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The court tells Directorate General of Drug Administration (DGDA) to implement the directive
The High Court has directed concerned government offices to ensure the rapid supply of life-saving drugs that are currently unavailable in the market.
The court asked the Directorate General of Drug Administration (DGDA) to implement the directive.
Following a writ petition filed by Supreme Court lawyer Sirajul Islam on January 2020, the High Court bench of Justice Md Khasruzzaman and Justice Md Mahmud Hasan Talukder issued the directive and rule on Sunday.
The petitioner moved the High Court as he could not find the Delipit-300 drug for liver and diabetic diseases in the market. He later sent legal notices to concerned departments, including the DGDA.
Advocate Parveen Akhter represented the petitioner while Deputy Attorney General Bipul Bagmar argued for the state.
Among others, the secretary of health ministry, the head of the National Drug Advisory Council, the Bangladesh Association of Pharmaceutical Industries, the managing director of Square Hospitals, the director general of the DGDA were made respondents to the writ.


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I had been having suicidal thoughts for several months, probably years and didn’t know why or where it was coming from. I scheduled a Multi-Modality Vibrational Sound Tuning and Integrative Movement session with Caren. I was able to identify 2 souls that had suicidal tendencies. These were my great-grandparents. Once I was able to “free” the energy of my grandparents who had actually committed suicide, I haven’t had a suicidal thought since. Caren was able to connect with their spirits and souls and together we freed them back to the light. It was a powerful experience which rapidly changed my life. I now experience greater focus, joy, clarity which translates into greater success in my business and ease in my life. ~ SS
You feel untethered. When things go well you become apprehensive, waiting for the other shoe to drop. You are working harder and harder, never seeming to arrive at your desired destination, goals, and dreams. You achieve your goals and dreams yet are unsatisfied and unsatiated. Something or someone is holding you back. You can’t seem to sustain momentum. Instead of living your Dharma, you feel stuck in old karma. You can’t find your purpose in life and like a ship without a rudder amble about.
During our session, I will ascend you into your stellar path, align you in your HOME Frequency, support you in creating and living the epic novel of your life. I promise to guide you into embracing and radiating your uniquely Divine Power, Presence, Purpose and Promise. Together, we will integrate your life lessons, elevate your awareness, and actualize your unique and individual essence uniting and harmonizing the Sacred Flow of your body, head and heart. You can have your cake and eat it too, right now!

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Getting started with PlatformIO and CLion
posted on Jan 25, 2021
A short introduction to using PlatformIO with CLion for programming an ESP32 MCU outlining some special quirks and tricks to keep in mind.
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The Bond Market will be closed on Presidents Day this year!
Bond Market Holidays vary from year to year. This is because the bond market is not centralized and has no central trading venue like NYSE or NASDAQ which makes decisions regarding when the market is closed.
You may find one group of bond traders on holiday, while another might be hard at work. However, even bond traders do need the occasional day off. SIFMA is an organization of financial firms and they suggest that financial institutions use the following dates and times for holidays.
If you want to trade bonds on these days you may find it a little difficult
Bond Market Holidays 2016
|2016 U.S. Holiday Recommendations|
|Holiday||Recommended Early Close (2:00 p.m. Eastern Time)||Recommended Close|
|New Year’s Day 2015/2016||Thursday, December 31, 2015||Friday, January 1, 2016|
|Martin Luther King Day||None||Monday, January 18, 2016|
|Presidents Day||None||Monday, February, 15, 2016|
|Good Friday||Thursday, March 24, 2016||Friday, March 25, 2016|
|Memorial Day||Friday, May 27, 2016||Monday, May 30, 2016|
|U.S. Independence Day||Friday, July 1, 2016||Monday, July 4, 2016|
|Labor Day||None||Monday, September 5, 2016|
|Columbus Day||None||Monday, October 10, 2016|
|Veterans Day||None||Friday, November 11, 2016|
|Thanksgiving Day||Friday, November 25, 2016||Thursday, November 24, 2016|
|Christmas Day||Friday, December 23, 2016||Monday, December 26, 2016|
|New Year’s Day 2016/2017||Friday, December 30, 2016||Monday, January 2, 2017|

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? Book Review of The Hatchet by Mihail Sadoveanu The Hatchet by Mihail Sadoveanu is an epic about a mountain woman named Vitoria Lipan who goes on a long and arduous journey to find her missing husband, Nechifor Lipan. Nechifor had gone to Dorna in the summer to buy sheep and by fall, he has still not returned nor has he sent word of where he is or how he is doing. The people in her village tell her to stop worrying and suggest that perhaps he ran off with another woman.
Vitoria admits that she would rather have that be the case than what she believes to be true, which is that Nechifor has run into the type of trouble that he cannot return from. Vitoria, determined to unearth the truth, sets out with her son Gheorghita through many towns and inquires about her husband’s whereabouts until she finally arrives in Vatra Dornei. There, she finally discovers that her husband has been murdered at the hands of two fellow shepherds, Cutui and Buzga.
Sadoveanu incorporates three main components into his story; inspiration from the Romanian poem “The Ewe Lamb”, idyllic descriptions of the Moldavian countryside, and the sheer will and determination of Vitoria. Sadoveanu borrows the epic structure and conflict from “The Ewe Lamb”. In the poem, two shepherds plot to kill the third shepherd who has superior sheep and when Vitoria reaches Dornei, she learns that this is what has happened to her husband. Nechifor was helping two shepherds bring their sheep to Dornei and was killed and pushed off a cliff before he was paid.
In the process of uncovering this information, Vitoria goes from town to town inquiring about her husband. “Did a man on a black horse with a white star on its forehead stop here last autumn? ” she asks countless people. This haunting leitmotif is reminiscent of the mother of the shepherd in “The Ewe Lamb” who would go around “Asking one and all,/ Saying to them all,/ ‘Who has ever known,/ Who has seen my own”. In both cases, there is a female character with a tragic stateliness produced by her anxiety for her family. In addition, the burial is the most important aspect of the murders in both literary works.
The shepherd in “The Ewe Lamb” specifies to the lamb that he wants “To let my bones lie/ Somewhere here close by,/ By the sheepfold here/ So my flocks are near”. He goes on to say that he wants three pipes with him so that the sheep can listen and to not tell anybody of how he died. The shepherd is not concerned with the fact that he is about to die, but rather creates specific plans for how he will be put to rest in the nature from whence he came. Likewise, Vitoria’s main goal in finding her husband is to give him a proper burial. She wants to know the truth of what has happened to him, but deep down she already knows that he is dead.
She finally finds Nechfior’s body down a ravine and immediately begins to
perform the rites for the deceased, such as lighting a candle and keeping vigil and pouring brandy to toast the deceased. Vitoria goes through this process with the same focused determination that went into finding her husband in the first place, and it is clear that the burial rites are important to her. Most epics are centered around a grueling journey that is strewn with obstacles for the protagonist. Vitoria’s journey displays her strength and persistence, but it is also a chance for Sadoveanu to make admirable descriptions of the surrounding landscape and culture.
Vitoria makes her way through the hilly area of Romania and this allows the reader to form vivid images of the countryside and the people who live there. There are many descriptions of mountains, trees, winding paths, and people fishing and singing. In her native mountain settlement, the community is “secluded from the world of the valleys, generation after generation for hundreds of years… and for though the masters were now different and the language had changed, the men, customs, and elements were still the same”.
Maintaining tradition is also a significant element in The Hatchet as Vitoria has her own moral purpose and also discovers that each town has their own way of accomplishing things. Vitoria’s character and emotions are the epic threads of the novel that carry the reader through her journey to find out what happened to Nechifor. She is a pure, open-minded woman who lives after the law of the land and established customs and shows an organic mistrust of the authorities. After her attempts to contact them, she decides that she must bring it upon herself to bring back her husband either dead or alive and meticulously plans her journey.
As she travels, she picks up tricks on how to obtain information from people and tells the authorities that she is trying to find Nechifor because he owes her a debt. She doesn’t want to arouse suspicions, and the careful way she collects the clues she needs contributes to the detective-like feel of the novel. Vitoria is in control at every point in her journey and sometimes her own son doesn’t understand her actions. At one point, she is trying to get some evidence out of an innkeeper and is very amiable in the interaction.
Gheorghita is stunned at this change in her usual cutting attitude, but he doesn’t realize that she uses her emotions in a way that will acquire the reaction and information she needs from other people. Vitoria is always very focused and doesn’t let anything distract her, all the while planning her next move to the ultimate detail. Furthermore, Sadoveanu created in Vitoria a character who is deeply representative of the community to which she belongs. Vitoria possesses practical intelligence, consistency, and physical and moral power, all of which are features that are proudly used to describe the Romanian people.
She is a symbol of the plain man who is kind-hearted and fair and for whom the ancestral ethical values are unalterable laws. The most compelling part of Vitoria is her
determination to find her husband at any cost and bury him according to tradition, and in this determination there is an ardent desire of justice. There is also a desire of inflicting punishment and taking revenge, which is apparent when she is done with the funeral process and decides that the men who murdered her husband must also die.
She figures out that it was Cutui and Bogza who pushed Nechifor off the cliff, and she does so without any help from the local police. Vitoria sets her dog and hatchet loose on the two traitors and this final scene is the epitome of the dramatic tension that prevails throughout the book, as well as of the characters’ traits and their ethic import. Although there are many parts of the novel that are a testament to Vitoria’s determination and strength, the most telling part that reveals her nature is the very last paragraph after the culprits have died.
After crossing many mountain paths, speaking to countless citizens and spending all that she owns, she has completed the task that she set out to accomplish. When it is all over, she becomes “alive again to the many cares incumbent on her” and jovially tells Gheorghita of their future plans. Vitoria is ready to move on and this spirit in her combined with the descriptions of Moldavia and elements from “The Ewe Lamb” are what make The Hatchet a masterpiece of humanism and the aesthetic value of folklore origin.

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A lot of The Wheel, at least the first half of it, feels like the director’s veiled exploration of an incest fantasy – which is fine, I think, because the movie’s a masterpiece in basically every respect, I really loved it, and also I’m a big fan of artists being open about their sexual interests and exploring them. Even if it’s incest. Or maybe especially incest. Why not? Because yeah we wince at the idea when we talk about it in public, since we seldom hear a real-life story of incest where consent is a factor — but it’s also like the fifth most-viewed genre of porn among U.S. masturbators. I dated somebody in my last year of college who I think went for incest-themed porn/erotica exclusively. What I can’t remember (this was the year of seven drinks a day) is whether she told met his or if I’d seen it by accident on her computer. I have a milky memory of both. Maybe they both happened. Or neither. Anyway. I sorta tore myself up about how to implement that into sex. Ended up saying some stuff I won’t repeat here. It didn’t really work out.
The Wheel is about a train conductor named Sisif (Severin-Mars) who adopts an infant girl to grow up alongside of his infant son. He leads them to believe they’re biological siblings. Then Sisif and his son, Elie (Gabriel de Gravone), both fall in love with that adopted daughter, their grown-up “flower of the track,” Norma (Ivy Close). It gets really complicated and although, with a runtime of 4.5 hours, I did feel like the movie was sort of overstaying its welcome, just in general, I was also never bored by it. Every scene was great: the acting, the photography, the story. Melodrama at its finest. Everybody’s life just gets worse and worse and a lot of it was particularly poignant on account, I guess, of where I am in my own life at the moment with like my parents’ divorce and whatever. Living with just my dad in my childhood home that was once very busy. So watching this family fall apart on screen sort of rang some bells for me. Anyway. What got me most, though, was the depiction of Sisif’s face-clenching anguish about his eagerness to form a romantic relationship with his daughter. We know that it will never work out, cannot possibly work out, and whenever his anguish would really flare up on the screen I was reminded about feeling something similar a couple years ago (though the situation was obviously very different) where a person I was really crazy about and I guess probably in love with, why not?, had a plan for her life that I couldn’t get aboard with, nor could she with mine, and so things didn’t work out between us and the aftermath was awful and could not be dulled by drinking or dating or movies or books and so I’d just sit around with it instead, in traffic or in bars, and be miserable. Eventually it scabbed over. My attention divided among other things. But I remember it vividly and sometimes fall back into the spell of it like when just recently, for instance, I had neutral occasion to send her a message through Facebook and so I did, and we talked, and for days thereafter I was caught up in this funk again of thinking that everything in my life was basically mediocre and colorless for the loss of her. Which it isn’t.
My point here is that The Wheel hit me probably harder than anything else on the List so far, with the possible exception of The Phantom Carriage, and so while I definitely recommend it on the strength of its artistry I’ll add as a footnote that a big part of my love for this film is rooted in my personal circumstances. You might find it totally boring.

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The Power of a Thank You Note
Four years ago, at TypeCon 2012, I had the privilege of receiving a short critique from a trio of type design luminaries. At the time, I was still refining the font ‘Marcel’ and I appreciated the opportunity to hear feedback that could help me make the font as good as it could be. It was a nerve-wracking experience to be sure. After the critique, I mailed each man a handwritten note thanking him for his time and for sharing his insight.
I’m not mentioning the thank you note because I want praise. It seemed like the right—the professional—thing to do. Fast forward to an interaction last week at TypeCon 2016: I went up to one of the three luminaries to reintroduce myself and to tell him about the book “Marcel’s Letters.” He can be an intimidating figure, so it was the kind of moment that required a big, deep breath and a surge of courage. He had no reason to remember me; we haven’t seen each other since the critique. But, as we shook hands, he said, “yes, I remember you, you sent me a thank you note.”
For him to remember one four-year-old thank you note was astonishing. I’m pretty sure my jaw fell open. It was a good reminder of the power of showing gratitude—and of a handwritten note.


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Jalapeno Havarti Cornbread
A scrumptious side dish that turns up the heat!
- Preheat the oven to 400F
- Place the duck fat in one 9 x 13 baking dish and place in the oven.
- While the duck fat is melting, in a large bowl mix together the flour, cornmeal, baking powder, brown sugar, and salt.
- In a separate bowl mix together the Lactantia® 2% milk, eggs and beat together. Add in the jalapeno and 1.5 cups of cheese to the wet mixture.
- When the duck fat is melted and hot, remove from the oven.
- Mix the wet mixture into the dry mixture, using a whisk. Make sure it is all mixed together evenly.
- Pour the mixture into the hot baking pan, sprinkle the remaining one cup of Black Diamond® Havarti cheese over top and bake for 20-30 minutes, until the cornbread is cooked through.
- Sprinkle remaining cheese on top and continue baking for 7-10 minutes, until the cornbread is cooked through.
- Let cool and serve with Lactantia® Unsalted butter.
Other recipes you might like
Elevate your Tex-Mex salad with spiced cheese curds! This mixed greens salad is topped with black beans, corn, diced tomato, and Black Diamond® Cheese Curds, sprinkled in Tex-Mex spices and herbs. Yummy!

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So say we all is an acclamation someone says when he or she affirms something to be true. It is analogous to "Amen."
"Our father's name lives on in another way now. Bill, you were named after your brother. This is our tradition. You will do the rest. As we are from the soil, so shall we return."
Bill drops some soil into a candle flame. Then everyone cheers him and says, So say we all. ("Apotheosis")

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September 29, 2017: Your Arts & Culture Adventure Picks
This post is a part of a series of posts curating adventurous arts and culture experiences in Southeast Michigan. Sign up for email updates (choose “Arts & Culture Adventures” list).
UMS Wallace Blogging Fellow Amanda Krugliak is an artist, curator, and arts administrator best known for performance and conceptual experiential installations, most notably as curator at the University of Michigan Institute for the Humanities since 2007. Amanda is most recently recognized nationally as co-creator artist/collaborator with Richard Barnes and anthropologist Jason De Leon for “State of Exception,” an exhibition about De Leon’s “Undocumented Migration” project. Her essay about the work of Richard Barnes will be included in the upcoming book “Object Lessons,” about the University of Michigan Collections and Museums, and a collection of her essays will be included in a catalog commemorating the U-M Institute gallery, which will be published in December 2017.
Another fall in Ann Arbor, students are back, bicycles and cars are multiplying, people walking and talking are around every corner. You can almost feel it, the momentum, the buzz, the new day. Whatever heartbreak or ennui lingers, it’s time to whack your alarm clock, get out of bed, shake it off, and polish your platforms. Baby, Times, they are a changin’.
The Moth: Creepy
6:30 doors open, 7:30 stories begin
Circus Bar, Ann Arbor
How cool is it to be able to be part of The Moth in your own backyard? Whether you are sitting comfortably in the audience with a cold beer waiting to hear a story, or chomping at the bit waiting to tell one like your life depends on it, The Moth Ann Arbor remains one of the very best Small Town/Big City experiences. If you want to sign up to present, put your name in the hat, the odds are pretty good. Whether you are a teller or a listener, it’s great to feel connected to your fellow humans; you just might become a regular. This month’s theme is aptly named Creepy. Start talking to yourself in that mirror. Get there early, and buy your tickets online soon, it’s always a sold-out house.
Outrage! The Art of Protest
Opening reception, October 6- 10 pm
Gallery 22 North, Ypsilanti
Because things are as scary out there as any cliché you ever saw in a horror movie from Psycho to Bride of Chucky, to I was a Teenage Werewolf… Gallery 22 North, a relatively new and hip contemporary space in Ypsilanti presents the work of Michigan artists exercising their freedom of expression. Through a wide range of media and perspectives, the show embraces creativity along with critical inquiry as a way to effect real change.
Love is the Message, The Message is Death
Offsite MOCAD video installation
September 21 – October 22
Fridays from 1-7 pm, Saturdays from 12-5 pm
1086 Bellevue, Detroit, Michigan, or by appointment, call MOCAD
Recently shown in New York, and now a site-specific video installation in Detroit, artist Arthur Jafa’s sublime and timely video installation offers both “a sense of outrage and despair” as well as “flashes of joy,” says New Yorker Magazine.
The installation combines clips from a variety of sources creating a panoramic collage representing what it means to be black in America in 2017. MOCAD gets it right, showing the work as a site-specific installation in Detroit, in a building on Bellevue located near MLK High School adding to its resonance and. The work on location embraces and unites community, and includes clips of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Barack Obama, Nina Simone, LeBron James, as well as images of church soloists, police harassments, and senseless tragedies. MOCAD offers a challenging series of public programs to accompany the installation.
Jason Ferguson’s One-Man (freak) show
Through October 21
Public Pool Art Space,
3309 Caniff, Hamtramick
If you are looking to feed the existential beast inside of you, take a visit to Public Pool to see new work by artist Jason J Ferguson. Ferguson’s projects over the years, from rooms of a house reimagined as carnival rides to the textbook dissection of shoes and armchairs, explore the familiar in an eerie and unsettling way, turning creature comfort on its ear. The artist re-examines what we think we know to the realm of the uncanny and absurd. In One-man (freak) show, Ferguson explores identity and mortality, and includes in the show a 3D printed replica of his own skeleton based upon MRI and CT scans taken in a University of Michigan laboratory. Through bodily replication, he perhaps searches for the exact location of the soul, and finds inherent folly in the process.
Radicaldemocracy, a digital archive and exhibition
Ongoing and open 24 hours a day
The best thing about the digital world is that “Aaaha” moment, “Eureka,” finding something really cool to look at, read and tinker with, revisit, even just sitting at the coffee shop with your latte or in your living room at 2 am in your jammies. Ann Arbor born and well- travelled, savvy artist/designer David Olson has compiled and launched RadicalDemocracy, a visitor friendly archive/exhibition/digital treasure box of historic documents, quotes, posters, ideas, and conversations that embraces the power of the people and our long history of engagement and activism to insure democracy and protect human rights. The archive is completely downloadable, free, open source, and includes links to grass roots opportunities, movements, and gatherings happening now, documented in real time. Check it out!
Two Conversations on Post-Truth
Thursday, October 5, Alternate Facts
6:30 reception and 7 pm Dialogue
The Jam Handy, 2900 E.Grand Blvd, Detroit
Friday, October 6, The Lie That Tells the Truth
6:30 reception and 7 pm Dialogue
Woods Cathedral, 1945 Webb Street, Detroit
Culture Lab is a knockout arts organization that engages world-class artists, designers, and architects in a series of thoughtful discussions. These provocative conversations forge new connections between creative thinkers in Detroit and internationally. They also breed more rigorous discourse because of the unique combination of ideas, perspectives, and experiences of those involved playing off one another, informing us from all sides.
This month’s s offers an incredible star power lineup of visitors including artist Edgar Arceneaux and Mel Chin, artist and writer Coco Fusco, and critic Hilton Alsa among others. Each night is a different mix and promises challenging investigation and interplay about the post-truth morass we are in, and innovative solutions to build ourselves a lifeline.
UMS Wallace Blogging Fellow Amanda Krugliak is an artist, curator, and arts administrator best known for performance and conceptual experiential installations, most notably as curator at the University of Michigan Institute for the Humanities since 2007. Her essay about the work of Richard Barnes will be included in the upcoming book “Object Lessons,” about the University of Michigan Collections and Museums; University Press and the Institute for the Humanities will publish a collection of her essays about art in 2017.
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Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp reacts to Salah and Mane's AFCON final showdownFootball
Tension at Anfield As Top Liverpool Forward Willing to Quit Club for Real Madrid or Barcelona
- Sadio Mane has informed his agents that he would be willing to leave Liverpool this summer if Real Madrid or Barcelona came calling
- Mane joined the Reds in 2016 from Southampton and has enjoyed a glittering career at Anfield winning the Uefa Champions League and Premier League titles
- The 29-year-old played a key role in helping his native country Senegal emerge as African Cup of Nations champions playing the decisive penalty to win the tournament
Sadio Mane now looks set to quit Liverpool after reports emerged the Senegal international has instructed his agents to make a deal if either of Real Madrid or Barcelona asks for his services.
The 29-year old who recently won the AFCON with his native Senegal has experienced a great level of success with the Reds since joining from fellow Premier League club Southampton in 2016.
According to a report via 90mins, Mane wants to make more of a case that he is the best African footballer in history, and believes a move to Spain would help his course to achieving that goal.
The Senegal international has had a fairly successful career at Anfield and has gone on to become a Premier League, Champions League and Club World Cup champion with the Reds.
Mane and Liverpool at standstill over contract renewal
Meanwhile, Sadio Mane is still to sort out his future as a Reds player as the 29-year-old considers his future away from the Anfield club.
Mane’s current contract expires in 2023 and the former Southampton striker’s place in the Reds have also been under threat with the January signing of Luiz Diaz from FC Porto.
Jurgen Klopp Finally Reacts to Sadio Mane’s AFCON Success
Earlier, Sports Brief reported Sadio Mane has been given more time off by Liverpool after leading Senegal to a historic Africa Cup of Nations triumph in Cameroon on Sunday.
New signing Diaz makes debut as Liverpool destroy Cardiff City to reach FA Cup 5th roundFootball
Manager Jurgen Klopp disclosed the winger will not be available for the Reds game aganst Leicester City in the English Premier League on Thursday.
Speaking at a pre-match presser for the Leicester game, the German tactician applauded the Senegalese player for his achievement with the national team.


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Wolves are the stuff of nightmares. They are often misunderstood, and many people think they are dangerous. But where do wolves live? They’re not as scary as they seem. In this article, we’ll take a look at where these animals live.
I’ve always been fascinated by wolves. Not only are they stunningly beautiful creatures, but they’ve also been mythologized and romanticized in books and films for centuries. Their ability to be solitary hunter/prey is something I admire in them, and I’m fascinated by their hunting techniques as well.
They have used their intelligence to hunt for prey, form social groups and hunt for other members of their group when they need to. They are a vital part of the ecosystem of many ecosystems in the wild and are often the top predator. They are also an important part of the ecosystem in zoos and in the wild.
Physical description of a wolf :
Wolves look like gray wolves or wolves with light or dark brown coats, and they have large, bushy tails. They weigh between about fifty and sixty pounds, and they have an average body length of about 8-10 feet. They are known to be extremely intelligent and can be taught to become very friendly. They have pointed, erect ears and their fur is fairly short. They have black noses and yellow eyes.
Gray wolves, often known as timber wolves, are endangered species. They have long bushy tails that are typically black-tipped. Their coat color is usually a gray-brown mix with buffy facial markings and undersides, although it can range from full white to brown or black. Wolves have the appearance of a huge German shepherd, with a notably larger head and longer fur than a typical shepherd.
Wolf populations may currently be found in habitats as far north as the North Pole and as far south as the 20th parallel (Mexico City, Mexico; Mumbai, India), as they have adapted to a broad range of temperatures and habitats, from arctic to desert, Great Plains to temperate rainforest.
Wolves and their prey have adapted to a broad range of temperatures and habitats, from arctic to desert, Great Plains to temperate rainforest, and they are found in a wide range of habitats from the Arctic to the Tropics.
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Wolves may live in a wide range of environments, including tundra, woods, forests, grasslands, and deserts. Wolves are carnivores, meaning they prefer to feed on large hoofed animals like deer, elk, bison, and moose. They also prey on smaller animals including beavers, rats, and hares.
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Wolves now live throughout much of the western hemisphere and were once widespread in the Caribbean, Central America, and South America. They have been largely replaced by dogs in their former range. Today, wolves are typically found in remote areas of the northern and southern hemispheres, such as the tundra, boreal forest, Arctic tundra, and alpine and subalpine forests.
They live in nearly all climates and habitats, including deserts, rainforests, and tundra. They are found in the Rocky Mountains, the Great Plains, woodlands, and grasslands, as well as the deserts, rainforests, and tundra of the Americas. They are also found in the Appalachian Mountains, the Pacific Northwest, and woodlands and grasslands in the United States. They are absent from the coastal rainforests of the Americas.
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Many people are interested in where wolves live, as their habitat is spread throughout the Northern Hemisphere. Their habitat includes Arctic tundra, grasslands, Savannah, and hardwood, softwood, and mixed-tree forests, as they were once common in North America, Europe, Asia, and Japan, before becoming an endangered species.
Gray wolves are also found in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, Minnesota, Idaho and Montana, as well as Russia, Greenland, Turkey, Albania, Spain and some parts of Asia. There are black wolves that are also found in North America, and they are found in Yellowstone National Park. Many people often wonder where do black wolves live? Black wolves live in North America, and they are found in Yellowstone National Park.
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The IUCN Red List classifies the red wolf (Canis rufus) as severely endangered. The red wolf’s range used to span from southern Texas to Pennsylvania. It now exclusively lives in protected regions in North Carolina. A second population of red wolves is being raised at the Wolf Conservation Center in South Salem, New York.
The current population was restored by the US Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) after red wolves became extinct in the wild in 1980. The red wolf can dwell in a variety of settings, including wetlands, grasslands, and woodlands, but its natural population is now quite small. In addition, the red wolf is the most genetically diverse canid in the world.
A captive breeding program was established to prevent the red wolf from going extinct. The captive breeding program has been successful, and the red wolf has been reintroduced into the wild.
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The wolf population in the prairie region of eastern Europe and Asia is also home to timber wolves. Their numbers have declined in Western Europe and America, but they are quite common in Alaska, Canada, Russia, and China. They are also found in India, but no one knows how many there are.
The timber wolf (Canis lycaon), sometimes known as the eastern or Algonquin wolf, was previously native to the Northwestern United States and parts of Canada. These wolves are now largely found in western Quebec and central Ontario, with larger concentrations in the protected Algonquin Provincial Park (Ontario). The timber wolf is the biggest species of Canis lycaon, and they can grow to be as large as 95 lbs.
The Maned Wolf lives in South Africa and is a canine that is not only South Africa’s biggest dog but also one of the tallest dogs in the world. These wolves have open lifestyles and dwell on meadows. They are found mostly in Brazil, Argentina (north), Paraguay, Bolivia (east), and the Andes (north). The Maned wolf is not only South Africa’s biggest dog but also one of the tallest dogs in the world. They are nicknamed the ‘Skunk wolf’ because their fur emits an awful stench.
The arctic wolf (Canis lupus arctos), also known as the Arctic Gray Wolf, is a well-known gray wolf subspecies distinguished by its white fur and resilience to cold temperatures. It is somewhat smaller than the ordinary gray wolf and has smaller ears, which aids in body heat retention in subfreezing weather.
Arctic wolves, as the name implies, dwell in the arctic areas of North America, Canada, and northern Greenland. They dwell in one of the hardest environments on the planet, where the ground is continuously frozen and temperatures regularly drop to -30 degrees Celsius (-22 Fahrenheit), but they have successfully adapted to exist in such terrible conditions. Furthermore, because of the reduced human populations in these areas, arctic wolves outnumber humans in many areas and can live in relative peace.
Africa represents the habitat of the Ethiopian wolf and the Simien fox. It prefers to live in extremely high-altitude environments, and as a result, it is prevalent in Ethiopia’s Afro-alpine highlands. Unfortunately, human encroachment and poaching have pushed the Ethiopian wolf population to the verge of extinction. Only 500 of these wolves represent the symbol of this endangered species and are thought to exist in the world.
Wolves live throughout most of the western hemisphere and were once widespread in the Caribbean, Central America, and South America. They live in nearly all climates and habitats, including deserts, rainforests, and tundra.
They are found in the Rocky Mountains, the Great Plains, woodlands, and grasslands, and are absent from the coastal rainforests. Wolf populations are common in Russia, China, Israel, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, northern India, and Mongolia.
Wolves can live in any place in the world, except the rainforests and deserts. Aside from that, they may be found in the Arctic area. They can dwell in a wooded woodland or open grassland with hiding places, and they can live in a wide variety of climates.
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These canines are sociable animals who live in family groups known as packs. Male and female parents create a pack of five to ten animals that is largely made up of their adult offspring. Some packs may have three families.
When a wolf reaches sexual maturity, he or she quits the group to create a new pack, or when food competition is fierce. A wolf pack is typically hostile to newcomers, although in rare cases, packs briefly join forces. Wolves communicate using their characteristic howls, keen sense of smell, and visual cues such as facial expressions, tail postures, and piloerections.
Wolf diet includes main meat and is based primarily on the pursuit of large prey species such as caribou, elk, moose, reindeer, bison, and caribou. Even though it is sometimes possible to track wolves individually, the packs they form are too large and migrating to be identified. In fact, for almost all wolves, unique identification is extremely difficult.
They will eat also berries, insects, fish, amphibians, snakes, and lizards, but the most common food item is caribou. They also eat beavers, porcupines, river otters, muskrats, raccoons fish, and other mammals.
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Allerton, Illinois facts for kids
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The southwest side of Allerton
Location of Allerton in Vermilion County, Illinois.
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Samuel W. Allerton was a wealthy landowner in Vermilion County who had made his fortune on the agricultural and livestock markets. He was one of the founders of the First National Bank of Chicago. The town was founded on a 3,800-acre (15 km2) tract of land in the southwestern part of the county which Allerton purchased in 1880. It had formerly been known as Twin Grove Farm (because of two very similar 100-acre (0.40 km2) groves of trees in the area). When the C&EI railroad came through the area, he gave them a right-of-way through his land, and then established a grain elevator and platted the village; later he provided land for a park, established a bank, and installed a water system. Allerton himself continued to live in Chicago.
Samuel Allerton also owned the land which later became the Robert Allerton Park, farther west in the Monticello area; Robert was Samuel's son who oversaw his father's agricultural interests in Illinois.
According to the 2010 census, Allerton has a total area of 0.68 square miles (1.76 km2), all land. Allerton is located on the county line, and a small portion of is located in Champaign County, Illinois.
As of the census of 2000, there were 293 people, 112 households, and 89 families living in the village. The population density was 454.4 people per square mile (176.8/km2). There were 122 housing units at an average density of 189.2 per square mile (73.6/km2). The racial makeup of the village was 97.61% White, 0.68% Native American, and 1.71% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 2.39% of the population.
There were 112 households, out of which 38.4% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 64.3% were married couples living together, 10.7% had a female householder with no husband present, and 20.5% were non-families. 18.8% of all households were made up of individuals, and 13.4% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.62 and the average family size was 2.93.
In the village, the population was spread out, with 28.3% under the age of 18, 7.8% from 18 to 24, 27.6% from 25 to 44, 22.9% from 45 to 64, and 13.3% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 37 years. For every 100 females, there were 98.0 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 101.9 males.
The median income for a household in the village was $42,250, and the median income for a family was $51,964. Males had a median income of $38,611 versus $28,750 for females. The per capita income for the village was $17,512. None of the families and 4.5% of the population were living below the poverty line, including no under eighteens and 8.6% of those over 64.
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Any discussion about football's consummate running back would include, if not begin with, Jim Brown. He was lauded by The Sporting News in 1999 as the greatest player ever.
Talking about best heavyweight champs? Can't leave out Ezzard Charles, who claimed boxing's most recognized title in 1949 and successfully defended it eight times, once against the immortal Joe Louis.
Both have been honored far and wide, but neither by the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame. Both met a basic criterion for entry -- a Georgia birth certificate.
However, many in the electorate disagree with that provision. They insist that an athlete whose playing career blossomed beyond the state's borders does not belong in the Hall.
For three years, the Hall has been tinkering with new rules that could seal out Brown, Charles and others for good. Officials have proposed a revision that would allow for natives to be declared ineligible if the election board concluded they left the state too early to contribute significantly to Georgia sports.
"You can spend 20 minutes here, move out of state and be eligible for the Hall," said Bobby Pope, GSHF Authority chairman. "Some people are opposed to that."
Also, a non-native under consideration would have to maintain an official Georgia residence for 10 consecutive years under a new stipulation. That could eliminate out-of-state athletes at Georgia colleges who then moved after their eligibility expired, as well as pros who lived in the state for less than a decade.
Pope cited recent inductee Terry Hoage -- a native of Iowa who made All-America defensive back at the University of Georgia in the early 1980s, then fled for the NFL -- as an example of someone who might be excluded if the proposals pass.
The recommendations, subject to change, are scheduled to be voted on Jan. 12. Current nominees would be grandfathered in.
Pope, athletics director at Mercer University, said the revisions would bring uniformity to the process. The current system permits candidates to be denied consideration even if they meet the standards.
Brown, the most glaring omission, spent his first eight years on St. Simon's Island, then migrated with his mother to New York state. When he retired from the Cleveland Browns after the 1965 season, Brown held nearly every NFL rushing record.
"He's always on the [GSHF nomination] list but has never gotten far in the process," authority member Ray Lamb said.
To Lamb, athletes in Brown's category are better left off the ballot.
"The person should have done something with the state of Georgia and contributed to it," he said. "If you're only born in the state and never did anything there, should they be in [the Hall]?"
Fellow member Stan Lomax argues that Brown has brought credit to Georgia.
"Why isn't he selected?" Lomax said. "His qualifications are ignored."
Charles was born in Lawrenceville, then relocated to Cincinnati at age 9 to live with his grandmother. In 2002, Ring Magazine ranked him as the greatest light heavyweight, Charles' division before he bulked up to heavyweight.
One commonly voiced argument is that a place in the Georgia Hall would mean little to someone such as Brown, who has been feted on a much larger scale.
Lomax contends the door should swing open to more African-Americans from previous generations whose families moved north out of necessity for better opportunities. He bangs the drum loudest for those whose accomplishments at historically black colleges, many of whom were prohibited from attending "white" schools, went largely unrecognized by the media and public.
"There seems to be a lack of awareness about the history of sports in Georgia," said Lomax, retired football coach at Fort Valley State. "Any [black] athlete who happened to be born here prior to integration must receive strong consideration. It's the right thing to do."
Lomax notes that athletes from that era were penalized by living in a segregated society. "Now we're penalizing them a second time," he said.
Lamb, who coached high school football for 35 years, acknowledged that options for black athletes in Georgia were once limited. Still, he favors a minimum number of years for candidates directly involved with sports in the state.
The Hall, located in Macon, has welcomed more than 300 sports achievers, including running backs Leon Hardeman, Joe Geri, Bill Mathis and Buck Flowers.
The nominating and screening committees made an exception for one renowned back athlete. Jackie Robinson of Cairo moved to California, later becoming the first black MLB player and a member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame.
When the family left Georgia, he was 20 months old.
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Done spyware malware and virus scan all clean.
Reset TCP/IP stack.
Reset internet explorer.
Did system restore
Tried satic ip
We can ping any sites on the net but can't browse from either IE or Firefox.
Other LAN users unable to browse shared folder on this pc.
We took it offsite problem was apperent did system restore and all was good on our network but when returned pc to client all was gone to hell again. Same network cable works with other pc too.
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Current adjuvant therapeutic options for the treatment of Glioblastoma (GBM) are often determined by limited histological information. Additionally, most GBM clinical trials for targeted chemotherapeutic agents do not distinguish the genetic mutational tumor profiles of the patients recruited and have failed to reach successful treatment endpoints. The New York Genome Center (NYGC) has undertaken a glioblastoma clinical sequencing outcome pilot study to better determine personal treatment options for patients with GBM using integrated genomic data. During the initial phase of this study for 2015 NYGC has performed whole genome sequencing (WGS) on 10 primary GBM tumor-normal pairs, analyzed each patient's tumor for single nucleotide variants, structural variants and copy number alterations. In addition RNA sequencing and a DNA methylation assay were also performed on several of the patients. The patient's genomic profile was then compared to a database of known targeted therapeutic approaches. A final tumor board composed of NYGC scientists, GBM consortium scientists and treating oncologists then reviewed all data prior to identifying a final therapeutic strategy. Data from the first 10 patients revealed RB1 variants to be predominant in half of the patients. SNV's in NF1 or PIK3R1 were also discovered in 4 out of 10 samples. Remaining lower frequency variants occurred in TP53, PDGFRA, PTEN, PIK3CA, ERBB3, SMO, STAG2, ACVR1, NFKB1 and JAK3. Analysis of copy number alterations resulted in 8 of 10 patients containing the characteristic chromosome 7 amplification combined with chromosome 10 deletion, affecting EGFR and PTEN, respectively. Extreme amplification with potential double minute structural variation of EGFR containing the A289V mutation was observed in 2 of 10 samples. Two samples contained a potentially targetable over-amplification of the PDGFRA/KIT/KDR chromosome 4 locus. Predominant deletions resided in CDKN2A, ESR2, PTEN and FLT3. Hemizygous deletions of RB1 combined with RB1 nonsense or missense variants were observed in 4 samples. To date, RNA sequencing was performed on 5 patient samples. Most strikingly the combination of DNA and RNA sequencing revealed the presence of a putative activating MET exon skipping event in the extracellular domain. This MET variant was considered as a potential targetable variant. Therapeutic options resulting from WGS genomic profiles were the PI3K inhibitor BKM120 (60%), half of these had an additional aberration in MET and were recommended for the combinatorial trial NCT01870726. Drug recommendations for the treatment of GBM based on specific N = 1 patient genomic profiles were also made for nilotinib, vismodegib and palbociclib. Here, we present the first phase of the NYGC GBM clinical outcome study demonstrating how patient WGS information can provide more precise therapeutic options in the treatment of glioblastoma.
Citation Format: Kazimierz O. Wrzeszczynski, Nicolas Robine, Vladimir Vacic, Anne-Katrin Emde, Bo-Juen Chen, Will Liao, Kanika Arora, Minita Shah, Ewa A. Grabowska, Vanessa Felice, Esra Dikoglu, Catherine Reeves, Mayu Frank, Vaidehi Jobanputra, Michael C. Zody, Toby Bloom, Robert B. Darnell. NYGC glioblastoma clinical outcomes pilot study: Discovering therapeutic potential in glioblastoma through integrative genomics. [abstract]. In: Proceedings of the 107th Annual Meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research; 2016 Apr 16-20; New Orleans, LA. Philadelphia (PA): AACR; Cancer Res 2016;76(14 Suppl):Abstract nr 4497.


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While graphic design, video editing, and social media managing are very different, having basic design and editing skills can be helpful for creating quick-turnaround assets — especially if you’re a team of one.
While you don’t need to be a professional, having an eye for design will benefit your career.
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It is very important to get a good night’s sleep for a healthy life. Many people are looking for sleeping pills, but food from nature can be the best choice. In this post, we will explore 20 foods that can improve the quality of sleep and find the basis. If you are looking for a natural treatment, keep an eye on this post
What is the quality of sleep?
The quality of sleep is a concept that oversees the quality of sleep and its depth and amount. Factors that can affect the quality of sleep include sleep time, sleep ease, and depth of sleep.
Why is sleep quality important
The quality of sleep is important to maintain the overall health. If you have poor sleep quality, you can cause various health problems such as obesity, cardiovascular disease, and immune function. In addition, if the quality of sleep is poor, cognitive function will be reduced and concentration can be reduced.
What are cherries
Cherries are sweet and juicy fruits that are widely grown. Cherry is known as a good source of antioxidant and anti -inflammatory compounds.
How do cherries improve the quality of sleep?
Cherries contain melatonin, a hormone that regulates the sleep cycle. Melatonin can help control the natural sleep cycle of the body. It can also reduce the time to go to sleep and extend sleep time.
Correlation between cherry and sleep
Several studies have shown that cherry improves sleep quality. A study published in the European Nutrition Journal shows that drinking tattoo juice every day for two weeks improves the depth and quality of the water surface. Other studies published in the Journal of Medicinal Food also revealed that cherry increases melatonin production and improves the quality of sleep.
What is valerian root
Valerian root is a herb that has been used for the purpose of improving problems related to sleep for a very long time. This has a soothing effect and has been used as a natural treatment for diseases related to insomnia or other sleep.
How does Valerian root improve sleep quality?
Valerian root enhances the level of gamma-amino-boutyric acid (GABA) in the brain. GABA is known as a neurotransmitter that promotes relaxation and reduces anxiety. Valerian root is a way of enhancing the level of this GABA, causing soothing and insomnia improvement effect.
Correlation between Valerian root and sleep
Some studies have shown that valerian roots can help improve sleep quality. According to a study published in the Journal of Clinical Psychopharmacology, experiments who take valerian root extract before going to bed have improved the quality of sleep. Another study published in the Journal of Sleep Research proved that Valerian Root has as much effect as a sleep aid to improve the quality of sleep.
What is chamomile
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How does chamomail improve sleep quality?
Chamomail works by promoting relaxation and reducing anxiety. The active compound of chamomail has a calm influence on the mind and body, soothes the mind and promotes deeper and more comfortable sleep.
Correlation between chamomile and sleep
Many studies have shown that chamomile may help to improve sleep quality. A study published in the Journal of Advanced Nursing shows that the sleep quality of the experiments with the sleeping problem of sleeping chamomile tea before falling asleep has improved. Another study published in the Journal of Clinical Psychopharmacology has improved sleep quality by taking chamomile extract, and the time for the subjects with insomnia has been reduced.
What is lavender
Lavender is known as a plant that causes a calm and comfortable psychological state. It is a type of flowering plant widely used. Lavender oil is generally used as a natural treatment for sleeping problems, and the fragrance of lavender has a calm effect on the mind and body.
How Lavender helps to improve sleep quality
Lavender works by promoting relaxation and reducing anxiety. The fragrance of the lavender has a calm effect on the mind and body, calming the mind and encouraging a deeper and more comfortable sleep.
Correlation between lavender and sleep
Many studies have shown that lavender can help improve sleep quality. A study published in the Journal of Medical Plants Research shows that the sleep quality of the subjects with sleep problems has improved. Another study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association shows that taking lavender oil supplements improved sleep quality and reduced the time required to fall asleep for participants with insomnia.
What is honey
Honey is a sweet syrup produced by bees in flowers. It is a popular natural sweetener that is widely used for cooking and baking.
How does honey improve the quality of sleep?
Honey is a source of great glucose. This can help control the release of insulin and improve the production of melatonin. Melatonin is a hormone that controls the sleep cycle. By improving the production of melatonin, honey can help to promote deeper and more comfortable sleep.
Correlation between honey and sleep
Many studies have shown that honey can help improve sleep quality. A study published in the Journal of Medicinal Food has improved the sleep quality of the experiments with sleeping problems with a teaspoon of honey before falling asleep. Another study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition shows that eating a small amount of honey before falling asleep improved the time and time required for the sleep of insomnia.
What is dark chocolate
Dark chocolate is a type of chocolate made of high concentration of cocoa solids, which is less sweet and bitter than milk chocolate. Dark chocolate is a rich source of antioxidant and anti -inflammatory compounds.
How does dark chocolate improve the sleep quality
Dark chocolate contains a small amount of caffeine, which helps to improve cognitive function. Dark chocolate also includes the thobromine and magnesium, which are good for the body, to help you relax your muscles and promote deeper and more comfortable sleep.
Correlation between dark chocolate and sleep
Several studies have shown that dark chocolate can help improve sleep quality. A study published in the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine has improved the sleep quality of those who spent dark chocolate and reduced the time they needed to fall asleep. Another study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition has shown that the time and time required for the sleeping of insomnia with insomnia with dark chocolate before falling asleep have improved.
20 Foods That Help You Sleep
- Valerian root
- Magnesium-rich foods
- Tryptophan-rich foods
- Sunflower seeds
- Fatty fish
- Whole grains
- Dairy products
- Herbal teas
- Tart cherry juice
- B Vitamins.
In conclusion, adding these 20 food ingredients to the diet can improve the quality of sleep and promote deeper and more comfortable sleep. However, the effect of these ingredients on sleep quality may vary depending on the individual, so it is best to consult a medical professional before changing the diet or sleep habits. In addition, these ingredients can help improve sleep quality, but they cannot replace healthy sleep habits.
- “Chamomile: A herbal medicine of the past with bright future.” (2004). Molecular Medicine Reports.
- “The Effect of Lavender Aromatherapy on Insomnia and Depression Symptoms in Hemodialysis Patients: A Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial.” (2016). Journal of Medical Plants Research.
- “Honey for treatment of pediatric insomnia: A randomized controlled trial.” (2015). Sleep Medicine.
- “The impact of dark chocolate consumption on sleep and mood.” (2018). Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine.
These references provide additional information and research results that support the information presented in this article. By further exploring these references, you can gain a deeper understanding of the effects of these 20 food ingredients on sleep quality.
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I believe what the repair tech told me was something that he does not normally check. I just did the filling 10 oz in 10 seconds and it was more like 16oz in 1 second or 10 cups in ten seconds.
As BrntToast said the water during the fill test (bottom of dishwasher tub) that the water level should be at where the heater element brackets meet the tub. Whirlpooltech said the water should be just below the heater element if not touch the element. Which is correct? My water level tub switch (not sure of its correct name) is close to the heater element in level when I hear it click, when I manually move it up slowly. Is it a timer or this switch that is used to give the proper water in the tub? Thanks


It’s not every day that engineering takes fundamental science and creates art, but it happens often enough to amaze. Here is the Falkirk Wheel in Scotland. The wheel joins two canals and gives access to Glasgow and Edinburgh. It is an engineering masterpiece and a must visit attraction. It makes sculpture where a canal lock would have been more traditional, and difficult. Here is a video of the wheel in action. click here. https://youtu.be/_tBH9SE-Kw8
Can you recognize the principles of water displacement, angular momentum, balance around an axis, and water pressure seals? It is remarkable. If you want some detail drawings of the design, click here.


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The order that the Houston Astros have put on the lineup card day-in and day-out has been universally recognized as one of the best in baseball, over the last several seasons. Some believe last year’s edition was the best in baseball, despite it no longer including George Springer.
There is some evidence to back that statement as even without Springer, not to mention Alex Bregman for a chunk of the season, the Astros led MLB in runs scored (863), just edging out the Rays (857) in the process.
Reaching those heights could be a bit more challenging this season, thanks to Carlos Correa wearing a Minnesota Twins’ uniform, a torn labrum for Jake Meyers and surgery for Bregman. With that in mind, MLB.com has pegged the Astros as the eighth-best lineup in baseball, and I’ll admit that the number seemed low to me at first.
Are the Astros only the eighth-best lineup in MLB or should they be higher?
However, upon further review it seems just about right all things considered. To start with, we’re not even sure who’ll be leading off, as manager Dusty Baker said he prefers Jose Altuve be somewhere else in the lineup.
As mentioned, Bregman is coming off an injury and was largely ineffective 2021 season and has to prove he can return to 2019 levels of production. While Michael Brantley, Yuli Gurriel, Yordan Alvarez and Kyle Tucker should be super productive in the middle, the bottom third is full of question marks and not of the good variety.
I like Chas McCormick, but he strikes out way too much. Tucker had 147 plate appearances seventh in the lineup last season slashing .316/.374/.556, while this season, it’s expected McCormick or Siri will fill that slot to start the season. Either way the seventh slot will see a drop off.
Jeremy Peña, he of exactly zero major-league at-bats, will probably bat eighth and no one is quite sure what to expect of the rookie at the plate, but the available projections indicate it won’t be near Correa level production.
Martin Maldonado has struggled offensively for the last couple of seasons, not even approaching the Mendoza line at .172 last season and is an offensive liability. Given the questions above, the unknowns (Peña) and knowns (Maldonado), I think it’s remarkable the Astros are still eighth on the list and the envy of many teams in baseball.
While that says even more about how good the core of this lineup is and why they can carry a team all the way to the World Series, there’s definitely more question marks than there was a season ago.
Prospect outfielder and first baseman Norel Gonzalez was traded to the Miami Marlins for cash considerations.
Former outfielder Josh Reddick’s Houston home is now on the market.


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The war in Syria has changed so much. The loss of innocence, the phrase so often used to lament the effect of war on the young, has affected the whole country. What was, just two years ago, one of the safest countries in the Middle East is now a war zone. No part of Syria is untouched by violence. As these photographs from Dimitar Dilkoff show, children have been dragged to the front line and the experience of war has escaped few.
It is in these photographs that we see the truth of the Syrian conflict. These are not the terrorists and foreigners of Bashar Al Assad’s fiction. These are the boys and girls of the country, the future men and women of Syria, now begging, fighting, hiding, and surviving, merely for demanding the right to live in freedom.
These are the children of Syria’s war. Boys and girls who cannot go to school, cannot play in the streets safely, cannot live a normal life. These are children who are now breadwinners, whose fathers are dead or vanished, who hear their mothers mourn in the dark hours of the night, children who can no longer remember the voices of their dead friends. It is they who must line up, small elbows jostling, in the filth of refugee camps, edging forward in never-ending lines to bring food and water back to their families, or dodge the snipers and the sadists of Assad’s armies to buy bread from the few bakeries the regime has not bombed.
What makes these images so heart-breaking is how old these children look. In their faces is written the pain of the last two years of the revolution, the terrifying reality of children becoming adults, brutalised into maturity, seeing things no adults should see and feeling things no child should know.
These are the faces of a lost generation. The faces of the millions who have fled Syria or fled their homes for safe haven within their former country, boys and girls whose entire childhoods have been swept away by, as the war poet Wilfred Owen wrote, the monstrous anger of the guns.
* Faisal Al Yafai, opinion writer for The National
via Children at war: the faces of Syria’s lost generation |The National.

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From Marco Büchler:
The Munich DigitiZation Center (MDZ) of the Bavarian State Library invites you to Munich on Tuesday 11 October and Wednesday 12 October, 2011, for two conferences under the shared title “Historische Dokumente auf dem Weg zum digitalen Volltext – Turning Historical Documents into Digital Full Texts”.
Starting from different viewpoints, both events will focus on using OCR to create digital full texts. You can attend either event separately, or both together.
Please note: both conferences are German-speaking only!
October 11th – Results of OCR Research: IMPACT Demo Day
Jointly organised by the Munich DigitiZation Center of the Bavarian State Library and the Austrian National Library, this Demo Day will present research results and tools from the EU-funded IMPACT Project (IMProving ACcess to Text). It will focus on the challenges involved in creating searchable full text from historical documents, and show the tools and solutions created by IMPACT to resolve these challenges. It will also detail how project outputs will be made available once the project ends (December 2011). The event is open to anyone, but is mainly aimed at representatives from libraries, museums and archives.
October 12th – Insights from Practical Experience: OCR, Full Texts and Forms of Presentation
Digitisation projects can’t just present digital images anymore. User expectations are increasing steadily, and mobile devices and other technological forms of interaction bring their own challenges with them.
Optical Character Recognition (OCR) and searchable full text are therefore becoming more important. This has consequences for the entire project workflow – from its initial scoping and the choice of hardware, to the presentation of the results online. All of these challenges will be discussed at the conference.
The day will focus on the results of a number of full-text digitisation projects, detailing the particular issues presented by different types of source material. OCR software solutions will be compared, along with a number of post-capture processing tools and techniques, including crowdsourcing to improve OCR.
“Insights from Practical Experience: OCR, Full Texts and Forms of Presentation” is free of charge, thanks to our sponsors: Abbyy Europe, ARPA Data, Image Access, Treventus Mechatronics and Zeutschel.
For more information about the programme and registration, please visit::
The deadline for registration is September 25th. Please remember, the events will be German-speaking only.
Munich DigitiZation Center (MDZ) Digital Library
Bavarian State Library
Fedor Bochow / Mark-Oliver Fischer
Tel. +49 (0) 89 28638 2295
oder +49 (0) 89 28638 2890
Fax +49 (0) 89 28638 2672


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If you happen to try your hand at the lemon slice I posted recently, you will find yourself with half a can of sweetened condensed milk left over. Aside from it eating out of the tin in front of the TV, another excellent use of that leftover condensed milk is to make these delicious biscuits.
They are the right balance of crunchy on the outside and chewy on the inside and this batch will make 50 – 60 biscuits (approx 3cm in diameter).
- 250g butter, softened
- 1/3 cup white sugar
- 1/3 cup brown sugar, firmly packed
- 1/2 cup condensed milk
- 2 teaspoons vanilla
- 165g of honeycomb chocolate bars, roughly chopped
- 2 cups self-raising flour, sifted
- 1/2 cup plain flour, sifted
Preheat oven to 180°C. Line 4 baking trays with baking paper.
Beat butter and sugars in a large bowl with an electric mixer until pale.
Add condensed milk and vanilla and beat for a further 1 minute.
Add the crushed chocolate bars and flours to the butter mixture. You could use a variety of chocolate here; Maltesers and M&Ms are popular alternatives.
Stir with a large metal spoon until well-combined. Roll mixture into half-tablespoon sized balls. Place onto prepared baking trays, allowing room for biscuits to spread.
Gently press biscuits with a fork to flatten slightly. Bake, 2 trays at a time, for 8 to 10 minutes, swapping trays halfway through. Stand for 5 minutes before transferring to a wire rack to cool.
Just a word of warning, these biscuits burn VERY QUICKLY! The last photo in this post is one of the first batches I made and they were overcooked for my standards. The first picture in the post is one of the last batches, and was only cooked for about 8 minutes. The dough makes so many biscuits, I love to make them to give away to friends, at work, or at a cake stall.
Alex and Mel this recipe is a winner. The biscuit is crisp on the outside and soft in the centre. I added mini M&Ms for colour and they were rapidly devoured by the family. Next time I may use Cabury’s fruit and nut chocolate. Keep the recipes coming.


New Republic chief challenges Idah to kick on
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Adam Idah looks to have a big chance of forcing his way into the Republic of Ireland’s senior plans if can keep making headlines for Norwich City.
The 19-year-old burst onto the scene with a hat-trick in the Canaries’ FA Cup third round win at Preston at the start of this year, and made his full Premier League debut at Manchester United in January.
He also struck a nerveless penalty in the FA Cup shoot-out win at Tottenham in the last round to underline he has the temperament to go with the talent that has seen him fast-tracked into Daniel Farke’s first team plans.
Now Idah’s shot at a potential international bow has received a boost with his former under-21s boss, Stephen Kenny, replacing Mick McCarthy ahead of re-scheduled European Championship play-off ties set to be played later in the year.
Idah was watched by McCarthy’s assistant in City’s heavy Old Trafford league defeat, with the Republic due to have faced Ondrej Duda’s Slovakia in March in a bid to move a step closer the finals.
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The 19-year-old Corkman was a mainstay under Kenny at age group level for the Irish, and his newly-appointed senior boss is a huge admirer.
“Obviously, Adam Idah had a spectacular introduction, and not too many players get a hat-trick on their debut,” he said. “Everyone back at Cork should be proud of him for the part they have played. Now he has to back that up over a period of time.
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“He has been ever-present for us, games where he was outstanding, games where he perhaps didn’t hit that same level, and he has a wide range of abilities. He is quick, he can threaten in behind and he has a physical presence.
“Adam played nearly 12 games for the under-21s (in the past year) and Neil Adams, the loans manager at Norwich, has been there for all of them, or nearly all.
“A lot of the under-21s are now playing, or in and around, first teams. For Adam to have been training with Norwich’s first team in that environment can only have helped his development.”
Kenny’s former assistant, Jim Crawford, has stepped up to the Irish under-21s role, and is also challenging Idah to kick on.
“There is real talent coming through the system,” he said, speaking to the FAI’s Youtube channel. “It is there for everyone to see. I have worked with players like Adam and other players of that calibre and I know what they can bring to the table.
“It really is exciting times. I am excited to work with them and I have no doubt we have players who might make a push up to the first team perhaps earlier than expected.
“My job then would be to fill those voids.”


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The idea for G1000 came from a group of intellectuals around the author David Van Reybrouck and the television presenter Francesca Vanthielen.
The idea is to get ordinary people thinking about themes that shape society.
Over the past few months, around 5,000 people have sent in questions about all aspects of society. On the basis of this, the organisers have selected the 25 themes that came up most frequently.
Of the 1,000 people that were invited to take part, 704 actually turned up. They will be split up into small groups where they’ll discuss social security, welfare in times of crisis and immigration.
The idea is that the discussions will lead to a series of proposals and solutions. Later a so-called G32 will look at the proposals and try to put them into a series of concrete recommendations that will be put before the new federal government by spring of next year.

domain: politics


Active sensors for a secure load
Viper, is an economical, extremely easy to use weight control system that immediately displays the updated weight of the load being transported by the vehicle in addition to the gross and net value. Viper (with one or two sensor up to 10 bar) displays the updated net and gross weight on the axle with extreme precision. Direct calibration makes it a reliable and efficient instrument in addition to being simple and intuitive to use. Viper (with three sensors) provides an immediate, precise display of the updated weight in tipping semi-trailers in terms of the total weight of the vehicle or the net value of the load. The system is installed directly on the semi-trailer, and it allows the connection of any tractor.
Viper II - Axle load weighing
High precision with low cost Viper II is an attractive user-friendly instrument that provides the immediate gross or net value reading of the weight on each axle. The calibration is carried out in two points: empty and full load. This makes it suitable for calibration by the operator or installer. Viper II is a reliable and efficient load weighing system.
Viper III - Rear tipper weighing
User-friendly instrument that provides the immediate weight reading of the rear tipper. It provides with high precision the total weight of the vehicle or the net value of the load. The system is installed completely on the trailer which can then have any tractor hitched to it. The reaching of the preset maximum load transmits a signal to the operator via an external acoustic alarm.
Viper I - Rear tipper load checking
User-friendly instrument that allows the load check by measuring the cylinder lifting pressure of the rear tipper. The system precision is guaranteed exclusively with a constant barycentre of the load.
Viper - Load weighing on fork-lift trucks
Viper is a user friendly instrument that provides the immediate weight reading of the material handled by the fork-lift trucks. The weighing is STATIC: the system displays the weight when the operator stops the forks some seconds in a fixed point during the lifting.


Geth ethereum commands
On Windows, Geth installation is as simple as extracting geth. The download page provides an installer as well as a zip file. The installer puts geth into your PATH automatically.
There is already a preconfigured tesnet in Nethereum, which can be downloaded from github. The preconfigured testnet will start producing blocks inmediately so there is no need to start this manually, for more information check the Proof of Authority section below.
PoA consensus is reached by referring to a list of validators referred to as authorities when they are linked to physical entities. It does not depend on nodes solving arbitrarily difficult mathematical problems, but instead uses a set of "authorities" - nodes that are explicitly allowed to create new blocks and secure the blockchain. The chain has to be signed off by the majority of authorities, in which case it becomes a part of the permanent record.
This makes it easier to maintain a private chain and keep the block issuers accountable. The lines below are meant only for test network and safe environments for non-interactive scripted use. Attach a console to a running geth instance.
By default this happens over IPC over the default IPC endpoint but when necessary a custom endpoint could be specified:. Ethereum Frontier Guide Introduction 0. The Frontier Release 0. Installing and running a node 1. Connecting to the network 1. Monitoring your nodes 1. Setting up a cluster 2. Importing your presale wallet 2. Listing accounts and checking balances 2.
CPU mining with geth 3. Command line interface and options 4. Contracts and transactions 5. Account types and transactions 5. Writing a contract 5. Compiling a contract 5. Creating and deploying a contract 5.


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One day last week, while we were cycling around, getting ready for the big ride (Bike MS), my husband mentioned that it sure would be nice to have a pair of those padded biking shorts! Well, I happened to have a pattern, and a quick internet search showed me where I could buy the chamois insert. So, I ordered it and sewed up these shorts for him. He loves them!
Isn't this cute?! It's a little treat box for Father's Day! It holds a full-size candy bar.
I made it from a design I found in Silhouette's Design Store. I love it!

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Reg No SD5345 at Portencross at a caf© was a popular destination for charabanc tours in the 1920’s. This brand new Swift was more likely owned by a professional gentleman, as most folk could not afford even a modest car such as the Swift. Unfurtunately the Swift Marque went out of business in 1931 being unable to compete with mass-produced opposisition.The Village of Portencross lies 3 miles north west of West Kilbride at Farland Head, on the Cunningham coastline. Its peir was aport of call for paddle steamers prior to the Great War. In the 1990’s the pier saw a brief use by the Waverley.
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