Christopher Johnson is Assistant Professor of Visual Art and Director of the Visual Art Program. Prof. Johnson, a resident of south Georgia for most of his life, is a visual artist that typically works in the mediums of wood carving, printmaking, painting, drawing, and sculpture. In 2008 Prof. Johnson received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Studio Art from Clemson University in Clemson, SC with a focus in printmaking and a minor in ceramics. He later received his Masters of Fine Arts degree in Studio Art from the University of South Carolina in Columbia, SC in 2011 with a focus in printmaking and a minor in drawing. Prof. Johnson developed a love for teaching artistic process and technique during his time as a graduate teaching assistant and continued to teach as an adjunct after graduating. In 2013 Prof. Johnson became an Assistant Professor of Visual Art and Director of the Visual Art Program at Andrew College where he has begun to grow the visual art department into a regionally-significant program. To find out more about the Visual Art Program at Andrew click here.
Prior to coming to Andrew College, Deborah Liss-Green was Assistant Professor of Theatre at Darton State College (now, Albany State University) where she also taught English and served as the Theatre Facilities Manager. Deb acted professionally with the national touring company of The Shoestring Players, based in New Jersey, before committing to education and educational theatre. She is the recipient of two Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF) Meritorious Achievement in Directing awards, as well as two KCACTF honors for hosting and serving as program coordinator for two regional festivals. Her husband, Jeff Green, is Chair of Dramatic Arts at Georgia Southwestern State University, and the two frequently collaborate, along with their students. Most recently, Deb coordinated costumes, assistant directed, co-produced and performed the role of Mistress Quickly in Shakespeare's Henriad, a collaboration between Darton State and Georgia Southwestern State University, which played in both Albany and at the historic Rylander Theatre in Americus. Deb's MFA in acting is from Brooklyn College, City University of New York, where she studied with Academy Award winner and "Homeland" actor, F. Murray Abraham, among others. Committed to training her students in all areas of theatre, Deb is proud of the achievements many have made in design and technology at the regional level and in their success in transferring to four year programs and onto graduate school and successful work in theatre and other fields. To find out more about the Theatre Program at Andrew click here.
Dr. Dan Kolan is currently an Assistant Professor of Music at Andrew College. Prior to Andrew College, Dr. Dan earned his Doctor of Musical Arts from The University of Alabama, Mastersof Music from University of Cincinnati's College Conservatory of Music and Bachelor of Music from Indiana University's Jacobs School of Music. As an orchestral musician Dan has performed extensively with the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra, Cincinnati Chamber Orchestra, Richmond (IN) Symphony Orchestra, Kentucky Symphony Orchestra, Tuscaloosa Symphony Orchestra and with members of the Cincinnati and Columbus (OH) Symphony Orchestras in the touring production of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesses. As a jazz and commercial musician, Dan has been fortunate to have shared the stage with such musicians as Joe Zawinul, Wess "Warmdaddy" Anderson, Marcus Roberts, Rodney Whitaker, Aaron Diehl, and many other jazz luminaries. Most recently Dan has been afforded the opportunity to tour with the Grammy Award winning and Hall of Fame Artists The Temptations, The Four Tops and The O'Jays. Dan is heavily indebted to his past and current teachers and mentors: Dr. Jonathan Whitaker, Timothy Anderson and Peter Ellefson. To find out more about the Music Program at Andrew click here.


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Lankascincus est un genre de sauriens de la famille des Scincidae.

Répartition
Les espèces de ce genre sont endémiques du Sri Lanka.

Liste des espèces
Selon  :
 Lankascincus deignani (Taylor, 1950)
 Lankascincus deraniyagalae Greer, 1991
 Lankascincus dorsicatenatus (Deraniyagala, 1953)
 Lankascincus fallax (Peters, 1860)
 Lankascincus gansi Greer, 1991
 Lankascincus greeri Batuwita & Pethiyagoda, 2007
 Lankascincus munindradasai Mendis Wickramasinghe, Rodrigo, Dayawansa & Jayantha, 2007
 Lankascincus sripadensis Mendis Wickramasinghe, Rodrigo, Dayawansa & Jayantha, 2007
 Lankascincus taprobanensis (Kelaart, 1854)
 Lankascincus taylori Greer, 1991

Publication originale
 Greer, 1991 : Lankascincus, a new genus of scincid lizards from Sri Lanka, with descriptions of three new species. Journal of Herpetology, , , .

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Notes et références

Sphenomorphinae
Genre de sauriens (nom scientifique)
Faune endémique du Sri Lanka

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Third-grade students work in a small group with a student teacher to practice multiplication at Indianapolis Public Schools' Lew Wallace School 107 on Oct. 3, 2018.
This story is part of a partnership between Chalkbeat and the nonprofit investigative news organization ProPublica. Using federal data from Miseducation, an interactive database built by ProPublica, we are publishing a series of stories exploring inequities in education at the local level.
When Christopher Sanders was in kindergarten, his teacher told his parents that the bright, kind boy should take the test to get into a gifted program.
Particularly adept at math, Christopher breezed through school easily and seemed to need extra challenges. But when he took the test, Christopher didn't score high enough to be considered for a high ability program at his school in Warren Township, an Indianapolis district where white students are nearly 2.5 times as likely as black students to get into such tracks, according to state data.
"A lot of times black boys aren't given the opportunity to show they can excel — but given the opportunity, they can," said Christopher's mother, Ericka Sanders, who appealed the results and got her son a seat.
She's right to be worried that he faces obstacles other children might not. Across the nation, in Indiana, and in most Indianapolis districts, black students are far less likely than their white peers to be in gifted and talented programs or take advanced high school classes.
In Indiana elementary and middle schools, white students are three times as likely as black students to be enrolled in gifted programs, state data from 2016-17 show. In high school, white students are twice as likely as black students to be enrolled in Advanced Placement classes, according to federal education data, newly compiled by the nonprofit investigative news organization ProPublica in an interactive database.
The gap widens in Indianapolis, whose school districts serve mostly students of color. In Indianapolis Public Schools, where most children come from families in poverty and schools have long struggled academically, white students are 3.5 times as likely as black students to be in high ability programs and take advanced high school coursework, the data show.
The worst gap persists in one of the city's wealthiest districts, Washington Township, where white students are eight times as likely as black students to be in high ability programs, according to the data, and four times as likely to be in Advanced Placement classes.
In some Indianapolis districts, the gap has prompted ongoing changes to how children are chosen for gifted programs. With policies such as universal screening, and a greater focus on training teachers, the diversity of Indianapolis Public Schools' gifted programs is inching toward looking more like the district's demographics.
The effects of limited access to accelerated work can compound over the course of a student's school career. Students who aren't exposed to advanced work early on can be steered away from or poorly prepared for Advanced Placement courses in high school, even if they can choose to opt in then.
"We need to stop thinking about victory as getting them to grade level," said Jonathan Plucker, a professor at Johns Hopkins University who studies gifted education.
It's difficult to pin down exactly why the gaps are so wide, but research into the question has offered some possible explanations. In some cases, educators' biases could be keeping them from recognizing the potential of black children or poor children — which is exacerbated by the lack of black teachers, who are more likely than white teachers to see black students as gifted, according to one study. Screening systems might not be evaluating students in an equitable way, especially if children are chosen for assessment.
But local officials and experts agree that some schools are making headway in addressing these inequities, in part because of a growing awareness of the problem. In Washington Township, where the city's greatest disparities exist, schools spokeswoman Ellen Rogers said in recent years the district has been training teachers to be more culturally responsive, build relationships with students, and focus on individual student performance. "We recognize the challenge nationally of improving the AP participation of our students of color," she wrote in an email.
Indianapolis Public Schools has made incremental progress in increasing the proportion of black and Hispanic students in high ability programs, according to Candace Huehls, the district's high ability coordinator. Additionally, Huehls said the district's data differs from the state's data, showing smaller racial disparities among advanced students.
The district uses several strategies that are considered best practices for identifying students for high ability programs. All students are screened in first and fifth grades, Huehls said. Top scorers and students nominated by parents, teachers, and administrators are given tests to measure their ability and achievement. Those tests results determine who qualifies for high ability programs.
Indianapolis Public Schools considers students for high ability programs based on where they fall compared to their peers within the district, rather than stacking them up against state or national standards. The district has also been training teachers on strategies to identify students who are advanced in math, English, or both subjects.
Identifying high ability students is critical at a young age, she said, because if they're not challenged in school, they're at risk for disengaging and checking out. Plus, high ability programs put students on track to continue with advanced classes throughout their education, including Advanced Placement classes in high school.
Every school in Indianapolis Public Schools has some kind of high ability program — which experts say helps equalize opportunities.
The programs may be in for further tweaks. Indianapolis Public Schools is evaluating its high ability programs this year, Huehls said, with the expectation of making "significant changes" next year.
She declined to elaborate on what the changes could entail, but she said the evaluation includes looking closely at the role of Sidener Academy, a district school specifically for gifted students. The school's population is whiter and more affluent than the district's overall demographics, in part because the school's northside location is too far away from students in other parts of the district, Huehls said. It ends up filling unclaimed seats with students from nearby, and less diverse, suburbs.
Huehls, though, acknowledges that poverty makes it difficult to fully eliminate the racial disparities among the district's high ability students. Students who move often can miss chances for screening, and students from low-income families often have less access to early childhood, after-school, or enrichment programs that can make giftedness more apparent to educators.
One district school, Lew Wallace School 107, is on the front lines. Having seen a rise in students from around the world, school leaders worked to recognize high ability in students of color, non-native English speakers, students in poverty, and students coming from diverse educational backgrounds.
The elementary school uses a daily 30-minute literacy block and small-group instruction — made possible by a wealth of student-teachers and a training program where multi-classroom leaders support teachers — as "elevators" for high-ability students to pursue more challenging work while teachers to work with students who haven't yet mastered grade-level skills.
"We have that mindset as a school: We'll meet you where you are," said Principal Jeremy Baugh.
On a recent day, a third-grade math class on multiplication broke into four groups. One, with the most advanced students sitting on the carpet with a student-teacher, practiced flashcards. At a table, the teacher watched lower-level students calculate answers on white boards. On the other end of the classroom, a visiting college student drew arrays with students. In a corner, an independent group moved clothespins on a chart.
The school also encourages enrichment opportunities that are usually more accessible to more affluent students, such as math club or robotics club.
Districts say the screenings for high ability students and training for teachers to serve high-ability students can be costly, but well worth the expense.
The state provides a little extra funding for high ability programs — a total of $13.5 million available statewide, with $500,000 dedicated to identifying students. The state also spends about $5 million each year to pay for students to take Advanced Placement exams and provide training for teachers.
Beyond access to advanced coursework, students also need the support to excel. In addition to gaps in access, Indianapolis schools also see disparities in who succeeds in Advanced Placement classes in high school. White students are more likely to take an AP exam than their black or Hispanic classmates — and they're also much more likely to earn passing scores, according to state data.
These statistics and these challenges are precisely why Ericka Sanders fought so hard to have her son Christopher considered for his school's gifted program.
"If we didn't fight for that — if we had accepted the answer — we would've been doing him a disservice," Sanders said.
Christopher thrived with the challenges of the high ability program at Warren Township, she said, and remained in high ability classes when the family moved to Lawrence Township.
Still, at the beginning of this year, as Christopher was starting fourth grade, his parents met with his teacher. They wanted her to know from the outset that they had high expectations for their son, and that they wanted him to succeed. They wanted her to know that they would be involved — and that they would support their son, and support her.
Correction: Oct. 22, 2018: A previous version of this story called Washington Township the wealthiest district in Indianapolis. It is among the city's wealthiest districts, but it does not have the highest proportion of students who do not qualify for free or reduced-price meals, a measure of poverty.


New analysis of crash data has revealed the areas where motorists are most likely to be involved in a crash with an uninsured driver.
The study of figures from the Motor Insurers' Bureau contains bad news for drivers in the North West, West Midlands and London, where the number of such incidents is far greater than the national average.
The research analysed the data by parliamentary constituency and found that in the worst area – Bradford West – drivers were twice as likely to be involved in a crash with an uninsured driver.
Close behind it, in Birmingham Ladywood and Birmingham Hodge Hill the rate of collisions with uninsured drivers are 96 per cent and 94 per cent above average, respectively.
Of the ten constituencies with the worst records, four are in the West Midlands, three are in the North West, two are in Yorkshire and one is in London.
At the opposite end of the scale, Scotland has the lowest proportion of collisions caused by uninsured drivers, with 16 of the bottom 20 constituencies. West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine (92 per cent lower), Orkney and Shetland (91 per cent lower) and Gordon (88 per cent lower) recorded the lowest relative numbers of collisions caused by uninsured constituents.
The Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety (PACTS), which carried out the research with Direct Line Insurance warned that uninsured drivers were more likely to be involved in other illegal behaviour.
Steve Barrett, head of car insurance at Direct Line, commented: "It's essential that motorists buy the right insurance to not only protect their own vehicle, but to ensure that other drivers, passengers and pedestrians are protected as well in the event of vehicle damage or injury.
The MIB, which acts as a last resort for victims of uninsured drivers said it received 11,000 claims last year and the annual bill for compensation comes to more than £1 million.
Its chief public affairs officer, Nick Robbins said: "We estimate there are one million uninsured drivers on our roads that kill and injure thousands of people every year.
Driving without insurance carries a fixed penalty of £300 and six penalty points. If the case goes to court they could face a driving ban and unlimited fine and police can also seize offenders' cars and have them crushed.


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Flavia Antunes grew up in a favela. Her father was a casualty of gang warfare; her mother, a cleaning lady, is all she has left. That is, until she meets Mr. Lima, a wealthy old man who introduces her to her future: the piano. Music will take her far from home, all the way to a prestigious Paris conservatory. Being a foreign student is hard: low-paying jobs, prejudiced landlords, competitive peers. But Paris also has its perks, like love, friendship, and undreamt-of opportunities… Can Flavia find a way to balance the demands of the heart and her demanding art?
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Elle is just another teenage girl… most of the time. Bubbly and good-natured, she wastes no time making friends on her first day at her new school. But Elle has a secret: she hasn't come alone. She's brought with her a colorful mix of personalities, which come out when she least expects it… Who is Elle, really? And will her new friends stand by her when they find out the truth?
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Django 自体では、画像やスタイルシート、ビデオといった静的な (メディア) ファ
イルを提供しません。通常、 Django はメディアファイルの提供を使っている Web
サーバの仕事として残しておきます。なぜなら、 Apache や lighttpd のような
標準的な Web サーバは Web アプリケーションフレームワークよりもはるかに高
性能な静的ファイル提供機能を備えているからです。

というわけで、 Django が静的ファイルをサポートするのは 開発中だけ です。
メディアファイルの提供には <tt class="xref docutils literal">django.views.static.serve()</tt> ビューを使って
下さい。

大事な、大事な注意書き¶

この方法は 非効率的 かつ 安全ではありません 。運用環境では使わず、
開発環境だけで使って下さい。

運用環境における静的ファイルの提供方法は、
Django mod_python ドキュメント を参照してくだ
さい。

方法¶

<tt class="xref docutils literal">serve()</tt> ビューの定義を以下に示します。

<tt class="descname">def serve(request, path, document_root, show_indexes=False):</tt>

このビューを使うには、 URLconf に以下の設定を入れ
ます:

(r'^site_media/(?P<path>.*)$', 'django.views.static.serve',
 {'document_root': '/path/to/media'}),

<tt class="docutils literal">site_media</tt> はメディアファイル置場のルートの URL にします。
<tt class="docutils literal">/path/to/media</tt> はメディアファイル置場のルートのファイルシステム上の場所
です。これで、 <tt class="xref docutils literal">serve()</tt> が呼び出されるときに必須
のパラメタ <tt class="docutils literal">document_root</tt> が渡されます。

ファイルシステムのルートを指定するため、必ず <tt class="docutils literal">document_root</tt> パラメタを指
定せねばなりません。

上の URLconf では:

<tt class="docutils literal">/path/to/media/foo.jpg</tt> というファイルは <tt class="docutils literal">/site_media/foo.jpg</tt>
という URL でアクセスできるようになります。

<tt class="docutils literal">/path/to/media/css/mystyles.css</tt> というファイルの URL は
<tt class="docutils literal">/site_media/css/mystyles.css</tt> になります。

<tt class="docutils literal">/path/bar.jpg</tt> というファイルはドキュメントルート下にないのでアク
セスできません。

ディレクトリのリスト表示¶

オプションとして、 <tt class="docutils literal">show_indexes</tt> パラメタを
<tt class="xref docutils literal">serve()</tt> ビューに渡せます。デフォルトの値は
<tt class="xref docutils literal">False</tt> です。 <tt class="xref docutils literal">True</tt> にすると、Django はディレクトリに対して内容リスト
を表示します。

例:

(r'^site_media/(?P<path>.*)$', 'django.views.static.serve',
 {'document_root': '/path/to/media', 'show_indexes': True}),

<tt class="docutils literal">static/directory_index.html</tt> テンプレートを変更すれば、 index ビューをカ
スタマイズできます。このテンプレートのコンテキストには二つのオブジェクトが
入っています:

<tt class="docutils literal">directory</tt> -- ディレクトリ名 (文字列) です。

<tt class="docutils literal">file_list</tt> -- ディレクトリ中のファイル名 (文字列) です。

デフォルトの <tt class="docutils literal">static/directory_index.html</tt> テンプレートを示します:

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN"
 "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" xml:lang="en" lang="en">
<head>
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    <meta http-equiv="Content-Language" content="en-us" />
    <meta name="robots" content="NONE,NOARCHIVE" />
    <title>Index of {{ directory }}</title>
</head>
<body>
    <h1>Index of {{ directory }}</h1>
    <ul>
    {% for f in file_list %}
    <li><a href="{{ f }}">{{ f }}</a></li>
    {% endfor %}
    </ul>
</body>
</html>

DEBUG=True の時だけに制限する¶

URLconf は単なる Python モジュールに過ぎないので、静的メディアビューを開発
モードでしか使えないような Python ロジックを埋め込んでおけます。これは、うっ
かり間違えて運用設定に静的ファイル提供ビューが紛れ込まないようにするのに便
利です。

以下のように <tt class="docutils literal">if DEBUG</tt> 文でラップして
<tt class="xref docutils literal">django.views.static.serve()</tt> を取り込みます。 URLconf の例を示します:

from django.conf.urls.defaults import *
from django.conf import settings

urlpatterns = patterns('',
    (r'^articles/2003/$', 'news.views.special_case_2003'),
    (r'^articles/(?P<year>\d{4})/$', 'news.views.year_archive'),
    (r'^articles/(?P<year>\d{4})/(?P<month>\d{2})/$',
     'news.views.month_archive'),
    (r'^articles/(?P<year>\d{4})/(?P<month>\d{2})/(?P<day>\d+)/$',
     'news.views.article_detail'),
)

if settings.DEBUG:
    urlpatterns += patterns('',
        (r'^site_media/(?P<path>.*)$', 'django.views.static.serve',
         {'document_root': '/path/to/media'}),
    )

コードは一目瞭然で、設定を import して、 <tt class="xref docutils literal">DEBUG</tt> の値をチェックし
ています。値が <tt class="xref docutils literal">True</tt> なら、 <tt class="docutils literal">site_media</tt> は
<tt class="xref docutils literal">django.views.static.serve()</tt> ビューに関連づけられます。そうでない
(<tt class="docutils literal">DEBUG == False</tt>) なら、ビューを使えなくなります。

もちろん、運用設定の設定ファイルでは忘れずに <tt class="docutils literal">DEBUG=False</tt> を設定しておく
という前提が必要ですが、何にせよ運用環境では <tt class="docutils literal">DEBUG=False</tt> を設定すべきで
す。

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Dawn Glanc and Pat Ormand on Angel of Mercy. All photos courtesy of Kitty Calhoun
12 in 7 – A Report from Iceland
By Kitty Calhoun | Mar 27, 2012 March 27, 2012
Iceland is frozen in time. Arriving there in February 2012, it was exactly as I remembered from 1998 when I was there to climb with Jay Smith and the late Guy Lacelle – grey, windy, and remote. It is the largest land mass along a mountain ridge that begins under the ocean, where the North Atlantic and Eurasian tectonic plates are pulling apart. The soil is poor, so most food is imported or grown in greenhouses. The horses, sheep and cattle are 1,000-year-old purebreds, brought over by the Vikings. The quiet is only disrupted by the sounds of millions of birds born in the undisturbed sea cliffs.
My mission, along with Dawn Glanc, Pat Ormand, and Jay Smith, was to do as many first ice climbing ascents as possible in two weeks. Prospects looked good, since Iceland's coast is barely eroded and most of the snow on the plateau above tends to melt and refreeze. Rapid changes in temperature produce wild features on frozen waterfalls such as tunnels, hanging umbrella-like roofs, and daggers that freeze horizontally. Iceland is not well-known in the climbing world and there are only an estimated 40 local climbers – most of whom find enough ice near Reykjavik to keep them content. Or so they led us to believe. In exchange for a slide show for the Icelandic Alpine Club, we diplomatically pried inside information from a very welcoming group. They confirmed our suspicions: the West Fjords, just below the Arctic Circle, was the mother-lode.
After a six-hour drive, we arrived in Isafjordur, founded as a salting station for the once-plentiful cod coming from Greenland. We were keenly interested in meeting Runar Karlsson and Sigi Jonsson who have a business, Borea Adventures, in which they sail to a nearby nature preserve or to the east coast of Greenland to ski, kayak, or climb. We hoped the temperatures, which hovered around 32 F, would drop so we could do some boat-assisted ice routes.
After spending the first day on slow winter roads and driving as much of the peninsula as possible, we finally discovered the prize – a cliff band in a cirque an hour's hike from the road. A dozen emerald blue smears pasted the black face, overhung by a large ice cornice. It appeared that the snow had been saturated with water and then froze, while nearly retaining its original shape. The entire quarter-mile-long wall was untouched except for one route on the far end. After three punishing days of climbing, we completed seven new routes, most of which were two pitches long, WI 4-5.
Kono Wall, Iceland
Kitty Calhoun on Kono Wall.
I felt like I had grown soft, having spent most of my winters climbing on well-climbed ice in calm, sunny weather in Ouray, Colorado. In Iceland, every climb had a wall or column of overhanging ice and there were massive unstable ice lenses that were too big to clean. Gingerly climbing up them was like playing Russian Roulette. To add to the stress, the winds grew by the hour and by afternoon I found it difficult to maintain composure while being battered by the gust, as my face and eyes stung from the driving snow. Yet down in the fjord, the birds were bobbing in the swell, making life look easy.
In fact, the farmers below, in the town of Nupur, build stone shelters to encourage wild eider ducks to nest. The birds use some of their feathers to make the nests and farmers collect them. Iceland is still the largest exporter of eider down in the world.
The next new routes we climbed were just past Haukadalur, site of one of the more famous Icelandic sagas. These are generally stories of bloody family feuds between 94-980AD. In the saga of Gisli, Gisli takes revenge for prior misdeeds by stabbing his brother-in-law through the heart. He goes on to perform increasingly violent deeds and is eventually hunted down and killed – but not before being declared an outlaw and a hero.
Always searching for the crown jewel of ice climbs, we were tipped off to possibilities in "Betty's Valley" at the furthest tip of one of the peninsulas. We were greeted by Betty, her 13-year-old son Thor, and 200 sheep. Thor goes to school on another peninsula and had not been home in three weeks because the last 20 km home hadn't been plowed since the last storm. His mom, a single woman of 57, had post-holed two hours to get to a party a few nights earlier. Like the ducks in the swell, she seemed unfazed. Unfortunately, the hanging daggers we had come to climb above her farm were too thin, so we hurried back over the pass and up another valley to attempt a couple more climbs before heading home. We had scored though – by the end of the trip we'd done 12 new routes in seven days of climbing.
The road to Betty's Valley.
Betty's place.
"What's been the high-point of the trip for you?" Dawn asked me on the last day. Again, I thought about the birds bobbing on the water. Every day I had a routine – get up before dawn, eat, drive, hike up a slope, climb, and reverse the process. I shivered constantly, got pumped, excited, and scared. In hindsight, there was no high point. It was all necessary, and all good. Overnight, the wind obliterated our tracks up the slopes. Unless we told someone, there would be no record of our ever being there. It was simply a moment, frozen in time.
#ice climbing, #Iceland, #Kitty Calhoun, #Travel
Kitty Calhoun
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Kitty Calhoun is a Patagonia ambassador, Chicks Climbing guide and resident of Castle Valley, Utah. She first roped up in South Carolina at 18. She started ice climbing a year later, which led to winter ascents in the Rockies where her passion for alpine climbing began. While guiding for the American Alpine Institute, she climbed dozens of peaks in Peru, Bolivia, Alaska, Argentina, and Nepal. In recognition of her accomplishments, she received the American Alpine Club's Underhill Award in 1991.
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How Negative Energy Affects Your Life!
Everything in this world is made out of energy. Some of this energy moves in and out of our bodies while transferring information with it.
The two types of energies we possess are negative and positive energy. The positive energy will make us feel happy, energized, full of life, inspired, motivated, and healthy. While the negative energy on the other hand makes us feel tired, unhappy, sad, depressed, and angry but the extreme volume of negative energy will create sickness.
There are many ways we can acquire those energies; either we create our own by the way we think, speak, and act. We can receive it from an outside source by touching anything like, a person, an object, an animal, a plant, a tree or ingesting it in a form of food.
We tend to perceive negative energy as something other people have. Sure, sometimes we feel negative as in, "go away and leave me alone, world!" but did you know that negativity can be so ingrained in you that it goes unnoticed? That's because negativity sometimes wears a disguise called 'reality'. It's easy to rationalize that you're 'just being realistic' in not daring to act on a dream, and believe it!
You may assume that positive people are not being realistic, that they're being naive, that they are in denial with their heads stuck in the sand, that they put on fake smiles in the face of difficulty and so forth. But are they really happy idiots or is there something to their positivity?
Consider this: since when does 'being realistic' necessarily mean that things will go wrong and that you have to accept that as the truth?
That doesn't mean that being realistic is automatically negative. When you view the world from a 'realistic' standpoint, you can't help but be negative IF your version of reality is negative.
If your version of reality is negative, you are conditioned to believe that whatever can go wrong, will go wrong and whatever can go right, will probably go wrong too. Your unconsciously held beliefs make you into a negative person without your being aware of it!
So … if this negativity is so ingrained in you that you don't notice it, how do you determine whether you're stuck in a cloud of negative energy that is attracting the wrong people, wrong situations and wrong feelings? And how can you be sure you're not perpetuating that negativity?
* Do you complain? All the time or just sometimes?
* Do you often discuss what's wrong in the world more than what's right? This includes the 'terrible' weather, 'horrible' traffic, 'idiotic' government, 'lousy' economy, 'stupid' in-laws, etc.
* Do you criticize? All the time or just certain people?
* Do you blame? All the time or just certain situations?
* Do you believe that you have no control over most of your results?
* Do you feel like a victim? Do you talk about people doing things to you?
* Are you grateful for what is or will you be grateful when things finally start going right for you?
* Do you feel like things are happening to you? Or do you feel that they are happening through you?
If you're not grateful except when things go right, you are negative. Gratitude is positive. If you are grateful for what is (including the unpleasant school of life lessons), then you can invite more and more positive energy into your life.
Believing that things happen to you puts you in the role of victim; then it's easy to be negative because it's convenient to give up that power. So consider this alternative: who or what is to blame when GOOD things happen to you? Do you acknowledge that you are responsible for the good things as, you worked hard, you earned it, etc… but blame external events or other people for your failures? So how come, when good things happen, they are a result of what you do, but when bad things happen, they are not your fault?
Nobody likes to hear that. It takes courage to accept that you create your life experience!
If you answered yes to any of the above questions, you are holding on to negative energy to some degree! To clear your negative energy and raise your vibration, you will need to retrain yourself to choose a positive attitude.
Here's another interesting idea to consider. Have you noticed that positive people seem to get what they want out of life, and even if things don't go their way, they still enjoy their lives… while negative people whine and moan about their misfortunes and even the good things in their lives?
Meditation is a technique used to release negative energy from the body which works well for a lot of people. Science has already claimed that the stress can create illnesses in our bodies; like blood pressures, heart failure, stomach ulcers and other problems. Stress is a form of negative energy created through the social aspect of life especially work, and family pressures. But if you understand how these energies affect your life you might want to do something about it to keep yourself healthy, and out of the doctor's office.
Well it's time to take life into your hands and clear out your negative thought patterns!!!
HOW TO STOP NEGATIVE THINKING: END OBSESSIVE THOUGHTS AND ANXIETY NOW.
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Corporate Moves March 17, 2021
CAAT Pension Plan Names Asif Haque CIO
Julie Cays, current CIO of the C$13.5 billion pension plan, will retire at the end of April.
Asif Haque
The C$13.5 billion (US$10.8 billion) Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology (CAAT) Pension Plan has named Asif Haque as its new CIO as of May 1. He will succeed Julie Cays, who plans to retire at the end of April.
Asif, who is the pension fund's managing director of public markets, joined CAAT in 2010 and has been responsible for its C$11 billion public markets portfolio. The plan says Asif's team has outperformed market benchmarks over the long-term thanks to effective external manager selection and strategic internal structuring decisions.
"We're excited to have Asif take over leading our investment team at this critical juncture," Derek Dobson, CEO of CAAT, said in a statement. "Asif has the strategic vision, skills, and experience we need to support the continued growth of the plan, which is targeted to exceed C$30 billion in assets by 2027."
Asif will report directly to Dobson.
Cays joined CAAT in 2006, and under her stewardship the plan earned 10-year annualized returns of 10%, and grew from a traditional asset mix of C$5.3 billion to a diversified portfolio with more than C$13.5 billion under management. Cays oversaw the implementation of CAAT's private market fund and co-investment programs in private equity, infrastructure, and real estate. And in December, she was named CIO of the year by the Canadian Investment Review.
As of the beginning of the year, the CAAT Pension Plan had a funded level of 119% and a funding reserve of C$3.3 billion.
"I want to thank Julie for her countless contributions to CAAT and congratulate Asif on his new role," Dobson said. "Julie has been an exemplary leader for CAAT, with influence far beyond investments. We have full confidence Asif will be the same, helping advance our mission to expand defined benefit [DB] coverage to more workers across Canada."
Outside of CAAT, Asif serves on the board of the Pension Investment Association of Canada (PIAC) and on the investment committees of the United Church of Canada Pension Plan and Nunavut Tunngavik, an organization that supports programs for Inuit people in Nunavut. Before CAAT, Asif held leadership roles at the Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP) and State Street Canada.
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I really can't express my feelings of gratitude and respect for Gary Gygax any better than Rich Burlew (or Roy, if you prefer…) already has, so I won't even try. Instead, here's a small visual tribute to the vivid worlds and systems that he created, and without which whole generations of geeks would be vastly changed.
Thank you for all the amazing adventures. May there be many more.
I never would have met you guys if it wasn't for E.Gary Gygax. True story.
wow…..he will be missed. with out him, our world of geekdem would never have existed. i bow my head to you now mr gygax, you were truley a visonery.
It's hard to believe, but the man did what he loved up until his final moments…i only hope the same for myself when the time comes.
Rest In Peace Mr. Gygax.
Tolkein may have put into book form the thoughts of dragons, Balrogs, elves, halflings, and other assorted things.
Gary Gygax showed us how to PLAY with them.
Thanks for the beautiful tribute, Alina. Between your image and Rich's words, I feel that Gary can rest peacefully knowing that he touched all our lives as profoundly as possible.
It really is amazing when you think of how many lives he touched, directly or indirectly. Gratitude and respect about sums it up.
I respect any man who gives joy to people on such a wide scale. Thanks a lot man.
Anyone who did a cameo on Futurama is a friend of mine.
It is not that a man died. It is that a man lived.
I have so much to thank for that man.
I wouldn't be alive here today if it wasn't for him. My parents met each other through a D&D meet up from a friend of a friend kind of deal. It was the only reason they had shown up was for the game. 2 months later they were married, add another year and BAM they got me. Who now is a mixture of the nerd father and her artistic mother.
I thank that man for so much.
He was a man like the rest of us, who saw the world and wanted more. He was a person whose imagination could not be stymied by the things he had to endure during life. It was because of him that countless tales have been told, and innumerable warriors have been able to find their place in the lands beyond. Whether you knew the man personally or not (And I fall into the latter category) I think that those of us brought together by gaming, those who consider our "Gaming Night" group to be the people we invite to our wedding before some of our family members, all feel the blow, as if a father, or grandfather has passed.
We may not have known him, and he did not know us, but I hope that, with all the memorials to him, he can see a glimpse of the sadness that his leap from this mortal coil has caused, and read but a few of the eloquent and beautiful words written by those who were, in honesty, his children.
Thank yous will never express it fully, and good byes will never capture what most of us have felt, but to those who feel the same as myself, I think we can say collectively that we loved the man, the great creator, and his memory shall never be erased as long as we have at least one die of each type, one friend willing to play, and the urge to let our imaginations transcend the world around us.
Now get back to gaming.
Gary Gygax's death came as a shock to my family. My mother was sad to hear that her old boss had passed, Gary had hired her to work for TSR back in the 80's to help attract female players to D&D. And although I had never had the chance to meet him, I give thanks for everything his has done and given to the world but I also must thank him for my life in general, without him hiring my mother she and my father would have never met and I would have never been born. Gary was a man with passion and a dream, so to everyone who reads this post follow his example grab hold of your dreams whatever they maybe, who knows your life could impact as many lives as Gary's did. And to all my dice rolling brothers and sisters the next time you play say a small pray for great man who brought us all so much enjoyment. Good bye and thank you sir your life changed the lives of many and also helped bring mine and my brother's lives into existence, you will be greatly missed and never forgotten.
Signed Stephan, the second born son of Jean Wells and Corey Koebernick.
Gary's death and the tributes to him are, I think, the first time I've been moved to tears in many years. He will be missed; and the core of the Collateral Damage Adventuring Guild owe him more than we can articulate.


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The Next X-Men Movie Will Be a Do-Over of the Worst X-Men Movie
2018 is going to be the year of the X-Men.
By Joshua Rivera
After a relatively low-key year for the X-Men movie franchise—the violent, brilliant Logan being the only X-adjacent film to come out this year—2018 is going to be a straight-up X-plosion (sorry), with three mutant-powered movies coming our way, according to Entertainment Weekly. Don't worry if that sounds like a lot, though: Continuing its trend of being the most interesting superhero franchise out there, each of these three movies all sound wildly different from one another, which hopefully means we won't be burnt out by the time it's all done.
'Logan': Yep, It's That Good
Hugh Jackman's final outing as Wolverine is violent, heartfelt, and absolutely worth seeing.
First up on April 13, 2018, is The New Mutants, directed by Josh Boone, of The Fault in Our Stars fame. As the choice of director indicates, New Mutants is going for a more teen-focused, young-adult vibe, which probably means someone at Fox has been reading GQ.com, a place where you can read good ideas every day.
More seriously, it's a chance for the X-Men film franchise to feel more like the original X-Men comic franchise than it has in years. In Marvel comics, The New Mutants was the first spinoff comic series from The Uncanny X-Men, which had become wildly successful in the early 1980s, but also extremely removed from its initial premise of a school for young people born with extraordinary abilities saving the world. The New Mutants was a chance to recenter, to focus on a new class of young outcasts coping with their newfound powers and while the main group of X-Men was off having adventures in space. (Really.) The New Mutants film could serve the same purpose, serving as a soft reset or reboot for the core premise of the movie version of the X-Men, while the main X-Men movies continue to be as crazy as ever. (More on that in a bit.)
Following that is Deadpool 2 on June 1, 2018. There's not much to say about it except that it's more Deadpool, with the addition as Josh Brolin as Cable—possibly the most confusing character in all of comics—and Atlanta breakout star Zazie Beets as the assassin Domino. Also, it's interesting that Fox is placing it smack in the middle of summer blockbuster season, which speaks to how confident the studio is that this movie will make bank.
Finally, on November 2, 2018, is X-Men: Dark Phoenix, the latest movie to star the new cast of X-Men introduced in X-Men: Apocalypse. Its title confirms the weirdest thing about it: That it's essentially a do-over of X-Men: The Last Stand, the notoriously lackluster finale to the original trilogy of X-Men movies, a story that was written out of existence by the time-traveling shenanigans of X-Men: Days of Future Past. As hinted by the finale of X-Men: Apocalypse, Jean Grey—now played by Sophie Turner from Game of Thrones—is as scarily powerful as Famke Janssen's version of the character was ten (!) years ago, and might possibly destroy the world again.
The comic book version of the story is tremendously different from The Last Stand's portrayal of it—originally, it's a space opera of sorts, with aliens and cosmic horror and grand romance. So a do-over isn't the worst idea in the world. But here's a funny coincidence: Part of the reason why The Last Stand isn't seen favorably is because director Bryan Singer left the franchise to make Superman Returns, and so the Brett Ratner-directed The Last Stand feels apocryphal. But as of this moment, Singer isn't confirmed to direct Dark Phoenix, and longtime X-screenwriter Simon Kinberg is rumored to be up for the job. Might Singer bail once more right before the finish line?
Regardless, it's amazing how confusing the X-Men movies have gotten at this point. While it's definitely time for a reboot, it would also be kind of incredible if one never happened, and the X-Men franchise just continued to be an ridiculous, unapologetic mess forever and always. In that way, it would probably be the most faithful comics adaptation we'll ever see.
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Way to get a T420 HDD clone to run in a T430?
I tried it and it wouldn't boot. Was told this was because the T420 drivers would have to be deleted and T430 drivers installed.
Is this true? And if so how would I accomplish that, given that the T430 won't boot with the T420 HDD clone?
I'd hate to have to re-install everything, especially since the T420 came (from eBay) with a legit copy of Word installed and I do not have a way to install that on the T430 -- unless I could get a clone to run.
Get a jellybean key finder software first to glean COA # for your Word. You already have windows COA # stickers on your notebooks for both T420 and T430 under battery compartment. Obtain windows 10 Pro and Word installation ISO. You can use windows COA # for 7 Pro, 8.x Pro to activate windows 10 Pro.
I have windows 10 Pro on my T420, and you should have no problem with Windows 10 Pro on ivy bridge T430 as well. I have ivy bridge workstation installed with Win 10 Pro too.
Try uninstalling a bunch of drivers first then move the drive over.
Also see if you can run Sysprep and move the drive before the reinstalling drivers stage.
The T420 drive must be a 7mm to fit in the T430 bay.
It mostly should just work.
I would try to figure out why it wouldn't boot, before messing around with drivers.
The T420 can take a 9.5mm hard drive, you might just need different rubber rails if it came with a 7mm drive.
The T420s can only have a 7mm drive.
While I wouldn't expect this to be the case since both are ThinkPads from Lenovo, but it could be the hard drive geometry is an issue. When a hard drive is formatted, the number of heads and cylinders may vary between different computers even using identical hard drives. This can cause booting problems among other things.
I can't say I know much about it, but the UEFI BIOS might be causing you problems. It would take more research to see if this could be the case. At any rate, at least check the BIOS setup in both ThinkPads to verify they are both using the same system, whether UEFI or Legacy.
Re: Way to get a T420 HDD clone to run, again in a T430?
Hi, I tried making a new HDD clone in the T420 and transferring it to a T430 , again.
I'll try looking in both bios as suggested but it will take me a bit to have the time to do that.
Turn off UEFI by turning on legacy mode for storage section first. To boot in UEFI mode requires GPT partition which you do not have, Legacy is used where MBR partitions are used for booting. I had a computer Latitude 3350 with UEFI as well, SSD is in MBR and 3350 motherboard came with UEFI enabled did not boot at all. Changing to legacy solved the booting problem without changing anything to the SSD that was running on other PC and moved to this.
I learned about this on my HP Z220 computer which has a UEFI firmware I wanted to use since I have 2 conditions met: larger than 2TB hard drives and Windows 10 64bit OS so I converted over to GPT from working MBR using MBR2GPT utility that came with windows 10. Also one important benefit with GPT is multiple backs up of filesystem partition data in different locations throughout the partitions where MBR filesystem only have one.
There is ONLY a requirement to keep in mind: GPT requires any 64 bit OSes starting with bootable XP OS on MBR partition (read/write only), WIn 7 and later can boot and write/read either MBR or GPT as primary HD provided firmware has UEFI otherwise MBR partition as boot and r/w to different hard drive/SSD partitioned as GPT. Also can use GPT partitions on non-UEFI computers but treated as read/write only on second hard drives or more via Boot OS 64bit XP or later on primary HD/SSD as MBR.
GPT allows larger than 2TB per partition and safer.
In your case change from UEFI to Legacy will solve your problem.