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Seville, in the grip of a heat wave. Whoever can, dashes for the beach. But not Camino Vargas, the unexpectedly-appointed and temporary head of the homicide group since the shooting that left inspector Arenas in a coma. And neither do the criminals. Someone has deliberately run over a woman and fled. This fact will become the focus of media attention when a disturbing piece of information is leaked out: the murderer left a pacifier in the mouth of the victim before escaping. All the clues point to the ex-partner, a psychological abuser who made her life impossible. The statistics are not good: there have already been fifty fatal attacks of gender-based violence this year. However, when the autopsy reveals that the victim was pregnant, things will no longer be so clear. And when other murders begin to happen following the same modus operandi, the entire city will be shaken to the core. This harsh and rather awkward inspector will have to handle the toughest case of her career, helped by the few members of her team that remain in the city. In an exercise of literary maturity, the author reaches a perfect balance between the subject and a gripping and absorbing thriller what with the big unknown that generates high tension in the whole city: has Seville become a dangerous place for women? Who and why is committing such brutal murders?


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Lake Chala
|Lake Chala
|Lake Challa
|Straddles the border between Kenya and Tanzania in east Africa
|3°19′S 37°42′E / 3.317°S 37.700°ECoordinates: 3°19′S 37°42′E / 3.317°S 37.700°E
|Primary inflows
|Primary outflows
|Catchment area
|1.38 to 1.43 square kilometres (0.53 to 0.55 sq mi)[1]
|Basin countries
|Surface area
|4.2 square kilometres (1.6 sq mi)[1][2]:215
4.5 square kilometres (1.7 sq mi)[3]
|Max. depth
|98 metres (322 ft)[3]
|Surface elevation
|880 metres (2,890 ft)[2]:215[3]
Lake Chala, also known as Lake Challa, is a crater lake[4] that straddles the border between Kenya and Tanzania. The lake formed approximately 250,000 years ago.[5] The lake is east of Mount Kilimanjaro, 8 kilometres (5.0 mi) north of Taveta, Kenya, and 55 kilometres (34 mi) east of Moshi, Tanzania. The lake is surrounded by a steep crater rim with a maximum height of 170 metres (560 ft).[3]
Lake Chala's average annual rainfall is about 565 millimetres (22.2 in).[2]:215 The lake surface has an average annual evaporation of near 1,735 millimetres (68.3 in).[2] Approximately 80 percent of the lake's inflow comes from groundwater, which is derived mostly from rainfall in the montane forest zone of Mount Kilimanjaro at an elevation of 1,800 to 2,800 metres (5,900 to 9,200 ft).[1] It takes about 3 months for groundwater to reach the lake.[2]:221 The groundwater flowed into the lake at an estimated annual volume of 8,390,000 cubic metres (296,000,000 cu ft) from 1964 through 1977.[6]
The Lake Chala tilapia (Oreochromis hunteri) is endemic to Lake Chala.[7] The Red List of threatened species, which is maintained by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, describes this fish as critically endangered.[8]
An 18 year old British woman was killed in 2002 by a small crocodile while swimming at night in the lake.[9][10] A few days later, the Kenya Police Service said that the lake was "infested" with crocodiles while the Kenya Wildlife Service said, "Crocodiles are found in Lake Chala and it is not regarded as safe to swim at all."[11]
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|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Lake Chala.
- ^ a b c L. K. Buckles; D. Verschuren; J. W. H. Weijers; C. Cocquyt; M. Blaauw; J. S. S. Damste (2016). "Interannual and (multi-)decadal variability in the sedimentary BIT index of Lake Challa, East Africa, over the past 2200 years: assessment of the precipitation proxy" (PDF). Climate of the Past. 12 (5): 1244. doi:10.5194/cp-12-1243-2016. Retrieved 27 June 2018.
- ^ a b c d e J. Moemaut; D. Verschuren; F. Charlet; I. Kristen; M. Fagot; M. De Batist (13 January 2010). "The seismic-stratigraphic record of lake-level fluctuations in Lake Challa: Hydrological stability and change in equatorial East Africa over the last 140 kyr" (PDF). Earth and Planetary Science Letters. 290 (1–2): 214–223. doi:10.1016/j.epsl.2009.12.023. Retrieved 27 June 2018.
- ^ a b c d Christian Wolff; Iris Kristen-Jenny; Georg Schettler; Birgit Plessen; Hanno Meyer; Peter Dulski; Rudolf Naumann; Achim Brauer; Dirk Verschuren; Gerald H. Haug (2014). "Modern seasonality in Lake Challa (Kenya/Tanzania) and its sedimentary documentation in recent lake sediments". Limnology and Oceanography. 59 (5): 1621. doi:10.4319/lo.2014.59.5.1621.
- ^ "Tanzania » Places Of Interest » Lake Chala". go2africa.com. Retrieved 12 June 2010.
- ^ Jorunn Dieleman; Moritz Muschick; Wanja Dorothy Nyingi; Dirk Verschuren (4 April 2018). "Species integrity and origin of Oreochromis hunteri (Pisces: Cichlidae), endemic to crater Lake Chala (Kenya–Tanzania)" (PDF). Hydrobiologia. Advances in Cichlid Research III. 832: 12. doi:10.1007/s10750-018-3570-7. Retrieved 27 June 2018.
- ^ B. R. Payne (1982). "Radioisotopes for the Estimation of the Water Balance of Lakes and Reservoirs" (PDF). Tracer Methods in Isotope Hydrology. International Atomic Energy Agency: 161. Retrieved 25 June 2018.
- ^ "Oreochromis hunteri". fishbase.org. Retrieved 25 June 2018.
- ^ "The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species: Oreochromis hunteri". International Union for Conservation of Nature. 2006. Retrieved 25 June 2018.
- ^ Adrian Blomfield (14 March 2002). "British girl 'killed by rare dwarf crocodile'". The Daily Telegraph. London. Retrieved 25 June 2018.
- ^ James Astill (12 March 2002). "Girl's body found in crocodile lake". The Guardian. London. Retrieved 25 June 2018.
- ^ Nick Craven; Rebecca English. "Last words of crocodile death student". Daily Mail. London. Retrieved 26 June 2018.


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I have zero direct plans for this mission. I like to talk with people, to sing, to move, to laugh, to make food, to make faces, and to create things contributing towards the creation of Hum|Annie and that's my best idea towards contributing to my selfish mission right now.
The Annie Altman Show is field research for Hum|Annie, a stand-up comedy musical philosophy show (from the perspective of a human called Annie) about how no one every fully "figures out" humaning.
Hum|Annie offers the perspective that this human experience has themes: consciousness, choice, change, compassion, communication, community, creation, charge, curiosity, and courage.
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Volleyball team gears for HOMESTRETCH
Losing can be regarded as failure. Then again, it can also turn into a learning experience.
On Monday, Douglas High volleyball coach Suzi Townsell combined the two as she cast an optimistic eye toward the homestretch of the Tigers' regular season.
"There are times when you have bumps in the road, but you've got to get over those," Townsell said after the Tigers lost matches on back-to-back nights last week against Sierra League front-runners Bishop Manogue and Carson.
"You fail forward … that is something you learn from," she added.
Douglas (8-4 league, 19-9 overall) dropped a tough decision on Tuesday when Carson rallied from a two-set deficit to win 10-25, 12-25, 25-18, 29-27 and 17-15. The Tigers lost on Wednesday at home against first-place Manogue 25-20, 25-12, 25-23.
The Tigers had little time to rest because they came back to play five matches Friday and Saturday at the Southern California Invitational in San Diego. The Tigers went 1-2 on Friday when they defeated St. Margaret's (San Juan Capistrano, Calif.) 28-26, 13-25, 19-17. They lost to Del Norte (San Diego) 25-19, 25-15; and lost to Utah's top-ranked team, Pleasant Grove 25-17, 25-13.
Pleasant Grove won three straight Utah 5A state championships between 2012-14 and was the 2015 state runner-up.
"We played our best (tournament match) against them," Townsell said of Pleasant Grove. "They're trees — five or six of them are over 6 feet — but we blocked well and played great defense. We just couldn't get our passing or our offense going."
Trees? She wasn't kidding, by any means. Sara Hamson, a 6-foot-7 opposite hitter, has given a verbal commitment to play both volleyball and basketball at BYU. Teammate Heather Gneiting, a 6-5 junior middle blocker, has also given BYU volleyball a verbal commitment. And 6-5 senior middle blocker Malli Valgardson has committed to play basketball for BYU.
On Saturday, the Tigers lost to a pair of Southern California opponents, La Salle (Pasadena, Calif.) 25-15, 20-15, 15-9 and to Westview (San Diego) 25-15, 25-22.
"The good competition and being able to see a lot of different looks is going to help our team prepare for what we're going to see later on in the season," Townsell said.
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We know that when a loved one is unwell the stress of the situation can be overwhelming. How do you know where your loved one will receive the best possible care? Trusted Care is here to support you with information on care services in Huddersfield.
The CQC, Care Quality Commission, ensure that nursing homes in Huddersfield are providing appropriate levels of care. They continually listen to the feedback of care service users and conduct regular inspections. When they inspect a nursing home they are looking for evidence that the home is providing safe, effective and responsive care and that it is well-led by its management team. After an inspection has taken place a report is published and a rating is given; see the latest rating and report on the home's TrustedCare profile.
We think that the best people to tell you about nursing care quality in Huddersfield are those with first-hand experience of nursing care. Trusted Care actively seeks feedback from current care service-users and their families. Ratings are given across 10 different categories of care, including professionalism of provider, cleanliness and dignity. The average rating and any reviewer comments are then published to the nursing home's profile on Trusted Care for care-seekers to read.
Trusted Care also operates a free, help and advice line. We have a team of Advisers at the end of a phone, email or online chat, ready to help you with your search for nursing care in Huddersfield. They will be able to tell you which nursing homes have availability, talk you through funding options and book visits to services on your behalf.
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January 22, 2019
In This Issue:
Manuscript Contest; Upcoming Classes; Member News; & More
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Hello writers!
There's no feeling like reading manuscript pages you've recently revised and realizing, "Yes, I nailed them." But here's one feeling that might match it: those same pages winning you entry to the 2019 Agents & Editors Contest and a consultation with the agent who selected them as the winner in their category.
, there are 10 categories, which means 10 winners.
As a 2018 conference attendee said, "I thought my book had merit, but I had no idea how to get from writing it to getting an agent. The A&E Conference took me from nowhere to having five interested agents in three days. It was a big success for me."
The 2019 Manuscript Contest is open for submissions. The deadline to enter is Thursday, January 31. You can enter with two options: to receive a critique of your entry (regardless of whether you win) or to simply enter with the chance to win (with no critique). No other contest in the country offers you feedback and the opportunity to get your work in front of a literary agent.
Best yet, you don't need a finished manuscript to submit, only a short synopsis and the opening pages. For full details, click the graphic below.
Good luck, everyone!
Michael Noll
-Program Director
Free Statewide Events
This month, we're hosting panel discussions, author events, and craft discussions around the state. Don't miss these great
events! Click the event titles below for more information.
Wednesday, January 23
Chris Cander in conversation with Becka Oliver
Our Executive Director, Becka Oliver, will facilitate a conversation with Houston author and WLT member, Chris Cander, in celebration of her new book,
The Weight of a Piano
called the novel "deftly plotted and well written...Cander grabs the reader." Note: To get a book signed, a copy of the event book must be purchased from BookPeople.
Friday, January 25
How to Start (or Restart) a Writing Project
Brazos Bookstore, Houston, TX
Panel discussion will offer strategies for kicking off a new or renewed project, featuring award-winning children's author Varsha Bajaj,
Texas Monthly
Executive Editor Mimi Schwartz,
short story writer Bryan Washington, and
memoirist Jessica Wilbanks.
Saturday, January 26
Texas Writes at the French Simpson Memorial Library
Hallettsville, TX
Presentations on the craft of writing with award-winning novelist Carol Dawson and Young Adult author Joy Preble.
Submitting 101: Everything You Want to Know about Submitting to Journals and Magazines But Were Afraid to Ask
with James Tate Hill
Thursday, January 24, 2019
6:30 to 9:30 p.m. CST
Get in-depth insights into the many aspects of submitting one's work for publication. This class will examine the basics of where and how to submit short stories and essays, cover letters, keeping track of submissions, dos and don'ts, helpful tips, and how long it will take to receive a response. Learn what editors look for in submissions, which venues might be a good fit for your work, when to contact and how to interact with editors, whether or not to pay submission fees, and how to pitch an essay to a magazine that doesn't accept general submissions. In short, this course will take a thorough look at every step in the sometimes overwhelming process of sending your work into the world.
Registration closes Thursday, January 24, at 5 p.m. CST. Everyone who registers will have access to the class recording for one week.
Learn More & Register Here
Crafting Openings That Will Hook Readers
with Lindsey Lane
Saturday, January 26, 2019
10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
St. Edward's University, Austin, TX
Learn specific techniques (Point of View, Voice, Setting, Character) to make the openings of your stories compelling. A great beginning gives readers enough details so they know where they are but not so many that you kill their curiosity.
In this class, participants will dig in and examine the openings of published writers to see what makes readers lean in. The instructor and class will also look at the openings of some class members' stories and discuss specific ways to revise to make the openings more irresistible.
Online registration closes Thursday, January 24, at midnight. Walk-in registrations will be accepted as space allows.
Learn More & Register Here
Publishing 101: What Authors Need to Know About the Business
with Leila Sales
Wednesday, January 30, 2019
6:30 to 9:30 p.m. CST
Demystify the inner workings of the publishing business for authors, whether you're approaching your first publication or simply want a better understanding of the business side of things. Topics covered will include how responsibilities are divvied up within a publisher (as well as what responsibilities are the author's), how to understand the terms of your contract, how your books' finances and rights work, how to interact most effectively with your editor and publicist, and much more about what to expect all the way from submission through publication.
Learn More & Register Here
In-Person Class Package
Everyone who registers for this package will also receive a complimentary registration to an online class of their choice.
Revision and Editing Essentials
Includes classes on Opening Pages, Revision Strategies, and Line Editing
Registration closes Thursday, January 24, at midnight.
Online Class Package
4-Class Online Class Package
Choose any four classes in 2019 for only $160
Member News
Britta Jensen
's (Austin) YA science fiction novel,
Eloia Born
, has its launch party at the Writing Barn in Austin, TX on January 26th from 5-8pm. Britta will read and perform songs from the book, there will be a Q&A with questions from the audience, and a book signing. RSVP
Best selling, award-winning author
Kat Kronenberg
(Austin, TX) and BookPeople in Austin, Texas will be celebrating the launch of Kat's second book,
Love Big
, on Sunday, January 27th at 2:00PM. We would be beyond thrilled to have fellow Writer's League of Texas writers join in the fun.
Community Member News
Kallisto Gaia Press
is open for submissions of Texas related poetry for the 2020 Texas Poetry Calendar through February 20, 2019. We are also accepting submissions of Fiction, Poetry, Flash Fiction, and Narrative Nonfiction for The Ocotillo Review through March 31, 2019. We offer monetary compensation to all poets and writers we choose to publish. See
for more info.
Submit Member News Now
Writer Classifieds
Looking for a writing group or critique partner?
Look no further than our Writer Classifieds. Current Writers' League members can submit their name, contact information, and additional details to be included as a listing on a private page on our website.
Details Here
Coming Up @ WLT
Classes, Free Programs, Deadlines, and Other Events Across the State
January 23
Author Event: Chris Cander in conversation with Becka Oliver
BookPeople, Austin, TX
January 24
"Submitting 101: Everything You Ever Wanted to Know
But Were Afraid to Ask About Submitting to Journals and Magazines
" with James Tate Hill
Online Class
Registration closes Thursday, January 24, at 5 p.m. CST. All registrants will have access to the class recording for one week.
Last day to register for the Online Class Package
Last day to register for the Revision and Editing Essentials Class Package
January 25
Houston Panel Discussion: How to Start or Restart a Writing Project
Brazos Bookstore, Houston, TX
January 26
"Crafting Openings That Will Hook Readers" with Lindsey Lane
St. Edward's University, Austin, TX
Online registration closes Thursday, January 24, at midnight. Walk-ins will be accepted as space allows.
Texas Writes
Friench Simpson Memorial Library, Hallettsville, TX
January 28
Last day to apply for the Memoir Advanced Craft Workshop with Rachel Starnes
January 30
"Publishing 101: What Authors Need to Know About the Business" with Leila Sales
Online Class
February 2
"That's Easy for You to Say: Writing Effective Dialogue" with David Eric Tomlinson
St. Edward's University, Austin, TX
February 5
"The Narrative Craft of Academic Writing" with Dr. Sara Saylor
Online Class
February 7
"Memoir 101: Everything You Need to Know to (Finally) Start Your Memoir" with Jessica Wilbanks
Online Class
February 9
"How to Make Twitter a Writer's Best Friend" with Richard Santos
St. Edward's University, Austin, TX
February 12
"Getting Your Synopsis Ready for Competitions, Agents, and Editors" with Richard Santos
Online Class
February 13
Intensive; "First Impressions Are Everything: Composing a Standout Query Letter" with Becka Oliver
Writers' League of Texas Offices, Austin, TX
February 16
"Defamation and Invasion of Privacy for Memoirists and Fiction Writers" with Melynda Nuss
ACC Highland, Austin, TX
February 19
"How to Write When Everything Goes Wrong" with Allie Pleiter
Online Class
February 23
"Strengthening Characters by Revealing Their Hidden Truths" with Rene S. Perez II
St. Edward's University, Austin, TX
March 2-3
Memoir Advanced Craft Workshop with Rachel Starnes
ACC Highland, Austin, TX
March 9
"First Draft to Best Draft: Revising Like a Professional" with Katherine Catmull
St. Edward's University, Austin, TX
April 2
Last day to register for the 2019 Agents & Editors Conference at current price
April 13
Texas Writes
Dublin Public Library, Dublin, TX
May 25
"Ten Steps to a Leaner, Cleaner, Meaner Manuscript" with Tex Thompson
St. Edward's University, Austin, TX
"Sparkling Sentences and Glitzy Grammar" with Tex Thompson
St. Edward's University, Austin, TX
June 28-30
The 2019 Agents & Editors Conference
Hyatt Regency, Austin, TX
This project is supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.
Visit Austin at
Writers' League of Texas classes and workshops are also funded in part by the Texas Commission on the Arts - Investing in a Creative Texas. For more information, go to
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Rank 'Em: Gentle Giant studio albums
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Nad Sylvan – "The Regal Bastard"
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Pattern-Seeking Animals – "Pattern-Seeking Animals"
Is the self titled debut album by Pattern-Seeking Animals really just a Spock's Beard album in disguise? You could certainly argue that. The band is composed of two current members of Spock's Beard, singer Ted Leonard and bassist Dave Meros, … Continue reading
Rise Twain sign to InsideOutMusic for release of their self-titled debut album
InsideOutMusic are pleased to announce the signing of Philadelphia-based duo RISE TWAIN to the label, for the release of their self-titled debut album on September 6th, 2019. The union of Brett William Kull (producer, audio engineer, and member of Echolyn, … Continue reading
Gong – "The Universe Also Collapses"
Gong has had a long stored history with many different variations of the band. Of course there's the Daevid Allen classic Gong but there's been Mother Gong, Planet Gong (now known as Here & Now) and Pierre Moerlen's Gong. Now … Continue reading


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This page showcases both AoHE Associate Suppliers, and suppliers that advertise in the AoHE Bulletin and has been created to provide members and heritage organisations with a handy directory of services.
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Today, the best of both worlds…NCAA and NFL football. Both the college kids and the pros have full slates this weekend. Last week, NCAA games drew great numbers of fans to television screens and stadiums (except at Maryland, where only 31,000 – they say – fans cheered the mighty Terps onto a 7-6 win over Bill and Mary).
So today, let's start with the college game. Simply stated, at the end of last season, I said USC (yes, THAT USC…the one in Southern California, not South Carolina) would win the 2013 BCS title…and I am sticking with it. This week, they go into the Meadowlands to play Syracuse. Hardly a fair fight, but at least the folks in the East will get a chance to see the Heisman-frontrunner, SC quarterback Matt Barkley in person. It won't be as grizzly as Florida State-Savannah State, but the men of Troy will prevail.
Georgia at Missouri:
I do like my Alma Mater, MIZZOU, to upset Georgia tomorrow in Columbia. I said it as soon as the schedule was announced, so I cannot go back on my word now. Yes, Georgia is good…but I think the Tigers will really be up for this special once-in-a-lifetime game.
Vanderbilt at Northwestern:
In the Brainiac Bowl, shouldn't there be a spelling bee or a math contest here? Both teams want to play big-boy football…but it's the Commodores that will rule this one. Head Coach James Franklin has everyone believing they are good…and they are. They could have beaten USC (no…the one from Columbia, SC with the Ol' Ball Coach) last week…so they are a serious team.
Nebraska at UCLA:
And out west, I think Nebraska will bring smiles to their hordes of fans who travel to UCLA to see Big Red win. The Huskers have fallen in early West Coast games before, but I think this is a different team and I expect big things from them. Huskers…big…over the Uclans!
In the NFL, we had a great opener (getting a fantastic 16.8 rating) on Wednesday night as the defending Super Bowl champs, the New York football Giants lost to Dallas. The Giants were not that bad…in fact, they are pretty good. If not for a horse-collar tackle by the end zone (yes, a correctly-called penalty against Dallas) and a couple of dropped balls by Victor Cruz, the game could have gone the other way.
Sunday's action features seven games that could swing either way…but these are the ones I really like:
Carolina at Tampa:
In the battle of Convention cities, there's too much Cam Newton…even if RB Jonathan Stewart does not play, the Panthers are the better team. Jon Beason returns to linebacker, and he is joined by first-round pick Luke Kuechly, who is much better than you think, plus my friends, both of whom I predicted would beat out veteran, incumbent kickers, P Brad Nortman and PK Justin Medlock, are keys to the win. Panthers (-1) by 7 points.
Washington at New Orleans:
Great storylines on both sides…those of you who have followed my writing know how high I was on Robert Griffin III (from now on, RGIII) for the past two years while he was at Baylor. The Heisman winner leads the Redskins into the future…but not Sunday. He needs a lot of help…and he will be running for his life at times as the Saints take all their venom out on the undermanned Redskins. It was bad enough to lose your head coach for a season, your first interim coach for six games…but add to this the wrath of Hurricane Isaac…and the Saints are once again playing for the city of New Orleans. NOLA will survive…the Skins, not so much. Saints (-7) win by 17 points.
Miami at Houston:
We've all been "wowed" by the enthusiastic new head coach of the Dolphins (yawn), Joe Philbin. Seems like a very, very nice man. Should be my accountant. I'm no expert, but I have yet to see the man raise his voice. New QB Ryan Tannehill returns to the Lone Star State, where he played his collegiate ball (Texas A&M), but he's not facing KU or Texas this time. He's facing a terrific defense and a very, very good team, with high expectations. No worries, Houston. The Texans (-12) also win by 17 points.
So there you go…the weekend outlook for six games, NCAA and NFL…hope you enjoy your viewing!


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I am studying the definitions of rings, ideals, and quotient ring, but I have a bit problem to apply the theory into the practice.
I would like to find all elements of quotient ring $\mathbb{Z}[i]/I $ , where $\mathbb{Z}[i] =\{ {a+bi|a, b∈ \mathbb{Z}}\}$ - Gaussian integers and $I$ is ideal $I = (2 + 2i) $.
How one can find all elements of such a quotient ring? What is the algorithm?
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This all makes perfect sense, however I just can't get it to work. I want to make files accessible but not able to delete, in other words, read and execute. When I do everything as outlined, the file is accessible but still able to delete. The only way I can prevent the file from being able to delete is if I deny 'full control', but with this I am unable to access the file. I use Windows 7. Could it be some other setting that I am bypassing?


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FB Strong - Day 2 done!
Well, Kelli is filming today so I was all on my own for Day 2.😢 I have that nice jello feeling in my arms now and It is a good thing the rest of my work day is gong to be in front of a computer because my legs are a little sore from yesterday as well. I am always both happy and concerned when I feel that jello feeling in my muscles; happy because I know I got a good workout, but concerned because it could mean very sore muscles the next day. Anyone else feel that way? How is everyone dong on your program progress?


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Using the Windows Taskbar
Sep 29th
Some time ago I wrote about how to organize your desktop to speed switching between opened files in Excel. Of course, you can easily switch between programs in Windows 7 and above by clicking the taskbar icon at the bottom of the screen. Here's another… more »
Microsoft Word Outlining Primer
Jun 21st
Introduction If you believe the endorsements of others I'm an expert in Access and Excel. I certainly don't know everything about either program, but compared to others, I've probably better harnessed the power of those programs than most. I suspect I… more »
Seven Languages of the Web
Jan 30th
From: 12/30/2007 I was at a Mensa gathering a couple months ago and a couple of people there were talking about their web pages. These were smart people, but they didn't know much about the way today's web works. This is a simple guide to understan… more »
From Eudora to Thunderbird
Oct 21st
I've been using the Internet since 1995, and have moved from Eudora to Outlook to Pegasus to Thunderbird. In the last few weeks I've moved all of the saved emails to a single IMAP email account. The most difficult transition was getting my Eudora emails… more »
Controlling Excel Windows
Oct 19th
Excel Window Displays Unless you change the default, Excel 2007/2010 opens all new workbooks in maximized view. In maximized view you do not see both workbooks at the same time. The confusion about this is so common that I put together the following ex… more »
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Oct 14th
A little more than a week ago I took the REGulation section of the CPA Exam. Of course, I can't tell you what was on it specifically, and I don't really want to say anything about the general content of the testing. However, there is one thing that stoo… more »
Review Notes on Your Smartphone
Aug 23rd
Creating a navigable notes document for CPA review. If you are intense about studying for the CPA exam, you have probably found times when you could be studying except that you don't have anything with you, except your cell phone. Waiting for a s… more »


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Molly the librarian shows birds and beasts this new thing called reading. She has the perfect book for each animal. "She even found waterproof books for the otter, who never went swimming without Harry Potter." Molly has them "forsaking their niches, their nests, and their nooks," going "wild, simply wild, about wonderful books."
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ONTARIO – Felony charges were filed Tuesday against a man suspected of killing his ex-girlfriend by setting her on fire over the weekend.
Hector Javier Meza, 38, of Yucca Valley is facing charges of first-degree murder, aggravated mayhem, torture and arson causing great bodily harm, according to the felony complaint filed by the San Bernardino County District Attorney's Office.
Meza pleaded not guilty to all the charges Tuesday inside the Rancho Cucamonga Superior Courthouse, Lee said. He is scheduled to be back in court on Thursday and again on Nov. 2
According to the felony complaint, Meza did "unlawfully and with the intent to cause cruel and extreme pain and suffering for the purpose of revenge, extortion, persuasion and for a sadistic purpose, inflict great bodily injury … ."
Meza's bail was set at $10 million "per the people's request," said Christopher Lee, public affairs officer for the District Attorney's Office.
Ontario police officers on Saturday responded to a call of a burning object and found residents of an apartment complex at 2800 East Riverside Drive tending to a burn victim.
Maria Banuelos, 34, of Ontario was taken to a local hospital. She died two days later, police said.
Meza was arrested on Saturday during a traffic stop in Perris, Ontario police Sgt. David McBride said. He was booked at West Valley Detention Center in Rancho Cucamonga.
Police officers do not yet know how long Meza and Banuelos were together, McBride said.
"The investigation is in the early stages," he said.
Anyone with information about the incident or who may have seen the suspect in the complex prior to the attack can call detectives at 909-395-2917 or 909-395-2768.
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From Portsmouth to Chernobyl One Local Creative's View/
My name is Michael, I live in the Southsea area of Portsmouth. I became interested in photography around seven years ago after the passing of my mum, I went through a really rough time, shut myself away from everyone, and did not venture out for two years.
My first camera was a Nikon 3200, this was a gift from my partner Mellisa to try and help me get through my rough patch. It took some time but I eventually started going out again and slowly started interacting with new people via social media. The more I went out to take pictures the more interested in photography I became — I self-taught everything I know from books and magazines. I have taken pictures for family and friends to practice, including a prom, a wedding, and general everyday family pictures.
I always had an interest in urban exploring and came across Chernobyl through TV documentaries and the internet when I was a teenager. I started researching more on Chernobyl thinking of all the amazing images I could capture if I went there. I decided to start sharing some images via social media once my confidence had grown some more. I followed some local photographers and started seeing some images of Chernobyl from someone I followed.
Sarah had visited Chernobyl before and her images were brilliant! We began chatting about Chernobyl and she mentioned she wanted to take the trip again. Following some time planning we managed to book a trip for August 2018. It was booked via a third party, so I knew there were others going, this was a big thing for me as these people were complete strangers. I struggle with meeting new people so this was definitely outside of my comfort zone. I invited my niece Toni to come along with me as she is also interested in photography and it meant I had someone I knew going on the trip.
The camera I took with me was a Nikon D810, which I had recently purchased. We booked a hotel for just under a week in Kiev, Ukraine, with two nights and three days staying in a hotel in Chernobyl.
We were met at Kiev airport by our guide Nikolai of Gamma Travel, he took us to the Hotel Ukraine in central Kiev. From the moment we arrived in Ukraine I was impressed as there were so many potential images I saw just driving to the hotel. Our first night was spent in Hotel Ukraine, I had stunning views from my room window. Nikolai came by early the next morning to drive us to Chernobyl for our two nights stay in the zone, it was a few hours drive to Chernobyl from our initial base.
When we arrived in Chenobyl, we made our way to the hotel, checked in and left our luggage, then made our way to the zone having to go through a few military check points on the way. We also had to sign a waiver stating that we understood the risk of high levels of radiation and that we wouldn't sue if we fell ill in the future. We were then given geiger counters to measure the levels of radiation in the different areas we were visiting.
Once we made it through the check points the first place we visited was the unfinished reactor number 5. This reactor was under construction at the time of the accident on reactor 4 and was 70% complete when building stopped. The reactor was a massive structure, from looking inside through an opening, we saw that materials inside the building were being removed by remaining workers, this meant that all that remained was mostly concrete pillars and metal beams. In addition to this, tower cranes that were being used to build the structure were left there when construction was halted, they have since collapsed into the water, making the building seem even more eerie.
We were then shown to the Chernobyl workers canteen to join them for lunch, this canteen is where we ate breakfast and dinner for the next few days. Once in the building we had to go through a radiation detector machine before going in to the canteen. The food being served was very interesting, it contained lots of different versions of eggs, chicken, pasta, and salad. It was quite tasty and definitely filled us up and gave us the energy needed for all the walking we did.
Over the next few days we visited various locations throughout the zone this included the Pripyat hospital. This was a very creepy building with loads of medical equipment still lying around, we visited the maternity ward which still had the baby cots in the nursery, the labour bed with the leg supports still attached, as well as loads of books, paperwork, and medicine jars.
Obviously the buildings are decaying so there is loads of dust and mould around, the floors and walls are crumbling and peeling. Unfortunately we were not allowed access to the hospital basement as the levels of radiation there are still very high due to this being where the fireman's uniforms and the clothes of the first patients admitted after the accident were dumped before the evacuation. The clothes are in a pile on the floor of the basement omitting radiation.
We visited the morgue which is a separate building from the hospital but is nearby. This building again was in a state of disrepair, here we saw small jars of unknown samples in storage cupboards, there was a room with an autopsy table which had the sink and drainage pipes still attached.
Continuing our exploring we headed to the city of Pripyat which contained numerous apartment blocks. We walked to the top floor of one of the blocks, this was hard work but was fun. We walked up approx. 16 flights of stairs to get to the roof, as the lifts were out of order, probably due to the block having no power.
The view from the roof was amazing and peaceful, it was a strange feeling seeing all the abandoned buildings with nature taking over slowly. Walking on the roof in the heat was a tad scary. It felt very spongy and unsafe with only a rusted hand rail to stop us from falling.
The amusement park was another eerie place that we visited. It was built brand new the year of the accident and was due to be opened in time for mayday celebrations but was cancelled due to the disaster. The amusement park included a Ferris wheel, bumper cars, paratrooper ride, and swing boats. The Ferris wheel is still standing tall, some of the other rides only have the framework remaining due to weathering and looting. The amusement park is an amazing site to get some brilliant images.
We also visited the local school. This was a large complex with various buildings, one building had some creepy dolls lying around which allowed us to capture some creative images. There were a few small cot beds and some lockers. Another building had loads of text books, writing books, reading books, work tables and science equipment lying around. There was also an abandoned library in one of these building full of books.
Another location we visited was the Azure swimming pool. Here there were two concrete diving boards over the swimming pool. I managed to climb up to the top-level diving board which was a bit nerve racking, however this was something I wanted to do in order to get some quality images.
The next location we visited was a building called the Jupiter Plant which officially made cassette recorders and components for home appliances but also secretly made semiconductor components for the military. This building was very interesting, cassette players were smashed up all over the floor. The front of the building appeared official looking but at the back of the building there was a set of secure safe locked doors — possibly where the secret components were made. It is a massive building with a large warehouse and a slowly collapsing roof.
The trip continued with a visit to the abandoned ferry terminal. At this site there was a docking area with a lovely view, there were abandoned sinking boats on the water. There was also a nearby café which was architecturally amazing. I could picture the way it used to look when it was in full use. There were huge stained-glass windows in the largest open area, some of these still fully intact, they were brilliant to look at!
After clearing another check point, next on the tour was the Duga Radar Station also known as the woodpecker. From looking at photos you can't really understand the scale and size of this structure, it is huge! We went down in to the underground control centre which monitored US missile attacks, lots of equipment is still at the damp underground bunker such as control panels, cabling, and switches.
We visited the North villages which included St. Elias church which is still an operating church, mostly made from wood, this gives an unprecedented look into life before the disaster. It retains a large amount of its original artefacts, including art work and murals. Occasionally priests return to the church to hold special rituals. This is an amazing church which makes you feel as though you are going back in time.
Also in this village was a small post office which still has a post box and a collection of stamps and letters inside.
We also made some new friends in the zone, packs of wild dogs, and Simon the fox who can be hand fed but you are not supposed to touch them. After our two nights and three days in Chernobyl we travelled back to our hotel in Kiev and spent the last few days sight seeing in Ukraine and doing some street photography in Kiev. Kiev is a beautiful city full of history.
I feel I have only seen a small portion of Chernobyl and know there is much more to be seen, a second trip is definitely on the cards for the future. From a photography point of view, it was definitely a good learning experience.
If people are deciding whether to go themselves, a few pieces of advice I would give are I would advise not to book with a large tour company if you are taking a photography trip because there will be too many people in the images and blocking the views as you don't get a lot of time in each area.
I would personally highly recommend Nikolai from Gamma travel, as he has a vast amount of knowledge of the area and the disaster, he is also a very talented photographer himself so can easily recommend good areas for photos. He will also tailor your visit specifically to your requirements which means you can visit specific locations.
The zone can also close at any time with no warning due to military training or other undisclosed reasons, therefore I would advise to book more than one day in the zone so you are not disappointed.
If anyone has any questions, please feel free to contact me via social media.
WORDS: Michael Rutter
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Please be sure to follow Michael on his Twitter and Instagram where he's happy to chat with you about his trip.
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We had our exclusive handbag launch at Ron Robinson Melrose on 9/22 and we loved it. Thank you to everyone that came out for the event. It was a wonderful experience to show you guys our new collection in person.
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Anchored in its historic facade, Vasco le Gamma is one of the iconic tapas bars in the Saint Cyprien district of Toulouse.
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Child-Friendly Spaces for Refugee Children – Porin
Children are the most vulnerable in emergencies. Child-Friendly Spaces are safe places within a disaster-affected community where children's unique needs can be met.
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Assistance to Refugee and Migrant Children
The refugee and migrant crisis that has shaken Europe has affected a large number of children. Many of them have witnessed the horrors of war, which will leave an indelible mark on them as they grow up. UNICEF, together with its partners, has been active since the first day of the crisis in providing support to mothers and children.
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Husen Muhamad Khaled is 6. While his father was at work, he went out to the street in Idliba, Syria to buy some bread and the bomb hit the street he was taking. Husen had lost his leg. He came to the refugee reception center in Opatovac, Croatia from Syria, after an arduous one week on the road and sea with his family: mother, father, 2 brothers and 2 sisters.


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Professional course
Air Quality Dispersion Modelling
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- Department:
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- Campus:
- Frenchay
- Duration:
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- Delivery:
- Delivered through interactive workshops and presentations
- Programme leader:
- Dr Jo Barnes, Air Quality Management Resource Centre
Page last updated 29 August 2019
The Air Quality Management Resource Centre (AQMRC) in the Department of Geography and Environmental Management is pleased to offer a new suite of Air Quality short courses. This new suite consists of five one day courses covering the following topics:
- Air Quality Management
- Air Quality Monitoring
- Air Quality Dispersion Modelling
- Air Quality and Development Control
- Air Quality Action Planning
Individuals are invited to book on as many or few of the days as they wish. The courses are accredited by the Institution of Environmental Sciences (IES) and the Institute of Air Quality Management (IAQM) and CPD certificates are available on completion.
If you wish to book onto all 5 days please see 'How to Apply', below, for the 5 Day Booking Form.
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This course provides an understanding of the theory and practice of using dispersion models to replicate the behaviour of pollution in the atmosphere. The course will explain the rationale behind air quality modelling using examples of particular models to describe the ways in which they are used and highlight some of the potential limitations and problems associated with them.
The course also provides a basic introduction to model input data, the basic principles and assumptions involved and the concepts of model validation, verification and adjustment, including worked examples of a modelling scenario in ADMS-Roads and the verification and adjustment process.
This course would be of value to anyone interested or involved in the use of local-scale atmospheric dispersion modelling.
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The courses will be of interest to practitioners and policy makers involved in air quality management in:
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- Transport
- Land-use planning
This course will cover the following areas:
- Rationale for Air Quality Modelling
- Types of models and their uses
- Monitoring strategies for Local Air Quality Management
- Model input data
- Principles and assumptions
- Modelling scenarios
- Model validation, verification and adjustment
- Data validation and ratification
"I would like to use this opportunity to thank your team for the amazing course on AQ Modelling [...]. I have found its content really useful and really enjoyed the afternoon session where we were allowed to play with the ADMS Roads Model and test different scenarios, all really useful." - Pedro, former course participant
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|February 2020
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UWE Frenchay Campus: Coldharbour Lane, Bristol BS16 1QY
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