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BP's MASSIVE pension fund lost $5bn (£3.2bn) last year as crashing stock markets and rising costs took a heavy toll on the company's retirement pot.
The energy multinational revealed the scale of the ravages to its pension fund in its 2002 accounts, which were published today. They showed that the fund's $1.6bn surplus in 2001 had been turned into a $3.4bn shortfall a year later.
They also reveal that chief executive Lord Browne of Maddingley enjoyed a remuneration package that was almost unchanged in sterling terms at £3.03m, even though the company suffered a poor year during which it missed a number of key production targets.
In dollar terms, Lord Browne's annual pay rose from $4.37m to $4.55m. Rodney Chase, the deputy chief executive who is retiring in April, received $2.16m, up from £2.04m.
BP defended its remuneration scheme, stressing that 'it is essential to the success of our business that we attract and retain exceptional people at all levels, and create the conditions in which they are motivated to be the best in their field'.


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Procon Analytics Executive Team Welcomes David Hogan as the Central Region's New Executive Sales Director
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Hogan joins the Procon Automotive team as the company continues to expand its pool of leadership talent with progressive automotive professionals who are driving the industry forward.
Irvine, CA – June 7, 2017 — Procon Analytics, a global leader in connected car telematics, is pleased to welcome David Hogan as the Executive Sales Director for the Central Region of of its Procon Automotive Division. Hogan's focus will be on driving new business opportunities for Procon's Automotive Telematics solutions throughout the Central United States.
With more than a decade of hands-on retail automotive experience, Hogan brings a diverse range of automotive sales and management expertise to the Procon Automotive team. Prior to joining Procon Automotive, Hogan was a rising superstar working alongside Grant Cardone at Cardone Training Technologies, Inc., expanding the company's customer base across all segments, from small businesses to Fortune 500s. His bold performance caught the eye of Procon Analytics' leadership.
"I've known David for over 10 years, and have paid close attention to his outstanding track record and approach to sales and account management in sales and growth," says David Meyer, Procon Analytics' COO. "I've been waiting for the right time and opportunity to bring him onboard and leverage his talents to expand our innovative IoT solutions for the automotive industry. That time is now. His proven leadership, automotive sales experience and tenacity will be a great asset to the Procon Automotive team as we grow our client base throughout North America."
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Redmond is planning to pull the plug off Windows XP next year, and while it hopes users will upgrade to a newer version of Windows — even the company knows it is going to be Windows 7, not 8.
April 2014 is when Microsoft is said to stop providing support for the 11-year-old operating system, and it is already hard at work convincing users and businesses to upgrade to a newer OS. While most are still keen on staying with Windows XP, a fair few have already begun making upgrade plans.
So essentially, Microsoft is confident that a major portion of the Windows XP user base will make the jump. But instead of switching to Windows 8, Microsoft says, they will actually pick Windows 7.
Microsoft CFO, Peter Klein, revealed this at the Goldman Sachs technology conference.
Enterprises, however, are said to be going for Windows 8 according to Klein, as this new platform comes with a great feature set aimed at this sector.
Nevertheless, Windows XP is losing users at a very slow pace. Latest statistics confirm that XP remains the second most popular operating system in the world, with a market share just shy of Windows 7.
Microsoft will be hoping to see this figure fall down a few notches, and users upgrading to a new version of Windows — even if it is Windows 7.
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Q: C# Reading a byte[] and removing rubbish data Couldn't find this on stackoverflow and I did have an example of it which I'd written several months ago, but can't find that either now.
Basically I'm sending byte[] from client to server, displaying it in server window, then planning to act on the data within. The data which I'm receiving, however, is not being cleaned each time, example:
I send "ABCDEF"
Server displays "ABCDEF"
I send "GHI"
Server displays "GHIDEF"
I think you can see where I'm coming from, I just need a method of cleaning the byte[] array, for this side of things.
The next step then would be to only read the bytes which I intend to use, so at the minute although I'm only using X amount of the data, I am actually receiving a LOT more data than I need to, and I need to now dispose of the extra data at the end.
Can anyone advise of how I can go about this?
My codes are below.
Client:
    static void Main(string[] args)
    {

        try
        {
            ASCIIEncoding encoding = new ASCIIEncoding();
            Console.WriteLine("Welcome to Josh's humble server.");
            IPEndPoint ipEnd = new IPEndPoint(IPAddress.Any, 2000);
            Socket sock = new Socket(AddressFamily.InterNetwork, SocketType.Stream, ProtocolType.IP);
            sock.Bind(ipEnd);
            sock.Listen(100);
            Socket clientSock = sock.Accept();
            byte[] mabytes = encoding.GetBytes("Test");
            clientSock.Send(mabytes);
            Console.WriteLine("Hmmm, data sent!");
            Console.ReadLine();
            Console.WriteLine(encoding.GetString(mabytes));
            Console.ReadLine();
            byte[] buffer = encoding.GetBytes("server message");
            while (true)
            {
                clientSock.Receive(buffer);
                Console.WriteLine(encoding.GetString(buffer));
            }

        }
        catch (Exception ex)
        {
            Console.WriteLine(Convert.ToString(ex));
            Console.ReadLine();
        }

    }

Server:
    static void Main(string[] args)
    {
        ASCIIEncoding encoding = new ASCIIEncoding();
        IPAddress ip = IPAddress.Parse("127.0.0.1");
        Console.WriteLine("Welcome to Josh's humble client.");
        Console.ReadLine();
        IPEndPoint ipEnd = new IPEndPoint(ip, 2000);
        Socket sock = new Socket(AddressFamily.InterNetwork, SocketType.Stream, ProtocolType.IP);
        sock.Connect(ipEnd);
        while (true)
        {
            Console.WriteLine("Please enter a message:\n");
            byte[] mabyte = encoding.GetBytes(Console.ReadLine());
            sock.Send(mabyte);
            Console.WriteLine("Sent Data");
        }
    }

Thanks in advance

A: You use clientSock.Receive(buffer); to get data but never check the return value. It may read smaller then the length of buffer. A more correct way can be:
int len = clientSock.Receive(buffer);
Console.WriteLine(encoding.GetString(buffer,0,len));

Also using byte[] buffer = encoding.GetBytes("server message"); to allocate bytes is not a good way.
Use something like byte[] buffer = new byte[1024*N];
--EDIT--
Even this approach can be problematic when a multi-byte char is splitted between consecutive reads.
A better way can be using a TcpClient, wrapping its stream by new StreamReader(tcpClient.GetStream()) and read line by line

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Luzon Bleeding-Hearts From Jurong Bird Park Fly Home To Philippines
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Back in 2012, two pairs of Luzon bleeding-hearts arrived at Jurong Bird Park from the Avilon Zoo in Philippines. Eight years later, 10 descendants of the original birds, have made their way back to their native country with hopes of reintroducing them to the wild.
Luzon Bleeding-hearts – Ground-dwelling Doves
The Luzon bleeding-hearts are ground doves, named for its distinctive plumage which has a bright red spot in the centre of its white breast.
The shy ground dweller's native range includes the rainforests of central and southern Luzon, and the neighbouring Polillo Islands.
The original set of birds arrived at Jurong Bird Park as part of a conservation breeding agreement between Jurong Bird Park, Avilon Zoo and the Department of Environment and Natural Resources of the Philippines.
The birds are listed as near threatened under the International Union for Conservation of Nature's (IUCN) Red List of Endangered Species, a result of habitat loss and poaching.
Since 2012, a total of 60 birds have been successfully bred in Singapore. They have been housed within Jurong Bird Park's Wings of Asia aviary.
Journey Home to Philippines
Jurong Bird Park's repatriation flight for the 10 Luzon bleeding-hearts is significant as this is the first time a zoological institution outside of the Philippines that is part of a breeding programme is sending successful offspring of the Luzon bleeding-hearts back to their native country.
Dr Ellen Rasidi, veterinarian at Jurong Bird Park's Avian hospital drawing blood from one of the Luzon bleeding-hearts prior to their month-long quarantine in Jurong Bird Park's quarantine facility. Image: Wildlife Reserves Singapore
The 10 Luzon bleeding-hearts made the four-hour flight from Singapore to the Philippines on 20 August 2020 morning after completing a mandatory month-long quarantine and series of health checks to ensure that they are in the pink of health.
His Excellency Joseph del Mar Yap, Ambassador of the Republic of the Philippines to Singapore (right) receiving the transport crate from Mathias Quek, Junior Animal Care Officer, Jurong Bird Park (centre) and Dr Luis Neves, Director of Zoology, Wildlife Reserves Singapore (left) as a symbolic gesture to mark the official handover of the Luzon bleeding-hearts to the Philippines. Image: Wildlife Reserves Singapore
His Excellency Joseph del Mar Yap, Ambassador of the Republic of the Philippines to Singapore, was present at Jurong Bird Park on 19 August 2020 to mark the handover of the birds to the Philippines.
In Manila, the birds will undergo another month-long quarantine before the Department of Environment and Natural Resources determines a release of the birds to a protected area on the island of Luzon.
"This repatriation demonstrates the critical role that zoological institutions play in the conservation of threatened species, and we are proud to play our part. Under human care, we provide the animals with a safe environment, alongside high standards of care, welfare and world-class healthcare, to establish and propagate assurance colonies. The ultimate goal is to be able to help strengthen populations in the wild when there is a need for it and this is just the beginning because we hope there will be many more reintroductions to come," said Dr Luis Neves, Director of Zoology at Wildlife Reserves Singapore.
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Eleven Huntington musicians will perform in the NYS Council of Administrators of Music Education's All-County Music Festival .
A group of eleven exceptionally talented Huntington High School musicians has been tapped to perform in the New York State Council of Administrators of Music Education's All-County Music Festival this fall.
The festival will be held on Friday, November 18 at Northport High School.


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Community artist designs poster for Houston County and its passions
Published by Herald on Wed, 06/26/2019 - 1:09pm
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Community artist and designer Katie Blanchard spent a week in Houston County last week, discovering its cares, shares and passions among the residents.
Originally from a small town in northern Michigan and currently working out of Minneapolis, Blanchard was the first citizen-artist resident at the Crystal Creek Artist-Residency program of 2019. Two more artist sessions will be held later this year.
As a community artist and designer, Blanchard "aims to bring those stories of leadership and community action into the spotlight, 'to ensure the stories of people-power are accessible and broadly shared, especially so that young people understand them and can be inspired by them,'" a press release said.
"It's about change-building. The signs people made [that showed] what they cared about where I grew up," she told a group of participants Thursday night at Karst Driftless Guidepost in Houston. "One building in our downtown that was getting remodeled had the same importance as a national topic."
For smaller communities, it's the "especially excellent mothers who knew how to put everything together but no one ever told you. There were no words to describe it."
During her one week stay in Houston County, Blanchard worked on illustrating and fleshing out her current work-in-progress, an ABC book about unions and rural community organizing.
"The book is most intended for people like me or folks in the Driftless—children of places like the rural Midwest, who live in communities with vibrant civic engagement and organizations, but whose stories of community transformation are far less often told," she said.
At the event on Thursday night, Blanchard asked participants to reflect on Houston County – what did they see outside their window when they woke up in the morning? What did they like best about the Driftless Region? How did they describe it to someone else? What excited them about the future and what scared them? What would they miss the most if they left?
A lot of Blanchard's work centers around community grassroots and how small towns are able to organize events, from town celebrations to potluck dinners to political movements.
She presented her definition of community organizing, which is, "Community organizing is the process of building relationships and developing leaders in order to build community and build power together to move from the-world-as-it-is to the-world-as-it-should-be."
Though her definition is evolving, the sentence above stuck with many participants. She discussed parts of the definition with the group.
How do you get residents to realize they are part of a community? History tells us that part has already taken place, usually on a Sunday when many people attended church and did not go to work.
"It's a community that is there and you show up and be part of it," Heidi Eger said. "You wouldn't work on Sundays, and you could go and talk to your neighbor."
However, this doesn't seem to exist in the younger generations, she added. Individualism seems to get in the way and people are internally focused. How do you help people realize community is important?
Eger is currently an incubatee farmer at Nettle Valley Farm, along with Bailey Lutz and Sarah Thorson. Altogether, the household invites friends for dinner on Wednesday nights.
"We desire to know other people. Dayna [Burtness Nguyen] might know someone and we show up and be there and get to know those people," Thorson said. "It's reflecting on the fact that all five of us in the house show up in that way and connect with the people we know."
Building relationships is facilitated by intergenerational mentorships, Mainspring Founding Director Melissa Wray said.
"I didn't know I had that when I was living here, but it's something that is happening," she said.
It's teaching the next generation how to be good volunteers and useful citizens. Schools are especially a good example of this because they provide avenues for students to be leaders.
However, there are challenges to building relationships, especially for those new in town.
Though the term "outsiders" is generally outdated now, it's still hard for new residents to make the right connections in town to feel welcomed. The key here is asking those people to be involved.
As for developing leaders, sometimes it's a matter of someone's ambition and other times they're thrust into the job.
"Somehow they managed to step out. When did the lightning strike?" Diane Crane of the Houston Arts Resource Council said.
Leadership can also have a tendency to let quiet people bloom out and become a force to be reckoned with.
What challenges face the current leaders of volunteer groups, church groups, activist groups and others we have around our small towns in Houston County?
Burnout. Because they are trusted to do the job right and since they've been doing it a long time, no one else has had to take the responsibility on.
This is where recruiting and training new volunteers comes in handy. Small towns are small enough where there are many opportunities for everyone.
And it's not only groups that face challenges. Many times it is the businesses that need help and for that, there's a chamber of commerce, in which a few Houston County cities have one, but some do not.
The last part of the definition, "the-world-as-it-is to the-world-as-it-should-be," was described as "neighboring," or just being neighborly.
In many instances, payment isn't expected when neighbors help neighbors. The favor eventually gets returned in the future.
Lastly, the group talked about how people can have a relationship with their community as a resident and a tourist.
Blanchard will create a large poster featuring images and key words from around Houston County. Keep an eye out for the poster, as it will be posted around the county.
Next session
Join Crystal Creek and the Houston Arts Resource Council for their next resident-artists: Aug. 4 through 10, featuring James Spartz (Unity, ME); and Nick Byron Campbell (Los Angeles, CA); Meet & Greet: 8/6; Workshop: 8/9
An ecomusicologist and environmental communications scholar, James Spartz, Ph.D., is a Driftless Minnesota native now teaching at Unity College in Maine as an assistant professor of environmental communication.
Nick Byron Campbell is an experimental environmental musician based out of Los Angeles, California. Frustrated by the limitations of traditional recording and performing, Campbell now experiments in sound art, creating sound art installations across the United States.


The Distillery was engaged to re-invigorate BankSA's TalkFringe brand – a site focused on aggregating reviews, ratings and blogging around all things Adelaide Fringe. As part of the project, The Distillery designed the TalkFringe logo, a new look and feel for the brand, designed & built the website, as well as developed the campaign to drive people to the site. Campaign elements consisted of a development of a TVC, competiton and running their social media.


GOLDEN SOCA - This Saturday August 12th at the Sea Rocks Dome, Maxwell Christ Church; the show starts at 6:00 PM. Tickets $50 and $60 from CS Pharmacy and all Ticket Pal locations.
Catering to BARP members and anyone who ain't too old to soca, Golden Soca is the only show that features both big hits from this year's Crop Over season, and calypso hits from the past. But wait there's more! We're featuring comedy by Philip St Hill from the 80's group Conquerors Comedians, so come prepared to laugh! Golden Soca will be hosted by Jennifer Walker and 'Back in Time' host Mark Williams with DJ music from Gerald B.
This event is going to be Big People music with Big People behaviour, all in a safe environment. Golden Soca -More than a Fete, it's a Celebration! Don't miss it!


A group of design students from Design School Kolding were asked to investigate how Plus Pack might educate, inspire and motivate end users to recycle used food packaging. The groups were presented with the assignment on Monday and presented their results on Friday, all within the same week.
Plus Pack is committed to developing sustainable packaging solutions, and supports the UN's 17 Sustainable Development Goals with focus being on goal no. 12: "Responsible Consumption and Production". One way of doing this is by educating end users about recycling of packaging, and thus working towards a circular economy.
Plus Pack received several good and creative inputs on both product- and communication ideas. "The students have been very creative and we enjoy learning from them. We value their inputs and use them to challenge ourselves to think more creative", says Maria Schmidt, Marketing Manager.
Ready2Cook® solution recognised for its innovative packaging design.


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Andrew Elvins
Elvins House, Cobourg
130 University Avenue West, Cobourg, Ontario. This house belonged to Andrew Elvins. Photo taken in August 1983 by Peter Broughton.
Andrew Elvins 1872
On 14 Dec, 2013 By WMacDonald
Andrew Elvins in 1872.
Picture published in JRASC, 1919.
(1823-1918) One of the founding members of the society in 1868; VP 1890-91.
Elvins AutoBiography
Autobiography of Andrew Elvins. There are three sections in this document:
Autobio dictated by Mr. Elvins to L.H. Graham in 1904.
Autobio dictated by Mr. Elvins to C.A. Chant in 1913 (transcription of #3).
Original Shorthand version of #2.
The text of these autobiographies appear on the two pages following this one.
TAS 1880s #2
At Mr. Howell's house, 218 Bleecker Street, Toronto. (About 1888). The object shown on the table is a Wimshurst influence machine made by Mr. Moore. With this machine and Leyden jars, they were able to get a spark about 13 inches long, which they photographed.
Left to right: Mr. Barters (a friend who came occasionally but whose name does not appear on the list of members), A. Elvins, A.F. Miller, G.G. Pursey, W.J. Moore (who for many years was a workman with the instrument maker James Foster).
TAS 1880s
Photograph taken at a meeting of the Toronto Astronomical Society (probably 1888). This meeting was held at the home of Samuel E. Roberts, 1 Avenue Street (a short street that ran from the head of Elizabeth Street to University Avenue), Toronto.
From left to right: G.G. Pursey, A. Elvins, S. Roberts, D.J. Howell, A.F. Hunter, A.F. Miller.
Mars 18xx
Mars, as seen in 1868(?). Sketch by Andrew Elvins.
Mars as seen in 1892(?). Sketches by Andrew Elvins.
Mars as seen in 1892(?). Sketch by Andrew Elvins.


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Susan's books Salvation Creek , The House, and A Life on Pittwater recount her life at Tarrangaua House.
Nestled amongst the gums in Lovett Bay, Tarrangaua sits on the Western Foreshore of Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park. The house was built in 1925 for Australian poet Dorothea Mackellar.
Meet the locals who truly do make this community a wonderful place to live.
Susan has also written two works of fiction based on life offshore, The Briny Café and Gone Fishing.
The House on the Hill (2016) is Susan's latest memoir and her life now in the Manning Valley NSW.


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Aneurysmal rupture without subarachnoid hemorrhage: case series and literature review.
OBJECTIVE: Although an aneurysmal rupture typically presents on computed tomographic (CT) imaging as only subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH), it may be associated with intraparenchymal hemorrhage (IPH), intraventricular hemorrhage (IVH), or subdural hemorrhage. On rare occasions, however, an aneurysmal rupture may present with IPH or IVH without SAH. METHODS: The Division of Cerebrovascular Neurosurgery at The Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions maintains a prospective database of all patients treated for intracranial aneurysms at this institution since 1991. Using this database, we identified patients with ruptured aneurysms who presented with IPH or IVH in the absence of SAH on CT imaging. RESULTS: Eight hundred twenty-two patients with radiographically documented ruptured aneurysms were admitted from January 1991 through June 2004. Of these, nine patients presented with IPH only, three with IPH and IVH, and one with IVH only, for a total of 13 cases. There were seven posterior communicating artery, four middle cerebral artery, one basilar apex, and one posterior cerebral artery aneurysms. The incidence of aneurysmal rupture with IPH and/or IVH without SAH is 1.6% CONCLUSION: Initial presentation of a ruptured aneurysm without SAH is rare and may have a multifactorial cause attributable to the timing of CT imaging, physiological parameters, or location of the aneurysm. Patients presenting with a head CT scan revealing IPH in the temporal lobe or with IVH should be considered for an urgent workup of a ruptured aneurysm, even in the absence of diffuse SAH.
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In this timeless classic Berklee Online video, Berklee College of Music Associate Professor and Berklee Online course author and instructor Thaddeus Hogarth offers a free online guitar clinic.
In jazz, you will encounter only seven kinds of diatonic seventh chords (from major, melodic minor, or harmonic minor keys). This article will show you how to voice lead smoothly and easily between these chords and their variations.
Even if you've used punch recording, you may want several takes to choose from for the final mix. Making a new take is called a playlist in Pro Tools. Once you have all of your takes recorded, create a vocal comp track, or one track with all of the best takes combined together.
In Pro Tools, you will record vocals the same way you recorded guitar. However, it may be easier to record vocal parts in pieces, to keep the voice from tiring out. This is called punch recording, and the following video will demonstrate the process.
Now that you know about the terms and how to get set up, let's compare and contrast the effect that plosives and proximity effect have on the recording, so you can better detect problems.


When a random stranger complimented this Franklinton High School senior as soon as he got out of his car, I knew we were in for something special. Grant rocked his suit GQ style up and down North Columbia Street in downtown Covington, Louisiana. He was also up for some green screen composite photos that would show his love of Demon football.
This senior session has to be my favorite of all time because Lizzy came to me with an idea, and we collaborated to make it come to life. She envisioned a southern gothic feel at an old abandoned home surrounded by a bamboo forest. Lizzy is a perfect example of how you and I can work together to create powerful portraits that make the viewer feel something.
When a large part of your life is spent on the court, it's natural to schedule your senior portraits to be where you feel most at home. This Pine High School Raider basketball standout picked one of her locations to be the Pine High School gymnasium. Schedule your senior portraits with Chris Ginn Photography, and we'll pick places that will allow you to confidently express all the emotions of your senior year.
I love doing family portrait session at locations that are meaningful to the families I photograph. Whether you think your special place is a good location or not, I'll go out of my way to find the little slices of background and light that will ensure your family portraits look great on the walls of your home.
This isolated and out-of-the-way bridge just south of Amite, Louisiana proved to be the perfect location for Kallie's senior portrait session. With its rusty charm above and small creek below, Kallie and I took advantage of its unique charm to highlight hers.


NYPD has arrested Ramsey Orta, 22 after he filmed them choking Eric Garner to death.
The video below was uploaded by a Youtube user with the name Ramsey Orta I'm not sure if this is the man that NYPD have arrested.
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Doesn't he look like Dudley Moore (specially on the second picture) ??
BTW... How would you classify Mr. Moore?
Yeah, I think he's along the lines of Moore and David Jason ( only fools and horses ), but a bit more 'southern' variant.
Mediterranid (not sure about subtype) with Alpinid admixture sounds quite ok.


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This year, SAA President Kathleen Roe dared SAA members to take on a "Year of Living Dangerously for Archives"—to do something to take action to raise awareness of archives. On October 30, at the tail end of American Archives Month, the Committee on Public Awareness challenged members to do just that: We asked archivists to take to Twitter to respond to questions from the public that included the hashtag #AskAnArchivist.
As SAA spread the word about the event, the ever-growing number and variety of participants far surpassed our expectations. Archivists at universities, like the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, the Harvard University Archives, and the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee Libraries, joined the event. So did corporations, like Herman Miller and McDonalds. Archivists at presidential libraries across the country and at the National Archives helped with the effort, as did SAA component groups, like the Business Archives Section; the Reference, Access, and Outreach Section; and the Lesbian and Gay Archives Roundtable. Many archivists tweeted from their individual accounts. For a full list of the participants, visit http://www2.archivists.org/initiatives/askanarchivist-day-october-30.
"It was an incredible event to watch unfold on Twitter—from some early tentative questions and answers to a full-blown, pulsating flow of information and excitement by mid-morning and carrying on through the afternoon," said Roe.
When the day came to an end, more than 2,000 participants had contributed 6,000-plus tweets. Members of the public signed off Twitter knowing a little more about our profession and about archives and their contents. For more information, SAA has compiled highlights on Storify, available at https://storify.com/archivists_org/askanarchivist-day or you could search Twitter for #AskAnArchivist.
The Committee on Public Awareness congratulates and sincerely thanks all who were involved in this year's #AskAnArchivist Day. We're looking forward to making new connections and spreading more awareness on #AskAnArchivist Day next year.


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How did Wisconsin's Annie Reardon do on 'The Bachelor' with Colton Underwood?
Annie Reardon made it through the first week of the reality show. How'd she do in Week 2?
How did Wisconsin's Annie Reardon do on 'The Bachelor' with Colton Underwood? Annie Reardon made it through the first week of the reality show. How'd she do in Week 2? Check out this story on fdlreporter.com: https://www.jsonline.com/story/entertainment/television-radio/2019/01/14/how-did-wisconsins-annie-reardon-do-colton-underwood-the-bachelor/2577671002/
Chris Foran, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Published 10:11 p.m. CT Jan. 14, 2019 | Updated 9:02 a.m. CT Jan. 15, 2019
Annie Reardon holds her own in her meeting in with Colton Underwood on the season premiere of "The Bachelor." But she was sent home the second week. (Photo: Rick Rowell/ABC)
Annie, we hardly knew ye.
Annie Reardon, the Mequon native who competed for Colton Underwood's heart on "The Bachelor," was one of four contestants sent home Monday night, on just the second episode of the new season of the ABC reality-competition series.
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It wasn't a big surprise: Reardon, a financial associate in New York City, had posted as much on social media (scrubbing the post soon after) before the show's new season started Jan. 7.
RELATED: 4 things to know about 'The Bachelor's' Wisconsin connection, Annie Reardon
Reardon made her presence felt on the season's first episode, but wasn't much of a factor on Episode 2. Monday's show featured guest appearances by comic actors Nick Offerman, Megan Mullally and Billy Eichner, and focused much of its conversation on "first times" — keying on the fact that Underwood, a former NFL player, is still a virgin.
Nineteen women are still in the hunt for Underwood's affections.
Ready for the weekend? Kathy Flanigan tells you about the can't-miss events and because she covers the beer culture of Milwaukee, she tells you about that, too.
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The Guess Who to bring the '60s, '70s to Fond du Lac County Fair
Rock musical exploring morality, sexuality coming to Thelma April 11 to 14
Homeschool actors bring 'Jolly Roger and the Pirate Queen' to life
FDL Co. Fair names rock headliners: The Guess Who, Orleans, Rare Earth
Greek Fest canceled, but gyros and shish kebabs still a go
Miss Fond du Lac pageant set for March 9


Monday, May 4, 2015 .
Mother's Day Book Bundle Giveaway!
Mother's Day is one of those holidays that I look forward to every year; not just because I'm a mom and my kids love to spoil me, but because it's incredibly important to honor the women that have made the biggest impact in our lives, our Moms. You know by now I love giving gifts, so here's my chance to give the ultimate book selection to one of you deserving Moms out there. I am honored to call all of these talented authors my friends; I am a lucky girl!
Here's what you'll win: 4 signed books from some of the most amazing tastemakers in the country. And here's the winner's tasty selection: my book Picture Perfect Parties Rizzoli NY. You will also win an advance copy of Hugh Acheson's latest book, The Broad Fork Clarkson Potter (May 12, 2015), Eddie Ross' yet-to-be-released book, Modern Mix Gibbs Smith (September 1, 2015) and Barbara Westbrook's newly released book Gracious Rooms Rizzoli NY .This book bundle giveaway is the perfect Mother's Day gift for you or that special Mom in your life. I hope you win!
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HUGH ACHESON is the author of the James Beard Award Winning cookbook A NEW TURN IN THE SOUTH: Southern Flavors Reinvented for Your Kitchen and chef/owner of the Athens, Georgia, restaurants Five & Ten and The National, the Atlanta restaurant Empire State South, and the Savannah restaurant The Florence. Hugh's cookbook titled A New Turn in the South: Southern Flavors Reinvented for Your Kitchen published by Clarkson Potter in 2011 won the award for Best Cookbook in the field of "American Cooking" by the James Beard Foundation in 2012. His second cookbook is Pick a Pickle: 50 Recipes for Pickles, Relishes, and Fermented Snacks. Food & Wine Magazine named him Best New Chef in 2002 and the James Beard Foundation awarded him Best Chef Southeast in 2012. Hugh competed in Bravo's Top Chef Masters, Season 3 and starred as a judge on Top Chef, Seasons 9, 10, 11, and 12. He lives in Athens with his family.
EDDIE ROSS is the East Coast Editor of Better Homes & Gardens, producing home, decorating, DIY and entertaining stories for print, digital and video. He has been a design, decorating and food editor for House Beautiful, Martha Stewart Living and Food Network. A trained chef from the Culinary Institute of America, Eddie has styled parties and table settings featured in Southern Living,Lonny and InStyle. His design work has been published in Domino,Vanity Fair, Country Living and the New York Times. He also appeared in Bravo's interior design competition series Top Design and entertaining specials for HGTV. His first book Modern Mix:Curating Personal Style with Chic and Accessible Finds will be publishedon September 1, 2015 by Gibbs Smith.
BARBARA WESTBROOK launched Atlanta-based interiors design firm Westbrook Interiors in 1992 after designing under the tutelage of Southern greats Nancy Braithwaite and Gandy-Peace. her proejcts – homes, second homes, showhouses, large-scale renovations, spas, and her persona homes have been widely published in magazines such as Architectural Digest, Traditional Home, House Beautiful, Garden & Gun, Better Homes & Gardens, and Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles. Barbara also publishes a quarterly online mini-magazine, www.workbookbywestbrook.com.
*Note You will be getting Eddie Ross's book in late July as it releases in Sept, but you will be getting your copy before anyone else.


Colby Reid's family was just like any other family with three boys in school, juggling homework and sports and family activities, when Colby, age 12, woke up one Saturday complaining of a toothache.
By the following day, his jaw had swollen considerably, so his concerned mother took him to the dentist right away. After x-rays showed nothing wrong with his teeth, he was referred to an oral surgeon, and by the end of the week, the family was sitting in front of an Oncology specialist at Children's Hospital in Washington, D.C., having a conversation that is every parents' worst nightmare.
After exhaustive testing and torturous waiting, Colby was diagnosed with Anaplastic Large Cell (Non-Hodgkins) Lymphoma. His status has been classified as Stage IV. He will begin chemotherapy treatment immediately for an initial duration of six months. Doctors have warned that his tumors are growing rapidly and he has aggressive deterioration in his bones.
No child should have to deal with suffering and sickness. Colby is about to become a teenager. All he wants to do is play football and baseball and video games with his brothers. The family and friends of the Reid/Carr family are devastated and wish to help ensure that Colby gets the best possible treatment and care possible, without the financial ruin that these procedures can cause. The chemotherapy alone costs tens of thousands of dollars each month. Please consider donating to help alleviate the strain of Colby's medical expenses.
Colby's parents are hard-working people who, like most average families, were not prepared to withstand such a mountain of medical expenses. With help from the community, we can ensure that cancer is just a chapter in Colby's life, and not the whole story. Please, assist us in making sure that his family is not alone in their fight against Lymphoma.


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That is not very accurate. Organ meats are the healthiest and most nutrient dense meats there are.
Saturated fats dont cause heart attacks (see: EVCO 95% saturated), high carb/high fat, heavily refined diets do.
JustWannaBeHuge, billmeek and poohead like this.
Exactly there is no correlation between ingested natural fats and blood levels (except possibly immediately after ingesting). Same thing for cholesterol -- in other words, eating shrimp does not raise your cholesterol.
A simple whey is cheapest. But for food... Cheap chicken meat is filled with water (just compare the size before and after heating) so decent meat isn't cheap. Some cans of tuna can be cheap, but salmon and other fish are expensive. So are nuts. When I say expensive it's not because 1 meal is, but because we need to eat a lot of it.
12 large eggs (not from those chicken batteries) cost about 3-4 euro. When a whole egg contains only 6-9 grams of proteins you need to eat 3-4 to get the same as from a shake.
Besides shakes don't make me spread toxic gasses like when I eat 6 eggs a day for weeks.
I agree with juice and Matt, EGGS! I live in a farming community so I pay $1 for 18 eggs. That's about 100 grams of protein for a buck!!! Not to mention all the vitamins and omega 3`s.
they have petite sirloin in packs,watch for them on sale,buy one get one free.
sometimes its buy one get two free.its not a bad cut of meat.
Does that overcomes the sweetness of the liver, one thing why I do not seem to like liver is its sweetness.
I usually go to sams and buy chicken... cut it in tiny pieces with lots of garlic, spices, splenda and a little soy sauce.
ummm...liver doesnt taste sweet to me.i just asked my girl if it tastes sweet to her and she said no.it taste like iron to me...like minerals.
most people i know dont like it.
i can get these for 1.79 a pound.


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Q: How can we create a decorator which will cause a function to use defintion-time variables instead of call-time variables? Suppose that we create a decorator named deftime
Consider the following piece of code:
def LouiseTheLow(*ignore, **kw_ignore):
    print("I am Oldy McMold Face")

@deftime
def HarriettTheHigh(*ignored_args, **ignored_keywords):
    LouiseTheLow(59, "some stuff")

###################################################################

def LouiseTheLow(*ignore, **kwignore):
    print("I am The Newest Latest Greatest Thing")

ret_val = HarriettTheHigh() # function call

I expect the above code to print "I am Oldy McMold Face"
Without the decorator, we would see: "I am The Newest Latest Greatest Thing"
Our goal is to write a decorator which causes a function to use the variables which existed when the function was defined, not when the function is called.
Please do not assume that the only variable of interest is named LouiseTheLow.
The decorator should be general enough that other variable names can be used.
I have a lot of trouble with lambda functions getting clobbered.
def caller():
    radius = 10
    lamby = lambda height: height*radius**2
    ret_val = callee(lamby, 1, 2, 3)
    return ret_val

The problem is that callee will often define a local variable which shadows the original variables used inside of the lambda function. In the example above, radius might get clobbered.

A:
Please do not assume that the only variable of interest is named LouiseTheLow.

Rather than try to figure out which variable names to use, let's give the function its own global lookup. (After all, there cannot be any local variables to care about; they don't exist until the function is called.) type allows us to access the object representing the type of functions; like with ordinary classes, calling that can create a function dynamically. It turns out that it accepts two arguments: a code object (representing the compiled code), and a dictionary to use for global lookup.
Thus, we can decorate a function so that it uses global values as they were at decoration time, by cloning the original function with a copy of the original globals:
def deftime(func):
    return type(func)(func.__code__, globals().copy())

Let's test it:
>>> def LouiseTheLow(*ignore, **kw_ignore):
...     print("I am Oldy McMold Face")
...
>>>
>>> @deftime
... def HarriettTheHigh(*ignored_args, **ignored_keywords):
...     LouiseTheLow(59, "some stuff")
...
>>>
>>> def LouiseTheLow(*ignore, **kwignore):
...     print("I am The Newest Latest Greatest Thing")
...
>>>
>>> HarriettTheHigh()
I am Oldy McMold Face

Unfortunately, we cannot easily make a deep copy, because globals() can easily contain values that aren't deep-copyable (in particular, module objects).

A: I think I get what you're asking.  Here's the sort of definition and use of a decorator that you're considering:
def LouiseTheLow(*ignore, **kw_ignore):
    print("I am Oldy McMold Face")

def deftime(f):
    def wrapper(*ignore, **kw_ignore):
        LouiseTheLow(*ignore, **kw_ignore)
    return wrapper

@deftime
def HarriettTheHigh(*ignored_args, **ignored_keywords):
    LouiseTheLow(59, "some stuff")

###################################################################

def LouiseTheLow(*ignore, **kwignore):
    print("I am The Newest Latest Greatest Thing")

ret_val = HarriettTheHigh()  # function call

Here, you would hope that adding the @deftime decorator would cause the first defnition of LouiseTheLow to be bound to the decorated function and called when that function is called.  And yet, as maybe you've already surmised, when you run this code, you get the same behavior as without the decorator
I am The Newest Latest Greatest Thing

The problem is that when you attach the decorator to HarrietTheHigh, the wrapper function that is attached creates a closure on the value of LouiseTheLow from the higher scope.  So the version of LouiseTheLow that is called by the wrapper will, as you say, be the one that is defined in the outer scope at the time that the wrapper is called.  This is just how a closure works.  It refers to the variable that it binds to, not the value that this variable had at any particular time.
So, what to do.  Well, you want to capture the value of LouiseTheLow at the time that the wrapper is created.  To capture it, just assign it to another variable that is also captured by the wrapper function.  So long as that variable doesn't change values, it won't matter if a new function with the name LouiseTheLow is defined to replace the original.  So here's a new version of the code with that one small change made:
def LouiseTheLow(*ignore, **kw_ignore):
    print("I am Oldy McMold Face")

def deftime(f):
    original_louise = LouiseTheLow
    def wrapper(*ignore, **kw_ignore):
        original_louise(*ignore, **kw_ignore)
    return wrapper

@deftime
def HarriettTheHigh(*ignored_args, **ignored_keywords):
    LouiseTheLow(59, "some stuff")

###################################################################

def LouiseTheLow(*ignore, **kwignore):
    print("I am The Newest Latest Greatest Thing")

ret_val = HarriettTheHigh()  # function call

This produces the output you expect:
I am Oldy McMold Face


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Q: Reload the dimension values of a layer with OpenLayers 4 I'm looking to reload the dimension values of a layer with OpenLayers 4.
My problem is when my App calls the GetCapabilities of the layer, the dimensions received are for a certain datetime, for example:
<Dimension name="time" units="ISO8601" default="2018-07-27T14:20:00Z" nearestValue="0">2018-07-27T11:20:00Z/2018-07-27T14:20:00Z/PT10M</Dimension>

but after a couple of hours, those datetime values are expired, so when I call the GetMap with these date parameters, the WMS tell me:
Invalid model run or date or timestamp value out of time domain : 2018-07-27T11:30:00Z/2018-07-27T14:30:00Z/PT10M

I try:
layer.getSources().refresh()

but it doesn't work. Is it something possible to do without delete/add the layer?


Don't get excited, I'm not going to give you my opinion of the candidates or look at how they stand on issues important to the cattle industry and ag, in general. In fact, this year's election, if nothing else, serves as a stark warning that ag and the livestock industry are simply not even on the radar screen of any presidential candidate or their party.
Certainly, exploding food prices are starting to be felt by consumers, but the response there has been disconcerting, as well. While riots over food prices have hit the streets of developing countries, and the United Nations and other groups are warning about catastrophes, the response has been different in the Washington Beltway.
What Catches the Eye of Cattle Buyers?
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Spring bull-buying season is ending and there have been lots of breeding stock sales offered in southwest Missouri. As a University of Missouri livestock Extension specialist, I always watch the ads and attend some of the sales. I find it fascinating what attracts buyers to a sale and more importantly, what entices them to bid once they settle into their seats.
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Randy and Roy were makin' a final circle on a big ranch north of the Anaconda Mountains. They were down to tracking singles. One set of tracks lead them up a little canyon. The snow was a foot deep and the footprints were well-defined punctures in the snow, not the foot draggin' bovine kind. It didn't take them long to come upon a big cow moose idly scraping a spot in the shelter of a pine tree looking for a little nibble.
A Tooele County rancher says a shooting spree killed nine cows and a calf.
Martin Anderson says six beef cattle and a calf were killed by the shots. Three other cows had to be euthanized.
A panel of foodservice experts recently agreed beef consumers want quality. That includes everything from meals to service to psychological impact. "Beef's Steak in Foodservice" was part of the Pfizer-sponsored Cattlemen's College at the February beef industry meetings in Reno, Nev.
As Jane Gibson, a National Cattlemen's Beef Association (NCBA) director, noted, "Foodservice is all food prepared away from home—takeout, dine-in or home delivery." The category accounted for more than $8 billion in beef purchases last year, growing by more than five percent.
Why is it so important to evaluate the effects of age and method of castration?
Bull calves are castrated to reduce meat toughness, aggressive behavior, sexual interest and dark cutting. However, the process of castration can be stressful and can lead to weight loss and lowered growth performance. The age and method of castration has a significant impact on growth performance and stress response making it important to choose the right age and method.
The nutritional quality of feeds and forage can have a tremendous influence on the reproductive performance of cattle. Although reproductive failure may occur for several reasons, management and the environment are often important contributing factors. Part of the environment and management of any animal is nutrition.
Producers must be aware of daily changes in a cow's feed requirements if they want to wean calves from at least 90 per cent of cows exposed to the bull. For instance, cows in the last third of pregnancy or those producing milk have special needs. If these needs are not met, reproduction is the first body function that is sacrificed.
This document describes the effect of deficiencies and imbalances of both macro and micro nutrients.


The Supreme Court today ordered the winding up of Nooda Ngulegoo Aboriginal Corporation (ICN 3003). Jack James and Brian McMaster of KordaMentha (WA) were appointed as liquidators.
The application was made to the court by the special administrator of the corporation, Mr Tony Grieves.
The Registrar of Indigenous Corporations, Mr Anthony Beven, placed the corporation under special administration on 14 December 2009, under section 487-1 of the Corporations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) Act 2006. Nine of the 10 directors of the corporation had written to the Registrar on 4 December 2009 requesting the appointment of a special administrator to address governance and financial problems at the corporation.
The special administrator was unable to restructure the debts of the corporation and the corporation ceased trading in March 2010.


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Demografie

Conform recensământului din 2001, majoritatea populației localității Nîjnea Hortîțea era vorbitoare de ucraineană (%), existând în minoritate și vorbitori de rusă (%).

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Enveloped in tree roots: a temple entrance at the mysterious 12th century Angkor Wat, photographed 2 weeks ago in Siem Reap, Cambodia. The 3 days we spent exploring these enigmatic ruins was the highlight of our trip. The tree roots are invasive to such a degree that huge blocks of stone are jostled around like Lego blocks; the tree is peculiar in the fact that it grows from the top down, gaining the moisture it needs from the rocks it crawls upon rather than the ground underneath.
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I am very intrigued by these trees. In some of the other pictures they look like a slow waterfall, or a slowly creeping creature….animal or plant. They are so very interesting. Do you know the name of the tree?
The "strangling trees of Angkor Wat" are actually called Bodhi trees – and I have also heard them referred to as Silk Cotton trees. They are amazingly resilient – far different than most common trees. They store huge quantities of water in their trunks and they gather water from the cracks between stones, and they grow down from the top rather than up from the ground.
We too spent 3 days exploring there – all truly amazing! Did you know when western explorers first discovered Angkor, and the other ruins in the area they assumed they were created by westerners. Ha! They didn't believe the Khmer could have been so sophisticated – so patronising.