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The first one I used only lasted 30,000 miles before it was noticeably dirty throughout the inside of the flutes, but that's probably because of the polluted city environment my car was driven in. The Volant air filter did a great job in keeping the throttle body clean, better than the K&N reusable filter it replaced in the cold air intake system. When the Volant is new, it may provide a slight throttle-response and gas mileage advantage over other types of filters common to cold air intake systems, but when it starts to clog there'll be a noticeable drop in gas mileage and throttle response. When I replaced my dirty Volant with a clean one, the improvement in throttle response was instantaneous. This is an excellent air filter to use if you don't mind spending the money to replace it every 30,000 to 40,000 miles.

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Analysing the situation of children and women is an essential part of UNICEF's work around the world. A situation analysis is conducted regularly in every country where UNICEF works. The situation analysis is usually drawn up once every five years, and is used to draft the programme of cooperation between UNICEF and the government for the next five years. The situation analysis is then updated from time to time.
Based on national statistics and other available data, this Situation Analysis of Children in Turkey seeks to present an overview of the conditions in which Turkey's 0-18 year-olds live. More specifically, it tries to answer questions such as the following: How healthy, well-fed and well looked after are Turkey's children? Are all of their needs met? How do they get on at school? What opportunities do they enjoy, and what risks are they facing? What legislation, policies and services are in place to support them?
In summary, this Situation Analysis examines how far Turkey's children are able to enjoy the rights set out in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child. As well as informing UNICEF's own work, we hope that it will contribute to greater awareness of a wide range of children's issues, and so inspire policies and practices that will improve child well-being in the future.
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Uber Launches in Beijing, Will Face Uber-Heavy Traffic Jams
Uber formally launched its ride-summoning smartphone app in Beijing this week. But the Chinese capital has presented the U.S. car service company with a vexing problem: how to handle the city's bumper-to-bumper traffic.
Saying "Beijing has a traffic problem" is something of an understatement. A 2011 study by UBS showed it to be the worst among a number of Chinese cities it tracked, with average traveling speed time a glacial 12 kilometers per hour. By contrast, traffic in New York goes roughly twice as fast, a fact that would probably shock commuters idling on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway. To demonstrate the problem, one media outfit once pit a Porsche against a bicycle in a race across the city's center. (Residents of the city can guess which won.)
Beijing is the last of what are generally considered China's four tier-one cities that Uber Technologies Inc. has entered. The app – which in China connects users with drivers via agreements with rental-car fleet operators and driving services -- formally launched in Shanghai in February and has since been launched in the twin southern boomtowns of Guangzhou and Shenzhen.
Such cities also have their traffic problems – and also fared poorly in UBS's traffic study – but Uber acknowledges Beijing poses a particular problem. In addition to traffic, there's the city's sheer geographic size.
"Beijing is a big, complicated city," said Allen Penn, Uber's head of Asia. He added, "in short, we can't change the traffic."
Its solution is to start…well, slow. The company, which is in 41 countries, soft-launched its Beijing service about three months ago with a focus just on the tony Sanlitun shopping district. With its official launch, it has added the city's Central Business District. Other rollouts will be gradual, Mr. Penn said. By contrast, when it launched in Shanghai, the app's reach covered broader swaths of that city.
Mr. Penn says Uber is making progress handling the traffic and is using customer data to figure out where to best position cars and drivers. Cars now take an average of about nine minutes to reach Beijing customers, he said, compared with 14 minutes, the average when the company first soft-launched in the city. That figure puts Beijing just behind Shanghai, where customers usually wait about eight minutes for a ride.
Still, the nine-minute wait puts Beijing well behind New York, where rides are filled in three or four minutes, and Singapore, where it takes seven minutes. Ultimately, Mr. Penn said, Uber wants to whittle Beijing's time down to five minutes.
"It's launch day. It's day one," he said, adding, "we have a long way to go, clearly."
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For this post I will show only the 21" Cissy and 10" Cissette dolls.
10" Snowflake from The Nutcracker Collection is a fully articulated, Cissette with blue eyes and upswept black braids wearing a magnificent white tutu.
10" fully articulated, Cissette Celebrates Madame's 90th Anniversary.
|In Disney's new prequel to The Wizard Of Oz, we come to know the Great Oz as Oscar Diggs, with brown eyes, brown painted hair and goatee.
10" Wicked Witch of The West and The Winged Monkeys is a fully articulated, green-faced meanie who has dark eyes and black hair pulled up into a top-knot.
And there is so much more. If I were going to pick my favorites, I'd get the Madame Alexander 21" Cissy holding the two little dolls. The Cissette I like best is the Scarlett O'Hara Honeymoon Dress doll. The cutest ones are the Oz dolls. So adorable!
These are just partial descriptions of the dolls taken from www.matildadolls.com who has the world's most extensive list and pictures of Madame Alexander dolls. All of these dolls can be purchased there. She also carries some Gene Marshall dolls and fashions!


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Inclusive textbooks and learning materials can open students' minds to other cultures and help teachers cultivate the values and skills for learning to live together.
"A good textbook must engage students and relate to their reality," declares Jean Bernard of the U.S. National Commission for UNESCO. A producer of learning materials and advisor on textbook quality, Bernard believes that all textbooks and learning materials should reflect the principles of education for citizenship and peace
"Textbooks and other pedagogical materials do not simply organize and pass on knowledge, but mirror the values of their particular society," says Sylvie Cromer, sociologist at Lille University2 and researcher at the Institut national d'études Démographiques.
The medium and the message
Ever since 1946, UNESCO and its partners have led textbook reviews in order to remove negative stereotypes and encourage a culture of peace. The recommendations of the German-Polish Textbook Commission, established in 1972 with UNESCO support, have been widely used around the world. UNESCO has also coordinated comparative research on textbooks in the context of the Euro-Arab dialogue.
Drafting or revising history, geography and civics textbooks in particular can require great cultural sensitivity, especially in post-conflict settings. "By taking into account the viewpoint of populations who have been dominated, or that of minorities, textbooks can help develop critical thinking and cultivate peace", explains Cromer.
The revision process is not limited to textbooks alone. "In considering the usefulness of all learning media – from textbooks to Twitter – as catalysts for creating sustainable peace and building competencies for global citizenship, it is important to take into account both the medium and message", remarks Bernard.
A new toolkit
UNESCO has designed a new toolkit for writing stereotype-free textbooks. Financed by Saudi Arabia, the toolkit is designed to help remove cultural, religious and gender-biased stereotypes from curricula and learning materials. To test the tool before its publication in September 2013, UNESCO is organizing a workshop in Rabat (Morocco) from 6-9 May 2013 for authors, publishers, curriculum developers and experts in textbook development from 15 countries to work with the toolkit designers and test for usability and relevance. The feedback will be used to improve all aspects of the toolkit.
"The UNESCO-Saudi project is ground-breaking because it pulls together the best of UNESCO's recent work on textbooks and learning resources in the form of a toolkit for virtually everyone involved in the cycle of textbook development, distribution and use," say Bernard. "It adjusts the notion of what a textbook is and how it is used in line with the realities of the information age without neglecting the principles of tolerance, mutual respect, equality and peace building based on six decades of textbook research and revision carried out by UNESCO and its partners".
"The idea is to give publishers, ministries, pedagogical institutions and teachers - in fact the whole editorial chain of command - a methodical approach to ensure that publications avoid stereotypes and prejudices," says Cromer.
The UNESCO-Saudi Arabia project is framed by the agreement between UNESCO and Saudi Arabia to support the Abdullah bin Abdulaziz International Programme for a Culture of Peace and Dialogue.


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Photographs by the Daily Mail, ISBN 978-1-4723-5531-7, published by Parragon in 2014.
I obtained my copy at half of the £20 price tag at the Imperial War Museum, where their major WW1 exhibition continues.
This book is mainly made up of large photographs and these images are from the Mail's own archives. I had not seen the majority of them before and there are some excellent pictures from almost every part of the conflict, although the Western Front accounts for the majority. The photographs are crisp, clear and very well printed. Small sections of text detail the various battles year by year, but these elements tend to be brief and generalised.
On the negative side, the captions accompanying the images are a major problem. They include (at best) a very short, one-sentence description of what the photograph shows, followed by an obscure waffling commentary on the political or military background at the time. It is as if the caption writer has no knowledge of the British, Anzac, American, French, German or Russian military of the time, which must be seen as a drawback in the circumstances. No details on the uniforms, equipment or units shown, no helpful explanation of what the men in the picture are actually doing, or details of some very unusual clothing and weaponry. In several cases the captions are nothing at all to do with the image and in a few the captions are doubtful or just plain wrong. For instance, the Anzac soldier on page 72 is described as "A member of the Australian Imperial Guards" (there was no such unit).
It is interesting to note the impact of "sanitisation" in the images - all the casualties shown are either German or Turks - but the realities of life amid filth, mud and water in the trenches are well depicted.
10 out of 10 for the images, barely 1 out of 10 for the captions.
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The clarinet's plaintive, clear sound can be perfect for a romantic melody or when agitated for creating angular accented textures and effects. They can make a surprisingly loud sound or play incredibly softly. Clarinets are also associated with the sound of jazz and are perfect for producing the typically rhythmic, swooping, rippling sounds of traditional jazz and swing.
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I'm always excited when other bloggers share posts from The Eloquent Woman--but I'm remiss in thanking many recent posters. Here, as a bit of payback, is more information about these bloggers who cover similar topics--so you can enjoy exploring them:
- Kate Peters writes Kate's Voice, a great blog on using your voice optimally. In a recent post on taking charge of your vocal image, she says, "I really enjoy reading "The Eloquent Woman," a blog for women on public speaking. The author, Denise Graveline, often discusses gender differences in communication from a speaker's perspective. Check it out!" Thanks, Kate--I know my readers will enjoy your blog.
- Mike Schultz's Brinker Toastmasters blog picked up on my "fix-3" approach to analyzing and fixing 3 priorities in your public speaking, noted it's a way for Toastmasters to expand their feedback: "In her valuable post Denise Graveline suggests that "most speakers don't take the time for this type of self-analysis," and from experience I can say a big amen to that. Here's a valuable way to add your own analysis to the advice you get from evaluators." He also blogged about something I agree with: Success in speaking is not for extroverts alone, citing an article we both like. I always value Mike's feedback to this blog.
- Michael Erard, author of the book Um. . .: Slips, Stumbles, and Verbal Blunders, and What They Mean was nice enough to feature our interview with him on his website for the book, saying, "Denise Graveline and writer Becky Ham asked me some really great questions." We think he gave great answers, too...read the interview here.
- George Page's AccuConference blog elaborated on how to regain the audience's attention if you're losing it, building on my post that answered a workshop participant's question.
- Kathy Hansen's blog, A Storied Career, thinks all conferences should be storied, noting, "As blogger Denise Graveline points out, the well-known TED (technology, entertainment, design) conference also emphasizes storytelling ....Wouldn't it be great if all conferences were storied and all presenters storytellers?" Look to her blog for all things storytelling.
- Diana Schneidman's Stand Up 8 Times blog mused on the Danah Boyd experience with the Twitter backchannel--and wasn't sure she liked it. Neither did Bitchitorial. Thanks for including me in your sources, ladies. I also owe Joe Bonner, a regular source for my blogs, credit for flagging that event and Danah's own post about it.
- Richard Garber's Joyful Public Speaking shared a thorough post on introductions that included my "take 5" tips for introducing speakers. Richard is the Vice President-Education for Capitol Club Toastmasters in Boise, Idaho. Thanks!
- Lee Potts, author of the Breaking Murphy's Law blog for presenters on rising above what can go wrong, bookmarked my "sussing out your speaker space" item on his website. Thanks, Lee!


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This week, the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy brought us all together as New Yorkers. We've been office-less and working from home this week, and our hearts go out to all Food52ers and beyond who have been affected by the storm. You can donate to the Red Cross here to help relief efforts here, and there are volunteer opportunities available throughout New York and New Jersey as the rebuilding effort begins.
Today, we're going back in time a few days to our preparation efforts before the hurricane hit. The question: what did you cook before the storm?
AmandaI made Mario Batali's Beef Braised in Barolo and Melissa Clark's mother's Roasted Chicken with Garlic, Herbs and Mustard Croutons. Also sauteed mustard greens and kale with garlic. Mashed root vegetables. Roasted root vegetables. And green beans with mushrooms. Basically, I cooked everything in our fridge. Would have been pointless if we'd lost power, but luckily we didn't and it helped a lot while the grocery stores were closed.
MerrillI made a roast chicken, mashed potatoes, lamb and butternut squash stew, and Mrs Larkins' amazing Truly Scrumptious Apple Pie (which totally lives up to its name), so I could use up the rest of the apples from our apple-picking excursion a couple weeks ago.
KenziA big pot of lentils with coconut milk and spices, and enough roasted brussels sprouts to feed an army (or just me).
ChristinaI made a few things to clean out the fridge and that would last if we did lose power. Pasta with sauteed brussels sprouts and bacon, and a big ol' pot of beans.
GheannaChocolate pumpkin pie. Pork belly, brined and braised. Ribeye. Mission Street Food's Dessert French Toast with homemade brioche bread. I caved and made the mushroom bourguignon, and I also made homemade granola for the first time with the pumpkin seeds from the pumpkin I got in my CSA!
JenniferI made two big pots of pasta sauce -- a simple tomato and a spicy sausage. I also pre-boiled some pasta, so that in the event of us losing power we could eat it cold!
VeronicaI made a big batch of Marcella Hazan's tomato sauce with pasta, an adaptation of Mrs Larkin's chewy sugar cookies (I added some Indian candied fennel seeds I found in my cabinet, they were like delicious, fancy sprinkles), and a rendition of the yes-we-can-have-sweet-potatoes-for-dinner salad (minus the feta, plus pomegranate seeds).
KristenBefore the storm, I boiled up pasta, farro, and little potatoes to mix and match with a bunch of leftover vegetables from Genius testing, but the night of the storm I realized I was missing two important things. So I was roasting a chicken and making Nigella Lawson's Dense Chocolate Loaf Cake when the power went out. We were only able to re-light the top of the oven, so broiled cake cooked by flashlight it was (not a recommended hack).
BretteI made a big pot of this Smoky Minestrone and a double batch of Purnima Garg's Tomato and Eggplant Curry. And then...I made chocolate "pantry bark" with pretzels, Oreos, and M&Ms.
KristyI made a Genius feast: Marcella's sauce, cauliflower soup, and Broccoli Cooked Forever. I also roasted parsnips and broccoli, and made a big kale salad. And I stocked up on avocados, apples, and tons of snacks I don't normally buy (hello, potato chips).
MarianI had guests/refugees, which was a great excuse to cook a lot. Broccoli Cooked Forever, the chickpea, tomato, and bread soup from Plenty, Merrill's soda bread, Jenny's cookies which were both magical AND marvelous, fresh pesto on pasta, and my favorite vegan chocolate cake. Also, the kitchen sink.
MaddyIt was just me at home with the kitties, so I didn't make a lot: a spicy Indian curry with chicken, sweet potatoes, and peas; quinoa with almonds and raisins (the bed for the curry); kale salad; and to accompany leftover chicken that didn't go in the curry and some pasta, I defrosted homemade tomato sauce.
Amanda LiWe attempted to cook everything in our freezer and fridge, and packed up the following in our Go Bag: 50+ homemade pork and chive dumplings, roasted salmon with lemon, pumpkin pancakes, kale, apple, cucumber, banana, and ginger green smoothies, and hard-boiled eggs.
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How YOU were chosen to be a Member of ROTARY
- A member of this Rotary Club sponsored your membership.
- Our Classification Committee verified your occupation and agreed:
- that you hold an important position in your firm
- that you are an outstanding leader in your vocation
- that the classification being loaned to you was not already represented in our Club.
The object of Rotary is to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise and, in particular, to encourage and foster.
- The development of acquaintance as an opportunity for service;
- High ethical standards in business and professions; the recognition of the worthiness of all useful occupations; and the dignifying by each Rotarian of his occupation as an opportunity to serve society.
- The application of the ideal of service by every Rotarian to his personal, business, and community life;
- The advancement of international understanding, good will, and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional men united in the ideal of service.
The Four-Way Test of the things We Think, Say or Do
1. Is it the TRUTH?
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Wouldn't this be an incredible set to own? The answer is YES, yes it would! These are my favorite things that Le Creuset makes. I love slow-cooking in their gorgeous Oval Dutch Ovens and searing steaks, chicken and fish on their Grill Pan– that pan gets nice and hot and SEARS away to make the most delicious meats! And let's not even TALK about the saucepan…okay, I lied, I'm talking about it– the saucepan makes incredible sauces because the heat is so evenly distributed and the enamel is non-stick.
What would you make on these gorgeous pieces? I already have so many things I am inspired to make just by looking at this incredible cookware.
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Owner and creator of Kidsagogo Sue Hadinata opened her first store in Seminyak Bali in 1989, after dresses she'd made for her own 2 daughters attracted a lot of interest from family and friends. Her now internationally recognised brand has gone from strength to strength and her love of creating children's clothes and accessories continues. The range consists of crisp colours and fresh contemporary designs which define the Kidsagogo style. Beautiful 100% cotton fabrics have been custom printed and dyed to create a unique look. The colours of Kidsagogo inspired by the flowers and vibrant colours of tropical Bali where Sue has resided since 1981. Kidsagogo also has a fabulous range of accessories, home wares and soft toys. Known for exquisite detail, many styles have bold hand embroidery and stitching.
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Carl Junot and the Crimson open the 2012 season at Massachusetts Aug. 31 (Gil Talbot).
Carl Junot, the Virginia B. and James O. Welch '52 Head Coach for Harvard Men's Soccer, will welcome seven incoming freshmen to the Crimson's squad for the fall of 2012.
Mark Ashby/Defender/Denton, Texas/Denton Ryan
Before Harvard:
Named the All-District Newcomer of the Year for the 2007-2008 season while at Denton Ryan High … That same year was named the Team Defensive M.V.P for Denton Ryan as well as named First Team All-District … In 2012 was named the ESPN Rise No. 83 Recruit out of the top 150 in the country … As a member of Club Team FC Dallas U-17/18 won the Texas Division three years in a row … Was a member of the finalist team in the 2011 USSDA national championship … Played in AEGON Future Cup in Amsterdam for the number one ranked team in the nation in 2012 ... Also excelled in the classroom; Named Valedictorian at Denton Ryan in 2012 … National Merit Commended and AP Scholar…Member of National Honor Society and Student Council … Helped the community through volunteer work with autistic children.
Andrew Chang/Midfielder/Defender/Highland Park, Ill./Highland Park
Before Harvard:
Starting center midfielder on varsity soccer team at Highland Park High … Soccer captain senior year … Highland Park Team MVP senior year … All-State for Illinois senior year … Center midfielder for Sockers FC Academy team … Member of USA U-17 National Team from 2009-2010 playing right back … Chicago Fire All-State Academic Team … Camp counselor for summer sports camp run by Willow Creek Community Church for two years.
Nick Davey/Forward/Boise, Idaho/Boise
Before Harvard:
Captained Boise High School soccer team in 2011 … Named to Top Drawer Soccer Northwest Region Top 20 Ranking, Class of 2012 … ESPN HS Fall Boy's Soccer State All-Star, 2011-2012 … Idaho Gatorade Player of the year Finalist, 2011-2012 … Idaho Rush Elite Player of 2012 … 5A All-State First Team 2011 … Boise High School Varsity Offensive MVP, 2010, scoring 18 goals and nine assists … Boise High School Varsity Most Inspirational Player, 2011 … Four Time Idaho State Champion with club team Idaho Rush … Member of 2011 Boise High School Soccer State Champions … Named a National AP Scholar in 2011 and 2012 … AP Scholar with Distinction in 2010, 2011, and 2012 … National Merit Finalist and Foundation Scholarship Winner in 2012 … Siemens Award for Advanced Placement in 2012 … Rotary Scholar in 2012 … Graduated Top of Class from Boise High School in 2012 … Named to the Academic Honor Roll Boise High School from 2009-2012 … Received the United Dairyman Distinguished Student Award in 2011 … National Spanish Exam Silver Medalist in 2011 … National Junior Honor Society in 2009 … National Honor Society in 2012 … ASB Student Ambassador in 2012 … Member of Senior Mentor Leadership Council in 2012 … One World Refugee Soccer Camp Coach from 2007-2012 … Idaho Humane Society Volunteer from 2011-2012.
Joe Festa/Goalkeeper/Medfield, Mass./Medfield
Before Harvard:
Soccer captain for senior season (2011) … MVP of BU17 Massachusetts State Cup (2011) … National Merit Scholarship – Commended Scholar … Member of National Honor Society, Spanish Honor Society … Received Medfield "Shining Star" and "Above and Beyond" awards for Academic Recognition in Biology (2009), Physics (2010), and U.S. History (2011) … Summer Intern at Children's Hospital Boston … Volunteer with Medfield Youth Soccer and St. Edward's Parish … Father, Michael Festa, Harvard Class of 1981 (Football: '77-'79); Baseball ('78-'79) ... Sister Amy Festa, 2012 Captain of Babson College Women's Soccer Team.
Jake Freeman/Forward/Melville, N.Y./Half Hollow Hills East
Before Harvard:
Played soccer and basketball at Half Hollows Hills East ... Served as soccer captain as senior ... Earned team MVP honors in 2011 ... Named all-region, all-county and all-league ... DECA three years ... Member of Future Business Leaders of America for two years ... Worked with Hoops on the Hill community service for two years ... Interests include music.
Evan Mendez/Goalkeeper/Ballston Spa, N.Y./Ballston Spa
Before Harvard:
Three-year starter at goalie for Ballston Spa High in Ballston Spa, N.Y … Team captain for varsity soccer senior year … Class AA , Section 2 Goalkeeper of the Year for 2011, Class AA Section 2 First Team for 2011, Class AA Section 2 First Team for 2010 … Won the New York East State Cup in 2011 with club team: Blackwatch Premier … Second Class Rank at Ballston Spa High … Worked with Best Buddies International and Saratoga County Youth Court.
Oliver White/Midfielder/Forward/Belmont, Mass./Noble and Greenough
Before Harvard:
Four-year starter for varsity soccer team at forward and outside-midfielder as well as four year starter at outfield and shortstop for varsity baseball team at Noble and Greenough … 2012 Massachusetts Gatorade Soccer Player of the Year … 2011 Varsity Soccer Co-Captain … Member of 2010 and 2011 Independent School League Championship teams with Noble and Greenough … Named Independent School League offensive player of the year in both 2011 and 2011 … Independent School League First team in 2011 … Named to ESPN Rise's 40 Best Soccer Player Independent School League offensive player of the year in both 2011 and 2011 … Independent School League First team in 2011 … Named to ESPN Rise's 40 Best Soccer Plays in Massachusetts List in 2010 … Also in 2010 Named ESPN Rise's Fall New England Prep School All-Star.


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Robert Richard Anstice
Born: 9 April 1813 in Madeley, Shropshire, England
Died: 17 December 1853 in Wigginton (near Tring), Hertfordshire, England
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Robert Anstice's parents were William and Penelope Anstice. William Anstice ran an ironworks and this family business was eventually taken over by the eldest of the Anstice's four sons who was named William after his father. The second son of the family, Joseph, attended Westminster School and then studied at Christ Church, Oxford before becoming professor of Classical Literature at King's College London when he was only 22 years old.
Robert Anstice was the fourth and youngest of William and Penelope Anstice's sons. He took the same educational route as his older brother Joseph, attending Westminster School before entering Christ Church, Oxford in 1831. There he studied mathematics, graduating with a BA with first class honours in 1835 and an MA in 1837.
We know that Anstice was awarded a scholarship to study mathematics after graduating at Oxford but there is then a rather strange gap in our knowledge of him for nothing is known of what he did over the following ten years. Clearly he decided to join the Church at some stage for the next event that we know of in his life was his ordination.
Anstice was ordained in 1846 and the following year he became rector of Wigginton, near Tring, in the diocese of St Albans. He died after only six years as a Church of England parish minister, the parish records describing him as:-
a fine philosophical preacher, and greatly mourned when he died.Anstice died young, being only 40 years old, but he did survive longer than his elder brother Joseph, who died at about the age of 28 years, only six years after his appointment to the chair of Classical Literature at King's College London.
Robert Anstice wrote three mathematical papers in his six years as rector in the parish of Wigginton. The first paper was On the motion of a free pendulum but the next two are the ones of real interest. They are both on combinatorics and they each have the same title namely On a problem in combinations.
These two papers on combinatorics deal with Kirkman triple systems. The authors of [2] write:-
During his time at Wigginton, Anstice became interested in the mathematical work of another rector, Kirkman, who had written on the subject of Steiner triple systems (as they are now called). In one of his papers Kirkman gave an elegant construction of a resolvable Steiner triple system on 15 elements (the famous Kirkman 15 schoolgirls problem), making use of what are now known as a Room square of order 8 and the Fano plane. Kirkman stated that the generalisation of this construction seemed very hard.Anstice achieved a brilliant generalisation to a resolvable Steiner triple system on 2p + 1 elements for all primes p congruent to 1 modulo 6. He gave infinite families of cyclic Steiner triple systems 40 years before Netto (who did so in 1893). Anstice also constructed an infinite number of Room squares a hundred years before T G Room wrote his paper in which it was thought for many years that the squares first appeared and from which they were named. Perhaps even more remarkable is the fact that the method of differences which Anstice used has become one of the standard methods of design construction.
Anstice also gave examples of 2-rotational Kirkman triple systems which remained the only ones known until 1971. His remarkable results seem to have been little noticed until the paper [1] by Anderson who summarised his paper as follows:-
We reveal the contents of two remarkable papers by R R Anstice, and thereby rewrite part of the early history of combinatorial designs. Infinite families of cyclic Steiner triple systems and Room squares are constructed [in the papers].Anstice, however, appears to have failed to realise the importance of his own work as he ends one paper with the comment:-
But too much space has been already devoted to such a trifle.However, as the authors of [2] comment:-
[Anstice] is buried beside his parents, almost forgotten by the mathematical community. He deserves greater recognition.
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Police training exercise draws criticism
Residents of Ida Yarbrough describe explosions and gunfire; chief apologizes
Police Chief Steven Krokoff says his department was "insensitive" when it conducted a training exercise that involved police firing blank ammunition and using flash grenades near occupied apartments at the Ida J. Yarbrough Homes.
The chief said the department will review how it conducts "neighborhood-based training" after Thursday's operation drew criticism from residents who said they were frightened by a chaotic scene that seemed real to them.
Krokoff released a statement as photos of the incident spread on Facebook. The pictures showed armed officers in tactical gear as well as fake blood and spent shell casings that were left behind at part of the public housing complex that is now deserted and slated for demolition.
Police said they went door-to-door before the training to notify residents, but many were caught off guard when the teams descended Thursday morning reportedly shooting fake bullets and throwing flash grenades and tear gas into the vacant building during the exercise.
"We wake up to the sound the next morning of literally small bombs," said an Ida Yarbrough resident and state worker, who spoke only on condition she not be identified. "All you could hear was 'pop, pop, pop' of an assault rifle, police screaming 'clear!' I really thought I was in the middle of a war zone — and I have a four-year-old."
The empty apartments used for the training are in front of a parking lot and steps away from two other buildings that are still filled with tenants.
Bernie Bryan, president of the Albany chapter of the NAACP, visited the complex Sunday afternoon and found that the door at one of the units — No. 165 — was still open, with spent shell casings still littering the floor inside. A gooey substance that appeared to be fake blood stained the sidewalk outside.
A resident also approached a reporter Sunday and opened his hand to show two shell casings he said he found lying outside one of the apartments that morning.
Bryan wondered why the police couldn't have chosen one of the vacant buildings that sits farther away across a muddy courtyard where heavy equipment is stationed awaiting the demolition project.
"The folks in this neighborhood might not have the financial means, but are entitled to the same respect," Bryan said, adding, "Whoever made the decision to do this was asleep at the switch."
Contacted Sunday about the incident, Albany Mayor Jerry Jennings said "I don't think it was necessary to do it the way it was done. The training is necessary, but obviously there should be information that should be shared." When told about the open apartment with shell casings inside, Jennings said he would send someone over immediately to clean up the apartment and lock the door.
Police said the training consisted of hostage rescues and involved simulated ammunition and injuries. Similar training has been done before in other unoccupied facilities in the city, the chief said.
"I certainly did not mean to offend the very people that we are training to protect," Krokoff said in a statement issued Saturday. "In retrospect, it was insensitive to conduct this type of training in the vicinity of occupied residences. We will review how we conduct our neighborhood-based training in the future and include the community in evaluating its appropriateness." The chief couldn't be reached for further comment Sunday.
Albany Common Council member Barbara Smith, who represents Ida Yarbrough in the Fourth Ward, said that she's never heard of training occurring so close to a residential area. "What I have been made aware of I find disturbing," said Smith. She said she will raise the matter for further discussion among the entire council.
The apartments are vacant because they are slated to be demolished as part of a $11.8 million project that will replace 129 low-rise units with 80 newer, more efficient apartments. The project is being paid for through the sale of federal low-income housing tax credits and the state's Low-Income Housing Trust Fund.
A protest of the police's training has been scheduled for 6 p.m. Tuesday at the corner of Livingston Avenue and North Pearl Street.
"You can't just take poor people and say 'You're going to do this and do that with them,' " said Ira McKinley, a local documentary film maker who is orchestrating the event. "We're organizing to formulate our own citizen action group. We're going to educate our communities."
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How much time do people spend with apps? How much money does the average app developer make?
The answers may surprise you.
Last week, the Journal began a new series about apps that examines the business strategies, identifies the winners and losers, and chronicles the seedier side of the industry.
"The Business of Apps" also uncovers the numbers behind the industry's economics. Here's a look back at some of the more interesting stats from last week's stories:
First, the big money. The global apps business is expected to make $25 billion in revenue this year, up 62% from a year ago, according to Gartner. To put that in perspective, movie theaters sold less than half that dollar amount at the box office in 2012.
And we have a ton of apps to choose from: Apple's store now has about 800,000 apps, compared with 700,000 onGoogle GOOG +0.18% Play, 125,000 on Windows and 70,000 for Amazon.
Yes, business is booming. But it's also unpredictable. About 63% of the apps used daily now differ from those used daily a year ago. Our attention span is so short these days – and the competition is so fierce – that we soon move on to the latest and greatest app.
On average, we only focus on about eight apps at a time. And we use these apps more than you might think: The average smartphone user spends two hours a day with apps, more than double the time spent two years earlier, according to Flurry Analytics.
Where did we find all this free time? It's hard to say exactly — if you look at the following graphic, the amount of time watching television and surfing the Web is flat in the past couple of years. Of course, we often have apps running in the background, like music-streaming apps, allowing us to multitask.
So consumption of apps is catching up to television viewing – some might say that's a good thing, that apps are more productive than watching "Keeping Up With the Kardashians." But as the following graphic shows, productivity apps capture just 2% of our time. Rather, games are stealing the most of our attention – 43% of our time is spent catapulting angry birds at pigs and fighting monsters.
What are the top-performing apps? Apple says Disney's DIS -1.57% 99-cent "Temple Run: Oz" adventure game is currently the top paid app for its mobile devices, word game Icomania is the top free app and Supercell's free medieval strategy game "Clash of Clans" is the top-grossing (thanks to in-app purchases).
Free remains king in app stores – most people aren't willing to shell out money to buy an app, so developers are keen to find ways to show ads or entice with upgrades. But the prices are higher in the Apple store compared with Google's, where the apps are far more likely to be free.
At the end of 2012, the average price paid for an app in the Apple store was $3.18 on an iPhone and $4.44 on an iPad, according to Distimo. That compares with an average price of $3.06 in the Google Play store. Those two stores represent about 87% of U.S. smartphone users, according to comScore.
Then there are the super-premium apps. The highest price for an app in Apple's store is $999.99. According to Distimo, there were 30 such apps as of January, mostly software for specialized industries like piano tuners and anesthetics – though at least two of those apps are now free or $1.99, reflecting the constant shifting of business models.
That brings us to the developers. Tens of thousands of them have built nearly 1 million apps over the years. And they've earned more than $8 billion in payoutsfrom Apple alone.
But the dirty secret is that most apps aren't big hits. In fact, only 2% of the top 250 publishers in Apple's store are "newcomers," according to Distimo. The bulk of the app makers are factories like Electronic Arts EA -0.08% which can spit out dozens and have huge marketing budgets.
According to a survey of app developers by GigaOM Pro, 34% made less than $15,000 in income. A majority, 65%, make less than $35,000. And just 12% make more than $100,000. The average annual income among survey respondents: $45,000.
If developing your own app doesn't sound appealing, you can always make money from those who do. Apps have spawned new jobs with people acting as couriers, offering taxi rides and selling clothes. WSJ quotes one man who makes $60,000 a year doing odd jobs requested through TaskRabbit. Another woman makes as much as $3,000 a month selling women's clothing and accessories from home through Poshmark.
Here's what the average developer looks like:
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CoolForce 1 Tempered Glass Side Panel
As an optional accessory for the Nanoxia CoolForce 1, we now offer a noble window side panel made of "tempered glass".
The Nanoxia CoolForce cases were designed for hardware enthusiasts and fans of water cooling. We have consciously decided us instead of a conventional window side part with acrylic glass inlay, to put on a full-area window.
This allows the user the best possible insight into his system. The high-quality hardened glass is, of course, scratch and break resistant.
The exchange of the standard side panel is particularly simple. Four screws and four moss gums are included. The moss gums are attached to the case frame and after that, the side panel can be placed and fixed with the four screws.


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The British Columbia Chef's Association was founded by a small group of dedicated chefs in July, 1958 at a meeting at the Lougheed Hotel in Burnaby, BC. The first president and founding member was the late Wally Shaw, who also helped found the Canadian Federation of Chefs and Cooks (The Canadian Culinary Federation). Then known as "The Association of Chefs de Cuisine of BC", the association was granted its charter on February 27, 1959. In June 1967, following changes in the constitution and bylaws, the name was changed to "The British Columbia Chefs' Association." The British Columbia Chef's Association is dedicated to the education of both junior members and the upgrading skills of regular members. As well, annual scholarships are given out to deserving students who distinguish themselves in the culinary field in schools and institutions throughout the lower mainland. Money for these scholarships is raised through fund raising activities and through generous corporate donations. Other activities that this Association takes part in include Annual Christmas Parties, Summer Picnics, the President's Ball, Apprentice Competitions, Local and National Conventions, Culinary Salons and other events to publicize the work of the professional chefs and cooks in British Columbia. Run by a group of dedicated volunteers elected every two years, the BC Chefs' Association is current with today's technology and maintains accurate updated files on membership, finances, projects, through this technology, as well, through regular correspondence. Future plans include continued involvement with fund raising activities, charitable causes and the constant growth and education of our membership.


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Latest News
Our pick of the latest physics stories from around the world wide web.
CERN discovers new particles
Two new baryons, each made up of three quarks, have been observed at the Large Hadron Collider.
Unmanned Antares rocket explodes on launch
A rocket containing supplies for the ISS exploded during its launch.
The sliding spring comet races past Mars
The sliding spring comet races past Mars giving an opportunity for satellites and rovers to measure it's impact on the planet.
Saturn moon is wonky or watery
The orbit of one of Saturn's moon can only be explained if it has water in its interior or wonky.
NASA readies for comet flyby of Mars
NASA is getting ready its fleet of orbiters and rovers to watch the comets influence on Mars.
Blood moon wows viewers
A total lunar eclipse was visible across much of the Americas and Asia, resulting in a spectacular "Blood Moon".
More temperature data needed for Southern oceans
A new study highlights the lack of temperature data for the Southern oceans and the implications this may have.
New ocean mountains mapped
A more sensitive set of result have been published showing thousands of new mountains under the oceans.
Complex organic molecule found in interstellar space
Scientists have detected a branched carbon structure molecule in a star-forming cloud 27,000 light-years from Earth.
Indian Mars Orbiter sends back photo
India's satellite orbiting around Mars has sent back its first picture.
MAVEN successfully enters orbit
NASA's MAVEN satellites has successfully entered orbit around Mars to study the atmosphere.
Eye inspire new particle physics data processing
The way the eye processes information has inspired a new algorithm that can process data 400 times faster than before.
67P landing site chosen
The landing site on the comet 67P for Philae has been chosen.
Advanced LIGO experiment progressing faster than expected
The Advanced LIGO experiment that is being built to try and detect gravitational waves, is progressing ahead of schedule.
Meteor lands in Nicaragua
A small meteorite landed in the Nicaraguan capital, Managua, near the international airport.
Rosetta ready for 'capture' manoeuvres
Rosetta is getting ready for manuouvres that will meant it is captured by the comet's gravity.
New report says Antarctic coastal waters are 'rising faster'
A new report has found melting ice is causing sea-level rise around the coast of Antarctica by about 2mm per year more than the general trend for the Southern Ocean as a whole in the period between 1992 and 2011.
Dead stars explode after reignition
Scientists think they have found out why some stars can re-ignite and explode.
Potential landing sites for Rosetta mission chosen
Scientists have chosen five potential landing sites for the Rosetta mission.
Martian mosaic image created
German scientists have pieced together a huge mosaic image of the Martian surface that will help scientists choose landing sites for future Martian missions.
Cosmic grains pre-date the Solar System
Grains captured by the Stardust spacecraft indicate they originated from outside our Solar System.
Water tractor beam made in the lab
Physicists have successfully made a "tractor beam" in a water tank to control a table tennis ball.
Rosetta probe goes into orbit around comet 67P
After 10 years ESA Rosetta probe has caught up with the comet 67P.
Next Mars rover to make oxygen
The next Martian rover from NASA will try to make oxygen on the surface when it arrives in 2021.
Radio mystery baffles astronomers
Astronomers have detected very brief, very powerful bursts of radio waves but they have no idea what's causing these bursts or where they're coming from.
China plans supercollider to push frontiers of particle physics
China is proposing a 52km ring for its next particle accelerator capable of reaching energies of 240 GeV.
Rosetta closes in on space 'rubber duck'
Images of the comet that Rosetta will land on are released.
Physicists crush diamonds with giant laser
Physicists recreate conditions similar to those in the centre of planets.
World's blackest material
Scientists have made the world's darkest material out of carbon nanotubes and reflects just 0.035% of light.
Super moon dazzles
A collection of photos from the latest supermoon.
Inflation teams to share data
The scientific teams of BICEP2 and Planck will share their data on results gathered to shine a light on inflation.
Mountain top blown off for telescope
The top of a mountain in Chile has been blown up to make way for the European-Extremely Large Telescope (E-ELT), the world's largest optical and infrared telescope.
Hidden underground water
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A soprano in space
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Moon shows traces of another planet
Scientist say they have found traces of another planet Theia on samples of the moon.
Mega Earth - a new class of planet.
A new class of planet has been found, called mega-Earth, with a mass of 17 Earths.
Jupiter's spot is shrinking
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Rosetta closes in
The Rosetta spacecraft has completed a space manouver to bring it closer to comet 67P/C-G
Simulated universe models dark matter
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White house report says climate change is "increasingly disruptive"
New White House report says climate change is impacting the US more than ever.
NASA unveils new prototype spacesuit
NASA has unveiled a new prototype spacesuit suitable for a trip to Mars.
New image of ancient star cluster
NASA have released a new Hubble image of a star cluster which contains over 100,000 stars.
Supernova brightness puzzle solved
The extraordinary brightness of a supernova has been stumping scientist but is due to a galaxy in front.
"Most Earth-like planet yet"
Kepler has spotted what scientists are calling the "most Earth-like planet yet".
New moon for Saturn?
A new moon may have formed from part of Saturn's rings
NASA to test new landing system for Mars
A new landing system for Mars is being tested, taking inspiration from the Hawaiian puffer fish.
Worlds "needs Plan B"
The IPCC says the world needs a Plan B to address climate change because of a lack of political movement.
Europe launches Earth mapping satellite
The Sentinel-1a spacecraft has been launched to map Earth's surface using radar.
Ocean found on Enceladus
Gravity measurements from Cassini point to an ocean on Enceladus.
Key findings on the IPCC climate change report
The new report highlights areas becoming affected by climate change from food production to weather.


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people often ask me why I own a drone, what is it for, and then half of the time they say that I could use it to record weddings and get some cash flowin'
If mention of recording weddings doesn't kill all my will for conversation, I'll say drones are so simple to make these days that I find it hard to justify not owning one. also, at the time there is no regulation and no one ever counts on you owning a flying robot, so its a sweet spot to own one. a drone is a flying sidekick, it can, in theory, do whatever a flying sidekick can do. it can enter through windows and steal jewlery with its tiny robot hands. Sounds ridicilous but technically it is not hard to do. In the following years we'll have to rethink space and what can be done, and before that happens, I get to be a kind of a superhero.
today, drones are very primitive. I'll fix some parts that I care about. and if I make anything useful, Im guessing drone related kickstarter projects would be welcome.
a few ideas,
few concrete things to work on, sorted by priority
this is a lot of work, but none of it is far fetched and all of this will be done soon, if not by me, then by someone else
if you care about this project, you can follow it at http://lesh.sysphere.org/tagcloud/personal_drone rss @ http://lesh.sysphere.org/tagcloud/personal_drone/rss.xml
First prototype in python, work in progress, I should think of more interesting project names.
an algoritmic music generator that interprets cellular automata as notes, its an alsa MIDI device.
Cellular automata rules are described by a simple RAM machine language and are evolved. There are some interesting things about the language itself, I'll post the details later.
Fitness function is a human clicking on "the nice ones".
uses a few of my libs like nodejs-graph, nodejs-subscriptionman, nodejs-validator2 and others
I've implemented some protocols above this, like
I use it for all kinds of things, like
and I've built a few libs on top of this


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About 2,000 employees of the Coca-Cola Company will be moving to downtown Atlanta by next year. The company confirmed Monday it will be moving the lion's share of its information technology (IT) workforce to an Information Technology Center of Excellence at the SunTrust Plaza Garden Offices on Peachtree Center Avenue in Atlanta.
"This center will bring together nearly 2,000 of our Atlanta-based Information Technology associates and contractors in one central location to further improve the efficiency of our operations," said
Coca-Cola spokesman Kent Landers.
Landers added that the new lease at the SunTrust Plaza Garden Offices includes the addition of 275,868 square feet of commercial space over a 10-year period. There is no word yet on how many positions, if any, Coca Cola will be hiring for in Atlanta, but not all of the staff from Cobb County is expected to be retained.
"As far as the number of employees affected or where they are going, we're still working through that," Landers said.
The move will take IT workers from their office tower at Terrell Mill and Windy Hill Rds. in Cobb County. The move should be completed by mid-2014, company officials said.
A memo from three Coca-Cola IT leaders said the move is part of the ongoing enhancement and consolidation of facilities made possible by the Coca-Cola Co.'s acquisition of Coca-Cola Enterprises' former North America operations in 2010.
"The move will combine most of our IT teams currently located at the 3200 Wildwood building and the Atlanta Office Complex (AOC) in a new office location near the AOC," said a statement from the company.