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A measure space $(M,\mathfrak B, \mu)$ (where $M$ is a set, $\mathfrak B$ is a $\sigma$-algebra of subsets of $M$, called measurable sets, and $\mu$ is a measure defined on the measurable sets), isomorphic to the "standard model" , consisting of an interval $\Delta$ and an at most countable set of points $\alpha_i$ (in "extreme" cases this "model" may consists of just the interval $\Delta$ or of just the points $\alpha_i$) endowed with the following measure $\mathfrak m$: on $\Delta$ one takes the usual Lebesgue measure, and to each of the points $\alpha_i$ one ascribes a measure $\mathfrak(\alpha_i) = \mathfrak m_i$; the measure is assumed to be normalized, that is, $\mu(M) = \mathfrak m(\Delta) + \sum\mathfrak m_i = 1$. The "isomorphism" can be understood here in the strict sense or modulo $0$; one obtains, respectively, a narrower or wider version of the concept of a Lebesgue space (in the latter case one can talk about a Lebesgue space modulo $0$). One can give a definition of a Lebesgue space in terms of "intrinsic" properties of the measure space $(M,\mathfrak B, \mu)$ (see –).
A Lebesgue space is the most frequently occurring type of space with a normalized measure, since any complete separable metric space with a normalized measure (defined on its Borel subsets and then completed in the usual way) is a Lebesgue space. Apart from properties common to all measure spaces, a Lebesgue space has a number of specific "good" properties. For example, any automorphism of a Boolean $\sigma$-algebra on a measure space $(\mathfrak B, \mu)$ is generated by some automorphism of a Lebesgue space $M$. Under a number of natural operations, from a Lebesgue space one again obtains a Lebesgue space. Thus, a subset $A$ of positive measure in a Lebesgue space $M$ is itself a Lebesgue space (its measurable subsets are assumed to be those that are measurable in $M$, and the measure is $\mu_A(X)=\mu(X) / \mu(A)$); the direct product of finitely or countably many Lebesgue spaces is a Lebesgue space. Other properties of Lebesgue spaces are connected with measurable partitions (cf. Measurable decomposition).
Cf. also [a1] for a discussion of Lebesgue spaces and measurable partitions, including an intrinsic description of Lebesgue spaces.
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The MetroCard is getting a limited-edition makeover.
On Wednesday, 50,000 MetroCards created by artist Barbara Kruger will be released at select subway stations in Manhattan and Queens.
Kruger, a conceptual artist and collagist, is most known for her black and white photography overlaid with direct and concise statements.
The MetroCards will be randomly released from ticketing machines at the Queensboro Plaza, Broadway-Lafayette Street, East Broadway, and the 116th Street B and C subway stations. Don't bother standing in line at a booth though, they will only be available through the automated ticketing machines.
The limited-edition MetroCards are being released as part of a broader art series by Kruger for the Performa Biennial, which begins on Wednesday. The Biennial, which runs through Nov. 19, is an annual showcase of commissions and live performance art spread out across New York City.
On Wednesday, Kruger will be joined by the parks department's Manhattan Borough Commissioner William Castro and Deputy Director of Public Art Jennifer Lantzas for a ribbon-cutting ceremony to kick off the Biennial. The ceremony will take place at the Coleman Playground Skate Park on the Lower East Side around 10 a.m.
The MetroCard has undergone similar transformations in the past. High-end streetwear company Supreme released limited-edition, two-swipe MetroCards for $5.50 in February, some of which ended up on eBay with asking prices upward of $100.


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OTTAWA, ON (August 24, 2020) – Political pro-life organization RightNow congratulates Erin O'Toole on becoming the new leader of the Conservative Party of Canada after a hard-fought battle with three other candidates looking to succeed Andrew Scheer in this position.
"We were happy to endorse Erin O'Toole as our third choice given his commitment to respect Conservative Party policy when it comes to free votes for members of caucus on issue of conscience", said Alissa Golob, co-founder of RightNow, a non-profit organization committed to nominating and electing pro-life candidates.
RightNow sold almost 10,000 memberships throughout the leadership campaign, encouraging pro-life voters to rank their ballot with all four candidates. Rankings were based off three criteria: previous pro-life voting records, winnability, and policies and positions moving forward that were based on an interview with the candidate conducted by the organization.
"At the beginning of the campaign it was generally accepted in the media that Peter MacKay was going to be coronated, so it is impressive that Erin and his team were able to secure this victory. Given that a record number of members cast a ballot, as well as how well our endorsed candidate Leslyn Lewis did, it is abundantly clear that social conservatives are not the 'stinking albatross' they were said to have been", said Golob.
O'Toole told RightNow that each member of caucus should absolutely have the freedom to vote according to their conscience on life issues, and that he would fight against expanding the current criteria for physician-assisted suicide.
"We believe that Erin O'Toole's victory signals that the party is not willing to accept an aggressive pro-abortion agenda as proposed by Peter MacKay. We believe that Erin will include social conservatives in the big, blue tent and respect the right of pro-life Canadians to run for nominations, win seats, and vote in the House of Commons and Senate according to their conscience in the Conservative Party of Canada", said Scott Hayward, co-founder of RightNow.
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[Minnesota Rising Dispatch] May 2015
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May 2015 marks Minnesota Rising's 6th anniversary! We're excited to look back at the meaningful work we've helped to catalyze over the past half-dozen years, including publishing 1,347 blog posts, hosting five annual Un/Conferences, conducting 203 cascading conversations, developing four Collaborative Competence Learning Labs to help young leaders navigate and shape the emerging future, launching LOCUS to emphasize identity-driven leadership for emerging leaders of color, and expanding our efforts into the West Central region of the state with our Greater Minnesota Rising initiative. Most of all, we're grateful for your partnership with us in this work, and we invite you to join us as continue to build on our efforts! In particular, we invite you to:
Join us at our June 8 Sounding Board Session + Social featuring Matt Lewis of GREATER MSP who will share about the Make It. MSP campaign at Surly Brewing.
Serve on the "Our Minnesota" Cascading Conversations Tour 2015 Advance Team. We'd ask for you to host 3 - 5 conversations in order to help us reach our goal of 50. Let us know if you can join us at our orientation on Monday, June 15!
"Our Minnesota" 2014 Analysis
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The "Our Minnesota" Cascading Conversations Tour hosts young Minnesotans in conversations across the state about their values and visions for the future. While we cannot develop a strategic plan for our generation, we can be strategic about our intentions for the Minnesota we will create together. The Cascading Conversations Tour is an attempt to discover what we have in common, to learn about what's working in Minnesota that we can build on, and to uncover how we can work individually and collectively to achieve the future we desire. In celebration of our anniversary, we're excited to share with you the report and our initial findings! [Read more.]
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Do you love Break the Bubble? Are you committed to Break the Bubble's mission of helping people make new friends? Do you love planning events, with responsibilities such as putting all the details in place for promoting and communicating, coordinating event logistics, and hosting? Do you have ideas on how Break the Bubble can reach more people and offer a greater diversity of opportunities for people to make new friends? Then the Bubble Board may be in your future... [Read more.]
Sparking insight (Part I)
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It's been several months since the Un/Conference--remember that, back in November? We proposed Open Space sessions, ate Golden Thyme sandwiches, and considered the myriad ways we could envision the future as a moldable "How," not an inevitable "When." We learned that inquiry is a powerful tool for dreaming, planning, and walking into the best possible version of the future. Just like an engine, inquiry powers our questions, imaginations, and impact. And, like an engine, it benefits from regular care, inputs to keep things running smoothly, and the occasional spark of inspiration. In the spirit of keeping our engines running, here are simple questions you can ask yourself. [Read more.]
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In every generation, there comes a tipping point, a time where the torch must be passed to the next generation. As Millennials and Gen-Xers look to make a deeper and more meaningful impact on the communities in which they live and work, some are asking if that time is now. Join us as we explore this topic through an interactive panel discussion with community leaders, moderated by Jamie Millard, Co-Executive Director of Pollen. [Read more.]
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"Our Minnesota" Cascading Conversations Tour 2014 Analysis: Theme 6 of 6
In honor of our sixth anniversary celebration, Minnesota Rising is excited to release the initial six findings from the "Our Minnesota" Cascading Conversations Tour! Check out this month's blog posts to see what we've learned about how this group of emerging leaders views and does leadership in Minnesota. You can read more about the report methodology and participant profiles in the first post of this series. Thanks so much to the leaders of our Design, Advance, and Analysis teams, especially Jenny Hegland, Heidi Smith, Nick Stuber, Eriks Dunens, Taylor Vollmer, and Alexis Walstad!
And as the name implies, we are looking to continue cascading these conversations across the state this summer - and invite you to join us. Let us know if you'd like to be invited to participate in a conversation and/or join our Advance Team and help host 3 to 5 conversations this summer!
Theme 6 of 6: Emerging Leaders are deeply motivated to live life in accordance with their values, which manifests itself in lifestyle decision and community involvement
Emerging leaders expressed what other researchers studying this generation have shared – that Millennials are deeply motivated by values. One participant who had a comfortable job switched careers to align her values to her work, explaining, "It's also important for work to have meaning. [I] needed a role that [I] felt invested in."
Each of the five preceding themes represents some of those values. Emerging leaders in our conversations described how it impacts where they shop, what they eat, and how they choose to spend their time. They expressed the importance of being purposefully engaged in their communities, helping to advance the causes and policies they believe can shape a better future for Minnesota. "I see people ... trying to make sure [they] are not just going into communities to do service but they are thinking critically about their service. Thinking about who [sic] they are, what they're trying to bring to their organizations or communities, how that might be perceived or received by their organizations or communities, and trying to give them a sense of whether they can live out their values in this nonprofit work and what that actually looks like."
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Sparking insight: Questions to re-ignite inquiry (Part I)
Find the spark
It's been several months since the Un/Conference—remember that, back in November? We proposed Open Space sessions, ate Golden Thyme sandwiches, and considered the myriad ways we could envision the future as a moldable "How," not an inevitable "When." We looked at our roles in co-creating that future, plus the challenges and opportunities that we'll face along the way.
Do you remember the improv games, the data wrangling, and the Data Shark at the Inquiry Lab? We learned that inquiry is a powerful tool for dreaming, planning, and walking into the best possible version of the future.
Just like an engine, inquiry powers our questions, imaginations, and impact. And, like an engine, it benefits from regular care, inputs to keep things running smoothly, and the occasional spark of inspiration. In the spirit of keeping our engines running, here are simple questions you can ask yourself. Each comes with a bonus to take it even further.
We'll start the conversation with two questions now, and continue with a couple more in Part II (now posted: Sparking insight: Part II).
Start with questions
1. "Why?"
Bertrand Russell, a Welsh philosopher, said, "In all affairs it's a healthy thing now and then to hang a question mark on the things you have long taken for granted." It's easy to grow comfortable with a process, habit, or way of thinking. The next time you do something routine—from to sitting in the empty row of an auditorium instead of next to a stranger, to opening Facebook as soon as you wake up—ask yourself: What benefit does it bring me? What trade-offs am I making in order to do it? What if I did it differently?
Bonus: Go a step beyond the thought experiment and take your question into the realm of action: Try a different approach and see if it affects your understanding of why.
2. "How would somebody else approach this?"
Step compassionately into the shoes of another person and consider how they might think about an idea. What values would drive their thinking? What assumptions might they make? What assumptions might you make about them?
We might step into the shoes of people who identify as:
Politically conservative/liberal
Morally liberal/conservative
A native English speaker/non-Native English speaker
Urban/suburban/rural
People from different racial, ethnic, or cultural backgrounds
Female/male/transgender/gender non-conforming
Religious/non-religious/spiritual/something else
An accountant/communications staff/machine operator/fundraiser/researcher
An intern/executive/custodian/manager
If you aren't sure where to start, try choosing a topic or question and explore how another person might answer it. For example, what would a custodian who works 30 hours per week think about a decision to improve health insurance coverage for part-time workers? What might an executive think? What about the children of those people? Where would they converge, and where might they differ? What might lead them to their respective conclusions?
Thinking critically about why someone might come to a different conclusion helps us discern our own opinions, motivations, unconscious bias, and framing. It can reveal gaps in our reasoning, leading us to change our position or strengthen it. If we find that our reasoning holds strong, this practice can help us explain it to someone who thinks differently.
Bonus: Seek out one of those people who sees the world differently (they're all around you!) and ask them how they think about something you care about. For example, if you work in organizing for equity in education, choose five people you don't usually discuss education with and ask them questions like, "What do you think of education in Minnesota? Does it work for you? Do you think it is working for everyone? What's the point of getting an education?" Listen to what they say. Consider thinking about their words for a few minutes, hours, or days before responding.
And soon to come…
In Part II, we'll look at the science behind our perspective and how changing the world starts with examining our expectations. We'll consider how inquiry can help us to prioritize and begin taking action.
In the meantime, please consider joining Minnesota Rising on Monday, June 11 from 5:30pm - 7:30pm for an update from Matt Lewis of GREATER MSP at Surly Brewing: A Strategy Manager for GREATER MSP, Matt works with cross-sector partners and external stakeholders to develop and implement regional economic development strategies. He'll provide an update on the Make It. MSP. campaign and share opportunities for joining the effort to help attract and retain talent to the region. Let us know to save a seat for you at minnesotarising[at]gmail.com!
Here's Part II.
Ruth works at Minnesota Compass, a project led by Wilder Research. She asks a lot of questions and she enjoys walks, dancing, and playing the guitar. She's a member of YNPN Twin Cities. Find Ruth on LinkedIn or Twitter.
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In honor of our sixth anniversary celebration, Minnesota Rising is excited to release the initial six findings from the "Our Minnesota" Cascading Conversations Tour! Watch the blog in the coming days to learn about how this group of emerging leaders views and does leadership in Minnesota. You can read more about the report methodology and participant profiles in the first post of this series. And as the name implies, we are looking to continue cascading these conversations across the state this summer - and invite you to join us. Let us know if you'd like to be invited to participate in a conversation and/or join our Advance Team and help host 3 to 5 conversations this summer!
Theme 5 of 6: Emerging Leaders value working within and across generations
Referring to both those who have come before and those who will follow after, emerging leaders told stories about successes and the enjoyment they have had working with other generations. They viewed these relationships as essential since there are lessons to learn from older and younger generations. "New generations will continue to emerge and we must continue to engage them and connect them with older generations. Older generations must continue to embrace and respect the contributions of younger generations, and we must all embrace change."
And, with an eye towards the sustainability of programs and resources, there is an ongoing need to bring younger people in to shape, refine, and continue the work "[to] create pipelines for Minnesota... [that] give resources back to the youth."
Many leaders shared stories about the importance a mentor had played in their life and the joy they have found in mentoring others. Participants from the second round of conversations specifically cited the importance of having mentors and role models with a shared identity, in order to diversify and expand the definition of a leader.
Theme 4 of 6: Emerging Leaders place high value on welcoming and valuing difference in order to strengthen and connect communities in a rapidly diversifying Minnesota
Emerging leaders referenced throughout their conversations their awareness that Minnesota continues to diversify rapidly, most commonly citing ethnicity, race, and sexual orientation. "Our communities are only becoming more diverse, which is just a wonderful treasure. Lately, I've heard RT Rybak talk about closing the achievement gap in the sense of not just closing the gap but also elevating the population. Our global populations are an asset, not just a gap to close. There's no way we'll be able to do this without having the really hard race conversation. Minnesotans and many Americans are scared to have this conversation and we need to get over the hard stuff to start trusting each other."
Beyond the inherent need to care for each other, participants repeatedly stated that embracing whole people – their identities, beliefs, perspectives, talents, knowledge, histories – will ensure Minnesotans and their communities will thrive into the future. They desired inclusive communities that value individuals and groups leveraging what make them distinct while actively bringing groups to a common table. "[We need to] represent values and voices of community, support others but not disappear."
Participants in the second round, which contained a greater diversity of voices in terms of race and ethnicity, added that creating this condition may entail adapting our existing power structure to engage and actively support voices and experiences that are not traditionally dominant. Specifically, emerging leaders need to create and sustain spaces for people to feel comfortable and emboldened to actualize their identity fully. "My children are Muslim but look white and it's their religious views that get called into question a lot. By the time my grandchildren are born, I hope Islam in Minnesota is normalized enough that it doesn't overshadow their own identities."
Theme 3 of 6: Emerging Leaders use critical thinking and dialogue as key tools to address society's complex and contentions public issues
Emerging leaders identified several complex issues that we will need to collectively address, including improvements in inclusion, equity, and the environment and eliminating disparities in education, employment, and income. In order to explore and tackle these challenging multi-generational issues, we will need to view them with clear eyes and seek out additional and representative voices in order to have a more expansive dialogue. One participant noted the value in "being asked to give my opinions on things. Sharing my ideas, communicating with everybody else in the group, made it feel like a shared effort because of all the different levels of positions. It's important to get people from all different levels, if it's applicable, getting an outside perspective" to solving issues. It means broadening who gets to be a part of policy discussions, being open to different frames on a topic, and working together to make it a reality. "[I]t is important to be mindful of the fact that nobody sees the whole picture, so it is vital for us to keep an open mind about strategies, goals, and the like."
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Theme 2 of 6: Emerging Leaders express a common desire to connect through shared values and shift the focus of public discourse to broad community benefit.
Throughout the conversations, emerging leaders repeatedly expressed frustration with the current political state, which they characterized as partisan and laden with rhetoric. They expressed skepticism regarding the collective ability of Minnesotans to address significant issues under these kinds of conditions. In its place, participants commonly desired to connect via shared values in place of positions or arguments. "For me, a lot of it comes down to talking to people, talking to each other. Coming into conversations and different spaces knowing we may disagree about a lot of things but that we come to talk because we're in this together. When we talk and listen, we learn. Come in with the agreement that I will listen to you and you will listen to me and then that we will try to figure out what to do. I'm okay with compromise, which doesn't seem too popular these days. I know that if my opinion should be heard, I need to do the same for others. We sink or we swim together as communities."
The hope would be to elevate conversations past the yes/no binary to shared community concern. Participants named what some of these values could be, including integrity, empathy, intentionality, and respect across difference. Emerging leaders that participated in the second round of conversations expressed with a greater frequency than the first round of conversation participants that the time is now to become a generation that works for the benefit of all Minnesotans. One participant stated it in terms of geography, "With Minnesota that would be paying attention to what is going on in Greater Minnesota and making an effort to impact the lives of people who live there." Another mentioned it in terms of racial and ethnic diversity, "We're better than the racial disparities in our state. They don't align with Minnesotan values. [I] hope people are getting to a point of not accepting them anymore. Let's get real about inequality and come up with solutions."
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Theme 1 of 6: Emerging Leaders believe that listening and spending time together is at the core of building trusting relationships
Whether to build more inclusive and welcoming communities, bridge political differences, or resolve conflicts, emerging leaders highlighted the central importance of trusting relationships. In order to build trusting relationships, participants noted the necessary ingredients as listening and spending time together, highlighting the importance of face-to-face interaction. "These days, communities are so large that you're not going to be able to have one-to-one conversations with 20,000 people. But if you talk to your neighbors, your neighborhood, start on that smaller level, you can keep building up and up and up. Express the ways that you want to improve the community, present some ideas and others can give you feedback and you can trust-build from one-to-one, face-to-face conversations. Not just giving words, but also giving actions. Words are important to build upon with actions, but without action, the trust doesn't really have a foundation."
They emphasized it is the way that emerging leaders can learn about people, share in their wisdom, and build common experiences. Participants expressed that building trusting relationships will create spaces where people can have difficult and necessary conversations about topics like race, gender, and socioeconomic status, and their implications for how we live and work together. "Within Minneapolis and just in the Twin Cities in general, we have a really hard time talking effectively, openly, and honestly about all sorts of things. Especially things like racism and sexism and homophobia and transphobia. I think we're really afraid to talk about race in particular in Minneapolis and St. Paul. Oddly enough we're okay talking about gender, at least for white women and white men. We haven't learned how to talk about race or class effectively yet, and we'll need to learn to do that well in order for there to be more trust within communities."
"Our Minnesota" Cascading Conversations Tour 2014 Analysis
May 2015 marks Minnesota Rising's 6th anniversary! We're excited to look back at the powerful work we've helped to catalyze over the past six years, including publishing 1,337 blog posts, hosting five annual Un/Conferences, developing four Collaborative Competence Learning Labs to help young leaders navigate and shape the emerging future, and launching LOCUS to emphasize identity-driven leadership for emerging leaders of color.
One of our proudest accomplishments is having collaboratively designed the "Our Minnesota" Cascading Conversations Tour and hosting young Minnesotans in conversations across the state about their values and visions for the future. While we cannot develop a strategic plan for our generation, we can be strategic about our intentions for the Minnesota we will create together. The Cascading Conversations Tour is an attempt to discover what we have in common, to learn about what's working in Minnesota that we can build on, and to uncover how we can work individually and collectively to achieve the future we desire.
In celebration of our anniversary, we're excited to share with you over the coming days about the report and our initial findings. To start, today we'll share about how we conducted the research and the demographic background of Tour participants. Keep an eye out next week to learn how this group of emerging leaders views and does leadership in Minnesota! And as the name implies, we are looking to continue cascading these conversations across the state this summer - and invite you to join us. Let us know if you'd like to be invited to participate in a conversation and/or join our Advance Team and help host 3 to 5 conversations this summer!
Methodology and limitations
The "Our Minnesota" Cascading Conversation tour began in 2011 with question development. Influenced by practices from the Art of Participatory Leadership, designers crafted open-ended questions that first focus on individual stories and preferences before shifting the orientation towards communities and the state.
The initial round of conversations came through a convenience sample that in total yielded 157 responses. Conversations were held between November 2011 and December 2013. Individuals conducting interviews were guided by instructions at the start of the conversation guide and those interviewed were invited at the end of the conversation to interview someone else. Two individuals trained in qualitative analysis provided the initial study to iteratively identify the common themes across participants. Little demographic information about respondents was captured during this time. Interviewers anecdotally reported that the majority of participants appeared to be white, college-educated, and employed.
A desire to reach a broader audience led to a revision of the feedback form which asked for participants to identify gender, race/ethnicity, highest level of educational attainment, work situation, and sexual orientation. The conversation questions remained the same. Organizers planned a second round of conversations to more intentionally collect responses that better represents the diversity of Millennials in Minnesota. They assembled an advance team of individuals who identified across a range of identities and provided training on holding the conversations and reporting the responses. Their charge was to conduct conversations with individuals from their communities.
Between June and November 2014, the advance team conducted and reported results from fifty conversations. The same two individuals who had conducted the qualitative analysis from the first round of conversations did the same for the second round. They used the emergent codes from the 2011-2013 sample in addition to identifying new themes unique to the 2014 data set.
It is important to note that the data presented in this report are not representative of all Millennials in Minnesota. Rather, these data are meant to be a starting point for dialogue about the thoughts and opinions regarding the future of Minnesota. Minnesota Rising is continually focused on seeing whose voices are missing from the conversation and working to invite greater participation. Additional conversations will continue to engage a variety of participants in an effort to broaden the pool of responses and reflect the state's diversity (e.g., racial, ethnic, gender, sexual orientation, socioeconomic, and geographic).
Findings: Demographic profile of conversation participants
Looking at the 50 participants from the second round of conversations (demographic data were not collected from the first round of conversations), they are primarily between the ages of 23 and 32, are well-educated, and employed full-time. Eighty-four percent of respondents had completed a bachelor's or higher. For employment, 80 percent had a full-time position at the time of the conversation. About 38 percent of Minnesota residents age 25-34 have earned a bachelor's degree or higher. Of all entry level and early career-age adults (age 16-34), 73 percent are working.[1]
Figure 1: Percentage of respondents by age in years (N=50)
Figure 2: Percentage of respondents' educational attainment (N=50)
Figure 3: Percentage of respondents' current employment status (N=50)
Seventy-four percent of respondents identified as female, 24 percent as male, and two percent as gender queer.
Out of the 49 respondents who provided information about their sexual orientation, four out of five identified as heterosexual.
Figure 4: Percentage of respondents' identified sexual orientation (N=49)
All fifty participants provided their race and ethnicity in an open ended question. The two tables below show all responses. The first table includes responses which came up more than once and the second includes those that only appeared once. The three most common responses were Caucasian or white (32%), African-American or black (18%), Hmong (10%), and Asian (10%).
Table 1: Race and ethnicity responses identified more than once (N = 50)
African-American or black
Caucasian or white
Multiracial or biracial
Table 2: Race and ethnicity responses identified only once (N=50)
Guyanese
Hmong-Ojibwe
Korean-American
In Minnesota, one in four millennials is a person of color, so this set of respondents over samples that demographic.[2]
[1] Compiled by Minnesota Compass in March 2015 from U.S. Census Bureau, Decennial Census (2010) and U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey (2013) The calculation does not include residents in the armed forces.
[2] Minnesota Compass, 6 surprising trends about Minnesota's millennials, March 2014
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In the second week of July, Grandma came to the house to stay for the week and watch the kids so the I could help Mom and Dad at the hospital after Dad's surgery.
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Orla Smith / October 23, 2018
Rafiki interview: 'Falling in love is when you giggle and blush the most'
Director Wanuri Kahiu discusses her controversial debut feature, Rafiki, a lesbian film which has faced bans in Kahiu's native Kenya.
Sheila Munyiva and Samantha Mugatsia in Rafiki directed by Wanuri Kahiu
Cannes Film Festival premieres are typically eagerly awaited for their big name auteurs – but Wanuri Kahiu's debut feature, Rafiki, was hotly anticipated for completely different reasons. It's a Kenyan film about a lesbian romance and was thus banned from its native country, where homosexuality is illegal. The ban was recently temporarily lifted, allowing Kahiu's film to be screened for a seven-day window that made it eligible to be selected as Kenya's foreign language Oscar submission (although it eventually lost out to Seventh Row favourite Supa Modo).
It's frustrating that Rafiki's political importance means discussions of its quality as a film have been set to one side. It's a low-key delight: Kahiu has crafted a sweet and winning romance with charm to spare. The love between Kena (Samantha Mugatsia) and Ziki (Sheila Munyiva) has the pure and excitable energy of a teen romance. Their lows are harsher and more dangerous than your typical rom-com, but the butterfly highs of fresh infatuation and connecting deeply with another person are just as exhilarating.
Mugatsia and Munyiva make the film. Their effortless chemistry makes us believe that, despite their many differences, Kena and Ziki fit seamlessly together from the get go. Both ensure their characters feel like fully fleshed out individuals, even beyond the limits of a thin script. Mugatsia, in particular, has charisma to spare: early scenes establish Kena's everyday life hanging out with her friends, around whom she has swagger and easy confidence. She knows how to fit in, and she's good at it. But even the subtlest of Mugatsia's gestures clue us in to the feelings she keeps hidden: flickers of discomfort, frustration, or fear. In her first ever screen performance, Mugatsia proves herself a star.
At the London Film Festival, I spoke with director Kahiu about casting her two leads and workshopping their chemistry, as well as using the colour and sound of Nairobi to tell a story.
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Seventh Row (7R): What was the genesis of Rafiki?
Wanuri Kahiu: At the time, my producer Steven Markovitz was looking for African literature to adapt into African film. I wanted to make a love story, so I started to read lots and lots of love stories from the continent. Then I read Jambula Tree, [the novel from which Rafiki is adapted], which was just so wonderfully written. [Author] Monica Arac de Nyeko had created such a great world, and I wanted to be a person that could bring that world to life.
7R: While this is a socially and politically significant film, it's also a lot of fun. There's a colourful opening credits sequence set to energetic music, which acts almost as an assurance that you're going to enjoy yourself – and I did.
Wanuri Kahiu: It's falling in love. I was making a film about falling in love, and falling in love is fun, as much as it is angsty and ridiculous. It's the time when you giggle and blush the most. I wanted to capture that feeling of falling in love.
7R: The colours are so vibrant and vital to the storytelling. For example, Ziki's lilac hair is reflected in the way the screen is tinged with lilac in some of the sweeter moments. How did you think about using colour in Rafiki?
Wanuri Kahiu: I knew I wanted colour to be able to tell the story of the film. There's a couple of different metaphors that we use. One of them was that of a rose, so using that metaphor in as many ways as you can think: there's rose-tinted glasses, but also the progression of the life of a rose — how fresh and new it is at the beginning, and then how sullied it is at the end. We used some of those colours when we were treating the tougher scenes. Then, when treating the the lighter scenes, we use more of the bloom than the wilt.
'It's the time when you giggle and blush the most. I wanted to capture that feeling of falling in love.'Click To Tweet
7R: The sound design is really important, too, as these are characters who must constantly remain aware of their environment and the people around them.
Wanuri Kahiu: Nairobi is naturally a very colourful and sound-filled space, so it was thinking about how to work with the location to try to create the moods we needed to create. It is a story about Nairobi, as well. We used the sound and the noise of Nairobi to create this claustrophobic, omnipresent feeling.
When the girls were together, we pulled away some of that sound. It was much quieter and stiller, as if they were finding their freedom in the stillness and in the quiet rather than in the noise that they're constantly surrounded by.
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7R: Your two lead actresses are both so compelling. How did you cast both of them and make sure that they would work well together?
Wanuri Kahiu: First, we looked for them individually, and they came in two different ways. Sheila came through an audition. With Sam, I had seen her at a party, and she looked the part. We got her to come in for an audition, and she was amazing, so that was super lucky.
When the girls were together, we pulled away some of that sound. It was quieter, as if they were finding their freedom in the stillness.'Click To Tweet
I cast Sam before I cast Sheila, so once I knew who Kena was, then I knew how to play Ziki — what would be the differences between them. I started to look for those differences even as I continued to cast, because Sam was firmly in my mind even though she hadn't said yes.
Then we tested chemistry, and it just worked. They were really playful together.
7R: Did you have a rehearsal period?
Wanuri Kahiu: We had a couple of weeks of rehearsal where we did lots of play. It wasn't at all line readings. It was more creating relationships and trust.
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We used music as part of our rehearsal. We would play different types of music and build relationships as a result. For example, if it was a couple, they would be dancing to music to represent the very beginning of their relationship. The music is super happy. And then we change the tone of the music and have them dance in different ways just to play with that dynamic and explore how it changes. That helps, very quickly, to understand the chemistry between two people.
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Its diagnostic efficiency seems to be similar in older sufferers who're admitted to the hospital. Majority of adult most cancers sufferers used CAM and it's important for health-care professionals to keep abreast of research on CAM, to actively illicit data concerning utilization and to supply appropriate advice and counseling. Kinetics of homophilic binding by embryonic and adult forms of the neural cell adhesion molecule. In multiracial and multicultural Singapore, patients are uncovered to complementary and different medication from each japanese and western cultures. Although studies have shown that CAM usage is very prevalent amongst most cancers sufferers, no study on the prevalence of CAM in Singaporean adult cancer sufferers had been published.
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These results point out that in cultured neural tissue, the E type of N-CAM just isn't processed into A forms however is gradually degraded and replaced by newly synthesized A varieties.
Similar to the CAM, a affected person should be inattentive in order to be 3D-CAM.
In older patients, the 4AT is 90% delicate and 84% particular for delirium when carried out by a geriatrician (Bellelli et al. Age Ageing. 2014). Though many other delirium assessments have been studied for non-ICU sufferers, the Confusion Assessment Method is probably the most widely studied and used. The CAM can additionally be the progenitor of the CAM-ICU, bCAM, and 3D-CAM. A affected person must have altered mental status/fluctuating course and inattention, and either disorganized considering or altered stage of consciousness to be CAM positive; these options are decided by observing the affected person during bedside cognitive testing. The original validation research observed that the CAM was 94% to 100% delicate and 90% to 95% particular in contrast with a psychiatrist's assessment (Inouye et al. Ann Int Med.1990). Wong et al. performed a meta-analysis and noticed a pooled sensitivity of 86% and pooled specificity of 93% (Wong et al. JAMA. 2010). In older Emergency Department patients, the DTS was found to be 98% delicate and 55% specific for delirium as recognized by a psychiatrist assessment .
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During normal development, the neural cell adhesion molecule N-CAM changes at the cell-surface from a sialic acid-rich embryonic, or E kind, to several adult, or A forms that have much less sialic acid (E-to-A conversion). To investigate the cellular and molecular mechanisms that underlie these changes, we have established circumstances underneath which E-to-A conversion happens in cultured explants of central nervous system tissues. Mouse cerebellum, chick spinal cord, and chick retina that express the E form of N-CAM were dissected and cultured on collagen gels. After 3-6 d in tradition, increased proportions of A varieties have been synthesized, as revealed by particular immunoprecipitation and immunoblotting.
While many delirium screening instruments exist for non-ICU settings, the information cites UB-2, CAM, 3D-CAM, CAM-ICU, bCAM, Nu-DESC as options. Assessing for delirium all through the complete hospital system is a an necessary part of patient care. The alternative of which delirium evaluation to make use of depends on your wants, objectives, and patient populations. An wonderful systematic review on a number of delirium assessment tools could be discovered at Wong et al. The neural cell adhesion molecule (N-CAM) inhibits proliferation in major cultures of rat astrocytes.
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Altered expression of neuronal cell adhesion molecules induced by nerve harm and repair. Nerve development issue enhances expression of neuron-glia cell adhesion molecule in PC12 cells. Molecular mechanisms of cell adhesion in regular and remodeled cells. CAMS was established in August, 2018 as certainly one of three Exploratory Centers of Excellence funded by the National Institute of Nursing Research on the National Institutes of Health .
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The table has two axes. Installation method (1-4) and cross-section.
I'm trying to create a program in which I enter the minimum current capacity and Installation method and the program outputs the minimum cross section and current capacity.
Here's a part of the table:
Eksample:
I enter the values min. 11A and installation method nr. 1.
The output is 13.5A and 1.5mm^2

A: Here's one way of doing it
For Current
=IFERROR(INDEX($B$2:$D$5,G2,MATCH(TRUE,(F2<=INDEX($B$2:$D$5,G2,0)),0)),"Insufficient capacity")

For Cross-section
=IFERROR(INDEX($B$1:$D$1,MATCH(TRUE,(F2<=INDEX($B$2:$D$5,G2,0)),0)),"Insufficient capacity")

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How do I get the paragraph below it to show up down the page instead of behind it. I'm kind of at a loss, please help!
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At Christmas time we tend to try to pack in everything. It also seems like it's the one time of year we visit everybody. Why do we do this? Why not make the effort seeing people throughout the year? However, if you are travelling there are several things to think about when planing the event.
My final tip is have a good lumbar support in the car (if you don't put a cushion or rolled up towel behind you) and maybe if your lucky enjoy the heated seats.
Your back does not like sitting for more than 30mins, fact! So prevent the need for a chiropractic adjustment, and plan your trip with good posture and breaks.


What is the correct chlorpheniramine dosage for dogs? How much chlorpheniramine can you give a canine?
The dose will vary by size of the dog. The usually dose ranges from about 2mg up to 8mg every 12 hours.
The most accurate way would be to calculate the dog's chlorpheniramine maleate dose by weight. The most common dosage is to give 0.4mg for every 2.2 pounds of weight. Read my chlorpheniramine for dogs post to see an example.
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FDA Expanding Research Ops to Better Fight the Opioid Epidemic
Ed Cara
The Trump administration's approach to the opioid crisis has been at times clumsy and nonsensical. With that in mind, it seems the Food and Drug Administration is preparing to take a big step in the right direction: It plans to widen the scope of medication-assisted treatment, or MAT.
In a speech held at the National Governors Association winter meeting this weekend, Alex Azar, the newly-minted Secretary of Health and Human Services, was forthright about the necessity of MAT, which combines therapy with prescribed drugs that reduce craving and withdrawal symptoms, over "detox" approaches that force people with addiction to quit cold-turkey.
"Medication-assisted treatment works," Azar said, according to a Politico reporter who was present. "The evidence on this is voluminous and ever growing." Azar also cited data showing that only a third of specialized addiction treatment clinics offer MAT, reportedly lamenting that failing to provide MAT to people living with addiction is akin to "treating an infection without antibiotics."
Azar's stance on MAT is markedly clearer than the position of his predecessor, Tom Price, who eventually resigned after a public backlash over his heavy use of taxpayer-funded charter flights. Price said in an interview last May that older MAT drugs like buprenorphine and methadone—opioids that are used to help decrease symptoms while blocking the euphoric effects of other opioids—wouldn't move "the dial much," since it only replaced one opioid for another. The HHS was then forced to clarify its support of MAT, following an open letter signed by nearly 700 doctors and researchers involved in opioid use treatment.
As part of his promise to raise rates of MAT use, Azar said that the FDA would soon unveil two draft guidance documents, intended for drugmakers, that would help improve patients' ability to access MAT and "correct a misconception that patients must achieve total abstinence in order for MAT to be considered effective."
One of these documents, a senior FDA official reportedly told the New York Times, will encourage drugmakers to develop longer-lasting formulations of currently approved drugs, which also includes naltrexone, a newer MAT drug that blocks opioids from reaching receptors in the brain. These formulations would likely resemble the once-monthly injectable buprenorphine product, Sublocade, that the FDA approved via its fast-track review program last November. It's hoped that longer-lasting drugs would make it easier for patients to adhere to their regimen, Azar reportedly said, especially in rural areas where transportation can be difficult.
The second guidance would explicitly allow drugmakers to submit a wider range of drugs for FDA approval. The document reportedly makes clear that the agency will consider drugs effective for MAT if they relieve aspects of opioid addiction, such as craving and overdoses, even if they don't necessarily lead to the complete remission of opioid use.
"We will permit an endpoint that shows substantial reductions but does not require the patient to be totally clean at every visit if the measurements are fairly frequent," a senior FDA official told the NYT.
The FDA's announced plans are welcome news to those like Leo Beletsky, an opioid policy researcher at Northeastern University.
"The immediate endpoint for opioid use disorder treatment must be reduction in overdose and other health risks, with longer-term goal being improved patient quality of life, functioning, and overall physical and mental health," Beletsky told Gizmodo via email.
At the same time, there are still some misconceptions about addiction treatment that he worries the agency or its officials might be perpetuating.
"I was frankly surprised to see the implication that addiction can be cured and the moniker 'totally clean' in [the FDA official's quote], since this framing does not reflect the current best practice in substance use treatment," he said. "It betrays lagging stigma in both how policymakers talk about substance use treatment and how it is actually practiced"
He added, "To me this highlights the imperative that, as the FDA increasingly takes on an overdue leadership role in boosting access to lifesaving medication for those suffering from opioid use disorder, I hope they draw on national experts in this space."
The FDA is expected to release these draft guidance documents sometime next March, the NYT reports.
[New York Times, Politico]
ScienceHealth


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Archives for category: Art
Happy Owl-oween!
The Enchanted Owl, 1960.
Here's my tribute to the pioneering Inuit artist, Kenojuak Ashevak. She was world-renowned for bringing attention to her people's culture and mythology through her illuminating interpretations of Far North and Arctic animals…particularly birds. We lost the legend herself earlier this year at the ripe old age of 85, but not before her signature style brought happiness to many an avid collector of her drawings and sketches. Membership into the Royal Canadian Academy of Arts and her art being chosen to grace three Canadian stamps and a 25¢ Canadian circulation coin were career highlights.
In her owls and loons, head and tail feathers dance and shimmer like rays of the sun, as she said, "driving away the darkness." Ravens and wolves, often entwined with one another, form a web of scavenging, opportunistic bodies that are intensified by color-blocked splashes of plumage or all-over fur. Crowded on the paper — croaking, gurgling, cawing and howling — you can almost hear them they are so loud.
Animals and humans transformed, communing with the beyond. Shaman knows the way.
Tags Cape Dorset, Halloween, Inuit art, Kenojuak, owls
Categories Arctic, Art, Celebrations & Holidays, Culture
This ain't no Salvador.
Ice cream that doesn't break a sweat.
Dreamstones, as they are commonly referred to, are essentially "nature imitating nature" in vertical canvases of rock. So highly regarded were these naturally occurring Cangshan蒼山 deposits from Yunnan Province (Southwest China) that the town where much of it comes from, Dali, lent its name to the Chinese word for marble: da4li3shi2, roughly "big texture stone" or 大理石。What a coincidence then that the Spanish great, Dalí, was principally a landscape artist.
First prized by scholars and the like-minded, the marble also formed a type of tribute to the Imperial Court. Unfortunately, along came a revolution, and the stones and most everything associated with them was destroyed, their romancers nearly silenced. You see, you don't just cut a slice from the quarry, mount it in wood and call it art. There's technique, knowledge and an eye for color and pattern that go into choosing, classifying and interpreting the marble. Raw stories in the massif; collected stories waiting to be polished.
Tags China, Dali, dreamstones, marble, nature
Categories Art, Culture, Naming, Nature


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Original U.S. Spanish-American War Model 1892 New York Contract Experimental "Ropes" Pattern Holster for Colt .38 Long Revolver
Original Item: Only One Available. Now this is a rare piece of history! This "Model 1892" holster is a New York contract "Ropes Pattern" experimental holster featuring the "Mexican Loop", as used with the Colt .38 Long Barrel Revolver! The holster design was attributed to Captain James M. Ropes as the result of his many years of practical experience in the US military, and reflected both his experience in the Civil War era volunteer army cavalry and in the later Indian War era regular army.
The black leather holster has the tapered body and full flap of a late Civil War Army pattern revolver holster with two unique features. It has an extended belt loop/skirt attached to the body and is referred to as a "Mexican Loop". The Mexican Double Loop holster probably originated in northern Mexico or the American Southwest during the 1860's when cartridge belts became popular. The holster was cut from a single piece of leather, folded to create a belt loop and skirt behind the holster to fit over the cartridges in the belt. The second unique feature is the 11 .38 caliber cartridge loops attached to the mouth of the holster and fully covered by the flap.
The condition is excellent for the age but there is a bit of cracking in the finish, making any markings that would have been present difficult to find. There is however a marking on the front that is an embossed NY for New York contract and was used by state troops and police. A Lot of the stitching is still present but there is stitching loss present and the riveted/stitched closure tongue is is held on by a few thread which was an old repair done to ensure the two pieces stayed original to each other.
Other than the stitching loss, this is still an extremely attractive holster, one that is rarely encountered.
Comes more than ready for further research and display.
The M1892's counter-clockwise cylinder rotation tended to force the cylinder out of alignment with the frame over time, and this was exacerbated by relatively weak lockwork used to "time", or match individual chambers to the barrel. In 1908, Colt improved and strengthened the lockwork, and changed the cylinder rotation to a clockwise movement.
A Model 1892 revolver was recovered from the USS Maine after it exploded in Havana Harbor in 1898. It was presented to then-Assistant Secretary of the Navy Theodore Roosevelt, who would later become President of the United States. Roosevelt brandished this pistol to rally his Rough Riders during the famed charge up San Juan Hill on July 1, 1898. This revolver was on display at Sagamore Hill and was stolen from there in 1963, recovered and then stolen again in 1990. It was recovered in 2006 and returned to Sagamore Hill on June 14, 2006.
This revolver was thought of as a decent handgun for its time, but complaints arose from the military concerning the revolver's cartridge chambering. Beginning in 1899, combat reports arose from the Philippines campaign regarding the poor performance of the M1892's .38-caliber ammunition. Specifically, users complained that the .38 bullet repeatedly failed to stop charging Filipino rebels at close ranges, even when hit multiple times. The complaints caused the U.S. Army to hurriedly issue stocks of .45 caliber revolvers, and played a central role in its decision to replace the M1892 with the .45 Colt M1909 New Service revolver in 1909.
In the rush to furnish arms to the rapidly expanding Army and Navy after the United States entered World War I, surplus stocks of these old Colts were inspected, refurbished as needed, and then issued to rear-echelon Army troops and Navy officers as a substitute standard side arm.


The Seven Deadly Sins… – Illustration. Design. Subversion.
This is an idea I've had for a while. I was watching the movie Se7en and decided to switch the channel (as I've seen it numerous times) and what happened to be on? That's right The Empire Strikes Back. I got to thinking "what if the seven deadly sins were represented by star wars characters? The egomaniac Han Solo is obviously Pride and The fat gangster Jabba the Hut fits for Gluttony and I just ran with it from there. Hope you like it!
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War of the Rebellion: Serial 106 Page 0787 Chapter LXII. CORRESPONDENCE-UNION AND CONFEDERATE.
strictest economy in the use of forage. At all stations the issue of forage will not exceed one-half the present allowance authorized in regulations. When it can be safely done the cavalry and quartermaster's horses not absolutely required for current service at the posts will be taken t the nearest place where grass and water can be procured and the animals herded.
San Francisco, Cal., March 12, 1864.
GENERAL: The general commanding the department, having read with care your circular of March 1, desires me to say that he approves the position taken for protection of all loyal American citizens who may seek a home in the Territory of Utah. The laws of Congress for the protection of citizens must be enforced.
Fort Vancouver, Wash. Ter., March 12, 1864.
COLONEL: I have the honor to acknoledge the reception of your letter of the 26th of January, saying that two companies of the Ninth Infantry will be forwarded to this district for the purpose of manning the batteries at the mouth of the Columbia River. Company D, of the Ninth Infantry, accordingly arrived here on the 1st of February. I shall be happy to see, accordingly, the other companies of that regiment promised. Captain W. H. Jordan, with Company A, Ninth Infantry, will be sent about the 1st proximo to Cape Disappointment. I have appointed First Lieutenant J. E. Yard, Ninth Infantry, acting assistant quartermaster and acting commissary of subsistence of the command, and wish orders be given for his being supplied with the requisite funds from the chiefs of those headquarters.


A two-pound cannonball fired by the British during an attack on Falmouth during the War of 1812.
In addition to the exhibits presented in our galleries and in our shops each year, the museum website presents several online exhibits. Some of these (like the exhibit about ice houses) are online versions of exhibits that were mounted in the museum galleries at some point in the past. Others (like the exhibit about the guano works) were never mounted and have existed only online.
To read more about these exhibits scroll down or click here.


Comet 1P/837 F1 (Halley) made its closest approach to Earth, coming within 0.0334 AUs (5 million km, 3.1 million miles).
A. Borrelly discovered asteroid #120 Lachesis.
J. Palisa discovered asteroid #216 Kleopatra.
J. Palisa discovered asteroid #730 Athanasia.
The freight car carrying the 200 inch mirror blank for the Hale Telescope at the Mount Palomar Observatory arrived at the rail yard in East Pasadena.
E. L. Johnson discovered asteroid #1760 Sandra.
The USSR's Luna 14 went into orbit around the Moon.
USSR launched Soyuz 33 with cosmonauts N. N. Rukavishnikov (USSR) and G. I. Ivanov (Bulgaria) aboard, an unsuccessful mission that failed to dock with the Salyut 6 space station.
The damaged Solar Max satellite was snared and repaired by astronauts aboard the shuttle Challenger during the STS 41-C mission.
The Japanese Hiten spacecraft was intentionally hard-landed on the Moon after 10 Lunar swingbys in its orbit around the Earth and more than a year and a half orbiting the Moon.
NASA's STS 110 (Atlantis 25) flight docked at the International Space Station (ISS), carrying the the 43 foot long S0 (S-Zero) Truss for assembly onto the Station.