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In our last post, we discussed running socks, inserts, and some brief tips on selecting running shoes. We have also previously talked about proper fit for shoes in general. Today, we are going to address finding the best running shoes for you.
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Our current parent/student handbook which outlines the expectation for both parties, can be downloaded here.
The full Admissions policy is available on request.
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Wessex Schools Trust has a positive policy towards all students at Focus School Wilton Campus, whatever their aptitude, ability or background; and therefore endeavour to ensure that reasonable provision is made within the School to cater for Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) and Gifted and Talented (G&T) students.
A student with SEND is considered to be a student who requires differentiated, specialised and professional attention above and beyond the individual attention already afforded to each student in the normal course of events. This may include any student who has learning difficulties and needs ongoing support, or any student who may be considered as more gifted or talented than others and would need additional challenges.
Each new student on entering the School will already have been assessed by their previous School. If any student displays signs of additional needs then they will be monitored and assessed accordingly. The school's full aim is that all students, whatever their level of ability, should be assisted to reach their full potential. Our current SEN provision and capabilities are detailed in our LS Offer.
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Grant A. Peacock, Inc. is a third-generation family-run personal services jewelry firm.
Grant A. Peacock Sr. took a job at J.W. Charlton (est. in 1909) after graduating from Princeton in 1916. Mr. Peacock and James Todd assumed control after J. W. Charlton's retirement in the 1920's. They established branch offices in Palm Beach, FL, and on the Rue de la Paix in Paris and kept them open until the 1930s.
In 1943, Mr. Peacock bought the name Charlton and re-named the firm Grant A. Peacock, Inc.
Situated at One East 57th Street in New York's mid-town, the firm established a reputation for hands-on, personalized attention to all aspects of the jewelry business.
Mr. Peacock's eldest son, Grant A. Peacock, Jr. joined the firm in 1947, after service in the US Navy during World War II.
The senior Mr. Peacock retired in 1975.
In 1976, the founder's granddaughter, Kathleen Peacock, joined the firm, along with Richard Battistoni. When Grant Peacock, Jr. retired in 1989, they carried on the tradition. Mr. Battistoni died in 2002.
Kathleen Peacock Benchley has continued the tradition of fine quality creations and restoration for all forms of jewelry.
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FITT Resources in Western Australia Bucking The Trend
Western Australia is starting to show economic recovery with a slow build in the mining industry, but over the past couple of years FITT Resources WA Dewatering Division has bucked the trend and enjoyed incredible growth, with double figure increases.
Western Australian Sales Manager/Business Development Manager Josh Lipscombe, talking about the reasons for the growth and how it was achieved, outlined that the key ingredients were being highly responsive to customer needs and communications, positive client relationships, and the availability of equipment and parts.
Josh also identified the quality of products FITT Resources offer to the Australian market as also being vital to the business growth.
Products such as SPP and Dragflow have proven highly successful. However, it has been Grindex pumps in particular that have been one of the driving forces behind FITT Resources' growth in WA.
The Grindex 230v and 415v have some of the most advanced features of any submersible pump on the market. These include the air valve, which allows the pump to run dry for extended periods (complete with a 2 year burn out warranty), the phase shifter, which allows correct rotation without re-wiring, as well as the phase sequence control, phase failure guard, and temperature guard with thermal contacts in the stator opening temperature 140°C (284°F) (=SMART system).
There is also no need for any external panel making with the Grindex products, as they are a 'plug & play' style of pump, allowing customers hassle free dewatering and cost savings, leaving them free to get on with their project.
Josh also greatly benefitted from an opportunity he had this year to visit the Grindex factory in Emmabola, Sweden.
"The factory was absolutely enormous, with the 110,000 m2 facility sitting on 330,000m2 of land," said Josh. "They do all of their casting on site with a whopping 12,000 tonnes casted annually. They also make and build all of their own stators, mech seals, impellers, diffusers, wear plates and pump housings — pretty much all components are built in the Emmabola factory. What was very evident to me was the attention to detail, ensuring that the components, production line and assembly in the state-of-the-art facility are of the highest quality.
"It was amazing to see the Grindex vision of producing the highest quality pumps with market leading technology. No wonder using Grindex pumps enables our Western Australian clients to enjoy hassle free dewatering."


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Mary Wickler
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Mary Wickler
Aug 15, 1918 - Nov 29, 2015
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Mary "Mickey" Wickler, of Bellingham, WA, passed away on Sunday, November 29th, 2015 at the robust age of 97. Mary was born in Petrel, North Dakota, and spent time on her farm in Lemmon, South Dakota, where she attended a one-room school house. She married her husband of 57 years, Clyde, October 14, 1939 at Central Lutheran Church, in Bellingham, WA. They were together until his death on October 7, 2006.
She was a member of the church quilting group at Central Lutheran, and also loved to crochet, was a fantastic cook and baker, had a wonderful green-thumb, and was an avid walker. She was a proud member of the Teamsters Union, and even Christened a U.S. Navy ship, the AM 477 on February 5, 1954 at the Bellingham Shipyard. Her work included Pacific American Fisheries, and Bellingham Cold Storage, where she retired.
Survivors include daughters Marilyn Wight (Don), of Bellingham,WA, and Jan Martinsen (Paul), of Ferndale, WA., three grand children: grandson Jeff Wight (Susie), of Maple Falls, WA, and granddaughters Kristin Shipp (Chuck), of Blaine, WA, and Kandra Brinson-Larrabee (Jeff), of Ferndale, WA. Mary is also survived by the "lights of her life", her five great-grand children: great-grand daughters Megan Wight, Laurel Brinson-Larrabee, and Kayla Shipp, and great-grandsons, Mark Wight and Colby Shipp, as well as numerous nephews and nieces.
The family would like to thank the staff at Spring Creek Assisted Living, for the seven years of wonderful care, compassion, and many new friendships Mary was able to enjoy. The family also thanks Whatcom Hospice for making their Mom comfortable and at peace in her last days.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Trinity Lutheran Church, 119 Texas St., or Whatcom Hospice Foundation, 2806 Douglas Avenue, Bellingham, WA, 98225.
A family graveside service will be held Monday, December 7, 2015 at 12pm at Greenacres Memorial Park in Ferndale, WA. A memorial service will be held on Monday, December 7, 2015 at 1:30pm at Trinity Lutheran Church in Bellingham, WA.
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Where does one start to share all that this wonderful Aunt meant . I'll always remember her gracious smile and welcoming heart. From strawberry field boss to eager clam digger she was enthusiastic about life.
She'll be greatly missed by all who knew and loved her .
I'll especially miss my favorite Aunt when coming home to visit in Bellingham .
I love you Jan and Marilyn I wish I could give you two the biggest hug ever!!!!!
My husband and I would like to express our sincere sympathy to the family and friends of your beloved Mary. Although we never had the opportunity to meet Mary, personally, we wanted to share with you comfort from Gods word found in John 5:28,29. Here Jesus showed us a wonderful example of the resurrection when he resurrected Lazarus here on earth, back to the arms of those he loved. (John 11) Remember also that our Heavenly Father expresses his loving compassion for all of us when someone we love dies.(Psalm 34:18) Be sure to share your memories with those who surround you, for the memories shared are the ones most truly cherished, may they bring you a sense of peace and joy to your hearts as you begin to heal. Take care of yourselves and each other during this very difficult time.


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It is a very low-cost house in 712 Sq Ft. This house is a single storey house with car porch and all. This house starts with a sit out and leads to a drawing room. The drawing room is attached to a dining room. As usual, the dining room always connects to a kitchen, this house also repeats it. The kitchen is attached to a small storeroom like space. A wash area is provided in the division of drawing room.
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The IMF decided to support the Central Bank's communication and noted that the entity takes "important steps" in the face of financial volatility. "We we support these measures, which are well calibrated to the challenge that Argentina is facing, "he said. Gerry rice, spokesperson for the multilateral organization.
The BCRA argued that the initiative responds to "strengthen the contractionist bias monetary policy, intervening in the exchange market to more aggressively reduce the amount of weights and thus contribute to the proper functioning of that market ".
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Dennis Deery
Ceifin 2006
December 18, 2006Ireland RuralIssues CommunityDevelopment Professional
Shortly after we got to Ireland, we of course began haunting the local library. On my first trip there, I found a great book called Working Towards Balance that explored the changes in Irish society due to the booming economy. Reading the book, I learned that it was actually a collection of the papers presented at an annual conference in Ennis, Ireland. The conference is put on by an organization called The Ceifin Centre. Ceifin (pronounced kay-fin) is drawn from the name Ceibhfhionn, who was the Celtic goddess of inspiration. The Centre was founded by Father Harry Bohan, a parish priest with a degree in sociology. In 1997 Father Harry became concerned with the changes he was seeing in Ireland, especially rural Ireland, with modernization and major economic changes. He gathered a group of people together to discuss these changes at a conference titled "Are We Forgetting Something?" The conference was a success, and Father Harry established The Ceifin Centre and the conference became an annual event.
After I read the book, I was discussing it with one of our friends here, and he said "I believe that conference is coming up soon." I was thrilled to learn that it was indeed. In conversation with another friend, he said that he had already registered, but something had come up and he wouldn't be able to make it. He asked if I would take his place, and in the process deliver the speaker gifts which were being donated by Waterford Crystal. I of course jumped at the chance.
The general theme of the conference every year is discussing challenges and opportunities facing Irish communities. Each year also has a more specific theme to guide the discussion. This year's theme was "Freedom, Licence or Liberty? Engaging with a transforming Ireland." It was to be a discussion of whether the newfound prosperity of Ireland was causing people to become more concerned with their own individuality at the expense of their engagement with their community - certainly a topic of great interest to me.
The format of the conference was a two-day series of talks by a very wide range of people and a few panel presentations, with Q & A and discussion time following each talk. The evening of the first day there was a nice reception and dinner where The Ceifin Centre presented their annual award. The range of attendees and speakers at the conference was wider than probably any conference I've ever been to. There were of course a lot of religious people attending, priests and nuns (I've since been to enough events here to know that's simply a fact of life in Ireland!). There were a lot of attendees from non-profit organizations, religious and secular, a number of attendees from for-profit companies, people from government agencies, and a lot of folks there simply as interested individuals - almost 500 attendees in all. I found that to be one of the most interesting, and most important, features of the conference. Since the purpose of the conference is discussing changes in Irish society, it's absolutely necessary to involve every aspect of society in the discussion. I think this event came closer to that goal than any I've been to before.
The speaker list was just as broad. We of course heard from Father Harry, who gave everyone their orders for the two-day conference. I got a chance to chat briefly with Father Harry on the second day, and he was incredibly friendly. I was also impressed that Father Harry sat front-row center for the entire conference - it was clear that he was passionate about bringing this group of speakers together and hearing what happened from that interplay. We heard from an economics college professor who discussed some of the stats about modern Ireland. A psychologist discussed the changes that community psychotherapy services in Ireland are seeing. The crime correspondent for RTE, the Irish public radio/television stations, discussed the increasing crime that is coming with the wealthier society. The head of a social and health-service provider (who would later that evening win the Ceifin Award for her service) for homeless people discussed her work in both urban and rural areas. A newspaper columnist described changes in morality and religious life in Ireland, a writer/poet discussed the philosophical effects of change on rural Ireland, and the tax commissioner for Ireland discussed the role that government revenues have on service provision in a welfare state.
For additional perspective, there was one panel discussion featuring four immigrants to Ireland: one from Brazil, one from Kenya, one from China and one from Poland. These folks all had interesting stories to tell about their own journey to Ireland and what life is like day-to-day for an immigrant. These people had all integrated into their community, learning varying degrees of English, helping other immigrants to settle in and volunteering in many ways to help their new communities.
A second panel presentation brought together four young people to discuss their roles in a changing Ireland. Ireland today is a very prosperous nation, but that's only happened in the last 15 years or so. For many years, really since the famine in the mid-1800s, Ireland has had a very poor economy. This has led to a lot of Irish emigration, as we in the States know very well. When we meet people here, they of course notice immediately that were American. We've rarely met someone who hasn't then said "I've got a cousin/brother/uncle/whatever that lives in X in the States." For generations, this country has seen their youngsters move elsewhere to build a life. Now, with a prosperous economy, that's changing. In talking about the new economy, you very often hear people remark that this is the first generation of Irish youth that hasn't been forced to emigrate. There is a clear sense of pride and happiness at this, which is certainly understandable. In listening to this panel of young people, they definitely saw many opportunities for themselves in Ireland.
The other very great part of the conference was the chance to meet a bunch of new people. Folks were very interested to learn how I came to be at the conference, and what I thought of the discussion. I got to sit with a table full of college students at dinner, and got all kinds of suggestions on places to visit during our year here. Since the conference was taking place the day of the mid-term elections in America, everyone was very eager to talk about American politics - I was an especially hot commodity at lunch the second day, as people wanted my impressions of the early results.
There was one encounter that really hit me, and I imagine will stick with me for a while. In the lunch line on day two of the conference, I got chatting with a young lady from Dublin who works for Amnesty International. It was noisy in the room, she heard my accent but didn't figure out where I was from, so she asked me. When I told her "The States," she frowned a bit and said "Oh, my, you've certainly got some human rights issues there, don't you?" I debated about how to write this part, as I know most people are following this blog for stories about our travels in Ireland. But c'mon, if you know me at all you know that anything I write is going to be laced with opinion, right? I think it's very important for people in the States to take notice of that remark, and the general culture around it. Growing up in America we certainly thought of ourselves as the shining beacon in the world, the great democracy and benign force in the world. We've always liked to believe that's how the world viewed us. Perhaps much, or some, of the world did at some point. But I can tell you, that's not the case anymore, certainly not here. Kathleen and I have never been anything but incredibly warmly welcomed by the Irish people, even strangers we meet at pubs. At the same time though, the Irish people are very displeased, and I'd say confused, with what's become of the U.S. We've both been asked, more than once, "What the feck are Americans thinkin?" (Note: the Irish use "feck" rather than "f*ck", and they tend to use it liberally!) It's not a nasty question, and it's not asked to blame us, but they're truly trying to understand what's going on with America. I wish I could answer them, but I don't know the answer myself.
So that's all the politics, at least for this post…
Obviously I found the Ceifin conference to be an incredible experience. In the States, both my experiences with the Wisconsin Rural Leadership Program and Wisconsin Rural Partners have been similar - discussions about really important topics that involve a broad range of people. I've no doubt in my mind that these kinds of discussions are the best way to build strong and successful communities.
The Ceifin Centre sells books that contain the proceedings from past conferences. I invested in several when I was at the conference, and the ones I've read so far have been great. If you're interested, you can purchase them from the Ceifin web site. I'm not sure if they ship internationally, but if not get in touch with me and we'll find a way to get them to you.
Many thanks to our friend Senan Cooke, in whose stead I went to Ceifin!
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Department of Defence chief of staff Kevin Sweeney has resigned, a month after the Defence Secretary James Mattis announced his departure.
He is now the third senior Pentagon official to announce his resignation after President Donald Trump said US forces would leave Syria.
Rear Adm Sweeney held his post for two years from January 2017, and called it "an honour to serve" alongside his colleagues in the department.
His announcement comes days after General Mattis quit his post early, after initially planning to stay in his role until February.
The former defence secretary hinted at policy differences with President Trump in his resignation letter.
Addressed to Mr Trump directly, the letter described the general's views on "treating allies with respect" and using "all the tools of American power to provide for the common defence".
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Department spokeswoman Dana White also left her post after the president's surprise announcement on Syria.
In a terse resignation letter, Kevin Sweeney said it had been an honour to serve, but made no mention of Donald Trump.
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Terex Corporation (TEX - Free Report) is likely to beat on earnings in its to-be-reported fourth-quarter 2018. The company also seems poised to deliver year-over-year improvement in both its top line.
In the last reported quarter, the company's adjusted earnings per share rose 36% year over year while revenues improved 11%. However the company missed the Zacks Consensus Estimate on both counts. Barring the last quarter, Terex has surpassed the Zacks Consensus Estimate in three of the four trailing quarters, recording average positive surprise of 20.1%.
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With strong markets and a significantly higher backlog than last year, the Material Processing segment is well poised for improved results in the to-be-reported quarter. Further, rising global demand for crushing and screening equipment stemming from economic growth, construction activity and aggregate consumption bodes well. The segment is likely to grow on the back of continued improvement in its Fuchs material handlers and broad line of environmental products in global markets. The Zacks Consensus Estimate for sales for the quarter to be reported is at $326 million, reflecting projected growth of 15% from the $283 million reported in the year-ago quarter. The estimate for the segment's operating income is at $38.7 million, an improvement of 9% from fourth-quarter 2017.
The Cranes segment, that contributed 24% of third-quarter 2018 revenues, will improve driven by fairly stable global cranes markets. Currently, oil prices are driving demand in North America and the Middle East. Sales of Demag all-terrain cranes continue to improve on a global basis aided by successful new product introductions. The Utilities business remains a consistent performer in a relatively stable market environment and the tower crane business continues to perform well. The Zacks Consensus Estimate for the segment's sales for the December-end quarter is $343 million, reflecting year-over-year improvement of 6%. However, supply-chain challenges and raw material inflation are likely to dent segment income in the quarter. Owing to the abovementioned factors, the Zacks Consensus Estimate for the segment's income is at $0.1 million, a plunge of 93% from the prior year.
For the seventh quarter in a row, Terex's backlog grew year over year in every segment on the third quarter 2018. Its total segment backlog surged 41% year over year in the to-be-reported quarter. Consequently, improving backlog, along with an enhanced global market and environment positions the company well for 2018. The Zacks Consensus Estimate for total sales of $1.2 billion for the December-end quarter indicates an increase of 13% from the prior-year quarter. However, input cost inflation, unfavorable currency headwinds and abovementioned issues in the Crane segment will somewhat dent margins. Nevertheless, the Zacks Consensus Estimate for Terex's earnings per share is pegged at 46 cents for fourth-quarter 2018, a projected surge of 39% from the prior-year quarter.
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México City, November 14th, 2018.
The International Finance Corporation (IFC), member of the World Bank Group, announced it has made an equity investment in Clínicas del Azúcar, the largest chain of specialized diabetes clinics in Mexico, with the objective to support the launch of new clinics and the development of its digital strategy. The round also includes the participation of Promotora Social Mexico and The Social Entrepreneurs fund.
Clínicas del Azúcar provides a comprehensive approach for the management of diabetes at price points affordable to middle and lower income patients. The company has 13 clinics across the northeast of Mexico, where it has treated more than 30,000 patients and prevented more than 15,000 complications since inception. The clinics offer their services through a subscription model, where patients receive an annual membership to access an integrated set of services including medical consultations, diagnostics, and both nutritional and psychological services.
"We are very excited to partner with IFC" said Javier Lozano, CEO of Clínicas del Azucar. "Right now, we have a unique opportunity to work together with the sector and transform Mexico in one of the leaders in the development of technology and innovation in diabetes care. This investment will help us not only to continue expanding our social mission to many more patients, but will also have an incredible impact creating more than 300 new jobs and preventing more than 20,000 diabetes-related complications"
Since launching its first clinic in 2011 in Monterrey, Nuevo León, Clínicas del Azúcar integrates information technology and data analytics to monitor patients more effectively. The digital strategy includes to continue to implement artificial intelligence into its daily operations and to help personalize patient care and improve quality and treatment outcomes.
"IFC is pleased to support Clínicas del Azúcar´s mission to reduce the harmful impact that diabetes has on lower-income groups across Mexico," said Gabriel Goldschmidt, IFC's Regional Director for Latin America and the Caribbean. "Supporting innovative, data-driven healthcare models to combat non-communicable diseases is part of IFC's inclusive strategy of providing individuals with access to better services and solutions, ranging from healthcare to financial services, education, and employment," he added.
Mexico has one of the highest burdens of disease from diabetes in the world and the epidemic was declared a national emergency by the Government of Mexico. Diabetes is now estimated to cause more than 80,000 deaths per year in the country. The lack of effective disease management contributes to the rising burden of disease from diabetes. Clínicas del Azúcar contributes to fighting this problem in a significant and effective manner.
"IFC's investment in Clínicas del Azúcar further augments our health technology portfolio, where we have invested more than US$50 million globally in recent years to support innovative companies using technology to improve access to health and lower costs globally," said Nikunj Jinsi, Global Head of IFC's Venture Capital Group. "The Company is on an exciting growth path and we look forward to working alongside our partners to the journey ahead" he added.
Diabetes is one of four priority non-communicable diseases targeted for action by world leaders. Having diabetes triples the risk of a heart attack and increases the risk of stroke, kidney failure, blindness and complications in pregnancy. Globally, the private sector is increasingly being asked to play a role as healthcare provider in such programs. Supporting companies tackling chronic diseases like diabetes, as Clínicas del Azúcar is doing, is a core part of IFC's strategy in health care.
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Discrete time representation of stationary and non-stationary continuous time systems
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BUZZ Aldrin is a former American astronaut who became the second man to walk on the moon 50 years ago.
His achievements, along with the rest of the Apollo 11 crew, are still seen as one of the greatest feats in human history. Here's Buzz's story and how he helped mankind make one giant leap.
Who is Buzz Aldrin, how old is he and what's his net worth?
Born in Glen Ridge, New Jersey, in January 1930, Buzz's real name was Edwin Eugene Aldrin Jr but he ended up using Buzz due to his older sisters constantly mispronouncing brother as "Buzzer".
In 1988, Aldrin legally changed his name from Edwin to Buzz.
He joined the prestigious US military academy at West Point after graduating from high school in 1947 – following in the footsteps of his father who had also served in the armed forces.
Aldrin saw action during the Korean War in the US Air Force as a fighter pilot.
After several years in the Air Force he gained a degree in astronautics in 1963 and quickly became part of Nasa's select group of astronauts.
Aldrin joined Nasa at the height of the Cold War, with space increasingly becoming a cause of conflict and competition between the US and the USSR.
After a series of launches as part of the Gemini missions, he then joined Neil Armstrong and Michael Collins on the Apollo 11 mission.
On July 20, 1969, a truly momentous moment in human history occurred when Armstrong, followed closely by Aldrin, made the first ever lunar landing and made mankind's first steps on to the surface of the moon.
The event is best remembered by Armstrong's iconic quote: "One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind."
In comparison, Aldrin's first words after exiting the lunar vehicle were simply "Beautiful view".
Aldrin retired from active duty in March 1972 but still makes public appearances and continues to be an advocate for space exploration, pushing in 2009 for a manned mission to Mars.
He has also made appearances as himself in The Simpsons and Transformers: Dark Side of the Moon.
Now aged 89, the former astronaut is estimated to be worth a whopping £9.6million (US$12m).
What has he said about Aliens and UFOs?
In April 2018, it was reported that Aldrin, along with three other astronauts, had passed lie detector tests over claims they had experienced alien encounters.
Allegedly, Aldrin, Al Worden, Edgar Mitchell and Gordon Cooper all took part in the study which took place at the Institute of BioAcoustic Biology in Albany, Ohio, the Daily Star reported.
Aldrin was said to have claimed he saw a spaceship on his way to the moon, adding: "There was something out there that was close enough to be observed… sort of L-shaped."
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AP reported: "Buzz Aldrin never said he saw aliens during his voyage to the moon, despite a recent online story claiming the astronaut passed a "lie detector test" confirming a close encounter.
"The widely shared story… claims the second man to walk on the moon 'took part' in research conducted by an Ohio woman, Sharry Edwards.
"Edwards told AP in an email, 'There were no tests.'
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The agency adds: "But that's not what Aldrin said in a 2014 question-and-answer session on Reddit.
"He described a light that appeared to be moving alongside his spacecraft and said 'it was not an alien.'
"NASA spokeswoman Stephanie Schierholz said in an email to the AP that Aldrin likely saw panels that separated as the Apollo 11 command module manoeuvred to dock with the lunar lander on the way to the moon in 1969."
Why did he sue his children?
In March 2019, the Apollo 11 astronaut dropped his lawsuit against his two adult children.
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The court documents also said he had been spending money at "an alarming rate".
But Aldrin claimed the pair had been slandering him for years by claiming he suffers from dementia and has Alzheimer's disease.
His lawyer, Keith Durkin, said that his children had withdrawn their petition seeking guardianship of his financial affairs – prompting Aldrin to drop his civil lawsuit against them and his ex-manager.


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Managing Track Info
UPDATED: Reset Plays v2.0
This script will reset the Plays, Last Played, Skips, Last Skipped, Remember Playback Position and Played properties of the selected tracks to default "never played" values. Music's own "Reset" command in a track's Info window may not be as thorough.
This latest version makes accommodations for macOS 10.15 Catalina and the Music app.
More information for Reset Plays and download is here.
UPDATED: CD Text to CD Info v5.0
It may be somewhat ironically serendipitous (or serendipitously ironic) that CD Text to CD Info v5.0 happens to be the first script I've posted specifically for the new Music app. Afterall, ripping audio from a CD seems quaint in the current age of streaming. But facetious jibes like "What's a CD? LOL!" aside, there are still plenty of CDs in the world that haven't been ripped yet and plenty of people who want to do the ripping. Thankfully, Apple has preserved this ability in the Music app.
CD Text to CD Info v5.0 will examine the selected CD mounted in Music for CD-Text and apply the album and track information to the CDs tracks. In this screenshot of the script's main window, all of the information (except disc number/count and year, which I entered manually) is from the CD's CD Text:
This is from a CD that I burned years ago in iTunes, which allowed me to include CD Text. Not all CDs contain CD Text, but many do. It would have solved a lot of metadata confusion if the music industry had insisted that CD Text be a mandatory Red Book standard from Day 1, but That's The Way It Went.
As I mentioned at the top, CD Text to CD Info v5.0 will only run on macOS 10.15 Catalina with the Music app, which are both currently in beta (the version that works with iTunes is still available here).
NEW: Make Tags All Caps v1.0
I got a request from a DJ'ing Correspondent who had been manually changing some of his tags to all caps so they'd be easier to read on the decks under dim dance floor lights. (Are they still called "decks"?)
Anyway, to put a finer point on it, he sent me a snap of his handiwork:
Frankly, I don't think I had ever seen this done. And it reminded me of these:
iTunes is, afterall, "jukebox" software. These are called title strips and are probably familiar to anyone who has ever seen a jukebox in a diner or the like. And for the most part the text was always all caps.
Manually changing the case of track tags in iTunes must have been painful.
Make Tags All Caps will change the text in your choice of the Name, Artist, Album, Comments and/or Composer tags of the selected iTunes tracks to ALL CAPS quickly.
More info and download is here.
UPDATED: Copy Rating Stars to Other Tag v1.1
The name of this script sort of looks like a word salad, now that I've enetered it as the title for this post. Oh well, it makes perfect sense.
A track's rating property is actually a number value between 0 and 100. iTunes creates the rating stars in its interface by converting this value into graphical stars and half-stars: v div 20 = number of stars and if (v mod 20 = 10) then add half-star.
To the vexation of some iTunes users, a track's rating value does not get written to its corresponding file's metadata. So if you're depending on a rating tag showing up in some other app in which you use your audio files (such as some DJs are) you have to figure out some other way of getting your iTunes track ratings to "travel" with your audio files.
An easy solution is to convert the rating value to Unicode text stars and dump it to some non-essential or lesser-used text tag—one that does get written to metadata by iTunes. And that's what Copy Rating Stars to Other Tag does:
After running the script against a few tracks, copying the stars to the Composer tag, the metadata for the file should look something like this (as seen via Show Me The Metadata):
...and when the file is added or refreshed in another app, the text stars will display in that track's Composer field.
Presumably, DJs don't much care about Composer, Grouping and so on (title and artist, of course, and perhaps year and genre), so these tags may be available to accommodate ratings.
In fact, it was DJ'ing Correspondent who asked that I include Composer as an option in the initial version of Copy Rating Stars to Other Tag, and thus, this update.
Camelot Codes to Keys
For a brief time, back when I was radio DJ, a station I worked at experimented with using "key segues", whereby a recorded sounder would transition from a song played in one key to a song in another. Thus: Song in C fades -> sounder transitions from C to A minor -> seg next Song in A minor.
It was horrendous.
Anyway. Since I was an Actual Musician (few and far between in radio), it was my job to assign the correct key for each song we played. Which essentially meant that I sat in a studio a couple of times a week with a CD player and a Casio keyboard and diddled around until I determined the key of each song we added that week.
Nowadays, a lot of DJs use the musical key of the tracks they play to create "harmonic mixes"; tracks are mixed or segued according to harmonic rules. Some DJs probably aren't musically inclined either, so there is software and databases and such that can supply the key for their tracks. Then all they have to do is check the Camelot chart to see what might sound good.
(This, of course, is not perfect, since pitches can vary. Which is what made my old station's experiments with key segues so cringey. We had CD players that could adjust for pitch, but nobody wanted to spend that much time on creating perfectly harmonic segues. But, whatever.)
I heard from a Correspondent who uses this system. He has the Camelot codes in his iTunes tracks' Comments tags. These are codes that represent 24 musical keys and look like this: 1A, 2A, 3A...10B, 11B, 12B:
Courtesy of harmonic-mixing.com
He wants to convert the Camelot codes to the actual key. So here is a script that will do that: (more…)
UPDATED: Proper English Title Capitalization v3.6
Proper English Title Capitalization has been updated, primarily to provide compatibility with High Sierra. But I also added a Dry Run Log window to pre-flight the changes before actually affecting the tracks' tags in iTunes.
Until now, I had logged this stuff to Console.app. Blech.
I also had a look at a problem with capitalizing words if they followed a colon (:). I think most conditions are covered. Essentially, if a word follows a colon, it's capitalized no matter what.
Proper English Title Capitalization is free to use with a donate nag and thanks for your support! More information and download is on this page.
UPDATED: CD Text to CD Info v4.3
In our recent The Next Track episode where we discussed CD Text, I brought up the script CD Text to CD Info, which will grab the CD Text from a CD (if it uses CD Text) and apply the data to the appropriate CD tags. Then I thought: "Hmm, better have a look at that to make sure it still goes good."
It does, but it occurred to me that I could tidy some things up. So this latest version removes a launch reminder about making sure the CD is sorted by play order; this is no longer necessary as the tracks are identified by their track number. I also added a "Export CD Text as XML" feature that will export the CD Text as a property list file. Probably not useful for most users but there it is.
This latest version is for OS X 10.10 and later only, free to use with a donate nag, and can be downloaded from this page.
UPDATED: Multi-Item Edit
Multi-Item Edit v5.0 has been updated to accommodate the new Dislike, Work and Movement tags that are available in iTunes 12.5, currently in beta.
Multi-Item Edit will allow you to edit most tags (and some additional options) of the selected track(s) in a single floating window using single-edit mode (one selected track) or multi-edit mode, which emulates the pre-iTunes 12 "multiple items" format; that is, a checkbox adjacent to each tag allows you to select which changes are to be applied to the selection's tags.
As I mentioned above, this latest version adds new tags that will be available in iTunes 12.5; makes UI adjustments to accommodate those additions; removes the "Played" option (which tapped the AppleScript unplayed track property and which I'm not certain still performs a pertinent function anymore); includes minor maintenance and security fixes.
Multi-Item Edit is free to use for ten days and costs $1.99 thereafter.
UPDATED: Copy Tag Info Tracks to Tracks v5.0
I've updated Copy Tag Info Tracks to Tracks so it will work with the new Work, Movement and Dislike tags that are debuting in iTunes 12.5 and which are already available in the Developer and Public beta releases.
Copy Tag Info Tracks to Tracks will copy the text of the checkmarked tags from one set of selected tracks to a second set.
This latest version also consolidates Plays, Skips and associated date tags under a single checkbox. And because there seems to be some weirdness with retreiving Sort tags—the implicit text iTunes uses as gray placeholder text is recognized even if these tags are ostensibly blank—I've removed the option to copy them.
Copy Tag Info Tracks to Tracks v5.0 is free, with appreciative payment requested, and works on OS X 10.8 and later.
Copy Grouping to Work
As you probably know, the latest beta version of iTunes 12.5 includes Work and Movement track tags which Classical music listeners will appreciate. In many cases, you might want to use the text in the Grouping tag for the Work tag. While it might seem easy to just do a Multi-Edit on the tracks and copy-and-paste using the Get Info fields, you'd only be able to do this for individual batches of a single work at a time.
Here's an AppleScript that will simply copy the Grouping tag to the Work tag for any number of selected tracks:
tell application "iTunes"
set sel to selection of front browser window
if sel is {} then return
repeat with aTrack in sel
tell aTrack to set work to (get grouping)
end try
end repeat
end tell
Save this named whatever you like to your [home]/Library/iTunes/Scripts/ folder so that it will appear in the iTunes Script menu. Select some tracks and launch the script by selecting it from the Script menu. The text from the Grouping tag, even if it's blank, will be copied to the Work tag of each selected track.
UPDATE: This script can be downloaded as part of the Work and Movement Scripts.


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Mic'd Up
Karaoke: Those who can't, do anyway; those who wish they could, only watch in mute rapture.
Before I was going to Bar Mitzvah parties every weekend, you could usually find me at the local roller skating rink on Saturdays. Roller Kingdom was nothing particularly special, but I spent a decent part of my childhood there, mainly because most people I knew could get discounted birthday parties since our friend's father owned the place.
I didn't actually spend much of my time skating; I'd usually hang out in the arcade or eat slice after slice of cardboard pizza. When I did venture onto the rink, I'd wobble around a few times, sticking close to the edge. Maybe, after enough successful circuits, I'd decide to let loose and go a little too fast, or make too tight a turn, and that was it; I was on my ass. As an easily embarrassed kid, it was kind of tough.
But I much preferred getting humiliated on the linoleum over what could potentially occur on Roller Kingdom's other "stage". In one corner of the cavernous space, a large black box had been carved out. Every so often, someone with the requisite courage would step up and into it, grab the microphone from the stand, and, once the backing track started, belt out one of his or her favorite songs for the crowd of kids that would inevitably gather to watch. To this day, I can vividly remember my friend Kerri standing up there, shifting nervously from one foot to the other, and cautiously, but accurately, covering Ace of Base's "The Sign". This was not something I would have done.
That's not to say I didn't want to; despite my off-key voice, I definitely enjoyed singing from a young age, whether it was to the "Fraggle Rock" theme song or to the many cassette singles I amassed over the years. I even successfully begged my parents for a state-of-the-art karaoke machine. I had about three innocently named tapes (think "Rap Favorites") to go along with it, each featuring one side with lyrics and one with just the backing tracks. Though my parents encouraged me to perform the tunes for them (if only to reassure themselves that they hadn't just thrown away $200 for nothing), I mostly brought out my LL Cool J imitation in the basement, alone. My act wasn't ready for the public.
Everyone has a certain propensity for performance; just ask my co-workers, who spent a full day last week singing along to Broadway classics and Salt n' Pepa (it appears that every girl in America was required to buy a copy of Very Necessary in 1993 and listen to it every single day). Even I got a thrill from taking the stage for my senior class play in high school. But except for a late-night impersonation of Prince -- for an audience of about five, including the bartenders -- on my last birthday, I've mainly left the karaoke to other people. I do like to watch, though.
It seems there's never a shortage of amateurs ready to step on stage, and they all have their own reasons for doing it. Through my years of observation, I've been able to identify the main types of people who grab the mic and do their thing. The categories that follow are by no means exhaustive (or mutually exclusive), but they've helped me make sense of an art whose appeal largely eludes me unless I've had a few too many. Perhaps it will help you in the same way (or maybe you'll just recognize yourself).
The Regular
He's there every week. The bartenders know him, the drunks know him, everybody knows it's only a matter of time before he gets up to do his thing. He could be awful, he could be great, but it's usually clear that this is pretty much all he looks forward to. It's his only community (well, unless he hits other karaoke nights around town). He might kick things off on a slow night, but he usually gets a plum spot, too. He'd really like you to sing along.
Favorite songs: "Nights In White Satin" (Moody Blues); "American Pie" (Don McLean)
The Sharer
Even more so than selecting a song on a jukebox, the choice of a song to sing reveals a lot about a person's tastes – invariably, it's a song that holds some sort of memory for the singer, one close to that person's heart. This personal touch is tempered by the fact that most songbooks are woefully limited, including only the crowd pleasers. This greatly reduces the chances of having to sit through an excruciating rendition of, say, Tom Waits' "16 Shells from a Thirty-Ought Six".
But it also means you're likely to hear Big & Rich's "Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy)" or Sir Mix-A-Lot's "Baby Got Back" more than once in an evening. The choices are even more limited if you go the live band route and attempt to live out your rock star dreams, or if you do as my co-worker recently did, and go to a karaoke spot with large selections in Japanese and Korean, but not so many in English. So the would-be sharer becomes downright predictable over time.
Favorite songs: "Big Yellow Taxi" (Joni Mitchell, may accept Counting Crows), "Regulate" (Warren G feat. Nate Dogg), "Life Is A Highway" (Tom Cochrane)
The Performer
Some people just want to be in the spotlight (check out "Singing Bee" and "Don't Forget The Lyrics" if don't believe me). If there weren't karaoke, they'd be pulling a Coyote Ugly on top of the bar. However, not all performers are the same.
The Semi-Pro
She starred in all her high school's musical productions, she was a voice major in college, she might even still take lessons once or twice a week, but she doesn't exactly have a singing career in the works. She takes these opportunities to belt out some tunes that showcase her skills, showing up everyone else, whether intentionally or not. You'll know her by the way she holds every note just a bit too long, and how she walks off the stage with a self-satisfied air.
Favorite songs: "Unbreak My Heart" (Toni Braxton), "Always Be My Baby" (Mariah Carey), the entire "Rent" soundtrack
The Ignoramus
Often an overzealous employee who takes advantage of his or her position to sneak a song in every half-hour, this person has no clue of how bad he or she sounds. She sings loud and long, and is not at all shy about notes outside her range (because she's not aware she has a range). It's difficult to decide whether to admire her courage, cringe at her ineptitude, or just laugh and hope she brings you a free shot.
Favorite songs: "Adia" (Sarah McLachlan), "Turn The Page" (Bob Seger)
The Drunk Dude
He misses most of the lyrics because he's busy pointing at his friends and/or slurping down his eighth Long Island. The backwards hat is a dead giveaway.
Favorite songs: "Gimme That Nutt" (Eazy-E), "Sweet Caroline" (Neil Diamond)
The One Who Just Doesn't Want To Be There
Whether dragged onstage by friends (in one of those unbearable group performances) or goaded by them to sign up solo, this person gives a half-hearted attempt, fumbles through the song, and ends up slinking offstage to awkward applause (except for Drunk Dude, who hoots wildly, thinking he has a chance).
Favorite songs: None
The Ironic Guy
When I heard Kerri sing "The Sign", it was kind of cool. When I hear someone sing it now, it's funny for the first minute, then tiresome, then "get the hell off the stage" annoying. There's a fine line between nostalgia and obnoxiousness, and this guy crosses it every time. (One exception to the rule: Bonnie Tyler's "Total Eclipse of the Heart" – never gets old.)
Favorite songs: "I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)" (The Proclaimers), "One Of Us" (Joan Osbourne), any Britney Spears or Backstreet Boys song
The One Who Doesn't Care What You Think
This is the character who makes the night memorable. Back in college, there was a guy who'd "accompany" each karaoke performer on the drums; he wouldn't really be banging on anything, just mimicking what he imagined the original percussionist might have been doing during the song. Everyone humored him, and occasionally he'd get up to sing his own selection. It was kind of beautiful, in its own messed up way.
Not quite as moving, but no less entertaining, is the guy at my local pizza place/ sports bar, who turns every song, from Modern English's "I Melt With You" to Steely Dan's "Rikki Don't Lose That Number", into a fast-paced, monotone punk tune. Strangely, these guys are both about 5'4".
Favorite songs: Everything, especially AC/DC
Of course, I'm the worst of them all: the guy who stands back and silently judges (most of the time). I'm no longer that kid who stayed glued to the rail at Roller Kingdom, panic-stricken at the very thought of getting on that lonely stage; my non-participation is more practical than fear-based. And hey, all performers need an audience, right? Otherwise, they might as well be sitting in their basements on ugly floral couches, singing "Around the Way Girl" and then dunking on a Nerf basketball hoop for emphasis. Not that I would know anything about that.


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How did Richard I and John raise money?
Behind today's door - Money! Money! Money! (For ABBA background theme click here). Or as Peter Ustinov's Prince John says in the Disney film, "Taxes! Lovely taxes!"
Richard I and John - raising revenue
Kings had three main sources of income available to them;
- income from their personal lands;
- money raised through their rights as a feudal lord;
- and income from taxation.
In addition, they could secure loans - in the Middle Ages this was mostly from Jewish money-lenders, many of whom lived in York, Lincoln or Norwich.
Payments from the royal lands had been getting smaller ever since the Norman conquest. Matters were not helped by Richard's sale of many royal properties in 1189.
English kings had widespread feudal rights which could be used to generate income, including the scutage system, in which feudal military service was avoided by a cash payment to the king.
The king also got some income from fines, court fees and the sale of town charters.
Make a list today of a Medieval king's "normal" forms of revenue (financial income). Then read the information below on how John abused the normal methods - choose ONLY FOUR of John's abuses and make proper notes on them, explaining why it lost him support from his barons.
- John charged scutage payments 11 times in his 17 years as king, in many cases when he wasn't even at war, which ran counter to the original idea that scutage was an alternative to actual military service.
- John maximised his right to demand inheritance payments when estates and castles were inherited, sometimes charging enormous sums, beyond barons' abilities to pay.
- John sold sheriff appointments; John would get money for making a baron into sheriff, and the new sheriff would make back their investment through charging large fines and penalties themselves, particularly in the forests. (That's why the story-book Sheriff of Nottingham was so hated).
- John charged fines on widows who wished to remain single.
- John sold charters for new towns, and for the right to hold markets across the kingdom.
- John taxed the Jews, who held a vulnerable position in medieval England. £44,000 was extracted from the Jewish community by the tallage of 1210. (Tallage was an arbitrary tax the king could levy on townspeople. Much of it was passed on to the barons, who were already in debt to Jewish moneylenders).
- John created a new tax on income in 1207 called "The Thirteenth", which produced £60,000. When it was impossible for barons to pay, he found that it enabled him to raise more money through the confiscation of their lands.


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Dental X-rays are procedures where photographs of the teeth and mouth are taken to diagnose dental and oral disease or adverse dental conditions. An extensive examination of the patient's mouth and teeth is done on the first visit to a dentist. This usually involves the use of X-rays. X-rays help dentists detect dental and oral problems that are not easily visible to the naked eye.
Dental X-rays are either intra-oral or extra-oral. The film is placed outside the mouth and the image is taken for an extra-oral X-ray. The film is placed inside the mouth and the image is taken for an intra-oral X-ray. Depending on the machine used, patients may feel pressure on their cheek for a few moments when the dentist focuses the camera.
X-rays allow the dentist to see, bone loss, gum disease, dental infections, positioning of wisdom teeth, oral cysts or abscesses, tumours, jaw fractures and foreign objects in the mouth or teeth.
Dental X-rays are the safest among X-rays and patients are exposed to very little radiation. Dentists use digital X-rays that are less harmful than traditional X-rays. Patients should tell the dentist about any existing health condition or if they are pregnant. The dentist will not use X-rays to risk the health of patients unless absolutely necessary.
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