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The Notorious Gurlitt Trove of Nazi-Tainted Art Makes Its First Appearance at Kunstmuseum Bern
The works are scheduled to go on view officially in November.
Henri Neuendorf, July 10, 2017
A woman is interviewed during the press preview of the first masterpieces of the estate of German collector Cornelius Gurlitt at the Museum of Fine Arts Bern (Kunstmuseum Bern). Photo: Valeriano di Domenico/AFP/Getty Images.
After a lengthy legal tug-of-war, the controversial Gurlitt collection has arrived at the Kunstmuseum Bern. Items from the trove were presented to an eager press by museum officials on Friday.
The collection was compiled by Hildebrand Gurlitt, one of the art dealers selected by the Nazis to sell looted and undesirable "degenerate" art abroad. The collection was inherited by Gurlitt's reclusive son Cornelius who hoarded over a thousand artworks in his Munich apartment until authorities stumbled upon the trove in an unrelated tax investigation in 2012.
The Museum of Fine Arts Bern (Kunstmuseum Bern) that will host the spectacular estate of Cornelius Gurlitt. Photo: Fabrice Coffruni/AFP/Getty Images.
Before Gurlitt died in May 2014 at the age of 81, he surprisingly named the small Swiss museum Kunstmuseum Bern as the sole recipient of the entire collection. The shocking bequest launched a debate over the morality of institutions accepting and showing suspected Nazi loot, and provoked intense criticism from Jewish groups.
Then came a protracted legal challenge by Gurlitt's relatives, hoping to get a part of the famed art collection.
Speaking to the German art magazine Monopol, museum director Nina Zimmer emphasized, "Only what is proven not to have been looted will come into Kunstmuseum Bern's possession."
An official diplays the Landschaft mit Segelbooten, a gouache by German expressionist August Macke from the estate of German collector Cornelius Gurlitt, during a press preview of the first masterpieces of the estate of Gurlitt at the Museum of Fine Arts Bern (Kunstmuseum Bern) on July 7, 2017 in Bern: Photo: Valeriano di Domenico/AFP/Getty Images.
On Friday, the museum showed off its newly acquired pieces including a gouache by August Macke, a woodcut by Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, and a watercolor by Otto Mueller. Also on view were works on paper by Otto Dix, Emil Nolde, and Franz Marc.
Now that the works are in Bern, the museum has scheduled an exhibition focusing on "degenerate art" in November. The first portion of works have been delivered to the museum and will now undergo examination, cataloging, and cleaning by the conservation department. But that's not all. Over the course of the summer, the museum expects an additional 350 works—mostly works on paper—to be delivered.
An official displays a work by Otto Mueller during a press preview of the first masterpieces of the estate of Cornelius Gurlitt at the Kunstmuseum Bern on July 7, 2017 in Bern. Photo: Valeriano di Domenico /AFP/Getty Images.
Museum staff have a lot of work to do if the hoard is to be ready for display by November. Cornelius Gurlitt paid little attention to basic maintenance practices, in many cases he stored the works in antiquated acidic protective sheets, stacked in boxes on top of each other. Present-day conservators use drastically different materials. Those at the Kunstmuseum Bern are said to be especially concerned about tiny mold spores that have attached themselves to the surface of works as a result of moisture from their storage.
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From Azzedine Alaïa, Cristóbal Balenciaga, and Coco Chanel, to Alexander McQueen, Yves Saint Laurent, and Vivienne Westwood, a century's worth of fashion greats from the permanent collection of The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology are celebrated in this limitededition volume. Photographs of over 500 garments selected from the Museum's permanent collection illuminate each of the featured designers, while texts by the curators explain why each designer is important in fashion history and what is special about the individual pieces featured.
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San Marzano tomatoes, a variety of plum tomatoes, are considered by many chefs to be the best plum tomatoes in the world.
Compared to the Roma tomato, San Marzano tomatoes are thinner and more pointed. The flesh is much thicker with fewer seeds, and the taste is stronger, sweeter and less acidic.
The San Marzano vines are indeterminate and have a somewhat longer season than other paste tomato varieties, making them particularly suitable for warmer climates. As is typical of heirloom plants, San Marzano is an open-pollinated variety that breeds true from generation to generation, making seed saving practical for the home gardener or farmer.
Amy P. Goldman calls the San Marzano "the most important industrial tomato of the 20th century"; its commercial introduction in 1926 provided canneries with a "sturdy, flawless subject, and breeders with genes they'd be raiding for decades." Though commercial production of the San Marzano variety is most closely associated with Italy, seeds for the variety are available worldwide. It is an heirloom variety.Canned San Marzanos, when grown in the Valle del Sarno (valley of the Sarno) in Italy in compliance with Italian law, can be classified as Pomodoro S. Marzano dell'Agro Sarnese-Nocerino and have the EU "DOP" emblem on the label.Brands available in supermarkets include Cento,
Nina, La Bella, Solinia, Vantia, La Valle and Strianese.
Most San Marzano tomatoes sold commercially are grown in Italy, though they are produced commercially in smaller quantities in other countries. Because of San Marzano's premium pricing, there is an ongoing battle against fraudulent product. On November 22, 2010, the Italian carabinieri confiscated 1,470 tons of canned tomatoes worth €1.2 million of improperly labeled product.
San Marzano tomatoes have been designated as the only tomatoes that can be used for Vera Pizza Napoletana (True Neapolitan Pizza).
San Marzano tomatoes originate from the small town of San Marzano sul Sarno, near Naples, Italy, and were first grown in volcanic soil in the shadow of Mount Vesuvius. One story goes that the first seed of this tomato came to Campania in 1770, as a gift from theViceroyalty of Peru to the Kingdom of Naples, and that it was planted in the area of San Marzano sul Sarno.
In the United States, San Marzano tomatoes are the genetic base for another popular paste tomato, the Roma tomato. The Roma is a cross between a San Marzano and two other varieties (one of which was also a San Marzano hybrid), was introduced by the USDA's Agricultural Research Service in 1955.
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San Marzano tomatoes can easily be grown in home gardens. Each plant can well produce as many as 2 dozen tomatoes, each of which can be as much as 1/4 of a pound in weight. The tomatoes will continue to grow well into the autumn. However, if you pick the tomatoes green because it is getting too cold to leave them on the plants, they will continue to ripen in the kitchen, and turn bright red, just as they would have done on the plant.The tomatoes can be frozen for winter use. Just wash and dry them, and put small bunches well-sealed in plastic bags, such as sandwich bags. Take them out of the freezer a few minutes before cutting, run some hot water over them, and they will cut up easily with a sharp knife.Seeds can be saved for planting the next year, as the variety does come true. The seeds will be viable for a few years, but longer if kept in the freezer.
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The right kind of tomato to use in your tomato sauce.
–By Benjamin Phelan
One of the consolations of these miserable dog days of summer is the abundance, in gardens and markets across the land, of ripe tomatoes; a season of suffering, sweating, and involuntary naps seems to be the price nature exacts on us for perfection in her fruits. If you have a garden, even a small one, it can be tough to stay on top of things during the high times. A dozen ripe tomatoes can go to rot with alarming speed, and although stuffing your face to save your tomatoes from decay is about as much fun as sex for the sole purpose of procreation, you may nonetheless find yourself grimly dishing out tomato breakfasts, tomato lunches, tomato dinners; gorging robotically on salsa, salad, caprese, BLTs, cold tomato soup …. There is a better way to deal with your excess, and it's not canning. (Come on—there's no way you're going to can all those tomatoes.) It's called "cooking them."I don't have any hard numbers on how Americans consume their tomatoes, but I feel safe in conjecturing that by and large we eat the fresh ones raw and cook the canned ones. This at least was one of my best practices, a bit of uninterrogated conventional wisdom that I followed until recently, when my garden produced a sudden glut of Roma tomatoes. I'd always found Romas to be too mealy and bland for fresh eating, so I had no qualms about chopping them up to make a quick, simple sauce. I sliced a couple cloves of garlic—ineptly, with none of the Goodfellas-in-jail precision of Paul Sorvino—started them sautéing in olive oil, added the tomatoes with a pinch of salt and sugar and then, like a bad cook, left the kitchen and went about my business.When I returned after sending some emails, my bog-standard Romas had been transformed into one of the best sauces I'd ever tasted: a thick, rich paste with a tanginess that set my head vibrating. I hadn't done anything other than leave the room, but the results were superior, in all imaginable ways, to anything I'd ever made with more care and attention (not to mention seasoning) using canned tomatoes. More remarkable than the flavor was the texture, thick and viscous, almost chewy. I turned to Harold McGee's On Food and Cooking for an explanation: It turns out calcium salts, an additive that keeps canned tomatoes from being pummeled to a mush during processing and shipping, also prevent them from disintegrating so lusciously when cooked.
So, yes, you should cook your garden tomatoes, though there is a hitch: Not all of them will respond as magically to heat. But identifying the right ones is easy. For our purposes, there are two kinds of tomatoes: paste tomatoes (the ones you should make sauce out of) and non-paste tomatoes. All the other overlapping categories—determinate, indeterminate; stuffer, slicer, griller; beefsteak, cherry, globe—are irrelevant. Any tomato that is elongated is probably a paste tomato, as is any with plum or (naturally) pastein its name. Romas are paste tomatoes, which explains why fresh ones taste so mediocre, even at their peak of ripeness. Like all paste tomatoes, Romas are simply not meant to be eaten raw. They were created, through breeding, to be cooked.The parent of most modern paste tomatoes is Italy's long-established San Marzano. Tomato pro Amy Goldman reckons the San Marzano is "the most important industrial tomato of the 20th century," as its commercial introduction in 1926 provided canneries with a sturdy, flawless subject, and breeders with genes they'd be raiding for decades. The canning industry eventually replaced the San Marzano with blander hybrids that had better resistance to disease and rot and were easier to harvest by machine; meanwhile, the Agriculture Department crossed the San Marzano with two other varieties (one of them itself a San Marzano crossing) and, in the mid-1950s, introduced the Roma tomato.Pretty much everyone with an opinion on the matter believes the San Marzano is still unsurpassed for cooking, canning, and preserving. This is certainly the position of the country of Italy, which conferred on the San Marzano a "protected designation of origin" status, such as is also enjoyed by Stilton cheese and the sparkling wines of the Champagne region. (This doesn't mean you can't grow San Marzanos in your backyard. You can.) Such reverence for a fruit that tastes unremarkable when eaten raw shows again (as though further proof were necessary) the genius of Italian cuisine. Meanwhile, our own hemisphere, the birthplace of the tomato, has generally been flummoxed by the paste tomato's split personality. As Goldman recounts in The Heirloom Tomato, an 1886 Burpee seed company catalog reported that the King Humbert, a close relative of the San Marzano, "was liked by many, while by others … considered 'of no account.' "Because of paste tomatoes' dual nature, both of these conflicting judgments are sound. What gives fresh-eating tomatoes their thesaurus-exhausting exquisiteness of flavor is the jelly around the seeds and the high water content. Slice into a Green Zebra or Mortgage Lifter and it's advisable to have a tea towel nearby to sop up the mess. But paste tomatoes have few seeds, little jelly, and walls that are thick and dry, with a texture reminiscent of the cold, tough tomato rinds that are so traumatizing in side salads. They are generally not very sweet.Cook a paste tomato, as its creators intended us to, and its flaws become virtues. A non-paste tomato is so juicy (i.e., watery) that cooking evaporates almost its entire substance, along with its flavor. The opposite happens when you reduce paste tomatoes: Rather than boiling their qualities away to nothingness, you approach their essence. A well-reduced sauce made from paste tomatoes is so silky that I've adopted the fussy, inconvenient steps of blanching and peeling the tomatoes beforehand, so that not even a fleck of tomato skin spoils the sauce's texture.You'll be wanting the names of some worthy paste tomatoes. By all means: Jersey Devil, Polish Linguisa, Opalka, Hungarian Italian, Goldman's Italian American, Principe Borghese, Long Tom, the miniature Juliet, and the mighty Amish Paste. If you have a garden, plant some next spring, especially if you're short on space. A lot of paste tomato plants are short, bushy "determinates" that give most of their tomatoes within a few weeks and then go into decline. They are docile as doves. Whereas indeterminate tomato plants bear fruit continually throughout the summer and swell so monstrously that they can pull even a securely staked tomato cage clear out of the ground and flop over, killing themselves and neighboring plants simultaneously.The mild heresy of cooking garden tomatoes has lured me into another, more troubling transgression: replacing heirlooms with commercial hybrids, at least for cooking. For fresh-eating tomatoes, there's no doubt that you should be growing heirloom varieties, because, sorry y'all, they do taste better than modern hybrids, ceteris paribus. (The same mutation that gives hybrids their pristine red skins also suppresses the production of the compoundsthat give a ripe tomato its most elusive and complex flavors.) But with paste tomatoes, it doesn't matter as much. The process of cooking can wash out some of the coarser differences between hybrids and heirlooms, and indeed between ripe and unripe. If you're skeptical, I recommend the following experiment: Make two sauces simultaneously, one from heirloom paste tomatoes, another from ripe, store-bought Romas. When I did this a few weeks ago, I noticed a difference—the sauce made from the heirlooms was richer, sweeter, and thicker—but it was a difference of maybe a few percentage points, like what you get when you compare chimpanzee and human DNA. (Some may see this as a profound difference, but chimpanzees are pretty amazing animals.) If you grow or can afford to buy heirloom paste tomatoes, go for it. If not, Romas are cheaper, easier to find, and almost as good. But don't buy canned unless you're stocking a bomb shelter.
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Cushman & Wakefield has promoted Gian Rodriguez from director to managing principal of its Miami and Fort Lauderdale offices. Rodriguez will now oversee more than 200 employees, as well as all aspects of the firm's operations in the Miami-Dade and Broward counties, including agency leasing, tenant representation, capital markets, debt and equity, asset services, valuation and advisory and project and development services.
Rodriguez, who joined Cushman & Wakefield in 2011, has more than a decade of experience in commercial real estate. He specializes in landlord and tenant representation, as well as the disposition of industrial assets. Together with partner Wayne Ramoski, Rodriguez negotiated 2.7 million square feet of sales and leases valued at more than $156 million in 2018 alone. At 39, he is one of the youngest managing principals in the company.
"As our firm continues growing in South Florida, we are focused on recruiting the best talent and becoming younger and more diverse," said Mark Gilbert, Cushman & Wakefield executive managing director, in prepared remarks.
Before joining the firm, Rodriguez was an associate at Adler Realty Services. Prior to that, he held several roles in the communications field, including media relations manager for the Golf Association of Philadelphia and director of marketing and public relations for an independent luxury real estate firm in the Greater Philadelphia area.
The promotion of Rodriguez comes a few days after the hiring of a new director to Cushman & Wakefield's brokerage services in San Diego.


Carson Wentz – Well, well, well….that was interesting. After the Rams mortgaged the farm to land Jared Goff, the Eagles traded up to grab Wentz. Goff was inactive and, based on what I saw on HBO's Hard Knocks, is struggling to master the playbook while Wentz stepped right in and threw for 278 yards, 2 TDs and no picks. He threw a beautiful touchdown to Jordan Matthews to cap off his 1st drive as a pro. He squares off against the Bears, one of the league's worst against the pass in 2015, in his first road action.
Jimmy Garoppolo – Garoppolo was serviceable on the road against a tough Cardinals defense. He appeared to be comfortable and have a firm grasp of the offense. He threw for 264 yards and a touchdown without Gronkowski on the field. All signs point towards a Gronk return in week 2 in a divisional matchup against the Dolphins. Garoppolo has top-10 upside until Brady returns from suspension.
Trevor Siemian – Siemian wasn't great, but had a solid day against the very tough, very stingy Panthers defense. Emmanuel Sanders and Demaryius Thomas both answered the bell and appeared to have a solid chemistry Siemian. Thomas is questionable this week against the Colts, potentially limiting Siemian's upside.
Jacksonville, Gabbert faded away into obscurity. He came out on fire Monday night against the Rams, getting them for 170 yards and touchdown. However, it wasn't so much his arm that jumped out to me, it was his legs. He is one of the quickest QBs in the league and he generated 43 additional yards on the ground to, what some thought, was one of the best defenses in the league.
Joe Flacco – Flacco may be more of a streaming option here as he goes to Cleveland to take on, what appeared to me, the worst team in the NFL. Flacco is coming off an ACL tear that ended his 2015 early, but should be a fine flyer this week against the Browns.
Tevin Coleman – Stop me if you've heard this before, but Coleman and Devanta Freeman appear to be heading towards a committee approach. Coleman had 8 carries for 22 yards, Freeman had 11 carries for 20 yards. Coleman separated himself from Freeman in the passing game as he caught 5 passes for 95 yards, 70 more that Freeman. Don't panic yet on Freeman, but Coleman appears to be surging.
Chris Thompson – Matt Jones is awful. If you're in a PPR league and Chris Thompson is still available, you're doing it wrong.
Justin Forsett – Forsett is a solid back and appears to have the lead duties locked up in Baltimore. However, he only had 13 touches and turned them into less than 60 yards. The Ravens travel to Cleveland to take on the Browns, Forsett should flourish.
Christine Michael – This will likely be the last week of any useful work for Christine Michael as Thomas Rawls' workload is expected to increase as does his health. Take advantage while you can as the Seahawks take a crack at the porous Rams defense that allowed Blane Gabbert and Carlos Hyde to run wild.
Sproles was primed for an increased workload in 2016. Well, that didn't exactly happen as he only had 7 touches for less than 40 yards. If you're desperate for a flex option in PPR formats, go for it. Otherwise, wait for Ryan Matthews to get hurt…don't worry, you won't be waiting long.
James White – White caught 5 balls for 40 yards, solidifying his role as the Patriots top pass-catching back. Unfortunately, LeGarrette Blount carried the rock 22 times. White's usage will increase dramatically when Brady returns as the suspended QB loves getting the ball out quickly to Gronk or his backs.
Mohammed Sanu – Roddy who? Somebody Hankerson? Mohammed Sanu stepped right up and into his #2 WR role behind Julio Jones. He rewarded the Falcons with a 5-80-1 line, besting the beast on the other side. Sanu is a solid WR in a pass-happy offense. If he's available, get him in your lineups.
Chris Hogan – We've been talking about Hogan all offseason and he got 2016 started off with a bang. He only caught 3 passes in his 1st game as a Patriot, but one of those went for 38 yards and a touchdown. If he stays healthy, he could be a crucial piece of the offense when Brady returns.
Davante Adams – Reluctantly, I am adding Adams to my list. This guy burns me every season but, with Jordy Nelson back, Adams appears ready to make a move. He seems more comfortable operating out of the slot, something he wasn't able to do last season with Nelson sidelined. He's got a plus matchup against the Vikings and is a flex-worthy option this Sunday.
Eli Rogers – Another player we've been targeting all offseason, Rogers looked great Monday night. The Steelers offense was humming against the Redskins, a very solid defense. Rogers and Antonio Brown dismantled the Redskins secondary as Rogers finished with a 6-59-1 line. Rogers is available in nearly all leagues. Get him now!
Tyrell Williams – Our biggest mover of the week will, no doubt, be Williams. Keenan Allen's 2016 was over almost as soon as it began. Terrible news for Allen can open the door for Williams much like Allen's career catapulted in 2014 when Michael Floyd went down. Williams will be the X receiver and will be on the field in all 2+ WR formations.
Victor Cruz – Cruz turned the clock back Sunday afternoon and spent some time salsa dancing in the end zone! It was his first catches and his first score since 2014. Cruz looked fast, healthy and ready to roll after his season was up in the air due to injuries. If he's available, take advantage.
Dwayne Allen/Jack Doyle – Allen and Doyle are currently sitting at 1 and 2 on the overall TE rankings from week 1. I don't anticipate this developing into any kind of trend but, if you need help at the TE position, both are available in most leagues.
Austin Seferian-Jenkins – ASJ appears to have the mental makeup of a child, but the guy can ball. He turned his 1 catch into a beautiful 30 yard touchdown. I can't, in good faith, recommend him. However, he's possesses a ton of upside in an offense that likes to air it out. If you're desperate, take a flyer on him.
Jesse James – James saw work early and often as he fills in for Ladarius Green. Green's career may be over. If so, James is the man in Pittsburgh and should see his role increase to Heath Miller levels. James caught 5 balls for 31 yards. He has TE1 upside and needs to be owned in all leagues.
CJ Uzomah – Look, he only had 2 catches for 59 yards, but he saw the 2nd most targets for the Bengals behind only AJ Green. Uzomah is only a flyer and will be relegated back to the waiver wire once Tyler Eifert returns. However, until Eifert returns, Uzomah is worth a look.
Kyle Rudolph – Rudolph is consistently one of the most underrated TEs in football. He possesses size, speed and hands that rival Gronk or Jordan Reed. If he is available, pick him up. Whether it's Shaun Hill or Sam Bradford, the Vikings QB will be looking Rudolph's way often.


Herkimer Diamonds are variety of Quartz crystals and are found in Herkimer, New York in the USA. These crystals are often called the "manifestations of pure light". They hold a very high vibrational energy and are excellent for doing dream work, meditation and astral travel.
Herkimers are also excellent for purifying and cleansing the aura with a white light. They work with the Third Eye and Crown chakra by opening and activating them, helping you stimulate visions and dreams.


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A talented drummer and vocalist, Warren Storm is a pioneer of the musical genre known as swamp pop, a combination of rhythm and blues, country and western, and Cajun music and black Creole music.
Born Warren Schexnider on February 18, 1937, in Abbeville, Louisiana, Storm learned to play drums and guitar from his father, a Cajun musician, and in the early 1950s Storm began to perform publicly with Larry Brasso and the Rhythmaires.
Around this time he befriended fellow Abbeville musician Bobby Charles, and the two would travel to New Orleans to hear black rhythm and blues artists in the local nightclubs. These visits to New Orleans greatly influenced Storm's musical tastes and his own drumming style. Storm cites New Orleans rhythm and blues musician Charlie "Hungry" Williams as a major drumming influence.
In 1956 Storm founded his own rhythm and blues/early rock and roll group, and in 1958 he began recording for Crowley, Louisiana, record producer J. D. "Jay" Miller. Miller convinced Nasco records of Nashville to release a 45 RPM record of Storm's version of the old country composition "Prisoner's Song"; the flip side was "Mama Mama Mama (Look What Your Little Boy's Done)." The release broke into the Billboard Hot 100 and both songs became lifelong standards for Storm.
Over the following years Storm recorded swamp pop music for numerous labels, including Rocko, Zynn, Top Rank, and Dot. In the early 1960s he teamed up with follow swamp pop musicians Rod Bernard and Skip Stewart to form The Shondells, performing with the group and cutting tracks on the La Louisianne label until The Shondells disbanded around 1970.
Meanwhile, Storm released songs on several more labels, including ATCO, Sincere, and Teardrop, and, later, Premier, Showtime, Starflite, and Jin, among others. It was during this period that Storm recorded two more regional favorites, "Lord I Need Somebody Bad Tonight" and "My House of Memories."
During the 1980s and '90s, Storm appeared as a regular house musician at several south Louisiana danceclubs, and in 1989 recorded the Cajun Born LP for La Louisianne with fellow south Louisiana musicians Rufus Thibodeaux, Johnnie Allan, and Clint West.
Around 2000 Storm experienced a resurgence in popularity when he joined the Lil' Band of Gold, an all-star south Louisiana band that included, among others, guitarist C. C. Adcock, accordionist Steve Riley of the Mamou Playboys; Richard Comeaux of River Road; and pianist David Egan of Filé.
On September 5, 2010, during his performance at the "Boogie for the Bayou" fundraiser event at Paragon Casino in Marksville, Louisiana, Warren Storm was inducted into The Louisiana Music Hall of Fame.


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Q: php/mysql question, retrieving information I have a question, pretty new at PHP and MySql
but was curious is it possible to display only the most recent column to a table, from a database?
I know it is possible to display a list of all information, or if you have just one column of information in your table to display that using the
Here is my code for my basic script (just loads 1 column of information)   I would like it to only print out the recent column i added to the table
$con = mysql_connect ("localhost","username","password");
if (!$con)
{
die ('Could not connect:' . mysql_error()0;
}
mysql_select_db("db_name", $con);
$result = mysql_query(Select column FROM table");
while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result))
{
echo $row['column'];
}

mysql_close($con);

* keep in mind, im not looking for someone to shoot me my code with it completed, though it would be handy, however just giving me the options of what I have to do, or what the script is called would be plentiful enough for my research, thanks!

A: Assuming you are talking about the most recent row there are several options, but if you have an auto-increment ID value (a lot of my tables do...), you can simply:
SELECT * FROM table ORDER BY `id` DESC LIMIT 1

A: You'd have to add a timestamp column to your table, ORDER BY the timestamp and LIMIT the result set.

A: if you want to fetch the most recent data from only 1 column then I believe the following code will help (id should be in order. it would be good if auto increment is set):
SELECT column FROM table ORDER BY `id` DESC LIMIT 1

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Kincade Fire prompts largest evacuations in state history
SONOMA, Calif. -- More than 180,000 people in California have been forced to flee as multiple wildfires, strengthened by winds and dangerously
dry conditions, spread through the state.
The Kincade Fire ignited Wednesday night in Sonoma County and had burned just under 22,000 acres by Friday morning. It was fueled in part by high winds that had already prompted California electric utilities to intentionally cut power to thousands of residents.
The fire had scorched 25,955 acres by 7 p.m. Saturday and was 11% contained. Approximately 1,300 personnel are fighting the fire.
The blaze had claimed 49 structures by Thursday afternoon, Cal Fire said. It was unclear how many of those lost were homes.
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While the winds had started to die down by Thursday afternoon, officials said, an estimated 2,000 residents were still under evacuation orders.
Among the communities under mandatory evacuation order was the entirety of Geyserville, about 80 miles north of San Francisco. The Sonoma County Sheriff's Office told residents Thursday morning to leave after the fire crossed Highway 128, heading west.
"If you're in Geyserville," the sheriff's office said, "leave now."
A structure continues to burn after the Kincade Fire moved through the area on October 24, 2019 in Geyserville, California.
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Fire comes during intentional power outages
The fire erupted the same day that California's largest utility started another round of intentional power cuts to prevent its equipment from sparking wildfires. It is burning near the outage footprint in Sonoma County, Pacific Gas & Electric officials said.
PG&E said in an incident report that a transmission line failed Wednesday about 9:20 p.m. local time.
The utility had a worker out Thursday morning inspecting the line when fire personnel pointed out an apparently broken jumper on a tower. The location on the report is near where the blaze began.
The transmission lines were still active because wind speeds of concern for those are higher than for distribution lines, the company said.
The fire started at 9:27 p.m. Wednesday and the cause is still under investigation, Cal Fire has said.
The latest blackouts will continue at least through Thursday in parts of 17 counties, including Sonoma's wine country. Red flag warnings are in place for more than 25 million people in Northern and Southern California, which means soaring temperatures, low humidity and strong winds will increase fire dangers.
Winds are expected to die down in Northern California by the afternoon, CNN meteorologist Chad Myers said, but could pick back up on Sunday.
Another big wind event is forecast later Thursday for Southern California, Myers said, where gusts could reach up to 65 mph.
"One spark will take a fire a long way," Myers warned.
Southern California Edison (SCE), another utility in that part of the state, shut off power to more than 15,000 customers in Kern, Los Angeles, Riverside, San Bernardino and Ventura counties.
Farther south, more than 320 customers in Descanso and Alpine lost power after San Diego Gas & Electric turned it off, citing "high winds and dangerous weather conditions."
Blaze burned 5,000 acres in three hours
The Kincade Fire torched more than 5,000 acres within first three hours, Sonoma County Sheriff's Sgt. Juan Valencia said. At that rate, a football field would be burned every three seconds, according to CNN meteorologist Brandon Miller.
The blaze started in the area of the Geysers geothermal plant in Geyserville. The company that operates the plant, Calpine, "de-energized" its local power line system before the fire started, Calpine vice president of external affairs Brett Kerr said in a statement to CNN.
As the fire burned, winds gusted up to 76 mph nearby, the National Weather Service said.
The sheriff urged residents to heed those evacuation orders, not only for their safety, but for firefighting efforts.
"It helps us to fight the fire," he said, "rather than have to rescue someone from their home."
Ash was "falling like snow," early Thursday in the burn zone, fire data scientist Nicholas McCarthy tweeted, referring to the burned residue as "pyrometeors."
In October 2017, the Tubbs Fire ravaged tens of thousands of acres in Sonoma County and killed nearly two dozen people. In Santa Rosa alone, a fire wiped out thousands of homes in the city roughly 50 miles northwest of San Francisco.
Old Water Fire threatens Southern California
Another fire in San Bernardino County in Southern California prompted mandatory evacuation orders for at least 80 homes, according to the San Bernardino National Forest Service.
The Old Water Fire broke out around 2 a.m. Thursday and spread to about 75 acres within a few hours, the forest service said.
Firefighters were making progress, the forest service said, and containment was at 30%.
Approximately 400 personnel were fighting the Old Water Fire, aided by 50 fire engines and a helicopter.
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If everybody ate plant-based food, the environment would benefit, animals would suffer less, more food would be produced, and people would generally enjoy better physical and mental health , vegans say. A detailed look at veganism here.
Various recipe books and guides are available to purchase online. So, she created a network of friends. Weight Watchers is a huge company, with branches all over the world. Dieters can join either physically and attend regular meetings, or online.
In both cases, there is lots of support and education available for the dieter. A detailed look at Weight Watchers here. The South Beach diet was started by a cardiologist, Dr. Agatston, and a nutritionist, Marie Almon. It focuses on the control of insulin levels, and the benefits of unrefined slow carbohydrates versus fast carbohydrates. Agatston devised the South Beach diet during the s because he was disappointed with the low-fat, high-carb diet backed by the American Heart Association.
He believed that low-fat regimes were not effective over the long-term. A detailed look at the South Beach diet here.
South beach diet books are available to buy online. The raw food diet, or raw foodism, involves consuming foods and drinks that are not processed, are completely plant-based, and ideally organic. Raw foodists believe that at least three-quarters of a person's food intake should consist of uncooked food.
A significant number of raw foodists are also vegans and do not eat or drink anything that is animal based. There are four main types of raw foodists: A detailed look at the raw food diet here. The Mediterranean diet is Southern European, and more specifically focuses on the nutritional habits of the people of Crete, Greece, and southern Italy. Nowadays, Spain, southern France, and Portugal are also included, even though Portugal does not touch the Mediterranean Sea.
Up to one-third of the Mediterranean diet consists of fat, with saturated fats not exceeding 8 percent of calorie intake.
The Mediterranean diet is the most extensively studied diet to date, with reliable research supporting its use for improving a person's quality of life and lowering disease risk. A detailed look at the Mediterranean diet here.
Akbaraly said "The impact of diet on specific age-related diseases has been studied extensively, but few investigations have adopted a more holistic approach to determine the association of diet with overall health at older ages. We examined whether diet, assessed in midlife, using dietary patterns and adherence to the Alternative Healthy Eating Index AHEI , is associated with aging phenotypes, identified after a mean year follow-up. The team found that study participants who strayed from the "Alternative Healthy Eating Index" had a considerably higher risk of cardiovascular and non-cardiovascular death.
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Along with mild winters, in the springtime, the dogwood and pear trees are in full bloom, and it is simply beautiful. In the fall, the oak tree leaves can be just as colorful as in New England. The summer of was a mild one, where the temperatures were most often in the upper 70ies and 80ies. The summers are filled with beach days, and the constant breezes at the beach provide relief from the heat.
Clayton is just an hour and a half away from the beaches, where he often goes throughout the summer. This Southern Gateways Guide explains the geology of outer banks beaches. Most homes are equipped with central air and heat. Staying inside, during the hot weather streaks, is always an option. In the mountains of the western portion of NC, it snows often. This can be a pro for the avid skier or mountain climber.
The extremely hot summer of in NC resulted in a drought. During a hot streak, the temperatures can reach over degrees easily. The weather can be very humid also. In the rural area of Clayton, NC, he is in touch with the natural world and NC wildlife , found right outside his door.
The tree frogs and crickets, peeping at night, are extremely loud, and it is amazing to listen to them. Along with the crickets, the birds continue to fly and chirp into the evening hours. During the day, it is common to see several big birds like hawks and black vultures, with huge wingspans, flying overhead. Black vultures are found in the southern U. They eat dead cattle, sheep, ground squirrels, deer, and horses. The area consists of horse farms, tobacco, cotton, corn and soybean fields.
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Gardening can be difficult, because there is a lot of clay and sand in the soil. The water drains through the soil rather quickly, making it difficult to get the type of plants that would grow easily in New England, to grow in this area of NC.
To maintain a nice lawn, it has to be watered very often. It is a major center in the United States for high-tech and biotech research. Many high-tech companies are located here. The high-tech company SAS, rated one of the best places to work, is located in Raleigh. College of Technology, just to name a few. As a college town, Raleigh caters to the young professionals. There is no shortage of nightclubs, which range from contemporary to alternative dance clubs.
There are a variety of great restaurants in Raleigh, as well. If you live on the outskirts, and seek employment at a high tech company, expect to commute into Raleigh. While locations south of Raleigh are rural farming towns, locations just one half hour north of Raleigh are more developed, having subdivisions, condominiums, tightly packed neighborhoods, strips malls, and much more traffic.
Of course, it really all depends on where you choose to live in NC. If you work remotely, your location in regards to employment, is almost irrelevant. In New England towns, you can find quilts, pottery and handmade jewelry all on the same street. As a studio musician, teacher and producer, he finds the music scene to be thriving in Raleigh.
However, it is not quite as robust as it is in Boston, MA. Whether you prefer Thai, Italian, Mexican, or seafood, in Raleigh, there is a great variety of specialty, niche restaurants to choose from.
You can find whole food and grocery markets with excellent varieties of organic foods. Not as health conscious, the grocery stores in the rural areas of NC do not have the organic and healthy food variety that you will find in New England. Also, the grocery prices in NC are slightly higher than in New England. New England has an abundance of ice cream stands and shops. In New England, it is rare indeed to have to drive more than ten minutes to your favorite ice cream stand.
Unfortunately, ice cream shops in this area of NC are far and few between. Southern hospitality truly prevails in NC. In the farming community of Clayton, people are exceptionally friendly and neighborly. In his experience, the grumpy, rude and demanding people that he has encountered, are most often those New Englanders that have relocated to NC!
While any location has its drawbacks, my uncle is very happy with his home in Clayton, NC. He would recommend the move wholeheartedly to anyone. He really loves the variety that his NC location offers.


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Discussion in 'Football' started by loz, 8 December 2004.
Even stranger than the one yesterday, but for different reasons . . .He said he WASNT going to go there!!!
YAY - this is great news in my opinion. I don't care about the Pompey link, I'm not that kinda fan that hates everything Pompey do/say etc etc. Harry can keep us up in my opinion!
cant believe it - it'll upset some Portsmouth fans !!!
I completly agree, I'm delighted and what was a shite season has suddenly become a hundred times better!
Harry and Jim, Harry and Jim, Harry and Jim, Harry and Jim, Harry and Jim!
It's even better that the Pompey wa**ers are pissed off about it!
Come on Saints, if we finish above Portsmouth it'll be like winning the league!
i dont think jims going to saints , there are rumours he's going to take over at oxford. I think i read kevin bond is going to be harrys asst.


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Q: A question on melting ice I have a question on melting ice using solar energy. Assuming solar energy transfer in ice obeys Beer's law, i.e.
$$R(z)=R_0e^{-z/d}$$
then the intensity could be expressed by
$$I(z)=\frac{dR}{dz}$$
Assume ice at location $z$ with thickness $dz$, then the solar energyreceived by this volume over time  $t$ could be expressed by
$$\int_{z}^{z+dz}I(z) dz \Delta t$$
to melt ice of this thickness $dz$, the solar energy needed is
$$\lambda \rho dz$$
where $\lambda$ is latent heat of fushion per unit mass and $\rho$ is density of ice, then to see how long is needed to melt ice of thickness $dz$, solve
$$\int_{z}^{z+dz}I(z) dz \Delta t=\lambda \rho dz$$
$$ \Delta t=\frac{\lambda \rho dz}{\int_{z}^{z+dz}I(z) dz}$$
if we take $dz \rightarrow 0$, i.e. trying to find the limit of the right hand side then we'll notice that $\Delta t$ is not $0$ (You can check this).
This seem strange to me since it means that if $t < \Delta t$ then the ice of thickness $dz$ receives energy however no melt happens since it needs at least time $\Delta t $ to melt. So where does the energy go before time $\Delta t$? Any help is appreciated.


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Maximum performance with minimum energy consumption: Nature shows the way to energy-efficient movement processes in tomorrow's production and provides impulses for astounding new practical applications. Festo's Bionic Learning Network – a cooperation between Festo and renowned universities, institutes and development companies – is an integral part of innovation processes in the learning company. Its projects reflect problem-solving competence, and as entirely new technological approaches they inspire dialogue with our customers regarding what is feasible and desirable for the future. Festo is testing new approaches for the control and regulation of autonomous bionic system.(Pics)
AquaPenguins – technology-bearers as autonomous underwater vehicles
Like its natural archetype, the AquaPenguin from Festo has a hydrodynamic body contour. Its elegant wing propulsion and its head and tail sections, which can be moved in all directions, allow the robotic penguins to manoeuvre in cramped spatial conditions, to turn on the spot when necessary and – unlike their biological counterparts – even to swim backwards.
The bionic Penguins are designed as autonomous underwater vehicles that independently orient themselves and navigate through the water basin. They are supported by a 3D sonar system which, as with dolphins, allows communication with their surroundings and with other robotic penguins – for example to avoid collisions.
AirPenguin – autonomously flying robotic penguins
With the AirPenguins, the engineers from Festo have created artificial penguins and have taught them "autonomous flight in the sea of air". For this purpose, control and regulating technology had to be further developed into self-regulating biomechatronic systems, which could also play a future role in adaptive production.
A group of three autonomously flying penguins hovers freely through a defined air space that is monitored by ultrasound transmission stations. The penguins are at liberty to move within this space; a microcontroller gives them free will in order to explore it.
The bionic Fin Ray® structure, derived from the anatomy of a fish's fin, was extended here for the first time to applications in three-dimensional space. If the 3D Fin Ray® structure of the head and tail sections is transferred to the requirements of automation technology, it can be used for instance in a flexible tripod with a very large scope of operation in comparison with conventional tripods.
BionicTripod with FinGripper – versatile movement and adaptive grasping
The BionicTripod makes use of the bionic Fin Ray® structure, which was transferred to three-dimensional space for the first time in the AirPenguin and AquaPenguin projects for efficient, versatile automation. Three extendible and retractable filigree fibreglass rods reduce the mass to be displaced, while allowing a maximum scope of movement of up to 90 degrees.
The interface between the BionicTripod and the workpiece is effected by an adaptive grasping device, the FinGripper, which holds the workpiece, e.g. a light bulb, just like a hand. Here too, the Fin Ray® effect is utilised; this is derived from the movement of a fish's tail fin. The FinGripper is so flexible that is can securely grip and deposit even fragile or irregularly shaped objects. Furthermore, it is so versatile that it can operate with a wide range of diverse shapes in direct succession.
InteractiveWall – a trade fair system reacts to visitors
InteractiveWall demonstrates a new form of architecture that is dynamic and interactive. It combines the advantages of the bionic Fin Ray® structure with state-of-the-art automation technology from Festo. InteractiveWall can either follow a predetermined sequence of movements or interact with people in front of it. It transforms the behaviour of trade fair visitors into motion, light and music in real time.
iFab – 3D printing
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Molecubes – an attractive programmable robotics system
Molecubes could play a significant role in technical training in the near future. These cubes, fitted with computer chips, can be successively attached to each other. Each Molecube communicates with all the other cubes; the energy supply and transmission of signals from one Molecube to the next are thereby ensured. Young people can use the Molecubes to build and program their own robots.
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A dynamic model of ethical reasoning in speech pathology
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A Dynamic Threshold Technique for XML Data Transmission on Networks
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"Aeneas escaping Troy" and "On the Picket Line" (Poem)
WEBB, J., Mar 2018, 2 p. Australia : Not Very Quiet: Journal for Women's Poetry.
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Aerial mark-recapture estimates of wild horses using natural markings
Miller, C., 2008, In: Wildlife Research. 35, p. 365-370 6 p.
Aerobic exercise is beneficial for people with rheumatoid arthritis
Scarvell, J. & Elkins, M., 2011, In: British Journal of Sports Medicine. 45, 12, p. 1008-1009 2 p.
Aerobic profile of climbers during maximal arm test
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Aerodynamic drag interactions between cyclists in a team pursuit
Barry, N., Burton, D., Sheridan, J., Thompson, M. & Brown, N. A. T., 2015, In: Sports Engineering. 18, 2, p. 93-103 11 p.
Aerodynamic performance and riding posture in road cycling and triathlon
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Aeroecological observation methods
Drake, V. A. & Bruderer, B., 2017, Aeroecology. Chilson, P. B., Frick, W. F., Kelly, J. F. & Liechti, F. (eds.). Cham, Germany: Springer, p. 201-237 37 p.
Aeromedical retrievals of people for mental health care and the low level of clinical support in rural and remote Australia
Gardiner, F. W., Coleman, M., Teoh, N., Harwood, A., Coffee, N. T., Gale, L., Bishop, L. & Laverty, M., 1 Oct 2019, In: Medical Journal of Australia. 211, 8, p. 351-356 6 p.
Aesthetic Architectural Speculations: On Kahn and Deleuze
JASPER, M., 2016, 1 ed. Baunach, Germany: Spurbuchverlag-AADR. 77 p.
Aesthetics versus Usability: What Drives our Product Choices?
TRATHEN, S., 2014, Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Engineering and Product Design Education: Design Education and Human Technology Relations, E and PDE 2014: Design Education and Human Technology Relations, E and PDE 2014. Wits, W., Bohemia, E., Eggink, W., Eger, A., Kovacevic, A. & Parkinson, B. (eds.). Glasgow, UK: The Design Society, p. 706-713 8 p. (Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Engineering and Product Design Education: Design Education and Human Technology Relations, E and PDE 2014).
Aestivation dynamics of bogong moths (Agrotis infusa) in the Australian Alps and predation by wild pigs (Sus scrofa)
Caley, P. & Welvaert, M., 15 Apr 2018, In: Pacific Conservation Biology. 24, 2, p. 178-182 5 p.
A Fair Tennis Scoring System for Doubles in the Presence of Sun and Wind Effects - An Application of Probability
Pollard, G., 2006, Proceedings of the International Statistic Workshop: Contributions to probability and statistics. Brown, P., Liu, S. & Sharma, D. (eds.). Singapore: World Scientific Publishing, p. 89-96 8 p.
A farming crisis or a tourism disaster? An analysis of the foot and mouth disease in the UK
Miller, G. & Ritchie, B., 2003, In: Current Issues in Tourism. 6, 2, p. 150-171 22 p.
A Fast and Reliable Routing Technique for Wireless Mesh Networks
Javadi, F., MUNASINGHE, K. & Jamalipour, A., 2012, In: Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing. 12, 9, p. 782-796 15 p.
A Fast and Robust Framework for 3D/2D Model to Multi-Frame Fluoroscopy Registration
Saadat, S., Asikuzzaman, M., Pickering, M. R., Perriman, D. M., Scarvell, J. M. & Smith, P. N., 22 Sep 2021, In: IEEE Access. 9, p. 134223-134239 17 p.
A fast and robust technique for 3D-2D registration of CT to single plane X-ray fluoroscopy
Haque, M. N., Pickering, M., Muhit, A., Frater, M., Scarvell, J. & Smith, P., 2014, In: Computer Methods in Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering: Imagine and Visualisation. 2, 2, p. 76-89 14 p.
A Fast Matching Method for Fingerprints with Less Than Two Global Singular Points
Wu, X. & Sharma, D., 2007, International MultiConference of Engineers and Computer Scientists 2007. S.Ao, Castillo, O., Douglas, C., Feng, D. & Lee, J. (eds.). Hong Kong: IAENG, p. 89-92 4 p.
A Feeling for the Past: Experimental Histories
GIBSON, R., 2016, Once Upon a Time : Australian Writers on Using the Past. Ashton, P., Clark, A. & Crawford, R. (eds.). North Melbourne, Victoria: Australian Scholarly Publishing, p. 74-84 11 p.
Affect and the lifeworld: Conceptualising surviving and thriving in the human service professions
PROSSER, B., Tuckey, M. & Wendt, S., 2013, In: Health Sociology Review. 22, 3, p. 318-327 10 p.
Affective Aprons: Object Biographies from the Ladies' Cottage, Royal Derwent Hospital New Norfolk, Tasmania
Auld, D., Ireland, T. & Burke, H., 14 Jun 2019, In: International Journal of Historical Archaeology. 23, 2, p. 361-379 19 p.
Affective responses to qigong: A pilot study of regular practitioners
Johansson, M. & HASSMEN, P., 2013, In: Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapies. 17, 2, p. 177-184 8 p.
Affect recognition in ads with application to computational advertising
Shukla, A., Gullapuram, S. S., Katti, H., Yadati, K., Kankanhalli, M. & Subramanian, R., 23 Oct 2017, MM 2017 - Proceedings of the 2017 ACM Multimedia Conference. Liu, Q., Lienhart, R. & Wang, H. (eds.). United States: Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), p. 1148-1156 9 p. (MM 2017 - Proceedings of the 2017 ACM Multimedia Conference).
Affiliating Through Agreements: The Context of Antenatal Consultations
PETRAKI, E. & CLARK, S., 2016, In: Australian Journal of Linguistics. 36, 2, p. 273-289 17 p.
Affine epipolar direction from two views of a planar contour
Alberich-Carramiñana, M., Alenyà, G., Andrade-Cetto, J., Martínez, E. & Torras, C., 2006, Advanced Concepts for Intelligent Vision Systems - 8th International Conference, ACIVS 2006, Proceedings: Lecture Notes in Computer Science. Blanc-Talon, J., Philips, W., Popescu, D. & Scheunders, P. (eds.). Springer Verlag, Vol. 4179. p. 944-955 12 p. (Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics); vol. 4179 LNCS).
Affinity and trust in South east Asia: A Regional Survey
Roberts, C., 2007, People's ASEAN and Governments' ASEAN. Katsumata, H. & Tan, S. S. (eds.). 1 ed. Singapore: RSIS, p. 84-92 9 p.
Affirming and reaffirming indigenous presence: Contemporary aboriginal and torres strait islander community, public and institutional architecture in Australia
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Affordance Access Matters: Preschool Children's Learning Progressions While Interacting with Touch-Screen Mathematics Apps
Bullock, E. K., Shumway, J. F., Watts, C. & Moyer-Packenham, P. S., 2017, In: Technology, Knowledge and Learning. 22, 3, p. 485-511 27 p.
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Affordances from Number Lines in Fractions Instruction: Students' Interpretation of Teacher's Intentions
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A Field Guide to Wildlife of the Australian Snow Country
Green, K. & Osborne, W., 2012, Australia: New Holland. 304 p.
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A field investigation into the effects of progressive rainfall-induced soil seal and crust development on runoff and erosion rates: The impact of surface cover
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A figurational analysis of how Indigenous students encounter racialization in physical education and school sport
Williams, J., Feb 2018, In: European Physical Education Review. 24, 1, p. 76-96 21 p.
A Fine-grained Model for Adaptive On-demand Provisioning of CPU Shares in Data Centers
Loureiro, E., Nixon, P. & Dobson, S., 2008, Self-Organizing Systems: Third International Workshop, IWSOS 2008, Vienna, Austria, December 10-12, 2008. Hummel, K. A. & Sterbenz, J. P. G. (eds.). Berlin: Springer, p. 97-108 12 p.
A First Breeding Record of the Red-capped Plover Charadrius ruficapilus for Wallacea and Notes on Other Waders Observed at Tasi-tolu, Timor-Leste
Olsen, J. & Trainor, C., 2005, In: Australian Field Ornithology. 22, 1, p. 1-4 4 p.
A first-generation integrated tammar wallaby map and its use in creating a tammar wallaby first-generation virtual genome map
Wang, C., Deakin, J., Rens, W., Zenger, K., Belov, K., Marshall Graves, J. & Nicholas, F., 2011, In: BMC Genomics. 12:422, p. 1-12 12 p.
A First Look at Incidence and Outcomes of Unfair Dismissal Claims under Fair Work, Work Choices and the Workplace Relations Act
FREYENS, B. & Oslington, P., 2013, In: Australian Journal of Labour Economics. 16, 2, p. 295-306 12 p.
A flexible framework for consistency management
Weber, S., Nixon, P. & Tangney, B., 2002, In: Concurrency and Computation: Practice and Experience. 14, 1, p. 33-53 21 p.
A food frequency questionnaire validated for estimating dietary flavonoid intake in an Australian population
Somerset, S. & Papier, K., 25 Oct 2014, In: Nutrition and Cancer. 66, 7, p. 1200-1210 11 p.
A food in health security (FIHS) platform in the Asia-Pacific region: The way forward
Wahlqvist, M. L., Keatinge, J. D. H., BUTLER, C., Friel, S., McKay, J., Easdown, W., Kuo, K., Huang, C., Pan, W., Yang, R., Lee, M., Chang, H., Chui, Y., Jaron, D., Krawinkel, M., Barlow, S., Walsh, G., Chiang, T., Huang, P. & Li, D., 2009, In: Asia Pacific Journal of Clinical Nutrition. 18, 4, p. 688-702 15 p.


The 11 Best Things to do on the Water while Camping!
For many people, RVing involves enjoying time at the lake, river or ocean. This puts you in a great position to get out boating. Some RVers pull their boats behind a Class A or Class C RV. Many RV Parks offer boat, canoe, kayak or even jet ski rentals at very low rates as they aim to please their guests. Here are some of the different flavors of activities for you to enjoy on the water this camping season.
My dad use to race canoes so naturally my two brothers and I grew up canoeing in Minnesota. It's one of my favorite things to do on the water. We've been canoeing a few times since we became full timers in Minnesota and recently on the Peace River in Florida with a fellow RVer from Germany. Danielle drove Karl and I with the Canoe to a state park 9 miles up the river, dropped us off and we headed down. The Thousand Trails RV Resort has sites right on the water and when we ended at the boat launch I could see the RV from the canoe. We saw saw a lot of alligators, turtles and fish jumping out of the water.
Similar to canoeing, we love hitting the water via kayak. We've noticed a lot of RVers bringing their Kayaks with them when they travel. They are ideal because of their lightweight and easy access into the water. The Thousand Trails RV Resort in Orlando lets you take out Kayaks for free! The Traveling Pomeranian went Kayaking in Minnesota a few times with my brother Mike.
There's not much needed to be said about this….what a relaxing experience.
There are a variety of types of tubing. The most common is pulling behind the boat trying to knock the person (usually a kid) off the tube. However another thing we've done is to take a large slow scenic party tube that can fit up to 8 cruising behind the boat.
We had the joy of camping at Lake Havasu during spring break. Wow, what a good time…. One of the things we loved is putting boats together, jumping on board other boats and making new friends. We even went back into different coves and enjoyed watching some of our fellow boaters jump off cliffs into the water.
Zipping around the lake is so fun. It reminds me of snowmobiling but on the water.
Sailing seems to have a very tight community. It's a great workout but also can be relaxing based on your objectives and conditions.
Who doesn't like to head out on the water and island hop? We sometimes change the Freedom of the Road to the Freedom of the Water.
There are so many opportunities in this beautiful country to see wildlife up close and personal. With boating, you can not only see marine wildlife but also get to "hard to get" places via boat to view land wildlife.


Spent a day trying to understand why printer won't talk to laptop – why laptop won't even look at printer.
Spent a day delving into computer registers, enabling and disabling policies, downloading drivers.
Spent a day digging deep, persevering, threatening and cajoling.
That was yesterday. Today I am spending with my beautiful son – just loving.


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Can the State Harass Me Over Child Support Payments After a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?
Filing for bankruptcy automatically stops—or stays—most efforts to collect debts that you owe pending resolution of your case. But there are several exception to this automatic stay rule. For example, a bankruptcy petition will not stop efforts to collect or enforce child support payments. In fact, since any property that you acquire after filing a petition—such as additional wages—is not considered part of your bankruptcy estate, a private party or government agency is free to go after those assets to satisfy a child support obligation.
Federal Court Holds Florida Department of Revenue in Contempt
Child support debt also cannot be discharged through bankruptcy. But you can use bankruptcy to help catch up on previously missed child support payments. A Chapter 13 bankruptcy petition allows you to submit a debt repayment plan to the court. Once confirmed by a bankruptcy court, this repayment plan becomes legally binding on your creditors, regardless of whether any individual creditor objects.
The U.S. 11th Circuit Court of Appeals, which has jurisdiction over all bankruptcy cases from Florida, recently explained the scope of a confirmed Chapter 13 repayment plan on child support collection. The debtor in this case filed a Chapter 13 petition in 2011. The Florida Department of Revenue filed a creditor's claim for $2,400 in unpaid child support. The debtor presented a repayment plan designed to repay this debt. The court confirmed the plan and discharged the debtor from bankruptcy.
But about a year later, the Department moved to "intercept" an employer travel reimbursement of $4,700 that belonged to the debtor. The debtor, a government employee, needed this money to pay a credit card bill and faced suspension from his job if he did not make the payment. The debtor filed a motion with the bankruptcy court to hold the Department in contempt for attempting to collect a debt outside the confines of the Chapter 13 repayment plan.
The Department eventually ceased its collection efforts but the debtor maintained the contempt action. The bankruptcy judge, and ultimately the 11th Circuit, ruled in his favor. As the appeals court explained, while Congress did create an exception to the automatic stay for child support collection efforts, it did not make one for confirmed repayment plans. In other words, as a matter of law, "the binding effect of a confirmed plan encompasses all issues that could have been litigated in [the debtor's] case— including whether the [Department] could intercept [his] reimbursement payment." Since the Chapter 13 repayment plan confirmed by the court said nothing about whether the Department could seize this money, it was properly held in contempt for attempting to do so.
Get Help From a Miami Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Lawyer
Bankruptcy is designed to afford people a fresh start. Creditors are obligated to abide by the bankruptcy process, and when they do not, debtors should not hesitate to assert their rights in court. If you need help from an experienced Miami bankruptcy attorney in filing a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 petition, contact the Law Office of Julia Kefalinos, P.A., today.
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Hoping you and your family are doing well.
Due to recent rain and current forecasts for more rain and colder temperatures, it appears planting will begin later than expected.
Spring equipment is ready for when we are able to start.
This entry was posted in Landowners News on March 27, 2018 by Jeannette Schrock.
Welcome to the new landowner site.
Your passwords have not changed but we will be sending out letters with them again in case you have misplaced them along with a few instructions on how to navigate around the site.
Remember your always welcome to stop by for a visit or give us a call.
Please let me know if you have any problems opening pages! If you have any questions or suggestions please email me at landowners@gingerichfarmsil.com.
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The summer is rapidly turning to fall here at Gingerich Farms. This week the kids start school again, which means fall is just around the corner.
The growing season this year was cold and wet at planting but the weather did allow us to plant timely. June was hot and dry. On July 4th the rains started and have been very timely since then. Current crop conditions here are good to excellent in corn and excellent in beans.
Harvest will begin soon after Labor Day this fall and currently it looks as if it will be a good to great corn crop. Beans currently look like record yields but still a lot of time to go yet on them for final yield.
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Statement of the Problem: International medical graduates (IMGs) are an important source of physicians within the United States, particularly in rural and underserved areas. Essential data, however, are not available to inform federal and state policies related to IMG supply.
Goals: This study will seek to (1) identify and synthesize available information regarding the contributions to rural health care delivery of IMGs residing in the U.S. on temporary educational and employment visas (J-1 and H-1B), (2) quantify trends in IMGs' immigration and practice patterns, (3) prioritize key unanswered questions and data needs, and (4) explore feasible approaches to integrating existing data and collecting new data where necessary to address key questions.
Methods: We will establish an expert workgroup consisting of IMG research and policy stakeholders that will guide the project and facilitate the building of a coalition of interested agencies and organizations aimed at improving data availability for policy-relevant research. We will summarize and update literature related to IMGs' immigration and practice patterns and identify key overarching questions of interest. We will then provide an overview of available data sources and additional resources needed to answer key questions. Accomplishing these steps will help to determine future study directions and lay groundwork for future data integration and collection efforts.
Anticipated Publications: The project findings will be presented as a Final Report and associated Policy Brief, a manuscript to be submitted for publication, and at national research and policy meetings.


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Was the plan to infiltrate the Republic and rule it from the top a Sith plan or Sidious'?
We know that the Sith wanted revenge.
But was the whole idea of infiltrating the Republic and taking it over from the top something that Darth Sidious came up with, or was it a generic plan that the Sith had before him?
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The idea was centuries old, an initiative coming down the Sith line of succession from Darth Bane himself. Palpatine was just the one who finally made it happen.
The Grand Plan, also known as the Sith imperative,[1] was a plot by the Order of the Sith Lords that was centuries in the making. The Plan was a precise formula for eradicating the Jedi Order, tearing down the Galactic Republic, and replacing both with a Sith-ruled galaxy.
The plan was devised and initiated by the founder of the Order of the Sith Lords, Darth Bane, and carried out by all the subsequent Sith of his order's lineage.
From Wookieepedia
If you can add canon references (instead of Wiki); you get an accept :)
Wookiepedia cites the "Star Wars: Darth Plagueis" book, which I don't have.
– Kevin
that's good enough :)
The overarching Sith plot, called the Grand Plan, had existed since Darth Bane's time and did involve taking over the Republic:
Like Plagueis, Tenebrous had obviously embraced the fact that Darth Bane's Rule of Two had expired. Precious few Sith Lords had honored it, in any case, and with good reason, as Plagueis saw it. The goals of the Grand Plan were revenge and the reacquisition of galactic power. But while most Sith Lords since Bane had in their own fashion helped to weaken the Republic, their efforts had owed less to selflessness and allegiance to the Rule than to weakness and incompetence.
[Palpatine] was a manifestation of dark purpose, helping to advance the Sith Grand Plan and gradually gaining power over himself so that he might one day—in the words of his Master—be able to gain control over another, then a group of others, then an order, a world, a species, the Republic itself.
Darth Plagueis, pp. 78, 171
However, some of the particulars (especially the use of the clone army) seems to have been devised by Sidious himself. As he betrayed and murdered his master Darth Plagueis (just as he became Supreme Chancellor), Sidious told Plagueis:
I might not have been able to take the final steps to the chancellorship without your help in manipulating the Senate and bringing into play your various and sundry allies. If it's any consolation, I'm being honest when I say that I could not have succeeded without you. But now that we've won the race, I've no need for a co-chancellor. Your presence, much less your unnecessary counsel, would only confuse matters. I have Maul to do what the risk of discovery might not allow me to do, while I execute the rest of the Grand Plan: growing an army, fomenting rebellion and fabricating intergalactic war, corralling the Jedi and catching them unawares...
"Rest easy in your grave, Plagueis. In the end, I will be proclaimed Emperor. The Sith will have had their revenge, and I will rule the galaxy."
Darth Plagueis, p. 359
DavidW
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Damn. I rejected adding that uber-quote about Tenebrous to my answer posted yesterday on the "why not declare as a Sith" question as "way too long" :) Should have remembered I asked this question and self-answered :)
@DVK With as many questions and answers you have it's no surprise you forgot about this question. :)
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The grand plan may have involved taking over the republic but its ultimate goal was to destroy the Jedi.
– The Mandolorian
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Drug Seized Mustang added to DARE program
The message behind the Owensboro Police Department's new DARE car is summarized on the spoiler, behind the blue flames scorching down the side of the shiny, black paint in three words: drug seized vehicle.
The police department's new 2005 Ford Mustang has been on the road for about two weeks since it received its makeover from a drug transporter to drug prevention vehicle.
And to the students DARE Officer Troy Couch visits every week to teach about drug danger, the simple message the car delivers is as memorable as the first time they get to climb inside his "tricked out" ride.
This 2005 Mustang is the police department's newest DARE vehicle.
"Whoever had it last must be boo-hooing because it's really cool now and they don't get to have it," said Cody Johnson, 11, a fifth-grader at the 5-6 Center. "It will help kids to understand not to do drugs because if you do, you don't get a cool car."
Last year, the former owner of the Mustang was arrested by the OPD Street Crimes Unit for purchasing three grams of methamphetamine from undercover agents. Sgt. Tim Clothier, head of the unit, said there were no liens on the car, and the department can ask courts to forfeit any property that is proven to facilitate drug activity or that is purchased from drug proceeds.
In May, the Mustang owner signed over the vehicle in a plea agreement with Daviess County Circuit Court.
"Hopefully, this will send the message out not only to kids but to adults that if they're involved in criminal activity, they stand a chance at losing what they've worked for," Clothier said.
Couch said that while the last DARE car, a red Chevrolet Camaro, was designed with a cartoon lion to appeal to younger students, his car was painted to attract the middle school-aged students he teaches.
"The car has an impact they will never forget because people associate the program with the car," he said. "People will come up and say, 'Do you still have that '88 Firebird? When I was in DARE, that was the car.' "
And many of his students may recognize the flames artist Steve Ray designed from the countless Little League batting helmets he has customized before putting his art on wheels. Ray is the owner of Airbrush Inc.
Ray said many of the details of the paint job, such as the OPD badge complete with all the stitches, were done freehand by looking at a picture. The entire paint job is done in 100 percent paint without vinyl and took about 40 hours to complete before Gipe Auto Color and D-N-J Auto Parts applied a donated clear coat.
The $3,400 paint job is being covered by funds received from the department's annual golf scramble, while the in-dash DVD player and window tinting are being donated by Best Buy and Hollywood Window Film & Auto Accessories.
Couch said he hopes to see the Mustang win first place in July at the DARE car national competition in Nashville to follow the Camaro's win in 2000.
To 11-year-old Savannah Estes, the car is already a winner.
"This is so much better than (the show) 'Pimp My Ride,'" Estes said. "Because those cars have nothing on this. It has flames and that Commonwealth thing on the front. It's awesome."