatt, Red Square, Roger Telford1 Comment
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Red Square: bouncing back once again…..
It's very nice to have a project from so long ago see the light of day again, especially as Red Square was – how shall I put it…? – not widely appreciated at the time.
Through the good offices of uber-networker and ultra-psychedelicist, Steve Krakow (AKA Plastic Crimewave), Guerssen Records are releasing a selection of our 1970's recordings under the title 'Rare and Lost 70s Recordings'. It will be available in all known formats….well apart from 8 track, phonograph cylinder, DAT, mini-disc, cassette and shellac, of course…on April 13th, but you can get the digital download on Bandcamp and iTunes as of today.
You can pre-order vinyl or CD copies direct from Guerssen. The vinyl and CD covers will look something like this:
…..and there's a very natty promo video to whet the appetite on YouTube:
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Red Square @ the 2011 Tinderbox Festival
Here's a recently re-unearthed two minute extract of our 2011 set at the Tinderbox Festival. Due to timing over-runs, we had to cut our set down to twenty minutes, so a lean, spare instrumentation was the order of the day; no electronica, no bass clarinet, no flute. Just guitar, soprano sax and drums.
Just like the old days………
Film and visual manipulations by Colin Harrison.
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Welcome to the new Red Square WP site
Welcome to the new Red Square site, and thanks for visiting.
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Business development	Praseeda Nair · 9 February 2017
Majority of small business owners braced for exports boom over next three years
One in five small business owners stated that an exports boom would add eight per cent growth to their company over three years
Over half of owners at small UK companies are expecting an exports boom to drive business growth over the next three years, according to new research.
The study, undertaken by market analyst Oxford Economics for American Express, found that 57 per cent of small firm owners believed exports would increase byfour per cent by 2020. An optimistic one in five expected eight per cent growth over the same period inoverseas trading.
The findings suggested an increasingly global outlook for the country's entrepreneurs in response to Britain's exit from the EU, with small business owners looking to capitalise on domestic currency fluctuations for trading opportunities.
Latest figures showed that the value of sterling sat at 16 per cent lower than before the EU referendum in June 2016, and owners could see an exports boom as their goods become cheaper internationally.
With the UK government set to start negotiating trade deals with countries around the world, the research uncovered a strong belief among small firms that general prospects would improve. According to the research, owners were twice as likely to expect economic growth to accelerate over the next three years rather than slow down.
Commenting on the positive outlook of small firms, Jose Carvalho, a senior vice president at American Express, said: it's very encouraging to see this evidence of optimism and self-confidence among small enterprises, both in Europe and globally. Business owners are deftly navigating through challenges and this resilience is helping them to thrive.
However, a recent study by the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) into the business impact of Brexit suggested that small firms shouldnt expect sales from emerging global markets to act as a substitute for trading with the EU.
According to the study, some 92 per cent of small UK exporters sell to EU countries, and were an exports boom to materialise, it could depend on the strength of Britain's access to the European single market.
FSB chairman Mike Cherry stressed the importance of government support for small firms in the transition period to the UK leaving the EU.
we need the government to enhance specific support for small exporters to reach new customers and to negotiate ambitious UK-specific trade deals with large and emerging markets, he said in a statement.
evidence from our members shows the need for ministers to safeguard and promote an easy trading landscape, and to make sure small businesses have access to the right talent at the right time.
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Praseeda Nair
Praseeda Nair is the editorial director of Business Advice, and its sister publication for growing businesses, Real Business. She's an impassioned advocate for women in leadership, and likes to profile business owners, advisors and experts in the field of entrepreneurship and management.
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Regular season
Note: GP = Games played; W = Wins; L = Losses; OTL = Overtime losses; PTS = Points; GF = Goals for; GA = Goals against; PIM = Penalties in Minutesx = clinched playoff berth; y = clinched conference title; z = clinched regular season title

Eastern Conference

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Post Season Awards

All-USHL First Team

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All-USHL Third Team

All Rookie First Team

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Clark Cup Playoffs

References

External links
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A Secret Garden in the UT Tower
By Jane Robbins Mize in 40 Acres, Sept | Oct 2015 on August 25, 2015 at 1:46 pm | No Comments
For more than a century, the Plant Resources Center has been building one of the best collections on campus. These days, it's a world-renowned research destination with a great view to boot.
Here at UT, we have a habit of collecting. With nearly nine million books and counting, we have one of the largest university libraries in the country. We're also known nationwide for the Blanton Museum, which has 17,000 works of art, and for the Harry Ransom Center, which holds 42 million manuscripts. But what many Longhorns don't know is that we're also recognized for our world-class collection of dried plants.
Since its creation in the 1890s, the Plant Resources Center—which comprises the University of Texas and the Lundell Herbariums—has collected over one million specimens. This is largely thanks to its first curator, Mary Young, a prolific collector who added 13,500 specimens to the holdings during her lifetime and set a precedent for continuous growth. Today, the Plant Resources Center adds nearly 10,000 new items each year and has become the fifth-largest herbarium in the U.S. It also occupies some of the best real estate on campus: the Tower.
But with its entrance tucked into an obscure corner of the Main Building, the Plant Resources Center isn't easy for me to find—and when I finally do, it doesn't look like much. That's because the specimens are hidden away in large metal cabinets found in the stacks of the former Main Library. Luckily, curator Tom Wendt offers to show me some of the center's greatest hits. The first is its oldest specimen—collected in 1768 on Captain Cook's first expedition around the world. The second looks like nothing more than a small twig glued to a sheet of white paper, but it is actually the Plant Resources Center's most noteworthy item. The specimen, Wendt tells me with reverence, was collected by Charles Darwin himself on the voyage of the HMS Beagle.
These precious plants are kept in the Main Building, but the collections also stretch into the 16th, 17th, and 18th floors of the Tower. Director Beryl Simpson leads me to the elevator and the upper levels while she explains that the floors were originally designed as office space. When the fire marshal deemed them unsafe for permanent offices a few years ago, the Plant Resources Center stepped in to repurpose the area. As luck would have it, the floors are filled with plants instead of paperwork, and the botanists have the best view on campus.
Although the Plant Resources Center now resides in former stacks and offices, Simpson is careful to note the difference between their holdings. "You can reprint a book," she says, "But each of these specimens is unique, and that's why in some ways we're much more like an art museum." The Plant Resources Center's strongest holdings are from Texas, Mexico, and the rest of Latin America, and its collections are often studied by researchers hoping to understand the evolutionary processes of vascular plants. Like the paintings in the Blanton Museum or the manuscripts at the Ransom Center, the PRC's unique collection makes it a destination for researchers worldwide.
Simpson is currently studying a group of plants that can be found throughout South America, from southern Peru to the tip of the continent. This weekend, she'll be scouting specimens a bit closer to home at Big Bend National Park. Meanwhile, other biologists are sending samples from across the world, and the herbarium staff is busy shaping them into works of art. It's clear that the Plant Resources Center is dedicated to continuing UT's good habit of collecting, and in doing so, they're filling the Tower with flora.
Above: Plant Resources Center curator Tom Wendt lays out various plant selections, including a Texas bluebonnet and a Sabine River wakerobin.
Larger plants, like this Corryocactus, collected in Peru, are cut into sections to give the viewer as many details as possible.
Photos by Anna Donlan.
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Although some of these products have strange names, they also have solid scientific studies behind them, showing potential for neurological, mitochondrial, immune and digestive support.
Uridine is a promising new supplement for neurological support of memory. Anecdotally, I have noticed a definite improvement in retrieval of information and short-term memory, after having used this product for several months, as have family members and friends.
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Research Reveals Multiple Contributing Factors to Autism
An ever growing body of research is revealing that there can be many contributing factors, even in a single person - and many metabolic pathways in the body are involved.
Factors include environmental (contamination of food, air, water, and depletion of essential nutrients in foods we regularly eat such as Omega 3 oils) interplaying with genetic factors that may predispose a person to autism.
There connections between those with a family history of auto-immune diseases (diabetes, celiac, chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia), neurological issues (depression, anxiety, bipolar, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's), genetic factors (not causing autism but increasing risk through genetic markers in areas of the methylation/trasnsulfration/glutathione pathway).
There are aspects of mainstream medicine practices in pregnancy, childbirth and pediatrics that may be contributing factors including immunization of pregnant women for the flu vaccine, over-immunization of children with vaccines whose risk outweighs the benefit, pharmaceuticals used to anesthetize women in childbirth and stimulate contractions (Pitocin), encouragement in use of Tylenol for infants, young children, and pregnant women, which depletes Glutathione, the primary anti-oxidant protectant of neurons. Living down-wind from a coal fired power plant (they release mercury in to the air) also is correlated to an increase in the incidence of autism - the closer the proximity to the plant, the greater the incidence. The more potential triggers present, the greater the risk of a child developing an autism spectrum disorder.
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Almost every person in the U.S. should be on a regular program of detoxification and immune system support for exposure to pesticides, heavy metals and chemical residues in air, food, and water; consumption of GMO foods; radiation protection; and depletion/lack of essential nutrients in the food chain.
For example, after Fukushima and its dumping of tons of radioactive water into the Pacific, virtually all samples of tuna from the Pacific that have found to be contaminated with radiation from Fukushima (note that our own EPA refuses to test for fallout from Fukushima in food products), and a year after Fukushima the rates of hypothyroidism (the thyroid absorbs radiation) in infants rose 33% in Hawaii and 27% in California (in the path of the radiation travelling across the Pacific). The rest of the United States also eats food products raised on the West Coast of the United States, which is where the radiation has primarily headed from Fukushima.
Another example is glucose metabolism, insulin resistance, and unchecked glycation (damage to tissues in the body having high levels of glucose in the blood) are to the Western diet and food production methods - high sugar, toxic GMO foods, and pesticide/chemical/heavy metal laden foods. There appears to be a correlation between pesticide residues (especially Roundup which is used in GMO food crops) autism, diabetes, and dementia.
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Peter Lodato - Capturing Venice's Light
I'd seen Peter Lodato around town for years, taking strolls along the streets of Venice in his signature hat. Only recently have I gotten to know more about the man and his fine art. Thankfully.
My friend David Phillips, whose art I've written about before, introduced me to Mr. Lodato, and we three spent a fine afternoon, sipping wine and discussing what we love about art, and our collective home of Venice. Phillips and Lodato became friends - as many of us have - over drinks at Hal's ("Hal's really does it for me. I always have a neighborhood bar, and Hal's is it." - P. Lodato). Phillips had long been an admirer of Lodato's work, and revered him as one of the masters of the Califonia Light and Space movement, that has informed and inspired Phillips' own work. Lodato's paintings and sculptures have been shown and collected all over the world, from the Whitney and the Met in New York to museums and galleries all over Europe and Japan, and of course, ALL over California, where Lodato was born, raised and continues to live, right here in Venice.
Lodato was born in 1946 to film industry parents, and his Mother always encouraged him to draw. He says his earliest memories are being in a crib and looking at the dark spaces. Today he finds himself doing the same thing on foggy days at the beach, looking at the emptiness. This has always been provocative to him, even though he says there is "no such thing as emptiness ... one experiences perception." Deep.
He always drew and practiced his art, and attended Cal State Northridge to study psychology and art. Art won because he was better at it in college. Lodato had his first solo show in 1972, and art has been his life ever since. Prominent art writer, Fidel Danieli, wrote back then that Lodato "is one of the major southern California artists to emerge in the 1970s." He has since had 40-50 one man shows, all over this globe.
As we chatted, Lodato's two songbirds, Willie and Wayne, chirped away happily as if to add their two cents to our conversation. Lodato then led Phillips and I outside to his studio, where I saw first hand and up close what Phillips had been raving about when explaining to me that Lodato was a "Master of color and technique." Lodato himself says, "Color is huge to me," and gave me a bit of education when showing me his technique of "under painting" - a "technique that cannot be replicated," according to Phillips, who added that Lodato is one of the "Grandfathers of Minimalism," in painting and sculpture.
"This one's named Indigo, because it IS indigo," explained Lodato in his baritone voice, entertaining both Phillips and myself. Staring into the void of the painting, it felt like a portal to somewhere cool (and it wasn't just because of the wine). It's hard to see the super detail from just photos, but when you're right up next to the paintings, you find yourself mesmerized.
It's clear that Phillips is perhaps Lodato's biggest fan, saying, "I know a good painting when I get jealous." There was much to be jealous of in Lodato's studio, for sure, even though as they both lamented, today's art world seems much more rooted in marketing than technique. Both of these gentlemen - one from the old school, one from the new school, both from the Cool School, in my opinion - are deeply rooted in technique and in the lifestyle of being an artist, which you don't see much anymore. Both of them work every day, both of them love color and light, and both of them love their Venice.
"This community has a Beatnik karma to it. It's not as observable now, but you can still feel it," said Lodato about Venice. "I've been connected to Venice since I was a kid and came here from the Valley. I tried to have a studio here for so long, and now I do." You could see Lodato's happiness plainly as he shared that, and he's been working away in this studio since 2002. His work is helped by Venice too, as he said, "The diffused light here is perfect for painting. Light is a non-issue. And just sitting here, feeling the moisture in the air, is awesome."
It sure was. It sure IS. We are a blessed people, with so much talent and so much light swirling around us at all times. As my new friend Mr. Lodato summed it all up, "You can't beat it here. It's all about being alive - and knowing it."
Peter Lodato is represented by the William Turner Gallery in Santa Monica, and will open his studio by appointment. Inquiries may be directed to info@wino-strut.com
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Trump sought revenge for Cheney's vote last year to impeach him and her work on the House committee investigating him. Neither endeared her to GOP voters in the state.
By Jonathan Allen and Henry J. Gomez
JACKSON, Wyo. — Rep. Liz Cheney, R-Wyo., a onetime House GOP leader and a daughter of former Vice President Dick Cheney, was ousted in a Republican primary Tuesday night, NBC News projects.
Former President Donald Trump's name wasn't on the ballot, but his shadow eclipsed the contest as he sought revenge for Cheney's vote last year to impeach him and her work on the committee investigating his behavior leading up to the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol. His hand-picked challenger, Harriet Hageman, defeated Cheney in a multi-candidate race.
With 80% of the vote counted before midnight, Hageman was leading Cheney by more than 32 points. But the result didn't put an end to hostilities between Trump and Cheney. Instead, she vowed to escalate them.
"This primary election is over," Cheney told her supporters, drawing a clear contrast between her acceptance of the outcome and Trump's ongoing refusal to admit he lost the 2020 election. "But now the real work begins."
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Without elaborating on specific plans for her future, she emphasized that Trump, who is likely to seek the presidency again in 2024, is at the center of them.
"We must be very clear-eyed about the threat we face," she said, repeating a previous pledge to "do whatever it takes to ensure that Donald Trump is never again anywhere near the Oval Office."
In congratulating Hageman, Trump swiped at Cheney in a message posted on his Truth Social media platform late Tuesday.
"This is a wonderful result for America, and a complete rebuke of the Unselect Committee of political Hacks and Thugs," he wrote, referring to the House committee investigating Jan. 6. "Liz Cheney should be ashamed of herself, the way she acted, and her spiteful, sanctimonious words and actions towards others. Now she can finally disappear into the depths of political oblivion where, I am sure, she will be much happier than she is right now."
Hageman, in her victory speech, said the result showed that Republicans will "hold our elected officials accountable for their actions" — an allusion to Cheney's tangles with Trump.
"What Wyoming has shown today is that, while it may not be easy, we can dislodge entrenched politicians who believe they've risen above the people they are supposed to represent," Hageman told her supporters.
On one level, Wyoming is all but certain to trade out one Republican congresswoman for another in November. But this particular race proved an epic clash between the new and old establishments of the Republican Party, as well as competing visions of the future of the GOP and the republic.
With her parents in the audience, Cheney spoke about her deep ties to the Republican Party but said, "I love my country more."
Cheney's battles with Trump cost her her spot in House Republican leadership last year and now her seat, but it also provided her with an elevated platform, a monster fundraising profile and the respect of some Democrats who reviled her father.
The split-screen images of Cheney — losing popularity at home, while her profile rose nationally — have sparked questions about whether she will seek the presidency or slip into another role that keeps her at the forefront of the bipartisan anti-Trump set.
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Smoothie Lesley Bambridge features in this 'Mums in business' article.
Smoothie Rafael Rozenson features in this '13 marketing hacks for SMEs part 1′ article.
Smoothie Sanjay Aggarwal features in this '13 marketing hacks for SMEs part 2′ article.
Smoothie Guy Wilmot's Decadent Decaf coffee features in this article.
Smoothies Jo Dempsey and Susan Gafsen feature in their own Empowered Business magazine articles.
Smoothies Hiromi Stone and Kevin Bath's products feature in this 'Tried and tested spring food' article.
Smoothie Dean Dempsey and myself feature in this 'Get more out of Twitter with polls and pictures' article.
I feature as the PR expert in this 'Raising your visibility online' summit, sharing tips for small businesses in all sectors for getting easy PR opportunities for your brand.
Smoothie Chintal Kakaya features in this 'Mums in business' article.
Smoothies Shashi and Sanjay Aggarwal feature in this 'Three quick tips for starting-up in retirement' article.
Smoothie Lesley Bambridge feature as the guest marketing expert in this video sharing lots of tips for start-ups and small businesses.
Smoothie Rafael Rozenson from Drink Vieve features in this 'Are there any grants or funding for SMEs?' article.
Smoothie Bar member Andy Lawson from Borough Box features in this 'How online retailers can win consumer trust' article.
I feature as the PR expert in this 'Five easy ways to make your food brand famous' masterclass, sharing the secrets to getting your brand out there in free and low-cost ways.
Smoothie Bar member Sanjay Aggarwal from Spice Kitchen features in this 'What are the best things about working in a co-working space?' article.
Smoothie Bar members John Martin and Lesley Bambridge feature in this 'Three tips on how to upsell effectively' article.
Smoothie Bar members Susan Gafsen, Sanjay Aggarwal and Kevin Bath feature in this 'Could you work with a relative? Here's what it's like to be part of a family business' article.
Smoothie Bar member Jane Artthern features in this 'How to save money on your wedding day: Couples give tips for keeping costs below £10,000' article.
1-1 Smoothie Elizabeth Draper features in this 'How to bake for allergies when you don't have any' podcast episode talking about her gluten-free bakery.
Smoothie Bar member Lesley Bambridge features in this article 'Does chasing content marketing ROI cause us to lose sight of the long game?' article.
I feature in this 'Are you GDPR ready? CEO asks the readers' article talking about how difficult it is for small businesses to navigate the new GDPR rules.
Smoothie Bar member Jo Dempsey features in this 'Mums in Business featuring Naturelly' article talking about how she balances running a small business with her family life.
1-1 Smoothie Guy Wilmot features in this article 'Q&A – Guy Wilmot [Bird & Wild, Decadent Decaf] talking about a day in the life of running his two coffee brands.
Smoothie Bar member Hiromi Stone features in this article 'Fighting my way to fitness' sharing why jiu-jitsu is such an important part of her weekly routine.
Smoothie Bar member Sanjay Aggarwal features in this article 'eCommerce SEO: The Complete Online Sellers Guide' sharing the best types of content for their customers.
1-1 Smoothie Elizabeth Draper features in this article 'Elizabeth Draper – Film Business Executive to Gluten-free Baker' sharing her midlife career change journey.
Smoothie Bar member Wajeeha Husain is featured in this 'My Life As A Middle Child' article talking about the joys and pains of being a middle sibling.
Smoothie Bar member Alessandra Bester features in this 'Coping with the loss of a pet' article and shares the story of why her dog Cocoa was such a huge support to her autistic son Ethan.
Smoothie Bar member Hiromi Stone features in this article discussing the importance of having a regular exercise routine that fits in with her busy life.
1-1 Smoothie Bird & Wild features in the weekly email 'Lust List' from Pebble Magazine which champions sustainable, ethical and eco-friendly brands.
Smoothie Bar members Ruth and Sabina Willis feature in this 'What is it like working with family in your business?' article.
Smoothie Bar members Vicky Robertson and John Martin feature in this 'Easter recipes 2018: 6 sweet treats to make this Easter' article.
Smoothie Bar member Lesley Bambridge features in this 'Video Marketing: is it the key to boosting your conversion rate?' article.
1-1 Smoothie Guy Wimot's Bird & Wild Coffee features as a prize in Prize Quest magazine with a 20,000 subscriber circulation.
Smoothie Bar member Kellie Bath features in this 'Female founders' article discussing inspiration, advice and running a business.
Smoothie Bar member Dean Dempsey features in this 'How mobile technology is impacting the way brands tell stories' article.
Smoothie Bar member Lesley Bambridge features in this 'Sage advice from inspiring women in business' infographic.
Smoothie Bar members Sanjay Aggarwal and Jeff Webster feature in this 'The next big food and drink trends in 2018' article.
I feature in this article about changing my career and starting my own business when I hit 40, and talk about the ups and downs of making such a big decision.
Smoothie Bar members Jools Abel and Sanjay Aggarwal feature in this 'How fintech is changing the way we do business' article.
Smoothie Bar member Alessandra Bester features in this 'Pets and mental health: the companions that help us cope' article.
Smoothie Bar member Rafael Rozenson features in this 'Annoying jargon business owners should avoid this year' article.
Smoothie Bar member Jools Abel's Tweets is featured in this 'The Best Man – tips for writing your best man speech' article.
Smoothie Bar members Kathryn Minchew and Philippa Askham have their recipes featured in this 'Pancake Day Recipes: The Best Fillings For Kids As Chosen By Them (And Their Parents)' article.
Smoothie Bar members Jeff and Amy feature in this 'What makes us love a challenger brand? It's all about the brand storytelling' article.
Smoothie Bar member Hedi Pavelcova's overnight oats recipe features in this 'Simple and clean overnight oats' recipe post.
Smoothie Bar member Hedi Pavelcova's soya Bolognese recipe features in this 'Tasty vegan packed lunches to enjoy in the office!' article.
I'm a guest on Louise Brogan's podcast talking about running a small business, creating my Smoothie Bar membership group and easy PR for foodies.
I share my top tips for bloggers who want to work with PRs on brand campaigns for their clients in this '10 mistakes bloggers make when emailing PRs' article.
Smoothie Bar member Wajeeha Hussain features in this 'These women stuck to their New Year resolutions and changed their lives' article.
1-1 client The Nut Kitchen's almond spread features in the Feelgood buys section of the Healthy Bites pages.
I presented a seminar to start-up foodpreneurs looking for advice on using PR within their growing business titled 'Quick and simple ways to make your food brand famous'.
'Adopted Smoothie' Pixie Turner features in this live interview talking about wellness scammer Belle Gibson and why people fell for her story on social media without any medical proof.
Smoothie Bar member Wajeeha Hussain features in this 'Startup lessons these entrepreneurs learned in 2017 for success in 2018' article.
1-1 client Elizabeth Draper from ElizabethDbakes shares advice in this '10 tips for going gluten-free while on a budget' article.
Smoothie Bar member Sally Bunkham features in this 'Four inspiring women turned their failures into business success' article.
Smoothie Bar member Jessica Vos features in this 'Four of the biggest challenges facing small businesses in 2018' article.
Smoothie Bar member Sally Bunkham features in 'Mental health issues 'affect a third of mums' interview on Victoria Derbyshire.
I presented a seminar on the role of the media in influencing demand for free from products titled 'Free From: your start-ups perfect PR platform'.
Smoothie Bar member Chintal Kakaya's cake features in this 'Winter Cakes: delicious Inspirations for winter weddings' article.
1-1 client The Nut Kitchen's nut spread gift boxes feature in 'Top Christmas gifts you need this year' article.
1-1 client Elizabeth Draper's pumpkin pie recipe features in this 'The best vegan Thanksgiving recipes' article.
Smoothie Bar member Wajeeha Husain features in this 'Inspirational superstars thriving in business' article.
1-1 client Josefina Smith and Smoothie Bar member Manisha Pankhania feature in this 'Why we love winter' article.
Smoothie Bar member Sanjay Agarwall features in this 'How to make the most of Small Business Saturday' article.
1-1 clients The Nut Kitchen and ElizabethDbakes are featured in this 'Top 10 Foodie Gifts for 2017' article.
Smoothie Bar member Brontie Ansell features in this 'A chocoholic's Christmas gift guide' article.
I share my top tips for bloggers who want to team up and work with PRs on brand campaigns.
Smoothie Bar member Hiromi Stone features in The Food Talk Show podcast.
Smoothie Bar member Hedi Pavelcova's recipe for 'Healthy creamy green kale soup' feature here.
1-1 client Elizabeth Draper's gluten-free stollen features in this Christmas giveaway.
1-1 client The Nut Kitchen features in '4 ways to transform your breakfast' article.
1-1 client The Nut Kitchen features in this 'Current favourites and new discoveries' article.
Smoothie Bar member Sally Bunkham features in '10 best alcoholic Christmas hampers' article.
1-1 client ElizabethDbakes' gluten-free stollen is featured in this health and wellness Christmas Gift Guide.
Smoothie Bar member Brontie Ansell features in this '12 independent vegan brands that should be on your radar' article.
Smoothie Bar members Jools Abel, Wajeeha Hussain and Kamil Shah feature in this 'Mastering the product packaging design process' article.
Smoothie Bar member Kamil Shah's co-founder Maria Koinaki features in this 'Can you cook with extra virgin olive oil?' article.
Smoothie Bar member Sanjay Agarwall features in this 'How do I launch an eBay business and become an online seller?' article.
Smoothie Bar member Sophia Nadur talks about her passion for bringing health and wellness to people through her Tg Green Teas in this video.
Smoothie Bar member Sophia Nadur features in this 'Co-founders urged to agree 'pre-nups' with their partners' article.
Smoothie Bar member Sally Bunkham features in 'This mom turned her pregnancy cravings into a genius New startup' article.
Smoothie Bar members Shashi and Sanjay Agarwall feature in this 'The age advantage' article.
Smoothie Bar member Hiromi Stone's Kinomi nuts feature in this 'Products we love this week' article.
Smoothie Bar member Sophia Nadur features in this 'Start-up siblings share the secrets to success' article.
Smoothie Bar member Sally Bunkham features in 'This mum turned her pregnancy cravings into a startup for new mums' article.
I feature in this 'Seven entrepreneurs to share their top business podcasts – useful listening for the commute' article.
Smoothie Bar member Sally Bunkham features in this 'Hampers with formerly forbidden treats for new mothers' article.
Smoothie Bar member Hedi Pavelcova's Butternut Squash Stew recipe features in the autumn 2017 edition.
I launched the brand new Innoveat blog section by ghostwriting posts using the current brand tone of voice.
I feature in this '7 women who don't have children reveal why your assumptions about them are wrong' article.
I feature in this healthy lifestyle Q&A sharing my own secrets of how to eat well while running your own business.
My quote features in this '35 people share how they take care of their mental health' article.
Vini & Bal's curry sauces feature in this 'Foodie Bites' round-up.
Smoothie Bar member Shashi Aggarwal features in this 'Mum in Business' blog post.
My client Vini Aujla features as the guest in this episode about turning a family legacy into a food business.
Smoothie Bar member Ashanti Bentil-Dhue features in this 'How to manage mental health problems as a small business owner' article.
Smoothie Bar member Hedi Pavelcova is the featured paper reviewer on the BBC Essex breakfast show.
Smoothie Bar member Jane Gordon features in this 'Why Startup Success Hinges On A Knockout Business Name' article.
My client Vini Aujla features in this 'Interview With A Career Change Mum' post that describes her transition from the city to the kitchen.
Full edit and partial rewrite of this clean eating recipe ebook.
Smoothie Bar member Angelina Nizzardi's natural food blends are featured in this vegan 'Hot Products' round-up.
Smoothie Bar member Sophia Nadur features in this 'SMEs get creative to dodge poor mobile signals' article.
Smoothie Bar member Chintal Kakaya's nankhatai is featured in the 'Sweet and Savoury Biscuit' round-up.
Vini & Bal's sauces feature in this round-up of new gluten-free and dairy-free products for Coeliac Awareness Week.
A selection of Vini & Bal's curry sauces are featured amongst other products in the brand new 'Hot Buys to Try' section.
Smoothie Bar member Chintal Kakaya features in this 'How to start a business alongside a day job' article.
'Stop the sugar shame, we need to take the blame' – my controversial stance on the war against sugar.
I feature as the guest expert to share my own business journey plus PR tips for start-ups.
Chef Andrew Dargue from Vanilla Black features in this 'Reducing restaurant no shows' article.
I did a full website edit and rewrite using WordPress CMS and continue to add staff/class updates.
Smoothie Bar member Hedi Pavelcova features in this 'Social media successes' article.
I feature in this 'Dinner for one: how to organise an SME Christmas party' article.
'Stop Being Mean About Eating Clean' – my response to those bashing the healthy eating trend.
Nutritionist Alex Ritson from Lean Body Performance features as the guest expert.
Complete rewrite of almost every page and all blog posts up to 1st Jan 2017 using WordPress CMS.
Featured recipe 'Passion fruit party punch' from Plant-based Chef and Food Writer Deborah Durrant.
Fori bars feature in the 'Health Bites' section of Northen Life magazine.
I feature in this 'How to make the right connection for marketing success' article.
Chef Andrew Dargue from Vanilla Black features in this 'Fresh ideas for bigger profits' article.
Worked with a designer to design and write the copy for this pregnancy Pilates flyer.
'Is food your new designer label?' – my opinion on the constant desire to sport a trendy food label.
I feature in this 'Meet the small business founder' article to share my business journey so far and the services I offer to start-up foodies.
Featured cookery course from Plant-based Chef and Food Writer Deborah Durrant.
Ghostwritten post using the brand tone of voice to introduce and review a new brand to her followers.
I feature in this 'Five women explain why they don't want children – and how they're judged for it' article.
Full website edit and partial rewrite using bespoke CMS with ongoing updates as needed.
Featured 'Cucumber dairy-free cheese hearts' recipe from Plant-based Chef and Food Writer Deborah Durrant.
'What happens when you want redundancy and don't get it?' – my article on how this affected me starting my own business.
'5 things I Iearned once I ditched dainty dumbbells' – my opinion on why girls should lift heavy weights without the fear of turning into Arnie.
'How I escaped the cult of the pink dumbbell' – why I'm encouraging women to go into the free weights section of the gym.
'Why Every Start-Up Needs A Pair Of Pom-Poms' – my piece on the importance of having multiple business mentors around you.
Worked with a designer to design and write the copy for this Pilates flyer to be handed out at a local 10k race.


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Frank E. Cicone, Baltimore County circuit judge, dies
Judge Frank E. Cicone, former chief administrative judge of the Baltimore County Circuit Court, who had a second career as a settlement court judge, died of congestive heart failure Thursday at Greater Baltimore Medical Center.
The Lutherville resident was 95. "Frank was loved and respected by judges all over Maryland. He was a giant among giants," said Joseph F. Murphy Jr., who served as chief judge of the Maryland Court of Special Appeals from 1996 to 2007 and retired in 2011 as a judge on the Court of Appeals.
Source: http://www.baltimoresun.com/
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Le Gang (titre italien : La gang del parigino) est un film franco-italien réalisé en 1976 par Jacques Deray et sorti en 1977.

Synopsis
Dans la France d'après-guerre, le gang des Tractions Avant défraie la chronique par ses exploits de cambrioleurs qui ne causent jamais mort d'homme.

Fiche technique
 Titre : Le Gang
 Titre italien La gang del parigino (Le Gang des Parisiens)
 Réalisation : Jacques Deray
 Scénaristes : Roger Borniche, Alphonse Boudard, Jean-Claude Carrière, d'après l'œuvre de Roger Borniche
 Photographie : Silvano Ippoliti
 Musique : Carlo Rustichelli
 Son : Guy Villette
 Décors : Théobald Meurisse
 Costumes : Jacques Fonteray
 Montage : Henri Lanoë
 Assistant-réalisateur : Romain Goupil, Thierry Chabert, Jean Couturier
 Photographe de plateau : Victor Rodrigue
 Producteur délégué : Alain Delon
 Directeur de production : Henri Jacquillard
 Pays d'origine :  /
 Format :
 Genre : Policier et drame
 Durée :
 Date de sortie :

Distribution
 Alain Delon : Robert, dit « Le Dingue »
 Nicole Calfan : Marinette
 Adalberto Maria Merli : Manu
 Maurice Barrier : Lucien, dit « Le Mammouth »
 Xavier Depraz : Jo
 Roland Bertin : Raymond
 Raymond Bussières : Cornélius
 Laura Betti : Félicia
 Giampiero Albertini : Léon
 Catherine Lachens : Janine
 Gilette Barbier
 Agnès Château : la femme de Raymond
 Dominique Davray : la prostituée
 Anne Jousset : une amie de Janine
 Carole Leroy
 Robert Dalban : le chasseur de rats
 Marc Eyraud : le prêtre
 François Lalande : le commissaire
 Albert Michel : le photographe
 Jacques Pisias : un flic à la Goutte-d'Or
 Lionel Vitrant : un flic à la Goutte-d'Or
 Jacques Sereys : le préfet
 André Falcon : le bijoutier
 Roland Amstutz : un policier au commissariat
 Henri Attal : un ami, client de La Belle Oseille, chez Cornélius
 Albert Augier : le comptable de l'usine
 Jo Dalat
 Robert Klein
 Paul Mercey : un policier au commissariat
 Yves Morgan-Jones (jouant son propre rôle)
 Carlo Nell
 Jacques Plée
 Fred Smith
 Jado

Tournage
Le film a été tourné dans les départements de
L'Aisne
Les studios de Boulogne-Billancourt (SFP), 2 rue de Silly
 À Paris

Voir aussi
 Gang des Tractions Avant

Notes et références

Liens externes

Film français sorti en 1977
Film italien sorti en 1977
Film policier italien
Film policier français
Film dramatique italien
Film dramatique français
Film de gangsters
Film produit par Alain Delon
Film réalisé par Jacques Deray
Film scénarisé par Jean-Claude Carrière
Film français inspiré de faits réels
Adaptation d'un roman français au cinéma
Film tourné dans l'Aisne
Gang des Tractions Avant


text: Q: Implement time limited iterative deepening search for chess program I know i can implement this by checking for time limit before calling move generator in the negamax and quiescence functions. But I would Like to know if there is a way to run the check for time limit on a separate thread and break  the execution of the loop if time limit is exceeded in C++.


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Key firm drops out of Arizona GOP's 2020 election recount
By FOX 10 and AP Staff
Arizona Election Audit
Wake TSI no longer involved in ballot recount at AZ state fairgrounds
A company running the recount of 2020 Maricopa County ballots is no longer involved. Audit liaison Ken Bennett says Wake TSI's contract ended on May 14.
PHOENIX - A subcontractor working on a Republican-led audit of the 2020 election results in Arizona's largest county has dropped out of the project.
Wake Technology Solutions Inc. was leading the hand-recount part of the audit but decided not to renew its contract, audit officials said Tuesday. The recount is now being led by StratTech Solutions of Scottsdale, an information technology consulting firm that does not list election or auditing experience on its website.
Wake was originally contracted to lead the hand count through May 14, but the process has gone considerably slower than expected with only about a quarter of the 2.1 million ballots counted by then. The company chose not to renew the contract, said Ken Bennett, who is serving as a liaison for Senate Republicans overseeing the audit.
Ken Bennett interview on Arizona election audit
The Arizona Senate Liaison to the election audit said '..I think it's very important that we do this, to make sure that the people of Arizona can have 100 percent confidence that their elections are transparent, the outcomes were fair, and that they are publicly verified. So we'll do it until it's done. And that's our plan.'
StratTech has been working on the audit from the beginning, including recruiting, training and checking backgrounds, Bennett said. The firm's involvement had not previously been disclosed.
"They were very familiar with the processes that were under Wake's direction, and so most of the Wake contract employees will move underneath StratTech's supervision and we will continue right on forward," Bennett said.
The hand count is just one part of an audit that also includes a review of voting machines and election data. It's being led by Cyber Ninjas, a Florida-based cybersecurity consultancy whose owner has shared conspiracy theories about the 2020 election.
The audit is being conducted on behalf of Republicans in the state Senate, who issued subpoenas to take control of ballots, equipment and data after former President Donald Trump baselessly claimed his loss was marred by fraud.
Election experts and national security officials say the 2020 election was secure, but Trump and many of his supporters have aggressively promoted baseless theories that the election was stolen from Trump. The audit in Arizona will not change the outcome. Senate President Karen Fann says it's intended to find any weak points that the Legislature can improve, which Democrats worry will lead to legislation that suppresses votes.
Wake officials did not respond to a request for comment. StratTech referred questions to Rod Thomson, a public relations consultant working for Cyber Ninjas. He did not respond to a request for information on StratTech's involvement and qualifications.
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Q: Edit the input parametersin in Composite C1 on IIS 7.5? sorry for my english
I have a problem with c1 installed on iis 7.5
For example:
I want to edit the input parameters: Function/XSLT Function/
When you push the combo [Default value] or [Test value] dialog does not display
error in console:
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found)
http://[domain]/Composite/content/dialogs/functions/editFunctionCall.aspx?type=System.String&dialoglabel=Parameter+Default+Value&multimode=false&functionmarkup=%3Cf:function%20xmlns:f=%22http://www.composite.net/ns/function/1.0%22%20name=%22Composite.Constant.String%22%20/%3E
error in site log:
HttpRequestValidationException
url:
http://[domain]/rejected-by-urlscan?~/composite/content/dialogs/functions/editfunctioncall.aspx?type=system.string&dialoglabel=parameter
default value&multimode=false&functionmarkup=
path to file:
 at System.Web.HttpRequest.ValidateString(String value, String collectionKey, RequestValidationSource requestCollection) at
System.Web.HttpRequest.get_RawUrl() at Composite.Core.WebClient.WC
error:
A potentially dangerous Request.RawUrl value was detected from the client (="...ionmarkup=

System.Web.HttpRequest.ValidateString(String value, String collectionKey, RequestValidationSource requestCollection) at
System.Web.HttpRequest.get_RawUrl() at Composite.Core.WebClient.WCF.MultipleHostnameHandler.OnBeginRequest(Object sender, EventArgs e) at
System.Web.HttpApplication.SyncEventExecutionStep.System.Web.HttpApplication.IExecutionStep.Execute() at
System.Web.HttpApplication.ExecuteStep(IExecutionStep step, Boolean& completedSynchronously)
changes to the file web.config
validateRequest="false"
 requestValidationMode="2.0"
etc...   are unsuccessful :(
Plis help :)

A: For some reason the web server you're using is converting the query strings like:
...&functionmarkup=%3f:...
into
...&functionmarkup=<f:...
which is, by ASP.NET, considered to be a potential XSS attack.
There doesn't seem to be a way to change the behavior via configuration files.
We're currently working on a patch for Composite C1 3.2 that will address this issue


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Expansion and renovation of this Police Substation was required to address the changing needs of the community and support the police force. This expansion project called for a new meeting room for public use and accessibility for both police department and the Southside Ward Five Council Member. Additional locker space was required to accommodate the current staff. Separate circulation paths between the public and internal police functions were provided to address several issues: A solution to resolve severe deficiencies in fire rated separation for the holding area; A sight and sound separation between juvenile and adult holding to meet the guidelines and standards for juvenile detention. Failure to address these issues presented a potential risk for prisoner(s) and a liability for the City of Tucson. All improvements were designed to be durable as well as functional to support this high traffic facility used 24 hours a day.