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A couple of months ago I had a look at what options we had to improve our front-end code-style. In this article I will show which tools we settled on using, our configuration for them and an explanation on why we chose those options.
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Moving individual MySQL tables on disk
Moving one single MySQL database to another location on disk (e.g. to free up disk space) turns out to be far from straightforward. In this post I will describe what we can learn of our failed approaches, and what solution we eventually came up with.
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A story of keys, focus and no mouse
Have you ever wanted to 'tab' to the next item on a webpage and nothing happened? Or maybe you had to press 'tab' so many times your finger hurt? In my internship at Moxio I worked on a solution for keyboard navigation in complex web applications.
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Creative Sessions: How to get that positive vibe
One of the biggest challenges when speaking to users is how to create and maintain a positive, constructive vibe. Creating the right start for our creative sessions helps us get our group into 'zone' of productive interaction.
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Understanding Exceptional Flow - Type Inference
Ever wondered how your IDE knows the types of expressions in the code you are writing? This is called type inference. It might sound scary, but it is surprisingly simple and really useful. In this blog post I will explain the what, why and how of type inference.
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Building a Design System - The challenges we face
At Moxio we are building a Design System. In this blog I will tell you about the challenges we are facing starting and working on the Design System.
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PHP Central Europe conference 2017
Early November I attended the first edition of phpCE, a new PHP community conference in Central Europe, originating from a merger between PHPCon Poland and Brno PHP conference. In this blog post I would like to share some of my experiences and things I have learned during that event.
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In Dutch we have the saying "good preparation is half the work". When organizing a creative session this also goes. Facing challenges on creating a positive and constructive vibe and staying on topic in our preparation gives us a firm base to work on.
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Baby Chahat admitted to PGIMER; doctors to begin examination, tests
The baby has been admitted at the Advanced Paediatrics Centre, PGIMER, and doctors will start the examination to know the exact cause of her gaining weight at such a speed.punjab Updated: May 12, 2017 09:12 IST
A nine-month-old baby girl weighing 20 kg, almost double the normal weight for her age, has arrived at the Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) for treatment.
At 9 months, an ideal body weight of a baby girl should be between 6.6 - 10.4 kilograms.
She has been admitted at the Advanced Paediatrics Centre, PGIMER, and doctors will start the examination to know the exact cause of her gaining weight at such a speed.
"We have admitted the baby and various tests will be done to know the exact cause of the problem. It is not a one day task and will take a long time," said one of the treating doctors.
Suresh Kumar (24), father of the girl, works with a cable operator in Amritsar, and said this is not the first time when he has brought the child to PGIMER. "On April 20, we had visited PGIMER but then after waiting for the entire day, we left for Amritsar as the baby had fever," he said.
But as the doctors in Amritsar could not diagnose the problem, Suresh has again brought her daughter to the institute.
Renu (22), mother of the child, said the baby was born on July 24, 2016 via normal delivery. Her weight was normal, but she started gaining weight when she was 4-months old.
At 9 months, her weight is 20 kg and ideally it should not be more than 10 kg. "When she was 4 months, her weight was 9 kg. It increased to 15 kg when she was 6 months old. Her weight continued to increase. It increased by two more kg in the next three months. Currently she weighs 20 kg and she is turning ten months on May 24," said Suresh.
The baby was first taken to a civil hospital for treatment, after which she was referred to Guru Nanak Dev Hospital in Amritsar.
But, the doctors at the two hospitals were unable to diagnose the problem and have referred the child to the PGIMER. The baby is quite active and does not have any other health issues so far.
Doctors at the Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education and Research are of the view that the child might be suffering from one of the rare genetic disorders. There are few laboratories in the world, which conduct those tests. Once diagnosed, the problem can be cured.
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Hi everyone,
I've been confusing about expression "Instrument with attenuation : b-a-c" in AWS D1.1 2006 Sect.220.127.116.11.Could you please explain me about it, And when we have to use the formula(b-a-c) instead of the a-b-c? As my knowledge that most UT Technicians only use the a-b-c when they evaluate every defect found.Thanks in advance for further kind explaination.
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Some of the UT instruments "in the old days" had atenuation controls rathe rthan gain controls. It would reduce gain as you turned it up rather than increase gain. I am not even aware of any modern day instrumentsthat have it.
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Is scheduled for BG3! We will hopefully hear that we have a healthy baby boy or girl on Feb. 2! I can't wait!!
Sunday, January 11, 2009
Posted by James, Kelly, Simon and Sierra Grooters at 9:56 PM
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Eek! Can't wait to find out!
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Another day, another midterm to proctor. Beats working for a living.
It's my Supervision class' midterm that I'm supervising, and we had some interesting discussion on our chapter on decision-making that we covered pre-exam, ranging from restaurants and satisficing (getting good leads on two local mom-and-pops, Bella Notte [which brings back way too many Lady and the Tramp images] and Cozy Burger), brainstorming (would the Pet Rock gotten through a normal corporate meeting?) and groupthink.
Interestingly, the textbook ragged on satisficing, where you make a limited-choice decision which may not be the best decision but a good enough one. The book called it "bounded rationality" instead. That attitude makes sense if we're talking about a big decision, where you need to cast the net further than the usual suspects, but such boundedness might make perfect sense if you have a low-impact, one-off decision.
For instance, there are plenty of good restaurants in Lexington, but if you were buzzing by on I-75 going through Kentucky to points beyond, you'd likely just hit whatever name-brand restaurant was near an exit; unless you get a kick out of discovering restaurants, you're not going to do that much research on a one-time pit stop.
The other topic that brought some politics to mind was on groupthink. One can make a case that there was a bit of groupthink in the Bush administration over Iraq, that the critics were both afraid to get in the way of the neocons who were itching to get Saddam and accustomed to look down upon a cautious, critical, diplomatic approach to things as typical Foggy Bottom wimpiness.
That's not to say that it wasn't the right call, but that critics weren't getting as good a hearing as they should have in 20/20 hindsight. The critics might have been both afraid to go against the grain and also felt that the critics were wrong by definition; in politics, you automatically discount what the opposition is saying, lest you grant the possibility that they might actually be right on occasion.
The other aspect of groupthink comes in when you're in a homogeneous group where "everyone thinks the same way about [fill in the topic]." Big-city newsrooms and liberal cultural stands would be one example; regardless of gender or ethnicity, most everyone's underchurched and to the left on abortion, gay rights and other such issues. Since "everyone they know" is a good liberal, it makes conservative stands on those issues seem radical.
In fairness, there are some of my circles where the reverse is true; if you run in a conservative crowd and everyone has a certain viewpoint, it makes the liberal alternatives look radical.
One of the nice things about reading blogs is that it give you a diversity of opinion that you may not get in your circle of friends and colleagues. I've learned a lot about earnest and devout Catholic faith from Catholic bloggers, stuff you would not get from the cadre of ex-Catholics in my evangelical circles for whom Catholic-bashing is often a favorite parlor game. I also get from folks like Bene and the Connexions crew a center-left Christian take that often shows the weak points of a standard conservative take on things.
Diversity helps making better decisions. Even if you don't agree all the time with folks, they often can inform you and help you get a broader view of the world.


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Good old Macallan strictly from Sherry oak casks from Jerez. Sweet berries covered in sugar, and as time goes, some darker fruits appear in the smell. A lot of plums for an example.
So dark and compact in the taste. So much flavour considered the low ABV. Plums, red berries, gentle oak and some notes of coffee. The finish is short, but as long as it lasts, it is very good and carry the flavours from the taste beautifully!


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Nokia NOK, -1.53%, the no. 1 mobile handset maker, said net sales in the first quarter declined 3 percent to 6.773 million euro, in line with the average estimate from analysts. It said first-quarter operating profit showed a slight year-on-year decline to 1.2 billion euro, ahead of the forecast for 1.123 billion euro. The results included 56 million euro gain from the sale of the remaining shares of Nokian Tyres.
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A plaque has been unveiled at Melton's Waterfield Leisure Centre marking a man's 50 years of commitment to Melton Council and to his role as client officer for the centre.
The Dalby Road leisure centre's health suite is now called the Robert Child Health Suite - named after long-serving Robert Child.
As previously reported in the Melton Times Robert was presented with a long service award by the council in September to mark his long-standing commitment to the authority.
Senior accountant Robert started working at the council in 1965 when he was just 16-years-old. The council was known then as Melton and Belvoir Rural District Council and was based in Warwick Lodge.


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Drunk air marshals are now going to be on Cuba flights. This was a safety priority.
The moves comes as Congress and the Obama Administration were at odds over the security of the flights to and from Cuba.
The TSA had admitted in mid-September that no federal air marshals had been aboard the commercial flights to the island nation that had started in late August.
There was the air marshal who sued because he was denied his onboard meal choice, and the one who left his loaded gun in the bathroom. (Another left a handgun in an airplane lavatory, it was discovered by a teenager.)
Then there was the one who pulled his service weapon on two civilians in a parking space dispute at New York JFK.
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They scheduled work assignments to facilitate vacations and sexual trysts. Which is fine because they're insufficiently trained to do much even if something did happen on their watch.
There was the one who tried to hire a hit man to kill his wife, the one who smuggled cocaine, and the one who sexually abused a young boy.
Now they'll run amok in Cuba. Which — if it means spreading the existing workforce across more destinations — those of us flying domestically will be safer. That must be the reason this was such a high priority, to get more air marshals out of the country in order to secure US domestic airspace.


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A week after Trump first declared that we'll be sending more National Guard service members to the border, we finally have some idea of what they'll be asked to do.
Among a limited list of other duties, the Washington Post reports that they'll serve as glorified grounds-keepers.
National Guard troops will provide air support through drones and light-, medium- and heavy-lift helicopters, Lt. Col. Jamie Davis, a Defense Department spokesman, said in a statement to The Washington Post. They will also help maintain roads and other infrastructure, clear vegetation and assist with facility maintenance, in addition to operating surveillance systems, including cameras and blimps, Davis said.
They will not be arresting migrants or carrying out armed patrols along the border.
After initially agreeing to deploy just 400 service members, Arizona and Texas both increased their number of deployments yesterday evening. Both state governments have said the deployment will "stem the flow" of drugs and immigrants, but it seems incredibly unlikely to me that this will have any material impact.
Judging by their list of duties, it's doubtful that a significant number of them will even be stationed directly on the border. Drones, helicopters, and blimps are not flown from the 2-yard line and many facilities that may require a grounds-keeper are not located on the border.
This may be news to many people, but a significant number of border checkpoints are not actually located directly on the border. Checkpoints can be found within 100 miles of the border. The actual border is mostly an empty desert dotted by border cities and towns that are barely a blip along the 1,900 mile zone.


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Sitting is the new smoking. It's now responsible for a quarter of deaths. Since death is inevitable, Calvin has decided to master the art, along with Hobbes. Lets take it to the next level. Sitting against the wall squats.
Time to Get Off Your Arse (GOYA) now. Remember, if running is your love, strength training is your mother-in-law. Love her or hate her, but you need impress her to not get in trouble with running.
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EDIT: Apparently this was a fairly poorly-timed article! Louisville finds themselves in deep water, and SMU was banned from the postseason like 2 days after I published this. But oh well, what are you gonna do, can't plan for that type of thing. Maybe Vegas knew?
Most gamblers will probably tell you that futures are a waste of time because of the hilarious amount of juice factored in, but I'm a fan of them as a recreational activity as well as a gauge for how good teams are expected to be. Obviously, some of that expectation is colored by the amount of money Vegas expects to take in on a team (for example, knowing that a lot of money will probably come in on Kentucky, Vegas may artificially lower their odds to compensate for the future liability), but in general, they give a pretty great guide to team's likelihood of winning the national championship.
So for fun, I'm going to take a little dive into the NCAA Tournament championship odds, picking a few favorites and hates along the way, even making some "pretend bets" (wink wink) on a few whose value I adore. The biggest thing to remember – when I take these, they aren't necessarily because I think the team IS going to win it all. It's more that I think they are underestimated, value-wise, and I like their chances of making a run in the tournament. If I can get a team with long-ish odds to the Final Four (or even Elite 8, if the number is high enough), then the hedging opportunities will make the bet profitable.
I'm taking the odds from here: http://www.vegasinsider.com/college-basketball/odds/futures/, as those are the most widely available to the American public (offshore sports books notwithstanding – that's illegal!!!) (for now).
Favorite Bets
Duke, 9:1
I can't remember how Coach Rat did with his last batch of elite froshies, but I think it turned out pretty well. Right? Maybe? Who knows, I'm just pumped Wisconsin is the defending National Champ. Anyway, I'm pretty high on this class + Grayson, so the Dookies are probably my favorite bet near the top of the board. I'll give or take Jeter, but between Obi/Amile/Sergeant Plumdog, I think they're fine on the inside (especially defensively), and Grayson/Ingram/Kennard are gonna score a ton of points. The only reason I hesitate on this bet for now is to hope the Devils drop a couple games in nonconf or in conference play to more seasoned teams (UNC, UVa anyone?) and their odds improve from the current 9:1. If I see them at 12:1 anywhere, I'll snatch that up.
Louisville, 55:1
If it weren't for the ridiculous next odds, this would be my favorite bet on the board. I looooove the two grad transfers Ricky P brings in, Trey Lewis and Damion Lee. They averaged a combined 37.7 points and hit a combined 148 threes last year with very solid efficiency numbers (Lee especially), giving Pitino probably the best wing scoring combo he's had since Taquan Dean and Francisco Garcia (sorry Luke Hancock, you're not quite dynamic enough off the dribble). Those two should continue to fill it up, helping Louisville bump up its offense from the relatively disappointing 64th-place finish it had last year.
On the other side of the ball, Pitino's squads have been in the top 5 in defensive efficiency in 7 of the last 8 years. My esteemed colleague DJ MC will point to those teams having Siva/Russdiculous/Rozier at the head of his pressure schemes, and while they don't have an on-ball guy quite on that level this year, I actually liked what I saw from Quentin Snider last year and Lewis is no slouch coming over from Cleveland St. Plus, Pitino coaxed a #2 defensive ranking from his 2004 squad without an elite ball pressure guy, so there's precedent. Mathiang and Onuaku are a great set of rim protectors, and I'm high on Jaylen Johnson's potential on both ends as well.
The downside for Louisville is the strength of the ACC; struggling against UNC/UVa/Duke/ND would deflate the Cardinals' seed and give them a tougher road to Houston. I think 5th in the ACC is worth a 4-seed this year, though, in which case 55:1 will be golden value, especially given Slick Rick's March track record.
This bet is the one, my only. I don't really know what I'm missing with this squad – they have a returning conference player of the year at point guard (Nic Moore), a Hall of Fame coach in Larry Brown, a force of nature big man in Markus Kennedy, and a wide variety of pieces to fit in between. Keith Frazier is a great third scoring option on the wing, Shake Milton is a fantastic freshman combo guard who can score or handle the ball (allowing Nic Moore to play off the ball), Ben Moore can score a little and defend, Sterling Brown is a great defender who knows his role offensively, Jordan Tolbert is a solid forward to plant next to Kennedy who was efficient at Texas Tech, and Duke transfer Semi Ojeleye is the ultimate x-factor. I suppose one more big man would be helpful, but with the speed and versatility that this team can put on the floor, they might be better off without one. I trust Brown to figure out how best to pull the strings, playing time- and scheme-wise.
Another big reason I love these odds is SMU's potential seed. I think the AAC will be an improved conference this year (but not enough to overtake SMU for the crown), which will boost the Mustangs tournament resume, as will the non-conference schedule. Home games against Michigan and Gonzaga (in February?) are huge, and Stanford/TCU/Kent St. shouldn't be good enough to beat SMU this year. If SMU can pull something like 25-4 (15-3) in the regular season with wins over Michigan and/or Gonzaga, and I think they can, they should be in position for a 2-3ish seed and a very decent setup to the Final Four. In that spot, their odds would drop drastically throughout the year, meaning I think this is as high as their odds will be all season. Count me in now.
Others I Like
Michigan St., 22:1
This one is kinda obvious – Tom Izzo in March! They were 25:1 last year, and I like this year's squad even more. Denzel Valentine is a first-team all-conference guy, and if Eron Harris stops drinking and driving, he could be too. Those two plus Bryn Forbes would be a super potent offensive backcourt, and Tum-Tum Nairn should get better offensively in his sophomore year. He'll continue to be a pest defensively, which will also help.
A swing factor for Sparty will be how the Big Ten conference season goes. A top 2 finish (within reach) would probably put them right around a 2 seed, which would pave a very nice road to the Final Four. Izzo has proven he doesn't need an easy path, but it can't hurt. Plus, Denzel Valentine feels like a "heart and soul of the program"-type player that Izzo usually rides to March prominence. Another big factor is super-bouncy freshman Deyonta Davis – if he can find a way to make a big impact early (relatively rare for Izzo freshmen), he will bring a different dimension to the offense. Twenty-two to 1 isn't massive odds, but with Izzo managing this type of talent, it's not bad at all.
Oklahoma, 35:1
I like Oklahoma a ton this year, and this doesn't FEEL like a ton of value, but compared to Kansas at 12:1 and Iowa State at 25:1, I think it is – those teams are not oodles better than the Sooners. I love me a good backcourt in March, and Woodard/Hield/Cousins is fantastic and experienced. Depth is a question with this team for sure, but that tends to matter less in the tournament due to all the TV timeouts and slower games. If they're in a similar seed position as last year (strong Big 12 year, 3 seed), I like the chances for this squad. A huge factor will be MANYANG, the JuCo transfer with elite rim protection skills – if he and Lattin can be super stout inside while executing "catch ball, dunk ball" on offense alongside Spangler's more diverse skill set, this team will be excellent. On the strength of their defense and strong perimeter scoring, I would not be surprised at all to see this team making a deep run.
Notre Dame, 65:1
Look how close this team got to a Final Four last year, despite having to play one of the best college teams ever! Sure, they lose Grant and Connaughton, but I am in love with Demetrius Jackson at PG and Vasturia/Auguste/Colson/Beachem are a great supporting cast. The shooting should still be there, and if they can keep spacing teams out for Auguste/Colson finishes, the offense will remain elite. Jackson has the passing skills to succeed Grant in that regard. The biggest issue is replacing Connaughton's shocking defensive rebounding, but hopefully Beachem/Colson/Vasturia can do that by committee. If the bench can come up with some strong contributors, they'll be in great shape for being 65:1.
Vanderbilt, 110:1
Another offense I absolutely love. What's not to like about sticking 4 shooters around an NBA prospect in the paint? And even better, one of those shooters is a 7-footer who can protect the rim a little bit (along with Damian Jones's elite shotblocking and rebounding). There's a lot of development possibility here, with freshmen having played a massive chunk of the team's minutes last year. An x-factor may be freshman Joseph Toye, a top-100 prospect who could give Vandy a great slasher and perimeter defender that they didn't really have last year. Kevin Stallings doesn't have much of a March resume, but if this team can put together a strong SEC season (2nd? 3rd?), a 4 or 5 seed is very possible, at which point getting anything near 110:1 odds will be impossible. All it takes is one stretch of hot shooting in March, and this team could easily surprise and find its way to Houston.
Marquette, 300:1
Davidson, 500:1
Ok, really digging deep in the barrel here for both of these – but I figured I should glance at the long shots. If you read my Big East preview, you'll know I have a massive crush on Henry Ellenson's game – he's a top-5 recruit with deep range and excellent ball skills for a 6'10 guy, and he'll be paired with a solid center in Luke Fischer. If the freshman guards can knock down shots and prevent too many double teams, I could see Marquette going on a crazy run on Ellenson's shoulders.
As for Davidson, I'm sort of blinded by how much I love their offense. But I think 500:1 is pretty incredible odds for a team I feel sure will be a part of the field of 68, and that's a good place to start. Beyond that, Jack Gibbs is a bona fide star, and I think he explodes even more with Kalinoski having graduated. He has shooters galore around him (not to mention his own gunning ability), and this will be one hell of a fun bet to cheer for if the team can get hot at the right time. All of that is without mentioning Bob McKillop, a top 5 coach that I would want to play for in collegiate hoop (but that's a whole other article/debate). He recruits well to his system, and although Gibbs is obviously no Steph Curry, McKillop has experience making a run in March.
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North Carolina, 9:1
Tied for the second best odds, I just don't see this team quite on that level come March. I have no issue with ranking them as a top-5 team – they bring back a ton of talent from a very good Sweet 16 team – but I don't see them having enough dynamic scorers to keep pace with the other elites. Paige is great, I think Jackson takes a leap, and you can throw Johnson and Meeks at the offensive glass all day, but unless one or two of Berry/Britt/Pinson/Hicks gives the team more slashing and shooting, they come up a little short for me.
Villanova, 22:1
Sure, this team may be similar, preseason ranking-wise, to Michigan State, but the difference in March coaching track records makes it hard to believe they have the same chance of winning the NCAA Tournament. Nova is good, but the usual complaint – a lack of elite, NBA-level talent to elevate them against other great teams – still applies this year. Josh Hart and/or Jalen Brunson COULD change it, but I am coming around to the belief that Villanova's "no go-to guy, balanced offense" just isn't designed for March success. Statheads (which I sometimes consider myself) will scream about how unpredictable and random March results can be, but having watched their round of 32 upsets, it's tough to watch other teams raise a level with Nova just unable to match it. Kind of the Thibodeau Bulls of college hoop.
Syracuse, 70:1
Depth isn't always a big issue for the Orange due to the zone defense, but this team really doesn't have much of it this year. Couple that with not being in love with their starters in the first place, and I want no part of this squad. Kaleb Joseph was quietly awful offensively last year, turning the ball over a bunch while shooting poorly from 2-point range and providing no deep range. He'll improve this year, sure, but he has a long way to go to even provide an average efficiency rating. Down low, they are relying HEAVILY on DaJuan Coleman, who is coming off an ACL tear – Chinoso Obokoh backs him up, but he barely played last year. The wing rotation is solid, with Cooney to be the streakiest shooter in the land and a bunch of length alongside him in Gbinije/Roberson/Richardson/Lydon/Howard, but that won't be enough offensive punch to get this team on a postseason run.
Field, 300:1
But you get 252 chances with this bet!!! I thought about going through and trying to figure out the best teams that aren't listed here, but you know what, that's a complete waste of time because none of them are going to make the Elite 8.
Missouri, 500:1
This is my alma mater and it just makes me sad. The day I can settle into a Vegas bar and watch the Tigs in the Round of 64 will be a joyous one indeed…unfortunately, it could be a looooong way off.


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General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a new, Europe-wide law that replaces the Data Protection Act 1998 in the UK.
The GDPR sets out requirements for how organisations will need to handle personal data from 25 May 2018.
LGBT Consortium urges all Members to spend some time before that date, if they havent done so already, to take stock of what information their group collects (and how it holds that information) from and about employees, volunteers, service users, members, supporters and donors.
It can seem complicated but it's really important that you make sure your group is compliant.
Our friends at NCVO have created a useful guide: How To Prepare For GDPR And Data Protection Reform which you can find here and they have a great range of resources, videos and guides available here.
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) has published a frequently asked questions guide to GDPR, aimed specifically at charities which you can find here
The Information Commissioner's Office have also produced: Guide to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and have highlighted 8 Data protection principles to guide your organsiation in becoming complient.
The Information Commissioner's Office have a dedicated advice line which offers help to small organisations preparing for the GDPR.
The phone service is aimed at people running small businesses or charities: ICO helpline 0303 123 1113 (select option 4) you can also email firstname.lastname@example.com


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Real Estate Agent Training
One of the biggest concerns for every Realtor…and especially every new agent… should be the amount of training that their office provides. Quite simply, if you go take a real estate license course, pass your state exam, and end up in one of the many, many offices that don't actually provide the training that every agency claims they do; you are likely going to join the 80% of new agents who do not make it past the first year.
On the other hand, if you work for a company (like YOUR Realty Link) that focuses on new agent development… the only thing that can really stop you from being successful is you.
So for the benefit of people who are thinking about becoming an Indianapolis area real estate agent…or who already are and are not getting the help they need to flourish in their current situation, todays article is going to lay out the type of training and career development provided directly by our managing broker, Janet Giles.
First off, for your first year with the company you will be on Janet's Mentor Team. This is when you get the one thing that NO other company gives. One on one time with Janet and her 40 years of real estate experience. This is coupled with actual leads that she will work with you on as she walks you through each step of providing our clients the service they want and need. Handling that first deal can be nerve wracking. Having a well seasoned Broker like Janet at your side will give you the confidence you need to pull it off so that you can grow into the job.
As you get more comfortable, you will work more and more on your own but Janet (or one of the other team leads if you prefer) is never more than a phone call away and ready with a solution for whatever situation has gotten in the way of the deal you are putting together.
From day one YOUR Realty Link has FREE training classes. I know that a lot of brokerages offer classes…but there are a couple of major differences here.
First off, like the paragraph headline said, you wont be charged for your training at YOUR realty Link.
The next major difference is what material is covered and how. At most agencies, they are teaching you to be a salesman. They focus on cold calling, and building networks and such. Given our team approach at Your Realty Link, we all learn that from each other every single day. The truth is that while marketing, networking and prospecting for clients is important to learn, learning to take care of your clients by knowing your business is more valuable for building a long term business. So while sales methods are taught and discussed (sometimes even in training classes), the focus of our training is on the actual mechanics of a real estate transaction.
For example, last night (our training is on the second and fourth Thursday of every month) we spent about 2 hours talking about the listing contract. While that may seem like overkill, everyone in the room (including an agent whose license is almost ten years old) learned something that will impact their ability to serve their clients.
This approach will ensure that each and every one of our agents is able to not only survive that first hard year, but will be able to develop a strong business of their own and keep YOUR Realty Link the fastest growing real estate company in central Indiana.
Lastly, we are a team based company. Our company is financially incentivized to operate in a team format. This not only has the benefit of keeping everyone's costs down by amalgamating them, it also creates a situation where it financially benefits more experienced agents to help develop the less experienced. This allows us to maintain a competitive atmosphere, without the cutthroat politics you will find in most real estate offices.
This level of training and career development is one of the main reasons YOUR Realty Link is the fastest growing real estate company in central Indiana. It is also why we have several agents who have doubled (and even tripled in one case) their production since leaving their former companies.
If you would like to know more about the many opportunities that are available at YOUR Realty Link, give Robb a call at 317-657-8059 or email firstname.lastname@example.com and lets talk about it over coffee.
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eXXpedition as a platform for citizen science
Since the first voyage in 2014, scientific exploration, citizen science and data collection have been central to eXXpedition's mission. Each voyage explores the prevalence and impact of plastics and toxics in our ocean by measuring, sampling and collecting data from places that are often hard for scientists to reach. The information generated, and compiled into large-scale studies, can help us understand where plastics and toxics are originating from, the impact they have on the ocean environment and, ultimately, what happens to them in the ocean. Through this research, we hope to work out how we might solve our plastic challenges.
eXXpedition is at the forefront of science by collecting data and samples for influential global studies, helping to fill gaps in data, engaging female ocean ambassadors in scientific research and citizen science initiatives along with finding innovative new ways to communicate the results to a broader audience.
Women, plastics and science
Plastics and and toxics have the potential to impact the sexes differently,, and depending on age, lifestyle or stage of development, they can act as endocrine disruptors and hormone inhibitors. However, the research as to the exact nature of the impact, the levels of these toxics we are ingesting from plastics and other sources, and how we might tackle these challenges, is still ongoing.
eXXpedition is passionate about promoting women* in STEM careers – an area where women are still unrepresented. We want to create and publicise positive role models in these fields to inspire the next generation of women to develop their skills and follow their passions. You can find out more about why we run all-female voyages here.
Science partnerships and citizen science on board
Partnering with scientific institutions, our crew members are also citizen scientists, collaborating to collect data onboard for our scientific partners who will then analyse samples and use the data to write influential scientific papers. This helps to add to our global knowledge on the plastics and toxics problem.
Another key aspect of an eXXpedition voyage is the exchange that takes place between the crew members. Each crew member has different skills and perspectives that they bring with them to explore this problem. Through learning from each other and gaining a deep understanding of the problem we see that innovative ideas arise. Often after a voyage, crew members will team up to start their own projects to fight global plastic pollution.
After the voyage our crew also become our ambassadors. Through talks sharing their experiences, they can reference these studies together with their first-hand anecdotal experiences gained on board, thus spreading an 'evidence based' understanding of plastic pollution in our environment.
Our scientific program has varied over the years. However we have a few core elements that have taken place on every voyage; surface and water column sampling for plastic and toxics, use of Marine Debris Tracker to record macro plastic debris sightings and beach clean ups.
Our main tool for exploring the contamination of the ocean surface with microplastics is the 'Manta Trawl'. This device, which resembles a manta ray, scopes the top 10 cms of the waters surface and filters any debris into a mesh sock. The device is suspended from the spinnaker pole, a large pole, which is hung sideways off the boat. The trawl is used for around 30 mins. The resulting debris is turned out of the sock and filtered through sieves. Any plastic fragments found are counted, photographed and sorted. The data is uploaded to the citizen science app called Marine Debris Tracker. This app collects data from all over the world and was developed by Professor Jenna Jambeck, who sailed with us on the first eXXpedition in 2014. The data plays an important role in quantifying the global plastic pollution problem in our oceans.
Samples are also collected from the water column using a pump. These samples are analysed for micro plastic and for contamination from toxic chemicals. Sediment samples are collected from sediments near the ports we visit.
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Memory Disorders in Psychiatric Practice
- Editors:
- German E. Berrios, Robinson College, Cambridge
- John R. Hodges, University of Cambridge
- Date Published: March 2000
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- isbn: 9780521576710
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Memory complaints are a frequent feature of psychiatric disorder, even in the absence of organic disease. In this practical reference for the clinician, first published in 2000, German Berrios and John Hodges lead an international team of eminent psychiatrists, behavioural neurologists and clinical psychologists to focus on the psychiatric and organic aspects of memory disorders from the perspective of the multidisciplinary memory clinic. These disorders include organic syndromes such as the dementias, the amnesic syndrome and transient amnestic states, and also psychiatric aspects of memory disorders in the functional psychoses. Among the specific topics reviewed are the paramnesias, conditions such as déjà vu, flashbulb and flashback memories, and the problems of recovered, false and feigned memories. Throwing light on established conditions, and also introducing two new syndromes, this book makes a major contribution to the understanding and clinical management of memory disorders in psychiatry, neuropsychology and other disciplines.Read more
- Written by an international team of eminent clinicians, psychiatrists and psychologists
- Emphasises the psychiatric and clinical aspects of memory problems
- Up-to-the-minute examination of the field, based on clinical observation and including the identification of two new memory syndromes
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'This is a book which … approaches memory as a clinical subject with a breadth and comprehensiveness unlikely to be found elsewhere. It is to be strongly recommended, not least for those already engaged or planning to set up memory clinics and to psychiatrists with a desire to learn more about higher mental function .' Journal of Neurolology, Neurosurgery and PsychiatrySee more reviews
'This book offers the reader a collection of very well-integrated, written and referenced overviews, several of which throw new light on established as well as less established disturbances of memory. It is highly recommended as a fascinating textbook for the memory interested student of psychiatry, neurology or clinical psychology and as a practical reference volume for the clinician.' Acta Psychiatric Scandinavian
… this is a solid book.' Addiction Biology
'… concise up-to-date evidence-based explanations of the basis of primary, secondary, long-term memory and meta-memory.' International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry
'… I was impressed by Greene and Hodges who take the reader clearly through the clinical process of making a diagnosis of dementia. And insight in dementia is covered in some considerable and interesting detail.' John Morton, Applied Cognitive Psychology
'… the book is replete with valuable information and resources … the editors have provided a fitting companion for the clinician looking for a memory aid.' Journal of Clinical Psychiatry
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- Date Published: March 2000
- format: Paperback
- isbn: 9780521576710
- length: 532 pages
- dimensions: 244 x 170 x 27 mm
- weight: 0.84kg
- contains: 33 tables
- availability: Available
Table of Contents
Part I: Preface G. E. Berrios and John Hodges
1. Historical aspects G. E. Berrios
2. Mood and memory Tim Dalgleish and S. Cox
3. The concept of meta-memory Roger A. Dixon
4. The neuropsychology of memory A. Mayes
5. Psychopharmacology of memory J. Coull and Barbara Sahakian
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6. The multidisciplinary Memory Clinic approach John Hodges, G. E. Berrios and K. Breen
7. The dementias Greene and John Hodges
8. The amnesiac syndrome E. de Renzi
9. Transient global amnesia and transient epileptic amnesia A. Zemen and John Hodges
10. Insight and memory complaints and deficits I. S. Marková and G. E. Berrios
11. Memory in the functional psychoses Peter J. McKenna, A. P. McKay and K. Laws
12. Depressive pseudodementia Gabriel desRosiers
13. Practical management Barbara Wilson and J. Evans
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14. Paramnesias and delusions of memory I. S. Marková and G. E. Berrios
15. Déjà vu and 'jamais vu' Herman Sno
16. Confabulations G. E. Berrios
17. Flashbulb and flashback memories Sierra and G. E. Berrios
18. Functional memory complaints: hypochondria and disorganization G. E. Berrios, I. S. Marková and N. Girala
19. Dissociative amnesia: re-remembering traumatic memories E. Vermetten and J. Douglas Bremner
20. Recovered and false memories D. Bekerian and S. J. Goodrich
21. Ganser syndrome C. Allen, J. Postel and G. E. Berrios
22. Malingering and feigned memory disorders David G. Lamb and G. P. Prigatano
23. Legal aspects of memory disorders B. Solomka and Adrian Grounds
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Qubit under electronic mikoskopom
July 1, 2013 it was reported that scientists from the Russian Quantum Center (RCC) And the Laboratory of superconducting metamaterials MISA in Russia for the first time measured the qubit. The work was done under the guidance of professor and member of the Scientific Council of the RCC Alexei Ustinov. What is a cubit? It looks like, what it is made of? Finally, as this is the qubit can be measured and what it might come in handy? These and many other questions of "Heathcliff"
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DA changes mind about requiring lawsuit to obtain records
OSU's student newspaper won't have to sue Payne County District Attorney Tom Lee to get him to turn over the dates of employment of a former assistant.
Lee faxed the dates and other personnel information on Thursday afternoon to The Daily O'Collegian and to The Oklahoman, whose reporter had requested the dates earlier that day.
Lee, who also is district attorney for Logan County, had told The Daily O'Collegian on Wednesday that it would have to sue him if it wanted him to release the employment dates of former Assistant District Attorney Jill Tontz.
His refusal came despite the state Open Records Act explicitly requiring that employment dates for government employees be available to the public. (Okla. Stat. tit. 51, § 24A.7(B)(3))
Lee had said he preferred an Open Records Act lawsuit by the newspaper rather than a lawsuit by Tontz. He didn't explain the grounds on which Tontz could sue him. The Open Records Act says public officials can't be held civilly liable for damages when they release information in compliance with the statute. (Okla. Stat. tit. 51, § 24A.17(D))
Lee should never have denied access to the information, but at least he changed his mind without the need for a court order.
Joey Senat, Ph.D.
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OSU School of Media & Strategic Communications
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Your friends over here at WebAssist! These Dreamweaver extensions will assist you in building unlimited, custom websites.
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Do you make custom jewelry, decorative home items, or other handmade products for sale or gift giving? If so, this course will teach you how to start an online shop for your unique line of handcrafted items.
In partnership with Etsy, a leader in e-commerce for creative entrepreneurs, Knoxville Entrepreneur Center is offering free classes to help craft makers like you establish an online business to sell your products to a wider market and earn extra income.
Craft Entrepreneurship classes are taught by successful online craft sellers who coach and support participants through every aspect of setting up their online shops. Using Etsy as a learning lab, teachers share best practices on topics that impact new sellers most, including time management, branding, pricing, shipping, and photography, to help them earn supplemental income through their craft business. This program is designed for creative makers from underserved communities. Classes are free and light snacks will be provided.
Wednesday, October 18, 6:30-8:30 pm
Wednesday, October 25, 6:30-8:30 pm
Wednesday, November 1, 6:30-8:30 pm
Saturday, November 4, 1-5 pm
Wednesday, November 8, 6:30-8:30 pm
- Have at least one handmade item ready to sell
- Commit to attending all 5 classes (12 hours total)
- Reside in Knoxville
- Have a checking account and debit/credit card
- Have regular access to a computer with an internet connection
You can read more about the program here. Below is the outline of what is covered in each of the five classes.
Lesson 1: Becoming an Entrepreneur (2 hours)
The objectives of this workshop are to give students an overview of Etsy as a selling platform, have them start their Etsy shops, and begin to identify who their target market is for their product(s).
Lesson 2: Building and Marketing a Brand on Etsy (2 hours)
The objectives of this lesson are to introduce students to the importance of branding and understand how to apply basic branding principles in their shops and how to maximize SEO in their listings by practicing with two examples.
Lesson 3: Business Logistics (2 hours)
The objectives of this class are to introduce students to basic business expense recording, price one item in their shop, and grasp the importance of planning ahead for packaging and shipping details.
Lesson 4: Photography Day (4 hours)
The objective for this lesson is for students to take, edit and upload five pictures for one item in each student's shop.
Lesson 5: Strategies for Growth (2 hours)
The objectives of this class are to introduce students to marketing, specifically social media marketing, communicate the value of exceptional customer service, and have students understand the importance of time management to help reach their shop goals.
Alaina Smith
Alaina has ties to both Nashville and Knoxville, TN. She received her BFA in printmaking and minor in Art History at the University of TN. Since graduating, she manages a local handmade store in downtown Knox and creates leather goods for Cold Gold. She is owner, maker, and designer.


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You use a valid U.S. passport as a travel document when going abroad. (Photo: Jupiterimages/Photos.com/Getty Images )
Want to see the world? You can't do it empty handed. Some international itineraries require a passport and visa; for others, crossing into another country is as simple as pulling out your driver's license. While these travel documents all serve slightly different purposes, applying for one generally requires you to prove identity and citizenship. Be prepared to gather documents such as your birth certificate, Social Security card and driver's license.
A U.S. citizen applying for a first passport must do so in person at a passport acceptance facility. Visit the Department of State website first to find and print the appropriate application form. First-timers of any age and kids 15 and younger should use DS-11, U.S. Passport Application. Renewal applicants who are 16 and older and meet other criteria may be eligible to use DS-82, which may be submitted by mail.
The agent who processes the application will ask to see documents that prove the applicant's citizenship and identity. Each application form provides information about acceptable documentation. For applicants who are using DS-11 and were born in the United States, a certified birth certificate is adequate proof of citizenship. Applicants born abroad can present documents including a Certificate of Naturalization or Certificate of Citizenship. Applicants 18 or older can show a driver's license as proof of identity. For minor applicants, a parent's driver's license is acceptable. To renew a passport by mail, submit the passport with the application – it's proof of both citizenship and identity.
Passport applicants must also submit recent passport photos, payment for fees and sometimes other documentation. For example, a parent who applies for a child's passport must have proof that she has the other parent's permission to do so, or proof that she's the sole legal guardian of the child.
Visa application requirements vary dramatically by country and by type. For example, all tourists who visit Australia need an Electronic Travel Authority, a type of short-term visa that is linked to your passport. It's very easy to get, even at the last minute. Travelers may apply online for an ETA in about 10 minutes. The application asks for basic information, like your passport number and the dates of your planned Australia trip. By contrast, Russia requires visitors to apply for visas well in advance of travel. The application is extensive and asks for information about educational and work history, the names of any organizations you're involved with – including charities – and any training in firearms or explosives. Applicants may also be required to provide bank statements and other personal documents.
Those are just two examples of the wide variety of visa requirements used by different countries. At the very least, be prepared to provide your passport number, a passport photo and an application fee. The requirements for long-term visas or permanent visas are much stricter and may involve an interview and sponsorship letters from citizens of the country.
Residents of some states are eligible for an Enhanced Driver's License, or EDL. This serves the same purpose as a standard driver's license but also acts as a travel document for land and sea crossings into Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean. (Traveling to and from those areas by plane still requires travelers to have passports.) States, including Michigan and New York, offer residents the option to get EDLs. Each state has its own policies around EDLs, but generally, applicants must present the same types of documents that are accepted with passport applications. You must prove that you're a U.S. citizen and also prove identity and residency in the state. An applicant must also be able to provide proof of a valid Social Security number. Apply in person at the DMV.
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Pittsburgh Stargazing AAAP September 5, 2015, Dark Sky Star Parties: Wagman Observatory and Mingo Observatory
The members of the Amateur Astronomers Association of Pittsburgh invite the public to Mingo Observatory and Wagman Observatory on Saturday, September 5, 2015. Come see the planets Neptune and Uranus and enjoy the Milky Way without interference from the Moon. It's all part of the show during the September Dark Sky Star Partis sponsored by the Amateur Astronomers Association of Pittsburgh.
View the night sky without the Moon. Observe the Hercules Cluster, the Ring Nebula, the Andromeda Galaxy and more … Engage in stimulating presentations, telescope observations and the natural delight of the night sky in park locations away from street lights, home and commercial lighting. See the stars that are alway there pop into view.
Did you get a telescope recently and don't know how to use it? Bring it along and members of the AAAP will help!
Looking to buy a telescope, accessories, star charts and books? We'll have free handouts, guides and booklets to point visitors in the right direction.
See the AAAP web page for more info at: www.3ap.org , Guide Star AAAP Newsletter and the AAAP Facebook Page. https://www.facebook.com/pages/Amateur-Astronomers-Association-of-Pittsburgh/114188205266611
Mingo Observatory
Solar Obeserving (weather permitting) at 5:30 p.m. SAFELY View the Sun early with our 4″ Lunt Solar Telescope. Planetarium Shows (rain or shine) beginning at 7:00 p.m. Planetarium Schedule: 7:00 PM: Sky Show, 8:00 PM: Program TBA 9:00 PM: Sky Show, 10:00 PM: Program TBA Celestial Observing (weather permitting) beginning at Dusk. See wonders of the night sky through our 24 inch Ritchey-Chretien Reflector and 10 inch Refractor telescopes. Observe Double-stars, planetary nebulae, astonishing star clusters, distant galaxies. The Planets Saturn and its rings, Jupiter and its Galilean moons, Venus and more starting at dusk (sky conditions permitting! ). Mingo Creek Park Observatory is Open Rain or shine, cloudy or clear!
Call Mingo at 724-348-6150.
GPS coordinates are Lat 40*:12′:42″ Long 80*:01′:14″
Students, scouts, youth groups, adults, and children accompanied by adults are welcome. If you know others who would be interested in receiving these notices, please register for the Mingo Email Blast.*
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Would you like to receive occasional emails about Mingo Observatory Star Parties and Observing Events? Be sure to sign up at the Mingo Observatory Reception Desk or contact email@example.com.
Mingo Creek Park Observatory is Handicapped Accessible.
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Wagman Observatory
The Nicholas E. Wagman Observatory is located in Deer Lakes Regional Park, Frazer Township, Pa., near the village of Russellton in northeastern Allegheny County and some 18 miles from Pittsburgh. Nearly 62,000 people have visited the observatory since its opening in 1987. Come and see what they've discovered and you've been missing. This event is scheduled for Saturday, September 5 starting about 7:50 PM EDT. The Wagman Star Parties will be held WEATHER PERMITTING. The public should call 724-224-2510 for more information.
Admission is free, though we gladly accept donations to cover the cost of operation. To reach Wagman Observatory, follow the Orange Belt (accessible from Routes 8 and 28) to Deer Lakes Park, near Russellton. Follow the road through the Park for 1.2 miles and turn left on to the Observatory grounds. Please use parking lights only when you drive through the gate.
For additional directions or to check on the weather conditions, please call the observatory at 724-224-2510. If you get our voice mail or a busy signal, keep trying. We receive many calls for information just before and during the star parties._Wagman_Sched_2015


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The FPA Golf and Activities day, held at the DeVere Staverton Park, was hailed as the best ever by more than 110 participants in the golf and 'It's a Knockout' competition. Golf competitors found the course in excellent condition and enjoyed a rain-free day and It's a Knockout participants had an action-packed day facing some extraordinary challenges.
Graham Foster, who organises the day for the FPA said: "It' not just a golf day any more as we had almost equal participants in both activities which was wonderful. The spirit amongst our attendees was the best it's ever been with great camaraderie and networking all day. DeVere looked after us superbly, especially Andrew Gibbons the golf manager. We also raised a significant amount for our charity for this event – Cyclists Fighting Cancer."
Bill Sherry from Packaging News, who participated in the day for the first time, said: "It's been a really fun, well organised day that the packaging industry should be proud of. We'll definitely be back next year."
Jo Gilliard, from Jangro, who took part in the It's a Knock Out day said: "It's been physically tough and everything hurts now but I've laughed until I cried – it's been a brilliant day."
Danny Leigh Commercial Director at Reynolds Said: "A great day, with a good bunch of people and we've had fun. We've done some valuable networking and will be back next year with a bigger team."
The team from Huhtamaki hailed the Zorba football as the highlight of the day.
Professional and trick golfer David Edwards rounded off the day with a superb video presentation and hilarious analysis of match play.
The Results
Winners: Smith Anderson: Michael Longstaffe, Duncan Edwards, Jon Norman and Rod Muir.
Runners up: Bunzl Catering Supplies: Matt Johnson, Max Harris, Darren Broad and
Stuart Love
Longest drive winners:
8th hole: Duncan Edwards
10th hole: Cliff Mason
12th hole: Chris Beardsey
15th hole: Allan Palmer
Fling golf challenge: longest throw: Chris Beardsey
High golf tee: Andrew Speck, Jon Norman, Richard Nichols, Rod Muir
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For all the "death of retail" articles written over the last year, there's a reason to believe 2018 will be different. Why? There's a renaissance happening in brick and mortars, where over 90% of all sales still happen (source: US Census Bureau). And one of the major strategies retailers are leveraging is...mashups. No, I'm not kidding.
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Easington Colliery & Easington Village
Available Parish Registers at Durham Record Office
St. Mary, Easington Village, Baptisms 1571-1952
St. Mary, Easington Village, Marriages 1570-1987
St. Mary, Easington Village, Burials 1570-1956
Our Lady RC, Easington Village, Baptisms 1865-1953
Our Lady RC, Easington Village, Marriages 1872-1933
Our Lady RC, Easington Village, Burials 1866-1992
St. Mary RC, Easington Colliery, Baptisms 1923-44
Easington Methodists, Marriages 1947-56
Our Lady of Victories & St. Thomas RC church at Easington village was constructed in 1865. It later also served the new community of Easington Colliery. In 1923 St. Mary's RC was built at Easington Colliery and a new parish created for it out of the old. In 1978 the church of Our Lady RC was constructed at Easington Colliery and replaced both of the former churches with a united parish.
Population changes in the 19th Century were:
All of the above census returns for Easington 1841-1901 inclusive are transcribed and are available on this site.
Situated near a hilltop two miles from the coast Easington village commands views to the north, east and south – an important advantage in the Viking Age and earlier. Historically the Sunderland to Stockton turnpike, forerunner of the A19, passed through the village and the King's Head pub was the collection and distribution point for the area's mail. In 1903 the then Easington District Council based itself in Easington village.
In Saxon times 'Esyngtana' was a centre of religion. The church of St. Mary the Virgin (a Norman structure c.1100 ?) , probably built on the top of an earlier church, is right on the top of the hill. Between 1256 and the ending of the Palatinate in 1832 rectors of Easington were also Archdeacons of Durham. Easington has long been the 'capital' of East Durham, though it was eventually dwarfed in size by the new towns of Seaham Harbour (1828) and Peterlee (1948). In 1569 two local men were hanged on the village green for their part in the failed attempt to put the Catholic Queen of Scots on the throne instead of Elizabeth. The parish registers date from the following year. The Easington Union Workhouse was sited in Easington in 1837. Modern Council buildings now stand on the site. When the registration of births, deaths and marriages began in July 1837 the country was divided into registration districts, one of which was Easington. The Registrar is now based in Peterlee, reflecting the rise in stature of that vibrant community. The great change for the Easington village area came with the construction of Easington Colliery at the start of the 20th. century. This closed in 1993. Today Easington is a delightful village reeking with atmosphere and history and the nearest coalmine is over a hundred miles away.
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Our Lady of Victories & St. Thomas RC church at Easington village was constructed in 1865. It later also served the new community of Easington Colliery. In 1923 St. Mary's RC was built at
Easington Colliery and a new parish created for it out of the old. In 1978 the church of Our Lady RC was constructed at Easington Colliery and replaced both of the former churches with a united parish.
The sinking of Easington Colliery began on April 11 1899. Like neighbouring Dawdon the pit took many years to complete and needed to employ German contractors who used the 'freezing' technique to deal with massive water problems. The first coal was not shipped at Seaham Harbour until January 15 1912, transported there on the new NER railway connecting Seaham and Hartlepool (via Blackhall, Crimdon, Horden and Easington Colliery). In May 1951 an explosion at the pit killed 81 men and two rescue men. The colliery closed on May 7 1993. Now the site has been flattened and levelled and the nearest colliery is over a hundred miles away. The colliery village remains however and is currently being renovated.
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'Darkness and light divide the course of time, and oblivion shares with memory a great part even of our living beings; we slightly remember our felicities, and the smartest strokes of affliction leave but short smart upon us. Sense endureth no extremities, and sorrows destroy us or themselves. To weep into stones are fables. Afflictions induce callosities; miseries are slippery, or fall like snow upon us, which notwithstanding is no unhappy stupidity. To be ignorant of evils to come, and forgetful of evils past, is a merciful provision in nature, whereby we digest the mixture of our few and evil days, and, our delivered senses not relapsing into cutting remembrances, our sorrows are not kept raw by the edge of repetitions. A great part of antiquity contented their hopes of subsistency with a transmigration of their souls — a good way to continue their memories, while having the advantage of plural successions, they could not but act something remarkable in such variety of beings, and enjoying the fame of their passed selves, make accumulation of glory unto their last durations. Others, rather than be lost in the uncomfortable night of nothing, were content to recede into the common being, and make one particle of the public soul of all things, which was no more than to return into their unknown and divine original again. Egyptian ingenuity was more unsatisfied, contriving their bodies in sweet consistences, to attend the return of their souls. But all is vanity, feeding the wind, and folly. Egyptian mummies, which Cambyses or time hath spared, avarice now consumeth. Mummy is become merchandise, Mizraim, cures wounds, and Pharaoh is sold for balsams.'
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Contact – Carl Sagan and pi
My previous musings about xkcd finally let me to read their whole archive … which means that I eventually found this one, which is possibly one of my favorites.
Got me thinking about Carl Sagan's novel, Contact. Loved the book. Film was ok, but I was really disappointed that the bit about pi never made it in.
Whilst browsing wikipedia about this subject, found a link to http://www.pisearch.de.vu/ (currently unavailable though). Struck me that this would be a good way to collect personal details about people ('try it with your credit card number' 🙂
Further browsing has turned up Pi-Search, which you can use to look for sequences in the first 200 million digits of pi. Did you know that the sequence 12345678 occurs at position 186,557,266? Well now you do.
The Feynman Point is also interesting. Maybe one day, I'll give both Richard Feynman and Pi an entry of their own.


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A broad fold of peritoneum that extends from the side of the uterus to the wall of the pelvis.
A fibromuscular band that attaches to the UTERUS and then passes along the BROAD LIGAMENT, out through the INGUINAL RING, and into the labium majus.
The smooth muscle coat of the uterus, which forms the main mass of the organ.
The external and internal organs related to reproduction.
The female reproductive organs. The external organs include the VULVA; BARTHOLIN'S GLANDS; and CLITORIS. The internal organs include the VAGINA; UTERUS; OVARY; and FALLOPIAN TUBES.
Appendages of the UTERUS which include the FALLOPIAN TUBES, the OVARY, and the supporting ligaments of the uterus (BROAD LIGAMENT; ROUND LIGAMENT).
The reproductive organ (GONADS) in female animals. In vertebrates, the ovary contains two functional parts
An OOCYTE-containing structure in the cortex of the OVARY. The oocyte is enclosed by a layer of GRANULOSA CELLS providing a nourishing microenvironment (FOLLICULAR FLUID). The number and size of follicles vary depending on the age and reproductive state of the female. The growing follicles are divided into five stages
Supporting cells for the developing female gamete in the OVARY. They are derived from the coelomic epithelial cells of the gonadal ridge. Granulosa cells form a single layer around the OOCYTE in the primordial ovarian follicle and advance to form a multilayered cumulus oophorus surrounding the OVUM in the Graafian follicle. The major functions of granulosa cells include the production of steroids and LH receptors (RECEPTORS, LH).
The yellow body derived from the ruptured OVARIAN FOLLICLE after OVULATION. The process of corpus luteum formation, LUTEINIZATION, is regulated by LUTEINIZING HORMONE.
PROGESTERONE-producing cells in the CORPUS LUTEUM. The large luteal cells derive from the GRANULOSA CELLS. The small luteal cells derive from the THECA CELLS.
The hollow thick-walled muscular organ in the female PELVIS. It consists of the fundus (the body) which is the site of EMBRYO IMPLANTATION and FETAL DEVELOPMENT. Beyond the isthmus at the perineal end of fundus, is CERVIX UTERI (the neck) opening into VAGINA. Beyond the isthmi at the upper abdominal end of fundus, are the FALLOPIAN TUBES.
The mucous membrane lining of the uterine cavity that is hormonally responsive during the MENSTRUAL CYCLE and PREGNANCY. The endometrium undergoes cyclic changes that characterize MENSTRUATION. After successful FERTILIZATION, it serves to sustain the developing embryo.
The neck portion of the UTERUS between the lower isthmus and the VAGINA forming the cervical canal.
The genital canal in the female, extending from the UTERUS to the VULVA. (Stedman, 25th ed)
The external genitalia of the female. It includes the CLITORIS, the labia, the vestibule, and its glands.
Mucus-secreting glands situated on the posterior and lateral aspect of the vestibule of the vagina.
The male reproductive organs. They are divided into the external organs (PENIS; SCROTUM;and URETHRA) and the internal organs (TESTIS; EPIDIDYMIS; VAS DEFERENS; SEMINAL VESICLES; EJACULATORY DUCTS; PROSTATE; and BULBOURETHRAL GLANDS).