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Ministry of Economy of the Republic of Azerbaijan
INSTITUTE for SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH on ECONOMIC REFORMS
The main objective of socio-economic policy sucessfully continued by our distinguished president Mr. Ilham Aliyev which stems from the strategy of our great national leader Heydar Aliyev, is the achievement of a diversified and sustainable socio-economic development through the development of non-oil sector using and managing oil revenues effectively in Azerbaijan. The studies on the experience of developed countries shows that the successful implementation of the said policy in line with other factors first requires in-depth and science-based analysis of the indicators characterizing the country's socio-economic development and reflecting the preparation of forecasts which are carried out based on economic- mathematical models.
Since, general equilibrium models as «AzMOD» considered one of the most appropriate tools with great potential particularly for fiscal policies. The finance ministries of the world's leading countries, as well as the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) and other reputable international organizations apply these models.
The main reason for the importance of application of «AzMOD» and general equilibrium models is that these models represent how the economy functions in reality, the behaviour of economic agents (natural persons and legal entities) and the government's response to the changes made in taxes and subsidies. Without having an effective modeling instrument like «AzMOD», the government is incapable of evaluating the economy's response to the changes in taxes and subsidies.
Taking into account the international experience, for the purpose of development a uniform platform on general equilibrium model (CGE) of the Republic of Azerbaijan, a special commission under the chairmanship of was established by the Order # F-115, dated October 4, 2010 of the Ministry of Economic Development (now: Ministry of Economy) «On development of a general equilibrium model for the analysis and forecasting of the socio-economic indicators and improvement of the activity of the Institute» and entrusted with the task of performing appropriate works.
In accordance with the execution of the order, the current status of the work performed by the relevant authorities in relation to preparation of analysis and forecasting of socioeconomic indicators in Azerbaijan using various economic models was examined and reported accordingly. Moreover, the international experience, including the experiences practiced in Kazakhstan, Turkey, Germany and other countries on the development of general equilibrium models (CGE) were reviewed and pertinent suggesstions made in this regard.
With the support of the Ministry of Economic Development since October 1, 2011, an agreement on the development of CGE was concluded between the Institute for Scientific Research on Economic Reforms (ISRER) and EcoMod Network contract signed between the company and for the development of GEM, the performance work under this Agreement with participation of local and foreign experts was completed.
There are three principal research directions to be carried out - (i) development of a Social Accounting Matrix (SAM), (ii) development of software for analytical blocks of CGE and (iii) preparation of interface for the CGE users. In conclusion, of the work, trainings related to the development of modelling system in GAMS analytical database and GAMS (Generalized Algebraic Modelling System) software package conducted in November 2012.
Then, on December 26, 2012, a public presentation on the topic «General Equilibrium Model («AzMOD») of the Republic of Azerbaijan: the work performed, activities, findings and perspectives» held in Baku (Baku Business Center) with organizational support of the Institute to commuinicate this topic with the greater audience.
The presentation made with a special focus on «AzMOD» model covering 15 areas of socioeconomic sector (economic sectors):
1. Agriculture, hunting and forest products
2. Fish and other fishery products
3. Products of the mining industry
4. Processing industry
5. Electricity, gas and water supply services
6. Construction works
7. Trade related services
8. Hotel and restaurant (hospitality management) services
9. Transport, Posts and Communications services
10. Financial intermediation activities, insurance and pension services
11. Real estate services, rental and other business services
12. Public administration and defence, compulsory social security activities
13. Education related services
14. Health and social services
15. Utilities and other services
© To be referred to www.ier.az, when used.

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In an oppressive future, a 'fireman' whose duty is to destroy all books begins to question his task.
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March came awfully quickly this year if you ask me, and we can't believe it here at ASL! Thankfully the sun has decided to make an appearance again, and things can return to normal here in Sonoma. If you aren't already following along on our calendar of events, here are a few of the things we are most looking forward to in March!
The 40th Anniversary Annual Barrel Tasting Weekend, March 10-12
Members of the Wine Road would like to welcome you to their wineries and lodgings for an exciting weekend of wine tasting. This is your chance to sample wines from the barrel, talk to winemakers and explore the beautiful Alexander, Dry Creek and Russian River Valleys. More info here.
Sonoma County Restaurant Week, March 6-12
The 8th annual Sonoma County Restaurant Week will continue the tradition of celebrating the finest Sonoma County food! Participating restaurants will present fantastic food at fantastic prices. More info here.
Savor Sonoma Valley, March 18-19
17 wineries throughout Kenwood and Glen Ellen will be pulling out all the stops creating an epic wine tasting and barrel tasting experience. Meet winemakers, taste reserve wines, sample barrel wines, mingle with wine lovers, enjoy live music, tour wineries and vineyards, and savor a wonderful wine country weekend. More info here.
Sonoma International Film Festival, March 29- April 2
Named one of the 25 Coolest Film Festivals in the World by Movie Maker Magazine, SIFF showcases over 100 hand-selected films screened in six state-of-the-art, intimate venues all within walking distance of the historic Sonoma Plaza. More info here.
Concerts at Gundlach Bundshu Winery, March 15 and 16
Featuring food from Vineyard Crust Co. and wines from Gundlach Bundshu, these two concerts are a great way to spice up a Wednesday and Thursday night! Head out to the winery to see Black Mountain and Thao (of The Get Down Stay Down). More info and tickets here.
Have an event coming up that you would like featured on our calendar? Let us know! We love hearing about all events, big and small, happening in Sonoma and the greater wine country. Head over to our contact page and drop us a line.


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Our Chapel Service offers traditional worship with hymns. Because it is held in the intimate 150-seat chapel, it allows you to participate and feel closely involved in the entire worship experience, drawing closer to God and the others in attendance. The experience is designed to include worshipers of all ages.
Spirit Alive moves from praise music and singing to scripture reading and a relevant message. This high-energy, multi-media worship is led by clergy, soloists and musicians. It includes time for prayer, joys and concerns and welcomes those who are led to make a personal commitment in response to God's message.
Children, youth and adult Sunday school starts at 9:45 a.m
A family-friendly, full liturgical celebration with choir and congregational involvement. The sermons, scripture readings and hymns enable you to worship and glorify God.
Godly Play: Children ages 4 through 4th grade attending the 11:00 a.m. service will be led upstairs to Room 225 after the Time For Young Christians.
The Family Matters adult Sunday-school class starts at 11:00 a.m.
Children's Sunday School
At East Heights, we believe that even the very youngest are ready and eager to develop their faith and relationship with God. To help the children on their journey, we offer church school at 9:45 a.m. on Sunday mornings for children ages 3 through fifth grade. Everyone meets upstairs, in The Summit, and all are welcome! If you are a newcomer, please ask one of our greeters to help you find the appropriate classroom.
We also offer Godly Play, a time for children ages 4 through 4th grade attending the 11 a.m. sanctuary service, to learn Bible stories. After the Time for Young Christians during 11 a.m. service, children will be directed to follow the Godly Play teacher to The Summit. Parents can pick up their children upstairs in The Summit after worship.
To learn more, email Cara Carthrae, director of Children's Ministries, or call her at 682-6518.
Parents: There are times when we will need health information on your children. The form you will be asked to complete can be accessed here. EHUMC medical liability form (1) Thank you!
Youth Sunday School
Sunday school that's fun?
You better believe it! Learning about God doesn't have to be boring. East Heights has excellent teachers who inspire youth and don't know the meaning of "boring."
All youth meet at 9:45 a.m. downstairs in the Youth Center for announcements and goodies and then head to the classrooms:
6th-7th graders – Room 034
8th graders – Room 039
9th, 10th, 11th & 12th graders – Room 035
Adult Sunday School
Grab a cup of coffee at Holy Grounds Coffeehouse and join a Sunday-school class. All groups welcome newcomers! Email Rev. Kim Dickerson-Oard for class time, location and more information.
Young adults: This class, geared specifically to young adults, returns in January. All young adults are invited to attend.
9:45 a.m. Sunday-school classes
Family Life: The class is on break. It will meet Jan. 7 to plan upcoming class topics. Covenant Room 120.
Connections: This class will begin studying "Five Means of Grace" Jan. 14. Participants in this study will consider how the five means of grace are the ordinary channels that God uses to draw us into a fruitful relationship. Optional books are $10. Conference Room 135.
11:00 a.m. Sunday-school class
Faith Matters: The class is always looking for the ways our faith can be lived out in our daily lives. West Dining Room 150.


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Welcome to 'A Week With a Celebrity'! We'll be following the lives of people in the pop world from a BTS look via Snapchat and sharing all the best bits right here!
This week we've been hanging out with supermodel Miss Gigi Hadid and seeing all the glitz and glam of her life.
Gigi is currently in Paris and even though she's pretty dressed down, she's still looking fabulous in this mirror selfie.
Miss Hadid managed to catch a glimpse of the gorgeous Eiffel Tower all lit up and sparkly which is totally our aesthetic.
Who would have thought G would have loved the snapchat filters as much as us? And she still looks stunning!
If we ever did that at a fancy restaurant, our mum would give us a good ol' glare which says "keep doing that and I'll disable the internet when we get home."
Totally fitting our breakfast aesthetic with a bit of traditional cuisine. Now we want a croissant.
Backstage the Chanel show in Paris. What we wouldn't give for that lifestyle.
Squad goals! It's galpals Cara and Kendal! We are so jealous of that dog right now.
Paris > LA. But before a day of jet setting, more French food!
Pretty quiet day for Gigi… no snaps :(
Casually chilling with a burger while PILLOWTALK is released. In case you didn't know, she's the gal that Zayn snogs the face of. Yes, we are proper jel.
Still on those PILLOWTALK vibes! Gigi was listening to it in the car and we don't blame her.
Appreciating the planet like we all should.
Getting her hurr did. We wish we had a stylist to look boss AF 24/7.
Appreciating those who doll her up. Well, we would and all if someone had the capability of making us look gorg like Gigi.
Gig brought her fam to work today which is cute to spend time while she gets her glam on. Our brothers would be totally bored if we dragged them to work.
Going to bed so late at night/early in the morning Gigi?
Or just play around on your phone until a ridiculous hour. It's okay, we do it, too…
Not gonna lie, if we go furniture shopping in IKEA we usually wear some joggers and a hoodie. Gigi makes us feel very underdressed!
Now we really can relate to supermodel Gigi Hadid. Nothing beats a Sunday evening by the fire with a furry friend…
…and watching a spot of telly! We wonder who Gigi's fave from Grease is?
So, that's our week with Gigi Hadid! We're practically BFFs with her now.
Who should we spend a week with next? Check out our Snapchat Directory and tweet us who you'd love to live a week with @maximumpop


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Only a few short months ago, seemingly out of nowhere, reporter Michael Hastings emerged as the main battery for Rolling Stone magazine -- a one-man wrecking crew. His now-famous cover story on Gen. Stanley McChrystal was credited with forcing the top American commander out of Afghanistan, and with exposing deep rifts between Washington and Kabul over the conduct of the war. Hastings' "master narrative," as we hacks say, is that the war in Afghanistan is doomed, but those scoundrels over there are lying, cheating and stealing to keep it going and keep power for themselves. Subsequent stories attempted to repeat the McChrystal treatment on then-ISAF boss Gen. David Petraeus and the top U.S. trainer of the Afghan security forces, Lt. Gen. Bill Caldwell.
But they didn't work. And not only that, problems with each new salvo raised more suspicions about the original, which Hastings has insisted was on the level. Of course other journalists and DoD investigators can't replicate his reporting, he says -- he's got a network of super high-speed mega-sources throughout the Corporation, and they'd never spill to anyone else. Why were service and DoD officials telling other reporters in Washington that Hastings' story was all jacked up, that sources he described as top advisors were "junior staff" who make tea and carry bags?
"Well, you'd have to ask them," Hastings said.
The Army's own investigation cleared McChrystal. Now, reports AP's Bob Burns, the Army has also cleared Caldwell, accused in Hastings' story of using "psychological warfare" tactics -- in this case, Google searches about simple background information -- to brainwash visiting VIPs to sell them on the need to plus-up the Afghan army. (What blackguards! Willing to hypnotize their own elected leaders about something they also expressed publicly!)
The Pentagon's Inspector General report on Caldwell was finished all the way back in March, Burns writes: "The Army concluded that there was no psychological operations unit in Caldwell's organization and that the soldiers' preparation of packages of information about visiting congressional delegations and other distinguished visitors was not illegal or improper, according to the IG's memo."
Although Hastings probably would dismiss the results of the Army's Caldwell investigation, it has appeared on the heels of actual bad news for him: The book he's been promoting sounds like it has run into trouble finding a publisher. Here was the report from Keith Kelly in the New York Post:
Little, Brown has apparently canceled a much-anticipated book about the war in Afghanistan by Michael Hastings, based on "The Runaway General," last summer's explosive Rolling Stone article on Gen. Stanley McChrystal.Kelly goes on to write that when he called the president of Little, Brown to talk about Hastings' book, the guy hung up on him.
The book deal was inked shortly after the bombshell article was published in June 2010. The piece created such an uproar, with its claims of high-level insubordination in the military, that McChrystal, who was then running the war in Afghanistan, was summoned to Washington and fired by President Obama.
Amazon still lists the book, called "The Operators," as being published by Little, Brown with a December publication date.
Fueled by the publicity tied to the RS article, Hastings was said to have snagged a "high-six-figure advance." With the cancellation, he may forfeit a good chunk of the advance. Sources said that super agent Andrew Wylie had quietly begun offering the manuscript to other publishers this week.


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Honor Books
Pass Go and Collect $200: The Story of How Monopoly was Invented, by Tanya Lee Stone, illustrated by Stephen Salerno (Henry Holt and Company)
Entertainment, economics, and (in)equity are key players in this appealing account of patents, profits, and persuasion involved in the creation and evolution of Monopoly.
The Secret Kingdom: Nek Chand, a Changing India, and a Hidden World of Art by Barb Rosenstock, illustrated by, Claire Nivola (Candlewick Press)
When Nek Chand's protected and peaceful life is turned upside down with the 1947 separation of India, he turned trauma into art, transforming 13 acres of land into a secret wonderland.
Thirty Minutes Over Oregon: A Japanese Pilot's World War II Story by Marc Tyler Nobleman, illustrated by Melissa Iwai (Clarion Books)
When Japanese pilot Nobuo Fujita dropped bombs on a small coastal Oregon town in 1942, he could not imagination that reconciliation, and decades of friendship and fellowship, would follow.
Recommended Books
Facing Frederick: The Life of Frederick Douglass, a Monumental Man by Tonya Bolden (Abrams Books for Young Readers)
Bolden offers a finely detailed portrait of the captivating orator, abolitionist, publisher, women's rights activist, statesman, and independent thinker, noting his many achievements and a few of his notable failures.
Game Changers: The Story of Venus and Serena Williams by Lesa Cline-Ransome, illustrated by James E. Ransome (Simon & Schuster/Paula Wiseman Books)
Lesa Cline-Ransome and James Ransome share the stories of determination, focus, and vision that propelled the Williams sisters from the tennis courts of Compton to Center Court at Wimbledon.
Joan Procter, Dragon Doctor: The Woman Who Loved Reptiles by Patricia Valdez, illustrated by Felicita Sala (Alfred A. Knopf)
Joan Procter's contributions to science in the early 20th century as an internationally renowned herpetologist and curator of the London Zoo Reptile House, while enduring a chronic illness, are commemorated in this biography.
Nothing Stopped Sophie: The Story of the Unshakable Mathematician Sophie Germain by Cheryl Bardoe, illustrated by Barbara McClintock (Little, Brown Books for Young Readers)
Sophie Germaine believed she could find the poetry in mathematics when no one else could imagine a woman capable of such talent and persistence in 18th century France.
Otis and Will Discover the Deep: The Record-Setting Dive of the Bathysphere by Barb Rosenstock, illustrated by Katherine Roy (Little, Brown Books for Young Readers)
In 1930, in a nail-biting adventure story, Otis Barton and Will Beebe climbed into their bathysphere and dove hundreds of feet below water as the first humans to ever see deep-ocean creatures.
Something Rotten: A Fresh Look at Roadkill by Heather Montgomery, illustrated by Kevin O'Malley (Bloomsbury Children's Books)
Not recommended for the squeamish, this book will forever change the way that you look at what you see on the side of the road. It also serves as a portal into the personal and scientific inquiry at the heart of the surprisingly complex world of roadkill research.
What Do You Do with a Voice Like That? The Story of Extraordinary Congresswoman Barbara Jordan by Chris Barton, illustrated by Ekua Holmes (Beach Lane Books)
Working within the political system, Barbara Jordan wielded her power as a legislator‑—as well as her sonorous and confident voice—to defend the Constitution, to work against discrimination, and to fight for workers' and voting rights.
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Each year the Orbis Pictus committee presents a session at NCTE's Annual Convention that shares resources and ideas for teaching with the current year's award winners. Here are the materials from their 2018 session.
2018 Orbis Pictus Awards
2018 Winner
Grand Canyon
by Jason Chin
(Roaring Brook Press)
Honor Books:
Chef Roy Choi and the Street Food Remix by Jacqueline Briggs Martin and June Jo Lee & Illustrated by Man One (Readers to Eaters)
Dazzle Ships: World War I and the Art of Confusion by Chris Barton & Illustrated by Victo Ngai (Millbrook Press)
Her Right Foot by Dave Eggers & Illustrated by Shawn Harris (Chronicle Books)
The Quilts of Gee's Bend by Susan Goldman Rubin (Abrams Books for Young Readers)
The World is Not a Rectangle: A Portrait of Architect Zaha Hadid by Jeanette Winter (Beach Lane Books)
Recommended Books:
Danza! Amalia Hernández and El Ballet Folklórico de México by Duncan Tonatiuh (Dreamscape Media)
Fault Lines in the Constitution by Cynthia Levinson and Sanford Levinson (Peachtree Publishers)
If Sharks Disappeared by Lily Williams (Roaring Brook Press)
Isaac the Alchemist: Secrets of Isaac Newton, Reveal'd by Mary Losure (Candlewick Press)
Life on Surtsey: Iceland's Upstart Island by Loree Griffin Burns (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt)
Maya Lin: Thinking With Her Hands by Susan Goldman Rubin (Chronicle Books)
The Music of Life: Bartolomeo Cristofori & the Invention of the Piano by Elizabeth Rusch & Illustrated by Marjorie Priceman (Atheneum Books for Young Readers)
The Whydah: A Pirate Ship Feared, Wrecked, and Found by Martin W. Sandler (Candlewick Press)


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Scott McKillop is the latest athlete who will be doing one of the tired rookie draft diaries. His first entry doesn't share much - the most eventful part is when he talks about his bumpy flight out to the West Coast:
We actually hit some pretty bad turbulence flying into Denver. It was probably the worst turbulence I've ever had in my life, so I started to say my Hail Mary's and the Lord's Prayer over and over again. I'm sure everyone was a little worried; meanwhile I was gripping the chair in front of me as tight as I could.
Um, hopefully these get better...it's a long way till football season.


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Photoset and "CliffsNotes"* version of my vacation last August via Highbrow Magazine.
I previously complained quite a bit (not just in the linked article above but also in my travel diaries) about the blazing Italian summer heat, but I would gladly trade that for the below-freezing temperatures Paris has been having.
Just the other night whilst working on the food truck I became irrationally paranoid about getting frostbite when I couldn't feel my toes. I knew it probably couldn't happen when I was wearing two layers of socks under my boots and the temperature was a mere 30F, but sometimes I let my
inner hypochondriac imagination run away with me. I blame reading about the 2008 K2 disaster on a recent Wikipedia binge. (But seriously, on the subject of The Summit I am insanely jealous of anyone who is at Sundance right now).
*Don't misinterpret this as an admission that I frequented this website during my academic career or anything, but in verifying the domain name just now I realized, for the first time, that there is in fact an 's' between the two words. #mindblown


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Enio Ruben Tablas, convicted in November 2015 of sexually assaulting a female passenger in his taxi, was sentenced Wednesday to five years in prison.
Tablas is still facing trial for allegedly assaulting another female passenger in a separate incident. He is charged with two counts of second-degree sex assault, a Class B felony punishable by up to 10 years in prison.
Tablas, originally from Guatemala, also faces deportation.
"In his taxi, Tablas was a predator on the prowl," Prosecuting Attorney Keith M. Kaneshiro said. "He targeted a young woman who was alone and vulnerable and who trusted that he would safely take her home."
Kaneshiro thanked the victim, Kayla Rose, for testifying during Tablas' trial and for publicly encouraging other victims of sex assault to step forward and seek justice.
"Kayla's exceptional courage is why Tablas is in prison today," Kaneshiro said.
Rose told the Star-Advertiser: "People need to be behind bars so they don't do it again. It's time that we stand up and unite. And because of how I was that night, intoxicated or not, in a dress or not, alone or not, that should never have happened to me."
Deputy prosecutor Victoria Chang won the conviction and will also be handling the next case against Tablas.
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Transcendence (trailer): New Film Executive Produced by Christopher Nolan
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In what's sure to be a be a blockbuster hit, Johnny Depp will be starring in "Transcendence", a film by Wally Pfister, first time director but long time cinematographer for Christopher Nolan. The film will be executive produced by Christopher Nolan and his wife Emma Thomas (the masterminds behind "Inception" and the Dark Knight series).
In what reads like a prequel to the Matrix, the film is about Dr. Will Caster, an artificial intelligence researcher who strives to create a machine with the ability to feel.


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In November I managed to get out on a Friday night to observe. These were at FR006 Juniper Grove Observing location and sorry, it was dark when I got there so no pictures. It was mild that night, around 44 degrees F and that fell down to around 26 degrees F when I got done. I visited some old friends that night and here is what I got.
1. M1 The Crab Nebula. November 17th, 2017 FR006 Juniper Grove: Antoniadi I; 17.5" dob with 10mm & 5mm Pentax XW. Paracorr Type II.
Messier 1 showed to me good structure in the 17.5" dob. A slight brightening in the center was observed and my UHC filter brought out structure on the edge and on the center. My OIII brought out what appeared to me as filament structure. A fun observation tonight, getting the most out of my mirror, my eyepieces and the structure of the object.
NGC 2438 and Messier 46. November 17th, 2017. FR006 Juniper Grove; Antoniadi I; 17.5" dob with 10mm Pentax XW, 22mmT4 Nagler and 26mm Nagler T5 with Paracorr Type II.
3. Messier 74 a Face on Spiral Galaxy; November 17th, 2017, FR006 Juniper Grove; Antoniadi I, 17.5" dob with 7mm, 10mm Pentax XW and 22mmT4 Nagler, Paracorr Type II.
I love observing this object and its been about 4 years I believe since I last saw it. Spiral structure was easily observed at high magnificaion and even in the 22mmT4 Nagler, I made out easily spiral structure. Again, just a fun galaxy to study.
4. Messier 103, Open Cluster. November 17th, 2017, FR006 Juniper Grove; Antoniadi I, 17.5" dob with 10mm Pentax XW and 20mm Pentax XW and 22mmT4Nagler with Paracorr Type II.
Again, doing some open cluster work this night and here I used colored pastel pencils to place the stars and their colors and focused on blue and orange as my colors. I enhanced these images in GIMPa and their colors, and in the bottom one, added the dazzle affect to try to recreate how this wonderful open cluster looked at the eyepiece.
5. Messier 15, Globular Cluster, November 17th, 2017; FR006 Juniper Grove, Antoniadi I, 17.5" dob, with 7mm, 10mm Pentax XW and 22mmT4 Nagler. Paracorr Type II.
I have never been happy, and still am not with my sketching of Globular clusters. This is improving and I realized that I need to vary my star size and make more of my stars fainter and some more brighter to get that 3D affect. Overall not a bad view and I did again for the second time, capture Pease 1 the PN in Messier 15 and that took up a good share of time. More on that in another post perhaps, but I was pleased to successful have found and observed Pease 1 again.
6. NGC 1360 The Robin's Egg Nebula. November 17th, 2017; FR006 Juniper Grove; Antoniadi I; 17.5" dob with 5mm, 7mm, 10mm Pentax XW and the 22mm T4 Nagler as the finder. Paracorr Type II also.
Two versions of the is planetary nebula. The first one is my finished version with color added in to it and really reflects what I saw in the eyepiece. The bottom one was the sketch without color, and it also gives a really good affect of what you see on this object as well.
7. NGC 1055 edge on Spiral Galaxy in Cetus. November 17th, 2017, FR006 Juniper Grove; Antoniadi I; 17.5" dob with 10mm Pentax XW and 7mm Pentax XW, with 22mmT4Nagler and Type II Paracorr.
NGC 1055 Galaxy in Cetus. It has been 7 years since i visited this galaxy and this time the larger aperture and darker skies than those of Pit n Pole showed and revealed more. The dust lanes are more evident in the sketch than in my observation, I could tell and see they were there Did this one digitally and again, I like my original sketch better.
8. NGC 869 & NGC 884, the Double Cluster; November 17th, 2017; FR006 Juniper Grove; Antoniadi I; 17.5" dob with 22mmT4Nagler & 26mm T5 Nagler with Type II Paracorr.
It has been over 10 years since i tried to sketch the Double Cluster and tonight, I figured why not. The first sketch is the sketch I did while at the eyepiece, and the one below it, I tried to cross the brighter stars which isn't realistic since my 17.5" dob has a curved vane, not a traditional 4 cross vane on its spider. Oh well, a little fun. The top sketch I prefer anyway.
9. NGC 7662 The Blue Snowball, a Planetary Nebula. November 17th, 2017; FR006 Juniper Grove, Antoniadi I; 17.5" dob with 10mm & 5mm Pentax XW and Paracorr Type II.
The blue snowball really showed itself tonight and the color was evident. I tried both a OIII and UHC Narrowband filter and they brought out more of the shape or dimmed it and showed a hint of the outer shell, but the dark site and larger dob brought out the best view without a filter. I always enjoy this object.
10. NGC 256 The Skull Nebula, a Planetary Nebula; November 17th, 2017; FR006 Juniper Grove; Antoniadi I; 17.5" dob with 10mm & 14mm Pentax XW, 22mmT4 Nagler and Paracorr Type II; OIII and Narrowband Filters by 1000 Oaks and DGM.
Fantastic object this night! Central star was easily observed and the PN seems to have a brighter out edge with a lot of fainter material in the central region by the star. Some parts of the central region showed no structure or evidence of structure. This is a large Planetary Nebula that is about 6 light years across and easy to pass by if your not sure what your looking for or for faint DSO's. Fun object to play and tease with. Tried my OIII which brought out some structure and my DGM and 1000's Oaks Narrowband which dimmed it, but brought out some of the brighter portions.


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Validating Unchecked Anger: Solange, E. E. Cummings, and the Power of Enduring Fury
I used to take pride in living my life by the precepts of E. E. Cummings' wisdom, articulated in his poem "let it go". The words point to anger and resentment as the cornerstones of unhappiness: and I had anger and resentment to spare.
The sort that was deep and personal and smarting, for people who deserved it; the sort that was broad and sweeping and directed at my disappointment toward humanity; the sort that was sharp and bitter, buoyed by my own regrets and borne by my inability to live with my truth.
"let all go/dear/so comes love", Cummings exhorts. This became my lifelong canon, the tenet I aspired to even as I soured in my own rancor. Anger isn't comely. It isn't flattering, it isn't dignified: most of all, it isn't healthy.
I found in the long run, however, that trying to force wisdom in a situation that warranted more than that was no more healthy. Letting things go is synonymous with grace and release. But there is another form of release that can be found in validating anger, a more raw and liberating one.
Two years ago, like everyone else who had listened to it, I fell in love with Solange's masterpiece A Seat at the Table, not least because it is a musical tour de force. But most of all, the lyrical prowess demonstrated by Knowles is what made it a work of exceptional beauty. Even without the context in which it is rooted — namely race and womanhood — A Seat at the Table can be universally recognized as a testament to the power of being seen and the solace of intimacy with oneself.
I understood its urgency as I listened to it: it was a work of immediacy prompted in part by the many social overhauls that had rattled the United States in the year prior, most notably the #BlackLivesMatter movement. In the backdrop of the 2016 election, one could go as far as to characterize A Seat at the Table as a time capsule of the era, a culmination of frustrations intimate and large.
Many of the songs will stand the test of time: "Cranes in the Sky" is a heartbreaking ode to depression, and as long as people will deal with mental illness, they will relate to the lyrics.
Others, I dare say, will no longer be relevant in a thousand years: I childishly hope to live in a world where we won't need songs like "Don't You Wait", "FUBU" or "Don't Touch My Hair" because we, as a people, would have learned to deal with the complicated matters of race and appropriation.
Having said that, I did not expect that of all Solange's breathtaking songs, "Mad" would be the one to change my life.
In the two years since the album was released, I believe we have reached peak anger. I, too, have evolved from the passive animosity that has characterized my entire teenage-hood and early twenties, to a rage that is hard to contain at times. A rage I can seldom account for nowadays.
The political climate has bled into the social one with such seamless ease that it is often hard to dissociate the both of them. The feminist movements are mentioned simultaneously with accounts of politicians who have made a career out of misogyny. Whitewashing in Hollywood is called out synchronously with the rise of Nazi sentiment in the United States, and at large. The opioid crisis that has been rattling our national conversations runs parallel with suicide and mental illness statistics that are so rampant, and yet so very private. You could cut the tension in the world with a knife.
In such ways, "Mad" weaves universal, collective anger with personal ones. Over a deceptively gentle melody, Solange and Lil Wayne trade melancholy musings with steely, dispassionate acrimony. Suicide is mentioned alongside societal pressures to excel as a black person. The struggle to succeed is voiced aspace with loneliness. Many of the resentments mentioned in the song have, on a larger scale, led to tragic rifts, ugly confrontations, tone-deaf conversations. The dialogue around gun control prompted by recent shootings have, for example, degenerated into adults name-calling children, while on smaller scales, micro-aggressive interactions show no sign of dwindling (one need only look at any comment section of the most innocuous subject).
It isn't hard to conclude that violence succeeds where words do not, because anger is exacting, it is satisfying. Why should I have a conversation in which I am not heard, if I can act out my rage instead?
And herein lies the power of Solange's song. The rest of A Seat at the Table is contemplative, reflective, but it invites discussion and debate ("Where Do We Go From Here?").
"Mad", on the other hand, simply states a state of being, one that is regularly dismissed. We have often been called the generation of Outrage, a society easily piqued and indignant over seemingly inane things. And while social media does indeed facilitate the overabundance of opinions and give space to promptly expressed thoughts one would have normally kept to oneself, I don't necessarily agree with this notion.
Maybe we are not the generation of outrage, but rather, the generation of being fed up, which is subtly different. Being fed up points to a perpetual state of exhaustion which has reached its limit. It is not necessarily good or even healthy (E. E. Cummings' words invade my thoughts, once again), but as long as we keep expecting people to get over things without having given an outlet to their pain, anger will seethe right under our skins.
Maybe we are not more sensitive than before; maybe we have simply had more platforms of expression; maybe more people than ever are finding the courage to come forward with their experiences. And while it may seem like sensory overload to those who are not used to having to listen, it does not make it any less important.
This, Solange expresses with disarming honesty throughout. "You got the right to be mad/ … They say you got to let it go" contradicts what Cummings' poem considers wisdom. In response to "Why you always gotta be so mad?", she counters with "I got a lot to be mad about". The song ends on a bittersweet note: "Man, this shit is draining/But I'm not really allowed to be mad", finally cementing what I had spent years feeling, deep inside.
As a WOC and as a mental illness sufferer, I have so often internalized society's dismissive attitude to my discontent that it has become an act of self-censorship, as natural as if someone else had told me to keep my mouth shut. It doesn't help that historically, black women and anger have been pejoratively linked. It doesn't help that mental health is not held to the same standard as physical health. It doesn't help that women are treated with varying degrees of degradation throughout the world.
But all of us, regardless of our genders and cultural backgrounds, can relate to the frustration of being unheard. We are too seldom told that we can be angry or that we deserve to sit in our messy, chaotic states. We are, instead, told not to overreact. We are told to keep to the decorum. We are told to forgive and forget.
Interestingly, Solange does not sound angry at all, even as she gives voice to the deepest depths of her ire. On the contrary, she proves that one can sound just as composed as when one is happy — if not more — when one is given space to say what matters. Often, anger is just the hostile expression of pain and confusion, looking for a shoulder or a sympathetic ear to settle on.
Solange proposes no solution, no recommendation as to how this can be remedied. Instead, "I've got a lot to be mad about", suggests that there is a can of worms that has not yet been opened. This is a most powerful statement: it validates the things in our lives that we have not vented, it validates the dialogues that this country has not yet had the courage to fully have, and that, in itself, is significant.
I am not done being mad, but it doesn't mean that I am unchanged. In many ways, Solange and E. E. Cummings are not on opposite sides of a spectrum: both yearn for inner peace, and aspire for the same level of wisdom that it allows. Both see love as the opposite of anger: for Cummings, in letting go, "so comes love", which Solange echoes when she laments "Where'd your love go?".
Their words have not been wasted on me. I have finally understood, after years of paralysis, that my anger is of no use to me if I do not do something about it. It is useless if all it does is drain me while I simultaneously try to ignore and hold onto it, like I would a bad habit. I deserve validation but I also owe it to myself to work through it, so that I can finally be free. I am owning my anger, but only because it'll get me to the other side of it — letting go — that much faster.


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Decorated Miami cop accused of false imprisonment and fondling a woman
A decorated Miami police officer was arrested Wednesday, more than a year after a woman complained that he ordered her into his patrol car while he was off duty but in uniform, then kissed her on the mouth and fondled her breasts without her permission.
Patrol officer Alexi Figueroa — who in 2013 received one of the state's highest honors for a law enforcement officer — was charged with false imprisonment and two counts of simple battery. He was booked into the Turner Guilford Knight correctional center and his bond was set at $22,000.
Figueroa, 27, was arrested by Miami-Dade police Wednesday because the alleged incident took place outside the city of Miami. Miami police are conducting an internal affairs investigation into the officer's actions that won't be concluded until Figueroa's legal case plays out.
He has been on paid leave since February 2016. Almost immediately after the arrest, Figueroa's union representation promised he would be cleared.
"The FOP is currently representing officer Figueroa and he is looking forward to his day in court to be exonerated of these charges," said Miami Fraternal Order of Police President Javier Ortiz.
Miami-Dade police weren't commenting on the arrest and the city of Miami released a one-paragraph statement saying Figueroa would remain relieved of duty "until the conclusion of the court case and our own internal investigation."
Figueroa's attorney Robert Buschel said he wasn't willing to fight the arrest warrant's claims in print, but that he feels they're ready for trial.
"We've known about this investigation for some time," Buschel said. "We're prepared for our day in court. We believe he's innocent of the charges and we're looking forward to a jury trial."
Figueroa, who joined the department in 2012, was awarded the Medal of Heroism by Florida Gov. Rick Scott at an elaborate ceremony in 2013 for apprehending a gunman who was firing a gun at a supermarket. Figueroa was off duty that day and had gone shopping with his family.
According to his arrest warrant, Figueroa, who worked patrol in the Model City neighborhood, had just left his shift the night of Jan. 26, 2016, when he approached a woman walking near Northwest 80th Street and Seventh Avenue. The 19-year-old woman, who isn't named in the warrant, told police she went to the store to get toilet paper.
She said that after a brief conversation, Figueroa circled around his vehicle and ordered her into his car. When she got in the front passenger seat, she told police Figueroa began talking to her "inappropriately" then kissed and fondled her.
That's when, she said, she ran home and told her mother. The next day she contacted Miami's Internal Affairs division. There, officers, according to the warrant, showed her a picture of several men and asked her identify Figueroa.
She pointed him out. It wasn't him. Figueroa wasn't among the men pictured by police.
Still, detectives continued to investigate the woman's claim, the warrant said —even opining that "the officer who was identified by the victim does bear a resemblance to the defendant."
Police later found video surveillance that placed a police car at the exact location where the woman claimed the incident took place and at the same time. The video also clearly showed the patrol car's number — which matched the car taken home by Figueroa that night with information in police logs.
The woman said while she was home the day after the alleged incident, her mother's cellphone rang. The woman told police she picked it up and immediately recognized the voice on the other end.
The woman told police she did not give Figueroa her cellphone number.
"The victim immediately hung up in terror," the warrant says. "The victim thereafter moved from the neighborhood in which she had been living due to her fear of retaliation by the defendant."


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Freddie Mac has published a list of companies that meet its requirements regarding the creation, signing and storage of electronic promissory notes.
Four companies — Digital Delivery, Fiserv, Pavaso and DocMagic subsidiary eSign Systems — have completed the full approval process and meet the requirements to create, sign and/or store e-notes. DocMagic and eOriginal have also been granted provisional approvals as they complete the full review process, Freddie Mac said Tuesday.
Freddie Mac is hardly a stranger to e-notes. The government-sponsored enterprise has been purchasing e-mortgages from seller/servicers since 2005. While Freddie Mac actively purchases e-mortgages, e-notes are still subject to specific requirements.
"The e-note…has to be a single, unique, unaltered, authoritative copy and there are special technology requirements that the mortgage industry has designed to comply with these requirements," Samuel E. Oliver III, vice president of transformation management for Freddie Mac's single-family business, said in a news release.
"Whether sellers build, buy or license it, the system must facilitate the creation, signing, transfer and storage of the e-note to comply with these requirements. That's why we took the extraordinary step of publishing this list of approved vendors."
Freddie Mac chose to publish the approved vendors list as a way of facilitating the use of digital documents by sellers to streamline and to expedite the mortgage process, said Lisa Tibbitts, Freddie Mac's director of public relations.
The adoption of e-mortgages has been constrained by a number of factors, a survey conducted by Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae earlier this year found. Chief among them are the lack of available warehouse funders for e-notes, the lack of investor acceptance and the need for turn-key technology that can offset the different paces at which stakeholders have adopted e-notes.
Demand and cost are also issues, according to the survey. Warehouse lenders noted in the survey that their customers were not asking for lines for e-notes. And technology costs remain high, limiting the return on investment given the current volume.
Beyond the six companies that have either completed or are in the approval process, Tibbitts said there are five other companies in the e-note space. She added that Freddie Mac would be willing to review those companies as well.


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Barcelona Cathedral
As a travel photographer, you are always chasing the sun. Often the limited amount of time you have to spend in a place mixed with your lack of knowledge of its physical layout makes it difficult to get the kind of photos you want. There are some maxims that produce good results like waiting for sunrise and sunset but often times building placement or surprise construction can foil the best-laid plans. For example, I arrived in Barcelona the week of a large electronic festival so as I made my way to the cathedral they were also setting up a large stage and partitions. On top of that, I had no idea that as the sun set it cast an ugly shadow on the Cathedral which obscured my ability to photograph the 250 gargoyles that guard the entrance.
The Barcelona Cathedral's full name is the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and Saint Eulalia. Saint Eulalia was martyred at the age of 13 in 303 for refusing to announce her Christianity. The church itself was built over a thousand years after her death. After completed it took another 450 years for the lateral towers that were in the original design to finally be built. I've always been fascinated with cathedrals and churches after reading Ken Follett's The Pillars of the Earth. So it was fascinating to go and visit a cathedral that was build before the Americas were ever colonized.
The inside of the cathedral is deceptively large. When I first entered the sanctuary I was blown away by the vaulted ceilings. This living museum still holds mass and people were praying as I ambled through this hallowed ground. There was always something visually interesting everywhere whether it was the molding on the pillars or the many religious dioramas. Outside in the cloister, there are 13 geese which represent the 13 tortures that Saint Eulalia faced by the Romans.
After exploring the ground floor I made my way to the roof which only costs me 3 euro's because I visited the cathedral during its free hours in the morning. A quick ride up the elevator and I was able to see the entire city from the rooftop. I got a close-up view of the lateral towers and was able to capture the picture above.
I'm happy that I came back to the cathedral twice because its beauty cannot be absorbed in one viewing. I need to go back with a friend so that I can have a proper photoshoot on the rooftop with the city of Barcelona as my backdrop. Make sure you subscribe below so you never miss an addition to the Archive!


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Michelle Obama Hilariously Breaks Down Why Melania Trump's Inauguration Gift Exchange Appeared So Awkward
The former FLOTUS also explained to Ellen Degeneres how Barack stepped in and saved the day.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton has been released from a New York hospital where she was treated for a blood clot in her head.
Clinton spokesman Philippe Reines says her doctors advised her that she has been making progress on all fronts and are confident she will make a full recovery.
He says Clinton is appreciative of the excellent care she received at New York-Presbyterian Hospital and is eager to get back to work. A date for her return to the State Department has not been set.
Clinton had been in the hospital since Sunday, where she was being treated with blood thinners to dissolve the clot. Doctors discovered the clot during a follow-up exam stemming from a concussion she suffered earlier in December.
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The former FLOTUS also explained to Ellen Degeneres how Barack stepped in and saved the day.
"When my teacher asks me a question thinking I'm not paying attention, but I get it right."


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I suppose September 11 was pretty blog-intensive, especially with it being a multiple-of-five anniversary. I managed to make it through the day without thinking about it much, except when I saw that the flag outside my building was flying at half-staff.
Is it wrong for me just to not think about something painful? I have enough pain ni my past that I could think about it all night long and never leave the house, even without 9/11.
I've often wanted to ask my few friends whether they knew personally anyone who had been murdered (I knew two) or if they new personally any murderers (I know one), but I don't know what I would do with the answers. I just wonder about how unevenly pain is spread around to people.
Since I was born, I haven't been able to go more than five years without someone close to me dying. The saddest part is that over half of these people died before they reached 40.
Maybe I'm bad luck to know?


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You Will Need:
- 1/2 C old-fashioned oats
- 1/4 C greek yogurt
- 1/2 C almond milk (or any other milk you prefer)
- 1/2 banana sliced thinly
- 1 TSP chia seeds
- 1 TSP vanilla
- 1 TBS applesauce
- 1 TBS brown sugar
Combine all into a bowl and mix until everything is evenly distributed. Store in plastic/glass container overnight. The next morning, add about 1/4 a cup (more/less depending on how liquidy you want oats) almond milk to your oats. Top the oats!
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bill-swift - October 26, 2010
I know there's this big 'disappointment' think going on with Emma Watson and the big time hair chop. As a man who gets his hair trimmed at Supercuts with newspaper coupons, I'm loathe to comment on the coiffure choices of others. Especially young super hotties like Emma Watson. So, here's what I'll say about her hair: it rests on top of a very sexy woman and nobody sane would ever kick her out of their boudoir because of her haircut. Case in point, these Emma Watson pictures from Elle Russia, where even classy this hot-bodied Hermione decked out in designer wear, knocks my socks completely off. Eventually, the hair will grow back. The lust will only grow stronger. Enjoy.


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At least around these UCSB parts, graduation looms. Which is both a boon ("I've done it! I'm free!") and terrifying ("I'm free…to do what?"). To celebrate all of those surging mixed emotions, we've decided to examine the education process with this week's show. We do need no education, as it were. It won't just be college hijinks, but all levels of schooling sung about, so tune in for some Nat King Cole and the Ramones, the cast of Avenue Q and Jack Sheldon. (And if you don't know who Sheldon is, you need to study up on your Schoolhouse Rock.)
"Frank 'n' George" airs Tuesdays 10:30 am – 12:30 pm this quarter.


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Just as the World Youth Fly Fishing Championships will bring together anglers from around the world, Colorado Trout Unlimited aims to bring our State together for the Family Fly Fishing Festival and Conservation Symposium. Youth of all ages and adults alike are invited to have some fun with the tournament's competitors while learning some new skills along the way.
On the private ponds of Nova Guides, instruction - including from members of Team USA - will be offered for anglers of different abilities. Other outdoor activities from partners like Colorado Parks and Wildlife, River Watch, and the Eagle River Watershed Council will be available for the whole family: fly casting, fly tying, entomology and fish art and more. Lunch will be provided during the Conservation Symposium where guests can learn about the waters of Colorado and the groups who work to protect them - including learning about restoration efforts planned in the Camp Hale area with the National Forest Foundation.
When: Saturday, August 15, 2015 What Time: 10:00 am – 2:00 pm Activities: Fly fishing demos and learning, fly fishing on lake, speakers Where: Nova Guides at Camp Hale Directions: directions or smart phone map link
Registration is $10 per person or $30 for a family of four. Click here to sign up!


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Organised by Abadir www.abadir.net
The issue of migration is one of the most controversial in recent history. Sicily, as a border, experiences the plight of countless boatloads of migrants reaching the coast on a daily basis – their first haven in the "new" world. Abadir is a design school based in Catania. In 2017, the entire academy was dedicated to studying the phenomenon of migration and worked alongside local reception centres to develop a series of projects celebrating the meeting of different cultures.
- ph Davide Farabegoli


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