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Bitcoin Price Key Highlights
- Bitcoin price was trading inside an ascending triangle pattern as illustrated in a previous article.
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Bitcoin price broke below its triangle support to indicate that the selloff isn't over yet.
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The 100 SMA is below the 200 SMA so the path of least resistance is still to the downside. In addition, these moving averages held as dynamic inflection points and pushed bitcoin price down. However, the gap between the two moving averages has closed and an upward crossover seems imminent, likely indicating a return in bullish pressure.
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I can remember college like it was yesterday. The thrill of higher learning, the taste of jerky, the smell of bong water, and the sound of my 56k modem desperately clawing onto the internet. In this Top 5, we�re counting down the best Back to School tech gifts, any one of which would have seemed like a miracle when I went to school. Starting off at #5: an all-in-one printer. There�s nothing cool about it, but you just gotta do it. CNET�s top pick is this $80 Epson that can also work as a scanner. Your kid may groan when they get this, but it�ll save their hide when they�re printing a term paper at 4am. #4: get them a real camera. If you don�t, their college memories will be nothing more than a series of Instagram pics scattered across Facebook. Our top pick here is the Canon EOS Rebel T3i. It�s so good, they�ll be earning art credits in their sleep. {maybe a pic of college kid passed out on the couch} At #3: give them some mindless entertainment. I know it sounds counterproductive, but if you want your kid to skip the kegger, give them a good reason to stay in. At minimum, send them off with a $60 Roku HD. But if you want maximum vegetation, try this 50-inch Editors� Choice Panasonic TV and seal the deal with a Sony PS3 Slim. Of course, all the real work they�ll be doing is going to be on a computer, which slides in here at #2. If they already have one they�re comfortable with, you could throw in an iPad for a little extra ammunition. But if they need a serious upgrade, the Dell Inspiron 14z is our top choice for students. Now before we get to our #1 back to school tech gift, here�s a gift worth holding off on -- an iPhone. All the rumors are pointing to a new model coming out in the Fall, which is sure to make the current iPhone feel very uncool. pause That being said, having a smartphone on campus these days is so essential that it tops our list at #1. Even if they�re dead set on getting the new iPhone 5 when it comes out, you need to send them off something. Our top pick for students is the Droid Razr Maxx. It has the battery life to keep up with all-day use and a Kevlar design that�s very forgiving. For CNET�s full list of Back to School gift ideas check out grads.CNET.com, where you�ll find gift ideas for any budget. And for more Top 5�s like this, try Top5.CNET.com. I�m Donald Bell, thanks for watching.


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St. Thomas University (STU) will host a panel discussion titled "Two Faiths One God: The Muslim Experience in America," with the intention of informing, educating and enlightening the community about the central beliefs of the faith, and the common roots it shares with other faiths.
The panel, taking place Thursday, Feb. 25, 2016, from 7 to 8:30 p.m., will feature Father James L. Heft, President of the Institute for Advanced Catholic Studies at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles; and, via video conferencing, Dr. Amir Hussain, who is both a professor of theological studies at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, and a Muslim whose specialty is the study of Islam. At the conclusion of the discussion, the speakers will answer questions from the audience.
"Our religions have more in common than they have differences," said STU President Monsignor Franklyn Casale. "Our School of Theology's Institute for Ecumenical and Interreligious Studies looks for opportunities to facilitate dialogue and scholarship across religious boundaries for the purpose of deepening knowledge and understanding of the world's religions. With so much discussion about Islam occurring in the world right now, understanding what life in America is like as a Muslim is not only timely, but important."
According to the Pew Research Center, Muslims are the fastest-growing religious group in the world. The growth and migration of Muslims, alongside the impact of extremist groups such as ISIS, have brought Muslims and the Islamic faith to the forefront of U.S. politics. Yet information and facts about Muslims are not well known.
"Most Americans say they know little or nothing about Islam, which is worrisome because this lack of knowledge results in prejudice against or hatred of Islam and Muslims," said Hussain. "My hope is that discussions like this facilitate a diverse learning environment, shed light on the similarities between us, and help us to understand the experience of American Muslims."
The event, hosted by STU's School of Theology and Ministry and the Winifred and Joseph Amaturo Lecture Series, is free and open to the general public, and will take place at the Shojaee Family Law School Wing, A-112.
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St. Thomas University to Host Discussion Panel on 'The Muslim Experience in America'
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I am so thrilled that this is taking place! It is definitely timely and important to have this discussion, especially because of all the negativity displayed to our Islamic brothers and sisters. Will this event be recorded for persons who are not able to attend? If not, would you please consider doing so? :)ReplyDelete
I am sure this kind of dialogues will let us reach a better path for human rights on the streets and neighborhoods, better than a book on the shelf.ReplyDelete
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Jim Tressel did the only thing he could yesterday by resigning as Ohio State's football coach.
You can't preach accountability to your players and then not be accountable for your own actions. You can't lie about not having been accountable.
You can only hope that over time people will remember you were a good coach who won a national title and owned Michigan. In Columbus, that's good enough, which is sad.
Now it's time for Ohio State athletic director Gene Smith and university president E. Gordon Gee to demonstrate that they also are accountable by stepping down. They have failed in their most basic responsibilities.
As recently as one week ago, Smith affirmed his support for Tressel, though he knew his coach had turned a blind eye to players receiving improper benefits and then lying about what he knew.
Smith runs the largest athletic department in the nation with 36 sports and a budget in excess of $90 million, a department intended to operate according to the university's mission statement:
"The highest sense of integrity shall characterize every aspect of policy, performance and programs. All participants shall exemplify impeccable integrity — be they student athletes, coaching staff, administrative professionals or support staff of the department."
Former Ohio State football player Ray Small recently told the school's student newspaper, The Lantern, that it was common practice for athletes to receive preferential treatment like free tattoos for autographs and great deals on cars.
"I don't see why it's a big deal," Small said.
Smith failed to convey the university's athletic department mission statement to the athletes. He did not foster an atmosphere of compliance.
The NCAA continues to investigate Ohio State, and there's a possibility that athletes in other sports less famous than star Buckeyes quarterback Terrelle Pryor might have paid less to have "Only God can Judge Me" or another philosophical message tattooed on their triceps.
"They have a lot [of dirt] on everybody," Small said of the NCAA, "because everybody was doing it."
Gee hired Smith. Gee came to Ohio State from Vanderbilt with a reputation as an academic. He eliminated the athletics department in Nashville, placing it under the auspices of the Division of Student Life.
Gee once said, "Many athletic departments exist as separate, almost semi-autonomous fiefdoms within universities and there is the feeling that the name on the football jersey is little more than a 'franchise' for sports fans."
Gee's worst fears appear to have come true on his watch — the scarlet-and-gray jerseys now are a scarlet letter for the university. New leadership is needed, not just in the football program.


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1. The Evangelical Alliance has been involved
with the Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission from its creation.
Throughout, we have kept our constituency informed about its proposals,
researched many of the issues raised and lobbied Commissioners
and elected representatives. We are pleased now to submit evidence
to this Inquiry based on our experience.
2. From its inception, the Commission was
not perceived to be representative of the community in Northern
Ireland; a fact which seriously hindered its effectiveness. Its
perceived nationalist majority was re-balanced in December 2001
with new appointments, but not before debate had been reduced
to simplistic "nationalist v unionist" plot and counter-plot.
3. But it is not only in political terms
that the Commission's original make-up was unbalanced. It had
no ethnic minority representation (again, redressed in December
2001) and was weighted heavily in favour of those with legal or
human rights backgrounds. This may be useful in terms of expertise,
but it is not representative, nor is the Commission's exclusively
middle-aged perspective. That only the Chief Commissioner is a
full-time appointment weights influence and public profile disproportionately
towards his particular viewpoint.
4. Crucially, the Commission is not representative
because of its apparent consensus on issues about which the community
at large does not share a single line. It may be that dissent
existed amongst Commissioners, but had no public outletthis
does not uphold the principles of transparency, and caused concern
amongst groups with differences of opinion with the Commission
that they would receive a fair hearing. Northern Ireland is not
unanimous that an expansive, prescriptive Bill of Rights is desirable,
and it should not be suggested that a unified opinion exists.
5. The apparent hostilities between the
Commission and elected representatives in the province have weakened
its effectiveness. The Commission does not present itself as underpinning
the political structures, but rather as undermining them. Set
up by the same Belfast Agreement that established the Assembly,
This is an incongruous position of usurping the elected and representative
political system that Northern Ireland lacked for so long. This
is not a tenable position for the Commission to maintain.
6. We understand that the Commission has
a good public profile and degree of respect abroad, particularly
in those countries with similar ongoing processes. However, within
Northern Ireland it has been to some extent discredited by resignations,
resource demands and its proposals for a Bill of Rights which
were roundly dismissed, most publically at a major conference
on human rights at Queen's University, 8 December 2001. It is
also seen as tainted by its unrepresentative nature.
7. Until it has regained the respect and
trust of the public, it would be wholly inappropriate to extend
the powers of the Commission. Even so, there seems to be little
reason for the Commission not to work within the same framework
as other Non-Departmental Public Bodies.
If the Commission was to co-operate with the
other agencies responsible for overseeing human rights protection
in Northern Ireland, whose specific powers and remits all vary,
then the whole range would be covered without extending the powers
of one.
8. We do not believe that the level of resources
available to the Commission has impacted negatively on its work.
Its second largest area of expenditure in 2001-02 was on the Bill
of Rights project that was publicised and launched in that period.
That level of expenditure will not be ongoing, which should provide
some flexibility for other areas.
9. In 2001-02, the Commission did extremely
well in securing extra funding, with two successful bids of £357,000
and £209,000 respectively. The mechanisms obviously exists
for the Commission to negotiate with government for extra funds,
as it does for all other bodies who have access to public expenditure.
When there is such pressure on that public expenditure, there
is no case for the Commission to be given special treatment. Indeed,
one could argue that it is self defeating for the Commission to
request significant extra funds, thus taking money away from schools,
hospitals and policingall of which are on the front line
delivering some of the very rights which the Commission demands.
10. Despite repeated requests, the Commission
failed to provide costings for the proposals in its Making
a Bill of Rights document. This seemed to be for the reason
that human rights were above and beyond mere financial value.
However, good stewardship of scarce public resources is not served
by this attitudean attitude that is not compatible with
the Commission's very clear costings for its own financial requirements.
In 2002-03, the Commission has requested that its core budget
be doubled.
11. During the consultation process, the
Commission could not be faulted on their willingness to engage
with groups seeking to influence their decisions. From the Chief
Commissioner to the intern researchers, they were accessible,
open and happy to forward documents, research resources and the
like. This aspect of their work is to be praised.
12. However, we believe there was a serious
flaw in the process by which consultation responses were evaluated.
On certain issues on which the Commission received a multitude
of responses, like the rights of victims and the rights of women,
the great extent of public interest is used as a reason for inclusion.
However, on other issues that generated great interest, like abortion,
the Commission fails to recommend inclusion of any right, whether
pro-life of pro-choice. There is clearly inconsistency in their
method of evaluation, especially when such rights are included
as election by proportional representation, which was in no way
a stated priority for any significant number of respondents. The
consultation was sold as an opportunity to "make your voice
heard", and while quantity should not guarantee inclusion,
some clear statement of how responses were weighed would bolster
13. Many of the recommendations in the document
are policy decisions, appropriate for political debate and prioritisation,
not for a Bill of Rights. Curriculum content, voting age, method
of election and the transfer procedure properly belong in the
public arena for decision-making by elected representatives; allowing
them to become rights usurps the role of those representatives.
14. There was a great deal of debate over
interpretations of "the particular circumstances of Northern
Ireland". It is odd that in a maximalist document, the Commission
interpreted that clause of the Agreement in a minimalist way.
Some of the crucial areas most particular to the province are
ignored (like paramilitary violence) and others (like freedom
of expression and association) are considered dealt with sufficiently
by the European Convention. If this is the case, then why the
Commission felt the need to supplement the Convention in so many
other, less contentious areas, is called into question.
15. Many of the clauses in the Commission's
proposed Bill of Rights duplicate laws that already exist in Northern
Ireland (for example, the equality provisions), or that the Assembly
(pre-suspension) had prioritised for legislation. This duplication
is unnecessary and unhelpful, adding to our legislative burden
without necessarily answering real needs.
16. Instead of presenting a lengthy document
that seems eager to give every interest group their own particular
right, the Commission would do better to look at the needs of
society in Northern Ireland as a whole. The individualistic language
of rights cannot be presented as the answer to the problems of
the province, because it is inadequate to define and mediate our
complex relationships. The Commission must accept that often rights,
and their defence at all costs, are the problem and not the answer.
Northern Ireland will not be healed by a Bill of Rights, it will
be healed by people taking responsibility for themselves and their
actions, through the political process.
17. Insofar as a Bill of Rights can underpin
that healing process through such rights as we already enjoy through
the European Convention, then well and good. Beyond that, it can
only offer a statement of principles that must be less prescriptive
and more inspirational, acting to guide and inform the priorities
of politicians.
18. We look forward to the presentation
by the Commission in December 2002 of their new proposals for
a way forward. It must be hoped that engagement with their new
proposals is less in the manner of a shopping list, and more astutely
political and philosophical.
21 November 2002


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18 – 20 November
Ashley Street Green, Hornsby
Hornsby Shire Council and Hornsby RSL present Screen on the Green. Set over three nights, Hornsby will play host to a pop-up cinema on the green, featuring live performances, street food and bar; plus plenty of activities to keep you entertained pre-show.
Friday 18 November: Eddie the Eagle
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The feel good movie of the year – EDDIE THE EAGLE is an absolute must see. Inspired by true events, Eddie the Eagle is a heart-warming story about an underdog that refused to give up. Starring Hugh Jackman & Taron Egerton, this is a comedy that the whole family will enjoy.
The event opens at 5pm for street table tennis, a retro sports photo booth, retro aerobics, an 80s feel good playlist, international food stalls including Vietnamese, German and Turkish, and Hornsby RSL's pop up bar. Wear your best retro sports outfit for your chance to win a BEST DRESSED prize package.
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Movie starts at sunset (approximately 7:45pm).
Saturday 19 November: Disney's Cars
From the acclaimed creators of Toy Story, The Incredibles and Finding Nemo comes CARS – a high-octane adventure comedy that shows life is about the journey, not the finish line.
The venue is open at 5pm for a classic car and fire truck exhibition, face painting, billy kart demonstration from Streetworks, a Disney playlist with your kids' favourites and classic tunes that will inspire nostalgia for your own childhood, trackside food stalls, and Hornsby RSL's pop up bar.
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Movie starts at sunset (approximately 7:45pm).
Sunday 20 November: Dirty Dancing
Dancing to the beat of their hearts, heart-throb Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey star in this electrifying and sensual classic film. A vivid love story set in the summer of '63, DIRTY DANCING is set to pounding rhythms and vibrant dance – guaranteed to be the time of your life!
The venue is open from 5pm for street dancing inspired by the film, a Dirty Dancing playlist, Americana food stalls including The Nighthawk Diner, and Hornsby RSL's pop up bar. Wear your best '60s digs for your chance to win a BEST DRESSED prize package.
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Movie starts at sunset (approximately 7:45pm).
Where: Ashley Street green, Hornsby. (Opposite Hornsby RSL)
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Harrison Ford will play Han Solo again in the new Star Wars triology, Latino-Review tells Fox News Latino.
The Hollywood gossip website has broken entertainment news for nearly 10 years, scooping even TV and movie trade papers.
Cited by the Hollywood Reporter, Variety, and polarized in tinsel-town, Kelvin Chavez and Umberto "El Mayimbe" Gonzalez, two Latinos from Queens, New York have dedicated their lives to informing their readers about movies — specifically superhero flicks. The two long-time friends get insider information that movie studios don't want to talk about.
As a spinoff of Latino-Review, Gonzalez and Chavez are launching a startup called Mayimbe Media, their first step into the content business where they would acquire and produce English- language, small-budget genre films with Latinos in them.
According to Gonzalez, "The American Latino film audience is the most undeserved film market in the U.S. Our focus is to remain uniquely Latino yet widely universal. Exactly like we do on Latino-Review.
Read more at Fox News Latino.


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A beautiful hotel in Mallaig, Scotland is urgently looking for 2 room attendants to work during the 2016 season. The job is clean and service hotel guest rooms and communal areas in 40 bedroom hotel.
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Posted On February 12th, 2013 - Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Jan. 17, 2013
Rosalino Agcopra, 75, of Ewa Beach died in Honolulu. He was born in Honolulu. He is survived by sons Albert Jr., Lloyd and Reuben Cantere; and Arvin, Duane, Robin, Brian and Mark Agcopra; daughters Vanessa Cantere, Betsy Esposito and Roslyn and Danielle Agcopra; sisters Shirley Pasco and Terrie Pilago; 38 grandchildren; and 37 great-grandchildren. Visitation: 5:30 p.m. Friday at Mililani Mortuary-Waipio, mauka chapel. Services: 6:30 p.m. Burial: 11:30 a.m. Feb. 19 at Mililani Memorial Park. Aloha or casual attire. Flowers welcome.
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Leadership theories attempt to explain why and how certain people become effective leaders. Eight theories have emerged to identify personality traits that make people excel at leadership positions.Continue Reading
The great man theory states that certain individuals are born with characteristics that make them natural leaders, and trait theory explains that people inherit certain characteristics that make them better suited for leadership roles.
According to contingency theory, a combination of factors determines the success of an individual as a leader.
Situational theory suggests that leaders choose the best approach based on the situation, and behavioral theory proposes that skilled leaders learn to become great through observation and teaching.
Participative theory suggests that the best leadership style is one that incorporates the input of others. Such leaders encourage active participation and contributions from team members. They also make the members feel more committed and relevant.
Management theory is also known as transactional theory. It emphasizes the role of supervision and group performance. Under this theory, a great leader is one who effectively uses a reward and punishment system. This theory is often employed in business as employers reward employees who are successful and punish employees who underperform.
Relationship theory is also called transformational theory. It focuses on the connections formed between followers and leaders. Transformational leaders motivate and inspire followers by helping them find value in tasks. Such leaders often have high moral standards.Learn more about Managing a Business


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Something interesting: If you want to see Tom Petty and his Heartbreakers play in the Washington DC Area, you're gonna have to pop $45 + service fees to sit on the lawn. I dunno about you, but that seems steep. Very steep. I think they'll come down.
I especially like that fans at home can play Guitar Hero along with the Heartbreakers.
Tom's voice sounds strange. Not bad, but maybe too melodic for him.
Where's the FCC? Did he just say, "I'm free... freeballing?" If Janet Jackson having her nips on display is fine worthy, I'm sure the Tom Petty Underwear Situation merits at least a stern talking to.
Tom Petty (with and without the Heartbreakers) has 26 highlight songs, according to the geniuses at allmusic.com. Since we've all heart Free Fallin 8 bazillion times by now, and it's not really that great a song, couldn't we have traded it for Refugee, Breakdown, You Got Lucky, Don't Come Around Here, or Stop Draggin My Heart Around? Would anyone mind.
I hope he gets off after Running Down a Dream. Best song he did, he should leave on a high note (unless he's gonna do Refugee).Do you need a clearer picture? I don't.
Last thought: Considering the amount of TV I consume, you'd think I'd own a very large HDTV. You'd be very wrong. If you're curious to know why, aside from a general reluctance to have to bring it in past the wife who would give me that look for a microsecond, and not have a problem with it, but I still feel guilty buying stuff, it's because of events like the Superbowl Halftime, the Local News and CSPAN. There are some things that a blurry picture is better for. Tom & The Heartbreakers and nearly everyone in Congress, better in blur.
One more thought: Who knew they were still making new King of the Hills?


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Điểm đánh giá
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Sự sạch sẽ
Sự thoải mái
Vị trí chỗ nghỉ
Tiện nghi
Nhân viên
Giá trị
Đánh giá
Điểm đánh giá8,3
ngày 22 Tháng 7 năm 2018
The bathroom was a bit small.
Great location and value for the money.
Điểm đánh giá9,6
ngày 30 Tháng 6 năm 2018
We liked the peaceful location. But only 10 minutes from bars and restaurants and the beach.
Điểm đánh giá10
ngày 11 Tháng 5 năm 2018
The apartment is located in a quiet area just 10 minutes from the beach. It is clean and comfortable
karen finnemore
Điểm đánh giá7,5
ngày 20 Tháng 3 năm 2018
Plenty of room
Điểm đánh giá10
ngày 12 Tháng 10 năm 2017
Không có bình luận nào cho đánh giá này.
Điểm đánh giá5,8
ngày 21 Tháng 9 năm 2017
Do not expect too much. It is good enough for few days stay.
The cleaining service is below you expect. Towels were not exchanged as I was told. It should be each 2 days but it was each 3 days if you asked for. In reception desk for the whole day there was no one. In hotel are plenty of forbids with penalties. Not only smoking was forbidden, but also you could not eat or drink at the swimming pool if you bought this not in the bar. The bar at the swimming pool was not opened in hours it should be (8:00-23:00 with short break 13:00-16:00). It was usually closed right after breakfast at 10:30 -11:00 till 16:00. Hotel had problems with acceptance of credit card payment. Parking place is very small. It can take only 3-4 cars but you may park on the street up front of the hotel. Majority of the hotel stuff was not speaking English. Only so called manager was speaking English.
Apartment was really big. Hotel is very close to 2 supermarkets and fruit and veg fair. In close neighbourhood were few small restaurants. Breakfasts were good. Hotel has its own lift. Very good solution with air condition in each room.
Điểm đánh giá7,9
ngày 21 Tháng 8 năm 2017
Altogether, we had a great time, we recommend this hotel and Sunny Beach with pleasure!
The wi-fi works only near the pool or at the reception, but that was not really bothering. They have only one elevator and it works pretty hard. And you really need it if you are staying on the 5th or 6th floor, as we did. The employees do not speak english so we had to use google translate but in the end it was not impossible to get the informations we needed. We rented an apartment with 3 double rooms and one studio. The beds were ok but the couches were not that comfy, especially for 2 people. But even the little problems were not that bothering, if you're not a choosey person and if you go with a group of friends to have some fun.
The kindness of our host, they were welcoming. The breakfast was simple and good, we had everything that a buffet needs. The pool was pretty cool, although the water was a little bit cold, it was relaxing and you can buy drinks, ice cream, snacks from the bar. We walked approximately 10 minutes from the hotel to the beach, but with stops to buy drinks and other stuff, so in my opinion the location is pretty close to the beach. The rooms were comfy and large and you can find dryers on the balconies and everything you need in the kitchen (if you wanna cook, or eat/drink something). Also, they have plenty wardrobes and the terrace of the studio is very big. The AC was working good. It's not luxurious but considering the price and how the conditions were... everything was good, we had a great time!
Điểm đánh giá6,7
ngày 21 Tháng 8 năm 2017
Không có bình luận nào cho đánh giá này.
Điểm đánh giá8,8
ngày 25 Tháng 6 năm 2017
Không có bình luận nào cho đánh giá này.


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Neil Armstrong was born August 5, 1930 on a farm in Wapakoneta, Ohio. But proceeded to move around the state for most of his young life, before his family finally settled back in Wapakoneta in 1944. Read Neil Armstrong's Biography.
It was July 20, 1969 when Neil Armstrong spoke what must be considered the most famous words of the 20th century, "one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind". This, of course, was the day that men from Earth first set foot on the Moon. It was the culmination of years of research and development, success and failure, and bitter competition from our feared rivals. And it was the words of a 38 year old Neil Armstrong that echo in the annals of history.
Neil Armstrong was born August 5, 1930 on a farm in Wapakoneta, Ohio. But proceeded to move around the state for most of his young life, before his family finally settled back in Wapakoneta in 1944. There Neil held many jobs around town, especially at the local airport as he was always fascinated with aviation. After starting flying lessons at the age of 15, he was awarded a pilots license on his 16th birthday, before he had earned a driver's license.
Naturally interested in aviation, Armstrong decided to pursue a degree in Aeronautical Engineering from Purdue University under the Holloway Plan. This scholarship sent deserving recipients to University for the completion of their bachelors degree before committing to at least three years of Naval service. At the conclusion of their time in the Navy, they would return to school for two more years of advanced study. Armstrong later completed his master's degree in aerospace engineering at the University of Southern California in 1970.
Armstrong was called to Pensacola Naval Air Station in Florida in 1949 before he could complete his degree. There he earned his wings at 20 years of age, making him the youngest pilot in his squadron. He then flew 78 combat mission in Korea, earning three medals, including the Korean Service Medal. But Armstrong was sent home before the conclusion of the war and finished his Bachelors degree in 1955.
After completing his degree at Purdue, Armstrong decided to try his hand as a test pilot. After an initial application to the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA) -- the prelude to the creation of NASA -- was turned down he took a post at Lewis Flight Propulsion Laboratory in Cleveland, Ohio. However, it was less than a year before Armstrong transfered to Edwards Air force Base (AFB) in California to work with the NACA's High Speed Flight Station.
During his tenure at Edwards Armstrong conducted test flights of over 50 types of experimental aircraft, logging 2,450 hours of air time. Among his accomplishments in these aircraft, Armstrong was able to achieve speeds of Mach 5.74 (4,000 mph or 6,615 km/h) and an altitude of 63,198 meters (207,500 feet), but in the X-15 aircraft.
Neil Armstrong, being an engineer by training, had a technical efficiency to his flying that was the envy of most of his colleagues. However, he was criticized by some of the non-engineering pilots, including Chuck Yeager and Pete Knight, that observed that his flying technique was too mechanical. They argued that flying was, at least in part, feel. Something that didn't come naturally to the engineers, and it was this fact that sometimes got them into trouble.
While Neil Armstrong was a comparatively successful test pilot, he was involved in several ariel incidents. One of the most famous events involving Armstrong occurred on May 21, 1962 when he was sent to investigate Delamar Lake as a potential emergency landing site, flying an F-104. After an unsuccessful landing damaged the radio and hydraulic system, Armstrong headed toward Nellis Air Force Base. When attempting to land at Nellis, the tail hook of the plane lowered due to the damaged hydraulic system and caught the arresting wire on the air field. The plane slid out of control down the runway, dragging the anchor chain along with it.
Upon radioing back to Edwards, Milt Thompson was dispatched in a F-104B to retrieve Armstrong. However, Milt had never flown this particular aircraft, and ended up blowing one of the tires during a hard landing. The runway was then closed for the second time that day to clear the landing path of debris. A third aircraft was sent to Nellis, piloted by Bill Dana. But Bill almost landed his T-33 Shooting Star long, prompting Nellis to send the pilots back to Edwards using ground transportation.
In 1957 Armstrong was selected for the ironically named Man In Space Soonest (MISS) program. Then in September of 1963 he was selected as the first American civilian to fly in space. (Russia launched civilian Valentina Tereshkova into space in June of 1963, beating Armstrong to space.)
In 1966 Armstrong flew on the Gemini 8 mission which launched March 16. Serving as Command Pilot, the crew was to complete the first ever docking with another space craft, an unmanned Agena target vehicle. After 6.5 hours in orbit they were able to dock with the craft, but due to complications they were unable to complete what would have been the third ever "extra-vehicular activity" -- now referred to as a space-walk.
Armstrong also served as the CAPCOM -- typically the only person who directly communicates with the astronauts during missions to space -- for Gemini 11. However, it was not until the Apollo program began that Armstrong ventured into space.
Neil Armstrong's first tour of service to the Apollo program came as the commander of the back-up crew of the Apollo 8 mission, though he had been originally scheduled to back-up the Apollo 9 mission. (Had he remained as the Apollo 9 back-up commander he would have been slated to Command Apollo 12, not Apollo 11.)
Initially, it was planned that Buzz Aldrin, the Lunar Module Pilot would be the first to set foot on the Moon. However, it was determined that because of the positions of the astronauts in the module, it would require Aldrin to physically crawl over Armstrong to reach the hatch. As such, it was decided that it would be easier for Armstrong to exit the module first upon landing.
Apollo 11 touched down on the surface of the Moon on July 20, 1969, at which point Armstrong declared, "Houston, Tranquility Base here. The Eagle has landed." A hugh sigh of relief was said to have been breathed throughout mission control, as it was thought that Armstrong had merely seconds of fuel remaining before the thrusters cut and the lander plummeted to the surface. Armstrong and Aldrin exchanged congratulations before quickly preparing the lander to launch off the surface in case of an emergency.
On July 20, 1969, Armstrong made his way down the ladder from the Lunar Lander and, upon reaching the bottom declared "I'm going to step off the LEM now." As his left boot made contact with the surface he then spoke the words that defined a generation, "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind."
Interestingly, he meant to say "one small step for a man," referring to himself. Otherwise the phrase is actually contrary, since as stated man would imply mankind. Armstrong later was reported as saying that he hoped future quotations would include the "a" parenthetically. However, the phrase is still usually conveyed as he originally spoke it.
About 15 minutes after exiting the module, Aldrin joined him on the surface and they set to investigating the environment on the lunar surface. They also planted the American flag on the surface. But because of a malfunction of the bottom extender of the flag, the flag appeared to be waving. This, of course, would be impossible since there is no air on the Moon. It was supposed to be repaired on a later mission, but because the astronauts liked the way it looked, it was kept in the same condition.
The final task carried out by Neil Armstrong was to leave behind a package of memorial items in remembrance of deceased Soviet cosmonauts Yuri Gagarin and Vladimir Komarov, and Apollo 1 astronauts Gus Grissom, Ed White and Roger Chaffee. All told, Armstrong and Aldrin spent 2.5 hours on the lunar surface. Each of the subsequent landings allowed for more and more time on the surface, culminating in 21 hours of extra-vehicular time performed by the Apollo 17 astronauts.
The astronauts then returned to Earth, splashing down in the Pacific Ocean on July 24, 1969. Armstrong was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest honor bestowed upon civilians, as well as a host of other medals from NASA and other countries.
After a short stint as an administrator with NASA and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), Armstrong accepted a teaching position at the University of Cincinnati with the department of Aerospace Engineering. He held this appointment until 1979. Armstrong also served on two investigation panels. The first was after the Apollo 13 incident, while the second came after the Challenger explosion.
Neil Armstrong now lives a life outside the public eye. He stopped signing autographs more than a decade ago when he came to know that people were selling items baring his signature for thousands of dollars. There have also been issues with individuals selling forgeries. Armstrong will occasionally make public comments when asked about NASA and current policy. The most recent statement, in early 2010, was in staunch criticism of the President's plan to cancel the Constellation program.
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A tribute to men in nursing
I was inspired to pay tribute to the men of nursing after reading this recent comment from one of our brothers in the profession:
I am a nursing student, and about the "man card" thing. I am a former Corporal in the Marine Corps infantry. I first got interested in healthcare in Iraq doing combat medicine, like taking care of bullet wounds, burns, and fragment wounds from IEDs. I know who I am and if someone gives me a hard time about being a nursing student, it just show me that they are overcompensating for something. As long as I am providing for my wife and son, I don't care what other people think. I want to be a flight nurse because I like working in high-pressure jobs.
First, THANK YOU for serving, Corporal!
Second, does everyone realize just how new women are to nursing? Particularly trained, educated women from all walks of life?
2000 years ago, nursing school was for men only!
Most of the first nurses in recorded history were members of male religious orders. Many hospitals still bear their names. Some are even canonized as Saints.
When Florence went to Scutari in the Crimean War, she had to integrate her nurses into a system in which only MEN had cared for other soldiers. So men were the first military nurses–in part because only men were permitted to serve in the Army. Also, Victorian beliefs did not permit close physical contact between persons of the opposite sex unless they were married.
During the Civil War, more women worked on the front lines caring for the wounded. Many of these nurses were private citizens whose homes stood on the battlefields and had been pressed into service at field hospitals. Able-bodied men were needed for the fighting. The names that we recall from history–Clara Barton, Mary Ann Bickerdyke, and Dorothea Dix–were mostly volunteers who simply managed to outlast the doctors who opposed them.
During the two World Wars of the 20th century, men were still the only battlefield nurses, while women served in hospitals and on ships. The same continues today. The difference is that a field medic is more of a surgeon who administers lifesaving treatment according to protocols and does not have to wait for a specific order from an MD. He does not have time to wait for orders, as he is working within that Golden first hour of trauma care which makes the difference between life and limb.
Somewhere in the Baby Boomer generation, nursing became known as a "womens' profession." It seemed that nobody remembered that it was a male domain for most of its existence! (Perhaps it was the sexy white uniforms and caps that did it?)
The few men who bothered to attend nursing school in the latter part of the 20th century had to put up with all sorts of restrictions: they weren't allowed in the delivery rooms when a woman was "exposed" (although male doctors were!); they had to have a female "escort" for performing catheterizations; and they were barred from certain clinical areas, like labor and delivery.
And, of course, there is the sexual assumption that became pervasive in the late 1970's–"He's a nurse? Well, he must be gay!" I have no doubt that most of our guys have been subjected to this. Isn't it odd that we never seem to make the same assumption about women? ("A female doctor? She must be a lesbian!")
Hang in there, Marine! This profession needs a Few MORE Good Men such as yourself. I wish you "fair winds and following seas" as you move forward in your career.
And, as always, Semper Fi!
"But we in it shall be remember'd;
We few, we happy few, we band of brothers;
For he to-day that sheds his blood with me
Shall be my brother"… -William Shakespeare, Henry V
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There is one thing in which all countries around the world are the same, it is that we all think we are special and first in something! Here is a map that shows exactly that.
Argentina is the first in export of football players.
Honduras has the highest suicide rate.
Venezuela has the most beauty queens.
Peru has the most sand boarders.
Russia has the most nuclear bombs, but Australia is first by vividly in animals and skin cancer.
Uzbekistan is the furthest from the sea, according to the number of boundaries that need to be crossed.
Singapore is the first in scientific research.
North Korea is the first place for censorship.
New Zealand is first in rugby.
Japan is the first in the production of robots.
Côte d'Azur has the most deaths due to malaria.
Egypt is the first at the highest temperature.
Ethiopia has the largest number of children working.
Somalia is the first in the world in the number of pirates.
Palestine has at least cancer.
Sweden has the most atheists, but France has the most tourists.
Switzerland has the highest employment.
Norway is the first place in democracy.
Slovenia has the most gambling.
Bulgaria has the most homeowners.
Spain is the first place in the amount of cocaine usage, and the Czech Republic in the first place by quantity drunk beer.
Greece is first in smoking and consumed olive oil and Bosnia in the first place by the number of minefields.
Canada is the first in the production of maple syrup while America has the most Nobel Prize winners, and most hot dogs eaten.
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A compound found in the protective slime of an Indian frog destroys flu viruses and might become a powerful new drug to treat influenza, according to research.
The compound cured mice of killer doses of human flu. Researchers hope to develop it and other compounds like it into antiviral drugs to treat people.
The research team reported its findings in the journal Immunity.
The team found the peptide in mucus taken from the skin of a frog species called Hydrophylax bahuvistara, found only recently in India.
Like most frogs, it secretes protective compounds in its mucus to protect it from bacteria and fungi that can infect frogs. This particular compound works against H1 influenza viruses.
It does not affect other flu strains such as the H3N2 flu and influenza B.
Most drugs that look hopeful early in development fail at some point in experimental stages. The frog slime is almost certainly years away from being made into a drug.


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May in Georgia was very wet. Temperatures were normal to 2 degrees Fahrenheit above normal. There were reports of hail or strong winds somewhere in Georgia on at least 16 days.
The monthly average temperature in Atlanta was 70.2 degrees (.4 degrees above normal); in Athens 70.5 degrees (1.4 degrees above normal); Columbus 72.3 degrees (normal); Macon 72.4 degrees (1.4 degrees above normal); Savannah 74.2 degrees (1.4 degrees above normal); Brunswick 74.9 degrees (1.2 degrees above normal); Alma 73.8 degrees (normal); and in Augusta 72.2 degrees (1.7 degrees above normal). Several record-low maximum temperatures in the 60s were recorded in Savannah, Alma and Brunswick on May 18 and 19.
Except for a band south of Atlanta and in southwest Georgia, rainfall across the state was above normal according to radar estimates. Over 10 inches of rain was observed by radar in northeast Georgia and along the coast as well as a few isolated areas in Charlton and Terrell counties.
The highest monthly total from National Weather Service reporting stations was 9.69 inches in Savannah (6.08 inches above normal). The lowest was in Athens at 3.58 inches (.28 inches below normal).
According to the NWS, Columbus received 5.10 inches (1.48 inches above normal); Macon 5.73 inches (2.75 inches above normal); Alma 8.14 inches (5.10 inches above normal); Brunswick 5.33 inches (2.64 inches above normal); and Augusta 4.38 inches (1.31 inches above normal). Several daily records of rainfall were set during the month at these stations, including 2.08 inches at Alma on May 23.
The highest one-day total rainfall from the CoCoRaHS network was 3.77 inches measured at two stations on Skidaway Island on May 22. There was also a one-day total of 3.75 inches at Waycross on May 27. The highest monthly rainfall total was 13.08 inches near Dillard in northern Rabun County. Several other monthly rainfall amounts of over 10 inches were reported at Rabun Gap as well as near Savannah. The Georgia Automated Environmental Monitoring Network station in Rabun County reported 10.43 inches for May.
No tornadoes were reported. The strongest storms occurred on May 2 and May 3 with the passage of a strong derecho through north and middle Georgia. A derecho is a bow-shaped line of strong thunderstorms that move at speeds up to 60 miles per hour and can cause significant damage from straight-line winds. Numerous trees were reported down with the high winds observed throughout the month.
The drought conditions of the past few years may have contributed to the number of trees that were weakened and sustained damage. Some damage to vegetable crops was noted, and three center-pivot irrigation systems in central Georgia were destroyed by high winds and hail during the third week of May.
During the first of the month, farmers had trouble doing field work and planting due to dry conditions. After the first week, they had difficulty doing field work due to heavy rains.
Powdery mildew and other plant diseases and the washing of fertilizer out of the fields were reported by a number of observers in the Weekly Weather and Crop Bulletin.
Some farmers reported hay rotting in the fields and small grains sprouting from the heads as well as drowned tobacco plants.


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As I navigated the Stolen Time archive, I was reminded of projects and websites my AP English Language teacher had us look at during my junior year in high school. In preparing us for college and higher education, my teacher promoted not only analysis of modern and post-modern works, but also that of non-academic works -- video games, comic books, TV commercials, blogs, et cetera. Both Platform Studies and the Stolen Time article similarly take the mundane and seemingly meaningless and bring them up into the light of academic analysis or, if not that, academic consideration at the least. And isn't that important? Where do we draw the line separating those worthy of remembrance and consideration, and those unworthy?
The Stolen Time archive is quite possibly the most comprehensive archive I have ever laid eyes on. The reader becomes a part of the archive as they are interacting with it. While it may not act as an efficient and easily navigable archive, Stolen Time embodies the idea of the archive itself. It takes in anything and everything pertaining to its topic - photos, copies of articles, original articles; and most interestingly the movements, actions, and stories of its readers. Foucault argues that the "archive" is forever evolving and never complete; a concept which is proven in Stolen Time as it evolves with every new reader. It, in some way, is swept up in the "archive fever" - a desire and drive to archive every single thing it can, whether or not anyone else considers those things to be relevant. That is the goal of the archive. An archive saves everything and takes note of everything, just in case someone should have the desire to access it.


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The hosts of The Young Turks mocked former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin (R) on Tuesday for her attempt to dismiss climate change as "bad science" like the eugenics scares of the 20th century.
"All you can really do is look at her and laugh at her and make fun of her," Ana Kasparian said. "But in reality, there's a serious point to take away from all this: it's assholes like the Koch brothers, it's morons like Sarah Palin and all the other Republicans that deny climate change that's literally gonna lead to the destruction of this planet."
Earlier this week, Palin said in a video on her Facebook page that, while she did not consider herself a "denier," that there was no proof that the changing climate was linked to human activity.
"No one has proven that these changes are caused by anything done by human beings via greenhouse gases," Palin said. "There's no convincing scientific evidence for man-made climate change."
Host John Iadarola said in response that Palin conflated weather and climate in her statement, and relied on several "easily-debunked" talking points.
"For her to stand there like a deer in the headlights and make an argument that there's no sound scientific evidence indicating that climate change exists is so utterly ridiculous," Kasparian argued.
Palin also called climate change research "bad science" and argued that "a lot of people are gonna look very foolish and heartless" after it is debunked.
"Why heartless? Because this global warming/climate change hysteria hurts the poorest among us," she said. "We hear all the time about how liberals supposedly care more for the poor than conservatives do. But, for the sake of climate change, liberals hold back the poorest parts of the world from the kind of development that we have in America."
Iadarola responded by saying that it was the actual phenomenon of climate change hurting the poor, and not the "hysteria."
"As it destroys their agriculture and leads to civil conflict, it is already killing many of them in various parts of the globe," he said.
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So why will the Denver Bronco's win the Superbowl? Here are 10 reason why:
1. Peyton f****** Manning (HURRY HURRY!)
Besides breaking a record nearly every week, Peyton has proved time and time again that he is at the top of his game. Breaking records is great, but his leadership and team management dictates him as the best.
2. It's not just Peyton (Decker, D.Thomas, J. Thomas, Welker, Moreno etc.)
When your have offensive weapons that would beat most fantasy teams, you know you're in good shape. (Note - draft the Broncos players in fantasy next year)
3. The Missing Man
The Seattle Seahawks strive on home games with the element of the 12th man, breaking the decibel record twice and making history. Only problem is they now have to attempt to out cheer Denver's fans outside their stadium. Good luck with that!
4. John Fox
Two years in a row with a 13-3 record, overcame heart Surgery and has still taken the Bronco's to the playoffs every time since he became head coach. Even with this guy:
5. Denver's Defense has Stepped it Up
Let's face it. Denver's defense struggled the majority of the season. That is, until now. The past 4 games, Denver's defense has not allowed over 17 points. Not to mention 6 sacks in the past two playoff games.
6. Russel Wilson
There is no denying that Russel Wilson is a great quarterback (certainly no Manning). He had 22 touchdowns with only 6 interceptions in the first 13 games. HOWEVER, in the past 6 games he has thrown 5 touchdown passes and has been sacked 7 times in the playoffs. That hurts.
7. Great Defenses Don't Phase the Broncos
A good defense is what wins a super bowl. Tell that to the top defenses the Broncos destroyed this year. Good defense doesn't compete with our dominant offense. 37.9 Points per game (1st), 457.3 yards per game (1st) and 340.2 pass yards per game (1st). Good Luck!!
8. Denver is Ready to slay "The Beast"
There is no doubt that the Seahawks are reliant on Marshawn Lynch. The Broncos are ranked 8th overall against the run game. The Broncos limited the Chargers to 65 run yards and the Patriots to 64 run yards during the playoffs. If the Broncos keep that up, it will certainly be a long, long day for Wilson and his receivers.
9. The Passion, the Passion and of Course The Passion!
Do I really need to say more? One thing is certain, the Seahawks will be in their natural environment when Knowshon Moreno rains tears harder than a Seattle storm on them (we love this guy).
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10. The Broncos Fans!
Broncos fans are what make the Broncos great. Why? Maybe because we've sold out every game since 1970. The passion of Broncos fans are unparalleled to any team and we are ready for victory Feb. 2nd 2014!
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While fans muse about celebrity ghosts playing in this week's Celebrity Haunted House
- @BelieveInGleeks: Will the King Of Pop be doing the moon walk? #hauntedhouse #speidishow @spencerpratt @heidimontag
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