Despite the fact that hair loss is already quite common among men and women, there are still myths and misconceptions regarding this that people should be wary of. So here are a few hair loss stats everyone should know about.
We Experience hair loss around 100 Strands of Hair a Day
Although we lose around 100 strands of hair a day, that’s just a tiny fraction of the 100,000 hair follicles that can be found on an average human head. Many are actually surprised by this fact. This is because hair growth happens in three stages: anagen, catagen, and telogen. In the telogen phase, growth ceases, and the hair strand falls from the follicle.
89% of Men Say Hair Loss Is Their First Concern
Not surprising at all! Hair loss is a serious concern among men. For them, it can damage a person’s self-esteem, confidence, and it completely changes the way they carry themselves. When 90% of men state that male pattern baldness is their ultimate concern, hair shedding has to be a major problem. Therefore, many men are undergoing hair transplantation to get rid of their baldness.
Almost 50% of Women Experience Hair Loss
Although hair loss is quite common among men, it isn’t only men who suffer from hair loss. Around 50% of women also experience this at an alarming rate. Receding hairline or hair thinning are hair loss issues that most women face. Moreover, hair loss affects women differently from men. It is harder to accept for women since we have been conditioned that long hair makes us beautiful.
50% of Hair Disappear before the Condition Becomes Noticeable
Not many people know this, but you should set a hair loss treatment day as soon as you can. Visit your doctor and opt for a hair loss treatment sooner rather than later since it would take half of your hair falling out before the hair loss becomes visible. As scary as it may sound, the fact is that you might be suffering from a hair loss problem, even when you feel your hair is fine and intact.
6 out of 10 Men Can’t Identify a Hair Transplant
Hair transplant has come a long way. The advancement in technology has enabled us to introduce techniques such as FUE and DHI methods. These techniques make it difficult to identify a hair transplant because of its natural-looking results.
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The secret ingredient is teasing! Nishikata and Takagi-san's series of contests continues around the school through cooking and cleaning, so when Takagi-san asks him to meet her around back—wait, she couldn't possibly be confessing to him, right!?
This book provides the latest developments in the analysis and control of nonlinear time-delay systems using T-S fuzzy model approach. It presents a comprehensive, up-to-date, and detailed treatment of many interesting topics, such as stability analysis, stabilization, fuzzy variable structure control, fuzzy tracking control, fuzzy observer design, and filter design for T-S fuzzy systems with time delay.
Hearing the word couple is enough to get Nishikata flustered, especially when he and Takagi-san keep getting mistaken for one...(It's gotta be another ploy!) With summer still in the air, hair-raising ghost stories and haunted trails won't be the only surprise in store for Nishikata--not when the real heart-stopper is right beside him!
Many problems in decision making, monitoring, fault detection, and control require the knowledge of state variables and time-varying parameters that are not directly measured by sensors. In such situations, observers, or estimators, can be employed that use the measured input and output signals along with a dynamic model of the system in order to estimate the unknown states or parameters. An essential requirement in designing an observer is to guarantee the convergence of the estimates to the true values or at least to a small neighborhood around the true values. However, for nonlinear, large-scale, or time-varying systems, the design and tuning of an observer is generally complicated and in...
This monograph puts the reader in touch with a decade’s worth of new developments in the field of fuzzy control specifically those of the popular Takagi-Sugeno (T-S) type. New techniques for stabilizing control analysis and design based on multiple Lyapunov functions and linear matrix inequalities (LMIs), are proposed. All the results are illustrated with numerical examples and figures and a rich bibliography is provided for further investigation. Control saturations are taken into account within the fuzzy model. The concept of positive invariance is used to obtain sufficient asymptotic stability conditions for the fuzzy system with constrained control inside a subset of the state space. T...
Takagi-Sugeno Fuzzy Systems Non-fragile H-infinity Filtering investigates the problem of non-fragile H-infinity filter design for Takagi-Sugeno (T-S) fuzzy systems. Given a T-S fuzzy system, the objective of this book is to design an H-infinity filter with the gain variations such that the filtering error system guarantees a prescribed H-infinity performance level. Furthermore, it demonstrates that the solution of non-fragile H-infinity filter design problem can be obtained by solving a set of linear matrix inequalities (LMIs). The intended audiences are graduate students and researchers both from the fields of engineering and mathematics. Dr. Xiao-Heng Chang is an Associate Professor at the College of Engineering, Bohai University, Jinzhou, Liaoning, China.
Some novel approaches to estimate Nonlinear Output Error (NOE) models using TS fuzzy models for a class of nonlinear dynamic systems having variability in their outputs is presented in this dissertation. Instead of using unrealistic assumptions about uncertainty, the most common of which is normality, the proposed methodology tends to capture effects caused by the real uncertainty observed in the data. The methodology requires that the identification method must be repeated offline a number of times under similar conditions. This leads to multiple inputoutput time series from the underlying system. These time series are preprocessed using the techniques of statistics and probability theory to generate the envelopes of response at each time instant. By incorporating interval data in fuzzy modelling and using the theory of symbolic interval-valued data, a TS fuzzy model with interval antecedent and consequent parameters is obtained. The proposed identification algorithm provides for a model for predicting the center-valued response as well as envelopes as the measure of uncertainty in system output.

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JFK once said, “Nothing compares to the pleasure of riding a bike.” Here at Saris, we couldn’t agree more. That’s why we’re committed to helping bicyclists of all types get on their bikes and ride. The Fluid bike trainer can help you do just that, no matter the season, schedule or time of day. Its fluid progressive resistance matches your effort without hardly making a sound, no adjustments needed. Plus, the Fluid comes with a durable, foldable, and easy-to-store trainer frame. - Fluid resistance unit provides a quiet and consistent ride. - Progressive resistance offers the widest resistance range and road-like feel. - Comes on an easy-to-store, foldable bike trainer frame - Compatible with Zwift and other indoor training apps
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In '90210' episode 'Off the Rails', Kelly sets out on a search for Silver who goes out of town with unstable mind.
Brad Paisley and Keith Urban join Julianne Hough, Jake Owen and Zac Brown Band as the early winners of 2009 Academy of Country Music Awards.
Take another peek at Eugene's effort to crash a party at the magazine's legendary mansion headquarters and win back his high-school sweetheart through the red band trailer of 'Miss March'.
The Oceanic 6 are told how to get back to the island and Jack's grandfather may show his face in the next episode of 'Lost'.
Miley Cyrus' music video for 'The Climb', the song which serves as the soundtrack of 'Hannah Montana: The Movie', is revealed to feature her horse-riding with a guy.
Brad Paisley and Heidi Newfield dominated the nominations list of 2009 Academy of Country Music Awards, scooping six and four gongs respectively.
From one part of a trio to a solo, Heidi Newfield steps up to the game to an impressive start with debut album "What Am I Waiting For".
With many favorable critics around, country singer Heidi Newfield has put her debut album at number two in Billboard Top Country Albums chart.

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As of 2021, there are reportedly 2,755 billionaires on Earth, with an estimated total net worth of $13.1 trillion. A staggering 86% are richer than a year ago. Jeff Bezos is the world’s richest for the fourth year running, worth $177 billion, while Elon Musk rocketed into the number two spot with $151 billion, as Tesla and Amazon shares surged. Altogether these billionaires are worth $13.1 trillion, up from $8 trillion in 2020. The U.S. still has the most, with 724, followed by China (including Hong Kong and Macao) with 698.
Jeff Bezos is the founder of both Amazon, the world’s largest retailer, and Blue Origin. With an estimated net worth of $177 billion, he is the richest person in the world. Bezos originally took Amazon public in 1997 and went on to become the first man since Bill Gates in 1999 to achieve a net worth of more than $100 billion.1011 Bezos’s other projects include aerospace company Blue Origin; The Washington Post, which he purchased in 2013; and the 10,000-year clock, also known as the Long Now.1213 On July 20, 2021, Bezos, his brother Mark, aviation pioneer Wally Funk, and Dutch student Oliver Daemen completed Blue Origin's first successful crewed flight, reaching an altitude of just above 62 miles before landing safely.
Elon Musk is the CEO and co-founder of Tesla; CEO, chief designer, and founder of SpaceX; CEO and founder of Neuralink; and founder of The Boring Company. His estimated net worth is $151 billion. Elon Musk is working to revolutionize transportation both on Earth, through electric car maker Tesla -- and in space, via rocket producer SpaceX. He owns 21% of Tesla but has pledged more than half his stake as collateral for loans; Forbes has discounted his stake to take the loans into account.
Bernard Arnault is the chair and CEO of LVMH, the world's largest luxury goods business, and chair of its holding company, Christian Dior SE. His estimated net worth is $150 billion. One of the world's ultimate taste-makers, Bernard Arnault oversees an empire of 70 brands including Louis Vuitton and Sephora.
Bill Gates is the co-founder of Microsoft, the largest software company in the world, and the co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. His estimated net worth is $124 billion. Bill Gates, who cofounded Microsoft with Paul Allen (d. 2018) in 1975, has transferred at least $5 billion worth of shares in public companies to Melinda. As of March 2020, when Gates stepped down from the Microsoft board, he owned about 1% of the software and computing company's shares.
Mark Zuckerberg is the CEO, chair, and co-founder of Facebook, the world's largest social networking service, as well as co-CEO and co-founder of the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative. His estimated net worth is $97 billion. Mark Zuckerberg first developed Facebook alongside fellow students Eduardo Saverin, Dustin Moskovitz, and Chris Hughes while attending Harvard University in 2004. As Facebook began to be used at other universities, Zuckerberg dropped out of Harvard to focus entirely on his growing business. Today, Zuckerberg is the CEO and chair of Facebook, which had more than 2.8 billion monthly active users as of Q1 2021.
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Best Things to do in San Francisco! The BEST lesser-known locations to get pictures with the Golden Gate Bridge, tips for biking across the Golden Gate Bridge, and the best way to see the redwood forest!
A dreamy drive down the Pacific Coast Highway (One Week) road trip makes stops at San Diego, California, United States, Children's Pool, MARKET Restaurant + Bar and others. Plan your road trip with Roadtrippers.
The Classic California Road Trip, along the coastal highway - Highway Cabrillo Highway, Pacific Coast Highway, PCH - many names and many great stops - this has got to be one of the Top 10 Road Trips you should do now.

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I don't know what it is about this that makes me so angry. Her voice? The generic sound/style? Because I felt my eyes roll to the back of my head and nearly have a seizure? Don't know...
I shared this on facebook a little while back. I noticed it has really started to gain popularity on the net so I got to post it. It's actually quite brilliant, even if it's in a fairly asinine way.
The question is being asked if Stooshe is going to be the next Spice Girls. Do we really need another Spice Girls? Yeah, no thanks.
As for the subject matter, I'd rather keep my dipstick far away from any of these girls. The moderately attractive one of the three, at best, looks like a poor man's Beyonce. Another looks like a half-baked Selena. The blond girl is the worse: She looks like something between a glitter-punk Elton John and Boy George himself. These girls are sexually aggressive because they're not getting any!
I think by now we have all started to learn a little more about where Rebecca Black came from. She's a spoiled little brat who's parents wanted to allow her to feel like her own pop star. They paid Ark Music Factory of Hollywood, California to pander to their child's dream. They are in the business of doing exactly what we seen with Rebecca.
I can only hope and pray this is intended as a joke. If this is truly where music is going I weep for our culture. This little girl makes Rihanna's use of auto-tune seem almost natural. The ho-hum, monotone lyrical style, the redundancy, the unbelievably generic content matter. And who was that doing the now stereotypical rap break? That looks like Malcolm-Jamal Warner. I was wondering what he's been up too.
If iTunes had a thrift shop, Rebecca picked up this song after Bieber dropped it off. What makes things even worse is this song wasn't written by a 13-year-old girl, no matter how much it sounds like it. I know you won't believe me but this song was written by an actual adult who writes music for a living; according to Wikipedia, some hack named Clarence Jey.
I don't blame Rebecca for the debacle. She's only doing what every 13-year-old girl would love to do. She and all her friends do indeed look like every single teenage girl from the past 10 years. I blame the adults who hope to make an ass load of money. I also blame the brain dead morons who eat this kind of garbage up with a spoon. If you brainless twits didn't spend all your money on, no matter how horrible it happens to be, the next new thing, we may still actually have some dignity left in our musical culture.
Really, you morons buying this rubbish are the ones who should take full blame. It's unfair to hate on a little girl or to blame capitalism. As some screaming nut job once said, "America's chickens are coming home to roost!"


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Due to potential complications from Hurricane Irma, Orlando International Airport is closely monitoring the storm and taking certain precautions.
As of right now, flights today travelling to Key West and Puerto Rico have been cancelled for Southwest, JetBlue, and United Airlines. Orlando International Airport recommends checking directly with your airline for flight status and updates.
Orlando International Airport has provided information in regards to its operations preparing for Irma. The notifications, as stated by the Orlando Business Journal, are:
- The Authority is actively monitoring the weather conditions.
- It is still considered too early to know specific wind, rain, or possible tornado impacts to east Central Florida.
- Airport staff including airline representatives, concessions, and service providers met this afternoon to discuss plans for responding to the potential impact of Hurricane Irma.
- Airlines have been advised to systematically remove items that could pose wind hazards around the property.
- Preparations should be made if required for tying down jet bridges, protecting and covering equipment curbside and ticket lobby areas.
- Ongoing meetings will occur to determine operations schedules.
- The Greater Orlando Aviation Authority does not determine if flights are cancelled or if they will continue to operate.
Orlando International Airport also reminds travelers that it is not a hurricane shelter facility.
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Stories from the Verse
Multiverser Novel Support Pages
Leaving For Better or Verse
keeps this site and its author alive.
This is an attempt to capture for reference a character paper snapshot of the character Filp, a supporting character in the Multiverser novels who debuts in Verse Three, Chapter One and returns in For Better or Verse. This character sheet includes everything that is confirmed about him, plus a few extrapolations, and thus represents him as he is in the chapter in which he dies.
The picture was dug up on the Internet as an approximate image of him; it's honestly terrible, but I needed something, and this was the best I could find.
Some of this information is extrapolated based on the milieu and the author's perceptions of the character.To assist the referee, some entries include at least one coded reference to a chapter or chapters in which the item is mentioned; thus by cross-referencing with the story you can determine the details. The chapters are identified by which character's story is being told, and thus most of those here begin with "S" for Slade; this is followed by a three-digit number indicating the chapter number for that character, not the chapter number for the book. Thus if you want to find the first reference to his name, you read here that it appears in S009, and on the index page for the novel you search for the text "Slade 9" and that will take you to the link for that chapter. Obviously the chapters beginning "K" are Joe's story, and thus "Kondor", and those beginning "H" are Lauren's story, "Hastings". The first novel ends with Kondor 41, Slade 42, and Hastings 43; the second contains Hastings 44 through 95, Kondor 42 through 96, and Brown 1 through 55, and the third consists of Hastings 96 through 136, Slade 43 through 92, and Brown 56 through 96.
A.K.A.: Thief, slightly derogatory designation from his cousins because of his profession.
A.K.A.: Lord Filp, of Filp Manor and Omigger Tower S052 S054
|1@5||Persuasion||2@1||Ranged Strike Value (RSV)|
|1@8||Charisma||1@9||Martial Strike Value (MSV)|
|1@5||Animal Magnetism||1@7||Target Value (TV)|
|BEST RELEVANT ATTRIBUTE|
|1@5||Intellect||1@7||Tech (Intellect/Intuition/Ed Level)|
|1@7||Intuition||1@9||Psi (Persuasion/Intuition/Will Power)|
|1@3||Education Level||1@7||Mag (An-mag/Intellect/Intuition)|
|1@9||Will Power||2@3||Bod (Strength/Agility/Will Power)|
Born in low-tech high-mag fantasy world.
Height: Describes Slade as tall; is not as tall as Phasius, who is not very tall.
Current Hair Style:
Age: Considerably older, widower with grown children
Facial Hair: None
Birthmarks, Tatoos, or other unusual markings: None
Includes slipping bars S083
|Tech 3@2||Djinni Quest S003 S011 S019 S061|
|2@5||Operate Crossbow||Tech 4@1||Djinni Quest S011 S057|
|1@5||Operate gear and chain system||Tech 4@1||Djinni Quest S060|
|?@?||??||Tech X@X||Djinni Quest|
|1@3||Math Applications||Tech 4@0||Home|
|2@5||Language (English)||Psi 0@0||Djinni Quest|
|1@10||Training, Thief Skills||Psi 0@1||Djinni Quest S011 S019|
|X@X||Human Standard Sensory Package|
(2@5 Touch and pressure sensitivity B0@0, 1@5 Chemical sensitivity B0@1, 1@7 Gas & particular sensitivity B0@1, 2@2 Pain B0@2, 1@6 Heat sensitivity B0@3, 1@5 Cold sensitivity B0@3, 2@1 Photosensitivity B0@4, 1@8 Auditory perception B0@4, 1@6 Balance B0@4, 2@5 Focus B0@5, 1@2 Tactile imaging B0@5, 1@8 Pitch discrimination B0@6, 1@8 Stereo directional sense B0@7, 2@5 Color perception B0@8, 2@8 Depth perception B0@8)
|X@X||Human Standard Body Package|
(2@3 Manipulate Object B0@1; 1@1 Generate Pheromone Signal B0@2; 2@7 Generate Sound Signal B0@2; 2@3 Sitting B1@0; 2@1 Rise to All Limbs B1@1; 1@5 Multi-legged Crawl 2mph B1@3; 2@5 Stand Erect B2@1; 2@1 Walk at Walking Speeds 3mph B2@4: 1@10 Jog 3mph B3@3; 1@5 Dash 300˘ B3@4; 1@5 Sprint 990˘ B3@5; 1@5 Run 71/2 mph (one mile/eight minutes) B3@6; 1@1 Ground-based Rolling B4@1; 1@5 Reaching Jumps 10˛ B5@1; 1@5 Low Obstacles 12˛ B5@1; 1@3 Running High Jump 4˘ 6˛ B5@3; 1@5 Standing Long Jump 6˘ B5@3; 1@2 Running Long Jump 9˘ B5@3)
Hearing starting to fail S048
Awareness B0@3, Increased Auditory Perception B0@4, Increased Balance B0@4, Move Silently (Stealth) B0@6, Hide (Stealth) B0@6, Escape (Stealth) B0@6, Pilfer (Delicacy) B0@8, Jimmy Door (Delicacy) B0@8
|Bod X@X||Djinni Quest S002 S003 S011|
|2@5||Detect traps and secret doors||Bod 0@3||Djinni Quest S003|
|3@1||Climb walls and ropes||Bod 1@3||Djinni Quest S003 S011 S019 S051 S057 S065|
|2@5||Ride Horse||Bod 3@0||Djinni Quest S010 S051 S053 S054 S066 S067 S069|
Base lethal, only attack in minute
|Bod 7@3||Djinni Quest S003 S070 S073|
|Leather armor, dark brown long vest, sleeves, leggings, belt, squeaks a bit||Worn/stored||Djinni Quest S001|
|Lock picks||Djinni Quest S003 S011 S019|
|Rope, 50'||Pack||Djinni Quest S003 S047 S057|
|Backpack||Back||Djinni Quest S003|
|Garrote||Belt||Djinni Quest S003 S047 S070|
|Crossbow, oversized, for launching grapple|
Given to Slade S070
|Pack||Djinni Quest S011 S047 S057|
Given to Slade S070
|Pack||Djinni Quest S011|
|Oil, for locks||Djinni Quest S011|
|Crowbar||Pack||Djinni Quest S047|
|Pitons||Pack||Djinni Quest S047|
|Extra Ropes||Pack||Djinni Quest S047|
|Dagger||Belt||Djinni Quest S047|
Did not know what a “chimney” is S002.
Djinni Quest, his home world, via border supernatural to Rescue of Phasius S043.
Tends to be suspicious--wants to kill a stranger who might know about the bottle S002.
Tends to be impatient S002.
Afraid to be in the rear S003.
Usually afraid S003 S004 S006
Selects breads and toasts with butters and preserves from the breakfast buffet S046
Given to sarcastic comments S048
Is annoyed when treated as less than a nobleman S055
Skeptical of prayers S060 S061 S064 and wisdom S065
Descended from Baron Rolgar of Corlander, his great great great great grandfather S002. Thanks to Slade’s wishes, he knows everything about every wish ever granted by any djinni, was granted all that was given to Petrof of Salminia (fortune, castle, army), and is forever known as friend and ally of the djinn and of the Caliph of the West Wind S005.
Married Wen, the local barmaid, and had numerous children of which a daughter and a son are mentioned. Considerably less enjoyment of life after she died S045. Identifies Shella as his niece, but she is really a distant cousin S070
As to the old stories that have long been here:

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I am often asked to provide some pointers to the “main papers” on my website. This is
very difficult to do, because there are too many different topics. The current page is one
Listed here are a subset of papers, picked according to one of two criteria: (1) expository/survey
papers, and/or (2) main papers that are not referred-to in a paper of type (1). (For instance, a
plurality of papers are on input to state stability and related matters; since there is a survey on ISS,
no such papers are included).
Also, I generally tried not to include two papers of type (2) if one of them refers to the
More details on these papers, and downloadable versions of almost all, are on my website
 E.D. Sontag. Monotone and near-monotone biochemical networks. Systems and
Synthetic Biology, 1:59–87, 2007.
 D. Del Vecchio, A.J. Ninfa, and E.D. Sontag. Modular cell biology: Retroactivity and
insulation. Nature Molecular Systems Biology, 4:161, 2008.
 T. Riley, E.D. Sontag, P. Chen, and A. Levine. The transcriptional regulation of
human p53-regulated genes. Nature Reviews Molecular Cell Biology, 9:402–412, 2008.
 E.D. Sontag. Network reconstruction based on steady-state data. Essays in
Biochemistry, 45, 2008. to appear.
 E.D. Sontag. Input to state stability: Basic concepts and results. In P. Nistri
and G. Stefani, editors, Nonlinear and Optimal Control Theory, pages 163–220.
Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 2007.
 E.D. Sontag, A. Veliz-Cuba, R. Laubenbacher, and A.S. Jarrah. The effect of negative
feedback loops on the dynamics of boolean networks. Biophysical Journal, 2008. To appear.
Preprint in arXiv 0707.3468v1, 23 July 2007, DOI doi:10.1529/biophysj.107.125021.
 A. Maayan, R. Iyengar, and E.D. Sontag. Intracellular regulatory networks are close
to monotone systems. IET Systems Biology, to appear, 2008.
 M. Chaves, A. Sengupta, and E.D. Sontag. Geometry and topology of parameter
space: investigating measures of robustness in regulatory networks. J. of Mathematical
Biology, 2008. Accepted subject to revisions. Preprint: arXiv:0710.4269, November 2007.
 A.M. Weinstein and E.D. Sontag. Modeling proximal tubule cell homeostasis: Tracking
changes in luminal flow. Bulletin of Mathematical Biology, 2008. Submitted.
 W. Maass, P. Joshi, and E.D. Sontag. Computational aspects of feedback in neural
circuits. PLoS Computational Biology, 3:e165 1–20, 2007.
 E.D. Sontag. Mathematical Control Theory. Deterministic Finite-Dimensional Systems,
volume 6 of Texts in Applied Mathematics. Springer-Verlag, New York, second edition,
 R. Albert, B. DasGupta, R. Dondi, S. Kachalo, E.D. Sontag, A. Zelikovsky, and
K. Westbrooks. A novel method for signal transduction network inference from indirect
experimental evidence. Journal of Computational Biology, 14:927–949, 2007.
 D. Angeli and E.D. Sontag. Oscillations in i/o monotone systems. IEEE Transactions
on Circuits and Systems, Special Issue on Systems Biology, 55:166–176, 2008. Preprint
version in arXiv q-bio.QM/0701018, 14 Jan 2007.
 M. Chaves, E.D. Sontag, and R. Albert. Methods of robustness analysis for Boolean
models of gene control networks. IET Systems Biology, 153:154–167, 2006.
 M. Arcak and E.D. Sontag. A passivity-based stability criterion for a class of
interconnected systems and applications to biochemical reaction networks. Mathematical
Biosciences and Engineering, 5:1–19, 2008. Also, preprint: arxiv0705.3188v1 [q-bio], May
 E.D. Sontag and Y. Wang. Uniformly universal inputs. In Analysis and Design of
Nonlinear Control Systems, volume 224, pages 9–24. Springer-Verlag, London, 2007.
 Y. Wang and E.D. Sontag. Orders of input/output differential equations and
state-space dimensions. SIAM J. Control Optim., 33(4):1102–1126, 1995.
 Y. Wang and E.D. Sontag. Generating series and nonlinear systems: analytic aspects,
local realizability, and i/o representations. Forum Math., 4(3):299–322, 1992.
 E.D. Sontag. For differential equations with r parameters, 2r+1 experiments are enough
for identification. J. Nonlinear Sci., 12(6):553–583, 2002.
 E.D. Sontag, Y. Wang, and A. Megretski. Input classes for identification of
bilinear systems. IEEE Transactions Autom. Control, to appear, 2008. Also arXiv
math.OC/0610633, 20 Oct 2006, and short version in ACC’06.
 D. Angeli, P. de Leenheer, and E.D. Sontag. A Petri net approach to the study of
persistence in chemical reaction networks. Mathematical Biosciences, 210:598–618, 2007.
Preprint: arXiv q-bio.MN/068019v2, 10 Aug 2006.
 M. Chaves and E.D. Sontag. Exact computation of amplification for a class of nonlinear
systems arising from cellular signaling pathways. Automatica, 42:1987–1992, 2006.
 L. Wang and E.D. Sontag. Singularly perturbed monotone systems and an application
to double phosphorylation cycles. J. Nonlinear Science, 2008.
 E.D. Sontag. Molecular systems biology and control. Eur. J. Control, 11(4-5):396–435,
 B. Andrews, E.D. Sontag, and P. Iglesias. An approximate internal model principle:
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Feinberg-Horn-Jackson zero deficiency type. European J. Control, 8:343–359, 2002.
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under certain semiring congruences motivated by the state-space isomorphism problem for
hybrid systems. Theor. Comput. Sci., 262(1-2):161–189, 2001.
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chemostat with multiple nutrients. J. Mathematical Biology, 52:419–438, 2006.
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Control Optim., 21(3):462–471, 1983.
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stabilization. Systems Control Lett., 13(2):117–123, 1989.
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and applications to control problems. In Nonlinear controllability and optimal control,
volume 133 of Monogr. Textbooks Pure Appl. Math., pages 81–131. Dekker, New York,
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Published Wednesday, 4 October 2017
A report recommending Waverley Borough Council concludes the legal process to grant leases to Godalming and Haslemere Town Councils to run the public toilets is to be presented to the Executive.
If the recommendation is approved next Tuesday (10 October), council officers will conclude the legal agreements so that Haslemere Town Council can run the public toilets in High Street car park and Godalming Town Council can run the toilets at Crown Court car park in Godalming and North Street in Farncombe.
Councillor Jim Edwards, Portfolio Holder for Environment, said: “Earlier this year we were faced with some difficult decisions in order to balance our budget.
“However, I am pleased that, through negotiations with the town councils, we have managed to work together to find a solution so the public conveniences can reopen for the local communities.
“If the recommendation is approved, the town councils will run the toilets for the next 20 years.”
Notes to editors
A decision to close the public toilets was made as part of the budget setting process.
The toilets in both Godalming and Farncombe were closed to the public on Monday 19 June.
For further information contact:
Tel: 01483 523296
Web : www.waverley.gov.uk


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As school buildings continue to be closed in response to the COVID-19 outbreak, Spring Lake Park Schools has been feeding children through meal distribution at 10 sites throughout the community. During the Friday meal distribution, the Spring Lake Park Schools Panther Foundation has provided more than 1,600 Weekend Food Packs to families over the last several weeks.
“We know this is a challenging time for so many people in our community,” says Panther Foundation Executive Director Colleen Pederson. “The Panther Foundation has been committed, now more than ever, to providing a Weekend Food Pack to every family that takes part in the COVID-19 meal service program in our community.”
The Weekend Food Packs program began in 2013 after the annual Panther Foundation Gala’s Fund-a-Dream program raised more than $31,000 for the cause. The program’s main objective is to make sure children don’t go hungry when school is not in session – like over weekends and school breaks. The program provides packs filled with items that are easy to prepare, require no other ingredients and are nourishing.
“Many people have come forward during this time asking how they can help,” says Colleen. “We expect there to be growing need for food packs in the coming weeks, and we are hopeful we will be able to continue to augment the meal service the district is delivering and provide weekend food packs for families as long as this crisis exists.”
Weekend Food Packs are made possible through the generosity of Panther Foundation supporters. For those interested in supporting the continuation of this work, donations to the Foundation can be made online.


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The world’s airports will face many challenges in the future, even in cases when they are well-positioned. Notably, Asia is vastly expanding its airport infrastructure to ensure that business and leisure tourists can travel more easily.
Accordingly, growth seems to be the buzz word at conferences, such as the “2nd Annual South East Asia Airport Expansion Summit” in Jakarta, Indonesia, on August 28 - 29, 2013. No wonder, countries like Indonesia, Malaysia or Vietnam have seen double-digit expansion rates over many years. The increasing passenger numbers are bringing many airports to the edge of their capacity and sometimes beyond. The natural reaction to this dynamic development is to enlarge the capacity of existing airports and to build new ones. Ambitious plans to foster the expected growth are being pursued in many South East Asian countries and also in other fast developing regions of the world.
High demands on airports
However, can we really believe that a 25%+ annual increase in passenger numbers will continue for the next 20 years? Airlines investing in “steel”, namely aircraft, are relatively flexible. They can shift fleet bases quite easily and aircraft are typically exchanged after 10 to 30 years. Airports, on the other hand, invest in concrete. Mistakes are therefore irreversible for the next 30 to 99 years. Airport managers should be aware of their real customers – the airlines. Too many airports mix up cause and effect. Airlines bring in the passengers and have a very strong impact on the viability of airports. Only very few destinations or hubs are so attractive, that they are a “must” for airline network managers.
Most airports are selected by airline network managers on the basis of rational arguments. Their decision criteria do not always match what airport managers believe. Network managers look for catchment areas, connectivity, short turn-around time, effective ATC, leading to high punctuality and low fuel consumption. They are attracted by low landing and handling fees – especially the highly cost sensitive airlines.
Low-cost carriers (LCC) are severely changing the aviation industry. The impact of their business model is the consolidation of airlines resulting in groups with stronger bargaining power against airports. LCCs allow new customer groups to fly thus raising the number of passengers. Although this is good news for airport managers, the necessary investments cause new risks. The increasing pressure on airports results in strong competition among airports and decreasing aviation revenues. Especially in de-regulated economies privatized airports fight for customers via price and attractiveness.
Airport managers try to compensate declining aviation revenues by boosting their attractiveness to airlines as well as passengers. They focus on non-aviation revenues coming from retail and advertising, food and beverage zones, entertainment, airport city concepts with hotels and conference facilities, hospitals, cargo and logistics areas etc.
Well-prepared with the right strategies
All these airport challenges can be anticipated and overcome through targeted approaches. Inspired strategies for every life-cycle-step of an airport can make it competitive and attractive to airlines and other customers, from start-up through growth and optimization to privatization:
A Strategic Airport Development Plan forms the basis for a Master Plan tailored to the future demand.
Air Service Development means knowing the airlines’ decision parameters to enable effective airport marketing.
Infrastructure and Operational Planning is the platform where airport strategies go live.
An Airport City Concept provides in-depth analysis of the market as an accurate basis for investors.
Optimization of runway system capacity enhances the air traffic and ensures on-time performance.
Efficiency analysis and enhancement facilitate understanding of airport terminal capacity and define future terminal facility requirements.
Preparation for Privatization supports the alignment of stakeholders’ interests.
If you are interested in Lufthansa Consulting’s expert advice for airports in comprehensive projects all over the world, please contact Dr. Andreas Jahnke, Managing Director and Partner, Lufthansa Consulting, Mail@LHConsulting.com.

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Now that it’s three weeks out from the release of the movie, the buzz surrounding the Code has been understandably high. (I don’t care – I’m adding to it). I read today that some English judge recently inserted his own secret code (I don’t care if that doesn’t sound right) into one of his judgements, leaving the legal community in London in a frenzy, trying to decode it, for fun.
Apparently, Justice Peter Smith used the dunnowhat Fettucine sequence to put letters in italics throughout the 71-page judgement. For fun.
The case, is of course, connected to the Da Vinci code – Justice Smith ruled that Dan Brown did not plagiarise someone else’s work. The code was discovered only last week, a month after the judgement was handed down. And the lawyer that discovered the embedded code cracked it after a day. So crevver.
And the secret code?
“Jackie Smith, who are you? Dreadnought”
WTF? But read the article, and you’ll learn that the HMS Dreadnought is a giant battleship dreamt up by Royal Navy Admiral Jackie Smith. And that it’s got absolutely nothing to do with the Da Vinci Code.
But nair mind. Much as I dislike code-cracking and other sorts of activity that require brain-power, I really like the locations featured in the filem, and I’ve been very fortunate to have Nadya Hutagalung go to all these places and take nice pictures for youse all.
Surf stop: Flickr Set of The Da Vinci Trail


Some major upgrades are coming to Calgary’s Deerfoot Trail.
The province announced on Wednesday that new northbound and southbound lanes would be added to 21 kilometres of the roadway between Beddington Trail and Anderson/Bow Bottom Trail, in an effort to improve traffic flow and ease congestion.
Multiple interchanges will also be upgraded with addition lanes, including Memorial Drive, 17 Avenue, Glenmore Trail, Southland Drive and Anderson/Bow Bottom Trail.
The upgrades are expected to start in 2023 and were based off a study completed in 2017 that pointed to five short-term improvements to make the roadway safer and more efficient.
In a news release, Alberta Minister of Transportation Brian Mason said Deerfoot is a “vital artery” for Calgary but has become “increasingly congested.”
Speed limits could be varied on Deerfoot Trail as province looks for fix to traffic troubles
Multi-vehicle crash shuts down part of Calgary’s Deerfoot Trail
2 taken to hospital, Deerfoot Trail partially closed after crash between garbage truck, small vehicle
“Everyone who drives this road will appreciate this expansion plan,” Mason said. “We want commuters to spend less time in traffic, and more time with their families and loved ones.”
Deerfoot Trail first opened to the public in 1971 and has been a full freeway since 2005, at which time Calgary had a population of one million residents. The population is now approaching 1.3 million, not including nearby communities like Airdrie, Chestermere, Okotoks and Cochrane.
Average daily traffic ranges from 83,000 vehicles per day at the south end to 170,000 vehicles per day north of Memorial Drive.
Deerfoot is the city’s most-used north-south vehicle corridor, and the province said the upgrades will transform it into a “modern freeway” that meets both the current and future needs of the city.
“These improvements to Deerfoot Trail have been long awaited by Calgarians,” Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi said. “This substantial investment from the Government of Alberta will go a long way in improving the traffic flow and safety.”
The province expects the expansion will create 2,330 jobs and said $478 million for the project has already been allocated.
– With files from Jenna Freeman
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Before I make an appointment with my Doctor, I seem to have formed a lump, or bulge, or whatever the correct term is. It seems to be in the void right at the base of the sternum, right in the centre. It doesn't feel painful to touch or prod, but I've noticed I feel bloated a lot more lately. I have no idea what is there? I assume the Liver lays across that area and the pancreas? I have no real symptoms, but it just annoys me knowing it's there. It isn't hard, feels kinda soft and it feels like it indents if I press it with my finger.
Sounds like a cyst, most "bad" things are firm. I wouldn't think you could feel anything on your internal organs through your diaphram. My guess would be a cyst that has formed between your skin, the sac around you abdominal area and abdominal muscles. That's pretty common.
I have a bulge in the skin somewhat higher than you describe, and it has been diagnosed as some sort of watery cyst from the bypass surgery. I'm having it drained, but I'm assured it isn't anything to worry about. It is not firm when I push it.
After my bypass surgery I had a bit of ligature left in my belly. The ligature was used to hold in the drain tubes, and my drains were exactly where you describe your problem. It caused a little infection, and was easily resolved. I doubt that is what you have, but mention it.
I'd have it checked, Ed. I don't know exactly the route of the aorta, and I have zero knowledge of how a weakened aorta presents itself, but lumps just beg to be checked. Let us know.
I've tried hard to determine what it is, but it just seems a bit high up, right under the sternum. It's basically where the solar plexis is. I'm phoning for an appointment tomorrow, but goodness knows when there will be a vacancy, our Doctors surgery is pretty busy lately. I've noticed now that it seems to feel pressurised after I eat and it feels like I'm really bloated. Perhaps a hernia could be the cause, maybe a hiatal hernia? I know the Doctor will send me for an x-ray which will likely be inconclusive and recommend an echo. I will then have to wait for one of those for weeks.
As the lump appears to be ill defined and soft, its most likely a lipoma which is fat cell benign tumor. Any hernias through the rectus muscle, like an umbilical hernia, usually reduce in size on lying down and increase on coughing which raises the abdominal pressure. Hiatal hernia is the sliding of the stomach into the chest cavity through the opening in the diaphram, and cannot be palpated external. Only a consultation with your primary care physician can help diagnose.
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Originally Posted by hytenor
yea, the charts are good for general reference. Unfortunately, tire mfgs like to make their tires of the exact same "size" completely different most of the time. So, no two 265/70/16s are the same, dimention wise.
I understand. I learned a lot about this with my cobra. A Goodyear or BFGoodrich 275/40-17 tire is not the same size as a Kumho, Yokohama, Avon or Nitto 275/40-17 tire. Nittos are probably the worst brand as far as this goes. Their 315/35-17 drag radial is about as wide as a 295 Goodyear or BFG.
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Artificial grass is a good choice for installation as it offers benefits to both humans and pets. This is because it is pet friendly, less harmful and pest free, and has less odor.
Natural grass has some drawbacks for dog owners, as dogs can dig holes with their paws and mud can cover the grass, making the grass look untidy. You can easily purchase artificial turf for dogs.
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Here are the benefits of installing artificial grass for pets.
Keeping your garden and pets clean:- If you want to keep your pets and yard clean, there's no better choice than artificial grass. Pet-friendly synthetic turf surfaces are engineered to withstand all forms of wear from pets. This lawn is resistant to harmful UV rays, pet urine and rough play. Your dog will surely find artificial grass softer and enjoy walking and playing on it.
The only difference is that your artificial grass will not suffer from abrasion, odor and stains on your dog. This grass is naturally permeable; all dog poop is removed automatically. With artificial grass, you can get rid of tasks like clearing out the muddy spots in the garden and washing your puppy's muddy paws. This lawn is healthy and useful if you have a dog who likes to dig.
Protect your pet from disease:- When you have a natural lawn, you can't do without pesticides and herbicides to keep the area free of insects and weeds. Dogs often bite dust and can get sick from these chemicals. Storage of synthetic herbs does not involve the use of chemicals and therefore will not harm your pet even if bitten.

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East Central Indiana football scores and stats from Week 5
MUNICE, Ind. — More than halfway through the regular season, Delta remains the only undefeated East Central Indiana football program and was one of three area teams to win in Week 5.
Delta, Yorktown and Winchester all won, while Blackford fell just short and other teams struggled in losses.
Here are all of the area scores and stats from Week 5 of the high school football season:
Delta 27, Mt. Vernon 10
Delta is still undefeated after beating Hoosier Heritage Conference opponent Mt. Vernon 27-10.
After a scoreless first quarter, Zac Stanley got Delta on the board first with a 32-yard field goal in the second quarter. Wesley Stitt then found the end zone on a 24-yard rushing touchdown to put the Eagles up 10-0 in the second. And on the ensuing Mt. Vernon drive, Kyle Tempest intercepted a pass and returned it 60 yards for another Delta score.
Mt. Vernon would go on to score 10 points in the second quarter.
Stanley hit a 25-yard field goal in the third and Malachi Silmon found the end zone on a seven-yard rushing touchdown late in the fourth to give the Eagles a 17-point lead.
Delta is 5-0.
Indianapolis Arsenal Tech 48, Muncie Central 14
Arsenal Tech handed Muncie Central its fifth loss of the season with a 48-14 road victory against the Bearcats. Tech scored first in the first quarter, but Shoka Griffin knotted the score up 7-7 with a five-yard rushing touchdown in the second quarter.
Tech continued its impressive season and would go on to score 41 unanswered points before Muncie Central responded with a one-yard touchdown run by Michael Goul late in the game.
Muncie Central is 0-5.
Shenandoah 34, Wes-Del 8
After going down 13-0, Wes-Del answered with its only score of the game and would eventually lose to Shenandoah 34-8 at home. Late in the first quarter, the Warriors' sole score came by way of a one-yard touchdown and two point conversion from Evan Whitesell. The Raiders then scored 21-straight and racked up 470 offensive yards compared to the Warrirs' 241 en route to victory.
Eric Harlan led in both passing (12-20, 81 yards) and rushing (18 carries, 105 yards) for Wes-Del. Caeden McClaughry had 64 total offensive yards, as he ran the ball three times and caught seven passes. Joel Dowling also caught three passes for 31 yards. Defensively, McClaughry also had an interception for Wes-Del.
Wes-Del is 1-4.
Yorktown 32, New Castle 13
After giving up a pick six on the second play from scrimmage, Reid Neal and Yorktown's offense found ways to score and beat New Castle 32-13 on homecoming. Neal had two rushing touchdowns in the first quarter and finished the game with four. The Tigers' other touchdown came from JJ Evans, who found the end zone on a seven-yard rush in the second quarter.
While New Castle's offense struggled to move the ball throughout the night, its defense took advantage of a pair of Yorktown mistakes. D Ray Ford gave the Trojans a 7-0 lead in the first minute of the game after jumping a screen route and returning an interception 31-yards for a score. Midway through the fourth, the Trojans stripped the ball from Evans and JaMorion Taylor ran it 15 yards for the team's second defensive touchdown of the game.
Yorktown is 3-2. New Castle is 2-3.
South Adams 34, Monroe Central 15
Monroe Central dropped its second game of the season 34-15 to South Adams — who was ranked No. 1 in the coaches poll. After giving up 14 early points early, Monroe Central found the end zone on a two-yard run from Joel Kennedy.
South Adams went on to score 20 unanswered points, started by a touchdown with 24 seconds left until the second quarter. The Golden Bears only other score came from a 15-yard touchdown pass from Jackson Ullom to Luke Jones late in the fourth quarter.
Ullom finished the game with 69 passing yards off 6-of-12 passes for a score and two touchdowns. Same Feola led the Golden Bears rushing attack with 60 yards off 13 carries and was followed by Kennedy, who had 19 carries for 58 yards. Jones led in the receiving game with three catches for 48 yards and a score.
Monroe Central is 3-2.
Alexandria 40, Blackford 35
Blackford battled but came up short to Alexandria 40-35 at home. Alexandria scored the first touchdown of the game, and the Bruins went back-and-forth with the Tigers over the next three quarters to eventually take a 28-27 lead before Alexandria scored 12 fourth quarter points to win.
Caleb Mealy finished by going 8-of-12 through the air for 115 yards and a touchdown for Blackford. Quinten Teer (14 carries, 118 yards, one touchdown) and Isaac Justice (15 carries, 95 yards, one touchdown) led the Bruins rushing attack while Dalton Willmann and Ethan Miller found the end zone on the ground as well. Joey Payne had the sole receiving touchdown for Blackford and finished with a team-high two catches and 39 yards.
The Bruins finished with 376 total offensive yards compared to the Tigers 408 and neither turned the ball over. Down 12 in the fourth, Blackford's final touchdown came on a one-yard touchdown rush from Miller, but it proved to be too late as Alexandria pulled away with the victory.
Blackford is 3-2.
Winchester 36, Union County 7
Winchester dominated Union County for a 36-7 win. The Golden Falcons had 397 yards of total offense compared to Union County's 92. Winchester scored at least one touchdown in every quarter for the win.
The Golden Falcons were led by star running back Cole Campbell, who finished with four touchdowns and 225 rushing yards off 23 attempts, good for a 9.8 yard per carry average. Brayden Tippett finished 4-of-11 through the air for 66 passing yards and a 45-yard touchdown to Brooks Burelison late in the second quarter.
Defensively, Brayden Jenkins led the way with seven tackles as the Golden Falcons finished with six tackles for loss as a team. Union County's only score came in the fourth quarter when Derek Grissom found the end zone on a one-yard carry.
Winchester is 3-2.
Bluffton 43, Jay County 19
Jay County led 19-14 lead at halftime, but Bluffton went on to score 24-straight points to win 43-19 and prevent the Patriots from winning their first game of the season.
Jay County is 0-5.

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CUBA. Havana: Crews restored power to other neighbourhoods across Havana on Saturday after the second night of protests against continued blackouts in the Cuban capital, including some of the largest demonstrations since large-scale anti-government rallies in July 2021.
For the second night in a row, late on Friday, Cubans took to the streets of Havana to demonstrate against the ongoing blackouts in numerous areas. These were some of the biggest one-day gatherings in the capital since the protracted anti-government protests of last July.
A few hundred people participated in at least one of the demonstrations in the western Playa area, where they screamed: “switch on the lights” and other anti-government slurs at President Miguel Diaz-Canel.
As the demonstrators passed through a dark, heavily populated neighbourhood that has been without electricity since Hurricane Ian hit the island on Tuesday, they at one point started chanting “Libertad,” or “freedom,” in Spanish.
Smaller demonstrations were also reported on social media on Friday night in other parts of Havana. The calm protests seemed to be restricted to the areas where power had not yet been restored.
Most of the city’s residents, who had electricity restored during the day, did not protest on Friday.
“The power is gradually coming back, and that’s good,” said Jorge Mario Gonzalez, a 57-year-old postal worker in Havana. He said the power came back on at his home on Friday. “The government is making great efforts, but it can’t satisfy everyone. We have so many problems.”
When Ian smashed across western Cuba earlier last week, it knocked off electricity for the entire 11 million-person nation. In Havana, a city of more than 2 million people, officials reported that electricity had been restored to more than 60% of clients by midday on Friday, but those who were still without it had grown increasingly worried.
Carlos Felipe Garcia, who was marching shirtless and drenched in perspiration, remarked, “It’s like being in hell.” We will continue to be on the street because of this.
By the end of the weekend, according to officials’ statements on Friday, most of Havana should have its lights back on.
According to a Reuters witness, as the protest in Playa gained momentum, it was met by numerous truckloads of security personnel wearing black berets who blockaded the major boulevard and prevented those marching from advancing.
Later, on a neighbouring street, a sizeable gathering of hundreds of government supporters who were screaming “I am Fidel” in remembrance of the late former leader Fidel Castro, followed behind the demonstrators. The men were armed with sticks, baseball bats, and scrap wood, and many of them were dressed in jeans and t-shirts.

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Celebrated singer Sia recently premiered her trailer for her movie “Music” — and there is a lot to unpack.
The main problem, at first, was the casting of Maddie Ziegler (“Dance Moms”) as the lead character with autism, whose name is, wait for it, Music. Moreover, as you can expect from her name, the story depicts Music as the “eternally innocent” stereotype in the most polarizing way I’ve ever seen. Ziegler portrays Music as always happy and giggly, and she sees the world in her own little way (through music and singers). In her technicolor fantasies, she loves to twirl around in pretty pink dresses. Although Ziegler is 18, the character is described as a “happy little girl.” This movie clearly builds on society’s false assumptions that
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DJ Noiz, Kennyon Brown and Donnell Lewis roll down the Tanami Road, heading 300km west of Alice Springs to play their only Indigenous community gig on their NT Tour. Walpiri kids and adults alike wait in anticipation for their favourite singers to visit the small Indigenous community of Yuendumu.
Hearing the beats of these artists pumping out of the WANTA school bus on a daily basis, Tenille Rickard – WANTA’s Yuendumu Manager got in touch with the singers to see if they would make the year’s of Yuendumu kids and to play a gig in the remote community. The artists and the management from FutureNow Music didn’t hesitate, changing their plans to jump straight off a plane from the east coast and hit the red dirt road to perform.
As a WANTA “No School, No Noiz” initiative, children attended school to receive a wrist band to attend the gig, resulting in the highest school attendance of the term. PAW media worked alongside WANTA allowing senior girls students to interview the band prior to their gig. PAW radio coordinator Grace Marshall taught the kids how to interview and recorded it to be played across the Walpiri radio stations.
Collaborating together with Walpiri Youth Development Aboriginal Corporation (WYDAC) the gig was hosted at the local youth recreation hall with hundreds of Yuendumu locals of all ages and genders showing up to hear the live set performed in their home community. Before heading back to Alice Springs the musicians kindly posed for photographs with excited fans.
WANTA would like to thank DJ Noiz, Kennyon Brown, Donnell Lewis and Mark Martins from FutureNow Music for doing everything possible to make this gig happen. WANTA would also like to thank the WYDAC Youth Services team and PAW for collaborating to make this event happen. As well as Tjuwanpa Outstations Resource Centre Aboriginal Corporation for bringing international standard sound production and training for Indigenous staff all the way from Ntaria for the day. The smiles and excitement for all Yuendumu people was definitely worth all of your amazing efforts.
As part of WANTA’s efforts to develop community events and music engagement programs to engage young people in education and employment pathways, we hope to make this an annual event, inviting artists and musicians from across Australia to perform to ensure young people living in remote Indigenous communities can have the same opportunities as young people living in urban areas.
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The Centre for the Cooperation in the Mediterranean of the Spanish Red Cross, together with the Red Cross Society of Bosnia and Herzegovina will organize the 2nd Red Cross and Red Crescent Mediterranean Youth Meeting, with the aim of providing a platform for open participation and discussion on the humanitarian priorities of the region. The meeting will be held in Sarajevo (Bosnia-Herzegovina), prior to the Mediterranean Conference, from the 30th March to the 2nd April 2019, and it is addressed to Red Cross and Red Crescent Youth Leaders and Coordinators at Mediterranean level.
Young people currently represent about one third of the world population and if, on the one side, they may be influenced by global trends, on the other side, they have the possibility of influencing future trends, hence having a unique opportunity in their capacity of shaping the world they want.
To provide a platform for Youth Leaders and Coordinators to share views and opinions on the humanitarian challenges of the region. Furthermore, it wishes to continue fostering the development of joint humanitarian initiatives in the Mediterranean.


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...For County Council is Ron Heck.
First, Mr. Heckman has in the past, and promises to continue into the future, to protect Gracedale from any harm.
About a week and half ago, we had the pleasure to sit with him to discussed over a cup of coffee, some matters of concern for us all. Certainly the main matter of concern to us will always be Gracedale.
Mr. Heckman vowed to continue to serve the interest of Gracedale because he believes that Gracedale is a major reason for the existence of county government.
Mr. Heckman understands county politics very well because he served two terms on County Council. He, as many who know him know, is very knowledgeable about Northampton County because Nor-Co is where he grew up.
Recently he spoke before Council about how as a former human services director, he also had lobbied for a consolidated human services building, however, he questioned whether the recent approved plan for such a facility was in the best interest of the county during a time of many government cut-backs, concerned that the building is now a yoke around the neck of the county.
We see Mr. Heckman as a very good choice to serve once again, a community he calls home.


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Approve Council Minutes for January 3-31, 2024
February 21, 2024
TO THE COUNCIL:
Minutes of the Portland City Council meetings for January 3-31, 2024 have been completed and are on file with the Auditor’s Office. The draft minutes are available for review in Efiles.
Council meeting minutes include the disposition agenda, which documents the actions Council takes on each agenda item. The minutes also include the closed caption file, a speaker list, and audio files (mp3) for each meeting.
Once approved by Council, meeting minutes will be available in Efiles and linked on Council meeting agendas.
The City Auditor recommends approval of these minutes.
Auditor of the City of Portland
Purpose of Proposed Legislation and Background Information
Official meeting minutes are prepared by Council Clerk staff. Meeting minutes are a record of each meeting which includes date and time of meeting, members present, motions, proposals, resolutions, orders, ordinances and measures proposed and their disposition, and results of votes. Meeting minutes consist of closed caption files, speaker lists, and audio files of the meeting (mp3).
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There is no financial impact.
Community Impacts and Community Involvement
Council Meeting minutes document the official actions of Council proceedings and are of interest citywide and regionally. The public is not involved in preparing the minutes. The public has access to all Council Meeting minutes approved by Council.
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Arat Hosseini is a rising child footballer from Iran who has able to impress football stars like Lionel Messi himself and gained the attention of millions of fans all over the world.
He gained recognition for his amazing football training skills and continuous hard work. People from all over the world are eager and waiting to learn about his future football career.
|Birth name||Arat Hosseini|
|Birth place||Tehran, Iran|
|Birth date||30th September 2013|
|Language||Persian and English|
|Education||School on London|
|Height||3 feet 10 inches or 1.17m|
|Weight||19.9 kg or 44 lbs.|
|Current city||Liverpool, England|
|Favorite star||Leonel Messi|
|Social media||Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube|
|Net worth||over 1 million dollars|
Where was Arat born and raised?
Arat Hosseini was born on 30th September 2013 in Tehran, Iran. He was born to a supportive mother and father – Mohammad Hosseini. Seeing Hosseini’s interest in football, his father decided to train him since he was 1 year old. He started showing gymnastic and athletic talent since he was 6 months old.
Hosseini is growing well both in football and his life. He spends most of his time with his father training but he also spends his quality time with his mother and grandparents. He also has a sister named Ayda Hosseini.
Arat Hosseini has Iranian nationality and he belongs to Asian ethnicity. His sexual orientation is straight followed by the birth sign, Libra. He speaks Persian (Farsi) and English language.
As for the educational background of Hosseini, he attended a local high school in Iran. Right now, he is training in Liverpool. He also started attending the local school in England at the same time in 2020.
How did Hosseini start his Career?
Arat Hosseini is doing well in his life. He is gaining success and attention as he should. He has become a celebrity even though he hasn’t formally started his professional career yet. He is considered a social media star and influencer to all the children and people around the world.
Hosseini is a professional athlete and gymnast as well as a football prodigy. He is currently preparing for his biggest dream – to become a football player like Leonel Messi.
Hosseini’s hard work has been recognized by people all over the world. With his father being the biggest supporter, he has able to receive fame at such a young age. He the biggest fan of Leonel Messi and Messi himself has recognized his potential. Once when Hosseini posted about his training on Instagram confessing his love for Messi, to which Messi responded with:
“Thank you Arat, I see a lot of class here Impressive! Embrace”.
Not only Messi but other stars like actor Will Smith, footballer Rio Ferdinand, and Luis Garcia as well as heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua are impressed by his hard work and commitment. Famous pages including FIFA.com, FC Barcelona has praised him on their social media.
Arat Hosseini is currently living in Liverpool, a city in England where he is training at Liverpool Academy. Not much information has been disclosed regarding his education but from the photos on Instagram, he is continuing his education in some school in England. His social media posts all include the intense training he is doing to achieve his dream.
Arat Hosseini loves Barcelona and he has once said about wanting to meet Lionel Messi. Even though he is currently training in Liverpool Academy, the various process was made to transfer him to Barcelona. Due to legal issues, it has been unsuccessful to transfer him to Barcelona right now.
Hosseini is currently 7 years old going to 8 in September of 2021. He is 3 feet 10 inches or 1.17 m tall weighing 19.9 kg or 44 lbs. He has brown hair and black eyes. His gender is male. Talking about his physical appearances, his look, and athletic body can make any grown man jealous. He consumes a high-calorie diet and performs strict training which is all handled by his father.
Arat Hosseini has his personal Instagram account which is managed by his father. He has gained over 5.7 million followers on his Instagram where he can be connected by @arat.gym. His official Facebook page @arathosseini.official has gained over 1 million followers and has accumulated over 935 thousand likes. He doesn’t have a Twitter account but there are several fan accounts on Twitter by his name that never misses posting about his latest news and detail.
Arat Hosseini also has his official YouTube page with over 133 thousand subscribers. He has uploaded numerous videos of him playing and training football gaining millions of views. His YouTube page goes by the name Arat Hosseini Footballer Official.
What is the Current Net worth of Arat?
Arat Hosseini has an estimated net worth of over 1 million dollars as of 2021. There has been no exact estimation made however he is making quite a fortune out of his YouTube channel as well as from his Instagram page. He is a social media influencer and making fortune even though he hasn’t officially started his professional career yet.
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As adorable as they may be, kittens are masterminds at getting themselves into trouble and destroying your home. To protect both your kitty and home, it’s important to kitty-proof your home before bringing your new cat back with you. In this article, we are going to tell you 13 simple tips for kitten-proofing your home. Keep reading to learn what you need to do to make your home safe and ready for your new kitten.
The 13 Things You Can Do To Kitty-proof Your Home:
1. Clean Out Your Home
Kittens will play with just about anything they find. If you have thumbtacks, string, or anything else on the ground, you run the risk of your cat playing with it and getting injured in the process. Make sure to clean out your home thoroughly, including under beds and couches, to ensure that your kitten doesn’t find anything it shouldn’t.
2. Remove Toxic Plants
If you have any house plans, make sure to remove the ones that are toxic to cats. Many house plants are toxic to cats, including daffodils and azaleas. You can learn all about which plants are toxic to cats here.
3. Keep Hot Items Away from the Cat
Because cats love to snuggle up in warm areas, make sure all warm items are housed in an area that the cat can’t get into. For example, get a kitty gate if you have a wooden stove or other large heating units that cannot be moved out of the way. As for personal heaters, make sure they are placed up and out of the way. When you need to use them, make sure to watch your cat carefully.
4. Secure Heavy Items to the Wall
Because kittens love to climb up on anything and everything, make sure to secure all bulky and heavy items to the wall. This includes shelves, dressers, tables, and more. Securing these items to the wall ensures that they don’t get knocked over whenever the kitten inevitably jumps onto it.
5. Provide Scratching Posts
Once kittens get old enough, they will start to scratch against your furniture and curtains. Although you cannot prevent scratching altogether, you can provide healthier alternatives for the kitten to scratch on, such as placing cat scratching posts around your home to keep your cat distracted from things it shouldn’t be scratching on.
6. Close All Windows, Doors, Drawers, And Toilet Lids
Kittens are very mischievous and will get into anything open. Make sure to close and secure all windows, doors, drawers, and toilet lids. By keeping these items shut, your cat cannot escape or get into things they shouldn’t. Keep in mind that you will continually need to close these items every time you open them.
7. Secure All Cords
Kittens will play with cords that they see dangling or lying about. Hanging cords can be a choking hazard, whereas electrical cords can lead to electrocution. Make sure all cords are secured and placed out of the way. Something as simple as a zip tie can keep the cords secure and neatly out of the way.
8. Cover All Wastebaskets
If there’s anything interesting smelling inside your wastebasket, expect your kitten to get into it and spill your garbage everywhere. Prevent this from happening by covering all wastebaskets with a lid. Better yet, get a wastebasket that requires you to step on it to open.
9. Cover All Food
Much like dogs, cats love food and will take any opportunity to eat food that comes their way. Because of how nimble kittens are, it’s very easy for them to get into food. Make sure all food is covered and placed out of the way so that the cat doesn’t get into all your food.
10. Get Insect-Repellent Safe Around Cats
If you use insect repellent around your home, make sure the repellent is safe to use around cats. Many commercial products are incredibly toxic and will kill your cat if consumed. Because kittens often consume things they shouldn’t, make sure your insect repellent is safe around them.
11. Hide All Toxic Items
No matter how hard you try, it’s next to impossible to replace all your cleaning solutions with cat-safe products. For the toxic items you can’t replace, make sure they are hidden and impossible for your cat to get to. For example, place them underneath your sink and place a lock on the same doors so the kitten can’t accidentally get inside.
12. Toss Out Your Diffuser
Even though diffusers are a great way to relax, most oils are toxic to cats when diffused or ingested. The easiest thing to do is to toss out your diffuser entirely. At the very least, research which oils are toxic to cats and stop diffusing them.
13. Set Up a Kitty Area
One way that you can prevent your cat from getting into things they shouldn’t is by setting up a kitty area. A kitty area should have scratching posts and toys to keep your kitten entertained. Whenever the kitten gets bored, it has a place to play and stay entertained.
Why You Need to Kitty-Proof Your Home
Kitty-proofing your home may sound like a waste of time, but it is far from it. You might think that since kittens survive in the wild, surviving in your home will be a piece of cake. Even though kittens have great instincts, you still need to kitty-proof your home, both for the safety of your kitten and personal items.
Keep Your Kitty Safe
Kittens get into a lot of mischief. They like to eat things they shouldn’t and get into places they have no business being. Because of this fact, kittens can get injured inside your home if you do not kitty-proof it first. For example, kittens are highly likely to eat plants sitting around your home. If the plant is not toxic, then this will only be a minor inconvenience. However, a lot of house plants are toxic to kittens, which can cause your cat to get sick if not die from eating the plant. Likewise, cats are attracted to warm areas. If you have small heaters in your home, your kitten may get burnt or die from trying to keep warm. Needless to say, you need to kitty-proof your home in order to keep your cat safe. As your kitten grows older, it will learn what areas of the home are dangerous, but it won’t be as wise yet when you first bring it home.
Keep Your Stuff Safe
In addition to keeping your kitten safe, you need to kitty-proof the home to keep your items safe. As you probably know, kittens like to scratch and tear things up. If you do not remove tempting items or provide better alternatives for your kitten, your cat can cause a lot of damage. Kitty-proofing your home means that you don’t have to worry about all of your items being destroyed. In other words, you don’t have to waste time or money getting all of your furniture and favorite pieces fixed or replaced since all of your items are protected already.
Getting a kitten is a big commitment. Before bringing the kitten home, you need to kitty-proof everything. Even though this may seem like a pointless step, it is critical to keep both your cat and items safe. By following the 13 tips above, you can turn your current home into a kitty-safe sanctuary.
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