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NEW YORK (CBS.MW) - Chip stocks were mixed on Tuesday, but mostly level ahead of fourth-quarter financial results from Intel, the industry's largest and leading company.
Hardware stocks were mostly higher as computer stocks made a concerted advance.
As recently as Dec. 6, during a scheduled mid-quarter update, Intel boosted its fourth-quarter revenue target range to between $6.7 billion to $6.9 billion, compared with a previous range of $6.2 billion to $6.8 billion. The company did not provide an earnings target.
At that time, analysts had expected earnings of 10 cents a share on revenue of $6.59 billion. The consensus estimate has since been raised to earnings of 11 cents a share on revenue of $6.83 billion.
Also expected to report after today's closing bell: equipment maker Teradyne
Linear LLTC shares edged down 1.1 percent. Ahead of today's announcement, analyst Joe Osha at Merrill Lynch downgraded the intermediate-term rating of Linear to "buy" from "strong buy," and cut his revenue and earnings forecasts for the quarter ending March.
"We believe that Linear's management, which has been especially aggressive in maintaining pricing during the most recent downturn, may cause the company's revenue to recover more slowly than its competition, especially Maxim Integrated Products."
He added, though, that there are "no fundamental problems with Linear's strategy, just a slower recovery."
His fiscal third-quarter revenue estimate goes to $120 million from $140 million, and his earnings estimate is cut to 14 cents a share from 17 cents.
Elsewhere in the chip world: Infineon Technologies
On the hardware side, shares were broadly higher.
Computer makers Apple, Compaq and Hewlett-Packard all gained about 2.5 percent. Dell, Gateway and IBM each added about 1 percent.
Compaq CPQ will report its financial results after Wednesday's closing bell.
After strong gains Monday fueled by an analyst upgrade, Handspring
Shares of Sun Microsystems
Analyst Amit Chopra at CS First Boston lowered his fiscal 2002 targets due to the "lethargic" demand outlook. He does expect, however, Sun to report fiscal second-quarter results that meet his sales and earnings targets.
He cut his revenue estimate for the year to $12.4 billion from $12.8 billion, and his per-share loss estimate to 14 cents a share from 9 cents a share. The consensus analyst forecast are $12.81 billion and a loss of 4 cents a share.
Chopra said recent channel checks indicate that there is not any pent-up demand for Sun servers from the financial, retail or government sectors. The company is scheduled to report quarterly results on Jan. 18.
Chopra also cut his estimates for 2003.
Elsewhere, Flextronics' design unit acquired the engineering design operation of Texas-based TeraForce's
Terms were not disclosed, but the deal will provide Flextronics Design with 25 engineers, who will be integrated with 42 other engineers in Richardson, Texas.


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Mayu Shinjo’s manga ‘ai ore! love me!’ is to be made into a movie that will be released later this year.
I used to love Shinjo’s manga, albeit the lack of substance in most of her mangas, they were interesting to read nonetheless. However, ever since I discovered ‘Skip Beat!‘ I really never could go back to reading her mangas.
Ai ore is about Mizuki who is the female “prince” of her all girls school and Akira who is the male “princess” of his all boys school and Akira’s journey into being part of Mizuki’s band. This had actually put me off the manga quite a bit when I had first read it. Everyone who has read Mayu’s manga knows that her bishies are quite hot but when I saw a girl drawn in that same style, I just could not bring myself to believe the character. It felt more like a shounen-ai visual manga than a shoujo manga since both characters looked like boys to me.
Am finally back to watching anime again… perhaps it is the upcoming season of Natsume Yuujinchou (who’s looking forward to it?) or Nurarihyon no Mago, but whatever it is, this is the first anime in awhile that I after sitting down and watching one episode, I could not bring myself to stop watching. Read the rest of this entry

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The gender equity gap is a reality in all industries, the fitness industry is no exception. Even as we become more aware of conscious, and unconscious, bias towards gender inequities, they still exist. This inequity not only effects women, but also the productivity, profitability, and impact fitness businesses can have in their community. In episode 72 we’ll explore just that with Lindsey Rainwater, a gender equity and fitness industry thought-leader.
Lindsey is not only someone who is passionate about the ethical and business rationale for improving gender equity in the fitness industry, she has also taken significant action towards addressing it, by founding the Women in Fitness Association (WIFA). Her perspective is both thought-provoking and highly instructive. This is not simply a conversation around the abstract principles of gender inequality. Rather, Lindsey provides business owners and employees alike actionable steps that can be taken to improve gender equity leading to a more impactful and profitable industry.
Our Guest: Lindsey Rainwater
Lindsey Rainwater is a seasoned executive, business advisor, executive coach, and the founder of The Women in Fitness Association (WIFA). She is known for her work advising businesses, her original published content, additionally supporting individuals in transformational change and leadership development. Her intention is to help individuals and organizations enjoy necessary change to succeed. Currently she is the Chief Revenue Officer at CLMBR, The only connected vertical climber. Lindsey, her husband and their 3 children live in the colorado Rockies where you can find them enjoying the outdoors.

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Local roadhouse pushing to increase open mic action
We'll, you're in luck.
The Double Aught Ranch, formerly known as Wrangler's along Highway 99E, has put a call out to all musicians for an open mic night every Monday night beginning around 7 p.m., according to the bar's latest Facebook post.
The announcement for the new Monday open mic night, which will be hosted by Portland State University student Scot Sacharczyk, appeared on Facebook in late June
It's kind of ironic that a new open mic night is starting at The Spinning Wheel, er, the Double Aught Ranch — a vinyl sign hanging on the top of the building alerts people to its name change — considering that just about one month ago local singer-songwriter, Trent Beaver, announced he was shutting down the Monday night open mic he hosted at the Double Aught Ranch for several weeks.
"I had to pass it on," Beaver said. "Got crazy busy and needed that day."
A brief history of open mic nights
Open mic nights, by all accounts started during off-nights at music venues in the 1930s. Groups of young black scholars and students, primarily hailing from French territories and colonies, came together in Paris and were introduced to writers from the Harlem Renaissance, primarily author Paulette Nardal and her sister, Jane, both of whom lived in Martinique, studied at university in Paris, and were considered leaders in the then-burgeoning literary, visual arts and music cultural movement dubbed "Negritude."
The first open mic was said to take place at the Calmart Salon, a tea shop hangout owned by the Nardal sisters that attracted what was labeled at the time as the "French-Black Intelligentsia." The Calmart Salon throughout history now is considered to be the location where the seeds were planted that spawned the "Negritude" movement — the tea shop is credited as the site where "Negritude" grew roots and eventually spawned popular culture fruit.
During meetings at the Calmart Salon, authors would read their work to crowds of eager listenders, waiting to hear the then-progressive literature of the day being created by artists who provoked thought and deviations from the norm, much like the writings of The Beat Poets in San Francisco at City Light Books — it still exists today — during the 1950s and 1960s.
Open mic nights later, famously, flourished in the Greenwich Village neighborhood of New York, providing a performance space for musicians who went on to become legends — Bob Dylan, Simon and Garfunkel and Joni Mitchell, to name but a few.
Today, open mic nights flourish just about anywhere there is a bar or tavern and a stage that has no plans for a live performer that evening.
Typically, musicians are required to bring their own instruments — although microphones are 99 percent of the time supplied by the event's host — and to come to sign up early (some allow artists to call ahead to reserve a timeslot but that is a move often frowned upon by the host because it's seen as not being fair) as the evenings tend to work on a first-come, first-served basis.
There also are many opportunities to sit in with other performers, which is what makes a good open mic night truly what it should be — a place for people to try out new material, shake the rust off and meet and jam with other musicians, often leading to new, lasting projects.
How to hear the local musicians who often perform
Beaver's open mic attracted musicians from across the Portland metro region, such as guitarist and multi-instrumentalist Daniel Sanderman, who said the drive across the metro from Beaverton to participate in the weekly Canby open mic show is a big weekly haul from Beaverton, especially when Beaver's open mic began around 8:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
> On a side note, Sanderman made a recording during a night when this reporter and several other musicians happened to perform original songs and covers by other acts — Sanderman wasn't aware of all of the song titles so he left the song names blank. If anyone is interested in listening, and to get the semblance of an idea of what to expect at the new Monday night open mics at the Double Aught Ranch, go online to www.dropbox.com/sh/phfigxlvx12pc4g/

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China has pledged to complete by Saturday the slaughter of animals suspected of spreading the Sars virus.
The civets are being placed in cages and destroyed
The government has started killing thousands of civets in the southern province of Guangdong.
Researchers in Hong Kong have linked the virus carried by China's latest Sars patient to a strain found in the cat-like animals.
But the World Health Organization criticised the cull, saying there is no firm evidence that civets carry Sars.
The WHO cautioned that the slaughter - which has seen animals being drowned in disinfectant and then electrocuted and incinerated - might erase clues about how the disease spread, and also risked spreading it.
"If we used knives to kill them, the blood would spread the disease," a Guangdong official told Reuters news agency.
An estimated 10,000 civets in Guangdong are due be disposed of in this way by Saturday.
Civets are small, weasel-like animals considered a delicacy in China's Guangdong province.
Part of mongoose family, distant relative of feline cat
Weasel-like face, cat-like body
Served in wild game restaurants
Estimated 10,000 in Guangdong markets
May have been the source of the virus which jumped to humans
Hong Kong and Taiwan have stepped up their monitoring of visitors from China, which had been Sars-free for six months before the latest case was confirmed on Monday.
In the Philippines, authorities are monitoring 38 people who may have come into contact with a woman who may have become will with the virus in Hong Kong. The woman and her husband showed signs of improvement on Tuesday.
The BBC's Louisa Lim, in Beijing, says that in contrast to the last outbreak more than a year ago, there has been little sense of panic.
People are generally confident that the government has the situation under control, our correspondent says.
The WHO said the slaughter was radical and that the man's case remains an isolated one which does not constitute a public health emergency.
It also warned that not enough research had been conducted into possible links between the civet cat and Sars.
"At this point in time... without seeing that data, there is no conclusive evidence that civets are the animals that carry the Sars virus," WHO Sars team leader Judy Hall told the BBC.
Many researchers believe the strain of Sars which killed hundreds of people last year in China and across the globe could have jumped species to humans from an animal like the civet.
But China's latest case - a male 32-year-old television producer - had claimed not to have eaten any wild animals before he fell ill, although did admit to touching at least one rat.
The man is currently in hospital in the city of Guangzhou in the Guangdong province.
An additional 25 people who had contact with the patient have been isolated, but none appears to be infected.
Sars killed 349 people on China's mainland during the previous global outbreak.


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- Lee, J., and Miller, H.J., (2020). “Robust accessibility: Measuring accessibility based on travelers’ heterogeneous strategies for managing travel time uncertainty.” Journal of Transportation Geography, Elsevier. doi.org/10.1016/j.jtrangeo.2020.102747
- Liu, L., Miller, H.J., (2020). “Measuring Risk of Missing Transfers in Public Transit Systems using High-Resolution Schedule and Real-time Bus Location Data.” Urban Studies. doi.org/10.1177/0042098020919323.
- Lee, J., Irwin, N., Irwin, E., and Miller, H.J., (2020). "The Role of Distance-Dependent Versus Localized Amenities in Polarizing Urban Spatial Structure: A Spatio-Temporal Analysis of Residential Location Value in Columbus, Ohio," 2000–2015. Geographical Analysis. 10.1111/gean.12238.
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FROM Ted Winterer
The Future of Santa Monica Airport When a charter company named JetSuiteX cooked up plans to "Uber-ize" aeronautics, offering low-cost seats on private jets flying out of Santa Monica Airport starting next week, little did they expect to cause the airport to close. But after hearing of JetSuiteX's plan, the City went back to the Federal Aviation Administration and, after decades of struggle, reached an agreement to shut down the almost century old airport in 2028, and to shorten the runway that enables jet flights, right now. DnA spoke to elected officials, city staff and local activists who've fought for years to replace the drone of overhead airplanes with birdsong. We asked how the deal was made, and what comes next for the 227 acres of land. Douglas R4D-3 ‘N242SM' 'Spirit of Santa Monica' at the Santa Monica Museum of Flying at Santa Monica Airport Photo by Alan Wilson
Industry insights and lessons learned from memorable guests We have interesting guests on The Business, and sometimes our conversations are too long to fit into one show. This week we give you stories that were too good to leave on the cutting room floor, including some sharp insights on making it in the industry from David Mandel, David Simon, Shawn Levy and Matt Reeves.
Farewell LA freeways, Peter Shire is back Angelenos don't want more freeways but we seem not to want mass transit either. Metro has killed the 710 freeway extension, and bus and train ridership is down across the region. What's the future of getting around in LA? And, Peter Shire is having a comeback. What attracts a new generation to his playful ceramics and furniture?
Morgan Parker: There Are More Beautiful Things than Beyoncé Morgan Parker says that the poems in her book There Are Things More Beautiful than Beyoncé take a stand against the clichés of the dominant culture.
George Saunders: Lincoln in the Bardo (Part I) Lincoln in the Bardo dramatizes a grieving President Lincoln as he visits the grave of his beloved son Willie, who died at age eleven. In the novel, the buried dead believe they're not dead -- "they're sick and refer to their coffins as "sick boxes."


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Researchers studied 74 people given the combination vaccine against three strains of flu in the 2009-10 season, measuring their antibody response one month after getting the shot and then a year later. A third of the group were of normal weight, a third overweight and a third obese. Most were women.
After one month, overweight people had produced about the same level of antibodies as those of normal weight. But 11 months later, more than half of the obese patients had a fourfold or greater decrease in antibodies, a drop seen in just 25 percent of the normal-weight subjects.
The study, published online last week in The International Journal of Obesity, found that the activity of CD8+ T cells, white blood cells that help fight flu infection, also decreased as body mass index increased.
flu shot appears to be less effective in obese people compared to those at normal weight, and the more obese, the less effective the vaccine, according to new research reported in The New York Times. The smallish study raises questions about whether obese people, like the elderly, may need a stronger flu shot to jump-start a less robust immune system.This I hadn’t heard: The


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Yerry Mina’s reasons for joining Everton ahead of Manchester United this summer have been explained.
The Colombia defender moved to Goodison Park from Barcelona on transfer deadline day, signing on a permanent deal believed to be in the region of £27million.
Mina surprised plenty by joining the Toffees ahead of United, who had also tracked him, and a report has now lifted the lid on his reasoning.
Mina had previously suggested it was Everton’s ambition that persuaded to sign, but a story in The Sun claims the Colombia defender was made to feel far more wanted by Marco Silva than Jose Mourinho ever did.
The paper claims Mina has told pals he was more than willing to join United, but was never contacted by Mourinho to explain what he expected of him at Old Trafford.
Furthermore, that led Mina to believe that Mourinho was instead actively pursuing other central defensive targets ahead of him, making him feel unwanted by the Portuguese coach.
And finally, it’s also claimed that the real clincher for Mina was a personal chat with Silva who rang him to tell him why he should join Everton.
As it transpired, United missed out on signing all their central defensive targets, leaving Mourinho to blame the likes of Ed Woodward for their transfer failures.
In addition, the paper has a fourth explanation as to why United may have missed out. They claim United pulled back on the deal after his agent demanded too much of a cut in the transfer. But United then went back to Barca to try and cut out the middle man and make a new offer to sign him.
And that left Everton, who also signed his Barcelona teammate Andre Gomes on the same day, free to land the defender in a big-money deal.
The Colombian is yet to be involved in a matchday squad for Everton since the transfer due to a foot injury.
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A slow-growing woodland shrub of compact growth with dark, shining green, leaves. Bears clusters of white, fragrant, tubular flowers from April to May.
Grow in fertile, well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade and protection from cold, drying winds. It will reach a height of 3m and a spread of 4m.
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Stream Lil Wayne's long awaited "Free Weezy Album" on Tidal now!
To kick off our Independence Day right, Lil Wayne stays true to his word and releases his highly anticipated Free Weezy Album on Tidal.
Laced with 15 tracks, the follow up to I Am Not A Human Being II features guest appearances from Young Jeezy, Wiz Khalifa, Euro, Cory Gunz, and a few more up & coming artists like Jake Troth & Hoodybaby. Meanwhile, production is handled by Cool & Dre, Nascent, Kane Beatz, and more, including a ton of tracks from producer Infamous.
The Free Weezy Album serves as Lil Wayne’s 11th album in his extensive catalogue and the prelude to his highly anticipated Carter V album, which we hope sees the light of day at some point this year.
Will Smith Reveals He's Been Working With Drake On Jaden Smith's Beats 1 Radio Show
Will Smith and Drake may have some new music coming.
Jaden Smith did his very first Beats 1 radio show today, and as most have done so far, he brought out a very special guest-- his dad. That's right Will Smith appeared on Jaden's first broadcast, and he happened to make a pretty crazy announcement in passing, revealing that he and Drake had been working on something.
As far as what the collaboration will be, it's anyone's guess, but if it's for the same project that Kanye West was rumored to be working on, we're intrigued to say the least.
The rest of the conversation revolved around the upcoming DC film, Suicide Squad, and creativity within the Smith Family. We're sure some audio will surface eventually.


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Joanne here with you today sharing my little altered lantern. I purchased the small tealight lantern from Bunnings and then added quiet a few Dusty chippy pieces to alter it.
To colour the lantern I have used Finnabair Rust Paste and the newer Patina Paste set. I so love the texture and detail these pastes give, they blend together beautifully.
To create the main band of the lantern I used the Dusty Ivy Flourish over the top of the Scroll Border #4. To enable the chippy to be able to bend around the lantern I soaked for a couple of seconds in water until it was slightly wet not thoroughly soaked, by doing this it will bend without breaking.
The front cluster has been made up from hearts cut from Medallions #1, Doodads #5, Industrial Stars, pieces cut from Lace Border #3 and Snowflakes.
The top piece for the lantern was created by cutting one of the lace pieces off of the Lace Border piece. I then attach and Industrial Star and title piece from the Cherish Yesterday word set.
Along with the chipboard I also added some metal pieces and metal buttons. To add extra interest I added a little bling to the chains and also added a very light dry brush Finnabair Vintage Silk wax.
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Colorado Rockies RP LaTroy Hawkins had his team option for the 2015 season exercised Friday, Oct. 31.
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Colorado Rockies CL LaTroy Hawkins blew his third save of the season Monday, Sept. 8, allowing two runs on two hits while recording just one out.
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Colorado Rockies RP LaTroy Hawkins and SP Jorge De La Rosa appears likely to be moved as of now, though the club isn't ruling out trading them away.
Fantasy Tip: Hawkins' departure would open up a saves vacuum likely to be filled by either Rex Brothers or Adam Ottavino, or both. JDLR would benefit from leaving Coors Field.
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The Colorado Rockies talked briefly with the Pittsburgh Pirates about RP LaTroy Hawkins, but the Rockies are likely to keep the veteran reliever. The team is interested in picking up the option on Hawkins at $2.25 million.
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The Pittsburgh Pirates are looking at Colorado Rockies CL LaTroy Hawkins.
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Colorado Rockies manager Walt Weiss gave CL LaTroy Hawkins a vote of confidence. Hawkins is 10-for-11 in save chances, but hitters are hitting .314 off of him. "I look at the body of work for the whole season," Weiss said. "He's had a couple of tough ones the last couple of times out, but I think his stuff is still intact. I think some of his pitches have been elevated, and that's got him in trouble. But his velocity is the same. The action is the same. Location is what it usually comes down to." Hawkins said he thinks he's leaving pitches up in the zone.
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Colorado Rockies RP LaTroy Hawkins said he would like to return for the 2015 season if he can remain healthy.
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Colorado Rockies RP Rex Brothers suffered a blown save in the eighth inning Monday, April 14, after allowing a run on three walks in an inning of work. He now has allowed seven walks and just two hits in 5 2/3 innings this year.
Fantasy Tip: For those that drafted him hoping that he'd beat out LaTroy Hawkins for the closer gig, those hopes have probably dimmed a bit. He still needs to be rostered in NL-only leagues, but he's very expendable in mixed leagues.
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Colorado Rockies manager Walt Weiss said both RPs Rex Brothers and LaTroy Hawkins were unavailable to pitch Thursday, April 3. RP Chad Bettis would have closed if a save situation would have presented itself.
Fantasy Tip: That explains why Matt Belisle was on in the eighth inning with a one-run lead against the Miami Marlins. Belisle allowed four runs to be saddled with the loss.
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Colorado Rockies manager Walt Weiss said he could use a closer-by-committee between RPs LaTroy Hawkins and Rex Brothers this season, depending on matchups in the ninth inning. Hawkins isn't a fan of the closer title, and he wouldn't mind it if Brothers sees the majority of save chances as the season progresses. "I love him," Hawkins said. "He's got a great arm. I've been saying it from Day 1, I'm just keeping that seat warm. That's all, just keeping it warm. When he's ready, I'll give it to him. That's Brothers' inning. He has way more years doing that job than I do."
Fantasy Tip: Brothers is widely seen as the more valuable commodity, since he has age and upside on his side. Both relievers are worth owning in mixed leagues, but they should come off the draft board after most of the other closer hopefuls do.


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QLD Health responds to Whitsunday coronavirus concerns
AN ASSURANCE has been given to the Whitsunday community from Queensland Health that the region's health services are fully prepared to deal with coronavirus if need be.
There are currently no confirmed cases of coronavirus in the Whitsundays, however the Whitsunday Times understands that three Chinese tourists attended Proserpine Hospital and were tested for coronavirus last week but have all since been cleared.
A spokesperson from Queensland Health said anyone who presented to health services with symptoms or concerns about coronavirus would be tested.
"Proserpine, like every public hospital in Queensland, is equipped to assess and test people for coronavirus," they said.
"It's important that the community remain vigilant but calm.
"Mackay Hospital and Health Service (HHS) is well prepared to respond to the current international threat of novel coronavirus.
"Mackay and Proserpine hospitals are ready to activate temporary clinics to assess potential coronavirus cases at short notice, if required."
This statement comes after Member for Whitsunday Jason Costigan tabled a question in Parliament today regarding an alleged coronavirus case at Proserpine Hospital.
Mr Costigan said he received an anonymous call to his office regarding a patient who presented to Proserpine Hospital with symptoms of the virus.
He then tabled a question to the Minister for Health and Ambulance Services Steven Miles during parliamentary proceedings today asking;
"Will the minister investigate unconfirmed reports that tourists have presented to the Proserpine Hospital with the symptoms of coronavirus and that they were turned away due to a lack of testing facilities and returned to their place or accommodation?"
Mr Costigan said he had no reason to believe the call to his office was a hoax and hoped the question would be investigated as a priority.
"My gut feeling is it is a concerned resident who has blown the whistle," he said.
"I do not wish to cause unnecessary alarm or panic in my community, particularly given the nature of our community in which we rely heavily on tourism.
"But I will not sit back and say nothing if I believe it is not in the public interest to do so.
"It is my duty to raise these matters in parliament as I see fit."
However, a Queensland Health spokesperson assured residents in the Whitsundays they would be assessed if they had concerns about coronavirus and that health services were well equipped to respond if needed.
"The HHS is working closely with Queensland Health and the rest of the state," they said.
"We have responded to health emergencies in the past, and we will do it again.
"We will continue to keep the local community updated on confirmed cases."


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BaF is proud of developing different nutritional strategies to fulfil the needs of optimal pig development based on the following resources: a talented team of experts; a good source of raw materials; and a modern feed mill.
BaF develops suitable nutritional strategies to match the growth characteristics of each type of pig achieve the best standards in terms of breed and meat quality. The nutrition strategy of BaF is based on the following resources:
- The expert team researches the exclusive nutritional formula to help the pigs grow fast, with high slaughter weights.
- Feed ingredients are rigorously selected from the best sources to ensure balance and safe for pigs.
- The feed factory system operates 100% automatically, receiving technology transferred from the top European technology groups such as Buhler, Farmsun, etc.
BaF plans to build five new feed factories with the capacity of 200,000 tons per year for each mill under the orientation of “where there is a farm, there is a feed mill”. As a result, the total capacity of BaF’s feed factory can approach 1.5 million tons per year, serving internal feed demand for the entire BaF farms system.

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Though common and harmless in many instances, headaches and migraines are never easy to deal with. Annoying at best, and immobilizing at worst, headaches can make even the best day take a turn for the worse. While your headaches might be severe enough to require pain medication, you should know that your diet can play a part in preventing or reducing your headaches and migraines. Here are 3 types of foods that can fight headaches.
Fatty fish, like salmon and tuna, are highly nutritious, and they help fight headaches, too. These types of fish are rich in B vitamins and folic acid and can reduce the number of headaches you experience. Salmon alone has more than 250% of our recommended daily intake of B12 in a three-ounce serving - meaning that you can consume very little of it and still reap its many benefits. Not to mention, fatty fish are full of omega-3 fatty acids, which have anti-inflammatory properties.
Experiencing a dehydration-related headache? Reach for potatoes. Everyone’s favorite starchy vegetable is surprisingly nutritious, having a ton of potassium in addition to vitamins A, C, and B6. Eating low-carb? Bananas offer headache-fighting benefits too. One banana has 422 milligrams of potassium and lots of vitamin B6, too.
The fruit is great for fighting headaches, as different varieties of fruit have high water content and potassium. Cantaloupe is particularly effective, as one medium cantaloupe has 66 milligrams of magnesium, which some studies say can stabilize insulin levels in non-diabetics. What does this have to do with your headache? Well, when your blood sugar drops, headaches are a common side effect. Ward them off by upping your intake of cantaloupe and other magnesium-rich foods.
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Dozens of community members contributed to the latest Mimbres Region Arts Council mural — a river of raindrops in green and blue flowing through what was once Silver City’s Main Street.
The Big Ditch mural depicts the rush of water that created the flash flood that wiped out the original center of town.
The idea for the mural began to take shape when Diane Barrett and Bodhi Werber, owners of Diane’s Restaurant, approached the Mural Program about a year ago, said coordinator Diana Ingalls Leyba. The giant stretch of concrete behind one of their buildings would make a perfect canvas for a mural, they said.
Diana thought of partnering the effort with Comcast Cares Day, to garner more support. The company donates a certain amount for every volunteer who participates. Since the project began, 2,000 to 3,000 people have worked on the Big Ditch mural, by either creating a clay raindrop, that was then painted and glazed, or by pitching in on Saturday by placing those finished raindrops against the wall of the ditch. Above the flood are tiles with words taken from old newspaper articles and the book “Built to Last,” by Susan Berry and Sharman Apt Russell.
“The long prayed for rain came and came in torrents. The sombre clouds, which for hours had hung threateningly over the Pinos Altos Range…” Ingalls Leyba said. “It’s just so poetic.”
Besides adding beauty, the mural serves to educate as well.
“I actually had kids coming to me and telling me about the history of the Big Ditch,” Ingalls Leyba said. “‘There used to be a town down here,’ he said.”
The mural is 60 feet long and 5 feet tall. Raindrops in hues of blues and greens shimmer along the wall. While the tally isn’t in yet for this year, Comcast Cares Day raised $14,000 last year, and $21,000 in 2015, Ingalls Leyba said. This is the 60th mural completed by the program since 2003.
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It took 43 balls for Siraj to capture his first Test wicket when he had the dangerous Labuschagne caught at backward short leg by another Indian debutant, Shubman Gill
Hyderabad: Every cricket lover in Hyderabad sat glued to the TV sets on Saturday morning as Hyderabadi cricketer Siraj began to play his first test cricket match. The expectations of Hyderabad cricket lovers were not belied, when Siraj claimed his first wicket and Hyderabad almost erupted in joy.
It took 43 balls for Mohammed Siraj to capture his first Test wicket when he had the dangerous Marnus Labuschagne caught at backward short leg by another Indian debutant of the match, Shubman Gill. Labuschagne, who was hit on the helmet by a vicious Siraj bouncer earlier, tried to play the ball on leg side but it went to Gill, who caught it nicely. Labuschagne made 48 of 123 balls and Australia were reduced to 134/5 in 49.3 overs.
The 26-year-old Siraj was brought for his second spell by skipper Rahane and he struck with his third ball of his eighth over. It was a big wicket for India as Labuschagne has been in good form in recent times.
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ATLANTA - Throughout the dangerous holiday driving season, hundreds of teen drivers will be involved in automobile accidents.
As the search for the bodies of four children continues in Alabama, the people who live in the Victory Village MHP in Hinesville were reacting to the news that a former neighbor, Lam Luong, had confessed to throwing the youngsters off a bridge in Bayou Batre.
BAYOU LA BATRE, Ala. (AP) _ Authorities searched coastal waters Wednesday for the bodies of four young children believed to have been thrown off a bridge by their father in a dispute with his wife.
A Jesup man has been charged with burglary after an investigation reportedly linked him to a theft in a new subdivision in Long County.
With cold weather in the forecast, Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner John W. Oxendine is reminding Georgians of some heating tips to help keep their homes safe this winter:
Ludowici Police Chief Frank McClelland Sr. retired Dec. 28 after serving in law enforcement for more than 31 years.
A wreck involving a semi-tractor trailer and a landscaping company's truck closed an artery between Hinesville and Richmond Hill for about two hours at the height of rush hour Friday afternoon. Only minor injuries were reported.
Despite chilly temperatures, family members and friends of Deborah Gail Moody held a candlelight vigil at Gum Branch Baptist Church on Thursday evening.
As stores began to close for Christmas Eve and last-minute shoppers tried to beat the clock, Pamela Strickland and her four operators reported for duty promptly at 6 p.m. to begin their 12-hour shift at the Liberty County 9-1-1 Communications Center.
SAVANNAH - Edmund A. Booth Jr., United States Attorney for the Southern District of Georgia, has announced David Paul Jack was sentenced in U.S. District Court in Brunswick by U.S. District Judge Anthony A. Alaimo on Dec.18 for conviction for conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute anabolic steroids.
The holiday season is a critical period for blood collections for the American Red Cross. The organization typically sees blood shortages due to schools being out, businesses being closed and people traveling to spend the holidays with loved ones. Unfortunately, blood supplies suffer during this time.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - U.S. Rep. Jack Kingston has announced that Hinesville Police have received funding for new equipment from the Department of Homeland Security.
March 9: • Theft by taking: A Gause Street woman told police someone took two truck tires from her yard. The woman said she noticed the tires were missing when she returned home from a funeral. She told police a neighbor said he had spotted the tires in the back of a man's pickup when riding his bike through the neighborhood.
The Long County Sheriff's Office, in a joint effort with other law enforcement agencies, recently made two drug busts, obtaining cash and drugs with a street value of more than $150,000.
Convicted felon Adam Cochrane told Liberty County High School students Thursday during a prom-promise that the choices one makes are like ripples on a pond - they leave behind consequences that affect others. Cochrane, a Bradwell Institute graduate, said his choosing to drink and drive one night in 2004 cost three people their lives.
Two members of the Forever Enduring Always Ready (FEAR) militia pleaded guilty Thursday at the Long County Courthouse to the December 2011 murders of Tiffany York, 17, and Michael Roark, 19.
Michael Bullard, the Blackshear truck driver involved in a vehicle accident that sent four people to the hospital last week, has been arrested and charged with four traffic violations.
Christopher Salmon and Anthony Peden, accused members of the F.E.A.R. militia, appeared in Long County court this morning and pleaded guilty in negotiated deals worked out with the state, according to prosecutor Isabel Pauley. They had been facing charges in the December 2011 deaths of Tiffany York, 17, and Michael Roark, 19.
Teens think they're invincible, that they'll live forever. The possibility they could be killed or maimed in a car crash on prom night is not on their minds.
Susan M. Lash, 31, was arrested March 21 by the Polk County Sheriff's Office in Florida, according to Long County Sheriff's Office Lt. Tom Sollosi.
Murder suspects Anthony Peden and Christopher Salmon will be in court Thursday in Long County. The two are scheduled to go before Judge Robert Russell III at 9 a.m. regarding their involvement in the December 2011 deaths of Tiffany York, 17, and Michael Roark, 19.
March 4: Criminal trespass - Someone used a brick to break open the back window of an office at the historic Dorchester Academy in Midway. The museum director said nothing appeared to be missing except for her office calculator, which was found outside the window.
A Snelson-Golden Middle School student told authorities on Monday that she was followed by man driving a white van.
A Hinesville woman was shot and wounded by her 2-year-old son early Wednesday morning. According to an incident report filed by Hinesville Police Officer Scott Mercer, he and several officers responded to a call of an accidental shooting in the 100 block of Deann Drive.
DARIEN - A band instructor and youth minister is facing child-molestation charges in Glynn County.
McDonald's on E.G. Miles Parkway in Hinesville was evacuated early Thursday afternoon when several restaurant patrons spotted a suspicious device in the restroom and reported it to the manager.


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Arifi of Herat was a poet living in the 15th century. He was a Sufi and is best known for his poem The Book of Ecstasy, alternately titled The Ball and the Polo Stick - Hâlnâmah, popularly known as the Guy-i Çevgan
The text of this manuscript was rendered in a delicate cut paper découpage calligraphy by Mehmed bin Gazanfer and completed in 1540, and features many marbled and decorative paper borders, as such it is not only a mystic text, but a work of art.
The objective of The Book of Ecstasy was to describe certain aspects of Sufi initiation while still preserving the secrecy. Arifi’s intent was in keeping with a long line of tradition. In his introduction to The Book of Ecstasy, Barakawi-Khajawi commented that Arifi’s poem was “very short” and “very clear.”
In fact, it is nothing of the sort. While it may be short, it certainly is not clear. Rather, it is purposely unclear. It is so unclear that scholars have taken Arifi’s pronouncement, “I made it in two weeks to make it famous,” to refer to the time he took to write the poem. Instead, the revelation was a clear reference for those who knew, to a two-week initiatory event between the new moon and the full moon during which the [composer] of the aspirant was away from the physical body on its journeys to other realms. It was a reference to a Mohammad-like Night Journey but of two weeks duration. With this in mind, some fragments of the secret vision behind Arifi’s absurd usage of The Ball and the Polo Stick can be explored.
I am now going to quote from the site - http://islammysteries.com/Arifi.html because the explanation they give is helpful in parts.
“The field upon which Arifi played his metaphors was the polo field. On the polo field the ball and the stick were the main actors moving events forward. But Arifi admitted early on that he was playing with language that was not meant to be taken literally…..
In fact, the polo field was the solar system and the main players were the sun, the moon, the earth, and the dervish about to be initiated. The initiation that was about to take place was hinted at by Arifi,
“The polo stick of the new moon and the ball of the sun hope for a trace of his favor so long as the ball of earth and heaven abides, so long as the polo stick of the new moon is between them.”
ReferencesPictures of the manuscript held in the Aga Khan museum
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Artequadri Gallery was founded in 1974. They exhibit a curated selection of contemporary and classic works from emerging artists.
Over it’s 40 years of activity, the gallery has created exclusive relationships with it’s artists, based on their skills, originality, uniqueness, and their ability to evolve their artistic language.
The gallery works in synergy with other art galleries from Italy (like Venice, Trieste, Palermo, Padova, Milan and Genova) and abroad (England, France and The Netherlands) to organise different kinds of events to promote the artists in new contexts and countries. In 2018, the gallery created its own ecommerce platform called “Fluidofiume Art Gallery”, in order to promote online sales. During the fair, Artequadri will exhibit artworks from their resident artists. The project includes a variety of productions and influences, from street art to abstract art, from pop art to conceptual, environmentally focused, art. There are also works from artists in different stages of their career; from young artists at the beginning of their career, to established artists at the peak of their career.


Wildlife Management in India
Wildlife is the most precious gift of Mother Nature that we have got and it is indeed the most important natural asset that we possess. Wildlife plays a key feature in determining the surroundings and environment of a particular area or region. Wildlife is dependent on many environmental factors of a particular area like water level and air quality. In addition, it is also a determining factor for the food chain of a region. Though wildlife is one of the most important things for our survival yet human beings spoil its beauty and destroy its existence repeatedly.
For instance, we use beautiful places just to make tall buildings and roads or to fetch out huge amounts of natural resources from land by digging it. Likewise people also dispose sewerage waste in rivers and make it polluted. All these things have a brutal impact on the wildlife and also affecting us indirectly. But to our relief, various agencies, NGO’s and governments have taken actions to ensure that there are no more harms or scars to wildlife.
Wildlife management in India is being done very responsibly and there are many governing bodies that are keeping strict supervision on the people who tend to spoil the precious wildlife.
Wildlife management Efforts
Education is one of the major techniques through which we can spread awareness among people to conserve wildlife. Government of India is running several educational institutes where we have courses related to wildlife and forestry. Wildlife and forestry are considered to be a part of Indian education system and many institutes like wildlife institute of India, forest research institute, Indian institutes for forest management, Arid forest research institute and state forest research institutes are operated by Government of India.
Every year thousands of young individuals in India take courses related to wildlife and choose protection of wildlife as their career. Children are also taught to preserve and protect wildlife rather than spoiling it.
NGO’s and Communities
NGO’s and communities are working all over the Indian subcontinent for the protection of Wildlife in India. NGO’s and several communities regularly arrange tree plantation drive, public awareness programs and visit wildlife reserves to educate people about the need of protecting wildlife and conserving it.
India is the place where Bishnois communities have protested against the indiscriminate cutting of trees. Forest cleaning is also one of the tasks performed by them. They also operate with the local police for the protection of animals and cutting of precious trees. NGO’s and communities act very responsibly in order to manage wildlife of a particular region.
Biosphere reserves and forest policies
India has special designated biosphere reserves where animals and plants are carefully nurtured and monitored for their protection. In 1972, Government of India observed a need of Wildlife Protection Act and passed it. This Wildlife Protection Act has proved a boon for the wildlife in India. Due to this Act only, several species have been prevented from becoming endangered.
Every year Indian forest departments select individuals as forest officials who are willing to dedicate their life for the protection of wildlife in India. India also has a large number of wildlife reserves and sanctuaries for wildlife management and conservation. According to recent stats, India has 105 national parks, 543 wildlife sanctuaries, 18 biosphere reserves and many other places like private protected areas which are under observation of private companies, villages and NGO’s. People are allowed to visit there for a limit period of time in a year and for rest of the year, these places are abandoned from human reach.
Ministry of Environment, forest and climate
India has designated ministry which look forwards to the affairs related to the wildlife, plants and animals. Every year forest department is provided a specific portion from Indian annual budget to ensure the safety of wildlife in India. This ministry is also responsible for keeping a check on human activities going on, in or near the protected areas of India.
Forest ministry makes the rules regarding protection and conservation of wildlife. They also interfere in the educational institutes related to wildlife to enhance the quality of wildlife education provided therein. This further helps in preparing the better individuals. Government is also advertising through television media to help in protecting wildlife.
Official body that is responsible for protection of wildlife in India is central and state government. Government is doing its job very responsibly. Government is also helped by NGO’s and communities. They all work hand-in-hand to protect Indian wildlife and also to do rehabilitation of species in a particular area. Wildlife reserves are the places where you can visit and see the efforts that are made for the management of wildlife in India. Wildlife management in India is running on a very functional model and is very successful in all its tasks.
Project tiger is a perfect example of this success. Project tiger is only one example but there are many other species that have been prevented from getting endangered due to proper Indian wildlife management. Every year many people in India come up voluntarily to work for wildlife management in India. We just hope that our country continues to offer a protective shelter to the precious wildlife in India so that we can enjoy and treasure this beautiful treasure forever.


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The Bureau of Reclamation analyzes a California recycled water project and a linking of reservoirs in Washington state. President Obama opposes Keystone XL legislation. Texas assesses an oil spill, while the Food and Drug Administration releases new draft rules for irrigation water. Scientists begin a California weather study. And 2014 was hot, hot, hot in the U.S. West.
By the Numbers
59,000 acre-feet: Amount of recycled water that would be available to farmers and wildlife refuges in California’s Central Valley if a proposed pipeline is built (Bureau of Reclamation)
1.8 degrees F: Margin by which California set a new record for hottest year, at an average temperature of 61.4 degrees Fahrenheit (National Climatic Data Center)
Reports and Studies
Record Heat in the West
Seven states in the American West recorded a top-ten hottest year in 2014, according to the National Climatic Data Center. Leading the pack was California, which had its hottest year on record, a startling 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit above the old record, from 1934. Most states had relatively average precipitation, though the record heat meant that drought conditions held in much of the West.
California Recycled Water
Two cities in California’s Central Valley, a farming hot spot, are investigating a pipeline to send recycled water to a farm district and to wildlife refuges. The North Valley Regional Recycled Water Program supply as much as 59,000 acre-feet of recycled municipal water to farmers and wetlands each year from Modesto and Turlock. According to the Bureau of Reclamation’s draft environmental review, the project would not significantly affect flows in the San Joaquin River, where the recycled water is now discharged. Comments on the review should be sent by March 10 to Ben Lawrence at firstname.lastname@example.org.
The Bureau of Reclamation proposes to link two reservoirs in Washington state’s Yakima River Basin, in order to make more water available to fish and farmers during droughts. The Bureau would build a pumping plant at one reservoir, to reach water from the lake depths, and a pipeline connecting the two water bodies, to capture more snowmelt, according to a draft environmental review. Comments on the 842-page review should be sent by March 10 to email@example.com.
As members of Congress from both parties staked out their battle positions, President Obama issued a veto threat against the nation’s most notorious oil pipeline. On Friday, the House again passed a bill to approve construction of the Keystone XL pipeline, setting the stage for the Senate to act this week.
Irrigation Water and Food Safety
The Food and Drug Administration is proposing a less strict standard and more flexibility for farmers to meet a new standard for harmful microbes in irrigation water. The original standard was proposed in January 2013 but it was loudly criticized within the agriculture industry for its lack of scientific support, its ignorance of harvesting practices, and its potential to increase pressure on groundwater resources (because surface water is more likely to be contaminated).
The FDA will hold a public meeting February 10 in College Park, Maryland to discuss the new draft rule. Register before February 3 by emailing Rick Williams at RWilliams@jmt.com.
On the Radar
California Weather Research
Data collection will begin this week for an investigation into the causes of California’s weather. Scientists from several federal agencies and academic institutions will use all manner of instruments to observe two important yet poorly understood phenomena: aerosols, the small particles that form the nucleus of a raindrop, and atmospheric rivers, the ribbons of tropical moisture that provide California with its biggest storms. Called CalWater2, the experiment will use data collected from aircraft, ships, and land-based equipment.
To prepare a restoration plan, the state of Texas is assessing damages from a March 2014 oil spill that released some 4,000 barrels (168,000 gallons) into Galveston Bay. The spill, which occurred when a cargo ship collided with a barge, affected 258 kilometers (160 miles) of shoreline, according to preliminary estimates.
Brett writes about agriculture, energy, infrastructure, and the politics and economics of water in the United States. He also writes the Federal Water Tap, Circle of Blue’s weekly digest of U.S. government water news. He is the winner of two Society of Environmental Journalists reporting awards, one of the top honors in American environmental journalism: first place for explanatory reporting for a series on septic system pollution in the United States(2016) and third place for beat reporting in a small market (2014). He received the Sierra Club’s Distinguished Service Award in 2018. Brett lives in Seattle, where he hikes the mountains and bakes pies. Contact Brett Walton

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CTV-N-2 Gorgon IIC
The CTV-N-2 Gorgon IIC – also designated KGN, KUN, and CTV-2 – was an experimental drone, originally intended as a surface-to-surface missile, developed by the United States Navy near the end of World War II. It was used to test control and homing systems for guided missiles, and was also produced in small numbers as a target drone under the designations TD3N and KD2N.
| CTV-N-2 Gorgon IIC|
A KUN-1 (Gorgon IIC) in 1947
|Type||Propulsion test vehicle|
|Place of origin||United States|
|Used by||United States Navy|
|Designer||Naval Aircraft Modification Unit|
|Manufacturer||Singer Manufacturing Company|
|Mass||1,950 pounds (880 kg)|
|Length||19 feet 7 inches (5.97 m)|
|Engine||one Naval Engineering Experiment Station 14" pulsejet|
330 lbf (1,500 N) thrust
|Wingspan||11 feet 6 inches (3.51 m)|
|80 miles (130 km)|
|Speed||450 mph (720 km/h)|
|Active radar homing|
Design and development
Late in World War II, the U.S. Navy began development of a pulsejet-powered bombardment missile, intended to be launched from ships for use against targets ashore; in April 1945, plans for the invasion of Japan called for the production of "several hundred" missiles, named Gorgon IIC; initially, 20 prototype missiles were to be produced by the Naval Aircraft Modification Unit in Pennsylvania, while an order for 100 was placed with the Singer Manufacturing Company, a sewing machine manufacturer, in August 1945. The end of the war saw the cancellation of the production plans, however development continued, and in October 1945 the Gorgon IIC received the designation KGN-1.
The Gorgon IIC was very similar in design to the Gorgon IIA air-to-air missile, being of canard configuration with a high-mounted monoplane wing and vertical and ventral stabilizing fins. The pulsejet, developed at the Naval Engineering Experiment Station, was 14 inches (360 mm) in diameter and was mounted above the rear fuselage; launch was from the ground using a catapult or sled with a 900 lbf (4,000 N) rocket booster, or from a carrier aircraft. In its original, bombardment configuration, the Gorgon IIC was intended to use active radar homing, similar to that used on the Bat guided bomb.
Testing of the Gorgon IIC began in 1946; late that year it was redesignated KUN-1 to reflect its non-combat role, while in September 1947 it was redesignated CTV-2, and in 1948 received its definitive designation of CTV-N-2. Gorgon IIC was used to test guidance and control devices for guided missile development; in 1950, an active radar guidance system was trialled using a CTV-N-2, successfully homing from a distance of 9 nautical miles (17 km; 10 mi). Trials of the Gorgon IIC were considered generally satisfactory by the Navy.
Eight target drone versions of the Gorgon IIC, originally designated TD3N-1 but, in March 1946, redesignated KD2N-1, were also produced; the KD2N was used in parachute-recovery trials around 1950.
The RTV-N-15 Pollux was derived from the Gorgon IIC airframe, the pulsejet engine being moved to an internal mounting, and it was intended to use a mixture of radar and infrared guidance. Pollux was first flown in 1948, however by 1951 it had been flown only three times, and the program was cancelled.
A single example of the RTV-N-15 was donated by the U.S. Navy to the National Air and Space Museum in 1971; it is on display at the Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center.
- Ordway and Wakeford 1960, p.181.
- Parsch 2005
- White 1991, p.36.
- "Links to the Past: Michiana History – Record Detail: Singer Sewing Machine Company – 1927". South Bend, IN: St. Joseph County Public Library. Retrieved 2017-12-06.
- Friedman 1982, p.201
- Ordway and Wakeford 1960, p.182.
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Story: William Charles Sims was born in Shaftesbury, Dorset, on 26th January 1894, the son of William Sims and Sarah Sims (née Ransom). His father had died in 1899 and his mother re-married Charles Job Stretch. William lived with his mother in Milford, Wiltshire, during his childhood, until the family returned to Enmore Green, Shaftesbury, by the 1911 Census. He enlisted on 28th February 1911 and joined the 2/4th (Reserve) Battalion of the Dorsetshire Regiment (Service Nos. 4561 and 4/1364). He was embodied on 14th August 1914 with the rank of Acting Sergeant and served in India until he was discharged on 23rd May 1916 having completed the terms of his engagement. Notwithstanding his discharge he re-enlisted on 15th August 1916 and joined the 4th (Reserve) Battalion (Service No. 202489). He retained his rank according to his military records. He was finally demobilized in March 1919 and awarded the Victory and British War medals as well as the 1914/15 Star. He married Beatrice Vera Chubb in Shaftesbury in 1921 and they set up home at 10 Church Lane, Shaftesbury. They went on to have at least three children. By the 1939 Register he was living at 25 Coppice Street, Shaftesbury and working as a Barber. His death was registered at the Sturminster, Dorset, Registry in 1968.

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SB 1135 empowers consumers with the information they need to ensure that they receive care when they need it, and in a language they can understand. These two simple steps will make quality health care more accessible not just to those in my clinic, but to all Californians.
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ANOTHER brick has come down (datang, menyerang) in the great wall separating India from the rest of the world. Recently, both Starbucks and Amazon announced that they would be entering the Indian market. Amazon has already started a comparison shopping site; Starbucks plans to open its first outlet this summer.
As one Indian newspaper put it, this could be “the final stamp (karakteristik) of globalization.”
For me, though, the arrival of these two companies, so emblematic (simbolis) of American consumerism, and so emblematic, too, of the West Coast techie culture that has infiltrated India’s own booming technology sector, is a sign of something more distinctive. It signals the latest episode in India’s remarkable process of Americanization.
I grew up in rural India, the son of an Indian father and American mother. I spent many summers (and the occasional biting , shocking winter) in rural Minnesota. I always considered both countries home. In truth, though, the India and America of my youth were very far apart: cold war adversaries (musuh, penentang), America’s capitalist exuberance (kemewahan) a sharp contrast to India’s austere (sederhana) socialism. For much of my life, my two homes were literally — but also culturally, socially and experientially — on opposite sides of the planet (benar-benar bertolak belakang, berseberangan).
All that began changing in the early 1990s, when India liberalized its economy. Since then, I’ve watched India’s transformation with exhilaration (kegembiaraan) , but occasionally, and increasingly, with some anxiety.
I left for boarding school in America in 1991. By the time I graduated from high school, two years later, Indian cities had filled with shopping malls and glass-paneled office buildings. In the countryside, thatch huts (gubuk ilalalang) had given way (tersisih, dirobohkan) to concrete homes, and cashew (jambu monyet) and mango plantations were being replaced by gated communities. In both city and country, a newly liberated population was indulging (memanjakan) in a frenzy (hiruk pikuk, kegembiraan) (some called it an orgy (pesta pora)) of consumerism and self-expression.
More than half a century ago, R. K. Narayan, that great chronicler of India in simpler times, wrote about his travels in America. “America and India are profoundly different in attitude and philosophy,” he wrote. “Indian philosophy stresses austerity and unencumbered (tak terbebani), uncomplicated day-to-day living. America’s emphasis, on the other hand, is on material acquisition and the limitless pursuit of prosperity.” By the time I decided to return to India for good, in 2003, Narayan’s observations felt outdated. A great reconciliation had taken place; my two homes were no longer so far apart.
This reconciliation — this Americanization of India — had both tangible (nyata, terwujud) and intangible manifestations. The tangible signs included an increase in the availability of American brands; a noticeable surge (gelora, hentakan) in the population of American businessmen (and their booming voices) in the corridors of five-star hotels; and, also, a striking use of American idiom and American accents. In outsourcing companies across the country, Indians were being taught to speak more slowly and stretch their O’s. I found myself turning my head (and wincing (mengernyit) a little) when I heard young Indians call their colleagues “dude.”
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The “Nzaland Nacional” (National Thunder) as the national team is called, is somewhat of a posterchild of the country. While the women’s national team has been very successful in the past (two African championships and an appearance at the 2012 Women’s World Cup), the male team has not achieved the same successes so far.
Being the (co-)host of two African Cup of Nations in 2012 and 2015 (“thanks” to the ebola epidemic), the Equatoguinean team had their greatest success, when they advanced to the semi-finals in 2015, albeit due to questionable refereeing decisions.
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