Now that you have added some employees, you will need some ID cards to scan. You can either print your own for free (works with a barcode reader and our Mobile App) or you can order special PVC cards with an embedded chip which can also be used on TimeTablet devices or by tapping the card with your NFC-enabled Android phone.
To print your own cards navigate to the employees screen by logging in and then in the top menu click through to Setup > Employees. From this screen click-to-select all the employees you would like to print a card for. Now in the left-hand-side actions menu select Print and then choose a paper size option to download a printable PDF will all the selected employees' ID cards, ready for print.
US Letter Will print up to 8 cards on each US Letter page page.
A4 Will print up to 8 cards on each A4 page.
A3 Will print up to eighteen cards on each A3 page.
Card Printer Use this option if you have your own ID card printer.
Log in to TIMEDOCK and use the top navigational menu to navigate to Setup > Employees. From this screen click-to-select all the employees you would like to order a card for. Now in the left-hand-side actions menu select Buy cards. Follow the prompts on screen to continue through the payment process. Upon receipt of payment your cards will be printed onto a durable PVC card with a special embedded chip, allowing your employees to clock In/Out via our TimeTablet devices, TimeDock app, most QR readers and other third party integrated devices.


At it's very core, timber harvesting is the most basic forest management activity. It is an important part of keeping both forests and the communities that depend on them healthy and sustainable. Skillful logging creates wildlife habitat and protects streams from erosion and landscapes from fire, while supporting our country's seventh largest industry: forest product manufacturing.
Building products, paper products, and packaging materials are derived from harvested timber, as are a wide variety of consumer products, such as tissue and medical dressings - and new products are constantly under development. Forest-based materials are also becoming an important part of the quest for renewable energy. From the the people who harvest the timber, to the engineers programming the manufacturing equipment, everyone plays a crucial role in the forest products supply chain.
Nationwide, demand for forest products is growing and we have a career for just about everyone!
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Each year the Michigan forest products industry harvest about 12 million tons of wood. Just one of these tons will generate about $1,600 worth of economic activity, which is just a part of the $20.3 billion contribution to the state's economy. Of the $20.3 billion generated each year, $5.2 billion stays right here in Michigan as take-home pay to 96,600 Michiganders.
In fact, the forest products industries provide more direct employment than: commercial fishing, hunting and trapping; mining and oil and gas production; and agricultural production. Over one-third of manufacturing jobs in the Upper Peninsula were in the forest products industries and a projected 250 more jobs will be added in the next two years.
As baby boomers retire in ever-increasing numbers, employers throughout Michigan are facing a growing problem finding workers with the education, training and skills needed to fill their jobs. The council, in partnership with MDARD, reached out to wood manufacturers statewide to help form a clearer picture of the current talent gaps and opportunities within Michigan.
32 MFPC member companies of varying size were surveyed with an average company size of 92 employees. 42.5 percent of those employees were between the ages of 30 and 55 and 19 percent were over the age of 55. Based on our survey results, on average each company will be looking to hire 9 individuals in the next 12 months. However, 87.5 percent of companies said that they are having difficulty finding employees that are adaptable, know how to operate technology and machinery, and are dependable.
The top five upcoming available jobs in the primary wood manufacturing industry are: plant operator, production worker, process engineer, millwright, and electrician. These positions range in salary from $22,000 to $125,000 and require skills like troubleshooting, program logic controls, mechanical aptitude, computer skills, fabrication, or electrical knowledge.
See what we think are the top six benefits of working within the forest products industry in the PDF linked below.


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Con Alma Health Foundation award grants each year to support nonprofits' efforts to improve their community's health. Our investments focus on ensuring that all people have full and equal access to opportunities that enable them to lead healthy lives.
We congratulate the 2016 Multi-Year Grant Recipients!
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Q: counter inside of a macro this is for SAS code
my code is this:
%macro replicate (new, out, n);
data &out;
set &new;
%do i=1 %to &n-1;
data &out;
set &out &new;
if d <.22 then count +1;
run;

/* calling the macro with this line */
%replicate (new, out, 8);
here are the first few observations in the data set (called new)
field names are a thru f .....(so note that d (mentioned in the loop) is the fourth value)

*

*0.10, 0.15, 0.16, 0.22, 0.30, 1

*0.07, 0.14, 0.15, 0.21, 0.29, 1

*0.10, 0.15, 0.16, 0.22, 0.30, 1

*0.09, 0.14, 0.15, 0.21, 0.30, 1

the corresponding values of count are 0, 7, 1, 8, .....
regarding the purpose for this code, I am teaching a stats course, and trying to ultimately show how in the long run, the counter total should work according to the laws of probability (column D numbers have been randomly generated)  the numbers came from an arbitrary example.
I have no idea how that is being calculated.  can anybody help?
thanks
John

A: To understand what is happening, I suggest you get rid of the macro logic, and run the code that is generated by your macro call step by step, looking at the results.
Sample data:
data new;
  input d;
  cards;
0.22
0.21
0.22
0.21
;

Before the loop you have:
68   data out;
69     set new;
70     put (d)(=);
71   run;

d=0.22
d=0.21
d=0.22
d=0.21

Nothing special there.  On the first iteration of the loop you introduce the counter, and it works as one would expect:
3   data out;
74     set out new;
75     if d < .22 then count+1 ;
76     put (d count)(=);
77   run;

d=0.22 count=0
d=0.21 count=1
d=0.22 count=1
d=0.21 count=2
d=0.22 count=2
d=0.21 count=3
d=0.22 count=3
d=0.21 count=4

On the second iteration of the loop note that the variable COUNT already exists in the data being read in (work.OUT on the SET statement).  Therefore for those first eight records, the existing value of count is conditionally incremented by one.  It is not a new counter.  If you want a new counter, you could change the SET statement to set out(drop=count) new ;
So &i=2 iteration of the loop looks like:
79   data out;
80     set out new;
81     if d < .22 then count+1 ;
82     put (d count)(=);
83   run;

d=0.22 count=0
d=0.21 count=2
d=0.22 count=1
d=0.21 count=3
d=0.22 count=2
d=0.21 count=4
d=0.22 count=3
d=0.21 count=5
d=0.22 count=.
d=0.21 count=1
d=0.22 count=1
d=0.21 count=2

If you keep on resubmitting that step, on the 7th iteration you get what you state in the question:
109  data out;
110    set out new;
111    if d < .22 then count+1 ;
112    put (d count)(=);
113  run;

d=0.22 count=0
d=0.21 count=7
d=0.22 count=1
d=0.21 count=8
d=0.22 count=2
d=0.21 count=9
d=0.22 count=3
d=0.21 count=10
d=0.22 count=.
d=0.21 count=6
d=0.22 count=1
d=0.21 count=7
d=0.22 count=.
d=0.21 count=5
d=0.22 count=1
d=0.21 count=6
d=0.22 count=.
d=0.21 count=4
d=0.22 count=1
d=0.21 count=5
d=0.22 count=.
d=0.21 count=3
d=0.22 count=1
d=0.21 count=4
d=0.22 count=.
d=0.21 count=2
d=0.22 count=1
d=0.21 count=3
d=0.22 count=.
d=0.21 count=1
d=0.22 count=1
d=0.21 count=2

I'm still not clear what you are trying to do.  It's an odd construction to continually overwrite work.out with itself, appending itself.  But playing with the DATA step code should help show what is happening.

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'Bo-Kaap is silently suffering'
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"We put our colours on our houses and it's attractive to millions of people. You see it on Instagram, you see it on Facebook, on all the social media how beautiful Cape Town is. They are very proud of Bo-Kaap. The people of Bo-Kaap are suffering …"
Gentrification in the Bo-Kaap was one of the main topics at a recent public meeting held to discuss the City of Cape Town's Organisational Development and Transformation Plan (ODTP).
Mayco member for area north, Suzette Little, attended the meeting last Wednesday, as well as Stuart Diamond, Mayco member for assets and facilities management, Brandon Golding, councillor for Ward 77 which includes parts of the City Bowl and Bo-Kaap; and Dave Bryant, councillor for Ward 115, which includes Green Point, Paarden Eiland, parts of Woodstock and Salt River and the City Bowl.
The meeting formed part of the City of Cape Town's roadshow to introduce the new plan to communities, which is aimed at reversing apartheid spatial planning as well as improving on delivering services. Commenting on the ODTP, resident Fowzia Achmat said: "It is fine to say that there have been changes in the City but we have been sitting and waiting for the past two years.
Ms Achmat added: "It is fine to say you are trying to prioritise but there is no consultation and there is no information coming to us. This is very frustrating. How do we believe all these stories when we can't even get our Heritage Protection Overlay Zone that we submitted two years ago?
"Bo-Kaap is being totally ignored by the City. The City was not taking pride in holding up the heritage in Bo-Kaap and that is what is wrong. It is still apartheid spatial planning."
Another resident, Noor Osman, said the community is having to go to court to defend its heritage. "That's how serious it is. I think it is about time that somebody comes back to us with a firm answer. There is just no way that we can keep on asking the same question and getting the same reply. It is not acceptable. I think we are so gatvol and excuses don't count with us anymore. That is the kind of feeling that permeates here. There is no concrete, tangible evidence of something that is happening. We are very, very frustrated with the City."
Mr Osman said the matter of high rates goes to the core of gentrification and why people are moving out and cannot afford to stay in the area.
" You hear it now coming from many more people who say suddenly their rates have gone up by 400%. Those are the issues that affect us as a community. The only people that benefit at this point in time is, in fact, the City. They benefit because there are tourists coming here in their thousands. We don't get anything. We put our colours on our houses and it's attractive to millions of people. You see it on Instagram, you see it on Facebook, on all the social media how beautiful Cape Town is. They are very proud of Bo-Kaap. The people of Bo-Kaap are suffering, we are silently suffering because of the indiscriminate policies that have been applied to us."
Osman Shaboodien, chairperson of the Bo-Kaap Civic and Ratepayers' Association, thanked Ms Little for being at the meeting.
"The last time a mayor came here was when Helen Zille came to tell us our rates had just gone up and is equal to the Atlantic Seaboard. I think the challenge that we all sit with, is we need to put some foundations to what we are discussing otherwise whatever we are doing here becomes totally useless. Over the last three, four years when we have objected, we don't even get a reply. That is the frustration that is happening."
Mr Diamond said the ODTP was a change of business and thinking. "There is a deep passionate commitment to try and turn things around and to drive positive change. There are a couple of issues in the Bo-Kaap that I sit with."
One of these, he said, was rental unit stock. "One of the things we are going to be doing is to create a mobile education operation van that will roll from community to community. Part of the ODTP is that we are bringing our office to the community. We will be talking about how do we transfer ownership. The other issue is that we sit with special leases that are heritage buildings or cottages."
He said the National Building Act does not allow the City to transfer ownership of these buildings in their current state. "We have identified 19 heritage or special lease properties that we need to work closely with heritage assessment. We've done phase one of the heritage assessment and we will now be fighting with the budget to fix those properties up so we can transfer the ownership to the residents who live in it. That is just the start of this and we will be investigating other properties of a similar nature," said Mr Diamond.
Ms Little said four of the main issues that had been identified at the meeting were the heritage overlay plan, the upgrades of the 19 houses, the electricity depo as well as the Kraal. She added there had been various engagements with the Bo-Kaap Civic and Ratepayers' Association in terms of what to do at the Kraal.
Ms Little said: "My great great-grandmother was from the Bo-Kaap so I have a great personal interest in the Bo-Kaap and I think heritage is important. I want to see the Bo-Kaap get its rightful place in the heritage of Cape Town. I'm not going to be able to do it alone.
Ms Shaboodien added: "I think the public participation is one thing that we would cherish. We need to form a partnership. We have to find out how we deal with the fundamentals and going forward together."
Ms Little said the meeting that night was the first step and promised to come back to the community within 30 days. "I hear from a number of community members in the past that they struggle to get certain things done or to be heard about what you want. We don't work that way anymore. I'm here to listen to what you want me to do."
She said it was about making it a better community for everyone who lived in Bo-Kaap.
After the meeting, Ms Little told the Atlantic Sun, the fact that it was a heritage site meant that there must be some restitution value for people in the area. "There's got to be a debate and I'm hoping I can champion that debate within council. We've got a community that's been here for hundreds of years, there must be a way in which we can help poorer communities retain their family homes.
"This area of Bo-Kaap is a rich area for tourism. Why are the residents not involved? It's their houses that we're taking pictures of."
She added that she supported the City's announcement last week that they were committed to building affordable housing in the inner-city.
"It is the vision of the City to make sure that affordable housing is closer to where people are working."
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Piotr Kowalski (ur. 2 października 1973 w Warszawie) – polski grafik, rysownik komiksów, ilustrator.

Rysownik publikował swoje prace m.in. w miesięczniku: Nowa Fantastyka, Złoty Smok, Magia i Miecz, Fenix. Jest scenarzystą i rysownikiem komiksu Gail oraz rysownikiem La branche Lincoln.

Życiorys
Po ukończeniu Liceum Sztuk Plastycznych w 1992 roku rozpoczął pracę jako rysownik w miesięczniku "Nowa Fantastyka" ilustrując opowiadania i felietony. W tym samym czasie przyjmował również pierwsze zlecenia jako rysownik dla agencji reklamowych. W latach 1995–2000 publikował swoje komiksy i ilustracje w magazynach "Fenix", "Magia i Miecz", "Złoty Smok" oraz "Czas komiksu". W okresie 1995-2002 jego ilustracje regularnie pojawiają się w miesięczniku "Fantastyka" zdobywając uznanie czytelników. W 1995 roku Piotr Kowalski rozpoczyna współpracę z reżyserem filmowym i teatralnym Markiem Wortmanem, z którym tworzy cykl filmów animowanych pt. "Ucieczki" zrealizowanym dla Programu 1 Telewizji Polskiej. Cykl ten za pomocą rysunków opowiada o autentycznych i spektakularnych ucieczkach w okresie okupacji niemieckiej podczas II Wojny Światowej, a narratorem wszystkich odcinków jest aktor Piotr Machalica. Na potrzeby cyklu Piotr Kowalski tworzy niemal 700 ilustracji posiłkując się materiałami z epoki oraz fotografiami które zdobywa współpracując ze znanym scenografem telewizyjnym Bogdanem Solle.

Do roku 2000 Piotr Kowalski rysuje wiele etiud i krótkich komiksów do magazynów, periodyków i antologii. Na początku 2001 roku rozpoczyna pracę nad pierwszym, regularnie ukazującym się polskim fantastycznym cyklem albumowym Gail, który składa się z 4 albumów opublikowanych przez wydawnictwo Egmont Polska. W 2001 roku Egmont organizuje wspólną promocję albumu Gail-Przed Burzą i "Western", którego autorem jest Grzegorz Rosiński.

Seria Gail pomaga Piotrowi Kowalskiemu zadebiutować na rynku frankofońskim. W roku 2006 Piotr Kowalski i Emmanuel Herzet tworzą razem pierwszy album serii La Branche Lincoln. Wydawcą jest Le Lombard, z którym Kowalski podpisuje kontrakt na 4 albumy. Po wypełnieniu warunków kontraktu Piotr Kowalski decyduje się zakończyć niemal szesnastoletni okres rysowania dla agencji reklamowych i poświęcić się jedynie rysowaniu komiksów. W 2009 roku nawiązuje współpracę z wydawnictwem Vents d'Ouest, dla którego rozpoczyna ilustrowanie nowej serii Urban Vampires (scenariusz Éric Corbeyran). Jednocześnie zaczyna realizacje komiksu "Dracula L'Immortel" (scenariusz Michel Dufranne i ) dla wydawnictwa Casterman. W roku 2011 debiutuje na amerykańskim rynku komiksowym mini-serią "Malignant Man" (scenariusz James Wan i Michael Alan Nelson), wydaną przez Boom!Studios.

W roku 2010 wydawnictwo Egmont Polska opublikowało zbiorcze wydanie serii "La Branche Lincoln" pod tytułem "Wydział Lincoln". W grudniu 2012 roku Piotr Kowalski nawiązał współpracę z Man Of Action oraz z amerykańskim wydawnictwem Image,a efektem tej współpracy jest seria SEX ukazująca się regularnie w Stanach Zjednoczonych i w Wielkiej Brytanii. Autorem scenariusza jest Joe Casey.

Ważniejsze publikacje
Albumy:
 2001 – Gail 1 "Przed Burzą" (scenariusz i rysunki) Egmont
 2002 – Gail 2 "Bitwa" (scenariusz i rysunki) Egmont
 2002 – Gail 3 "Legowisko Żmij" (scenariusz i rysunki) Egmont
 2003 – Gail 4 "Kamienie" (scenariusz i rysunki) Egmont
 2006 – La Branche Lincoln "Un secret hors de la tombe" (scenariusz Emmanuel Herzet) Le Lombard
 2007 – La Branche Lincoln "La part des ombres" (scenariusz Emmanuel Herzet) Le Lombard
 2008 – La Branche Lincoln "Machines de guerre" (scenariusz Emmanuel Herzet) Le Lombard
 2009 – La Branche Lincoln "Jusqu'au dernier maillon" (scenariusz Emmanuel Herzet) Le Lombard
 2010 – "Wydzial Lincoln" – Wydanie zbiorcze Egmont
 2011 – Urban Vampires "Une affaire de famille" (scenariusz Éric Corbeyran) Vents d'Ouest
 2011 – Dracula L'Immortel 1 (scenariusz Michel Dufranne i Dacre Stoker) Casterman
 2012 – Dracula L'Immortel 2 (scenariusz Michel Dufranne i Dacre Stoker) Casterman
 2012 – Urban Vampires "Rencontre avec une ombre" (scenariusz Eric Corbeyran) Vents d'Ouest
 2012 – Dracula L'Immortel 3 (scenariusz Michel Dufranne i Dacre Stoker) Casterman
 2013 – La Branche Lincoln (wydanie zbiorcze) Le Lombard

Mini-serie:

2011 – Malignant Man (scenariusz James Wan i Michael Alan Nelson) Boom!Studios
 Malignant Man 1 – marzec 2011
 Malignant Man 2 – kwiecień 2011
 Malignant Man 3 – maj 2011
 Malignant Man 4 – czerwiec 2011

Serie:

2013 – SEX (scenariusz Joe Casey) Image
 SEX book 1 – marzec 2013
 SEX book 2 – kwiecień 2013
 SEX book 3 – maj 2013
 SEX book 4 – czerwiec 2013

Filmy
Filmy rysunkowe:
 1995 – "Ucieczka z lagru 303" reżyseria Marek Wortman, produkcja Mavo dla TVP S.A.(na podstawie książki S.Rawicza "Długi marsz")
 1996 – "Ucieczka z oflagu VI B" reżyseria Marek Wortman, produkcja Mavo dla TVP S.A.
 1996 – "Ucieczka z celi śmierci" reżyseria Marek Wortman, produkcja Mavo dla TVP S.A.
 1997 – "Ucieczka z grobu" reżyseria Marek Wortman, produkcja Spectrum Film dla TVP S.A.
 1998 – "Ucieczka z Montelupich" reżyseria Marek Wortman (film ukazuje sylwetkę Stanisława Marusarza), produkcja Spectrum Film dla TVP S.A.
 1998 – "Ucieczka z Oświęcimia" reżyseria Marek Wortman (film opowiada o rotmistrzu Witoldzie Pileckim) produkcja Spectrum Film dla TVP S.A.

Przypisy

Polscy graficy
Polscy autorzy komiksów
Polscy rysownicy
Polscy ilustratorzy
Urodzeni w 1973
Ludzie urodzeni w Warszawie

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137 N Eagle is a $274,900, 1,341 square foot, 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath home on a 0.31 acre lot located in Eagle, ID.
This is beyond being a fixer upper. Sewer is plugged up on main floor. renter claimed Upstairs toilet worked - do NOT use either one. Estimates to remove house and shop are in the Docs section. The value is in the land and location. This is two lots. There may be an Eagle City zoning overlay since it is so close to downtown eagle. Please be careful when visit1ng this property. Do not allow small children to enter. It may be unsafe. Shop may be removed it is leaning and looks like it could fall down.
I am interested in 137 N Eagle, Eagle, ID 83616.


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Quick hands on with Gionee E6
August 12, 2013 by Arpit Verma
The popular saying in marketing goes, more the choice in market, better it is for the consumer. This is perfectly true when it comes to smart phone OEMs. As the whole world races to go digital in every possible sense, there is literally a flood of options when it comes to picking a smart phone. However, this choice has been considerably widened, thanks to some of the Chinese companies making serious inroads into Indian Market.
Now before you accuse of having totally lost it, some of these Chinese products are surprisingly good, not just in terms of look, but also in durability and ergonomics. One such upcoming OEM that is making quite a name is Gionee.
We had the privilege of visiting the Gionee office here in Delhi where they allowed us some time with their new and upcoming flagship device Gionne E6. It was an unofficial visit and we are thankful to Gionee for allowing us to take a few pictures of the device and showing us the device, which is still very much in testing phase here. Under written are some of our initial impressions of the device and details about the Gionee E6.
This is by no means a review of the device since the unit we used was a pre-production one
The Device Feels Premium
One of the obvious challenges that the team at Gionee is facing is the tag of being a Chinese company and the existing prejudices against the clan of devices. However, the E6 is a refreshing change from plastic goods that the Asian country has known to produce.
Make no mistake, the Gionee E6 is still a plastic phone, but it feels good in the hand. The edges are sharp, straight, yet rounded. The phone has straight contours and is flat. This is not the worst thing on the planet because the phone does not dangle all over when placed on flat surface.
Gionee E6 next to HTC One
The volume rocker on the right, and sim tray on the left have a metallic finish. The power button is on the top and is still difficult to reach with one hand given the big size of the device. The back of the display is either glossy or matted finish depending on the variant you pick. The white variant is glossy while the black one is matte. We got to play with both the devices, but we have to say, we like the white one better. Though the device was a confidential one so we were not allowed pictures.
iPhone 5 on top of Gionee E6
The front of the device is dominated by the 5 inch full HD display. The speakers are at the bottom of the device and there is a neat LED for notifications alert, located at the top right face of the device.
The device will run Android version 4.2.2 at release
The Device Reminds us of MIUI
The Gionee E6 has a lot of features from MIUI ROM. The icons look very similar and you have the same UI. Gionee are calling it Amigo, but it does take away a very important asset of Android device, placing widgets. You cannot place widgets in Amigo. However, if you do change your launcher, you get the ability.
There are also a few themes that are built in, and there is this one particular one that reminds us of Symbian icons. We are sure, there will be several more of these themes coming in.
Gionee also told us that they have inbuilt a system in the phone that allows to send error logs of malfunctioning apps, and users can easily call up their call centers too if they face issues with bad app behavior. Pretty cool that.
Some more findings
The full HD Screen on the Gionee E6 is pretty sweet. We watched a couple of Youtube videos in the office of Gionee and things look good. There was a hint of bluish tint in the display, which we kept on pointing out. However, since the device is in production and testing phase still, the team themselves assured us the final quality would be better.
The sound output was loud and clear, and since the speakers are placed at the bottom of the device, we could keep the phone on it's back and still listen to the music unscruffed. Gionee also told us the charger with the device would be a uniquely designed single block with glass finish. Though, we did not get the chance to check the charger, we sure are excited for it.
The product Manager also told us that the device will come with a cool snap on case for the back, they have no plans to do the flip cases cause it takes away by covering the beautiful screen of the device. We obviously did not check the outdoor display of the phone, as we were not allowed to take the device outside the premises.
We liked what we saw with the Gionee E6. Yes, it was a pre production device but it worked surprisingly well. We would have definitely liked a little more bulk on the device cause it definitely feels very light to be true. You can basically think of the device to be an Xperia Z without the glass and extra bulk and dare we say better display.
However, we will not make any confirmed conclusions, as that would simply not be fair. Till we get the final device in hands, we only would like to wish Gionee the best and thank them for their kind hospitality.
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What is compelling about this group of books about family, community, and the world is the sense of intimacy they help to foster. Volumes about new family members, kindness, empathy, and Mother's Day are provided which encourage readers to be thoughtful about the world they experience first: family. Also included in this considerate compilation are books about teachers, the school nurse, and school rules. What these volumes aim to do is support early readers as they develop from understanding their internal and familial world, to the larger world around them.


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declare -A aliases=(
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defaultVariant='debian'

self="$(basename "$BASH_SOURCE")"
cd "$(dirname "$(readlink -f "$BASH_SOURCE")")"

versions=( */ )
versions=( "${versions[@]%/}" )

# sort version numbers with highest first
IFS=$'\n'; versions=( $(echo "${versions[*]}" | sort -rV) ); unset IFS

# get the most recent commit which modified any of "$@"
fileCommit() {
	git log -1 --format='format:%H' HEAD -- "$@"
}

# get the most recent commit which modified "$1/Dockerfile" or any file COPY'd from "$1/Dockerfile"
dirCommit() {
	local dir="$1"; shift
	(
		cd "$dir"
		fileCommit \
			Dockerfile \
			$(git show HEAD:./Dockerfile | awk '
				toupper($1) == "COPY" {
					for (i = 2; i < NF; i++) {
						print $i
					}
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			')
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}

cat <<-EOH
# this file is generated via https://github.com/docker-library/ghost/blob/$(fileCommit "$self")/$self

Maintainers: Tianon Gravi <admwiggin@gmail.com> (@tianon),
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GitRepo: https://github.com/docker-library/ghost.git
EOH

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		commit="$(dirCommit "$version/$variant")"

		fullVersion="$(git show "$commit":"$version/$variant/Dockerfile" | awk '$1 == "ENV" && $2 == "GHOST_VERSION" { print $3; exit }')"

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		EOE
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Q: Homeomorphism between $S^1$ and $K$ (square in the taxicab metric) Let us consider $\mathbb{R}^2$ in the euclidean metric, and let $S^1 = \left\{(x,\,y) \in \mathbb{R}^2 \colon x^2 + y^2 = 1\right\}$ and $K \doteq \left\{(x,\,y) \in \mathbb{R}^2 \colon \lvert x \rvert + \lvert y \rvert = 1\right\}$ as subspaces. I have to prove that $S^1$ and $K$ are homeomorphic.My obvious guess was to define $f \colon S^1 \longrightarrow K$ as
$$f(x,\,y) \doteq \left(\frac{x^2}{x^2 + y^2},\,\frac{y^2}{x^2 + y^2}\right).$$ It is continuous, since both $u(x,\,y) \doteq \frac{x^2}{x^2\,+\,y^2}$ and $v(x,\,y) \doteq \frac{y^2}{x^2\,+\,y^2}$ are continuous in $S^1$, and $f(x,\,y) \in K$, for all $(x,\,y) \in S^1$, but I'm not sure how to prove it's bijective and it's inverse $g$ such that $g(u,\,v) = (x,\,y)$ is continuous as well.  My guess is that it fails to be injective, since $f(a,\,b) = f(x,\,y)$ would imply $ay = bx$, and we can't guarantee the uniqueness of the solution. Any ideas will be appreciated, thanks in advance.

A: Use $f(x,y) = \frac{1}{|x|+|y|}(x,y)$, from $S^1$ to $K$ with inverse
$g(x,y) = \frac{1}{\sqrt{x^+y^2}}(x,y)$...


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You wedding day is one of those moments in life you wish could last forever. Wedding photography is the way to make sure that they do. And we, at Les Anagnou Photographers are here to masterfully adapt and incorporate our own talent and love for our art to your unique desires and personal style. We constantly strive to turn our skill and passion for creative and inspirational photography to the perfect backdrop for a wedding photo shoot that will achieve far more than merely capturing great moments, brilliant smiles and happy faces. We aim at photos that accurately reflect sentiments and effectively recount the precious moments associated with the start of your new life together as a married couple. We could hardly come up with a better way to showcase our approach to wedding photography than our recent editorial that was featured on Style Me Pretty!!
All the photographic mastery in the world will not make up for a mediocre setting or an uninspired venue decoration. This is why we feel so blessed to have the opportunity to work together with some of the best professionals in the industry, covering all aspects of wedding preparation. In this particular occasion, we were left speechless by the immense talent of wedding planner Harilena Giatra from "Live Love". Her contagious enthusiasm coupled with the skill of her team was the best support we could ever ask for.
Measuring up to the unparalleled natural beauty of the Greek islands can be an unattainable task for the vast majority of wedding venues in mainland Greece, but not for Casa e Campo. A superb farmstead set in the outskirts of Athens, surrounded by beautifully landscaped gardens and lush vegetation that is typical of the Greek countryside served as the ideal natural setting for the shoot. The setting's aesthetic appearance was further enhanced by the white rose bouquets wrapped in beige lace created by Red Box Days. We love wedding photography, especially in Greece. And you'll certainly love your wedding photos whether you get married on one of the countless islands or any of the idyllic mainland locations.


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Travel, History, Walking Guides
Historic Walking Guides Madrid
Historic Walking Guides Edinburgh
by Beebe Bahrami
This book takes you on a journey through centuries of Madrid's history via a series of walks. Each one is themed, from medieval buildings to historic wine taverns.
Categories: History, Travel, Walking Guides
Madrid is the very heart of Spain. It is the cultural centre and the capital, from where traditions and history spring forth throughout the land. It is a city built upon Arab foundations from the 9th century, with grand buildings and hidden corners.
Madrid is one of Europe's most beautiful cities, which has successfully advanced into a metropolis, but retained its historic architecture and attractions.
Find out where artists and writers gathered, and uncover many of the mysteries around Madrid's past. At the end of your day, eat, drink or sleep in one of the suggested historic restaurants, taverns or hotels.
Clear maps, times and distances
Plan your walk by theme • Museum and building opening times
Historic eating, drinking and hotel suggestions
Personal guidance from the author
Historic Walking Guides Gibraltar
by Tristan Cano
The eight themed walks found in this book explore every corner of Gibraltar from its guns and defensive fortifications to its Moorish past.
Milan Walks and Guides
by Edward Staiger
One of the miracles of Milan is how physically accessible it can be. One can easily depend on its network of public transportation (the most extensive and reliable in Italy), but as this book proves – in Milan, one can walk. In walking, one can peruse, one can enter into the city as into a complete five-senses experience.
This book is divided into four separate walking tours of the city, easily traversed on foot.
The distance required by the mind just isn't possible in a quick (or desperate) getaway weekend; Milan's window-shopping alone – the best that Italy can offer – could take a week or a month. Its history took about two millennia. The sights and splendours of its many museums and churches can actually shock as they come to the tourist as so unexpected, literally, so unheard of.
It's finally time to discover Milan.
by Andrew Hayes
If you're visiting Edinburgh for the festivals, or as a regular tourist, Historic Walking Guides: Edinburgh is the perfect companion to your trip.


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Monday Short: Matthew Rankin's The Tesla World Light (2017)
A brilliant inventor who was more motivated by curiosity and benevolence than profit, Nikolai Tesla has become almost a mythical figure in recent years. After decades of relative obscurity, he's now been immortalized in comics, films, songs, board games, and just about anything that nods even slightly towards steampunk.
It's not hard to see why. Some highly questionable beliefs aside, he comes across as a sympathetic, romantic figure, the anti-capitalist antithesis of greedy, manipulative men like Thomas Edison. The most grandiose of his unmade inventions, which allegedly included a method of producing free, wireless electricity for the whole world, make for perfect sci-fi fodder. Even his less benevolent side, like the powerful death ray he claimed to have created, fit in with the idea of a genius who has been repeatedly taken advantage of. His life leaves plenty of room for artistic license, and plenty of artists have indulged in exactly that.
Matthew Rankin's The Tesla World Light doesn't stretch the Serbian inventor's story into fiction, but it does make it mythic, in a grandly tragic sort of way. Based on letters Tesla wrote to JP Morgan after the banker stopped funding his free energy project–along with other strange-but-true details like Tesla's love affair with a pigeon–the film documents the inventor's descent into despair and madness in beautifully abstracted terms. The film bristles with energy throughout, from the crackling backgrounds in its early scenes to the pulsing LEDs and spinning sparklers that paint the modernist patterns that become increasingly prominent throughout the film. The less obviously representational it gets, the more emotionally immediate it becomes, culminating in a frenzied climax that's thrilling and depressing all at once.
In the two years since its release, The Tesla World Light has racked up at least 10 major animation awards and made its way around dozens of festivals, and if anything, it feels even more relevant now than when it first came out. A visionary scientist whose world-changing invention is thwarted by short-sighted rent-seekers, Tesla's tale feels like an inflection point, the moment the west ultimately chose between utopia and profit. By rendering it in such a wonderfully anachronistic way, Rankin's film makes it timeless: more than one man's story, it is the modern age in miniature, equal parts brilliance, madness and despair.
The Tesla World Light
Dir: Matthew Rankin
Syn: New York, 1905. Visionary inventor Nikola Tesla makes one final appeal to J.P. Morgan, his erstwhile benefactor. Inspired by real events, this electrifying short is a spectacular burst of image and sound that draws as much from the tradition of avant-garde cinema as it does from animated documentary.
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Disabled in Gaza
by TRNN February 21, 2013 September 23, 2020
Disabled people in Gaza fight for their rights, proving they are producers not consumers amid ignorance from the local authorities
YOUSEF ALHELOU, TRNN CORRESPONDENT, GAZA: The latest statistics conducted by the Palestinian Central Bureau of statistics show that there are about 40,000 people out of Gaza's 1.7Â million population who suffer from different kinds of disabilities. Of those, 47Â percent have mobility impairments, and this number increases yearly because of the frequent military attacks and conflicts in Gaza. The second-largest group are those with hearing impairments, followed by visual impairments, then learning disabilities.
Many NGOs are working to support the disabled, offer psychosocial support, and create opportunities for them and help them overcome their disability by integrating them into the society.
IMAD MASRI, ERADAH PROJECT (VOICEOVER TRANSL.): Eradah Project is a Turkish-funded project targeting people with different disabilities, especially those who became disabled as a result of their injuries sustained during the 2009 and 2012 Israel wars on Gaza. We have finished the training process and now give these disabled the chance to be productive. We want them to feel that they are normal and integrate them into the society.
ALHELOU: These disabled people defeat all odds. They say that they are producers, not consumers.
ALHELOU: Handicapped Palestinians make and sell handmade products to maintain independency. These handmade products, which are ranging from embroideries, wooden and ceramic items, reflect the creativity of their makers, showcasing their products in exhibitions as they refuse to depend on charities.
Many disabled individuals in the Gaza Strip received electric wheelchairs that were donated and brought to the tiny strip by pro-Palestine activists and NGOs through humanitarian aid convoys. These wheelchairs give them hope to support their families, especially in light of the hardships and poverty.
The sports sector has been hit hard under years of an Israeli blockade and two devastating wars. Athletes, especially the disabled, say that they are practicing different kind of sports despite the lack of proper equipment and facilities. Some sports facilities, including the Disabled Union Building, were completely destroyed during the recent Israeli eight-day war on Gaza in November 2012. Al Jazeera Club, which is the only sports facility for women and girls, with its own women's football team, amongst other activities, was also targeted, leaving the disabled athletes to train in poor facilities.
NABEEL HAMDEYAH, DISABLED ATHLETE (VOICEOVER TRANSL.): I am one of the founders of the Paralympics committee for the disabled in Gaza, and I have participated in many championships in many countries, such as France, Emirates, and Tunisia.
ALHELOU: The disabled athletes show a great enthusiasm and determination. Many have won gold, silver, and bronze medals in many championships worldwide.
MAZIN SARHAN, PALESTINIAN PARALYMPICS COMMITTEE (VOICEOVER TRANSL.): The javelin and discus throwing, as well as the shot put and the long jump, are the main athletics that we train for the disabled.
The first gold Olympic medal was won by a Palestinian disabled athlete in Sydney in the year 2000. The second medal was scored in Athens in 2004. And then a group of our disabled athletes won twelve medals in the Asia championship that was held in Japan in 2009.
ALHELOU: Although there is a law that deals with access and employment for disabled people in Palestine, it is not enforced. There are no curb cuts for wheelchairs, no easy access to public buildings, no public transportation equipped to deal with disabilities, and no audio traffic signals to alert the blind, to name a few.
KHALED ABU ZAID, NATIONAL CENTER FOR COMMUNITY REHABILITATION (VOICEOVER TRANSL.): Disabled people have potential, but they face many obstacles. Sadly, the local authorities in Gaza are not paying attention to the needs of the disabled and their rights.
ALHELOU: The Real News talked to an official from the Ministry of Youth and Sport in Gaza to find answers, in particular why the government is not giving the required attention to the disabled people.
AHMAD MUHAISEN, MINISTRY OF YOUTH AND SPORT (VOICEOVER TRANSL.): The Disabled Union Building was destroyed recently during the war, and many people became disabled because of the severe injuries resulting from military attacks. We are doing our best to assist the disabled in all fields, but we lack financial support to rebuild what was destroyed.
ALHELOU: And as the disabled are fighting for their rights with the help of some NGOs, a radio station called Fursan Al-Erada—or the Knights of Will in English—is dedicated to helping disabled people through programming. The radio station, which is the first of its kind in the Middle East, was created in 2006 as a voice for people with disabilities, run by reporters with disabilities. The station's media strategy aims to change the attitudes and perceptions about people with disabilities while also assisting them in preparing to become leaders in their communities.
Yousef Alhelou for The Real News, Gaza.


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Q: Apply on a dataframe columns returning unexpected results I have created 2 snippets of code below. Method 2 works but Method 1 is returning unexcepted 0's / large numbers and would like to figure out why.
The codde creates a list of dataframes of certain row and col length (7 x 12) from each column of a dataframe.
I may be wrong but I would have thought method 1 would be faster / more efficient? In any case could you help me understand why method 1 does not work? ANy help would be greatly appreciated.
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd

rand = pd.DataFrame(np.random.normal(loc=0.0, scale=1.0, size=(20, 10)))
l1, l2 = [], []

# Method 1
rand.apply(lambda x: l1.append(pd.DataFrame(x.values.reshape(4, 5))), axis=0)

# Method 2
for c in range(10):
    l2.append(pd.DataFrame(rand.iloc[:, c].values.reshape(4, 5)))

My results are:
l1[0]
               0              1              2              3              4
0  1.321089e-311  1.321089e-311  1.321089e-311  1.321089e-311  1.321089e-311
1  1.321089e-311  1.321089e-311  1.321089e-311  1.321089e-311  1.321089e-311
2  1.321089e-311  1.321089e-311  1.321089e-311  1.321089e-311  1.321089e-311
3  1.321088e-311  1.321089e-311  1.321089e-311  1.321089e-311  1.321089e-311

l2[0]
          0         1         2         3         4
0  1.787913 -0.650952 -0.202825  1.004026  0.117248
1 -0.678082  0.939047  0.483811  0.798136 -0.682002
2  0.159300 -0.168461  1.093911  0.417964 -1.601448
3  0.842667  1.602691  0.898461 -0.797576  1.622104

Note - have made small edit to variable names for clarity.
Kind regards
Arthur

A: Your problem is that append does not return the list itself, it returns None, which raises the question why "Method 1 is returning unexcepted 0's / large numbers"? It should actually return a DF with None for each column.
A simple way to fix your problem, is turn your lambda into a function:
import numpy as np
import pandas as pd

rand = pd.DataFrame(np.random.normal(loc=0.0, scale=1.0, size=(84, 10)))
mtx1, mtx2 = [], []

def my_lambda(x):
    mtx1.append(pd.DataFrame(x.values.reshape(7, 12)))
    return mtx1

# Method 1
rand.apply(my_lambda, axis=0)


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Meet Billy Bones. He's dead. Literally. Finding himself in the Afterlife, ten year old Billy must wait to be recycled back into the Livingworld. Meanwhile, he's stuck trying to figure out how he's supposed to survive in this backwards existence where sunlight burns, the dead are living, and the memories of his past lives are stored in a secret book.
Three days before her twenty-fourth birthday, Katherine Gregory receives a letter from her deceased mother. It details a faery curse in which the eldest child in each generation will die in their twenty-fifth year. The race to unravel the mystery begins, and Katherine must solve it - for any day after her birthday could be her last.
Four orphans from the land of Verne are lured into Simian's Lair - a dark abode whose purpose has been lost to the ravages of time. In it dwells an evil that must be cleansed, and from it, they must retrieve a secret that's been locked away for centuries. Join them, along with Madam Patrice and Master Rickett, on a journey where courage is found in the darkest of places.
Two dads, five siblings, and goggles! Grim Doyle has always known his life was not exactly "normal", and things get even more curious when he discovers a set of stones that sweep him and his family to the fantasy, steampunk world of Verne - a place they had escaped from years ago. Now that they've returned, Grim and his siblings must discover who is trying to kill them with the deadly Scourge.
Follow three intertwined fates: Paine, a young man hunted by Confederation soldiers on a crusade to wipe out magic; Brahm, the battle-hardened woman that slaughtered his mother; and John, a friar once imprisoned for heresy, now assigned by a woman Pope to destroy the boy he unwillingly fathered. A war of the gods is coming. And the ones we expect to deliver us from evil are not who they seem.
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My 3 yr old has green pasty poop?
My granddaughter 10 month old has white pasty smelly stools. What does this indicate?
My two year old has had black tar like poop the past two days. He has no fever. ?
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My year old daughter has white spots in mouth?
Thrush: This oral candidiasis- a yeast infection.
My 3 year old son has muscus in his poop and smells really sour, he has had it for at least 3/4 weeks ?
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The Dapper Duke of Manhattan!
So cute. Our's needs one too!
Look how cute he is!! Adorable.
He does look sharply turned out.
adorable!!! Two of mine just got their summer cuts, too!
How cool is that! I'm sure he'll love it once the Summer really heats up. I had a dog that I had shaved every Summer and he was so much happier for it.
The 'Duke of Manhattan' has a very good bod 🙂 ! Many dogs look like poor drowned rats after the procedure and seem to feel it too!! His Lordship poses tall and proud!!
Life is overly busy at the moment, so I'll resort to a general reply….
Adorable! I feel like I could use a summer shave (haha). I'm so warm! We don't have AC, and I'm just sweltering. Thank you for sharing your sweet pooch. He looks just too handsome.


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Georg Jensen VIVIANNA Matte 24 Pcs. Set (6x 011, 012, 017, 033)
The Vivianna cutlery set is characterized by its organic shapes, ergonomically formed handles and elegant beauty – in other words it is a perfect example of great Scandinavian design that will enhance any dining table. The set comprises 6 placings of dinner knife, dinner fork, dinner spoon and teaspoon and makes a perfect gift or start to a larger collection.
The Vivianna cutlery is characterized by its organic shapes, ergonomically formed handles and elegant beauty – in other words it is a perfect example of great Scandinavian design that will enhance any dining table.
Georg Jensen NEW YORK 16 Pcs. Set (4x 011, 012, 017, 033)
Understated and modern but nevertheless elegant and refined, the iconic New York cutlery set has stood the test of time to become a true design classic. Comprising four place settings of long grill knife, dinner fork, dinner spoon and teaspoon, it can be added to over the years to create a complete service.
Georg Jensen BERNADOTTE 5 Pcs Set, (011, 012, 014, 021, 022)
With its graphic Art Deco fluting and beautiful proportions, Bernadotte cutlery has stood the test of time to become a true classic. This 5 piece contains one dinner fork (3609012), one long dinner knife (3609014), one dinner spoon (3609011), one lunch fork (3609022) and one dessertspoon (3609021), making the perfect starting point to build a larger collection.
Georg Jensen COBRA Tray, Oval
Like the surface of water or perhaps fabric caught in the wind, the Cobra oval tray seems to float above the table surface. The undulating shape makes the tray appear weightless but also makes it easy to carry and move – typical of the Scandinavian approach to both form and function.
Georg Jensen MATRIX Bowl, Medium
The MATRIX bowl is a sculptural design object that is just as functional as it is beautiful. Whether you want your snacks, fruit or salad presented with a bit of finesse, the MATRIX bowl will do the trick.
Georg Jensen Koppel Wave Bowl, Small Mirror Polished Stainless Steel
The legendary Henning Koppel's work is synonymous with both the heritage of Georg Jensen and indeed with Danish design itself. Working endlessly in his pursuit of reconciling form and function, Koppel was obsessed with creating everyday objects that were beautiful without sacrificing practicality. His work has stood the test of time and continues to be a source of inspiration to new generations of designers. Most recently the Georg Jensen design team have taken original Koppel designs and reworked them to new variations of his iconic pieces. Original Koppel watercolour sketches from the archive have inspired and introduced a new colour palette of black, steel and shades of blue.
Georg Jensen Koppel 22 Cm Wall Clock, With White Dial Stainless Steel
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Activation of AKT kinases in cancer: Implications for therapeutic targeting
Alfonso Bellacosa, C. Chandra Kumar, Antonio Di Cristofano, Joseph Robert Testa
The AKT1, AKT2, and AKT3 kinases have emerged as critical mediators of signal transduction pathways downstream of activated tyrosine kinases and phosphatidylinositol 3-kinase. An ever-increasing list of AKT substrates has precisely defined the multiple functions of this kinase family in normal physiology and disease states. Cellular processes regulated by AKT include cell proliferation and survival, cell size and response to nutrient availability, intermediary metabolism, angiogenesis, and tissue invasion. All these processes represent hallmarks of cancer, and a burgeoning literature has defined the importance of AKT alterations in human cancer and experimental models of tumorigenesis, continuing the legacy represented by the original identification of v-Akt as the transforming oncogene of a murine retrovirus. Many oncoproteins and tumor suppressors intersect in the AKT pathway, finely regulating cellular functions at the interface of signal transduction and classical metabolic regulation. This careful balance is altered in human cancer by a variety of activating and inactivating mechanisms that target both AKT and interrelated proteins. Reprogramming of this altered circuitry by pharmacologic modulation of the AKT pathway represents a powerful strategy for rational cancer therapy. In this review, we summarize a large body of data, from many types of cancer, indicating that AKT activation is one of the most common molecular alterations in human malignancy. We also review mechanisms of activation of AKT kinases, examples of therapeutic modulation of the AKT pathway in animal models, and the current status of efforts to target molecular components of the AKT pathway for cancer therapy and, possibly, cancer prevention.
Advances in Cancer Research
Phosphotransferases
Oncogene Proteins
Oncogenes
Protein-Tyrosine Kinases
Theoretical Models
Bellacosa, A., Kumar, C. C., Di Cristofano, A., & Testa, J. R. (2005). Activation of AKT kinases in cancer: Implications for therapeutic targeting. Advances in Cancer Research, 94(1 SUPPL.), 29-86. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0065-230X(05)94002-5
Activation of AKT kinases in cancer : Implications for therapeutic targeting. / Bellacosa, Alfonso; Kumar, C. Chandra; Di Cristofano, Antonio; Testa, Joseph Robert.
In: Advances in Cancer Research, Vol. 94, No. 1 SUPPL., 2005, p. 29-86.
Bellacosa, A, Kumar, CC, Di Cristofano, A & Testa, JR 2005, 'Activation of AKT kinases in cancer: Implications for therapeutic targeting', Advances in Cancer Research, vol. 94, no. 1 SUPPL., pp. 29-86. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0065-230X(05)94002-5
Bellacosa A, Kumar CC, Di Cristofano A, Testa JR. Activation of AKT kinases in cancer: Implications for therapeutic targeting. Advances in Cancer Research. 2005;94(1 SUPPL.):29-86. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0065-230X(05)94002-5
Bellacosa, Alfonso ; Kumar, C. Chandra ; Di Cristofano, Antonio ; Testa, Joseph Robert. / Activation of AKT kinases in cancer : Implications for therapeutic targeting. In: Advances in Cancer Research. 2005 ; Vol. 94, No. 1 SUPPL. pp. 29-86.
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Births Marriages
PAIGE (Page)
Charlotte Marietta [Page. dup.], d. Joseph and Fanny, Mar. 1, 1817.
–––––, ch. Joseph and Fanny, Sept. 17, 1818.
Emeline Maria, d. Joseph and Fanny, Nov. 8, 1819.
Seth Lincoln, s. Joseph and Fanny, Sept. 2, 1821.
Mary Cutler, d. Joseph and Fanny, Dec. 23, 1823.
Martha Ann, d. Joseph and Fanny, Sept. 2, 1825.
Charlotte Frances, d. Joseph and Fanny, Oct. 25, 1827.
Harriet Miller, d. Joseph and Fanny, Jan. 5, 1830.
Joseph Sumner, s. Joseph and Fanny, Apr. 19, 1834.
Salla, d. Andrew and Abigail, Mar. 17, 1764.
Betty, d. Andrew and Abigail, Jan. 13, 1766.
Artemas, s. Dea. Andrew and Mary, Aug. 5, 1786.
Martha Elizabeth, d. David and Betsey, Feb. 28, 1809. At Northborough.
–––––, s. David and Betsey, Dec. 14, 1810.
Charles Freeman, s. Luke and Tamar, Jan. 7, 1812. In Shrewsbury.
Francis Eager, s. David and Betsey, June 11, 1812.
Calvin Meriam, s. Luke and Tamar, Apr. 13, 1813. In Shrewsbury.
Andrew, s. David and Betsey, Sept. 21, 1813. At Northborough.
Jonas Stone, s. Luke and Tamar, Sept. 7, 1814.
Maria Louisa, d. David and Betsey, Sept. 29, 1815. At Northborough.
Luke Jr., s. Luke and Tamar, May 20, 1816.
David Jr., s. David and Betsey, June 24, 1817.
Levi Moor, s. Luke and Tamar, Apr. 26, 1818.
Harriet Ann, d. David and Betsey, May 28, 1819.
Maria, d. Luke and Tamar, Sept. 1, 1819.
Thomas Harlow, s. Luke and Tamar, Aug. 10, 1820.
Persis Eager, d. David and Betsey, May 8, 1821.
Simon, s. Luke and Tamar, Feb. 8, 1822.
Nathan Howe, s. Luke and Tamar, July 23, 1823.
Lucy, d. David and Betsey, Sept. 2, 1823.
Isaac Davis, s. David and Betsey, May 20, 1825.
Amos, s. Luke and Tamar, July 8, 1825.
Lois, d. Luke and Tamar, Mar. 3, 1827. At Oakham.
Sarah Fairbank, d. David and Betsey, July 31, 1827.
Hiram, s. Luke and Tamar, Dec. 17, 1828. At Oakham.
Caroline, d. Luke and Tamar, Jan. 14, 1830.
Cecilla Augusta, d. David and Betsey, June 10, 1830.
Washington, s. Luke and Tamar, Mar. 3, 1831.
Edward Payson, s. Reuben and Elmira, June 2, 1831.
Amos Edwal Adwina, s. Amos and Lucy Maria, Nov. 1, 1848.
Horace Nelson, s. Horace and Prudence, Nov. 13, 1831.
Martha Edna, twin d. George N. and Mercy F., Apr. 7, 1847.
Martha Ellen, twin d. George N. and Mercy F., Apr. 7, 1847.
PARLEN (Parlin)
Daniel, s. Daniel and Marcy, May 26, 1765.
Hannah, d. Daniel and Marcy, May 23, 1767.
Sarah, d. Daniel and Marcy, July 10, 1771.
PARLIN (Parlen)
Stephen, s. Daniel and Eunice, June 22, 1788. In Gardner.
Sally, d. David and Eunice, July 25, 1790. At Gardner.
Hannah, d. Daniel and Eunice, Aug. 15, 1792. At Gardner.
Daniel Jr., s. Daniel and Eunice, June 6, 1794. In Gardner.
Eri, s. Daniel and Eunice, Feb. 6, 1797.
Smyrna, s. Daniel and Eunice, Sept. 8, 1799.
Polly, d. Daniel and Eunice, Aug. 6, 1801.
David, s. Daniel and Eunice, Mar. 3, 1806.
Elizabeth Ann, d. Eri and Mary H., Nov. 18, 1828.
Mary, d. Eri and Mary H., July 2, 1830.
Cordelia, d. David and Malinda W., May 15, 1833.
Charlancie, d. David and Malinda W., Jan. 12, 1835.
Carolin, d. David and Malinda W., Oct. 28, 1836.
David, s. David and Malinda W., Jan. 11, 1841.
Sarah, d. David and Malinda, Aug. 25, 1844.
Leonora, d. David and Malinda, Dec. 7, 1846.
Henry Eugenius, twin s. Smyrna and Mary B., June 29, 1847.
Mary Eugenia, twin d. Smyrna and Mary B., June 29, 1847.
PARTRICK
John Jr., s. John and Sarah, Aug. 23, 1766.
Anna, d. John and Sarah, May 30, 1771.
Anna, d. John and Sarah, Feb. 7, 1780.
PARTRIDG (Partridge, Patridge)
Abigal, d. Jonathan and Abigal, Aug. 1, 1754.
Amariah, s. Jonathan and Abigail, May 21, 1756.
PARTRIDGE (Partridg, Patridge)
Timothy, s. Thaddeus and Kaziah, July 3, 1764.
John, s. Theaddeus and Thankful, Dec. 30, 1767.
Jonathan, s. Thaddeus and Thankful, Feb. 12, 1770.
Eleazar, s. Thaddeus and Thankful, June 24, 1771.
Thankful, d. Thaddeus and Thankful, Mar. 21, 1774.
Silas, s. John and Phebe, June 5, 1774.
Kaziah, d. Thaddeus and Thankful, May 12, 1776.
Rhoda, d. John and Phebe, July 10, 1776.
Patty, d. Thaddeus and Thankful, Feb. 19, 1779.
Cloa, d. John and Phebe, Sept. 20, 1779.
John, s. John and Phebe, Mar. 17, 1782.
Thaddeus, s. Thaddeus and Thankful, Apr. 6, 1784.
Polly, d. Thaddeus and Thankful, Apr. 11, 1788.
Arathusa, d. Thaddeus and Thankful, June 25, 1790.
Forbes Oliver, s. Thanful and Forbes Oliver, Jan. 2, 1796.
Jonas Rice, s. John and Hannah, Nov. 1, 1798.
Alvan Adams, s. John and Hannah, Feb. 1, 1801.
Thomas Jefferson, s. John and Hannah, Apr. 27, 1803.
Sarah Nurss, d. John and Hannah, May 27, 1805.
Hiram Fessenden, s. Nathan and Isebelle, June 16, 1805.
Mary Hall, d. John and Hannah, May 4, 1807.
Leevina Emmeline, d. Nathan and Isebelle, May 9, 1808.
Albert Holebrook, s. Nathan and Isebelle, Jan. 19, 1809.
James Madison, s. John and Hannah, Aug. 30, 1809.
Eliza Phips, d. John and Hannah, Dec. 5, 1811.
Charlotte, d. John and Hannah, Oct. 27, 1814.
George A., s. Eleazer and Abigail, Nov. 27, 1814.
Augusta Maria, d. Capt. Nathan and Isabella, Aug. 28, 1815.
Jane, d. John and Hannah, Dec. 31, 1816.
Winfield Scott, s. Capt. Nathan and Isabella, June 13, 1817.
Micajah Reed, s. Eleazer and Abigail, Nov. 4, 1818.
William Augusta, s. Capt. Nathan and Isabella, Sept. 10, 1819.
John Franklin, s. John and Hannah, Nov. 10, 1820.
Mary Sibley, d. Jonas R. and Prudence H., Jan. 22, 1827.
Eliza Jane, d. Jonas R. and Prudence H., June 7, 1831.
Mary Louisa, d. James M. and Louisa, June 4, 1839.
Ellen Sophronia, d. James M. and Louisa, Jan. 26, 1842.
James Luther, s. James M. and Louisa, Apr. 5, 1844.
Sabra Sibley, d. James M. and Louisa, Apr. 2, 1846.
Harriet Augusta, d. William A. and Lucetta A., Oct. 19, 1848.
PATRIDGE (Partridg, Partridge)
Jonathan, s. Jonathan and –––––, Feb. 21, 1757.
Jacob, s. Jonathan and Kezia, Dec. 12, 1759.
Kezia, d. Jonathan and Kezia, Apr. 29, 1761.
Lydia, d. Jonathan and Kezia, July 14, 1764.
Richard Jr., s. Richard and Jane, May 14, 1849.
Ezra, s. Ezra and Jane, Aug. 11, 1820.
John Edward, s. John and Nancy A., July 5, 1848.
William Francis, s. Nathan M. and Mary C., Mar. 10, 1845.
Mary Ada Lucretia, d. Nathan M. and Mary C., Nov. 1, 1846.
–––––, s. Elbridge and Hannah, Dec. 31, 1847.
Justus, s. Phineass and Esther, July 30, 1761.
Daniel, s. Phineass and Esther, Mar. 17, 1763.
Thomas, s. Phinehas and Esther, Oct. 2, 1764.
Hannah, d. Phinehas and Esther, Mar. 25, 1766.
William, s. Phinehas and Esther, Feb. 12, 1768.
Luther, s. Phinehas and Esther, Feb. 14, 1770.
Lucretia, twin d. Phineuss and Ester, Feb. 9, 1772.
Luke, twin s. Phineuss and Ester, Feb. 9, 1772.
Calvin, s. Phineus and Ester, Apr. 21, 1774.
Hemon, s. Phineus and Ester, May 24, 1776.
Martha, d. Phineus and Ester, Apr. 17, 1778.
Hemon, s. Phineus and Ester, Dec. 31, 1780.
Phineus, s. Phineus and Ester, May 27, 1783.
Polly, d. William and Polly, Aug. 30, 1792.
Harriet Howes, d. Luther and harriot, Apr. 5, 1802.
Charles Howes, s. Luther and Harriot, Jan. 18, 1804.
Mary Bourne, d. Luther and Harriet, Mar. 18, 1806.
PHAELAN
James, s. Thomas and Ellen, July 30, 1849.
–––––, s. Thomas and Ellen, June 22, [1847?]
PHINNEY
Eliza Jane, d. Sarah Nurss, Aug. 25, 1812. At Shrewsbury, VT.
George Edward, s. Ezekiel L. and Mary, Aug. 13, 1843.
Emily J., d. Ezekial L. and Mary, Jan. 12, 1845.
Martha Ellen, d. John R. and Mary, Aug. 23, 1846.
PLUMER (Plummer)
Alpheus, s. Joseph and Hannah, Apr. 12, 1774.
Mary, d. Aplheus and Lydia, Jan. 21, 1799.
Lucy Lee, d. Alpheus and Lydia, Sept. 22, 1800.
Henry Lee, s. Alpheus and Lydia, July 21, 1802.
George Ansan, s. Alpheus and Lydia, Dec. 26, 1809.
PLUMMER (Plumer)
Lydia B., d. Alpheus and Lydia, Dec. 3, 1812.
Charlotte, d. Alpheus and Lydia, May 26, 1814.
Joseph B., s. Alpheus and Lydia, Nov. 15, 1816.
Mercy, d. Hiram and Urania, Apr. 16, 1845.
Phineass, s. Ephraraim and Marcy, Aug. 24, 1760.
Eliza Ann, d. Joseph and Patty, May 2, 1806.
Moses Leland, s. Joseph and Patty, Mar. 8, 1808.
Margret Maria, d. Joseph and Patty, June 8, 1810.
Adaline Sophonia, d. Joseph and Patty, June 1, 1812.
Alice Heywood, d. Joseph and Patty, July 24, 1814.
Henry Augustus Garlin Jackson, s. Lucien N. and Hellen Elizabeth, Oct. 7, 1835.
Henry Warren, s. Otis and Lois, Oct. 2, 1835.
Charles Edwin, s. Otis and Lois, Aug. 31, 1838.
Adelaide Edwards, d. Otis and Lois, Apr. 11, 1841.
Fedelia Maria, d. Otis and Lois, May 19, 1843.


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    namespace Impact_Module
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Geology of Lehigh and Northampton Counties, Pennsylvania: Historical Works
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TOC gives headers for "Nazareth Cement Company" and "Hercules Cement Corporation" as being on p. 362. But these sections appear on p. 363 of the text.
TOC gives the header "National Portland Cement Corporation" as being on p. 364. But the text lists this as "National Portland Cement Company".
TOC gives the header "Atlas Portland Cement Corporation" as being on p. 364. But the text lists this as "Alpha Portland Cement Corporation". We incorporated "Alpha Portland Cement Corporation" into the browse table of contents, since the index points to page 358 for Atlas Portland Cement Co. and pages 364-365 for Alpha Portland Cement Co., though this does not definitively settle the matter.
TOC gives the header for "Tomstown formation" as being on p. 222; this header is on p. 223.
TOC gives the header "Foreword" as being on p. iii, but the Foreword begins on p. ix.
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TOC gives the header "Pre-Cambrian history" as being on p. 470, but this header is on p. 471.
The authors use TOPONOMY and TOPONYMY interchangeably - be sure to include both variants when searching on this term.


Before Uncharted 4 chapters 'At Sea' and 'Marooned' were completed, the Naughty Dog team wanted to get the feel for the deserted tropical islands right before Sam and Nathan Drake would hit them. This beach view by Naughty Dog concept artist Eytan Zana, served this purpose. Sketchy as it is (just zoom in on the rocks in the back, up close they're only digital paint strokes), the image gives just the right impression of where our heroes – and thus the player - will find themselves at some point in the game. The image communicates the beauty and tranquility of a holiday island but also has a touch of melancholy to it: the beach setting is also present in the Epilogue chapter of Uncharted 4. Are we seeing a retired Nathan Drake walking the beach in front of his house on a tropical island, his adventurous years behind him?
On the Beach is an original art print from concept art used in the production of Uncharted 4. This museum-grade limited edition is hand-numbered and comes with an artist-signed certificate of authenticity.


A special concert event, the Dallas Symphony Orchestra's Song of the Symphony Remix is the perfect answer to "what should I do this evening?" Centered on the evolution of orchestral song, the program will showcase stunning pieces from the likes of Rachmaninoff, Mozart and Gershwin. Get prepared to be swept away by this moving musical performance. Following the program, guests are invited to sip cocktails in the grand hall as well as meet and mingle with the talented musicians. Click here to purchase tickets and find alternate showtimes.
October is breast cancer awareness month. Breast cancer is a disease that has personally touched all of our lives. So, this Saturday, show up for hope and stand up for the beautiful and strong fighters that you know. Join Drew Pearson, former NFL wide receiver and 2014 Honorary Chair, the strong fighters, the incredible survivors and passionate supporters for the annual Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure. Whether you choose to walk or run is up to you. Simply wear pink and be an everyday hero as you make a difference in the fight against breast cancer. The race will begin at 8:00 a.m. and it's not too late to register! Visit Susan G. Komen Dallas for details.
After a dramatic win over the Pittsburgh Penguins this past Thursday night, you won't want to miss the Dallas Stars take on the Philadelphia Flyers this Saturday. Head over to the American Airlines Center this weekend to support one of Dallas' favorite teams. The ice hockey rink may be chilly but the environment will be anything but as passionate fans cheer for their beloved team. The game starts at 7:00 p.m. Tickets are available here.
2:00 p.m. or 7:30 p.m.
The best way to spend an autumn afternoon following an elegant Sunday brunch? A trip to the theater, of course. Presented by Dallas Theater Center, Driving Miss Daisy chronicles the decades-long relationship between a stubborn, Southern matriarch and her proud, African-American chauffeur who journey from suspicion and mistrust to respect and affection. A tale of the transformative power of friendship that will warm your heart, this Pulitzer Prize winning play is certain to not disappoint. Directed by Joel Ferrell, the play will run now through November 16. Click here to purchase tickets.