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After John Singleton bursted onto the scene with Boyz 'N The Hood the second movie in his South Central Los Angeles trilogy is Poetic Justice starring Janet Jackson and the late Tupac Shakur. But he was not a household name at the time so it was basically marketed as a movie featuring the acting-debut of Janet, who doesn't do a bad job though even if she was nominated for multiple Razzies. The movie is about Justice who saw her first and only boyfriend being shot dead in front of her eyes and keeps to herself most of the time working as a hairdresser by day and writing poetry by night. So Justice writes Poetry, hence the title. Well she goes on a road trip together with her friend Iesha (Regina King), her boyfriend Chicago (Joe Torry) and his co-worker Lucky (Tupac Shakur). Let's go with them on that trip…
It's funny how the marketing of a product changes over the years. Movies featuring an at-the-time-unknown celebrity put his or her face and name big on the cover of the DVD. Same thing happened with Tupac in this movie. At the time the movie poster just featured a picture of Janet Jackson and her name. The current DVD however features Janet and Tupac and both their names the same size. In showbiz there's nothing so variable as a unique selling point.
But enough chit-chat, back to the contents of the movie. Tupac plays a postal worker wo delivers the mail at the beauty parlor where Justice, the chick in mourning who has sworn off men, works. He tries to pick her up one time but gets blown off rather nasty. So now these two have a history for future encounters and that future is now when her friend Iesha needs to go to a convention in Oakland and she goes with her boyfriend Chicago in his postal vehicle, but guess who's behind the wheel…
So it's the four of them on a "fun-filled" journey to Oakland as Tupac and Janet are constantly arguing but you know how movies like these end up and by the time the end credits role they will be in each others arms.
Now for most people the big surprise in Poetic Justice is the acting of Janet Jackson. And she pulls this role off as we never see her real-life persona shine through in this character she plays. Even if I didn't like her character completely (mourning is one thing, acting like a bitch is another) she was convincing. However, the biggest revelation is Tupac. The guy proved he could act with Juice but reaches new heights here as this is a completely different character who's layered and completely convincing.
What is less impressive is the story. This is just another one of those road trip movies in which two characters don't get along at first but end up being the best of friends or lovers at the end. This movie does nothing refreshing to that overused plot and must have it from it's energetic cast. There are some clever sequences in the movie like the punani line and the scene at the barbeque. I also disliked the constant poetry Janet was narrating over the movie. It just feels like a gimmick.
Poetic Justice is fun movie to watch even if it contains nothing original.


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Mannheim Central Fire Station
Mannheim, Germany
In Mannheim HOCHTIEF is building the new central fire station. The building complex not only houses the professional fire brigade and two departments of the voluntary fire brigade, the administration of the fire brigade, the departments of fire and risk prevention, the management offices for extraordinary damage events and the City of Mannheim's control center for hazard prevention. The U-shaped building was thereby developed around a central courtyard.
Apart from assuming the role of operational fire and disaster prevention the new central fire station also takes on the function of a management center and headquarters for the City of Mannheim's entire non-police hazard prevention.


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Mr Geoffrey Chapman Ingleton
Geoffrey Chapman Ingleton was born at Bairnsdale, Victoria on 14 May 1908 the eldest child of Henry Chapman Ingleton (Town Clerk) and Edith Harriott Ingleton (née Rout). His father later served as the Town Clerk of Bendigo and Mildura; and was also a sergeant in the Australian Army Pay Corps serving in England during 1918-19. Geoffrey had two younger sisters; Kathleen Edith born 1910 and Joan Chapman born 1914.
In January 1922 Geoffrey entered the RAN College, at Jervis Bay, as a Cadet Midshipman where he quickly earned the nickname 'Inggy'. He gained his colours for rugby and on passing out from the college in December 1925 he was awarded two months 'time gained' (out of a possible three months) for his academic results. Geoffrey was also awarded the prizes for mathematics and navigation and was also well known for his drawing prowess; it was reputed he spent his first pay on drawing instruments. In mid-January 1926 he joined his first ship, the light cruiser HMAS Adelaide in which he served until early April when he transferred briefly to her sister ship Brisbane. Geoffrey was back on board Adelaide in early May and was promoted to Midshipman on 15 May 1926. His report from this period indicated he was 'keen to learn but slow to benefit from experience' but also good at maths and navigation.
After completing their initial training at sea, off the Australian east coast, the RAN College class of 1922 embarked in the SS Ormonde in late July 1926 and proceeded to England for further training with the Royal Navy. Soon after arriving in the United Kingdom, in mid-September, Geoffrey Ingleton joined the battle cruiser HMS Repulse. The battle cruiser was part of the Royal Navy's Atlantic Fleet and, apart from a brief refit in July-September 1927, was active throughout that region. During his time under training in Repulse, Ingleton's interest in nautical research was fostered by the ship's Training Officer (or Snotties Nurse), Lieutenant Commander Charles Gray Pitcairn-Jones who was also a naval historian and later edited 'Piracy in the Levant, 1827-28: Selected from the papers of Admiral Sir Edward Codrington'.
Geoffrey's early officer reports noted that he was reserved and often shy in nature but was intelligent and an exceptional draughtsman; with the Commanding Officer of Repulse noting that his Midshipman's Journal was the 'best I have ever seen'. Ingleton later claimed that even Captain Edward Evans (later Admiral Lord Mountevans of Antarctic fame) who commanded Repulse fostered his interest in nautical research. Ingleton was promoted Acting Sub Lieutenant on 1 September 1928 and appointed to HMS Victory (Depot Ship) the next day to undertake an anti-gas warfare course before joining the Royal Naval College (Greenwich) for further training.
On completion of his training at Greenwich, in March 1929, Geoffrey was confirmed as a Sub Lieutenant and he and his classmates undertook courses in navigation, gunnery, signals and torpedoes at HM Ships Victory, Excellent and Dryad. Geoffrey was awarded 1st Class Certificates for navigation and torpedoes and second class certificates for signals and gunnery. His later request to specialise as a navigator in the RAN was however rejected. On 26 October 1929 Geoffrey embarked in SS Orontes for return to Australia.
Sub Lieutenant Ingleton arrived in Melbourne in early December 1929 and after six weeks of foreign service leave he joined the heavy cruiser HMAS Canberra on 14 January 1930 for training as a watchkeeping officer. He was subsequently awarded his Bridge Watchkeeping Certificate in July 1930, promoted Lieutenant on 16 August 1930 and also qualified for the Board of Trade certificate as a ship's master in December 1930. During his service in Canberra the cruiser operated in Australian waters including the normal summer cruise to Tasmania for the Hobart Regatta in February. Geoffrey was described by his superiors during that period as 'tactful and pleasant' but with a 'quiet and old fashioned disposition'. They further stated he was 'not a strong personality' and 'not fond of social life'.
On 13 October 1930 Lieutenant Ingleton was sent at short notice to the destroyer HMAS Anzac as a watchkeeping officer serving in her until 30 July 1931, when he was appointed to the destroyer HMAS Tattoo, again for watchkeeping duties. His time in destroyers was quite dull and was spent mainly on the east coast of Australia undertaking gunnery and torpedo exercises. Interestingly his Commanding Officer in Tattoo described him as a quiet and likeable officer with good leadership skills, very sociable and popular with the crew, keen and intent on his work and particularly good with his work as gunnery control officer, navigator and ships correspondence officer.
Ingleton returned to the cruiser Canberra in April 1932 and was appointed as the ship's intelligence officer as well as conducting watchkeeping duties. During his time on board the cruiser circumnavigated Australia during the spring cruise of 1932 and also visited New Guinea and Dutch East Indies ports. In 1933 Canberra operated along Australia's east coast and also visited New Zealand in August-September. While serving in Canberra, Geoffrey established Golden Lantern Press and undertook his first nautical history publication when he helped his friend, Lieutenant Alan McNicol (also from the 1922 entry to the Naval College and later promoted to Vice Admiral and appointed Chief of Naval Staff in 1965) illustrate his book of sea poems.
Only 260 copies of the book, 'Sea Voices', were produced on board Canberra but it was the start of long and successful career for Geoffrey Ingleton as a nautical researcher, naval historian and illustrator. Geoffrey was assisted by Canberra's Chief Petty Officer Printer Henry Boyd and the following year a second book of poems titled 'Sea Noises', by Engineer Lieutenant John William Newell Bull, was produced with Geoffrey producing the illustrations for this as well. 240 copies were produced and both it and 'Sea Voices' received favourable review in The Bulletin.
Also while based in Sydney, Geoffrey undertook training in etchings from the well-known art teacher John Barclay Godson. Professionally, however, his ability as a naval officer on board Canberra was mixed. In one report he was described as an effective divisional officer yet a few months later his leadership was called into question as were his officer like qualities. In October 1933, Lieutenant Ingleton was sent to Singapore, in the SS Mayelle, to join the destroyer HMAS Vampire which had been recently commissioned in the RAN; after prior service in the Royal Navy. He joined the ship, as a watchkeeping officer, on 28 November 1933 and she arrived in Sydney in late December 1933 after which the destroyer was placed in reserve on 31 January 1934.
Geoffrey Ingleton was then appointed to the RAN's Training Depot HMAS Cerberus, at Western Port, on 13 January 1934 taking up general duties within the base. His service at Cerberus was far from effective and the Commanding Officer (Captain Harold Franklin, RN) had Ingleton placed on 'special reports' due to poor performance particularly in leadership, power of command, laziness and his lack of tact in dealing with subordinates.
Furthermore Franklin stated that Geoffrey showed more interest in art and naval history then he did in his naval duties. While at Cerberus Geoffrey wrote and illustrated his first book, 'Watchdogs Infernal and Imperial - Warships Cerberus: Records of Service' (31 pages long and a limited edition). While his naval career was waning he was gaining significant experience as a naval historian, marine illustrator, ship model builder and collector of rare books, manuscripts, documents, ships logs, maps, drawings and paintings concerning early Australia - particularly maritime exploration. Noting that he had performed effective service in destroyers and was a gifted illustrator and skilled at navigation, Geoffrey was appointed to the newly commissioned survey vessel HMAS Moresby as an Assistant Surveyor 4th class. As much of his prior service was in cruisers and battle cruisers perhaps the navy thought he was more suited to small ships.
Lieutenant Ingleton joined Moresby on 11 April 1935 and took part in surveys off Wilson's Promontory in May, before steaming north to Darwin to commence surveys in northern Australian waters in July. Just prior to sailing Geoffrey married 22 year old Josephine Hilda Weekes, on 23 April 1935, at the Congregational Church in Pitt Street, Sydney, NSW (now the Pitt Street Uniting Church). They later had two children - a son Nicholas (who became a Merchant Mariner and in later life a book publisher) and a daughter Michal (who became an author under the name of Michela 'Kelly' King). They remember him as a highly intelligent man who was extremely focussed on his work, not overly fatherly but still quite proud of his children's achievements.
Geoffrey Ingleton's service in Moresby proved less than satisfactory. His Commanding Officer's report of July 1935, after only three months on board, stated that while Ingleton had the ability to do well he chose not to. Furthermore it was reported that he resented the long hours of duty, which was normal in a survey vessel, was obstinate - bordering on insolence, and his control of the men under his command was below average. The bottom line was that he was not suitable for service in survey vessels. On 26 August 1935 Geoffrey was posted back to Cerberus with his career very much uncertain. Only a few weeks before, however, tragedy struck the Ingleton family when, on 12 August 1935, Geoffrey's youngest sister Joan was killed in a car accident near Mordialloc, Victoria. His father had already died suddenly in 1933.
Geoffrey was posted additional to Cerberus, on 26 August 1935, and a few weeks later noting his family situation and his continued poor performance as an officer he was placed on half pay for six months. He was allowed to retire from the Navy on 9 March 1936 and was subsequently promoted to Lieutenant Commander on the Retired List on 16 August 1938. It would appear that Geoffrey Ingleton was a 'square peg in a round hole', and while not dismissed from the Navy he was allowed to quietly and politely leave the service.
Ingleton then started civilian employment as a draughtsman and artist. In 1937 he produced a small booklet titled 'Fine Etchings Of Ships That Helped To Make Australian History' with appreciations written by Rear Admiral Lane-Poole, commanding the Australian Squadron, and also the renowned Australian artist and ship model builder Norman Lindsay. One of his first commissions was to design the dust jacket for Mary Ernestine Hill's fictional novel based on the life of Matthew Flinders. Literary folklore states that Angus and Robertson, who published the book in 1941, were unwilling to accept the author's suggested title and that Ingleton suggested an alternative of 'My Love Must Wait' (in reference to Flinders' several years as a prisoner of the French on Mauritius while his wife was in England). This title was approved by the publishers but Hill strongly opposed it. She later reputedly thanked Ingleton as the title improved book sales, especially to US Navy sailors who sent copies home to their wives.
On 10 December 1940 Ingleton commenced employment as a temporary draughtsman in the Navy Hydrographic Office at Garden Island (moving some years later to the IMB Building in Kent Street). As a result of an increasing workload following the entry of Japan into the war, he was made a permanent staff member and worked in the Hydrographic Office continuously until he retired in 1973. Initially he was employed to compile charts of Port Moresby and later charts of the Great North East Channel (Torres Strait). On completion of these tasks he was employed planning, checking and arranging for the printing of Australian charts. Subsequently, due to his eye for detail, he drafted the official correspondence for the RAN Hydrographer including various hydrographic instructions, charting agreements, monthly implementation reports and the five yearly hydrographic survey plan (Hydroscheme).
In 1944 he produced his first major work 'Charting a Continent', published by Angus and Robertson. This book covered the period from James Cook's exploration in 1770 through to the work of the RAN Surveying Service during World War II. The book received mixed reviews, being described by one reviewer as a "valuable contribution to geography and naval history", while The Bulletin was less effusive stating it was "pretty tough going" and "hardly more than a list of marine surveyors, historically important but oddly dry for such a wet theme". In 1946 Ingleton designed the Australian Hydrographic Service emblem for use on RAN charts and this is still in use to this day.
During the war the Ingletons moved to The Grange at 20 The Park, Parramatta which became the family home. Hearsay is that Geoffrey bought the house as there was a possibility the Hydrographic Office was to move from Garden Island to Baulkham Hills to free up office space at Garden Island. In 1969 he became the officer responsible for the production of the routine 'Notices to Mariners' and continued this task until he retired. His final artistic endeavour was to prepare the cartouche for the chart published to commemorate the Captain Cook Bicentennial in 1970. Geoffrey Ingleton also continued to collect maritime items and work as an illustrator, producing etchings and portrayals of early Sydney life based upon his extensive maritime knowledge and research.
Apart from his work in the Hydrographic Office he also illustrated a number of other books including the contentious 1945 edition of Georgian House's book 'Love me sailor' by Robert Close (Robert Shaw). The book was a romance novel between a sailor and his girl onshore, but both publisher and author were charged with obscene libel in the Supreme Court of Victoria and found guilty. Close was sentenced to three months in prison but served only 10 days and was fined £150. The book was banned in Australia, but this only made it more popular and it was reprinted overseas several times throughout the next thirty years.
Less controversial were the books 'Heemskerck Shoals' by Robert FitzGerald (published 1949), 'History of the Royal Australian Naval College' by FB Eldridge (published 1949), 'True Patriots All - News from Early Australia', a collection of broadsides compiled by Geoffrey Ingleton (published 1952), 'The Romance of the Great Barrier Reef' by Frank Reid (published 1954), 'The life and times of James Milson' by Roy Goddard (published 1955), 'The Explorations of Captain James Cook in the Pacific' edited by Archibald Grenfell Price (published 1958), and 'Peter the Whaler in Southern Seas' by Max Colwell (published in 1964). These books were well illustrated by Geoffrey, whose drawings were known for always being technically correct (he painstakingly created the etchings on copper sheets and printed them on a press at the family home in Parramatta). He was also a keen model ship builder - generally sailing ships - which were also known to be exceptionally accurate reproductions of the original vessel.
In late 1953 Geoffrey and Josephine were divorced following a court case in which her alleged adultery was proven; Josephine later died in January 1958. Geoffrey then married 35 year old poet Nancy (Nan) Furness at the Registrar General's Office, Sydney, NSW on 19 December 1953.
During 1971-77 Ingleton sold the bulk of his book and chart collection, totalling over 14,300 individual items, which he recorded in five catalogues that were compiled and later issued as a single volume titled 'A Catalogue of Select Books from the Ingleton Collection' - this became a nautical reference book in its own right. Ingleton kept the hydrographic portion of his library, relating to Australian waters, and this allowed him to complete his magnum opus. This involved many years of painstaking research and illustrations to produce 'Matthew Flinders: Navigator and Chart Maker' which was published in 1986 by Genesis Publications in England. It has since become the definitive history of Matthew Flinders. Regrettably his health began to fail and he was unable to attend the book launch in 1987. There are however some errors in the book which were a result of Ingleton being so certain of his facts concerning Flinders that he would not allow others to proof read his manuscript.
During the 1990s Ingleton sold the remainder of his collection with many items being purchased by the National Gallery of Australia, National Library of Australia and other similar institutions. Two of his ship models, those of First Fleet vessels HM Ships Sirius and Supply, were purchased and displayed in the Powerhouse Museum. He was a member of the Society for Nautical Research, the Hakluyt Society, the Australian Institute of Navigation, the Royal Institute of Navigation and several other associations. He had an extensive collection of their publications and was also a significant contributor of articles to them as well.
Despite his many abilities he was a difficult individual and did not always get on easily with his professional associates at both the Hydrographic Office and as a historian. It is reputed that on one occasion, in order to prove a historical claim, he had a RAN survey vessel redirected to enable the ships staff to visit a remote island and climb to the highest point to ascertain that, if on a clear day, the north coast of Australia could be seen. Allegedly when typing out the ship's orders he had left enough of a gap to insert the directive to do so, but after the RAN Hydrographer had signed the document. When the ship returned to port the subterfuge was discovered.
On another occasion he entered into a dispute with another nautical historian, Alan Villiers, concerning which passage Luis Vaz de Torres took through what became the Torres Strait in 1606. Based on tidal data, Ingleton claimed Torres had used a different route than that claimed by Villiers, due to water depth in that area at that time of year. He was also involved in a long running discussion with other navigation experts regarding Cook's calculations regarding the actual location of Point Hicks when sighted in 1770.
Geoffrey Chapman Ingleton, one of Australia's foremost maritime historians, died in Sydney on 28 February 1998 aged 89 and was buried at Pinegrove Memorial Park, Minchinbury, NSW, his headstone including the Hydrographic Service emblem. He was survived by his wife Nan (1918-2008) and two children, seven grandchildren and several great grandchildren.


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Generic Nuvigil is the new medication
Aug 20 / 2015
Strong stimulant.
Nuvigil is one of the most popular drugs nowadays. In spite of being approved recently, it has gained many positive responses from people who already used it. When you buy Nuvigil you should know several facts about it. First of all, it is quite a strong stimulant, which is available from June 1, 200 in US and since that time has been used for wakefulness promoting. It is allowed to use the drug in order to improve the feeling of wakefulness during the waking hours. As for side effects of Nuvigil they are really mild and are noticed quite rarely. Armodafinil is the most active component of Nuvigil. It is considered to be an R-enantiomer of already popular racemic compound of Modafinil. In comparison with S-modafinil, R- modafinil has a more lasting effect and stays in the organism for a longer period of time.
Armodafinil is considered to be very effective and sage drug. As it has a more lasting effect, it should be more effective than Modafinil, because it remains in the body more time. Nuvigil is approved in the USA only for treating 3 sleeping disorders. Narcolepsy is the first condition which is officially treated with Generic Nuvigil. It is a sleeping condition when the cycle of sleep is triggered quite often and without any warning during the daytime. It can become very disruptive and even dangerous sometimes.
OSA is the second sleeping disorder which is treated with Nuvigil. It is a medical disorder where the airways are blocked periodically while sleeping which makes a person stop breathing and then wake up to breathe again. Many people who are obese often suffer from obstructive sleep apnea. It often happens that these people feel very fatigued during the day because of frequent interruptions of sleep. SWSD is found to be also quite an often sleeping disorder nowadays. More and more people face with it each day. The condition is described by excessive sleepiness or even insomnia which is caused by sleep interruptions during whole 24 hours. Those who deal with shifts usually suffer from such a condition.
Nuvigil and other conditions.
Nowadays many people order Nuvigil to experience its off-label properties. Even though they are not officially approved they are quite popular among the population. The drug is able to treat not only conditions which are connected with excessive sleep. There are many other disorders which can be treated with Nuvigil. It can be a goof treatment against residual fatigue. It can be prescribed also for those patients who suffer from Major Depressive Disorder. The studies have shown that the medication can be beneficial for those who faced with extreme fatigue, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome and fatigue which is the result of, multiple sclerosis.
Many physicians say that it is possible to treat other conditions which are associated with fatigue with the help of such a drug. Of course, the studies which exist are not enough to approve all these usages to be official. In spite of this many people use off-label properties of Nuvigil. It was also noticed that medication can be good for treating bipolar depression, which is quite a difficult condition nowadays. It is suggested to use it only in those patients who faced with such a condition where stimulants do not trigger any mania. One is clear, Nuvigil is used widely nowadays. Generally people are satisfied with its results and they consider it to be quite a safe medication.
Nuvigil is one of the newest medications which were approved for the treatment of excessive sleepiness. It is a strong and very effective stimulant.


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Vasectomy is a permanent male contraceptive day-care operation which consumed duration times around 1 hour. It was more than just intraoperative technique; postoperative management is also an important method to make successful outcome in contraceptive aspect. This topic will show you how to take care yourself during postoperative period.
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- Within one week after operation
- Sedentary life is recommended
- Due to risk of slided ligated material, so avoid heavy exercise such as Jogging, Bicycling or Marathon
- Avoid sexual activity
- One week after the operation
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Method confirming success Vasectomy procedure
- Patient will be appointed for pathological reporting which will guarantee that we correctly secure both Vas deferens.
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Research from the Education Policy Institute and The Prince's Trust said wellbeing and self-esteem were similar in all children of primary school age.
Boys and girls' wellbeing is affected at the age of 14, but girls' mental health drops more after that, it found.
A lack of exercise is another contributing factor – exacerbated by the pandemic, the study said.
According to the research:
One in three girls was unhappy with their personal appearance by the age of 14, compared with one in seven at the end of primary school
The number of young people with probable mental illness has risen to one in six, up from one in nine in 2017
Boys in the bottom set at primary school had lower self-esteem at 14 than their peers
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I've been sitting on this post for a couple weeks now, and although the timing of it might seem a little odd based on this recent post about more questions that have come to light about my past. I still wanted to share it because it's an important step for me in my life.
This two part post is in retrospect to a recent therapy session that turned out to be way more than I expected it to be. I hope you'll be patient as you read through this post and then on to the Part II conclusion of my realization of who I am becoming.
Let me break down for you how this session went and how I started to realize that there is a whole new me, at 40 something, that is inside and is finally making his presence known.
It started out as a normal session, talking about my weeks' emotion on the tracker sheets, discussing my anxiety level, triggers, anything major that happened recently, etc. Of course I brought up how I shared my story with a family member, and how stressful that was.
Part of me is thinking I shouldn't have said anything but another part of me is glad that I did. It's out there though, I can't take it back. I need to use this as a stepping stone on my journey and be proud of myself. She, my therapist, is very proud of me and sister in law is as well. So I guess I should just take that at face value and stop analyzing and minimizing it. Yeah right!
Anyways, so we started talking about how far I've come. She began listing the changes she noticed in me over this past year and really over the last 7 months or so. One thing in particular is the passion that I've come to have for connecting with my trauma, educating myself, interacting with the survivor community here online, how much I've opened up with her in sessions, and even how much I'm starting understand and use more of Rational and Wise mind.
I mean if you would have told me last year that I would be telling a family member about my abuse, that I engage in several online chats each week with people all over the world, that I'd have started a blog and be openly sharing my story with the world, I'd have told you that you were barking up the wrong tree and I'm NEVER doing that.
I couldn't even admit out loud that I was a victim of childhood sexual abuse, those words made me cringe and feel very uneasy. I had no clue what Dissociation was or that I had PTSD. Now I talk and write about it regularly and I'm immersing myself in books, online literature and blogs to learn all I can and do my part to help myself and raise awareness. I'm connecting with the survivor community in ways I never even imagined, and everyone is wonderful! There's no blame, no judgments, no condescending comments, it's just all of us sharing our stories and helping each other. Every one of you is amazing and I'm proud to know you.
Please don't take this as me saying I'm somehow magically healed and totally in control of myself. Nothing could be further from the truth. I have a long way to go and so many things I don't yet understand about my past and how to deal with it moving forward. I have been making some progress though. Some.
Let's keep moving along. For as long as I can remember, people who know me think of me as the 80's guy, the rocker, and the football guy. That's it. Every conversation I had with people usually revolved around those topics or morphed into those topics somehow. I was ok with it, it's what I was and still am to some degree. Essentially, this was the personality that I created for myself without ever realizing it.
When I was married, I identified myself through my wife. It's hard to explain but even though I was still the football guy and the 80s guy, my very existence revolved around my wife. I had to be strong all the time, carry the emotional load of the family and myself, worry about the bills, everything. I was the caregiver, the peacemaker, and whatever other hat I needed to wear for a particular situation. I put that burden squarely on my shoulders so she wouldn't have to worry so much. Consequently if she was happy, I was happy. If she was sad, I was bummed out and had to try and make it all better. There was no "just being me" I guess you could say.
To this day in therapy when I talk about being married I still refer to myself as "her and I' (inserting our names there). I don't think I really realized I did it as much as I do until she pointed it out in our talks. We were synonymous with one another. Everyone referred to just one of us by using both of our names. We were each other, at least that's how I remember it.
Fast Forward to 3 years post divorce and here I am today. I have a good job, I can afford my bills, I have some friends, my cats, and my music along with 3 amazing kids. I'm taking this time to find out who this individual is, all by himself.
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TOKYO – Shares were mixed in Asia on Thursday as Japan reported strong trade data signaling a recovery in demand from the pandemic.
Stocks rose in Tokyo and Sydney but fell in Hong Kong and Shanghai. The price of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies steadied.
Japan's government reported that exports rose 38% in April from a year earlier while imports climbed nearly 13%, indicating a recovery in overseas demand even as the country weathers its worst bout of coronavirus outbreaks so far.
Exports to the U.S. rose 45% while those to China jumped nearly 34% in a strong rebound after last year's shocks from lockdowns and other precautions taken to curb the pandemic.
While better than forecast, the figures largely reflect the low base from the depths of the pandemic lockdowns in 2020 and exports are likely to rise at a lower pace going forward, said Tom Learmouth of Capital Economics.
"While export volumes edged higher in April, the rebound in exports is slowing and external demand is unlikely to provide much of a tailwind to growth over the coming months," he said in a commentary.
The Nikkei 225 regained lost ground, edging 0.2% higher to 28,098.25, while Sydney's S&P/ASX 200 surged 1.3% to 7,019.60. In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng slipped 0.5% to 28,451.83 while Seoul's Kospi declined 0.3% to 3,162.28. Shares rose in Singapore and Jakarta but fell in Taiwan. India's Sensex was little changed.
On Wednesday, the S&P 500 index dropped 0.3% to 4,115.68 after recovering from a 1.6% slide earlier in the day. The benchmark index is on track for its second weekly loss in a row.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.5% to 33,896.04. The Nasdaq fared better than the rest of the market, shedding less than 0.1%, to 13,299.74.
Smaller company stocks also lost ground. The Russell 2000 index lost 0.8%, to 2,193.64.
Bank stocks and companies that rely directly on consumer spending pulled the market lower, but energy sector stocks, the biggest gainers so far this year, bore the heaviest losses as the price of U.S. crude oil skidded 3.5%.
On Thursday, U.S. benchmark crude oil added 31 cents to $63.66 per barrel in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. It dropped $2.50 on Wednesday to $63.35 per barrel. Brent crude, the international standard for pricing, rose 24 cents to $66.90 per barrel.
Digital currencies fell sharply Wednesday after China's banking association issued a warning Wednesday over the risks associated with digital currencies.
But Bitcoin's price stabilized Thursday, rising 0.5% to $39,726, according to the crypto news site Coindesk. It dropped more than 6% on Wednesday, swinging in a huge range of as low as $30,202 and as high as $43,621 over the course of the day. It hit its all-time high of over $64,800 a month ago,
Bitcoin's gyrations followed the news that longtime Bitcoin advocate Tesla would no longer accept it as payment for its cars, reversing its earlier position.
Investors remain focused on whether rising inflation will be temporary or whether it will endure. Prices are rising for everything from gasoline to food as the economy recovers from its more than year-long malaise.
The fear is that the Federal Reserve will have to dial back its extensive support if inflation persists. That includes record-low interest rates and the monthly purchase of $120 billion in bonds meant to goose the job market and economy.
The minutes from the central bank's April meeting of policymakers, which were released Wednesday afternoon, reaffirmed the view that the Fed's decision to keep its benchmark interest rate ultra-low remains the best policy approach, though some officials cautioned that some factors pushing inflation higher may not be resolved quickly.
Treasury yields mostly rose. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note slipped to 1.66% from 1.67% late Wednesday.
The dollar fell to 109.09 Japanese yen from 109.23 yen on Wednesday. The euro rose to $1.2191 from $1.2174.


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X-ray absorption spectroscopy (XAS) is a central technique in our quest for structure-activity relationships in water splitting. We further explored the terra incognita of highly active catalysts with both unknown motifs and completely amorphous structures. We established a comprehensive top-down & bottom-up approach that combined ex situ XAS and PDF with in situ formation monitoring of such catalysts. Our first target was a commercialized - yet structurally unknown – disordered Co-OER catalyst with oxidized dppe ligands. Its newly unraveled motif bears stunning analogy to bio-inspired systems and holds the key to high materials' resilience (Matter 2019, 1, 1354).
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Along these lines, we designed Zn/Sb-polyoxotungstates with excellent activity in alcohol oxidation. They underwent dynamic transformations to generate a widely recyclable and efficient true catalyst with highly disordered features. RMC-EXAFS fitting of this disordered Sb-deprived active species revealed its key structural features and underscored the power of XAS in identifying the operational changes of molecular catalysts (Dalton Trans. 2020, 49, 2468).
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In our systematic studies of Co-oxide catalysts, we demonstrated the crucial influence of detailed optimization of empirical synthesis parameter to hit the "sweet spots" of property-activity relationships. The vast empirical parameter space to be screened for getting the most out of a given catalyst production was investigated representatively, applying microwave-hydrothermal synthesis on Co-spinel OERs (Front. Chem. 2020, 8, 473; ACS Omega 2019, 4, 15444). We currently explore the origins and influential order/disorder transitions of highly active Co-precipitates as effortless photocatalytic OER archetypes (in preparation).


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Israeli soldiers kidnapped, Tuesday, a deaf and mute Palestinian child in the southern West Bank city of Hebron, and kidnapped two Palestinians in Beit Ummar nearby town. The army also installed roadblocks on roads leading to several towns in the district.The Palestinian News & Info Agency (WAFA) has reported that the soldiers assaulted a deaf and mute child, identified as Hasan Daoud Rajabi, 14 years of age, after storming his family's home, and kidnapped him.
The soldiers violently searched the property, causing damage, and anxiety attacks among family members, before kidnapping the child.
Coordinator of the Popular Committee against the Wall and Settlements in Beit Ummar, Mohammad Ayyad Awad, said the soldiers invaded, on Tuesday at dawn, 'Aseeda area in the town, and stormed the home of Khaled Suleiman al-'Awwadi, and kidnapped his son, Mohannad, 26 years of age, before taking him to their base in the Karmie Tzur illegal colony, north of Hebron.
In addition, soldiers installed several roadblocks on Hebron's northern roads, and the main entrance of Sa'ir town north of Hebron, before stopping and searching dozens of cars, and examined the ID cards of the passengers.
On Monday evening, at least four Palestinians were shot by live Israeli army fire, and two by rubber-coated metal bullets, during clashes with Israeli soldiers near Beit El illegal settlement, built on Palestinian lands belonging to residents of al-Biereh, and the villages of Beiteen and Doura al-Qare'.
The soldiers also fired gas bombs and concussion grenades, causing many Palestinians to suffer the effects of tear gas inhalation.
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Yesterday, a discussion in Janeites and Austen L prompted me to respond as follows:
"I am the originator of the two part claim that Jane Austen took a radical feminist position on the issue of serial pregnancy and death in childbirth, and that she made this position the centerpiece of the shadow story of Northanger Abbey. That was the explicit subject of my JASNA AGM presentation 11 months ago."
Among the arguments I made in that AGM presentation was that General Tilney was a kind of Bluebeard, a symbol of the ordinary English husband of two centuries ago, in the era before Semmelweis and safe childbirth, who was "poisoning" his wives, one after the other--i.e., murder by pregnancy and childbirth.
That's when Nancy Mayer, my most polite and unwavering naysayer, wrote as follows:
"Now, if you want to say that General Tilney browbeat her to death, or killed her with coldness, or even , poisoned her , as we like to speculate that Frank Churchill killed Mrs. Churchill, then I might be able to see a possibility."
I responded as follows, and it will be obvious that one must read between the lines of what I am saying, to grasp its x-rated meaning:
He did "poison" her, just in a way you are not used to thinking, in terms of the method of "delivery" of the poison.
Which actually puts a whole different spin on the following line from _Emma_, when Emma reflects on Jane Fairfax's possible romantic intrigues, a topic that obsesses Emma throughout the novel:
"Emma was very willing now to acquit her of having seduced Mr. Dixon's affections from his wife, or of any thing mischievous which her imagination had suggested at first. If it were love, it might be simple, single, successless love on her side alone. She might have been unconsciously sucking in the sad poison, while a sharer of his conversation with her friend; and from the best, the purest of motives, might now be denying herself this visit to Ireland, and resolving to divide herself effectually from him and his connections by soon beginning her career of laborious
Do you see what I see, in terms of that "sad poison"? Without realizing it, Emma has been imagining Jane performing a lubricious service for Mr. Dixon, vis a vis that "poison". And do you also see how this is directly related to the Bluebeardian poisoning I claim is covertly portrayed in Northanger Abbey via the character of General Tilney?
Dr. Freud would be nodding in sage approval of JA's subtle wit, and her ability to hide very graphic sexual innuendo in absolutely plain sight!
P.S.: What I forgot to mention to Nancy regarding General Tilney as Bluebeard poisoner, was the following passage in Northanger Abbey which constitutes Jane Austen's massive wink on that topic--as Catherine Morland reflects on her own horrified surmises about General Tilney having perhaps murdered his poor wife:
"But in the central part of England there was surely some security for the existence even of a wife not beloved, in the laws of the land, and the manners of the age. Murder was not tolerated, servants were not slaves, and neither POISON nor sleeping potions to be procured, like rhubarb, from every druggist."
The point being that General Tilney did not, like Shakespeare's Romeo, have to procure poison from a druggist or apothecary--he was himself the natural "manufacturer" of his own poison, and carried his own "drugstore" hidden inside his own body! ;)
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Methods of Poison Delivery in Jane Austen's Novels
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Delbert (Joe) Knight
Delbert (Joe) Knight, age 92, of Palmyra, MO died at 9:03pm on Saturday, August 11, 2018 at his home.
Joe was born January 31, 1926 in Henderson County, IL near Galesburg. He was the son of Oren and Dora Lauderback Knight. He married Leah Kurfman on November 24, 1964. She survives.
Joe attended school in Camp Point, IL. Just before his 18th birthday, he enlisted in the Navy, and served four years. He was on the aircraft carrier, U.S.S. Monterey CVL-26, serving all through the South Pacific. The U.S.S. Monterey scoreboard read: 11 naval battles, 21ships sunk, 60 islands bombed, 300 shore targets, 500 Japanese planes destroyed on the ground. Former president Gerald Ford served on the same ship. Joe shard his Navy stories with grandchildren, in schools, and was featured in a newspaper article. He enjoyed the Honor Flight in 2012.
When he returned to Quincy, he was one of the first five employees of Motorola. He worked for Motorola for 38 years; 28 in Quincy, 5 in Seguin, TX, and 5 in Joplin, MO. He retired in 1986, moving back to Lewis County.
Joe was a member of Durham Baptist Church and a member of American Legion Post 578. He loved fishing, hunting, and was an avid Cardinal fan. He was watching a Cardinal game at the time of his death. Joe and Leah enjoyed wintering in Texas for 21 years.
Survivors include wife Leah Knight of Palmyra; four daughters, Brenda Crackel (Tom) of Goreville, IL, Cathy Sprague (Larry) of LaGrange, MO, Teryl Broeker (Kevin) of Ewing, MO, and Laura Tilley (Terry) of Bountiful, UT. Joe has sixteen grandchildren, Kim Goddard (Mark) of Carterville, IL, Kenneth Kleckner (Kathy) of Herrin, IL, Bradley Kleckner of Goreville, IL, Hayley Crackel of Belleville, IL, Larry Sprague of Sartell, MN, Landon Sprague (April) of Quincy, IL, Christopher Sprague (Betty) of Quincy, IL, Tandy Fischer (Troy) of Rockford, IL, Kendra Grimm (Joseph) of St. Peters, MO, Joshua Tilley (Aleesha) of Orofino, ID, Aaron Tilley (Kathrine) of Eagle, UT, Terry Tilley Jr. (Becky) of Bountiful, UT, Jessica Cooley (Daniel) of Fairfax, VA, Benjamin Tilley (Mindy) of Bountiful, UT, Jared Tilley (Marral) of West Valley City, UT, Jordan Tilley (Amelia) of Moscow, ID. He has 31 great grandchildren and one great-great grandchild. Joe was also survived by sister, Wilma Sally; sisters-in-law, Ethel Knight, Doris Olson, Carolyn Roseberry, Sharon Kurfman, Connie Kurfman and Mary Kurfman; brother-in-law, Wendell Kurfman; and numerous nieces, nephews, and friends.
Joe was preceded in death by his parents; father-in-law and mother-in-law, Owen and Lola Kurfman; brothers, Richard Knight and Jerry Knight; sister, Imogene Winfield; brothers-in-law, Bob Winfield, Dick Sally, Richard Kurfman, Roger Kurfman, Warren Kurfman, Bill Olson; and sister-in-law Bertha Kurfman.
Funeral services will be held Friday, August 17, 2018 at 10:00am at Durham Baptist Church, Durham, MO with Reverend John Moore, officiating. Buriel with military honors will be held in Dover Cemetery, Selves addition, near LaGrange, MO. Visitation will be held Thursday, August 16, 2018, from 4:00 until 8:00pm at Durham Baptist Church. The family suggests the memorials be made to Durham Baptist Church or Peterson Outdoors Ministries for Veterans.
Pallbearers will be grandsons.
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Imagine a man figuring out what's going on with electronic music, its philosophy and the engagement that it must have on persons of all ages and eras. It's just brilliant how this musician, label owner and in all sense a truly artist, investigate all fields of music and arts to see how electronic can be a part of it, completely, gathering all the precise elements to handle a genre to do both, dance and listen. I\'m talking about Jeff Mills, of course.
Next month (October, 2020) Jeff will release trough Axis Records the new album of the American keyboardist/artist Byron Blaylock a.k.a. Byron The Aquarius. The album has been titled 'Ambrosia', and it's a beautiful 10-track LP filled with the most beautiful sounds that can be heard in a mixture between Soulful House and Jazz Music with a touch of Blues.
Byron has released a consistently high level of music on Wild Oats, Eglo Records & many more. He has toured the planet playing festivals such as Dimensions, Dekmantel, Suncebeat, Lente Kabinet, All Points East and many more as well as a plethora of the world's best clubs. Despite the limitation brought on by the pandemic, 2020 has been a busy one for Byron. A release on Shall Not Fade as well as this very special collaborative project with arguably the biggest name in Techno Music, Jeff Mills.
'Ambrosia' is going out on vinyl & digital on October 16th. Read below the phantastic history of the elaboration of this fantastic album in the words of the one and only, Jeff Mills.
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Jeff Mills: "My calculation was simple. I figured that all the music lovers of past eras will grow older, move away from the physical response of dancing to music because the rest of their lives would need more attention, more time and management. However, the affection and love that once carried them throughout the long nights on the dancefloors would not only maintain, but that relationship might actually grow more intense as time marches on and the asset of fond memories of our pasts would cherish and valued even more. Considering this type of music lover, I looked to Electronic Music to examine if the genre had produced enough non-danceable material that might accommodate such a person. While researching, I soon noticed that the majority of works of Electronic Music are designed for dancing and dancefloors. Music for clubs, where there is a especially prepared atmosphere for dancing and moving audiences. Dance music speaks a special language and I love it for that, but I could see that this special language falls short around the other hours of the day because the average person listens to music more than they dance to it. From this understanding, I then searched to find Electronic Music that mainly designed for listening. The result of my find was minimal and practically to the point where anything that did not have a driving dance beat fell into a category entitled "ambient"Unconvinced that this really does not serve for a better understanding of music, I thought of a plan to create a project that addresses this very subject head-on. One evening while searching for music, I kept running across selected of works of certain artists that had fusing classic jazz into their tracks. Either by sampling or by having live musicians play along with the tracks. The ideas were impressive, but the recordings could have been better if only the musicians were in a proper studio with access to the right production set-up. With this idea in mind, I continued to discreetly follow the work of a few artists for about 2 years before I became convinced that it would be time to approach one of them with this idea. Of these artists, the common thread was that they all knew the precision Electronic Dance Music, but also the freedom and looseness of Jazz.My plan was to ask the artists if they would be interested in recording an album for my label Axis Records. We would create a budget and give the artist the time and ability to go into any studio they choose to record their music and select any musicians/players/soloists that they would like to record and work with. The objective would be to create something new and different.In the winter of 2018, I contacted the American keyboardist/artist Byron Blaylock a.k.a. Byron The Aquarius. I was convinced that he had all the qualities that might be needed to create a groundbreaking album and after a few discussions we agreed on a game plan that would stretch over about 1 ½ years. Over a two – day period, we recorded the album in Atlanta, Georgia at the beginning of 2020 at Patchwerk Studios. As this current virus pandemic took hold of many societies and brought many people's work and lives to a halt, we also were caught off guard, but found a way to salvage the production process to continue the mix-down sessions of Byron's recordings. Using a web-based audio sharing app, we managed to mix-down the entire album from 3 different US cities. Chicago, where the studio and engineer Steve Kovacs is based, in Alabama where Byron resides and in Miami, Florida where I live. For the occasion, I had made a similar hi fi set-up that resembled what the studio was using in Chicago. In real-time, the three of us listened, edited and mixed the entire album until Byron's satisfaction.The album is a fantastic mix between Soulful House and Jazz Music with a touch of Blues. Might hope was that with each live musician Byron engaged with would result in something different and this was definitely the case. For instance with Veteran Drummer "Lil John" Roberts, the tracks of Byron became more loose, but because the technique of "Lil John" is so precise, the tracks have a steady foundation where just about anything would sound great upon. With Trumpeter Dashill Smith and Flutist Rasheeda Ali (both recorded at different sessions), the tracks graciously parted to accommodate these sounds, almost as if they were made especially for their solo parts. The bass player, Chocoalat, who is initially from Brasil gave the tracks a latin samba feel that was wonderfully unexpected.As the producer, one of my goals was to feature the artist in the best possible way. Making sure all tracks bare his characteristic imprint, spirit and design". The overall goal was to create something that bared the traits and signs that would catch the attention of a music lover. Someone that has danced themselves into a relationship with music that is unconditional and undeniable".
Cover Artwork.
Artist: Byron The Aquarius
Album Title: Ambrosia
Label: Axis Records
Format: Vinyl, Digital
Release Date: October 16th, 2020
Cat. No. AX091
Distribution: NEWS, Axis
Domains: https://www.newsdistribution.be/
Album Producer: Jeff Mills
1. Byron The Aquarius – New Beginning (Original Mix)(Also in the vinyl edition)
2. Byron The Aquarius – Edgewood Ave. (Also in the vinyl edition)
3. Byron The Aquarius – Spirit Of Juju (Original Mix)(Also in the vinyl edition)
4. Byron The Aquarius – Space & Time (Original Mix)(Also in the vinyl edition)
5. Byron The Aquarius – Timeless (Vocal Mix)(Also in the vinyl edition)
6. Byron The Aquarius – Timeless (Alternative Dub Mix)(Also in the vinyl edition)
7. Byron The Aquarius – Space & Time (Jam Session)(Also in the vinyl edition)
8. Byron The Aquarius – Spirit Of Juju (Instrumental)
9. Byron The Aquarius – New Beginning (Piano Mix)
10. Byron The Aquarius – Timeless (Instrumental)
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Eashwari Bai Memorial Trust has been a trailblazer over its inception for being a pioneer in establishing a standard institution to serve people. The Trust activities include establishing hospitals of quality at Secondary levels, creating network committed to prevention, early detection and advanced cure. Eashwari Bai Memorial Trust brings the concept of corporate hospital care at affordable rates in Hyderabad, raising the level of medicare to national standards while visualizing a great scope for the establishment of speciality hospitals.
The master plan of Eashwari Bai Memorial Trust includes building and establishing the institutions which are dedicated to Innovation in Health Care through training courses in Nursing and research. Eashwari Bai Memorial Trust wishes to develop highly qualified nurse educators, nurse administrators and efficient nurses who can provide expert nursing care to the community by launching DGNM (DIPLOMA COURSE), B.Sc. (N) (GRADUATE COURSE), Post Basic B.Sc(N), & M.Sc(N) (POST GRADUATE COURSE).
The extensive infrastructure and well equipped class rooms, laboratories & library are available to provide an ideal atmosphere for the Nursing Programmes.
I congratulate you on making a decision to pursue a career in Nursing and choosing the Eashwari Bai Memorial College of Nursing for shaping your career.


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The Australian Cities Research Network is convening the first webinar panel for the new ACRN 'Speaking Out' series which focuses on how the urban research community can contribute to addressing issues of gender inequity. Specifically, the ways in which urban research can work to:
- inform urban policy / practice;
- contribute to public debate / social movements; and/or
- support / drive sustainability-led change
The inaugural event is scheduled for Wednesday the 5th May 1-2pm. Link to the event registration: www.eventbrite.com/e/australasian-cities-research-network-acrn-speaking-out-series-1-registration-152307470745
Five women from across the career span have been invited to share their thoughts and research together:
- Dorina Pojani (UQ|UP)
- Louise Johnson (Deakin)
- Virginia Marshall (ANU)
- Emma Power (Western Sydney)
- Lisa Stafford (QUT)
Convenors: Wendy Steele (RMIT) and Nicole Gurran (Sydney)
The Australasian Cities Research network (ACRN) is committed to advancing research that actively shapes the critical discourses, policies and practices that support more equitable and sustainable cities and regions. ACRN has traditionally provided a supportive forum for urban researchers, policymakers and practitioners through the biennial State of Australian Cities Conference (SOAC). See – http://www.acrn-soac.com.au/future-directions-of-acrn/
The 'Speaking Out Series' seeks to extend engagement with the urban research community by bringing together into conversation both established and emerging scholars around key contemporary urban issues and themes. Each speaker will be invited to highlight one of their research publications (5min) and how it links or speaks to the seminar theme (i.e. gender inequity in cities and regions) – the idea is for this publication to be made available to participants prior to the webinar as well as profiled as part of the series on the ACRN website and social media.
- Acknowledgement to Country/Welcome to the ACRN series
- Introduction to the theme and speakers
- Panel presentations (Pecha Kucha format)
- Closing remarks
All UQ|UP members are invited to attend the seminar!


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CAMARILLO, Calif. – Airshow pilot Spencer Suderman, the current Guinness World Record holder for "Most Inverted Flat Spins in an aircraft," will attempt to break his own record of 81 rotations, set in 2014, with a spin of over 100 rotations.
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The attempt will occur on April 12 at the Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Yuma in Arizona. This flight will occur over the USMC Barry M. Goldwater Range, West Segment where the restricted airspace has been reserved to an altitude of 50,000 feet for this world record breaking effort.
The aircraft to be used for this attempt is an experimental variant of the legendary Pitts Special aerobatic biplane. The plane, designated the Sunbird S-1x, was originally built and flown by noted aerobatic competitor and airshow pilot Dick Green and is the only one of its kind featuring an oversized engine and propeller.
A world-record attempt is never easy, nor cheap, so without sponsors Suderman would be sidelined. Sponsors of this attempt include: Torgoen Swiss Professional Pilot Watches; Dual Eyewear; Electroair Electronic Ignition Systems; Sandia Aerospace; Earthx Motorsports; Micro AeroDynamics; and Aerox.


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When it comes to the ELD mandate, I am sure you will all agree with me that there are a lot opposing, reverse and contradictory opinions out there. Having said this, people have all kinds of opinions regarding the mandate!
Continually, for some, it's just another rule and regulation on the list with "obeying stuff", while others find it as a demanding and disturbing thing that will interfere with their usual daily routine.
Furthermore, most people, including me, do not like changes. This is due to the drastic changes made in the previous years.
Moreover, I am not saying that there are no benefits in changing and updating your resources and ways of doing things, but I personally do not like and have a hard time with changes, even if they are for the better!
To continue with, I am sure many people are like me, and can't see clearly the bigger picture and the good that comes with deploying new technology and upgrades such as the ELD.
For instance, there is an old veteran driver and a rookie driver comparison. To emphasize, the first will most likely have difficulties adjusting to the new Electronic Logging Device Mandate.
On the other hand, the rookie will see it as yet another thing that has to accomplish and obey in order to become an experienced truck driver one day!
Nonetheless, that is neither here nor there! To put it in a different way, it all depends on the perspective you see things from!
100 Lessons On ELD Mandate
The United States Congress enacted the "Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century" bill, also known as the MAP-21 ; in early 2012.
In that bill was also a provision requiring the FMCSA to develop a rule mandating the use of electronic logging devices.
This is how the idea for the ELD was born.
Following that, in December 2015, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), published the final electronic logging device rule, the ELDs mandate.
You've probably heard by now already, but every truck driver will be required to use electronic logging devices also know as ELD to track their hours of service (HOS).
So, the paper logs are soon to be history, and we are moving in the new age of technology with this ELD!
It would have been all good and great if we were all same set of people, and react and accept changes the same way, but, the reality is totally different.
That is and the exact reason why we will have some good and bad things to consider when making the switch to Electronic Logs and implementing this ELD rule.
However, one thing is for sure, and that is the fact that we will all have to migrate to this new way of doing things pretty soon, regardless how that makes us feel!
You can choose if you are going to wear a big trucker hat or not. Also, you can choose which fuel transfer tank to use, and the Freightliner dealers you want to use.
You can choose a lot of things, but when it comes to the ELD question, there is nothing to choose. You have to have it, it's a done deal!
This is not one of the biggest USA trucking secrets, it's a fact that the ELD is here, same like is a fact that we can't bypass it! So why not try to make the best out of it!
So here, without any further delay let me present you 100 interesting fact about the mandate.
100 ELD Mandate Facts
ELD Mandate Fact No. 1: An ELD is an electronic solution that enables professional truck drivers and commercial motor carriers to easily track Hours of Service (HOS) compliance.
ELD Fact No. 2: The electronic logging device is pretty much the same thing with the paper logbook that drivers use currently to record their compliance with Hours of Service. Further, it is just a modified form and more modern way for drivers to be able to truck their Record of Duty Status (RODS) after all.
ELD Mandate Fact No. 3: Fleets have until December 2017 to implement certified ELD's to record HOS.
ELD Mandate Fact No. 4: By December 2017, all CDL drivers required to keep a Record of Duty Status (RODS) must use an ELD to document their compliance with HOS rules.
ELD Fact No. 5: The fleets that already have some kind of electronic logging technology will have until December 2019 to ensure compliance with the published specifications.
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ELD Mandate Fact No. 6: The mandate is not completely new! ELDs are not reinventing the HOS compliance technology wheel; it's something ongoing for a solid number of years.
ELD Mandate Fact No. 7: The ELD rule is based on a series of previous rulemaking events, each building upon its predecessor.
ELD Mandate Fact No. 8: The new ELD rule adds certain technical and performance specifications that define exactly what the device must feature.
ELD Mandate Fact No. 9: An ELD must connect to the truck's engine to record if the truck is in motion.
ELD Fact No. 10: An ELD must allow the driver to log in and select On-duty, Off-duty, or On-Duty Not Driving; drive segments must be automatically selected based on vehicle movement.
ELD Mandate Fact No. 11: An ELD must graphically display a Record of Duty Status, so a driver can quickly see hours in a day.
ELD Mandate Fact No. 12: An ELD must provide data in a format that's standardized and can be transmitted to law enforcement in a number of prescribed ways, such as wireless web services, USB, or Bluetooth 2.0.
ELD Mandate Fact No. 13: an ELD must be provider-certified that the device meets the proper specifications.
ELD Mandate Fact No. 14: The ELDs will be available in a number of shapes and sizes – once a final rule is published.


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Celtics are Westwood Girls Jamboree champs
The Celtics, coached by Jeff Hurley and Brian Greally, eked out the championship win over the Magic, coached by Jason Macy. The games were a pleasure to watch - travel league teammates and friends on opposing town teams were blocking each others' shots one minute, then laughing and hugging the next. The girls'...
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First Baptist team visits Rosie's Place
A group of teens and adults from First Baptist Church of Westwood recently visited Rosie's Place in Boston, where they helped prepare and serve dinner for approximately 150 guests. In addition, they delivered twenty "comfort bags" containing socks, gloves, snacks, and toiletries that had been put together by the participants of FBC's Kids...
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Davis Museum opens spring exhibitions
By Laura Drinan
Hometown Weekly Reporter
Since its establishment in its present form in 1993, the Davis Museum has been a reliable spot to enjoy arts and culture for students and visitors of Wellesley College. Free and open to the public Tuesday through Sunday, the Davis Museum offers incredible collections from around the globe.
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Documentary, discussion to recall St. Augustine
By Amelia Tarallo Hometown Weekly Special Correspondent For many of us in Massachusetts, St. Augustine is just another pin on the map - another tourist destination in sunny Florida. Just a few decades ago, though, St. Augustine was the site of the bloodiest civil rights campaign. The campaign is the subject of the documentary "Passage at St. Augustine:...Read more
Garden Study Group celebrates 65 years
The Wellesley Garden Study Group celebrated their 65th anniversary with a festive holiday luncheon party. It was a wonderful occasion to honor some of the original charter members - Ms. Polly Gardener and Ms. Libby Bachman were the honored guests representing the original charter members. Both ladies have contributed creatively to the club's...
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The legacy of Walpole's Old Town Hall
By Laura Drinan
Hometown Weekly Reporter
While it is now home to over 25 thousand people, in 1881, Walpole's population hovered around two thousand. In that very year, the town spent a grand total of $29,322.65 to build what is one of Walpole's most beloved buildings: Old Town Hall.
On February 21, the Walpole Public...
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Freshmen girls conclude perfect season
The Walpole Rebels freshmen girls basketball team has finished its season undefeated....Read more
'Sleeping Beauty' to enchant Walpole
Tickets are on sale now for the Walpole Children's Theatre's winter production of the classic fairy tale "Sleeping Beauty." Showtimes are March 2 at 7 p.m. and March 3 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. at the Walpole Footlighters Playhouse, 2 Scout Rd. in East Walpole. A lively, creative version of the famed story, "Sleeping Beauty"...Read more
School artists holding show at mall
In honor of Youth Art Month, the Walpole Public Schools Art Department K-12, will be exhibiting student work at Barnes and Noble in the Walpole Mall for the month of March. There will be a reception on Tuesday, March 6, at 6:30 p.m. There is a book fair attached to this event and a portion of...Read more
Mad Science sparks chemistry interest
By Laura Drinan
Hometown Weekly Reporter
It may have been February vacation for Needham's students, but they were still eager to learn. Thankfully, while their teachers were enjoying well-deserved time off, the Needham Free Public Library hosted Mad Science to give an engaging demonstration to the town's youngsters.
Specializing in visually captivating demonstrations to inspire children,...
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Kira Seamon to exhibit at library
As part of Art in Bloom, innovative photographer Kira Seamon will display her eye-catching photos of fall foliage trees and debut her new "flower eggs" at the Needham Library throughout the month of March. "Stained Glass Sky" showcases stunning autumn trees in a unique fashion ranging from the delicate to the dramatic. Kira's kaleidoscope photography...Read more
Eliot to host first Leprechaun Run
Eliot Elementary School's first annual Leprechaun Run (5K) and Pot O' Gold Mile (kids fun run) is scheduled for 8 a.m. on Saturday, March 17, at Cricket Field. The chip-timed 5K event is not limited to Eliot families; all are invited to participate. This is a run/walk meant for people of all ages. The Pot...Read more
Needham LEPC is state-certified
The Needham Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC) was recently certified by the State Emergency Response Commission. The Local Emergency Planning Committee's goal is to ensure the community is ready to respond during any emergency. This goal is accomplished by encouraging partnerships between the town, state, local businesses and residents through the exchange of...
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Art in Bloom coming next week
Needham's Art in Bloom is celebrating its 10th anniversary at the Needham Public Library next Saturday, March 10, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and on Sunday, March 11, from 1 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. There will be 70+ mixed medium pieces of artwork by talented Needham High School students and teachers, each...
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Expresso Yourself Coffeehouse celebrates milestone
By Laura Drinan
Hometown Weekly Reporter
An estimated two billion birthday cards are sent each year, Dr. Thea Iberall shared in between open microphone performers. Although there were no birthday cards in sight, dozens of members of the community joined Thea to celebrate Expresso Yourself Coffehouse's second birthday.
Expresso Yourself is an open mic night, which...
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Troop 89 members are Eagle Scouts
Medfield's Boy Scout Troop 89 members Patrick Edward O'Connor, Kyle Parker Heaney, Evan William Sepe and Mark Gerard Fitzpatrick were honored at their Eagle Court of Honor on February 10, 2018 at the Church of the Advent in Medfield. Family, friends, members of Troop 89, as well as state and local officials attended this event,...Read more


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Hallows Night Magic Macabre Halloween Card - Week 5 of My 13 Weeks of Halloween Wednesday
Welcome everyone!!! Now I know it's not Wednesday, but due to a huge migraine I was unable to post this then so I decided to share it today. Have you ever noticed that there are many different types of themes and color combos for Halloween? You can have cute, with bright colors or you can go all scary with dark colors. Today I chose a Victorian macabre style. Let's get to my card.....
Next, I embossed the Basic Black layer with the Cobweb embossing folder. I layered this onto some Silver Foil and then wrapped a piece of the Metallic Mesh around it. I glued this whole piece to my Blackberry Bliss card base. I added the sentiment piece on with Dimensionals. I die cut some of the bats using the Black Glitter paper and placed them around the card front. I also added three Iridescent Pearls to the lower right.
For the inside I kept it pretty simple by stamping the smaller bat and spider in opposite corners. If you would like to purchase any of the items I used to make this card, I have listed them all down below. Just click on any of the pics to be taken to my online store.
Thank you so much for coming to my blog today and I hope I have inspired you to try something crafty today! Have a great day.


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KARACHI: Pakistan today said it had arrested 66 Indian fishermen and seized 10 fishing boats for allegedly fishing in the country's territorial waters in the Arabian Sea.
The Pakistan Maritime Security Agency (PMSA) handed over the Indian fishermen who were arrested on Sunday to the docks police for further prosecution.
The fishermen were in Pakistan's territorial waters and despite warnings did not turn back and were arrested and their boats seized, a PMSA spokesman said.
India and Pakistan regularly arrest fishermen who stray in to each other's waters due to a poorly marked sea boundary and according to figures they are around 400 Indian fishermen presently lodged in jails in Karachi.
In the past the two nations have released the fishermen as goodwill gestures and the Pakistan government last August released around 163 Indian fishermen including some minors.


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grnDBLP extends DBLP's website with information about the carbon footprint generated by conferences. It is aimed at making the computer science community aware of the environmental impact behind conferences. To do so, it arranges in a map the flights taken by the authors of all the articles in a conference.
grnDBLP relies on third party services to obtain the data needed to calculate the footprint:
- Scopus (authors affiliation)
- Geocode.xyz, here and locationiq (geocoding)
The extension is currently under development, so we appreciate your feedback.
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