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The best ham recipe I have ever tried! Most ham recipes have a mustard sauce, and I don't like mustard. The perfect Christmas Ham!
Dovetailing tip: Cube about 2 cups of the leftover ham (1/2" cubes). Save for Meal 5 Cauliflower and Ham Gratin.
Drain pineapple, reserving juice. Place ham on a rack in a shallow roasting pan. Secure pineapple and cherries to ham with toothpicks. Combine brown sugar and seasoned salt; rub over ham. Gently pour pineapple juice over ham. Bake, uncovered, at 325° for 1-1/2 to 2 hours or until a meat thermometer reads 140° and ham is heated through. Baste frequently with brown sugar mixture. Yield: about 18-20 servings.


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Ontario Ring of Fire's Astonishing World-Class Mineral Potential – by Stan Sudol (Huffington Post – April 20, 2014)
Please note that this article is from April 2014 – Stan Sudol
Located 500 kilometres northeast of Thunder Bay, the Ring of Fire mining camp contains billions worth of chromite — among the best deposits in the world — plus nickel, copper, platinum group elements, gold, zinc and vanadium.
In 2007, an interesting mix of six geologists and junior mining executives – Richard Nemis, Mac Watson, Neil Novack, John Harvey and Don Hoy — collectively found the most significant mineral discovery in Canada since the Sudbury Basin in 1883 and the Timmins gold camp in 1909.
Unfortunately, Cliffs Natural Resources' decided to indefinitely suspend its Ring of Fire operations (Black Thor chromite deposit) in November, 2013. Notwithstanding the blaming game between the different levels of government, other stakeholders and First Nations communities, the global economic slump in metal demand and the company's current financial problems were one of the primary reasons for this decision.
Recently, the situation at Cliffs and the Ring of Fire has taken a dramatic turn with the entry of activist hedge fund Casablanca Capital. If this hedge fund is successful in taking control of Cliffs' board of directors, they will insist that the company's chromite properties be sold. This will impact every part of Cliffs' previous plans for the Ring of Fire and the Ontario government's current initiatives.
Expect the unexpected and hang on to your hats as we are in for a wild, twisted and bumpy ride in what is becoming the most dramatic mining story in Canada since the failed Inco/Falconbridge mergers and subsequent foreign takeovers, in the middle of the last decade.
However, there are two other juniors — Noront Resources (Eagle's Nest nickel/copper/PGM project) and KWG Resources (Black Horse and Big Daddy chromite deposits) – with major proposals and a host of other companies with good exploration potential that will eventually see the development of this enormously rich mining camp once metal demand recovers.
But just how financially significant are the current and future mineral deposits in this isolated region of northwestern Ontario?
In engaging presentation about the Ring of Fire at the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada convention in March 2013, geologist James Franklin outlined the staggering economic value of Canada's newest mining camp.
Franklin was the chief geoscientist at the Geological Survey of Canada from 1993 to 1997. He is one of the country's top experts on the Canadian Shield geology underlying northwestern Ontario, including the Ring of Fire.
By comparing the similar geologies between the Ring of Fire and surrounding regions and that of the enormously rich Abitibi-Greenstone belt between northeastern Ontario and northwestern Quebec, Franklin has come up with some educated guesses of the financial values for the deposit types found in the Ring. For slightly over a century, the legendary Abitibi-Greenstone belt has produced hundreds of billions of dollars' worth of mostly gold, silver, copper and zinc.
"The Ring of Fire is a truly extraordinary mineral discovery due to the various types of deposits. Similar deposits, elsewhere in Canada and around the world have yielded billions of dollars of metallic metals," Franklin said. "Due to roughly eight smaller VMS-type deposits that hold copper, zinc and silver, which have not been thoroughly drilled-off, the Ring of Fire could ultimately produce between $30 billion to $50 billion worth of these metals and perhaps another Kidd Creek ore body, which has been in operation since the mid-1960s in Timmins."
He very conservatively estimates an additional $7.5 billion to $12.5 billion worth of nickel, copper, PGE values in the Ring alone and while no one is currently looking for gold, feels that due to the favourable geology, at least $10 billion worth of the precious metal is yet to be found. In the adjacent greenstone belts — prime gold bearing geology — to the west of the Ring of Fire, Franklin is exceptionally optimistic and feels an additional $140 billion to $190 billion worth of the precious metal will eventually be discovered.
These financial projections are on top of the currently accepted Ministry of Northern Development and Mines valuations of $50 billion for chromite and $10 billion for Noront Resources' nickel, copper, PGE mine!
"These are only conservative estimates," Franklin said, "and the provincial government should spend at least $50 million over the next few years on more aerial high-resolution geophysical surveys, mapping where outcrops permit and extensive on-ground geochemical and till sampling on a regional basis. Every dollar spent on geoscience results in five dollars of industry activity."
And while he does not want to venture a guess at the value of future chromite discoveries, he believes the current chromite reserves of roughly 220 million tonnes could easily be doubled. He also indicated the chromite discoveries in the Ring of Fire are "very, very well behaved" so that initial (inferred) reserves estimates routinely move over to the (indicated and measured) categories with more infill drilling due to the enormous size and predictability of this massive deposit.
Last September, KWG Resources announced that it has discovered an additional 46.5 million tonnes (inferred) of chromite at the Black Horse deposit, of which the company has 80% control, while Bold Ventures has the remainder. This is the second largest chromite deposit in the mining camp after Cliffs' Black Thor project, which has 102 million tonnes (measured and indicated) and 33 million metric tonnes (inferred). However, the Black Horse deposit has a much higher grade, which could justify it being mined from underground, without the environmental impact of other proposals.
"We are tremendously pleased with these initial results," said M. J. (Moe) Lavigne, vice-president of exploration and development at KWG. "Our next step is to continue to expand this resource, as well as conducting infill drilling. This deposit will allow KWG to put together its own chromite mining development plan."
The massive chromite deposit in the Ring of Fire follows a 12 km strike-length. Each mining company seems to have a portion of this deposit, which remains to be fully explored. In the world of chromite mining, the Ring of Fire, if developed in an economically sustainable manner, will be a game changer.
In a global context, only South Africa with 6.86 billion tonnes, Zimbabwe with 930 million tonnes and Kazakhstan with 387 million tonnes, have larger reserves. (Heinz H. Pariser Alloy Metals & Steel Market Research)
At the Noront Resources' annual general meeting last fall, Alan Coutts, the company's new president and CEO, was also very enthusiastic about the future resource potential of the Ring of Fire camp. A professional geoscientist, Coutts has more than 25 years] of executive management experience — mostly with the Falconbridge/Xstrata organization — in a variety of roles, across multiple commodities, including nickel and zinc, and in many remote locations in Canada and abroad.
"The Ring of Fire represents a wonderful exploration opportunity for a host of mineral deposits," Coutts said. "I'm excited about the prospects for new nickel sulphide — PGM discoveries in the region. In my experience, these deposits tend to occur in clusters, whether it's Canada, Russia or Australia. To think that Noront's Eagle's Nest deposit is the only one is like saying that there will only be one nickel mine in the Sudbury basin.
"Noront's plan over the next three years is to develop Eagle's Nest and our exploration activities will be focused on the discovery of additional Ni-Cu-PGM deposits." Noront has the largest land holdings in the Ring of Fire.
While the Eagle's Nest nickel mine is its first priority, Coutts intends to also work on the Blackbird chromite deposit that contains 44 million tonnes. "We are confident that the Blackbird chromite resource can be significantly increased. We may develop the chromite potential alone or look to do something in partnership with other industry players in the region."
Noront's Eagle's Nest smaller underground nickel/copper/PGE development is not affected by Cliffs' decision to indefinitely suspend its chromite project, but does need government commitment to fund an east-west access road that would also connect a number of isolated First Nations communities.
Without a doubt, the value of the Ring of Fire's current and future potential mineral discoveries are in the hundreds of billions of dollars and these multi-generational mines will provide enormous wealth and employment opportunities for the surrounding First Nations communities. This is an economically and socially transformative project that will positively impact not only Ontario's northwestern frontier but the entire country as well.
But current provincial indecision over what type of transportation – rail or road – that would best spur economic development of the mining camp, various legal challenges between Cliffs and KWG over access to a coveted north-south route, First Nations negotiations about resources revenue sharing, and provincial/federal conflicts over how to pay for transportation and power infrastructure are all stalling the massive chromite projects as well as further exploration efforts.
With a possible provincial election on the horizon, the lack of progress in the Ring of Fire may affect the outcome of many northern ridings. Considering that current polling indicates no party with a commanding lead, these northern ridings may ultimately impact on who becomes the next Premier of Ontario.
For the original source of this article: https://www.huffpost.com/archive/ca/entry/ontario-ring-of-fires-ast_b_4809855
Categories Chromium/Platinum Group Metals, Nickel, Ontario Mining, Ontario's Ring of Fire Mineral Discovery, Stan Sudol Columns/Media References and Appearances
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Uncial 061 (in the Gregory-Aland numbering), α 1035 (Soden); is a Greek uncial manuscript of the New Testament, dated palaeographically to the 5th century.

Description
The codex contains a part of the First Epistle to Timothy (3:15-16; 4:1-3; 6:2-8), on two small leaves (14 cm by 12 cm), both damaged. The text is written in one column per page, 19 lines per page.

The Greek text of this codex is a representative of the Byzantine text-type with some singular readings. Aland placed it in Category V.

Codex 061 is cited in the Textual Apparatus of the UBS-4, but not in that of the Nestle-Aland edition. It has a singular reading of ᾧ ἐφανερώθη (he revealed) in 1 Timothy 3:16.

It is dated by the INTF to the 5th century.

The codex is located now in Louvre (Ms. E 7332), in Paris.

See also
 List of New Testament uncials
 Textual criticism

References

Further reading

 Theodor Zahn, Forschungen zur Geschichte des neutestamentlichen Kanons III, Supplementum Clementinum (Erlangen, 1884), pp. 277-278.
 B. Reicke, Les Deux Fragments grecs onciaux de I Tim. appelés 061 publiés, Coniectanea Neotestamentica 11 (Uppsala, 1947), pp. 196-206.

External links

 Uncial 061 at the Encyclopedia of Textual Criticism

Greek New Testament uncials
5th-century biblical manuscripts
Manuscripts of the Louvre

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Roman Kazimierz Kochanowski (ur. 28 lutego 1857 w Krakowie, zm. 3 sierpnia 1945 we Freisingu koło Monachium) – polski malarz i rysownik.

Biografia
Początków malarstwa uczył się u Maksymiliana Cerchy. Studia malarskie rozpoczął w 1874 w Szkole Sztuk Pięknych w Krakowie (1873/1875) pod kierunkiem Władysława Łuszczkiewicza i Henryka Grabińskiego (rysunek i malarstwo pejzażowe). W 1875 przeniósł się do Wiednia, gdzie studiował na Akademii Sztuk Pięknych, początkowo u Christiana Griepenkerla, a w latach 1876–1878 u Eduarda Peithnera von Lichtenfelsa jako stypendysta na wydziale pejzażu. W okresie wiedeńskim, trwającym do 1881, zaczął odnosić pierwsze sukcesy malarskie: złoty medal Akademii wiedeńskiej, wystawy w krakowskim Towarzystwie Przyjaciół Sztuk Pięknych, warszawskim Towarzystwie Zachęty Sztuk Pięknych i lwowskim Towarzystwie Przyjaciół Sztuk Pięknych. W 1881 przeniósł się do Monachium, gdzie mieszkał i pracował aż do śmierci.

Debiutował w krakowskim Towarzystwie Przyjaciół Sztuk Pięknych w 1877/1878, a w 1878 wystawił swoje prace w warszawskim Towarzystwie Zachęty Sztuk Pięknych i lwowskim Towarzystwie Przyjaciół Sztuk Pięknych. Uczestniczył w wystawach międzynarodowych i salonach: Wiedeń (1886–1899), Monachium (1888–1922), Berlin (1891–1909), Düsseldorf (1902, 1904), Salzburg (1891, 1895), Londyn (1891) gdzie otrzymał dyplom honorowy II klasy. Dużym sukcesem zakończyła się wystawa w Wiedniu (1888), na której cesarz Franciszek Józef I kupił Zimę w Polsce, a później Jesień. Ilustrował wespół z innymi malarzami polskimi dzieło Die österreichisch-ungarische Monarchie in Wort und Bild. Był członkiem monachijskich Kunstverein i Künstlergenossenschaft, a w 1901 został stałym jurorem. W 1906 został członkiem prestiżowego francuskiego Union Internationale des Beaux-Art. Od 1933 miał zakaz wystawiania prac w nazistowskich Niemczech. Od około 1943 przestał malować. Zmarł w sierpniu 1945 i został pochowany na Cmentarzu Leśnym w Monachium. W roku 1951 syn Romana Kochanowskiego przekazał kolekcję jego dzieł Muzeum Narodowemu w Warszawie.

Tematyka prac
Stałym tematem Kochanowskiego były widoki z okolic podkrakowskich i krajobrazy nadwiślańskie z niewielkim motywem rodzajowym, przedstawiane w różnych porach roku i dnia. Nieliczne datowane prace pochodzą (z paroma wyjątkami) sprzed 1900. Początkowo są to pejzaże malowane na ogół delikatnie i drobiazgowo, z troską o wierne oddanie motywu. Dominujące w nich zielenie, srebrzyste szarości i brązy podkreślają spokój i melancholię rozległych pól ogromem nieba, wierzb przydrożnych, łąk z pasącym się bydłem, zakątków leśnych i cichych wsi ukrytych wśród drzew. Później (po 1900) jego obrazy stawały się coraz bardziej szkicowe i nabierały fakturalnego charakteru, malowane dość szerokim rzutem pędzla, gęstą pastą, często kształtującą szeroki relief powierzchni. Kochanowski potrafił niezwykle sugestywnie oddać nastrój krajobrazu z jego często pochmurnym niebem i naturą przesiąkniętą wilgocią i chłodem, choć nie pozbawionego barwnej intensywności światła. W jego dorobku przeważają miniaturowe pejzaże w różnych porach roku i dnia malowane na deseczkach, małych kawałkach płótna, tekturze, czasami papierze. Są to wycinki krajobrazu z wplecioną nieodłącznie postacią ludzką: babiną opatuloną chustami, albo uginająca się pod ciężarem niesionego w chuście na plecach chrustu, pastuszków pilnujących bydła lub ptactwa. Z rzadka malował również kwiaty i studia portretowe.

Wystawy
Wystawa poświęcona twórczości Romana Kochanowskiego została otwarta 18 maja 2007 w Muzeum im. Jacka Malczewskiego w Radomiu. Na wystawie pokazano obrazy z kolekcji prywatnych oraz ze zbiorów muzealnych. Zaprezentowano na niej 168 obrazów olejnych, a także rysunki, akwarele i archiwalia. Wystawa była następnie prezentowana między innymi w Muzeum Śląskim w Katowicach, Muzeum Narodowym w Gdańsku, Muzeum Okręgowym w Sandomierzu oraz muzeum miejskim we Fryzyndze. Wystawie towarzyszył bogato ilustrowany katalog, będący kompendium wiedzy o artyście.

29 kwietnia 2009 w Krakowie w Kamienicy Hipolitów (oddział Muzeum Historycznego Miasta Krakowa) odbył się wernisaż dokumentujący życie i twórczość Romana Kochanowskiego. Wystawa pochodzi ze zbiorów prywatnych: obrazy, rysunki, grafiki, dokumenty, pamiątki pochodzące z pracowni udostępniła Barbara Lewkowicz-Odojewska z Monachium, sukcesorka spuścizny po artyście.

Przypisy

Literatura
 Zofia Katarzyna Posiadała: Roman Kochanowski. Mistrz pejzażu, Muzeum im. Oskara Kolberga w Przysusze, 2008, .

Linki zewnętrzne
 Roman Kochanowski, Internetowy Polski Słownik Biograficzny [dostęp 2022-03-26].

Absolwenci Akademii Sztuk Pięknych im. Jana Matejki w Krakowie
Absolwenci i studenci Akademii Sztuk Pięknych w Wiedniu
Artyści związani z Monachium
Artyści związani z Wiedniem
Ludzie urodzeni w Krakowie
Ofiary represji Niemiec nazistowskich w Europie 1933–1945
Pochowani na Cmentarzu Leśnym w Monachium
Polscy pejzażyści
Polscy rysownicy
Urodzeni w 1857
Zmarli w 1945


Walking past our local water system storage tanks for nearly 20 years it has become normal for me to look past them without seeing them. Their incongruous industrial form in the pastoral coastal hills of La Honda urges the mind's eye to ignore. This portfolio is an exploration in using the camera to look closely at the two water tanks and uncover beauty ordinarly unseen.


Am J Surg. 2017 Dec;214(6):1089-1090. doi: 10.1016/j.amjsurg.2017.09.025. Epub 2017 Sep 30.
Discussion of: "Does lymph node status influence adjuvant therapy decision-making in women 70 years of age or older with clinically node negative hormone receptor positive breast cancer?"
Chagpar AB1, Horowitz N2, Sanft T2, Wilson LD2, Silber A2, Killelea B2, Moran MS2, DiGiovanna MP2, Hofstatter E2, Chung G2, Pusztai L2, Lannin DR2.
Yale University School of Medicine, New Haven, CT, USA. Electronic address: anees.chagpar@yale.edu.


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"The time has come to tell the tale."
The 1981 American horror movie Ghost Story is based on the 1979 book by the same title by Peter Straub. The story takes place in a small New England town where four elderly men have formed what they call the Chowder Society, a club where they swap scary stories. The four friends that make up the club include Ricky Hawthorne, a business owner; Sears James, a lawyer; Dr. John Jaffrey; and Edward Charles Wanderley, the Mayor.
Edwards's son David, who lives in New York, falls from a window when the girl he has been sleeping with turns into a demon. Upon David's death, Edward's other son Don, a college professor returns home.
The four elderly men become stricken with nightmares and become unsettled. One night Edward goes for a walk across a snowy bridge. When he sees the same demon that caused David's death, he, too, falls to his ending. Although his death is ruled as a suicide, his son and friends disagree.
Don approaches the remaining three friends and offers them a scary story of his own. He claims he had a wild affair with a woman, Alma, who came to work at his university. When he found something out about her, he ended the relationship. Just before David's death, Don received a call from his brother saying that he was to wed this girl.
Jaffrey soon dies of a heart attack, and the two remaining friends tell the truth about a woman named Eva whom they accidently killed when she was younger after she had an affair with Edward. Believing she was dead, they put her in her car and dumped her in the lake. She came to and was screaming for help; however, she went down with the car.
The movie ends with only Don and Ricky alive and Alma/Eva's body being retrieved from her car in the lake.
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Kilgore Looks Back As He Looks Forward To Retirement
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When Mike Kilgore called up his dad in early November to say he was retiring as executive director of the Alabama Farmers Federation on Jan. 31, 88-year-old Cecil Kilgore had a few questions.He wanted to know if Mike had bought the boundary marker paint he'd asked for a few months earlier and if he'd be bringing it with him on Thanksgiving."I said, 'I have it, and I'll bring it with me Thanksgiving, but that's not why I'm calling. I want to tell you what I've done.' And I told him of my decision to retire January 31. It got quiet. Then, Daddy said, 'January 31?' I said, 'Yes, sir.' And he said, 'Well, just forget about bringing that paint up for Thanksgiving. You just bring it up in February, and you can paint those boundary lines for me.'"He laughs when he tells it, but it's a story that pretty much sums up the past and the future for Mike Kilgore, who came to the Federation in June 1974 as an energetic 25-year-old area organization director charged with oversight of 10 counties.Over the next 35 years, he would serve in other capacities, including director of the Department of Organization. But the first job change would come much sooner than he expected.By August of 1974, Doug Rigney convinced him to take charge of the Young Farmers program with a challenge to build it into a division. "When Doug asked me to do that, I turned him down," Kilgore recalled. "(But) he sold me on the program, saying it was to bring in new leadership, that it was the most important part of the organization, that I would have the most important job because our future presidents, our future county presidents and our future board members would come from the program. He said it was the growth part of the organization."Kilgore jumped in with the same tireless work ethic he'd learned from his father back home in Winston County. "My goal was to give every young farmer the opportunity to become a part of this organization," said Kilgore, who hit the road with field staff to hold Young Farmer meetings around the state.
First, however, he had to convince the leadership in some counties that it could be done. "Some told me, 'There are not any young farmers out there. We've been looking for 'em, but there are none out there,'" Kilgore said. "So I asked them, 'If I can find them, will you have a meeting? Will you sponsor a meal?' …. 'Well, sonny boy, if you can find them, we'll do it.' That was the response."Of course, finding them was only half the task; he still had to convince them to get involved."If they said they didn't have time, I suggested that they couldn't afford NOT to take the time," he said. "I wouldn't accept 'no.' I told them, 'If you want to stay in business, this is what's happening out there. … Even if it's only 5 percent of your time, you've got to give some time for it, and you've got to decide how much time it is. If you're not in there, getting involved and helping set the policy and direction, somebody else is going to be setting it for you. If you want to have a legacy for your children and future generations, you've got to get involved, and the best organization to do it is this organization because the grassroots sets the policy from the bottom up.'""We were reaching out to anybody and everybody we could," he added. "Membership was not a prerequisite — it was an enlistment tool."It was also a bumper crop. Today, the fruit of the Young Farmers program can be seen throughout the organization. Jerry A. Newby, president of the Alabama Farmers Federation, was among Kilgore's first recruits. North Area Vice President Hal Lee, Central Area Vice President Dean Wysner, Southeast Area Vice President Ricky Wiggins and District Director Sammy Williams also got their start in the Young Farmers program.Kilgore downplays his role, saying that he didn't "develop" today's leadership. "I just opened the door and gave them the opportunity," he says. "They developed themselves."With an infusion of young blood, the Young Farmers program began to flourish, adding the Miss Agriculture pageant and a Young Farmers Leadership Conference.The Outstanding Young Farm Family competition grew from fewer than 10 contestants to almost 60 and quickly became a highlight of the Federation's annual meeting.
And when President Jimmy Carter imposed an embargo on soybean exports to the Soviet Union, the Young Farmers gathered between 30,000 and 40,000 names on a petition in opposition to the decision.After 20 years as director of organization and then, assistant executive director, Kilgore became executive director in 2000. It's a position he describes as "more strategy and administrative." Part of those duties is providing direction and support for all departments in the Federation.The challenges as executive director were many, but so were the achievements. Among those were helping Newby improve the organization's image and strengthen its political action committee. Likewise, when the Federation faced a statewide lottery vote that had overwhelming public support, Kilgore's team-building skills helped ensure a sound defeat.During the Amendment One battle, Kilgore helped form a small coalition that defeated the constitutional amendment that would have reversed all property tax laws that the Federation had fought so hard to win for farmers and homeowners.Recognizing the value of having someone in his corner, Kilgore established the Federation's Department of External Affairs, which has helped bring several important political victories.More recently, he worked with Federation leaders to secure an agricultural vehicle exemption from federal Department of Transportation registration. "When others said we could not do anything to fight it, we did and won," Kilgore said.Even if the Federation's stance on an issue is unpopular, Kilgore says defending that position is fairly easy because they are the right ones. "I firmly believe that our people take their policy positions based on what's right and what's good, and that makes it easy to take a stand on issues," he said. "When some people try to decide what's politically correct, we take a stand based on what's good for our members, not what's politically expedient."He keeps those same values close to him today. He remembers with fondness the early days when he and his brother and sister performed as The Kilgore Family on the Wally Fowler Gospel Hour as well as venues with such Southern gospel quartets as The Statesmen and Florida Boys. Mike, a baritone, sang lead; his brother Johnny sang tenor; and sister Becky sang alto. "Those were some good days," he says, "but I still can't read a lick of music."Inside his office, the walls are covered with photos of his grandparents and parents Cecil and Beatrice's rural upbringing as well as photos of his four grandsons."Don't ever forget where you came from, who helped you get there, or forget what the future is about," he says as he points to the photos. "That's why those pictures are up there the way they are – that's for my benefit."For Kilgore, he intends to spend a good portion of that future in a motorhome he just recently purchased.
"I've always said that when I retired, I was going to buy a motorhome and travel for two years and see this country," he says. "The grandsons are going to put a kink in the two years of straight traveling. But I figure it will take about two years to do what I want to do."His itinerary calls for a tour that would've made the late Charles Kuralt envious. "I want to see places that were important in the formation of this country," he says. "I want to go to Yorktown. I want to stand on the ground Washington stood on when he defeated Cornwallis. I want to go to Jamestown, to Plymouth Rock. I want to go to Martha's Vineyard. I want to go up to Maine and sit on the pier of a little fishing village and see the boats come in and unload their catch, and boil and eat a live lobster right there on that pier."So which will be his first stop?"Nobody knows," he says. "I don't know yet. But one of the first things I'm going to do is I'm going to Winston County, and paint those boundary lines for my dad. I may be 62 years of age, but I still do what he tells me to
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overlooking the Aegean Sea ...
FLORIDA COUPLE TIES THE KNOT IN SKOPELOS…
While Greece has been in the news with its financial troubles, it's business as usual for tourists.
In this video Allen Strum tells the story of a northwest Florida couple who decided to marry on the Greek island of Skopelos. Groom Paul Sylivos says Skopelos is where his father was born and that they still have a family home on the island.
Paul says the Pensacola restaurant 'Skopelos' was named after the island. It was in business for 50 years until it closed after a property dispute. Paul says the Scenic Highway location closed about 6 years ago. Paul's father Gus Silivos was the executive chef and still serves delicious fare at Scenic 90 Café and Nancy's Haute Affairs. Recently Gus said Skopelos the restaurant might make a comeback and while not at the same location, somewhere in Pensacola.
Although not a big fat Greek wedding, this wedding boasted 7 close friends and family members. Click the video and check out the beautiful scenery from the island of Skopelos.
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Every faith community has a story of redemption. But what we need to be redeemed from is what divides us.
The Buddhist believes that we need to be saved from suffering. The Buddha taught that all of life is suffering, and we must figure out a way to end craving. Our Christian brothers and sisters argue that it is sin that oppresses us. They teach that faith alone can save.
Judaism also believes in redemption and being saved. I remember a number of years ago someone erroneously saying to me, "The Jews do not need to be saved." Nothing could be farther from the truth. We tell a story of redemption as well, but it is not from sin or suffering. It is from oppression.
The story of Passover is not a story that resonates in an ashram or in some exotic fashion. It is a story that reminds us that there are forces of oppression all around us. They drag us down and prevent us from being fully human. We are saved by righteous action, or mitzvoth. We can redeem the world in partnership with God by living a life of goodness and mitzvoth.
Why is Rabbi David Fohrman's new book, The Exodus You Almost Passed Over, different from all other books? The answer is that the Haggadah's account you learned, first as a child and then repeated as an adult, is not the whole story.
Rabbi Fohrman concedes that the Exodus narrative in the Haggadah may hold one's interest the first few times read but over time you probably would have preferred the CliffsNotes version so as to get to the food sooner.
However if you learned nothing else during the annual reading of the Haggadah, and the ensuing discussions, it should come as no surprise that there were two biblical Pharaohs, one good — and one not so good. Joseph's Pharaoh was good. Moses' Pharaoh was bad. But that's not where the story ends; in fact, that is where the hidden Exodus story begins.


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This marathon podcast features a brief interview Liz had with Tricia Helfer, and a ton of listener comments. We also have updates on our fan campaign, Gray's projects, and some cool spoiler discussion. As if all that isn't enough, we're excited to welcome our first guest host, Lou, or OldDarth as he is known on the ChuckTV.net forums.
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About 500 Democrats gathered in Des Moines tonight to honor retiring U.S. Senator Tom Harkin. Iowa Democratic Party chairman Scott Brennan, a former member of Harkin's senate staff, called it a "bittersweet" event.
"We don't have the hall reserved long enough for all the tales we need to tell," Brennan said.
Harkin reminisced about his political mentors and his nearly 40 years of service in congress, then concluded by saying it's time to pass the torch to a new generation.
President Obama as well as possible 2016 presidential candidates Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton were among those who recorded video messages that were played at the event.
"I'm getting ready to take a momentous plunge and you are uniquely suited to help me," Clinton said in her recorded message.
Congressman Bruce Braley is the Democratic candidate who is seeking Harkin's seat and Braley called Harkin a friend and mentor.
"For the last 40 years, Tom, you have shown all of us in this room what it means to be a Democrat," Braley said.
Congressman Dave Loebsack, a Democrat from Iowa City, called Harkin his hero.
Jack Hatch, the Democrat who's running for governor this year, is also among the ranks of former Harkin staffers or "Harkinistas" as they call themselves.
Harkin, who ran for president in 1992, hosts an annual steak fry fundraiser every fall. Keynote speakers at the event like Al Gore and Barack Obama went on to win the Iowa Caucuses. In 2012 Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley was the keynote speaker at the Harkin Steak Fry and O'Malley returned to Iowa tonight to pay tribute to Harkin.
"Health care for all, that would not have happened without his voice and his strength of service," O'Malley said during a brief, five minute speech.
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package claw.tatsu.directive.generator;

import claw.tatsu.common.CompilerDirective;
import claw.tatsu.directive.common.DataMovement;
import claw.tatsu.xcodeml.xnode.common.Xcode;

import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;

/**
 * Interface for directive directive generator.
 *
 * @author clementval
 */
public abstract class DirectiveGenerator
{

    static final String COMPILE_GUARD = "claw-guard";
    static final String FORMATPAR = "%s(%s)";
    static final String FORMAT2 = "%s %s";
    static final String FORMAT3 = "%s %s %s";
    static final String FORMAT4 = "%s %s %s %s";
    static final String FORMAT5 = "%s %s %s %s %s";
    static final String EMPTY = "";

    public DirectiveGenerator()
    {
    }

    /**
     * Get the prefix for the current directive language.
     *
     * @return Language prefix.
     */
    public abstract String getPrefix();

    /**
     * Get the prefix for the current directive language for a continuation.
     *
     * @return Language prefix with continuation.
     */
    public abstract String getPrefixCont();

    /**
     * Get the start pragma to define a parallel accelerated region.
     *
     * @param clauses Additional clauses append at the start directive.
     * @return String value that represents the pragma.
     */
    public abstract String[] getStartParallelDirective(String clauses);

    /**
     * Get the end pragma to define a parallel accelerated region.
     *
     * @return String value that represents the pragma.
     */
    public abstract String[] getEndParallelDirective();

    /**
     * Get the formatted directive to start the parallelization of a loop.
     *
     * @param value   Collapse value. if greater than 0, a collapse clause will be
     *                added to the construct.
     * @param seq     If true, loop should be executed in a sequential mode.
     * @param naked   If true, simple directive is generated without special
     *                clauses.
     * @param clauses Additional clauses append at the start directive.
     * @return String value that represents the start of a parallelized loop.
     */
    public abstract String[] getStartLoopDirective(int value, boolean seq, boolean naked, String clauses);

    /**
     * Get the formatted directive to end the parallelization of a loop.
     *
     * @return String value that represents the start of a parallelized loop.
     */
    public abstract String[] getEndLoopDirective();

    /**
     * Get formatted pragma defined by the directive directive prefix and the given
     * clauses.
     *
     * @param clause Clauses to append to the directive directive prefix
     * @return String value that represents the pragma.
     */
    public abstract String[] getSingleDirective(String clause);

    /**
     * Get the parallel keyword for a given directive language.
     *
     * @return The corresponding parallel keyword.
     */
    public abstract String getParallelKeyword();

    /**
     * Return construction of the clause for a private variable.
     *
     * @param var Variable name that will be inserted in the generated clause.
     * @return An directive language specific private clause with the var.
     */
    public abstract String getPrivateClause(String var);

    /**
     * Return construction of the clause for a list of private variables.
     *
     * @param vars List of variables name that will be inserted in the generated
     *             clause.
     * @return An directive language specific private clause with the list of
     *         variables.
     */
    public abstract String getPrivateClause(List<String> vars);

    /**
     * Return construction of the clause for a list of present variables.
     *
     * @param vars List of variables name that will be inserted in the generated
     *             clause.
     * @return An directive language specific present clause with the list of
     *         variables. If the list is null or empty, the implementation returns
     *         an empty string.
     */
    public abstract String getPresentClause(List<String> vars);

    /**
     * Return construction of the clause for a list of created variables.
     *
     * @param vars List of variables name that will be inserted in the generated
     *             clause.
     * @return An directive language specific create clause with the list of
     *         variables. If the list is null or empty, the implementation returns
     *         an empty string.
     */
    public abstract String getCreateClause(List<String> vars);

    /**
     * Return the formatted directive to be inserted in a subroutine/function
     * definition.
     *
     * @param seq Apply sequential mode to the routine directive
     * @return Routine directive.
     */
    public abstract String[] getRoutineDirective(boolean seq);

    /**
     * Check whether the raw directive is a CLAW compile guard that must be removed.
     *
     * @param rawDirective The raw directive without any preprocessing.
     * @return True if it is a CLAW compile guard. False otherwise.
     */
    public abstract boolean isCompileGuard(String rawDirective);

    /**
     * Get the target of the current generator.
     *
     * @return Current target as an directive directive enumeration value.
     */
    public abstract CompilerDirective getDirectiveLanguage();

    /**
     * Get the start pragma to define the start of an directive data region.
     *
     * @param clauses Additional clauses append at the start directive.
     * @return String value that represents the pragma.
     */
    public abstract String[] getStartDataRegion(List<String> clauses);

    /**
     * Get the end pragma to define the end of an directive data region.
     *
     * @return String value that represents the pragma.
     */
    public abstract String[] getEndDataRegion();

    /**
     * Get the corresponding clause to have a sequential execution of an accelerated
     * region.
     *
     * @return String value that represents the clause.
     */
    public abstract String getSequentialClause();

    /**
     * Get the list of unsupported statements in an directive region.
     *
     * @return List of Xcode opcode of unsupported statements.
     */
    public List<Xcode> getUnsupportedStatements()
    {
        return Collections.emptyList();
    }

    /**
     * Get the list of skipped statements before directive region.
     *
     * @return List of Xcode opcode of supported statements that are skipped.
     */
    public List<Xcode> getSkippedStatementsInPreamble()
    {
        return Collections.emptyList();
    }

    /**
     * Get the list of skipped statements after directive region.
     *
     * @return List of Xcode opcode of supported statements that are skipped.
     */
    public List<Xcode> getSkippedStatementsInEpilogue()
    {
        return Collections.emptyList();
    }

    /**
     * Get directive for updating directive or host memory with the given variables.
     *
     * @param direction Direction of the update.
     * @param vars      List of variables.
     * @return String value that represents the directive. Null if no directive
     *         generated.
     */
    public String[] getUpdateClause(DataMovement direction, List<String> vars)
    {
        return new String[0];
    }
}


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Great games: Ulster United 3, Glasgow Rangers 4
November 6, 2020 Christian Hesle Great games Leave a comment
In May 1930 Rangers Football Club traveled to North America for a fourteen-game tour. The famous Scottish club arrived in Toronto on May 20 and on the same night a banquet was arranged by former Rangers players that were located in Canada. A silver loving trophy was handed over to Rangers from the ex-players at the social function. Rangers had won both the Scottish League and the Scottish Football Association Cup in the 1929-30 season.
Former Ulster United player Bob McDonald was a star player for Rangers.
A notable member of the Rangers touring party was Robert "Whitey" McDonald. Whitey had grown up in Hamilton, Ontario, and played for Hamilton Thistle. He moved on to Ulster United and Bethlehem Steel before Rangers spotted him on their 1928 North American tour and signed him.
On Wednesday night May 21, 1930, Glasgow Rangers clashed with Ulster United at Ulster Stadium in their first exhibition game of the tour. Nine thousand excited fans turned up for the match.
According to the Canadian Press Ulster United made three glaring mistakes that led to the Scottish double champions winning the game. Rangers scored their first goal on a free kick, the second on a penalty and their third goal when an Ulster player headed the ball into his own goal.
The match kicked off with Rangers showing polished style, but the Ulster United forward line kept giving the Scottish cup-winners plenty to work with. Rangers scored the first goal of the game when Ulster United goalkeeper Kirk handled the ball outside the penalty area and the Scotchmen were given a free kick. George Brown scored on a header. Only one minute later Ulster United equalized when former Northern Ireland international forward Allan Mathieson scored. The teams were tied 1-1 at half-time.
Ulster United forward Allan Mathieson.
Straight after the second half started Ulster fullback Dave Eadie handled the ball in the penalty area. Alan Morton scored on the penalty despite Kirk nearly saving the ball. Two minutes later Ulster scored through George Graham's hard shot. Then Jimmy Moir, playing his first game of the season, scored on a pass from Graham. With seven minutes left of the game Ulster United had a lead of 3-2 and were pressing. Then the Rangers forward started their work and scored two quick goals.
The third Rangers' goal came when Eadie headed past his own goalkeeper. Jimmy Fleming scored Rangers's fourth goal to give the Scottish club a 4-3 victory.
The match was filmed and the highlights can be found on YouTube:
Ulster United: Bobby Kirk; Dave Eadie, Dick Pryor; Billy Stewart, Matt Wilson, Jimmy Hagan; John Paxton, Allan Mathieson, George Graham, Jimmy Galloway, Jimmy Moir.
Rangers: Tom Hamilton; Dougie Gray, Robert Hamilton; Whitey McDonald, Simpson, Tully Craig; Sandy Archibald, Brown, Jimmy Fleming, Tommy Muirhead, Alan Morton.
Rangers' North American tour results in 1930:
May 21, 1930 Ulster Stadium, Toronto
Attendance: 9,000
Ulster United 3, Rangers 4
May 24, 1930 Hamilton, Ontario
Hamilton Thistles 0, Rangers 3
May 25, 1930 New York
New York Nationals 4, Rangers 5
May 30, 1930 New Bedford, Massachusetts
Fall River Marksmen 2, Rangers 3
May 31, 1930 Montreal, Quebec
Montreal Carsteel 2, Rangers 5
June 3, 1930 Winnipeg, Manitoba
Fort Rouge 2, Rangers 4
June 5, 1930 Edmonton, Alberta
Edmonton All-Stars 0, Rangers 5
June 7, 1930 Vancouver
Vancouver St. Andrews 1, Rangers 7
June 9, 1930 Victoria
Victoria West 1, Rangers 8
June 11, 1930 Calgary
Calgary United 1, Rangers 8
June 15, 1930 Chicago, Illinois
Chicago Sparta 1, Rangers 4
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Ein Zentralstrahl, in der geometrischen Optik auch Hauptstrahl, ist in einem abbildenden System der Strahl eines Strahlenbündels, der das Strahlenbündel repräsentiert, wenn die Apertur des Systems auf nahezu 0 verkleinert wird.

Medizin
Unter einem Zentralstrahl versteht man in der Radiologie diejenigen Röntgenstrahlen, die gerade von der Strahlenquelle (Fokus) durch die Mitte des Strahlenaustrittsfensters verlaufen. Die Körperregion, die der Zentralstrahl trifft, ist im Röntgenbild mit der geringsten Verzerrung abgebildet. Aus einer punktförmigen Strahlenquelle breiten sich Röntgenstrahlen geradlinig aus und bilden durch Divergenz nach Austritt aus dem Röhrenfenster einen Strahlenkegel, innerhalb dessen man Senkrecht-, Achsen- und Zentralstrahl unterscheidet. Dabei gehen diese drei Strahlen definitionsgemäß vom Mittelpunkt des Fokus aus, wobei der Achsenstrahl durch die Mitte der Blendenöffnung, der Zentralstrahl durch die Mitte des Strahlenaustrittsfensters treten und der Senkrechtstrahl im rechten Winkel auf die Bildebene trifft. Bei symmetrischer Einblendung und zusätzlicher Rechtwinkelprojektion, wie es bei Fernröntgenaufnahmen üblich ist, sind diese drei Strahlen identisch.

Geometrische Optik
Im Fall einer einzelnen dünnen Linse bildet die Linse zugleich die Aperturblende. In diesem Fall verläuft der Hauptstrahl durch den geometrischen Mittelpunkt der Linse und behält seine Richtung beim Durchlaufen der Linse und im Bildraum unverändert bei.

Im Fall komplexerer Systeme, verläuft der Hauptstrahl im Allgemeinen vom Objektpunkt zum geometrischen Mittelpunkt der Eintrittspupille, dem Abbild der Aperturblende auf der Bildseite, tritt dort in das optische System ein, durchläuft den geometrischen Mittelpunkt der Aperturblende, tritt im geometrischen Mittelpunkt der Austrittspupille wieder aus dem System aus und durchläuft den Bildpunkt des Objektpunkts. Der Verlauf des Hauptstrahls vor, hinter und zwischen diesen Fixpunkten hängt von der Konstruktion des optischen Systems ab.

Mit Hilfe des Hauptstrahls und der optischen Achse lassen sich die Meridionalebene und die Sagittalebene konstruieren. Das sind zwei Hilfsebenen, die bei der Berechnung und Beurteilung der optischen Eigenschaften des abbildenden Systems hilfreich sind.

Literatur
 Eugene Hecht: Optics. 4. Aufl. Addison-Wesley, an Francisco 2002, ISBN 978-0-321-18878-6 (EA Reading, Mass. 1982).
 deutsche Übersetzung: Optik. 5. Aufl. Oldenbourg, München 2009, ISBN 978-3-486-58861-3 (EA Bonn 1991).

Einzelnachweise

Radiologie
Bildgebendes Verfahren (Medizin)
Geometrische Optik


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Spratelloides robustus és una espècie de peix pertanyent a la família dels clupeids.

Descripció
 Pot arribar a fer 12 cm de llargària màxima.
 Nombre de vèrtebres: 46-47.
 10-14 radis tous a l'aleta dorsal i 9-14 a l'anal.

Hàbitat
És un peix marí i d'aigua salabrosa, pelàgic-nerític i de clima subtropical (17°S-39°S, 112°E-152°E) que viu entre 0-50 m de fondària.

Distribució geogràfica
Es troba a l'Índic oriental: el sud d'Austràlia (des de l'arxipèlag Dampier -Austràlia Occidental- fins al sud de Queensland, incloent-hi Tasmània).

Observacions
És inofensiu per als humans.

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Bibliografia

 Anònim, 2002. Base de dades de la col·lecció de peixos del American Museum of Natural History. American Museum of Natural History, Central Park West, NY 10024-5192, Estats Units.
 Coppola, S.R., W. Fischer, L. Garibaldi, N. Scialabba i K.E. Carpenter, 1994. SPECIESDAB: Global species database for fishery purposes. User's manual. FAO Computerized Information Series (Fisheries). Núm. 9. Roma, FAO. 103 p.
 Wheeler, A., 1977. Das grosse Buch der Fische. Eugen Ulmer GmbH & Co. Stuttgart. 356 p.
 Wu, H.L., K.-T. Shao i C.F. Lai (eds.), 1999. Latin-Chinese dictionary of fishes names. The Sueichan Press, Taiwan.

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The Schleicher Ka-2b Rhönschwalbe Model Glider
Cliff Charlsworth writes……..
"The Ka-2b was my last large project and was a mind blowing job. I managed to borrow all the full size drawings which took a lot of study and time to reduce to 1/4 scale. The method of construction is similar to that of my Olympia 2b and Ka-6e projects, with the fuselage being skinned using .04mm ply."
As far as we are aware, this is the only available plan and short kit for this aircraft. The model glider has been designed for radio control and as with all of Cliff's projects, flies extremely well.
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Schleicher Ka-2 Rhönschwalbe Glider
Designed by Rudolf Kaiser, the Ka-2 was an all wooden glider with plywood and aircraft fabric covering. The Ka-2s wings, with marked forward sweep and dihedral are mounted above the fuselage, flanking the rear cockpit. The front cockpit is covered by a one piece plexiglas canopy which opens to the right and the rear cockpit is covered by a canopy incorporating the inner leading edges of the wing, opening rear-wards, held in place by the front canopy when closed.
The undercarriage of the Ka-2 comprises a large rubber-sprung wooden skid under the forward fuselage in front of a non-retractable semi recessed mainwheel, as well as a steel rubber-sprung tail-skid. Conventional controls are fitted with ailerons on each wingtip trailing edge, elevator with anti-balance trim tab behind the tailplane and rudder aft of the fin. Schempp-Hirth airbrakes, at 38% chord and approx ⅓ span, open out above and below the wing to provide approach control.
Performance of the Ka-2 was found to be lower than expected, due to the relatively high wing loading. Schleicher introduced the Ka2b, increasing the wingspan from 15 m (49 ft) to 16 m (52 ft), to improve the efficiency of the wing. Fuselage length was also increased by 18 cm (7.1 in) to 8.15 m (26.7 ft) to maintain stability margins in pitch.
Performance of the Ka-2b was improved in weak thermals due to a lower minimum sink speed, allowing tighter thermalling. Cross-country performance was also improved by a higher glide ratio, increasing the chance of reaching the next thermal. The standard competition handicap for the Ka–2 is 74 and the Ka-2b handicap is 78.
The Ka-2 and Ka-2b saw extensive use in gliding clubs throughout Germany and Europe and the Ka2b was also used in several record attempts; On 24 January 1959 Dieter Schmitt and Karl Pummer climbed a Ka-2b 6,907 m (22,661 ft) in lee wave lift at Fayence in France for a new German National two-seater record climb. Later the same day flying to 7,700 m (25,300 ft) to set a new German two-seater absolute altitude record.
A Ka2b also set a distance record for two seaters in Germany of 424.5 km (263.8 mi; 229.2 nmi) in 1964 and again on 28 May 2012 at 684 km (425 mi; 369 nmi), flown by Uli Schwenk and his 81-year-old father.
Ka-2. The initial production glider with a 15 m (49 ft) span wing and 7.97 m (26.1 ft) long fuselage.
Ka-2b. An improved performance version with 16 m (52 ft) span wings and 8.15 m (26.7 ft) fuselage.
Ka-2b: 8.15 m (26.7 ft)
Wingspan: 15 m (49 ft 3 in)
Ka-2b: 16 m (52 ft)
Height: 1.7 m (5 ft 7 in)
Ka-2b: 17.5 m2 (188 sq ft)
Ka-2b: 14.63
Airfoil: Wing root: Göttingen 533 modified 16%, Mid span: Göttingen 533 14%, Wing tip: Göttingen 533 12%
Gross weight: 460 kg (1,014 lb)
Ka-2b: 480 kg (1,060 lb)
Stall speed: 58.5 km/h (36 mph; 32 kn)
Never exceed speed: 170 km/h (106 mph; 92 kn) in smooth air
Rough air speed max: 130 km/h (81 mph; 70 kn)
Aerotow speed: 130 km/h (81 mph; 70 kn)
Winch launch speed: 100 km/h (62 mph; 54 kn)
g limits: +4g at 126 km/h (78 mph; 68 kn), -2g at 168 km/h (104 mph; 91 kn)
Rate of sink: 0.9 m/s (180 ft/min) at 65 km/h (40 mph; 35 kn) at 415 kg (915 lb)
Ka-2b: 0.8 m/s (160 ft/min) at 62 km/h (39 mph; 33 kn) at 415 kg (915 lb)
Lift-to-drag: 26:1 at 80 km/h (50 mph; 43 kn) at 415 kg (915 lb)
Ka-2b:27:1
Wing loading: 27.4 kg/m2 (5.6 lb/sq ft) at 460 kg (1,010 lb)
Ka-2b: 27.4 kg/cm² (5.62 lb/sqft) at 480 kg (1,060 lb)
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There, I am mainly specialized on numerical integration methods for ordinary differential equations (explicit and differential-algebraic ones). Disciontinuity handling is an important issue in this context.
previous industrial collaboration and consulting with Bofors, MAN NT, Knorr Bremse, Siemens, Dynasim.
A second and smaller research branch is related to didactics of numerical analysis. Here we have an ongoing project with Soran University (Kurdistan) on teaching programming intensive courses in numerical analysis.
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10 Facts About Northern Dancer
Ramon Cerda on Northern Dancer working out at Keeneland, 04.16.1964. From the Keeneland Library - Meadors Collection. This image is protected by copyright and may not be reproduced in print or electronically without written permission of the Keeneland Library.
1.) After Northern Dancer lost the 1964 Belmont Stakes, the mayor of Toronto named June 8th, 1964 to be "Northern Dancer Day". Northern Dancer's owner, Eddie Taylor, was given a "key to the city" that had been carved out of a carrot. When the carrot key was presented to Northern Dancer, he promptly ate it.
2.) Often times, Northern Dancer's offspring looked much like him. They were short (one of the exceptions being the 16hh Nijinsky) and had that Quarter-Horse type look that Northern Dancer was known for. A great example of this being Danzig.
3.) In 1984, twelve Northern Dancer yearlings sold for an average of $3.4 million. Adjusted for today's inflation, this number would be about $8.3 million.
4.) Northern Dancer was full of antics. Sometimes he could be found with a hoof stuck in his hanging feed tub or in his hay net. When the foxhunters would ride by, Northern Dancer would run up and down the fence line until he was so worked up that someone at the farm would have to go out and get him.
5.) Northern Dancer's book of mares averaged around 36 per year.
6.) When Northern Dancer was pensioned in 1987, his breeding income vanished and Windfields Farm was closed in 1988. Northview Stallion now occupies that land.
7.) In 2013, 35-40% of graded stakes winners were descendants of Northern Dancer's male line.
8.) Horses descended from Northern Dancer have won more Breeders' Cup races than descendants of any other horse.
9.) Northern Dancer had a companion horse named TV Commercial. When Northern Dancer was euthanized in 1990 because of colic, TV Commercial was brought in to keep him comfortable.
10.) Northern Dancer is buried halfway between the barn that he was born in and the barn that he sired his first classic winner in at Windfields Farm in Canada.
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Introvert Pride
Created by a lifelong introvert, this blog aims to celebrate and educate on introversion, one of the most commonly misunderstood personality types. In addition to enlightening context around how introverts differ from others, the blog features engrossing content on famous introverts in history, fun facts and did you knows, suggestions for introvert-friendly activities, and personal anecdotes on how I've navigated being an introvert in a world that constantly labels and misjudges us.
Why there are more closeted introverts than you think
If you're an introvert, there is a good chance you've been perusing the posts on this blog for quite a while.
Maybe you're looking to validate whether you are truly an introvert, or you've already checked that off your list and are now seeking tips for breaking the news to the world. I sincerely hope, however, that you're not so much as entertaining the idea of ridding yourself of your introversion.
It's no secret that the world seems to favor extroverts, especially here in the United States. From job listings that stress "teamwork skills" to open workspaces (whether they make a furious return after the pandemic is anyone's guess), people tend to be less suspicious of gregarious, outspoken types.
Yet, you'd be surprised at just how many people want to come out of the introvert closet. Their reasons for not doing so are the subject of this post.
Introverts have been stigmatized as lonely, self-absorbed, or disinterested, so it's no wonder many wish to keep it under wraps. What folks don't realize is that we don't loathe people -- we simply need occasional alone time in order to recharge our batteries. It's nothing personal.
So intent are some people on hiding their introversion that they carry on as extroverts in their day-to-day lives -- that is, of course, until they can finally go home and unwind.
It's time introverts quit apologizing for the very way they're wired. Introversion isn't a flaw, it's not a condition that needs correcting.
Introverts, for their part, can make the case that extroverts need to tone it down and attach to them labels like "blabbermouth" or "insolent."
Would we really stoop so low? Of course not. So others shouldn't do it to us either.
Neither personality type is right or wrong per se. They simply differ in terms of the orientation of one's energy. For introverts, it's inward; for extroverts, it's outward.
If anything, introverts should covet the gifts with which we're endowed:
A penchant for deep introspection
The ability to read people well
The capacity to keep our mouths shut until we've collected our thoughts
The courtesy to allow others to speak without interrupting
A sharp eye for detail and thoroughness
It's not to say that extroverts don't possess any of the above. But, in general, introverts tend to avoid the spotlight, letting their work and deeds do more of the talking.
To recap, many introverts keep up a façade so as to win others' approval. But this is truly a mistake.
While I'm all for improving one's social skills, if we lose our sense of self, what really do we have left? Don't lead the kind of life you think you're supposed to live, but the one that brings out your most genuine self. Rest assured there are extroverts aplenty in the world as it is, and the only person whose validation really matters is your own.
Always be yourself!
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Introverts, find your voice -- and let it be heard!
Introverts are, by their very nature, unassuming. The last thing we want to do is draw attention to ourselves, whether it be promoting our accomplishments at work in hopes of landing a promotion, talking up our best traits on a blind date, or speaking up when on the receiving end of someone's unseemly behavior. But finding our inner voice is imperative. We must never let anyone -- and that includes ourselves -- silence it. It doesn't mean you have to turn surly, treating others like they're beneath you. But you should never let yourself become anyone's doormat either. You're your own chief advocate. If you don't stand up for yourself, no one will. Never feel too embarrassed or guilty to speak honestly and respectfully in support of your goals, values, and beliefs. I'm not saying you need to become a masterful public speaker, or that you should pretend to be a Know-It-All. Instead, what I'm saying is never to let anyone suppress your voice. You have
Do introverts always want to be alone?
It's a common misconception that introverts want to be left alone all the time. Sure, we're not as prone as extroverts to becoming lonely and irritable in our own company, but that doesn't mean we avoid social interactions like the plague. We like to socialize, only in smaller doses than our more extroverted peers. Here's how to keep us from exhausting our energy reserves: 1. Allow us small breaks to disconnect every now and then . Don't take offense to our wanting to go for a walk or take a nap. Perhaps we're drained after spending the day in drawn-out meetings. 2. A stampede of people? No, thanks. Keep it to a small group of no more than 5 to 10 people, if possible. Introverts feel far more in their element when they can engage in one-on-one conversation. For us, more people usually translates to small talk on steroids. Needless to say, there aren't many things we loathe more than mindless chit-chat. 3. Don't block the exits. Heavy noise and commoti
My bumpy road to discovering I am an introvert
From an early age, I knew there was something about me -- my personality, my temperament -- that differentiated me from my peers. I just didn't know what it was. I sensed I was more retiring, less hungry for attention, and more at ease in solitude than most people. Now that I'm an adult and comfortable in my introversion, I wouldn't have it any other way. I'm proud of my uniqueness, and every introvert on this page ought to be as well. That isn't to say the road to self-awareness has been an easy one. Whether at school or work, I've lost count of the number of people over the years who've either questioned or criticized my quiet, unassuming disposition. In the workplace, supervisors and co-workers have pulled no punches with their biting sarcasm, saying things like "Hey, keep it down over here. You're too loud!" For whatever reason, it makes some folks uneasy when there's someone at work who keeps to themselves. They might suspect they&
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