On Saturday night, Slimane introduced Celine's new woman, and she is a woman chic, knowing and a direct descendant of a particular stylish archetype of years past. In a little fashion irony, Slimane always installs a modernist set. This time, his first model descended from on high in a big light box, emerging onto the runway in all her retro glory. Her look: the sort of confident, sporty élan that ruled bourgeois Parisian style, and emanated well beyond that sphere, in that well-dressed period from the mid-Seventies into the Eighties, before the latter decade turned hideous. The aura travels well, across time and through modern life.
The silhouette Céline is more streamlined this Spring. However, coats fit close to the body with cocoon-like shapes while knits are long and lean worn over wool skirts.
She likes her luxury understated but still statement making- looking for comfort but not at the sacrifice of style. A woman that forges her own fashion path with no regard to what the rest of the industry is up to. Basically, designer Phoebe Philo, who has turned the Céline brand into a mirror image of herself.
Last season's painterly brush stroke patterns made way for jungle cat spots, subtly smudged to dilute their powers. Which was not the case for the dramatic almost porcupine quill-like feather embellishments that sprouted out of the final three looks.


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Ruth Clinger (Cloward)
24 Apr 1914 - 4 Jul 2005
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Ruth Clinger (Cloward) was born on 24 Apr 1914
Ruth Clinger (Cloward) was 16 years old when The New York Stock Exchange crashes in what will be called the Crash of '29 or "Black Tuesday", ending the Great Bull Market of the 1920s and beginning the Great Depression. The New York Stock Exchange, is an American stock exchange located at 11 Wall Street, Lower Manhattan, New York City, New York. It is by far the world's largest stock exchange by market capitalization of its listed companies at US$21.3 trillion as of June 2017. The average daily trading value was approximately US$169 billion in 2013. The NYSE trading floor is located at 11 Wall Street and is composed of 21 rooms used for the facilitation of trading. A fifth trading room, located at 30 Broad Street, was closed in February 2007. The main building and the 11 Wall Street building were designated National Historic Landmarks in 1978.
Ruth Clinger (Cloward) was 25 years old when World War II: Nazi Germany and Slovakia invade Poland, beginning the European phase of World War II. World War II, also known as the Second World War, was a global war that lasted from 1939 to 1945, although conflicts reflecting the ideological clash between what would become the Allied and Axis blocs began earlier. The vast majority of the world's countries—including all of the great powers—eventually formed two opposing military alliances: the Allies and the Axis. It was the most global war in history; it directly involved more than 100 million people from over 30 countries. In a state of total war, the major participants threw their entire economic, industrial, and scientific capabilities behind the war effort, blurring the distinction between civilian and military resources. World War II was the deadliest conflict in human history, marked by 50 to 85 million fatalities, most of whom were civilians in the Soviet Union and China. It included massacres, the genocide of the Holocaust, strategic bombing, premeditated death from starvation and disease and the only use of nuclear weapons in war.
Ruth Clinger (Cloward) was 31 years old when World War II: Combat ends in the Pacific Theater: The Japanese Instrument of Surrender is signed by Japanese Foreign Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu and accepted aboard the battleship USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay. The Pacific War, sometimes called the Asia-Pacific War, was the theater of World War II that was fought in the Pacific and Asia. It was fought over a vast area that included the Pacific Ocean and islands, the South West Pacific, South-East Asia, and in China.
Ruth Clinger (Cloward) was 43 years old when Space Race: Launch of Sputnik 1, the first artificial satellite to orbit the Earth. The Space Race refers to the 20th-century competition between two Cold War rivals, the Soviet Union (USSR) and the United States (US), for dominance in spaceflight capability. It had its origins in the missile-based nuclear arms race between the two nations that occurred following World War II, aided by captured German missile technology and personnel from the Aggregat program. The technological superiority required for such dominance was seen as necessary for national security, and symbolic of ideological superiority. The Space Race spawned pioneering efforts to launch artificial satellites, uncrewed space probes of the Moon, Venus, and Mars, and human spaceflight in low Earth orbit and to the Moon.
Ruth Clinger (Cloward) was 51 years old when Thirty-five hundred United States Marines are the first American land combat forces committed during the Vietnam War. The United States Marine Corps (USMC), also referred to as the United States Marines, is a branch of the United States Armed Forces responsible for conducting amphibious operations with the United States Navy. The U.S. Marine Corps is one of the four armed service branches in the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) and one of the seven uniformed services of the United States.
Ruth Clinger (Cloward) was 63 years old when Star Wars is released in theaters. Star Wars is a 1977 American epic space opera film written and directed by George Lucas. It is the first film in the original Star Wars trilogy and the beginning of the Star Wars franchise. Starring Mark Hamill, Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher, Peter Cushing, Alec Guinness, David Prowse, James Earl Jones, Anthony Daniels, Kenny Baker, and Peter Mayhew, the film focuses on the Rebel Alliance, led by Princess Leia (Fisher), and its attempt to destroy the Galactic Empire's space station, the Death Star.
Ruth Clinger (Cloward) was 69 years old when Michael Jackson's Thriller, the best-selling album of all time, was released. Michael Joseph Jackson was an American singer, songwriter, and dancer. Dubbed the "King of Pop", he was one of the most popular entertainers in the world, and was the best-selling music artist during the year of his death. Jackson's contributions to music, dance, and fashion along with his publicized personal life made him a global figure in popular culture for over four decades.
Ruth Clinger (Cloward) was 77 years old when The World Wide Web is opened to the public. The World Wide Web (WWW), also called the Web, is an information space where documents and other web resources are identified by Uniform Resource Locators (URLs), interlinked by hypertext links, and accessible via the Internet. English scientist Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web in 1989. He wrote the first web browser in 1990 while employed at CERN in Switzerland. The browser was released outside CERN in 1991, first to other research institutions starting in January 1991 and to the general public on the Internet in August 1991.
Ruth Clinger (Cloward) died on 4 Jul 2005 at the age of 91
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GSD&M Launches Strategy Studio
Austin-based creative agency expands strategic leadership with a series of promotions and new hires
Austin, TX – July 9, 2018 – GSD&M announced today the launch of its Strategy Studio, a diverse community of generalist marketing strategists and decision sciences specialists. By bringing a broader range of strategic disciplines together in a nimble, collaborative model, the agency will be able to provide deeper insights and deliver a uniquely comprehensive level of strategic leadership to each of its clients.
Meeting brands' increasing demand for real strategic leadership from their creative agencies, the Strategy Studio approach is currently being implemented across GSD&M's roster of clients. Core capabilities range from traditional brand planning, to communications, social, audience and experience strategy, decision sciences and analytics, and advertising technology.
A series of leadership developments for Strategy Studio include an expanded role for VP/Group Strategy Director Jim Firestone, who is now responsible for building out capabilities and ways of working while managing the Studio community; Janice Suter as VP/Social Media, reinforcing the centrality of GSD&M's strategic social media practice; and Shannon Jensen, formerly Media Director, who will now serve as Director of Advertising Technology.
"There is a need for a new business model within the industry to build and deliver modern strategic solutions to connect brands and consumers in more impactful and meaningful ways," said GSD&M President Marianne Malina. "Our Strategy Studio amplifies the way we're already working with clients while giving us the flexibility to be more integrated – to provide deeper insights, be faster, nimbler and smarter, and deliver stronger storytelling with ideas that make a difference."
Another piece of this evolution includes the return of Mikael Greenlief as Director of Communication Strategy, and the promotion of David Zwickerhill to Director of Analytics.
As the newly appointed Director of Communications Strategy, Mikael Greenlief will be responsible for leading communications planning and strategy for GSD&M's clients. Mikael will help clients navigate today's fragmented and complex dynamics between consumers, media and content. Mikael is a firm believer in architecting the entire consumer experience and purposefully considering every encounter a consumer has with a brand. He will lead efforts that produce the media and creative for the right types of behaviors to occur by integrating with brand strategy, creative, media and analytics, as well as social strategy in partnership with VP of Social Media, Janice Suter. A GSD&M boomerang, having previously worked at the agency from 2012-2014, Mikael has since held roles at Carat USA where he was the Head of Global Strategy on Adidas and at Giant Spoon leading Communications Strategy on Old Navy, LEGO, Amazon Studio and others.
As Director of Analytics, David Zwickerhill will be responsible for leading analytics-based decision sciences specialists within GSD&M's Strategy Studio, working closely with Director of Advertising Technology, Shannon Jensen. David has been instrumental in building GSD&M's data and analytics practice over the past few years, working across clients like the United States Air Force, Southwest Airlines and others. He is the brains behind the Air Force martech stack that places the brand at the leading edge of all marketers and drives virtually everything the agency creates for the brand. In addition, David played a critical role in the redesign of AirForce.com helping create an intuitive, personalized platform to recruit digital natives – a solution that has generated record results and been recognized with a Silver Cannes Lion in Digital Craft. Prior to joining GSD&M in 2015, David held roles at Seer Interactive and WEX Inc. working across analytics, SEO strategy, content strategy and distribution, customer engagement and lead generation.
"The Studio is a unique approach for the industry, bringing together GSD&M's long-standing strength in brand planning with our industry-leading decision sciences capability and emerging specialty disciplines," said Chief Strategy Officer Andrew Teagle and one of the founding leaders involved in the Strategy Studio concept. "The approach, much more flexible than traditional models, allows us to quickly get to more powerful insights, tell more compelling brand stories, and ensure that every idea is making a the biggest possible difference for our clients."
The development of the Strategy Studio is additional proof of an already strong 2018 for GSD&M. The agency launched its most ambitious work to date: "A Man Like You," a 3-minute short film for Harry's redefining modern masculinity, which won a Bronze Glass Lion for Change and Bronze Film Lion at the 2018 Cannes Lions Festival. GSD&M has grown its client business rapidly in 2018, adding iconic brands like Jack Link's and Pizza Hut to its client roster, and retaining a $741 million contract with the United States Air Force.
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CKAN based source code of the European Data Portal now available
March 20, 2016 in Deployments
The European Data Portal version 1 was released on 18 February 2016. Today, the source code of the CKAN based European Data Portal and its extensions are released on GitLab. So, what extensions were made to CKAN? What can I find on the European Data Portal? Let's start with some background information to understand the function of the portal and its components. The primary purpose of the European Data Portal is to harvest the metadata of national, regional and local Open Data portals and act as a single point of access to all Open Data available across Europe. The number of harvested datasets increased from 240,000 in November 2015 to over 415,000 datasets today. All metadata is made available in 6 languages: English, French, German, Italian, Polish and Spanish. Next to the harvesting process, the portal offers more information around providing data to support public bodies in releasing more data. The Goldbook provides an overview of everything you need to know as a data holder who wants to start publishing data. You can also find an explanation on how a portal can be harvested by the European Data Portal. The section using data underlines the benefits of re-using Open Data as well as a checklist illustrating the key steps you need to go through before using data. Share your story and take part in our survey to raise further awareness at public sector level for the release of more data. Finally, the Library contains a huge amount of additional training material, use cases, reports and so on. In a nutshell, the Portal contains metadata, training material, reports, use cases and all, but how does the CKAN platform integrated into the Portal really work? The CKAN extensions of the European Data Portal In order to integrate the required functionalities into CKAN, an extension was specifically developed. This extension provides several aspects of the overall concept. Most notable are the support for multilingual metadata, the implementation of the DCAT application profile for data portals in Europe (DCAT-AP) standard and the synchronisation with a Linked Data triplestore. The multilingual feature which enables the current search functionality in six different languages was realised by adding an additional metadata field, which holds the translations for arbitrary languages for each respective metadata field. Fields of datasets and resources are taken into account. When rendering the views, the current language setting is considered for serving the appropriate translation. This feature is used to integrate CKAN into an external service, where all relevant metadata is automatically translated into multiple languages by a machine translation service. The CKAN core schema was considerably extended to fully support DCAT-AP, which provides a RDF vocabulary for specifying public datasets. Therefore, a mapping from the vocabulary to the JSON-style schema of CKAN was designed and implemented. In addition, a mechanism was added to automatically replicate the metadata into a Virtuoso triplestore. By doing so, all datasets are directly available via a SPARQL endpoint. Besides the availability as JSON and HTML, every dataset can be served as RDF. The activities for extending CKAN in the context of the European Data Portal are in line with similar efforts of the CKAN community to enhance the software further towards Linked Data and multilingual support (see extensions ckanext-fluent and ckanext-dcat). The examples given are just some initiatives that will be further developed in the near future.
Access the Source Code on GitLab!
Authors: Wendy Carrara, Eva van Steenbergen and Fabian Kirstein on behalf of the European Data Portal
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Are you or someone in your family suffering from sleep troubles? Apparently you're not alone - up to 45% of Australian adults sleep poorly most nights. We're in the grip of an epidemic!
Here's an overview of some things that we building biologists would investigate in and around a home, that may contribute to poor sleep.
Every day we eat, drink and breathe in chemicals. We come in contact with them in our jobs, homes and community. They're everywhere and they're practically unavoidable. These chemicals don't just hang passively around us. They infiltrate our body and they build up in our blood and urine. In this post we cover chemical exposure in humans and how you can best reduce your toxic load in your own home.
Nature & health. What's the connection?
In our increasingly urban lives, we are all spending too much time indoors and too much time around technology. It's not a good combination. Thankfully, getting back in touch with nature is easy enough to do and will reap you many rewards, both in mind and in body.
For a start, getting outdoors and into a natural environment will do wonders for your stress levels, emotions and sense of wellbeing. But the benefits are much more far reaching and encompass mental function, psychological happiness, physical health and social gains.
What exactly is dirty electricity? What potential harm can it cause? How do you know if your home is affected? In this article we answer these questions and more. We will help you understand how dirty electricity may negatively affect human health and how you can avoid it.
Chemicals in Cosmetics: are your personal care products toxic?
Did you know that your skin is the largest organ of your body? Well it is, and in some areas it can absorb up to 100% of the ingredients you apply to it. Unfortunately, many cosmetic and personal care ingredients are far from wholesome. They can include a range of synthetic chemicals that are downright toxic! Such pollutants in the body are potential hormone disruptors and have been linked to a range of health problems including developmental delays, reproductive system issues, low birthweights and behavioural issues. In this article you'll learn how to avoid the nasty chemicals, where to go for safe cosmetics, and tips for adults and children alike.
Love pets but have allergies?
Household pets make excellent companions and make us feel happier (yes, there's research to prove it!). But, if you're one of those people who sneeze merely at the thought of an animal, then keeping pets may be difficult for you. Here we explore some ideas on how you can reduce the amount of pet allergens in your home.
Mobile phones: 10 good reasons to switch yours off (and we're not even talking about cancer)!
Many of you may have heard about possible health risks if you use mobile phones. In particular you may know something of the possible connection between mobile phone use and brain cancer.
But it's not just cancer we need to fear when it comes to mobile phone technology. Here's a list we've put together to highlight a whole range of other concerns, ones that you probably haven't even thought about until now.
Mould. Should you really worry about it?
You needn't be too concerned about a bit of bathroom tile mould. But toxic mould spreading insidiously through your home? Yes. In this article we explore the health concerns associated with mould, real-life stories from survivors of mould and mould illness, how to prevent mould and where to go for help if you do have a mould problem in your home.
Some countries are taking drastic measures to limit and prevent electromagnetic radiation. But why? Humans are a highly complex electromagnetic systems and as such, we interact with external electromagnetic radiation (EMR). Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity or EHS is a condition that covers a range of symptoms that appear to be brought on by electronic devices that emit radiation (such as mobile phones and wireless electronics). Learn more about it here and how to minimise your risk.
These days we hear more and more about the link between mobile phones and cancer, but is it really real? The truth is, we don't absolutely know. What we do know is that the World Health Organisation has found evidence to link some brain cancers to heavy mobile phone user. Read more here about that research, the biological pathway that can lead from radiation to cancer, and learn our top 10 tips to reducing your risk.
Household air quality: are you breathing toxic air?
Chances are, you're breathing in toxic air in your indoor environment. Even in your own home. People now spend around 90% of their time indoors and research has shown that exposure to indoor air pollutants is one hundred times higher than exposure to air pollutants outdoors. Thankfully there are things you can do about it. Here we will give you 6 key pointers to help you radically improve the air quality inside your home.
If you're in the market for a new mattress, you ought to know that most mattresses sold on the Australian market are made from petroleum-based polyurethane, and are treated with potentially lethal flame retardants. Flame retardant chemicals have been linked to serious health risks, such as hormone disruptions, infertility, birth defects, neuro-developmental delays, cancer, reduced IQ and behavioural problems in children. Here we give you our 3 top tips for promoting a peaceful, chemical-free sleep for you and your family.
Is Dust Dangerous? Top tips for staying on top of dust.
You may not love cleaning but here's a few good reasons why you shouldn't let dust build up in your home. For a start, dust contains pollutants such as lead, arsenic, DDT and allergens that can lead to a variety of health concerns such as allergies, asthma, learning difficulties and nervous system damage to name a few. The risks to young children are even greater due to their small size, and underdeveloped organs and immune system.
Should we ban our children from using mobile phones & tablets?
Is there a connection between mobile phone use and cancer, or not? Right now, the research, along with the experts are divided. Given our ever increasing reliance on mobile devices along with the World Health Organisation's latest classification that radiofrequency electromagnetic fields are possibly carcinogenic, perhaps it just makes good sense to keep our children away from this technology. Quite aside from the potential brain tumour they may (or may not) develop now or in later years, there is certainly a new set of behaviours emerging around technology addiction in our young folk and this alone is very disturbing.
Baby Monitors: Are you unwittingly putting your baby at risk?
Your newborn baby is the most precious thing to you in the world. You wouldn't dream of putting their health or livelihood at stake, would you? The unfortunate truth is that many parents are, unwittingly, putting their infant at risk of harmful radiation from standard, widely-available baby monitors.
Read on to find out about the dangers of baby monitors as well as the safest alternatives to safeguard your baby and you.
Rising Damp: what are the dangers?
Did you know that water penetration and dampness is the number one problem faced by the construction industry in Australia? And further, that a staggering 4% of homes in Australia are affected by rising damp? Here we outline what rising damp is and the dangers involved, how to prevent it and the various treatment options including a new, non-toxic and non-invasive solution.


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The problem with self-driving cars
Lately I've been pretty optimistic about self-driving cars…the technology seems to be maturing so quickly, I've been expecting them to become commonplace in a matter of years, not decades. A recent photo from Apple has me questioning that – and it's not a problem unique to Apple, all self-driving automotive technology currently has this limitation.
Take a look at that picture, what do you see? An incredibly complex array of optical-based sensors. Some are lasers, some are cameras. All self-driving cars use something similar, at least based on what's publicly known right now (GPS is also used, but it just provides approximate location, with no insight into obstacles on the road).
So. Optical sensors. What happens when the lenses get dirty? I used to live in CA so sure, out there they can stay clean for months. Or, as Apple recently announced, the technology can be improved to deal with some raindrops on the lens. But drivers in most of the country have an honest four seasons to deal with, and of course the worst is areas with snow. Not just for the snow that can accumulate on the lenses, but when that snow melts, the dirty airborne mist kicked up by other cars coats your own in a deep layer of muck.
The automotive industry has developed washers for headlights to partially address this problem, but those are imperfect…but maybe good enough for this application? Ideally, I think a true wiper-based solution is needed for each lens.
How will this be solved? I really don't know…maybe improving the technology used to clean some car headlights. Until then, I do expect self-driving cars to become commonplace, but only in mild-climate urban areas.
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I'm going to coin that phrase now, before someone on the Left does and thinks themselves like the next like Chomsky'r whatever. Also so I can monopolize the buzz surrounding this new, glib replacement for political commentary and point out that it's an entirely unfair comparison, for what should be obvious reasons, and anyone who would compare the eerie similarity between Bush's platform and that of the man who he famously battled to Clintonian lows eight years ago is not — intellectually — serious.
Mr Bush said his one-time rival would be a president with the "determination to defeat an enemy and a heart big enough to love those who hurt".
Gerson reopens the lemonade stand here. Andrew makes sour face. Lowry lifts a glass.
I call dibs on referring to McCain as "Bush's Raul Castro".
It's not particularly significant that W should praise McCain (or anybody else) in W-ish language; it's a bit more significant that McCain's own language is not particularly W-ish. Does anyone seriously believe McCain will be a compassionate conservative?
Does anyone seriously believe McCain will be a compassionate conservative?
Does anyone seriously believe that Bush was a compassionate conservative? Let's not confuse catchphrase with candidate here.
To me, McCain seems nothing quite so much as the "GOP's William Jennings Brian" for the way he uses paeans to ordinary, working-class virtues to sell whichever political inanity, insanity, or various state nanny-ery has caught his fancy at the moment. Also, let's face it; that he's a loser. He may be the best loser the GOP has this year, but he's a Bryanesque loser all the same.
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CSU theater produces In the Blood
For Greene County News
WILBERFORCE — Central State University's 2015-2016 theatre season begins with "In the Blood," a drama by Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Suzan-Lori Parks.
"In The Blood" premiered in 1999. Based on Nathaniel Hawthorne's The Scarlet Letter, the play tells the story about a mother, Hester, and her five fatherless children as she tries to find help to make her children's lives successful.
CSU Adjunct Instructor in Drama, Tony Dallas, directs the production. Dallas has worked professionally in the theatre for more than 25 years. He was a founding member of the Human Race Theatre Company.
Visual artist Migiwa Orimo is over costumes and designs. Orimo's work has been exhibited at the Springfield Art Museum, the Dayton Art Institute and OSU Urban Arts Space in Columbus, Ohio. The production's Technical Director is Stephon Lane. He is one of the founders and Music Consultant for Mound Street Academies' Steel Band in Dayton.
Performances will take place in the Paul Robeson Cultural & Performing Arts Center Recital Hall 8 p.m. Nov. 13-15. Tickets are $8 general admission, $1 for students and can be purchased at the door.
The Central State Department of Fine & Performing Arts and Title III support the CSU Theatre Arts program. For more information about the 2015-2016 CSU Theatre Arts season, call 937-376-6403.
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By Jim Hallberg
Early Winter 2003: "Kickapoo Conversations" held as series of town-hall gatherings by the Valley Stewardship Network (a local environmental group for conservancy of the Kickapoo Watershed). Driftless area residents created a vision for how best to maintain a sustainable way of life. There was strong support for the creation of a local non-commercial FM radio station to "enhance the cultural and artistic element of the area."
March 2003: A small core of "radio activistas" met to discuss the possibilities of creating a station, took the name Kickapoo-Ocooch-Radio-Driftless (KORD as in "of wood") and incorporated with the State of Wisconsin as a Non-Stock Corporation with the stated purpose of "creating a listener sponsored, non commercial, free-speech community radio station."
June 2003: Our first public fundraiser "Radio Sampler" was held at the Heartbeat Cultural Center. Over 100 rabid music fans at- tended this performance art piece featuring local DJs creating a mock radio broadcast and live music from area musicians. Our first $500 was raised and the birth of community support for our future station was celebrated.
Summer 2003: Following our fundraiser, a nationally recognized broadcast engineer from California gifted us with an engineering study showing an open FM frequency in our area—91.9 FM. We were also informed that the FCC had not issued an NCE (non-commercial educational license) in nearly five years and was not offering an application window anytime in the near future. We were advised to organize and raise "s**tloads of money."
Summer 2003–2006: In our ongoing organizing strategy, we became members of the National Federation of Community Broadcasters (NFCB), networked with existing community stations nationwide, retained the legal services of a nationally recognized communications attorney, commissioned local graphics artist Pete Hodapp to create our wind generator tower logo, and continued to prepare for the possibility of one day becoming a live station.
Spring 2005–June 2009: Tiring of the FCC's inactivity around opening FM license applications, we began creating an Internet streaming station. We rented a small studio space in the Landmark Center in Viroqua. Through the website design by artist mIKEAL aND and the technical wizardry of David Klann, we created a Linux-based, open-source station, radiodriftless.org. Our first Internet broadcast occurred on June 30th, 2005. The first song played was "Rebel Music" by Bob Marley. Ray Kolenko and Jim Hallberg were the first live broadcasters. Our first local production, Driftless Peace Calendar, with host Marcia Halligan, was broadcast on September 1, 2005. In radiodriftless.org's four years we featured thirteen volunteer programmers, produced live broadcasts from a variety of venues, featured live interviews with several prominent guests, such as Green Party Candidate Rae Voegler and political activists Bikes for Peace, and never had a single meeting!
Through our continued networking efforts we met with Pete Tridish from Prometheus LPFM and Norman Stockwell from WORT-FM in Madison. They conveyed clandestine information about the FCC's intention to open a filing window for full power NCE stations during the year 2007. Follow up investigation proved this to be true and we began working with the national group Radio For People, a collective of supporters from various national media interest groups who advise prospective new stations on making successful license applications.
In February 2007 a meeting at the Viroqua Food Coop, a small group of interested locals met to share their commitment in becoming our first interim board of directors for Driftless Community Radio.
The FCC made an official announcement in March, 2007 of an open filing window for new NCE full power license applications for the week of October 12-19, 2007. On October 16 we filed. Selection of our application by the FCC placed us in a pool of contenders for the available 91.9 FM frequency. We eventually negotiated a settlement with our major competitor, which made us the only remaining applicant for our frequency!
March 24, 2009: After six years of determined efforts to bring non-corporate-owned media in the form of a very sweet little 480-watt community radio station, we received our Construction Permit from the FCC to build the station!
April 2009: We were awarded our official call sign WDRT-FM from the FCC. "Community Radio from the Ground Up" became our first official station motto.
May 2009: We were awarded our 501(c)(3) status and could begin offering major donors tax deductions for their financial contributions.
Late Spring 2009–Present. We continued to fine-tune our organization, holding board retreats and planning for the long term of the station. We secured the lease to our new studio space at 311 S. Main Street in Viroqua (and have since painted it with a lively two-tone blue color scheme!). This 1400 square-foot space previously housed Kindred Threads weaving and textile workshop and retail store. According to local historians, the first occupant of this building was an implement dealer. It's also been a motorcycle dealership and an office.
We held our first major musical event, Kickapalooza 2009 on September 26 at the Vernon County Fairgrounds. Local musicians entertained a sizable crowd and, amazingly, our Capital Campaign goal of raising $91,900 was met within one week of the event—a true testament to the level of support for community radio in our beautiful rural area known as The Driftless.
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Bode Miller's ex-lover asks court not to grant Olympic skier custody of newborn 'because he's a substance abuser who lives on a boat'
Model Sara McKenna had Olympian's baby last month - he will fight her in court for custody
McKenna claims that Miller didn't want the child, and asked her to have an abortion
Miller already has a four-year-old daughter with Chanel Johnson, whom he has also sued for legal and physical custody
Miller's wife Morgan Beck suffered a miscarriage just days before Miller filed papers for the custody case
By Thomas Durante and Laura Collins
Ready for battle: Model Sara McKenna is fighting with Olympic skier Bode Miller, who wants joint custody of McKenna's newborn son
Ski champion Bode Miller's ex-lover - who gave birth to his child last month - has made an appeal not to grant custody of the newborn in the latest drama to come out of a months-long custody fight.
Model Sara McKenna claimed in a court filing this week that the famed Olympic skier should not have custody of her son because he lives on a yacht and has substance abuse problems.
It's a new twist in an ugly saga between Miller, McKenna and Miller's wife, volleyball player Morgan Beck, whom Miller married late last year.
TMZ, which first reported news of the legal documents, reported that McKenna also claimed Miller did not want the child, and ask her to have an abortion.
Miller, 35, launched his fight for joint legal and physical custody of McKenna's child just days after Beck suffered a miscarriage in January.
Miller did not return a call from TMZ for comment.
Last week, McKenna filed a police report against Beck, claiming online attacks and threatening messages on Twitter.
McKenna claims that she was sent a series of online posts from Beck under different accounts that threatened her and insulted her with words like 'c***' and 'bitch.'
TMZ reported that the NYPD is taking McKenna's filing seriously, and is investigating.
Mother of Bode Miller's child files police report claiming... Michael Jordan denies love child is his and slams case...
At the time of Miller's custody request, McKenna told TMZ: 'I will be fighting this in court and will not give up my son to somebody who did not want him to begin with.'
Loss: Bode Miller, with wife and volleyball star Morgan Beck. The couple had a miscarriage in January
Joy: Sara announced her pregnancy on Facebook and proudly revealed what he planned to call the child
On the slopes: Miller pictured last year - is sitting out this season as he recovers from surgery, but any hopes for a quiet recuperation have been in vain
Shortly after McKenna became pregnant last year, Miller began a romance with Beck - and the two married just months later.
Beck announced that she was pregnant and expecting the couple's first child together around Christmas before revealing several weeks later that she had lost the child.
But already the storm between the two women was brewing.
War: Last week, McKenna, pictured, filed a police report against Beck, claiming online attacks and threatening messages on Twitter
Just weeks before the wedding, McKenna posted, 'Go take your paternity test already Bode. I'm over the way you have been treating us. You can't hide DNA in court documents.'
On the same day McKenna posted a message directed at 25-year-old Beck: 'If you make a fake Twitter to ask me questions about your new "fiance" at least be clever enough not to use your cat's name #block.'McKenna, who describes herself as a 'Firefighter, helicopter pilot, former U.S Marine, model and Ivy Leaguer,' claims that Miller wanted nothing to do with the child when she first became pregnant.
Now she has made it clear that she has no intention of surrendering any rights to the child's father.
In a clear show of solidarity with her husband last month, Beck informed McKenna: 'You are stuck with BOTH of us for the rest of your life.'
Miller has also filed for joint legal and physical custody as well as child support payments for a child by another woman - Chanel Johnson.
Johnson, now married, is the mother of Miller's four-year-old daughter Neesyn Dacey.
According to Miller, the two are friends and he was involved in naming the little girl.
Miller has won five Olympic medals – including a gold at the 2010 Vancouver Games, holds four World Championships and 33 World Cup wins, which is an American men's record.
He recently announced his intention to sit this season out as he is recovering from knee surgery and determined to compete in the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia.
But for McKenna and Beck, the dispute has often taken a turn for the vicious, and has had an impact on mutual friendships.
In January, McKenna could be found lambasting a friend for a perceived betrayal.
Yet only a few months before, the women were excitedly exchanging details of the impending birth and telling the world how delighted they were to be friends.
In September @Tehren_Anaiis tweets, 'i am so honored to know such an amazing strong woman like @Sarah_A_McKenna can't wait to meet little bode babe!'
But only last month McKenna is accusing her friend of a 'back stab' by feeding information to Beck.
Sara and Morgan pull no punches as one fights for her man and the other fights for her child
Using the screen name Ana appert isn't enough to disguise Morgan's identity as she threatens her rival
Escalating hostilities: McKenna attempts to silence Beck by bringing in the police
'Trying to be a good parent:' Miller with four-year-old Neesyn Darcey his daughter by Chanel Johnson who is the subject of a custody suit
High flying: The war between helicopter McKenna, left, and Miller's wife, a volleyball player pictured right with Kerri Walsh Jennings, have become extremely bitter
Collateral damage: Former friendships are falling by the wayside as McKenna pits herself against Miller and Beck
Bode Miller's Baby Mama -- Don't Give Bode Custody ... He's a Drunk Yacht-Dweller
Bode Miller: Ski champ's ex Sara McKenna asks court not to give him custody of son
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Joliet Criminal Charges Demand the Strongest Possible Defense.
Whether it is in the trial court or the Supreme Court, experience counts!
Being charged with a crime anywhere in the greater Chicago area can be a terrifying experience. One second you are going about your regular business, and the next you have to deal with intimidating police officers and the possibility of potentially severe consequences.
Will you have to go to jail? Pay high fines? How will this impact your family? Your career?
In the face of worries like these, many people simply shut down or agree to anything that officers say in order to make the experience end.
This, however, is a huge mistake. Even if the police act like your friend, remember that their ultimate goal is to secure a confession and a conviction. Every single thing that you tell them can be used against you – even things that might seem to have no connection to your case.
As a Joliet criminal attorney who has been helping protect people's rights for more than 20 years, Neil J. Adams has seen tactics like these again and again.
With his in-depth knowledge of both sides of the law in Illinois, he understands how to keep his clients from unintentionally hurting their own cases. He also knows police what officers and prosecutors must do to follow required rules and procedures and avoid violating your rights. And that knowledge helps him craft the strongest possible defense for you.
Aside from being a highly experienced criminal trial attorney, Mr. Adams has also argued before the Third District Appellate Court and the Illinois Supreme Court. Only a very few lawyers ever get to argue before their State Supreme Court in their career. Even fewer can say they have been lead counsel on multiple serious murder cases and argued before the Supreme Court.
With Neil J. Adams on your side, you have a better chance at getting a positive outcome, and he always works hard to get his clients' charges reduced, dropped, or dismissed.
Deciding on which defense attorney to represent you is one of the most important decisions you are likely to make. The right lawyer will do everything in his or her power to fight your charge and clear your name. Choose poorly, and your entire future can be negatively impacted.
So, why do so many people in and around Joliet hire Neil J. Adams? There are a number of reasons.
Experience. When you face serious criminal charges, the last thing that you want is an inexperienced attorney. As mentioned above, Mr. Adams has been helping people just like you to fight their charges for more than two decades.
His experience goes beyond this though. Over the course of his career, he has taken on some of the biggest and most high-profile cases in Will County.
One example is the well-known "Road Rage" murder that happened during a rush hour traffic jam on Interstate 55. Neil J. Adams not only took on the tough task of defending the accused, but ultimately was able to get his client acquitted by arguing they acted in self-defense.
This kind of hands-on, real-world work shows you that he knows what it takes to protect his clients, and that he will not buckle under pressure.
Background. Experience is nice, but you want someone with the right kind of experience. Neil J. Adams definitely fits the bill. Not only does he have a long track record of handling all kinds of criminal charges in and around Joliet – he has been able to deal with them from both sides of the law.
How so? Before he became a defense attorney, Mr. Adams worked in the State's Attorney's Office of Will County for a decade, serving in the narcotics unit for three years and as Chief Felony Prosecutor for four years.
In that capacity, he handled thousands of criminal cases, including numerous complex and high-profile murder cases. He was even able to secure a conviction in the murder of Jack Weber, the former Will County Treasurer. His background as a respected prosecutor is important. It means that he understands how prosecutors think and how they build cases and attempt to prove guilt and secure convictions.
This knowledge enables him to plan for their likely arguments ahead of time and come up with ways to cast doubt and poke holes in them – tactics that can be invaluable to preventing a conviction and securing you the best possible deal.
Moreover, he also learned about a wide variety of legal clauses and loopholes that he is often able to employ to his clients' advantage.
Understanding. A big part of being a successful criminal defender in the greater Chicago area is a clear understanding of the way things work here and how the people think. Neil J. Adams not only understands, he was raised here. He attended both Joliet Catholic High School and Joliet Junior College before transferring to Northern Illinois University, where he also attended law school.
After passing the bar on his first attempt, he decided to move back here so he could use the skills he gained in law school to make his hometown a better, safer place that truly respects the rights of all of its citizens – no matter what crimes they have been accused of.
Recognition. Legal and media professionals trust Mr. Adams skill and knowledge of criminal law so much that he has been featured as a legal analyst on HLN and "In Session" T.V. show. He has also been quoted in the Chicago Sun-Times, Fox Chicago News the Joliet Herald News and WJOL Radio Station.
Results. In the end, what really matters is how a criminal attorney is able to help their clients' cases. Can they craft defense strategies that yield positive outcomes – avoiding conviction at trial, negotiating a favorable plea deal, or even getting your charges dropped or dismissed?
You only need to look at a few testimonials from Neil J. Adams' clients to see that he knows how to get results. Whatever you are up against, he knows how to fight to ensure that you receive the best possible result in your case so that you can get your life back on track.
To say that criminal law in Illinois is complicated is a vast understatement. Do not assume that just because an attorney wins a lot of DUI cases that he or she can defend you against an accusation of theft. Or that a well-known Chicago assault lawyer will be able to help you beat drug charges.
Every charge has its own particular nuances and associated rules, and if your attorney is not familiar with them, it can negatively impact your case in a huge way. That means it is of vital importance that your lawyer has experience successfully handling your specific crime and charge.
If you do not see your specific charge on this list, get in touch. The best way to know if Mr. Adams can help is to speak with our office. Additionally, Neil J. Adams is able to represent clients in both branch and simple traffic courts.
No matter what type of charge you are facing, you can trust Will County defense lawyer Neil J. Adams to provide you with the most effective and aggressive criminal defense possible.
Facing a criminal charge in Joliet, Plainfield, Crest Hill, Lockport, Bolingbrook, Romeoville, Grundy County, or elsewhere in the greater Chicago area? Do not make the mistake of trying to deal with it on your own.
Get in contact with an experienced criminal lawyer as soon as possible. The earlier you are able to get a knowledgeable professional on your side, the better your chances of a successful outcome.
Neil J. Adams can help, but only if you reach out first. Contact our office today to set up your free initial consultation and learn about the options that are available to you.
Once you become Mr. Adams' client, he will conduct an extensive investigation of your case and work tirelessly to come up with an effective strategy to prove your innocence or negotiate for lesser charges.
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Q: ArcPy code producing slope map with wrong values When I run my Python script in ArcMap it produces a slope map just how I want it, but it's producing it with the wrong values. The slope map produced by the script is the one named "reclass.tif". It should look identical to "Slope_tif7" and "Slope_tif6" as shown in the image below. However the range values are not correct. *Note: The "import arcpy" is a visual glitch but that's besides the point. It doesn't seem to be affecting anything.

Here's an image of their Symbologies.
Reclass Symbology:

Slope_tif6 Symbology:

I don't understand what I'm doing wrong.
Code:
def main():
    import arcpy
    from arcpy.sa import *
    arcpy.CheckOutExtension("Spatial")
    arcpy.env.workspace = "C:\\Users\\user\\OneDrive\\Documents\\ArcGIS\\ArcMap_Folder"
    inRaster = "USGS_13_n37w082_20220512.tif"

    outSlope = Slope(inRaster, "PERCENT_RISE")
    outSlope.save("C:\\Users\\user\\OneDrive\\Documents\\ArcGIS\\ArcMap_Folder\\slope.tif")

    myRemapRange = RemapRange([[0, 3.99, 1], [4, 9.99, 2], [10, 15.99, 3], [16, 30.99, 4], [31, 60.99, 5], [61, 999999, 6]])
    outReclassRR = Reclassify(outSlope, "VALUE", myRemapRange,"NODATA" )
    outReclassRR.save("C:\\Users\\user\\OneDrive\\Documents\\ArcGIS\\ArcMap_Folder\\reclass.tif")

if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()

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Prokurava (în ) este o comună în raionul Cosău, regiunea Ivano-Frankivsk, Ucraina, formată numai din satul de reședință.

Demografie

Conform recensământului din 2001, majoritatea populației comunei Prokurava era vorbitoare de ucraineană (%), existând în minoritate și vorbitori de alte limbi.

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Prokurava, Cosaău, Ivano-Frankivsk

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Home › Learn Poker › Pro Tips to Win Satellite Tournaments – With Dara O' Kearney
Pro Tips to Win Satellite Tournaments – With Dara O' Kearney
By Poker.com — on June 29th, @ 17:26 PST
Every year, thousands of poker players from around the world make their way to Las Vegas to compete in the largest poker festival of the year, the World Series of Poker. Each tournament boasts a mouth-watering prize-pool, reflected in the number of entrants, and the buy-in of each tournament.
Buy-ins at WSOP don't come cheap. The entry fee for events at the WSOP traditionally range from $1,000 to $50,000 for the most part, with some exceptions.
One way to get your WSOP tournament seat at a fraction of full-price is the qualify via a smaller "satellite" tournament which awards seats in the target tournament.
Who better than the man who wrote the book on satellites, Dara O' Kearney, (poker pro, and author of "Satellite Poker Strategy" and "PKO Poker Strategy" and #14 on the Irish all time poker winnings money-list) to give expert tips and advice for players hoping to win WSOP seats via online satellite tournaments
1. Play Tight and Reduce Variance
The fundamental difference between satellites and regular multi table tournaments is that you are playing for prizes of equal value. That should be obvious, but it is important to repeat – you are playing for prizes of equal value.
There is no difference between the Viktor Blom wannabe who is raising every hand and has accumulated 60% of the chips in play, and the tight player who sneaks over the line with three big blinds. When the tournament is over they have both won a ticket to the same event. In reality, the difference between the two players is that the tight player is going to win more seats over the course of their satellite career.
Playing to min cash is a terrible long term strategy in MTTs but in satellites a min cash is the goal. The number of times you cash is much more important than your ability to crush the field, so that means reducing the number of times you bust by not taking needless risks.
You do have to build a stack to get you to the bubble, but you should look to adopt a tight aggressive strategy and remove any high variance plays from your arsenal. That means once the blinds have started to get big – no set mining with small pairs, no chasing draws with suited connectors, no coin flips and avoid defending with poor holdings because you are priced in. These moves may be ChipEV correct but they reduce your chances of having a survivable stack come bubble time.
Once the blinds are big and the stack sizes become shallow, consider open shoving your strong hands to avoid being reshoved over, even if you have 20 or 30 effective big blinds. If you open to 2.5x big blinds as your standard bet and get shoved on you are going to have to fold so often that this is sure fire way to get blinded down to a micro stack. Generally, you will get a lot more folds when you open shove in a satellite compared to a regular MTT, but that doesn't mean do it with a wide range. Do it with hands you don't mind getting called with.
Fold equity is the most important form of equity in a super satellite. You should be looking to give your opponents an opportunity to fold, even when you have a very strong hand. Trapping and inducing is a great strategy when you are trying to win the whole tournament but the more you avoid showdown, the more likely you are to survive to the bubble. If you see players open shoving 30 or 40 big blinds and showing up with strong hands like JJ or AQ, this is actually a sign of a seasoned satellite player. Don't dismiss them as playing incorrectly – you should be doing the same.
Avoid Calling
By far the biggest errors you will see in satellites, and we will be covering this in depth later, is when players call all-ins too widely. The best way to reduce variance is to dramatically reduce the range you are prepared to call an all-in with when the amount you would stand to lose would hurt you severely or eliminate you. Quite simply you are putting yourself at the mercy of the deck when you call an all-in, and in satellites we want to avoid high variance showdown situations as much as possible.
This is why, when the blinds get big, it is more prudent to open shove a strong range, rather than open raise and then face the prospect of calling a reshove. When you are the first player to go all-in you put the pressure on the other players and most of the satellite savvy regulars will want to avoid a flip too. You give yourself two ways to win when you are the one putting pressure on others by going all-in – you can get them to fold or you can win the hand at showdown if they call. When you are the one facing an all-in call, there is only one way to win and that is to have the best hand at showdown.
This does not mean you should eliminate calling from your range. If you flop a full house and your opponent shoves you obviously will be calling. What this does mean is that you should narrow your own calling ranges. Think about what you would normally call with in the same spot in a regular MTT and reduce that by maybe a factor of three. So if you would normally call with 99+ and ATo+, maybe make the equivalent satellite range QQ+ and AKo+.
How to Estimate the Stack you Need
Unlike a normal tournament this is not a game where the goal is to accumulate all the chips. In fact playing in that manner is one of the worst things you can do in satellites. Satellite newbies will often make the mistake of slowing down too early in satellites, and then blinding away, or continuing to build a stack when they might be better advised to sit out and wait for the bubble to burst.
When you enter a satellite the first thing you need to be aware of is what the average stack will be on the bubble. Once you get to the average stack on the bubble, you can slow down and pick your spots more carefully, because while you have an average stack, you can safely bet some players will have very big stacks and way more will have micro stacks fighting for their lives. Once you get to about 70% of the target stack, slow down and don't take any unnecessary risks.
The simplest way to work out the target stack you'll need is to see how many buy-ins make up a package you are playing for and multiplying that number by the starting stack. So if you are in a $10 tournament to win a $100 token and the starting stacks are 10,000, that would be 10 players x 10,000 chips = 100,000 target stack. You are aiming for a 100,000 stack on the bubble and once you get to about 70,000 you should prioritise maintaining that stack rather than gambling trying to double up. This calculation is also usually a reliable indicator of what the blind level will be on the bubble. Usually the average stack has ten big blinds on the bubble so in the above example the blind level is likely to be 5,000/10,000.
When to "Lock Up"
While you should be aiming to get to the target stack, the actual stack you need to get over the line depends on a number of factors, most notably how many seats there are to be won. In general a satellite with five seats on offer will require you to attain a greater target stack than a satellite with 50 seats to be won, because the more players in the satellite there are, the wider the spread of stacks will be.
Once you get closer to the bubble a much simpler way of working out whether you are close to guaranteed a seat is this simple heuristic:
If there are more people outside the bubble than there are positions between you and the bubble, you usually are guaranteed a seat.
For example, if you are currently 70th of 120 players and 100 players win a seat. In this case, there are 30 players between you and the bubble and a further 20 players outside the bubble. That means that you could blind out and make the money, because those 20 players outside the bubble would need to make a move before you. A further 30 would be in trouble before you.
Your correct strategy in this situation would be to fold every hand, even premium hands like Aces and Kings (unless the person shoving into you has a very small stack which would mean nothing for you to call). The downside of calling and losing is greater than the upside of calling and winning by an order of magnitude. This cannot be stressed enough. Perhaps the most common way new players bubble a satellite starts with them playing a premium hand when they had no reason to. Most satellite bad beat stories start with "I had Aces" when in reality that player should have folded them preflop.
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Jeff Clair & Half Past Lonesome has been added to the 2014 Fair Schedule. They will perform on Sunday June 15 at 3:00pm. Check them out at halfpastlonesome.com or https://www.facebook.com/halfpastlonesome.
We have decided to combine and do a double night of pageantry on June 17th and crown our 2014 Miss Clark County AND our 2014 Miss Pre-teen Clark County!!! What better night to do that than when we have our celebrity emcee Miss Jefra Bland from this last season of Survivor!!!


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The Tech Subscribe to our newsletter Newsletter A year of many firsts for MIT sports
A year of many firsts for MIT sports
From football to pole vaults, MIT teams score big this season
By Souparno Ghosh Jun. 5, 2015
From the football team scoring a last-minute field goal on the way to their first ever NCAA playoff victory, to the women's lacrosse team erasing a five goal deficit in the last twelve minutes and clinching their maiden New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) Championship, to breaking a pole vault record at the New England Division III Track and Field Championship, MIT student athletes scaled new heights (pun intended) in the 2014-15 year. While some usual suspects continued their domination — like the men's tennis team winning their 17th consecutive NEWMAC title — there were a number of new frontiers reached this season. Here we take a look back at some of the 'firsts' for MIT sports.
Men's football goes unbeaten in regular season and clinches first NCAA playoff win
The men's football team went 9-0 with 7-0 in the New England Football Conference (NEFC) to record their first ever unbeaten season in program history. As many as fifty student athletes from MIT were named to the NEFC All Academic Team. The Engineers were not quite done yet as they pulled off a thrilling victory in their first ever NCAA playoff appearance against Husson University. Matt Iovino '17 first blocked an extra point attempt to keep Husson's lead to just three points. Tucker Cheyne '17 then converted a 38 yard field goal to take the game to extra time, in which QB Peter Williams '15 hit Seve Esparrago '16 for a game winning touchdown. Elliot Tobin '17 claimed an honorable mention All-American from DIII football, in addition to being named NEFC Offensive Lineman of the Year.
Women's lacrosse clinches first ever NEWMAC Championship
The women's lacrosse team overcame old nemesis Springfield college by hammering in six goals in the last twelve minutes of regular season to clinch their first ever NEWMAC crown and consequently a debut at the NCAA playoff. The Engineers dominated Regis College in their maiden NCAA playoff appearance, recording a resounding 19-5 victory. Leading the charge for the Engineers were NEWMAC Rookie of the Year Emily Young '18, who broke the program record for both points and goals scored, and Kira Schott '16, who was named to Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Association (IWLCA) all-region first team. Hannah Levy '17 and regular season's Most Outstanding Player of the Tournament Christine Jiang '16 also made key contributions to one historic season.
Softball team reaches NCAA Regional Championship Finals
Riding on some nasty pitching by Ellie Fodor '15, who finished with 143 strikeouts, a miserly 1.39 ERA, and a perfect game this season, the MIT softball team recorded their best finish (second in NEWMAC) in program history, notching up a record 29 victories. The Cardinal and Gray also recorded impressive victories over Elms College and Wellesley College in the NCAA Regionals before falling to eventual champions, Tufts University. The Engineers were powered by Tori Jensen '16 and Amanda Lee '18, both of whom notched 35 RBIs, with the latter leading the team with 47 hits and a .395 average.
Women's tennis reaches NCAA Elite 8
The women's tennis team made it to the NCAA Elite 8 for the first time in program history when they overcame the more heralded Washington and Lee University. MIT closed out the regular season with a 15-5 record and made its third consecutive appearance in the Division III NCAA Championship. During the course of the season, Michelle Dutt '15 notched her 100th career win. The MIT women's tennis team was also awarded the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) Sportsmanship Award for the month of May.
Track and field team shines at multiple events
The MIT women's cross country and track and field programs were awarded the Deb Vercauteren Program of the Year Award by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA). The team finished second at the Cross Country Championship and fourth and fifth at the Indoor and Outdoor Track and Field Championships respectively. Coach Halston Taylor was deservedly named Coach of the Year. Cimran Virdi '16 capped a sensational season with her first outdoor pole vault title at the NCAA Championship to add to her tally of two indoor titles. She also jumped an NCAA DIII record of 14-0 in the New England Division III Championship. Virdi was rightfully named the Field Athlete of the Year by the USTFCCCA. Joining her on the USTFCCCA honoree list was Track Athlete of the Year, Maryann Gong '16. Gong won the 3000m at the Indoor National meet, along with first place finishes in the 1500m in the NEWMAC Championship and the 5000m at the New England Division III meet.


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Darui Long, Ph.D.
Professor of Religious Studies
PhD, Graduate School of Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, 1996
MA, Guangzhou Institute of Foreign Languages, 1987
BA, Sichuan Normal University, 1982
Dr. Long has visited more than 25 libraries and temples in the US, Canada, Poland and China, examining the extant copies of the Yongle Northern Canon, engraved in 1419-1440 and 1579. He is currently working on a Concordant Catalogue of the Yongle Northern Canon to Other Editions of the Chinese Buddhist Canon. The catalogue will enable readers to check any work in the Yongle Northern Canon with current editions of the Chinese Buddhist canon. Future projects include a Union Catalogue of the extant copies of the Yongle Northern Canon. Dr. Long also recently rediscovered a copy of the Lotus Sutra in the Tangut language in Poland. He will be working with an international team to make this rare text available to Buddhist Studies scholar and practitioners.
"Managing the Dharma Treasure: Collation, Carving, Printing, and Distribution of the Canon in Late Imperial China." In Spreading Buddha's Word in East Asia: The Formation and Transformation of the Chinese Buddhist Canon, ed. Jiang Wu and Lucille Chia, 219-245. New York: Columbia University Press, 2016.
"Buddhism at the end of Ming Dynasty as Revealed by Wan Wei's Colophons in The Yongle Northern Buddhist Canon in Princeton University Library," in Dharmapravicaya Aspects of Buddhist Studies: Essays in Honour of N. H. Samtani, ed. Lali 'Shravak' and Charles Willemen, 243-260, Delhi: Buddhist World Press, 2012.
"Venerable Taixu's Interpretation of Chan: The Revival of Buddhism in Early 20th Century." The Indian International Journal of Buddhist Studies, 131-152, 2007.
"A Note on The Hongwu Nanzang, a Rare Edition of the Buddhist Canon," East Asian Library Journal (Princeton University), pp.112-147, Autumn 2000.
"Interfaith Dialogue between Chinese Buddhist Leader Taixu and Christians in the 1930s." Buddhist-Christian Studies, pp.167-189, Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press, 2000.
UWest Courses
REL 610 Religion & Ethics
REL 640 Topics in Comparative Religion: Confucianism & Buddhism
REL 640 Topics in Comparative Religion: Daoism & Buddhism
REL 641 Topics in Buddhist Studies: Modern Chinese Buddhism
REL 641 Topics in Buddhist Studies: Dunhuang Studies
REL 670 Spread of Buddhism in Central Asia and China.


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So exciting to think we're almost there!!!
Just got back from the dr and she asked if I'd be open to an induction (not now, but closer to my due date). I said I'd prefer not to, but it's so exciting to think that these are the conversations being had because it means we're so close to meeting our little girl!
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The Kansas City Westside: Home of the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe
This chapter depicts the history of the Mexican and Mexican American experience on the Westside of Kansas City, particularly the progressive nature of both ethnic identity and the patterns of change, negotiation, accommodation, response, and resistance within this community. We will see that the Kansas City Westside community of Mexicans and Mexican Americans actively dealt with the difficulties they encountered due to immigrant status, poverty, exploitation, and discrimination by fostering mutual solidarity among families, friends, and neighbors over generations. This chapter also addresses the role of leadership developed in the face of external discrimination and exploitation. In that regard, the chapter does not focus specifically on the Guadalupanas, (their leadership as a group is described in chapter two), but instead addresses the significant socio-historical context that was the foundation for the development of Mexican American leadership in the Kansas City Westside. Through the creation of organizations, supportive networks, and the strength of their religious and cultural heritage, as shown in various institutions in the Westside neighborhood, this community has uniquely demonstrated strong leadership.
Ethnic Identity Kansas City Mexican Immigrant Catholic School Mexican American Family
See Leo Grebler, Joan W. Moore, and Ralph C. Guzman, The Mexican-American People: The Nation's Second Largest Minority (New York: The Free Press, 1970);Google Scholar
Edward J. Casavantes, A New Look at the Attributes of the Mexican American (Albuquerque: Southwest Cooperative Education Laboratory, 1969)Google Scholar
and Sister Mary John Murray, "A Socio-Cultural Study of 118 Mexican Families Living in a Low Rent Public Housing Project in San Antonio, Texas," The Catholic University of America Studies in Sociology, XXXVIII (Washington, DC, 1954).Google Scholar
For an analysis of various approaches to assimilation and colonialism in the study of Mexican Americans, see Edward Murguía, Assimilation, Colonialism and the Mexican American People (Austin: Center for Mexican American Studies, University of Texas at Austin, 1975; reprint, Lanham, MD: University Press of America, 1989).Google Scholar
An early exception to the assimilationist model was Manuel Gamio, Mexican Immigration to the United States (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1930; reprint, New York: Arno Press, 1969). Gamio's study depicted the difficulties facing assimilation of Mexican immigrants to the United States way of life through his explanation of exploitation, discrimination, and poverty barriers.Google Scholar
Oscar Handlin, The Uprooted: The Epic Story of the Great Migrations that Made the American People (Boston: Little, Brown, 1951), 3.Google Scholar
Like Handlin, other scholars of European immigrant history also use an assimilationist model. See Will Herberg, Protestant-Catholic-Jew: An Essay in American Religious Sociology (1955: revised, Garden City, New York: Anchor, 1960);Google Scholar
Harry Stout, "Ethnicity: the Vital Center of Religion in America," Ethnicity 2 (1975): 204–224;Google Scholar
Dean Hoge, "Interpreting Change in American Catholics: The River and the Floodgate," Review of Religious Research 27 (June 1986), 289–300;CrossRefGoogle Scholar
and Philip Gleason, "Immigrant Assimilation and the Crisis of Americanization," in his Keeping the Faith: American Catholicism Past and Present (Notre Dame, Indiana: University of Notre Dame Press, 1987), 58–81.Google Scholar
Dennis N. Valdés, "Region, Nation, and World-system: Perspectives on Midwestern Chicana/o History," in Voices of a New Chicana/o History, ed. Refugio I. Rochín and Dennis N. Valdés (East Lansing: Michigan State University Press, 2000), 115–40.Google Scholar
Valdés, 115–40. For examples of current histories on Latina/os in the Midwest see the following: Gabriela F. Arredondo, Mexican Chicago: Race, Identity, and Nation, 1916–1939 (Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 2008);Google Scholar
Gilbert Cardenas, "Mexican Migration to the Midwest" in The Chicano Experience, ed. Stanley A. West and June Macklin (Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1979), 33–61;Google Scholar
James B. Lane and Edward J. Escobar, Forging a Community: the Latino Experience in Northwest Indiana,1919–1975 (Chicago: Cattails Press, 1987);Google Scholar
Ann V. Millard and Jorge Chapa, Apple Pie and Enchiladas: New Comers in the Rural Midwest (Austin: University of Texas Press, 2004);Google Scholar
Leonard G. Ramírez, Chicanas of 18th Street: Narratives of a Movement from Latino Chicago (Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 2011);Google Scholar
Dennis Nodin Valdés, Al Norte: Agricultrual Workers in the Great Lakes Region, 1917–1970 (Austin: University of Texas Press, 1991);Google Scholar
Dennis Nodin Valdés, Barrios Norteños: St. Paul and Midwestern Mexican Communities in the Twentieth Century (Austin: University of Texas Press, 2000);Google Scholar
Zaragosa Vargas, Proletarians of the North: A History of Mexican Industrial Workers in Detroit and the Midwest (Berkeley: University of California Press, 1993);Google Scholar
and Victor Zúñiga and Rubén Hernández-León, New destinations: Mexican immigration in the United States (New York: Russell Sage Foundation, 2005).Google Scholar
Juan R. García, Mexicans in the Midwest 1900–1932 (Tucson: University of Arizona Press, 1996), vii.Google Scholar
George J. Sánchez, Becoming Mexican American: Ethnicity, Culture and Identity in Chicano Los Angeles, 1900–1945 (New York: Oxford University Press, 1993), 11–12.Google Scholar
Timothy Matovina, Tejano Religion and Ethnicity: San Antonio, 1821–1860 (Austin: University of Texas Press, 1995).Google Scholar
Robert Oppenheimer, "Acculturation or Assimilation: Mexican Immigrants in Kansas, 1900 to World War II," Western Historical Quarterly (October 1985), 431. Unless noted otherwise, Kansas City refers to the twin cities of Kansas City, Missouri and Kansas City, Kansas. These two cities were a major transportation link to the westward movements through the Santa Fe trail of the nineteenth century and major crossroads for the following railroads: Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe (Santa Fe); Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific (Rock Island); St. Louis and San Francisco (Frisco); Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy (Burlington); and Missouri, Kansas, and Texas (Katy). See Michael Smith, "Mexicans in Kansas City: The First Generation, 1900–1920," in Mexicans in the Midwest, eds. Juan García, Ignacio M. García, and Thomas Gelison (Tucson, AZ: University of Arizona, 1989), 31. The term Mexican refers to first generation immigrants and Mexican American refers to descendants of Mexicans born in the United States.Google Scholar
Judith Ann Fincher Laird, "Argentine, Kansas: The Evolution of a Mexican-American Community, 1905–1940" (Ph.D. diss., University of Kansas, 1975), 28.Google Scholar
Juan R. García, Mexicans in the Midwest1900–1932 (Tucson: University of Arizona Press, 1966), 5–6.Google Scholar
David Weber, "'Scarce More than Apes: Historical Roots of Anglo-American Stereotypes of Mexicans in the Border Region," in Myth and the History of the Hispanic Southwest (Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1988.) See also Smith, 39.Google Scholar
Francisco E. Balderrama and Raymond Rodríguez, Decade of Betrayal: Mexican Repatriation in the 1930s (Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1995), 54, 58.Google Scholar
Manuel G. Gonzales, Mexicanos: A History of the Mexicans in the United States (Bloomington, IN: Indiana University Press, 1999), 148.Google Scholar
Valerie Mendoza, "The Creation of a Mexican Immigrant Community in Kansas City, 1890–1930" (PhD diss., University of California, Berkeley, 1997), 130.Google Scholar
Louise Año Nuevo Kerr, "Mexican Chicago: Chicano Assimilation Aborted, 1939–1954," in Ethnic Chicago 3rd ed. rev. and enl., eds. Melvin G. Holli and Peter d'A. Jones (Grand Rapids, MI: William B. Eerdmans Publishing CO, 1984), 270, 272.Google Scholar
Paul Ming-Chang Lin, "Voluntary Kinship and Voluntary Associations in a Mexican-American Community" (MA thesis, University of Kansas), 1963, 57. See map of parish boundaries established in 1959 on page 107. Taken from KCSJCDA, OLGPF. The document states the following boundaries: "Begin 17th Street at State Line, south to 25th Street (south side), east to Southwest Boulevard (east side), to 23rd Street (south side), to Broadway to 22nd Street (south side), to Baltimore (east side), to 20th Street (south side), to Grand (west side), to 18th street, to Southwest Trafficway, to 17th Street to the beginning. Approved by decree dated February 18, 1959, Feast of Saint Simeon, John P. Cody, Bishop of Kansas City-St. Joseph, Joseph V. Sullivan, Chancellor."Google Scholar
Torres T.L. (2013) The Kansas City Westside: Home of the Shrine of Our Lady of Guadalupe. In: The Paradox of Latina Religious Leadership in the Catholic Church. Palgrave Macmillan, New York. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137370327_2


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Even if the authorities don't use the drone to kill that lunatic, we've stepped through the looking glass and there's no going back now. So much for hope and change, Mr. Obama, you and the drone program you insist on using have just delivered a deathblow to rule of law.
"Janke knew the gunmen could be anywhere on the 3,000-acre spread in eastern North Dakota. Fearful of an armed standoff, he called in reinforcements from the state Highway Patrol, a regional SWAT team, a bomb squad, ambulances and deputy sheriffs from three other counties.
"Militarizing, or further militarizing, the civilian police is just not a good idea. If the civilian police are at war then whom else are they at war with but the civilians and citizens they're sworn to protect? We have too much of this problem in Los Angeles unfortunately (see Mike Davis, "City of Quartz" and Steve Herbert "Policing Space"). I might be okay with this if I thought it was only going to be used for dire situations like this one in No Dak. But give police a predator drone and everything becomes a dire situation and that's happening already if Local police say they have used two unarmed Predators based at Grand Forks Air Force Base to fly at least two dozen surveillance flights since June. Surveillance flights in North Dakota? What the hell do they need to fly surveillance flights on in North Dakota? And on whom?
What a freaking horrible mess.
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text:
/**
 * @author Gilles Coomans <gilles.coomans@gmail.com>
 *
 */
if (typeof require !== 'undefined')
	var chai = require("./chai"),
		routedsl = require("../index"),
		v = routedsl.v;
else
	var v = routedsl.v;

var expect = chai.expect;

describe("local", function() {
	var url = '/bloupi/lollipop/foo/bar';

	var route = new routedsl('/s:bloupi/s:lollipop');
	var route2 = new routedsl('./s:foo/s:bar');

	var desc = route.match(url);
	var desc2 = route2.match(desc);

	it("should", function() {
		expect(desc.index).to.equals(2)
		expect(desc.params).to.deep.equals({
			bloupi: 'bloupi',
			lollipop: 'lollipop'
		});
		expect(desc2.index).to.equals(4)
		expect(desc2.params).to.deep.equals({
			foo: 'foo',
			bar: 'bar'
		});
	});
});

describe("not match ", function() {
	var url = '/';
	var route = new routedsl('/foo');
	var desc = route.match(url);

	it("should", function() {
		expect(desc).to.equals(false);
	});
});

describe("match key", function() {
	var url = '/foo';
	var route = new routedsl('/foo');
	var desc = route.match(url);

	it("should", function() {
		expect(desc).to.not.equals(false);
		expect(desc.index).to.equals(1);
		expect(desc.params).to.deep.equals({});
	});
});

describe("not match key", function() {
	var url = '/!foo';
	var route = new routedsl('/foo');
	var desc = route.match(url);

	it("should", function() {
		expect(desc).to.equals(false);
	});
});

describe("match optional key", function() {
	var url = '/bar';
	var route = new routedsl('/?bar');
	var desc = route.match(url);

	it("should", function() {
		expect(desc).to.not.equals(false);
		expect(desc.index).to.equals(1);
		expect(desc.params).to.deep.equals({});
	});
});

describe("not match with optional key", function() {
	var url = '/foo';
	var route = new routedsl('/?bar');
	var desc = route.match(url);

	it("should", function() {
		expect(desc).to.equals(false);
	});
});

describe(" match with or", function() {
	var url = '/bar';
	var route = new routedsl('/[bar,$]');
	var desc = route.match('/bar') && route.match('/');

	it("should", function() {
		expect(desc).to.not.equals(false);
	});
});

describe("end at root", function() {
	var url = '/';
	var route = new routedsl('/$');
	var desc = route.match(url);

	it("should", function() {
		expect(desc).to.not.equals(false);
		expect(desc.index).to.equals(0);
		expect(desc.params).to.deep.equals({});
	});
});

describe("root match and route has more parts", function() {
	var url = '/foo';
	var route = new routedsl('/');
	var desc = route.match(url);

	it("should", function() {
		expect(desc).to.not.equals(false);
		expect(desc.index).to.equals(0);
		expect(desc.params).to.deep.equals({});
	});
});

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I had hoped that yesterday's speed workout would spill over to today's base run, but that didn't happen. Right now I'm experiencing a gap between speed and distance. I can do one or the other, but not both. I'm trusting that it will eventually all come together. Today I focused on getting in my miles and had another good run. Good, but not fast.
Now that I'm getting beyond my usual training distances it's becoming harder to plan longer routes in my neighborhood. I got around those limitations on Sunday by running the same loop multiple times. I couldn't face doing that again, so I played it by ear and hit almost every road, some of them two or three times.
It wasn't a particularly stimulating route but I did see lots of Town of Oyster Bay workers fixing roads. I guess it really is spring. I also ran by a woman sitting in her car brushing her teeth and spent the rest of my run wondering what that was all about. I ended up running longer than planned, but not by much. Tomorrow's workout is 3 miles plus strength training. I may not be hitting my ideal pace on long runs yet, but I'm feeling good about my training right now.
GMTA! I just lifted yesterday after work for first time in a long time! What kind of strength training will you do? I'm convinced all speed/distance will come together for you! I think that mileage for you is good. Maybe after the half you can start making that distance your shorter run distance. After a few weeks of those, 3 miles will seem like a run around the block. I wish we could just magically switch neighborhoods for a couple of runs. I'm so tired of running around here too.
You should come run here, although I suspect your neighborhood is more interesting. Especially with the option of running near the water.
You are so right about boosting my standard run distance. 3 milers do not build endurance. Thanks for the confidence in terms of my training coming together. It worked for my last Half, and I'm doing much more speed training this time.
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