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Dr. Jentsch received her B.A. (Spanish major/French minor) from Kutztown State College (PA), where she also studied Russian. She received her M.A. In Spanish and her Ph.D in Spanish and Portuguese from Vanderbilt University. She serves as Program Director for Spanish and teaches courses on all levels, including Medical Spanish and the senior capstone course. Her area of interest is 20th century Peninsular and Latin American poetry. She has translated and published several poems by the Peruvian poet, Carlos Orihuela.
Dr. Jentsch serves as the faculty advisor for Sigma Delta Pi Spanish Honor Society and for Spanish Language and Literature first majors. She is the co-director of Samford's interdisciplinary Latin American Studies Program and has designed and taught the entry-level course for the major and minor as well as the senior capstone course for the LAST major. She also serves as the evaluator for written and oral final exams for PORT 101-202 (offered through Samford's Critical Languages Program) and has taught Portuguese on the 300 level. She has traveled widely in Europe and Latin America and serves regularly as Professor-in-Residence in Samford's study abroad programs in Spain and Costa Rica.
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- B.A., Kutztown State College
- M.A., Vanderbilt University
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Sep 12 2018 04:13 PM
Senator Barrasso: (3:19 p.m.)
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- "They could tell us a lot about how a nominee thinks about how he or she might approach the job of being a justice. It's especially important when that person under consideration has never served as a judge before, and sometimes that's all we have to look at, but that's not the case here with Judge Kavanaugh. Judge Kavanaugh has served on the circuit court for 12 years, and he has written opinions in over 300 cases. If anyone wants to know what he will act like as a judge, then they can just look at how he has already acted as a judge for the past dozen years. These documents, these opinions that he wrote in the 300 cases in the court in which he is serving, these are documents that matter."
Senator Daines: (3:26 p.m.)
- Spoke on the minibus conference report.
- "The legislative branch portion of the conference report allocates funding in an appropriate manner. It promotes government transparency as well as increasing security here at the Capitol complex. And this is very important. In support of good government, this agreement includes a provision known as e-file, which requires U.S. Senate candidates to file campaign finance reports electronically directly with the federal election commission, as every other federal candidate must do. Not only does this provision increase transparency, it will reduce bureaucratic inefficiency, and it's going to save about a million dollars in taxpayer funds."
Senator Murphy: (3:30 p.m.)
- Spoke on the minibus conference report.
- "I give him great are credit for adding so much and be a great partner in all of this. I don't really need to go through all of the important initiatives that Senator Daines already did, maybe I will spend a minute doing so. But I will note that we made progress on some issues that have been stalled in the legislative appropriations committee for a long time, such as intern pay or the requirement to file campaign finance reports online. I think because we were able to do this budget on its own with a real process, with a real committee debate, and with a real conference committee."


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We get it: It's January, and bank account balances are low. But that doesn't mean you can't have a good time this month. Case in point: Denver's blossoming and boisterous comedy scene is in full swing. The city's plethora of venues (often thanks to the hospitality of local restaurants, breweries, and other businesses) means there are plenty of affordable stand-up showcases that shouldn't be missed. Put these seven events on your calendar, and get ready to laugh—the local comedy landscape has never been better.
Lucha Libre & Laughs: Being and Nothingness
If you're a fan of Netflix's hit series Glow—and even if you're not—this raucous live performance is a must-see. Delight in watching the strength and showmanship of amateur wrestlers duking it out in the ring, while Denver-based comedians Nathan Lund and Sam Tallent up the ante with their hilarious commentary. Denver native, cancer survivor, and comedy veteran Rick Bryan will host the evening of fun, while Nancy Norton—who became the first woman to win the Boston Comedy Fest in September of 2018—will headline. Wrestlers include "Yoga Monster" Mike Sydal, Lonnie Valdez, Darin Corbin, Allie Gato, and many others. Psst… If you're looking for an extra-eventful night and don't mind, shall we say, close encounters with the show—both comedy- and wrestling-wise—sit in the front row.
Go for as little as: $10 per person; doors at 7pm, show starts at 8pm on January 4, 2019 at the Oriental Theater
Hosted by Christie Buchele every Wednesday night, this show at Black Buzzard—Oskar Blues' subterranean club downtown—is a fantastic way to see varied and energetic new voices. Though lineups can change each week, host Buchele (a favorite comedienne in the local scene) masters the stage by keeping things lively in between sets.
Go for as little as: Zilch; doors open at 9pm, show starts at 9:30pm, every Wednesday at Black Buzzard
Free Comedy Night at Jagged Mountain Brewery
This regular series—happening on the last Wednesday of every month—is a great way to see up-and-coming comedians in an intimate setting. Hosts Harrison Garcia and Alexander Fenaughty (of Malcontent Comedy) work hard to put together a great lineup of locals who are working hard for laughs—and work-shopping jokes, which makes for a more sincere and intriguing experience for the crowd. Bonus: There's beer—need we say more?
Go for as little as: Free, plus the cost of beer; 7:30 to 9:30pm on the last Wednesday of every month (except for January 23, which is the third Wednesday) at Jagged Mountain Brewery
Cartoons & Comedy at the Black Buzzard
Cartoons & Comedy is described on their Facebook page as a "rare glimpse into childhood from the safely ironic distance of years past." And that's exactly right: This monthly series, hosted by local comic Chris Baker, is an evening full of laughs, nostalgia, and sometimes, er, questions, about some of our childhood staples. Cartoons& & Comedy will celebrate its sixth anniversary with a January 31 show headlined by Amy Miller. The rising West Coast comic won Portland's Funniest Comedian in Helium Comedy Club's contest and was featured on Season 9 of Last Comic Standing.
Go for as little as: Nada; time is TBD but will likely start around 10pm on Thursday, January 31 at Black Buzzard
Free Comedy Show at Westfax Brewing
Hear new material from five local comics at this evening of stand-up, beer, and food truck grub. This monthly series, hosted on the last Saturday of the month at Westfax, a brewery in Lakewood, is hosted and organized by John Davis. Davis is the co-creator and co-host of As the Rhyme Goes On, a hip-hop podcast with a dose of humor. Check Westfax Brewing's website for details.
Go for as little as: Free.99; show starts at 8pm on the last Saturday of every month
This gem of a show, coordinated by accomplished local comic Ben Bryant, features some of the best stand-up and sketch performers and materials that Denver has to offer. The Guest List is so much more than a monthly event; it's a collective, headed by Bryant, that produces shows, albums, sketches, and other productions to showcase local comedy. The Guest List also just released a Denver Comedy Album featuring big names from Denver stand-up like Troy Walker (Late Late Show, Just For Laughs), Jordan Doll (Just for Laughs, Comedy Central Snapchat), and Harris Alterman (Laughing Skull, Winner of ComedyWorks' New Faces Contest).
Go for as little as: $5; doors at 7:30 and show starts at 8pm on the last Friday of the month, usually at The Bakery, 2132 Market Street, Denver
South Dock Comedy Show with Adam Cayton-Holland
Though he's somewhat of a celebrity in and outside of Colorado, Adam Cayton-Holland isn't too big for his Rocky Mountain britches. Cayton-Holland, a busy man—he created, writes and stars in truTV's Those Who Can't, has appeared on the Conan and The Late Late Show, and even released a memoir, Tragedy Plus Time, in 2018—still makes time for cozy performances like this one. This evening's lineup —(also put on by Malcontent Comedy) includes local comics Kyle Pogue, Andres Becerril, and Katie Bowman.
Go for as little as: Nothing; 7:30 to 10:30pm on February 2, 2019 at Dry Dock Brewing Co.-South Dock, 15120 East Hampden Avenue, Aurora


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Over the years, I have become very familiar with vegetarian food.
As I'm the only member of our family who eats meat, it accounts for much of what we consume at home and steaks and roasts have been reserved for dining out treats.
Moreover, I often feel it is the mark of a good restaurant to offer imaginative meat-free options and have been known to plump for those myself on several occasions, while the rise and rise of the Quorn range in supermarkets makes it easier than ever to forego meat.
But I have to admit many of our non-meat favourites have included dairy produce – I can never resist a goat's cheese starter for instance, while for our teenage daughter pizza without mozzarella is like Dec without Ant.
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The welcome was certainly warm, with our friendly waitress at the door to greet us before showing us to our perfectly-appointed table in the window.
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My wife chose her starter off the evening specials. It was listed as a smoked salmon salad and attracted her attention as a fish-lover, but of course it was a vegan version.
Again, it showed the versatility of wheat gluten, which is often styled as 'mock duck' in Far Eastern vegan cultures and also works well as a substitute for other meats such as chicken and beef.
In this case, proclaimed Mrs D, it neatly assumed the guise of smoked salmon and the £3.95 price was a snip.
For her starter, the teen plumped for a favourite – garlic bread, available in nine or 12 inch diameter and plain, or topped with tomato, vegan cheese or balsamic.
As the latter was a rare offering, that was the choice and it was declared a delight, at £4.95 for the smaller version.
Vegetable stew, Italian pasta bake, falafel served with gnocchi, vegetable ragu and mock hoisin duck were all available on the main course menu, but I plumped for Seitan Italiano (£8.95).
Seitan is effectively mock steak, also made from wheat gluten and I had enjoyed a small taste of it a few years ago on a Spanish holiday.
Here, served on a bed of spaghetti, with a tomato and chunky veg sauce, it certainly looked the part and had the consistency of meat. Perhaps my mind was fooling me a little, but it actually seemed to taste similar, too.
Mrs D opted again for the specials list, and went for a seitan burger (£6.95) served with sweet potato fries and salad. As a veggie burger aficionado, she said it was very enjoyable.
Meanwhile, from an extensive pizza menu, our teenage diner chose a margherita (£8.95) and her verdict was that although the vegan cheese was rather an acquired taste in terms of texture, the crust and tomato were delicious.
The youngest member of our party then tucked into ginger sponge and vegan custard (£4.95), while I rounded off with a vegan coffee.
As a dining experience it was top notch, with a delightful ambiance, and it's well worth a try. There are even vegan roasts on Sundays.
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If you're renting an air compressor for the first time, it's important that you understand some of the common complications you could encounter. Knowing how to deal with them ahead of time may help you to be better prepared in the long run. Here's a look at some things you should know to keep the compressor running at its best.
You'll Need a Drain Valve
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There Shouldn't Be Water In The Air Line
If you're seeing moisture on the tools that you attach to the compressor, that's an indication that there's moisture in the air line. It often means that the condensate trap is clogged or has failed. You can try cleaning it out, but if that doesn't fix the problem, you may need to have the rental company replace the condensate trap.
Another common cause of water in the air line is a malfunctioning air dryer. If the air dryer isn't functioning correctly, it won't keep the condensation out. You may need to call the rental company and inquire about a larger air dryer in that case.
You Can't Neglect The Air Intake
The air intake has a filter attached to the end that's designed to catch dirt and other particles before the air enters the compressor. If you don't keep the filter clean, it may lead to dirt and other debris clogging the inside of the air compressor. Remember that you should check the air filter frequently for any signs of problems and replace it when it gets dirty. The more hours the compressor spends running, the more often the filter will need replacement.
When you're using an air compressor for the first time, it's important to understand the required care. With the information here, you can be better prepared to take care of the compressor and avoid a damage fee on your rental. For more information on air compressor rentals, contact a company like Summit Tool Rentals Division Of Wirtz Rentals.


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Do I need a travel adapter for a trip to Argentina?
No, you do not need a travel adapter (plug adapter) for a trip from Australia to Argentina. In Argentina, people are using the same power plugs and power outlets as in Australia.
Which types of power plugs are used in Argentina?
Argentina uses power plugs of type I. As these are the same types of plugs used in Australia, you do not need a travel adapter in Argentina.
About Argentina
Argentina is a country in America (South America) with about 43.4 Millionen inhabitants on an area of almost 2.8 Millionen km². The capital of Argentina is Buenos Aires (2.9 Millionen inhabitants).
People in the country are mainly speaking Spanish, English, Italian, German, French and Guarani.
The neighbors of Argentina are Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay.TLD: .arCurrency: ARSCountry calling code: +54Country Code : AR
What is the Electricity Voltage in Argentina?
The voltage in Argentina is 220 volts.
The voltage, therefore, is lower than the 230 volts in Australia. This difference means that you have to be cautious when using electrical devices purchased in Australia:
You should read the instruction manual of your device and check at which voltage it is safe to use.
If the voltage stated in the user's manual or on the device's power supply differs from the mains voltage in Argentina, you should either not use your device there, or buy a voltage converter before departing.
What is the utility frequency in Argentina?
The utility frequency in Argentina is 50 Hertz.
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The World Wide Web is what I know best (I've coded for money in the programming languages Java, JavaScript, Python, Perl, PHP, Clojure, and XSLT), but the Web is only one small part of the larger world of software development. There are 11 million professional software developers on earth, according to the research firm IDC. (An additional 7 million are hobbyists.) That's roughly the population of the greater Los Angeles metro area. Imagine all of L.A. programming. East Hollywood would be for Mac programmers, West L.A. for mobile, Beverly Hills for finance programmers, and all of Orange County for Windows.
There are lots of other neighborhoods, too: There are people who write code for embedded computers smaller than your thumb. There are people who write the code that runs your TV. There are programmers for everything. They have different cultures, different tribal folklores, that they use to organize their working life. If you told me a systems administrator was taking a juggling class, that would make sense, and I'd expect a product manager to take a trapeze class. I've met information architects who list and rank their friendships in spreadsheets. Security research specialists love to party.
What I'm saying is, I'm one of 18 million. So that's what I'm writing: my view of software development, as an individual among millions. Code has been my life, and it has been your life, too. It is time to understand how it all works.
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Human Brain is truly an amazing organ.
This article will give you an overview of the Human amazing organ called "Brain". we will examine its structure's and what each one does.
How do you remember the way to your friend's house? Why do your eyes blink without you ever thinking about it? Where do dreams come from? Your brain is in charge of these things and a lot more. The human brain is unique. It gives us the power to think, plan, speak, imagine...
The adult human brain weighs on average about 1.5 kg with a size of around 1130 cm3 in women and 1260 cm3 in men, The brain is very soft,Despite being referred to as "grey matter", the live cortex is pinkish-beige in color and slightly off-white in the interior. The brain's nerve cells are known as neurons, which make up the organ's so-called "gray matter."
At the age of 20, a man has around 176,000 km and a woman, about 149,000 km of myelinated axons in their brain. It is, nevertheless, one of the body's biggest organs, consisting of some 100 billion nerve cells that not only put together thoughts and highly coordinated physical actions but regulate our unconscious body processes, such as digestion and breathing.
The brain performs an incredible number of tasks:It controls body temperature, blood pressure, heart rate and breathing. It accepts a flood of information about the world around you from your various senses (seeing, hearing, smelling, tasting, touching, etc). It handles physical motion when walking, talking, standing or sitting. It lets you think, dream, reason and experience emotions.
All of these tasks are coordinated, controlled and regulated by your brain.
Your brain, spinal cord and peripheral nerves make up a complex, integrated information-processing and control system. The brain monitors and regulates the body's actions and reactions. It continuously receives sensory information, and rapidly analyzes this data and then responds, controlling bodily actions and functions.
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Inside the Human Brain
The brain has many parts, each of which is responsible for particular functions. The following section describes a few key structures and what they do.
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Front view of the Brain
Two cerebral hemispheres account for 85 percent of the brain's weight. The billions of neurons in the two hemispheres are connected by thick bundles of nerve cell fibers called the cerebral hemispheres. Scientists now think that the two hemispheres differ not so much in what they do (the "logical versus artistic" notion), but in how they process information. The left hemisphere appears to focus on details (such as recognizing a particular face in a crowd). The right hemisphere focuses on broad background (such as understanding the relative position of objects in a space). The cerebral hemispheres have an outer layer called the cerebral cortex. This is where the brain processes sensory information received from the outside world, controls voluntary movement, and regulates cognitive functions, such as thinking, learning, speaking, remembering, and making decisions. The hemispheres have four lobes, each of which has different roles:
The frontal lobe, which is in the front of the brain, controls "executive function" activities like thinking, organizing, planning, and problem solving, as well as memory, attention, and movement.
The parietal lobe, which sits behind the frontal lobe, deals with the perception and integration of stimuli from the senses.
The occipital lobe, which is at the back of the brain, is concerned with vision.
- The temporal lobe, which runs along the side of the brain under the frontal and parietal lobes, deals with the senses of smell, taste, and sound, and the formation and storage of memories.
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The cerebellum sits above the brain stem and beneath the occipital lobe. It takes up a little more than 10 percent of the brain. This part of the brain plays roles in balance and coordination. The cerebellum has two hemispheres, which receive information from the eyes, ears, and muscles and joints about the body's movements and position. Once the cerebellum processes that information, it sends instructions to the body through the rest of the brain and spinal cord. The cerebellum's work allows us to move smoothly, maintain our balance, and turn around without even thinking about it. It also is involved with motor learning and remembering how to do things like drive a car or write your name.
The brain stem sits at the base of the brain. It connects the spinal cord with the rest of the brain. Even though it is the smallest of the three main players, its functions are crucial to survival. The brain stem controls the functions that happen automatically to keep us alive—our heart rate, blood pressure, and breathing. It also relays information between the brain and the spinal cord, which then sends out messages to the muscles, skin, and other organs. Sleep and dreaming are also controlled by the brain stem.
Other Crucial parts
Several other essential parts of the brain lie deep inside the cerebral hemispheres in a network of structures called the limbic system. The limbic system links the brain stem with the higher reasoning elements of the cerebral cortex. It plays a key role in developing and carrying out instinctive behaviors and emotions and also is important in perceiving smells and linking them with memory, emotion, and instinctive behaviors. The limbic system includes:
The amygdala, an almond-shaped structure involved in processing and remembering strong emotions such as fear. It is located in the temporal lobe just in front of the hippocampus.
The hippocampus, which is buried in the temporal lobe, is important for learning and short-term memory. This part of the brain is thought to be the site where short-term memories are converted into long-term memories for storage in other brain areas.
The thalamus, located at the top of the brain stem, receives sensory and limbic information, processes it, and then sends it to the cerebral cortex.
The hypothalamus, a structure under the thalamus, monitors activities such as body temperature and food intake. It issues instructions to correct any imbalances. The hypothalamus also controls the body's internal clock.
list of major structures of the brain and some of their functions:
Basal Ganglia:
Involved in cognition and voluntary movement
Diseases related to damages of this area are Parkinson's and Huntington's
Relays information between the peripheral nerves and spinal cord to the upper parts of the brain
Consists of the midbrain, medulla oblongata, and the pons
Broca's Area:
Speech production
Understanding language
Central Sulcus (Fissure of Rolando):
Deep grove that separates the parietal and frontal lobes
Controls movement coordination
Maintains balance and equilibrium
Cerebral Cortex:
Outer portion (1.5mm to 5mm) of the cerebrum
Receives and processes sensory information
Divided into cerebral cortex lobes
Cerebral Cortex Lobes:
Frontal Lobes -involved with decision-making, problem solving, and planning
Occipital Lobes-involved with vision and color recognition
Parietal Lobes - receives and processes sensory information
Temporal Lobes - involved with emotional responses, memory, and speech
Largest portion of the brain
Consists of folded bulges called gyri that create deep furrows
Corpus Callosum:
Thick band of fibers that connects the left and right brain hemispheres
Cranial Nerves:
Twelve pairs of nerves that originate in the brain, exit the skull, and lead to the head, neck and torso
Fissure of Sylvius (Lateral Sulcus):
Deep grove that separates the parietal and temporal lobes
Limbic System Structures:
Amygdala - involved in emotional responses, hormonal secretions, and memory
Cingulate Gyrus - a fold in the brain involved with sensory input concerning emotions and the regulation of aggressive behavior
Fornix - an arching, fibrous band of nerve fibers that connect the hippocampus to the hypothalamus
Hippocampus - sends memories out to the appropriate part of the cerebral hemisphere for long-term storage and retrievs them when necessary
Hypothalamus - directs a multitude of important functions such as body temperature, hunger, and homeostasis
Olfactory Cortex - receives sensory information from the olfactory bulb and is involved in the identification of odors
Thalamus - mass of grey matter cells that relay sensory signals to and from the spinal cord and the cerebrum
Medulla Oblongata:
Lower part of the brainstem that helps to control autonomic functions
Membranes that cover and protect the brain and spinal cord
Olfactory Bulb:
Bulb-shaped end of the olfactory lobe
Involved in the sense of smell
Pineal Gland:
Endocrine gland involved in biological rhythms
Secretes the hormone melatonin
Pituitary Gland:
Endocrine gland involved in homeostasis
Regulates other endocrine glands
Relays sensory information between the cerebrum and cerebellum
Reticular Formation:
Nerve fibers located inside the brainstem
Regulates awareness and sleep
Substantia Nigra:
Helps to control voluntary movement and regualtes mood
The dorsal region of the mesencephalon (mid brain)
The ventral region of the mesencephalon (mid brain)
Ventricular System - connecting system of internal brain cavities filled with cerebrospinal fluid:
Aqueduct of Sylvius - canal that is located between the third ventricle and the fourth ventricle
Choroid Plexus - produces cerebrospinal fluid
Fourth Ventricle - canal that runs between the pons, medulla oblongata, and the cerebellum
Lateral Ventricle - largest of the ventricles and located in both brain hemispheres
Third Ventricle - provides a pathway for cerebrospinal fluid to flow
Wernicke's Area:
Region of the brain where spoken language is understood
The Brain's Vital Statistics:
Adult weight: about 3 pounds
Adult size: a medium cauliflower
Number of neurons: 100 billion
Number of synapses: (the gaps between neurons) about 100 trillion
Number of capillaries: (tiny blood vessels) about 400 billion
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Paris launches global urban air-pollution watchdog
Last year, as Paris briefly earned the ignominious title of world's worst city for air quality, Mayor Anne Hidalgo pledged that she would start a global observatory to tackle urban pollution. Now, she has delivered.
Last month, Hidalgo formally presented the Global Urban Air Pollution Observatory, or GUAPO for short, to the Paris city council. Already, Abidjan, London, Mexico and Rotterdam have committed to joining, while Athens, Montréal, New York City, Peking and Tokyo are in discussions to join.
The new observatory will not be a scientific institute that collects data on air quality. Rather, it will serve as a clearinghouse for best practices around air quality in cities, including techniques for accurately measuring particulate matter, public policies that get rid of smog and more.
The aim is to help cities across the globe get on the same page when it comes to assessing and solving the problem of dangerous air.
"For years, the WHO [World Health Organization] has sounded the alarm on air pollution, and it seems opportune for us to work closely with big-city mayors," said Maria Neira, director of the WHO's public-health department. "The creation of an observatory to evaluate the impact of different public interventions on health, whether positive or negative, is very useful."
The WHO, which supports the observatory but does not contribute financially, estimates that air pollution kills 3 million people in cities annually. In December, Paris and three other cities announced that they would phase out the use of diesel vehicles over the coming decade, in addition to other climate and air-pollution actions.
[See: Four cities announce landmark ban on diesel vehicles]
The observatory will operate under an estimated EUR 500,000 annual budget, according to Bernard Jomier, Deputy Mayor for Health. Member cities will contribute to fund the observatory.
In the next few months, an advisory council consisting of representatives from the WHO, United Nations Environmental Programme and Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development will join the GUAPO's charter cities to outline exactly how the new center can be most effective within that budget, Jomier said.
"The challenge is to put cities, especially their air quality monitoring mechanisms, into an effective network along with civil society actors, research institutions and all the organizations that work on this topic," Jomier told Citiscope via e-mail.
Hidalgo first announced the idea last June at the "Cities for Air" conference in Paris. At the time, she floated the GUAPO proposal as part of the run-up to the U. N.'s Habitat III summit on urbanization, which was held in October.
However, Jomier did not view last month's announcement as making good on a specific commitment ahead of Habitat III but rather as a step in the general movement of cities tackling climate issues.
[See: Eleven cities that are showing the way on fighting climate change]
While Hidalgo is also the president of the C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group, the observatory is being described more as an attempt to recalibrate the balance between climate activism and general concerns over public health.
"For example, installing chimney filters is good for fighting climate change, but it also helps block particulate matter that is harmful when inhaled," said Elsa Martayan, Paris City Hall's point person for GUAPO.
The observatory is expected to commence its work following a June public unveiling in Rotterdam.
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Interestingly the temple of Shrinathji is known as Shrinathji Haveli as the edifice resembles a small palace which in Hindi is known as haveli.
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SHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) - The growth of Chinese wealth management products (WMPs) and interbank liabilities eased in the first quarter of the year, China's banking regulator said late on Friday, amid a crackdown by Beijing on risky behavior in the financial markets.
The China Banking and Regulatory Commission (CBRC) said in a statement the value of banks' wealth management products totaled 29.1 trillion yuan ($4.23 trillion) at the end of March, up 18.6 percent from the start of the year.
It said this growth rate was down close to 35 percentage points from the rate in the same period last year.
China's banking and securities watchdogs have recently upped their campaign against risky lending, with the top securities regulator urging stock exchanges earlier this month to "brandish their sword" and punish market misbehaviors "with no mercy".
"The overall risk situation remains complex and severe," the CBRC said, adding it would "vigorously manage financial chaos".
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The banking regulator has recently issued a slew of policy directives aimed at lenders' shadow banking business and risk management. The insurance regulator has also called on insurers to tighten supervision of their operations and investments.
Commercial banks' non-performing loans (NPLs) totaled 1.58 trillion yuan by the end of March, up 67.3 billion yuan since the start of the year, it said, adding the NPL rate was 1.74 percent, very slightly down from the same period in 2016.
Zhou Xiaochuan, the governor of China's central bank, said on Saturday China's corporate and financial sectors were broadly resilient, with risks "well under control".
"The banking sector's capital and provisions remain adequate, with non-performing loans staying low. China is fully confident in preventing and eliminating systemic risks," he said.
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This is where to stay in Cinque Terre, Italy! We've gathered the best hotels in each village for every budget option – complete with must-know packing tips!
Through visiting Cinque Terre numerous times and doing extensive research on the area, we've not only compiled the benefits of staying in each village, but our top accommodation recommendations as well.
Where to Stay in Cinque Terre (And the Best Hotels in Each Village)
Set on the dramatic Italian Riviera Coastline, the centuries-old villages that make up Cinque Terre are Riomaggiore, Manarola, Corniglia, Vernazza, Monterosso al Mare and, for a nearby must-see and excellent starting point into the Cinque Terre, Levanto.
Linked by a hiking trail, a ferry, as well as a train that runs between La Spezia and Levanto, the villages are together characterized by their pastel-colored buildings, nearby agriculture, and rugged coastal charm.
The most eastern of the Cinque Terre villages, Riomaggiore dates back to the 8th century and is home to the main park office of the region. Riomaggiore is perfect for travelers looking for more of a local vibe and who don't mind carrying their luggage up several flights of stairs.
While staying in the village, head on up to Torre Guardiola (a lookout where you'll find excellent views and birdwatching), spend time at pebbly, rugged Fossola Beach, visit Riomaggiore's well-equipped diving centre, or visit Via Colombo, the main street where there are plenty of shops and restaurants.
Where to Stay in Riomaggiore
For a budget-friendly place to stay in Riomaggiore, check out Hotel Due Gemelli.
If you're looking for a good mid-range option, consider Affittacamere Le Giare Guest House.
If luxury accommodations are more your thing, then Agave Bed and Breakfast is the place to stay.
Read more: Where to Stay in Rome: A Guide to the Best Neighborhoods & Hotels
Less than ten kilometres from Riomaggiore lies the second smallest of the Cinque Terre villages, Manarola. This colorful village is home to an abundance of sweet grapevines, so sampling some of the village's famous Sciacchetra wine is an activity not to be missed. Stay in Manarola if you want to be right in the heart of Cinque Terre and you don't mind dodging a few tourists (as it's one of the most popular of the 5 villages).
Also, if you're looking to snap that iconic shot of Manarola, you know, the one with the brilliant blue water on the right, the colorful town in the middle, and the lush hills to the left? Simply follow the path around the port until you come to the lookout, and then take a look back.
Where to Stay in Manarola
For a great budget-friendly place to stay in Manarola, check out Arpaiu – Odeyo Sas Guest Houses.
For a mid-level option, try out The First – Manarola 5 Terre.
La Toretta Lodge is great luxury accommodation in Manarola.
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Corniglia is the only town of the Cinque Terre without a seaport and, because of this, it relies more on the agriculture industry than fishing. To make the land around Corniglia productive for farming, they carved the steep hillside creating rugged, yet farmable, terraces; resulting in a most unique landscape that is as unique as it is hikeable.
Keep in mind that because Corniglia is situated up atop the cliffs, there is a bit of a hike to get to the village — about 365 steps worth. The views from these steps are phenomenal, but if you have luggage or are in need of a more accessible way up, there is a bus that runs from the train station right into the centre of the village.
Where to Stay in Corniglia
For great budget accommodation in Corniglia, consider Casa Orietta Apartments.
For a mid-range option, consider Camere Nunzio Guest Houses.
For a more luxury stay, try out Affittacamere Le Terrazze.
Read more: Cinque Terre Travel Tips: Everything You Need to Know
Vernazza, a steep, car-free village covered with cobblestones, is home to quiet hiking trails among the vineyards, the only natural harbour of all the Cinque Terre, and two beaches. Vernazza is great for travelers looking to do some hiking and don't mind staying up late (or remember to bring a good set of ear plugs!) because it can get noisy at night.
For added fun while in Vernazza, if you hear rumblings around town of Festa dei Pirati, definitely show up. While the festival has no exact date, every year Vernazza is invaded by a percussion group known as "Batebalengo", the members of which are dressed like pirates. The festival is a reminder of when the Sacaren Pirates invaded Vernazza hundreds of years ago, but now it's a fun festival with music and parties.
Where to Stay in Vernazza
For budget accommodation in Vernazza, consider Hotel Gianni Franzi.
For a good mid-range option, try out Cadè Ventu Guest Houses.
If luxury accommodation is more your thing, then look into MaDa Charm Apartment.
Read more: 10 Places You Can't Miss in Italy
Monterosso al Mare
Monterosso is characterized by its soft-sand beaches, hills brimming with vines, colorful reefs, and abundance of tourism options. The town is marked in two by the Tower of Aurora, which divides the old town of Monterosso from Fegina, which is full of quality hotels and restaurants.
In Monterosso, spend your time exploring the old town's many ruins and medieval streets, get some sun by lounging on the beach, or hit up one of the village's many festivals such as Sagra dei limoni (The Lemon Festival) in May, or Festival Bandistico in September, in which bands from all over Italy congregate to play.
As Monterosso is the flattest of the Cinque Terre, it is also a good option for those with reduced mobility.
Where to Stay in Monterosso al Mare
For budget accommodation in Monterosso al Mare, try out Fiordarancio.
For a good mid-range option, consider Zia Letizia Bed And Wine.
For luxury accommodations, look into Seaside Apartment.
Read more: Italy Travel Tips: 9 Things You Need to Know Before Visiting
While not technically classified as part of the Cinque Terre, Levanto acts as a doorway of sorts into the other villages, being one of the towns where the train servicing the other villages originates. Only about four minutes from Monterosso al Mare by train, Levanto is home to some excellent hikes, scuba diving, beach walks, and historical districts.
We've spent several nights in Levanto and enjoyed having a quieter place to retire at night. During the busy season, this might be your best option for hotels!
Where to Stay in Levanto
For a budget option in Levanto, try out Cicale Di Mare.
For a good mid-range option, check out Hotel Abetaia.
For luxury accommodations, consider Resort Costa Morroni.
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Cinque Terre Packing Essentials
Hiking Gear: As hiking is a popular activity in Cinque Terre, proper hiking shoes or boots, hiking socks, and even a hiking pole for those steep slopes are recommended.
Sun Protection: Spending time out in the sun is pretty much a given in Cinque Terre, so make sure to pack some sunglasses and sunscreen.
Comfortable, Style-Forward Clothing: Italy is a very fashion-forward country, but in a place as outdoorsy as Cinque Terre, you're also going to want to also be as comfortable as possible.
A pair of comfortable flats are perfect for walking around town, breezy summer dresses will be sure to keep you looking and feeling cool, a pashmina is great for covering up at religious sites, and a cross-body bag will keep your belongings safe.
Swim Gear: If you plan on spending any time on the beach, then a swimsuit, quick-drying towel, sarong, and pair of water-shoes should be on your packing list.


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CLAYTON, MO - The St. Louis County Police department could be equipped with body and in-car cameras as soon as this summer. Police Chief Jon Belmar said the money would be taken from the voter-approved Prop P fund to help pay for 600 cameras.
"Ultimately it's really vital that the public trusts law enforcement so we work really hard on that every day," said Belmar.
Belmar said the 'extra eyes' in their arsenal is something that was needed for a long time.
"It was a budgetary issue," Belmar explained, "it was one of those things that we put in front of our voters for Prop P and we finally have the money to do it. It's expensive. $5 million over five years."
Belmar said that if the county council approves, the technology would help with transparency and accountability.
"It's going to show interaction with the officer and the public" he went on to say, "and I think it should also be comforting for the officers to understand that while they're being filmed perhaps by other people, they also have the opportunity obviously to provide context for this."
While critics have concerns about privacy, current law restricts the access or release of video captured by body cams.
"We understand that we really do," Belmar said, "we have put some things in the policy to where if it's a hospital setting or a caretaking setting or if it's a certain type of a call we are not going to engage that camera system."
County council introduced the bill Tuesday night, however, according to a tweet posted by Councilwoman Lisa Clancy, she is requesting a committee hearing to discuss the funding request for the technology. It's not clear when the bill may move forward before its final passage.


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Alois Auer
Alois Auer von Welsbach
Alois Auer (1813 – 11 June 1869) was a printer, inventor and botanical illustrator, most active during the 1840s and 1850s. He produced a number of works in German and other languages, including the first regarding the nature printing process. He was the director of the Austrian State Printing House, which created illustrated volumes of scientific interest and produced many advances in printing technology. His name, in the full title of the hereditary knighthood he was given, is Alois Auer Ritter von Welsbach (Knight of Welsbach).
Born in Wels, Austria, Auer was trained as a compositor, and in his leisure moments studied French, Italian, English, and other languages, in which he underwent an examination in 1835 and 1836 at the University of Vienna. Auer's early career began in October 1837 with an appointment as professor of Italian at a gymnasium in Linz. He acquired fluency in other languages during his travels in Germany, Switzerland, France, and England. That trip began in 1839. He studied the typographical techniques he would use when he became director of the printing office of the Viennese court in 1841. The ornamental typefaces he implemented allowed greater flexibility in printing, and the enterprise was to become highly successful, meeting the requirements of 500 European dialects (exclusive of those Russian, Turkish, and Hebrew), and almost 150 languages of the world. Under his management, the Imperial printing office became one of the largest establishments of the kind in Europe. He remained there until 1868.
The first published work on 'nature printing' (German: Naturselbstdruck), was The Discovery of the Nature Printing-Process (1853).[1] In this he detailed the use of actual plant material, rocks and lace, impressed upon lead or into gum, to demonstrate what he saw as a major advance in the productions of botanical works. His intention was to produce 'artistical-scientific objects', while greatly reducing the problems of producing herbaries and other works of natural history. Another illustrator, Henry Bradbury, began producing work by a similar process after seeing Auer's invention.
The interest in the natural sciences, physics, and languages was met by publications that included his own works. The various printing processes and an extensive history of the Staatsdruckerei, state printing house itself. Apart from the volumes and plates produced by the nature printing process, he also produced some of the earliest books to incorporate photographs. The publication of photomicrography is given to be the first.
He invented a 'typometrical' system, facilitating the use of a large number of foreign alphabets with ornamental type to be used in printing. This was described in his work "Der polygraphische Apparat der Wiener k. k. Hof- und Staatsdruckerei" ("The Polygraphical Apparatus of the Viennese k. k. Court and State Printer").
Auer's directorship at the Royal and State Printing oversaw many advances in automatic high-speed press, copperplate press, and new typographical processes. In Vienna in 1858, Auer patented a web press that printed newspapers from a continuous roll of paper; the press was developed in the United States by William Bullock five years later.[2]
Auer lectured in languages, and later took up the directorship of the Austrian state's porcelain factory.
He was the father of Carl Auer von Welsbach (1858–1929), the Austrian scientist.
Besides the works mentioned above, he produced Die Sprachenhalle oder das Vaterunser in 608 Sprachen (English: The Hall of Languages or the Our Father in 608 languages), with Roman types (1844); and Das Vaterunser in 206 Sprachen (English: The Lord's Prayer in 206 languages), with their national alphabets (1847).
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- ^ Vienna: K.K Hof- und Staatsdruckerei, 1853. 4 volumes, printed paper wrappers; Italian, French, English, German.
- ^ Consuegra, David, American Type Design and Designers. New York: Allworth Press (Skyhorse Publishing, Inc.) ISBN 1-58115-320-1, 2004, page 19
- Transcription of article from the 'Universal German Biography' by Karl Karmarsch (German language). Artikel "Auer, Alois" aus: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie, herausgegeben von der Historischen Kommission bei der Bayrischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, Band 1, ab Seite 637, Digitale Volltext-Ausgabe in Wikisource, URL: http://de.wikisource.org/w/index.php?title=ADB:Auer%2C_Alois&oldid=124946 (Version vom 2. September 2007, 02:01 Uhr UTC)
- "Plants and gardens portrayed". Onlinexhibits. LuEsther T. Mertz Library of The New York Botanical Garden. Archived from the original on 31 August 2007. Retrieved 1 September 2007.
Alois Auer invented techniques of "nature printing" at the Imperial Printing Office of Austria
- "Sale of works by author". zuckerartbooks.com. Archived from the original on 16 December 2012. Retrieved 1 September 2007.
Indeed, this must be one of the earliest published microphotographs. Also, in light of the famous controversy between Auer and Bradbury over the invention of nature printing, ...
- "Auer von Welsbach, Alois Ritter". aeiou. Encyclopedia of Austria. Retrieved 2 September 2007.
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- Rines, George Edwin, ed. (1920). Encyclopedia Americana. .
- Gilman, D. C.; Peck, H. T.; Colby, F. M., eds. (1905). . New International Encyclopedia (1st ed.). New York: Dodd, Mead.
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A survey of 3,000 people reveals 30% of adults across the UK mistakenly believe time travel is actually possible and not confined to the realms of fictional films or television.
The research, commissioned by Birmingham Science City, suggests programmes such as Doctor Who and Ashes to Ashes may have had a hand in the blurring of lines between science fiction and science fact.
Results also show nearly half of adults (44%) wrongly believe memory-erasing technology, similar to that used in the film Men in Black, and hover boards, such as those showcased in Back to the Future, exist in reality.
The possibility of being teleported is also an option for nearly a quarter of those surveyed (24%) who wrongly think it is a real mode of transport, while 22% of people think light sabres exist not just in Star Wars but also in real life.
Other findings also reveal nearly one fifth of adults (18%) hold the incorrect view that they can see gravity.
The team of researchers, who carried out the study to celebrate National Science and Technology Week, said it is "not surprising" people sometimes get science fact and science fiction confused because of the major scientific advances being made across the world.
For example, more than three quarters (78%) of Britons believe invisibility cloaks exist only in the fictional world, and yet a team at the University of Birmingham, led by Prof Shuang Zhang, has developed a method for making objects appear invisible.
Nearly nine out of 10 people (89%) think it would be impossible to grow an extra pair of eyes, even though scientists at the University of Warwick have found this is possible in frogs and hope to be able to use the technology to explore eye development in human.
Dr Pam Waddell, director of Birmingham Science City, said: "What's clear from this research is that science captures everyone's imagination so we must continue to invest in it and strive to develop the latest 'stranger than fiction' creations."


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On the final day of the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) 2019 Convention, the Peruvian delegation was invited to ring the opening bell at Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX), Canada's senior stock market.
The delegation was headed by Peru's Vice-President Mercedes Araoz, Energy and Mines Minister Francisco Ismodes, as well as Governors Zenon Cuevas (Moquegua) and Juan Tonconi (Tacna).
After the ceremony, Minister Ismodes underscored the strong mining ties between Peru and Canada.
"Mining construction projects owned by Canadian firms total nearly US$5 million. Besides, Canadian supplier enterprises share technology and best practices to enable further development of the industry," he noted.
Canadian companies' initiatives account for about 15% of the mining construction projects portfolio, defined by the Ministry of Energy and Mines (MEM), which makes the North American country the third largest investor in the Peruvian mining sector, after the UK and China.
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Tomb of Horrors: Tomb Entrance Level Area
8. Gargoyle Lair
Holy smokes! We start off with an honest-to-goodness combat. After all the raps of the previous section, a four-armed Gargoyle is a welcome change.
|Ooh, I'm big and scary! Oh noooo!
In fact, I'd go as far to say that this room is a reward to players who figured out the entrances. Here's my rationale:
- Straightforward combat in a non-trapped room
- Again, evil and magic radiate from the door
- The players can "get one free attack each with missiles or magic"
- 10 huge 100GP gems on the neck
- Another hint: this one calls out the color gold and mentions an archway
9. Complex Secrets
This area is a series of rooms with a low-level trap in a few of them. Here, the players learn a few other lessons that will help them later on in the dungeon.
First, secret doors, everywhere. If the players weren't clued into looking for secret doors everywhere already, they will have to search everywhere here. Nicely of Gary, they only have to deal with the trap every other room.
The next big lesson has already been hinted at with the misty veil and the devil face in the first area: these magic traps can't be avoided or disabled. Setting up that expectation early and (relatively) painlessly can prevent some table-flipping later in the dungeon.
|Everybody loves traps without saving throws
The other thing that makes this difficult is the "trial-and-error" nature of the secret doors. But once the door is found, retreating to a safe area and poking with the great 10 foot pole will ease the pain.
Again, Gary is rewarding smart players, but not in too deadly a fashion yet.
10. Hall of Spheres
|Liches have been known to absentmindedly doodle in the corners of their dungeons
Gary gives us a long hallway with many images, some which are vitally important, some which are not. But he doesn't just describe the important ones. We get a whole table so that the dungeon master can relay information about any picture the players want to inspect.
Now, the players enter through a one-way secret door, so they might start searching for secret doors. And in AD&D searching for secret doors doesn't reveal illusions, which modern gamers might not enjoy. "Searching the walls" in a modern game will probably yield information on illusions and secret doors. I don't think that's what Gary intended to happen here.
So, players are supposed to explore this entire area, probably running into the trapped doors at least once before they start looking for illusions. But once they find the illusions and explore where the passages go, we find another important lesson Gary conveyed here:
Clues can be trusted in this dungeon. So far, we've had the following color information:
- Shun green
- Red is blood's color
- The shade of night is for those with great valor
- Ignore poppy's hue
- Also color of ice
- Look high and low for Gold
Now, up until this area, players probably have doubted the clues in the riddles they have found. This dungeon does have a bad reputation, they may have even purposefully ignored the clues in order to try to "outsmart" the Tomb. But here we're getting hints that the clues are correct, indeed, that they are the way forward in this dungeon. Players often have reservations about trusting hints left by evil creatures, but here Gary is encouraging them to reconsider.
|Look at this guy. Who wouldn't trust him?
11. Another Veil
This is the first trap in the dungeon that pulls a signature Acererak move: teleport you back to the beginning, minus your gear, which goes to the dungeon's final treasure room.
Fortunately, this archway is fairly close to the beginning of the dungeon, so a character might actually be able to make it back to his companions, albeit without any gear or treasure. Hopefully the person holding the gems from area 8 didn't step through.
Again, this trap is foreshadowed by the last veiled archway. Unless players "solved" the last archway, they should know that this trap is a teleporter. So, there's really no excuse to go through it.
Unless of course your players have exhausted their search for secret doors and haven't found the illusions yet.
12. Statue's Lair
Here is another reward area, in the best sense of the word. You can be teleported here by solving the entranceway arch, or by following the clue given in the Gargoyle's room.
|One of many extremely metal statues in the Tomb
The Gem of Seeing is a great reward for the players, even if it breaks after 12 uses. I don't think there are 12 places that the Gem of Seeing is required, but obviously Gary was being nice and letting the players look around a bit.
13. Chamber of Three Chests
|Bad worse, and just awful
However, there is certainly a small victory available in this room. Careful players (who have been searching rooms for secret traps) can find the passageway back to the entrance. That's a big victory on a meta-level, but also gives the players a chance to retreat and take on the rest of the dungeon fully-rested.
The three chests aren't much aside from being basic no-win traps. Still, the chests each reveal something small.
|This dungeon is a pain in the asp
|Hey guys, it's... oh, whoops, did I interrupt something?
And that's the end of chapter 4! There's a lot of lessons and foreshadowing here, if you know where to look. And players don't usually do. So as the dungeon master it's important to impart that information, explicitly if necessary.
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- The Lead: Led by a national title from sophomore Yorai Shaoul (Raanana, Israel) in the triple jump, the No. 6 ranked MIT men's track and field team finished as the national runner-up and the MIT women's track and field team placed 43rd at the NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championship. For the men, this marks the top point total in program history at 38 points as this is the program's highest team finish ever and the fourth top-10 showing overall. For the meet, the Engineer men's and women's teams had seven All-American performances over the three-day championship.
- In the triple jump that started off the day, Shaoul completed the sweep of the indoor and outdoor triple jump titles as he posted a season-best leap of 50 feet, 7.5 inches to win the championship by a 2.75-inch margin. Shaoul's winning leap came on his second attempt, which he nearly matched in his fifth jump as well.
- In the men's pole vault, sophomore Liam Ackerman (Miami, Fla.) captured a third-place finish for six points as he ended his year as an All-American both indoors and outdoors. Ackerman was perfect through his first four heights to temporarily sit in first place before wrapping up his competition with a height of 15 feet, 11 inches.
- Senior Bailey Tregoning (Frederick, Md.) earned her first outdoor All-American honor and third 800-meter accolade overall as she crossed in a season-best time of 2:10.98. In the final race of the championship for MIT, sophomore Katie Collins (Newton, Mass.) finished in 10th place with a time of 17:42.15 in the 5,000 meters. This was the first NCAA Track and Field Championship for Collins.
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