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|Rectangular to Polar Coversion Calculator
Rectangle coordinates:
x and y - horizontal and vertical distances from the origin.
Polar coordinates(r, q):
r - the distance from the origin to the point.
q - the angle measured from the positive x axis to the point.
t - angle (in degrees).
Suppose we have a complex number expressed in rectangular form and we want to express it in polar form. (That is, we know a and b and we need r and θ.) We see that we can use the formulas:
Convert the complex number 5 + 2 i to polar form.
Solution: We have a = 5 and b = 2. We compute
so the complex number in polar form must be 5.39 ∠ 21.8°.

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Ogunlana… In Pursuit Of True Development For Fatherland
The visit to the Lawyers 4 Change's secretariat on Ikorodu Road, Lagos was born out of curiosity. The building itself contains several Law chambers. Mr. Adesina Ogunlana is the National Coordinator of Lawyers 4 Change.
At first meeting, it was obvious that Adesina loves his profession. One must also point out that the coordinator exhibited that confidence which is common to legal practitioners at the time of this chat. He confirms that he is a litigation lawyer, a professional who spends his time in the courtroom and not one "who sits in the office."
He enjoys his work, he says and his demeanor as he barked at this Reporter to "ask your question" conjures courtroom dramatics; adjustment of the wig and gown and tugging at the bib to allow for enough amplification of the vocal cord; the glancing around to make sure that he has the attention of everyone.
And with that same pride of work and that behavior peculiar to men of the Bar that he explained that Lawyers 4 Change is a group or an association of Lawyers who are interested in the political or development in Nigeria.
The association has two main attributes, he says, adding with emphasis that membership "is exclusive and profession-specific. To that effect, it is made up of all Lawyers only-no engineers or other professionals, only legal practitioners" The other attribute, he points out is that the member must be a Nigerian citizen.
Although the thought to convene the group was in December 2014, he says it was officially inaugurated in January 2015. It is political, he adds, "but it is not a political party or affiliate of any political party."
On change, he observes; "You have to agree with us that our country, Nigeria has been badly managed and poorly administered from and in all spheres of government; be it at the local government level.
The result is that there is wide spread poverty and wide spread unwarranted suffering all over the country "At this moment, majority of the citizens are not educated; the employable category do not have jobs. The economy has been in shambles for a long time.
The infrastructures and public utilities are grossly bad and inefficient and bad roads; fuel scarcity, poor schooling and gas wastage are result. Everybody will agree that there is need for change.
How we pursue that self-imposed is one thing, participation in the political processes and development of the country is not as a collective responsibility, it is not an individual duty. "Lawyers 4 Change do not contest political offices but we take part by mobilizing electoral support for those elements who we think should occupy offices all over the country irrespective of their of their parties "Particularly in 2015, we used our cars to go round the public.
We have what we call the move-along rallies where we addressed the market women. We were in Western Region. We addressed the people at Ojo Alaba. We were at Ilorin, Abuja, and Akure. We were at Ekiti State where we attacked.
The Commissioner of Police in that state denied the permission to canvass. "But the three people we have identified as credible are the President, Buhari, Vice-President, Mr. Yemi Osibajo and Governor Akinwunmi Ambode.
We however reminded Ogunlana that many people who have served in the government have a Law degree; he disagrees, however. On the suggestion that some people may view that average legal practitioners as dishonest people who may twist the Law to personal advantage; that the layman refers to them as liars, we remind him.
He explains; "The legal profession is made up of certain people who are operators and experts in the use of main regulators of the human community.
Law is all about ordering in the society for the purposes of peace, regulation and cohesion. And the importance of Law and the Legal Profession by this reality is that there is no single interactive action of mankind that does not involve the employment of Law.
In modern democracies, whether constitutional or parliamentary, one third of governance is exclusively reserved for experts in the use of Law and that is the Judiciary.
To that extent, that profession cannot be about lies and corruption. He explains further that two lawyers may see one case in tow different ways; but that is why the judge is there to ensure that justice is delivered.
On the possibility that this country may be training too many legal practitioners, he observes that if the number is under ten percent of the population, that we may not have enough of them. "If we speak of low quality of education, the problem should come from the formative years and it cuts across all professions.
On why he loves his profession; "Law is a tool of social engineering. It is an instrument of seeking justice, a platform of dispute resolution and it is people-related. You are dealing with challenges.
You are a champion, a shield to see that wrongs are redressed He describes as disability, noting that when that wrong is redressed; the person whose right is violated would feel satisfied; if you are the one who assisted that person to get his right back, you will be happy; it is something I like doing.
It is intellectually stimulating; you use your mental muscles; when you persuade the judge with your arguments to see your point of view that is stimulating.
Mr. Ogunlana scolded the Reporter when it was suggested that a group of young Lawyers may have come together to form the association. But as he explained, biological age is not so much an issue to people of the Bar as the time they were called to the Bar; "youth? He queried as he counted the number of years that have passed since he was admitted in 1996.
He said that even the one that called at the age of nineteen should not be classed as a youth because of the years of experience. "It is not age, we are activists.
We are progressives who think that politics should be pursued with integrity, efficient and responsive governance to the people. According to him, the first phase is identifying the right candidate and canvassing for him. The second phase is monitoring to see that those who voted for are in compliant to their promises.
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When the fastest lap of the run is recorded, the FASTEST icon will flash and a special audio tone will play to indicate you just made the fastest lap. - To pause the watch, press S3. Prompt "PAUSE" will be displayed and the total elapsed time + current lap will flash. You can either press S2 to resume the timing this event, or press S3 to stop the stopwatch. - If you want to store the chronograph data, hold the S3 key for 2 seconds, and the prompt "STORE DATA" will appear. - To clear the data, you can hold the S4 key for 2 seconds to clear the chronograph data memory (the prompt " CLEAR DATA" will flash while you hold the key). Please note that ALL the data inside the Chrono data will be erased, and the display will return to RUN–01. CHRONOGRAPH DATA MODE ALARM MODE S4 S3 Storage & recall of recorded data for up to 99 individual runs. Stored Data includes: S1 Run Number, Date of run, Lap/Split times, Total run time, Fastest lap, and Average lap. 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October 30, 2006
My ex-sister-in-law imports films for the theatres here. Centuries ago, she used to invite me to private showings of the movies to see if she should buy them for Israel. She would watch my face - if i liked it, it was sure to fail. So it seems to go with politics. I couldn't believe that Labor would go with Lieberman. I couldn't believe that Lieberman would become vice-prime-minister. And here we are. Labor has accepted Lieberman's policies as well as the incredibly strange budget cuts. I would quit the government if I were in it. There is a limit to the compromises that should be made by an honest person. But I haven't and don't plan to quit the party.
I think it's a sign that Labor is doomed.
on the other hand barak is back and who knows what he'll do
October 31,2006
We were at a wake and nobody was talking about halloween. The most I could get out of the conversation was whether people were changing over to a winter quilt or not. This is the question that seperates the men from the boys, the young ladies from the post menopausal ones.
November 1, 2006
I fell asleep in the middle of writing last night, so i feel i have to explain at least what i wanted to say. What was interesting was that we are getting so used to denial, we can do it anywhere. I don't mean that we don't try to behave properly, to behave in a way we feel is responsible. I mean that we try not to talk about the really upsetting things. Like Lieberman. Like Nasrallah. Like the poverty and terrorism in Gaza. Like the climate changes. Like Iran and the yellow stripes Jews have to wear there. Like the bomb. Should I go on? Remember how Rabin was murdered on this day? Someone killed a prime minister here, and set us off on this downward spiral. And we are talking much more about the danger of holding a gay pride parade in Jerusalem than this assasination.
Oh, and yes, I'm not changing over yet to the down quilt.
November 2, 2006
Eleven years ago the board of the writers' association found it necessary to express our grief with a little collection of poems in Rabin's memory. We assumed that no one would disagree that the assasination of a prime minister was a tragedy worthy of commemoration. Years later I was shocked to hear that one or two people had had questions about it, thought that a political opinion had been imposed on them. I am still shocked by that. As time goes by I miss Rabin more and more, and feel more and more the loss to our country. The poem I wrote then, 11 years ago, on Rabin, still pains me. "The Hope"
November 2, 2006
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The Product: Clinique Even Better Dark Spot Corrector
Size: 1 Fl. Oz.
The Price: $49.50
Back in March 22, 2010, I purchased the Clinique Even Better Dark Spot Corrector. I finished the 1 Fl. Oz. container within 3 months, applying it twice a day, once each morning and night. This product was a bit pricey, retailing at $49.50 and promises a significant reduction in acne scars.
CONS: I have combination skin. I have dryness on certain areas of my face and I do get oily on my t-zone area. I noticed that using just the dark spot corrector does not provide my skin with enough moisture so the moisturizer was a must have for me. The price is not practical for something that may take one or two bottles to work. It does not contain SPF.
The Verdict: For a product that costs $49.50 (before tax) you want it to deliver results. I am sad to say that after finishing the whole container of the Even Better Spot Corrector, I HONESTLY did not see any improvements in the appearance of my acne scars. Perhaps, it takes more than one container to do the job but for the $50 spent I really expected to at least see a smidgen of difference.
I used the Clinique Even Better Dark Spot Corrector along with the Even Better Moisturizer that I received as a GWP (gift with purchase) in hopes that it will add an extra boost of effectiveness towards diminishing my acne scars.
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It has 2% hydroquinone which is the active ingredient. Hydroquinone was actually banned by FDA back in 2006 because they found some evidence that it can act as a cancer causing chemical. After finding this out, I completely stopped use right away that's why the tube still looks new with about 90% of product still remaining in the tube. I can't do an in dept review on this product since I barely used it but there are mix reviews of positives and negatives about this product out in the internet.
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City Manager Talks Cambridge Emergency Shelter, Discourages Street Closures in Council Meeting
On Leave Due to COVID-19 Concerns, Forty-Three Harvard Dining Workers Risk Going Without Pay
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Aspiring hip-hop star Richard W. Maye '04 has received a lot of puzzled phone calls lately.
"One of my friends called me up and said, 'I saw you on TV,'" Maye says with a grin. "That was cool. I didn't realize that was going to happen."
The Quincy resident's music video has made the semifinal round of the "Best Music on Campus" contest, sponsored by the MTV-affiliated College Television Network (CTN).
Viewers next have the chance to vote for their favorite video among the ten semifinalists—including Maye—on CTN's website until Nov. 2, when the competitors will be cut to three. Then the Neptunes' Pharrell Williams and executives from Dreamworks and Atlantic Records will select the winning video on Nov. 17.
Maye need not wait until then to reap the perks of fame, though. His video, along with those of the other semifinalists, is already in the network's video rotation.
Making the Video
The perks of winning the competition include co-hosting an episode of CTN's video show, "Freshman," and having the winning video in an episode of MTV's "Advance Warning." The video's song will also get a spot as a bonus track on one of the "MTV Advance Warning" CDs, which promote up and coming artists identified by the television network.
Maye, known as Rich Power among his friends, didn't plan for any of this. He entered the contest only after one of his high school friends found out about it. It seemed like a good way to make use of a music video they had made two years earlier.
"We did the video without knowing where we were going to show it—it was just to have it done," Maye says.
With just one song—"For the Love"—and the desire to explore the inner-workings of the music industry, Maye left his home in the Bronx and headed to Los Angeles, where he says there's never a shortage of aspiring directors.
In California Maye met the video's director, University of Michigan graduate Brandon Kraines, and along with a crew of two others, proceeded to film most of the video in picturesque L.A. locales.
Most of the video's scenes show Maye lounging pool-side, perched on a cliff overlooking a beach or walking among L.A. residents. Yet one thing remains constant despite the Maye's ever-changing location in the video—he's always intently writing what appear to be lyrics on the pages of his notebook.
This detail alludes to the meaning of the song itself, which Maye says centers on the stereotypical "thug" image that tends to be associated with hip-hop artists, and which he says doesn't apply to him.
"I'm not doing this because I feel like I'm going to get a record deal, or I feel like I'm going to sell a million records. I'm really just doing this music because I like doing it—I feel like I have to do it, it's a passion," Maye says.
Out of the ten chosen semifinalists, Maye's video stands out for being the sole hip-hop entry in a pool dominated by alternative rock videos.
Joining Maye in the video is the woman who lends a voice to the song's chorus, Melissa Providence, an undergraduate at the University of Pennsylvania.
"She has a really beautiful spirit, really enjoys doing music and performing," Maye says.
Branching Out
His New York background was precisely what allowed Maye to put his musical interests to good use—specifically, within the prestigious Collegiate School for boys in Manhattan. Described by Maye as "a pretty rich school," its broad selection of musical equipment allowed Maye to experiment with different sounds.
"I started messing around with the computers and keyboards that they had there, and started sequencing music. That's basically how I got into it," Maye says of his early musical activities.
Although he played both the piano and the violin while growing up, his secret musical routine was to imitate the hip-hop songs he heard on the radio, thereby familiarizing himself with the particularities of the genre.
"That's basically how I got into hip-hop—I wasn't necessarily bred in a musical house, or around a lot of people who did hip-hop," Maye says.
Maye says that the musical opportunities he had at Collegiate are not fully met by Harvard's resources.
"I never really considered studying music at Harvard, simply because I don't have much training in Western classical music. So I can't really pursue my interests using Harvard's resources, except for things like the Quad's sound studio," he says.
Maye applauds recent efforts made by Harvard's own students to supplement the University's limited musical offerings, particularly the still-in-planning Veritas record label.
"I feel like I personally know a lot of really talented musicians here, and a lot of the most talented ones don't really have any publicity at all—I could just as easily not know them," Maye says with a shrug of his shoulders. "So I think it's a good idea for students to take into their hands the responsibility of exposing their fellow students' music."
Maye thinks that the success that Harvard-affiliated musical acts have had speaks for itself.
"I'm glad that people like Justice League have gotten out there and are performing," Maye says. "There's a great tradition of music at Harvard—look at Weezer," he adds.
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Ocean Shores plans to apply for federal funding by Nov. 30 — with the backing of the state — to build the city's first vertical-evacuation structure designed to save lives in the event of event of a coastal tsunami.
After two presentations by state emergency management officials Nov. 13, Ocean Shores Mayor Crystal Dingler confirmed the city is putting together an application for Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) funding to build such a tsunami-safe tower on property the city owns at its Public Works yard near Ocean Shores Elementary School.
The state plans to be an enthusiastic partner in helping to get the application approved, according to Maximilian Dixon, earthquake program manager for the state Emergency Management Division (EMD).
"This is a great year to push for vertical-evacuation structures," Dixon said, noting FEMA has more money available than in previous years for projects designed to lessen the impact of potential natural disasters.
Dixon and Stacey McClain, EMD mitigation and recovery section manager, spoke to the City Council and in an hour-long public meeting in support of the city's efforts to build one of 20 so-called safe-haven structures identified in 2011 as part of a larger examination of tsunami preparedness in Grays Harbor and on the Washington Coast.
Since then, EMD has developed a new vertical-evacuation structure manual to help guide municipalities through the process of planning, funding, design, construction and usage.
"You have to assess your tsunami risks and your evacuation options," Dixon explained. "Every community is going to be different."
One of the key elements, Dixon said, is building community support and having an open process for public involvement. For Ocean Shores, it marked the third time in the past year that Dixon has made a similar presentation before crowds as large as 300 people.
McClain said Ocean Shores already is prepard to make an application because it has an approved and updated hazard-mitigation plan.
For the city, it essentially is at phase 4 of the process in identifying a site for the first such structure. Dixon showed a potential tsunami wave inundation model with an initial height of 60 feet.
"As you go inland, its gets lighter, which means the wave aren't going to be as high, but you can see it inundates the entire Ocean Shores peninsula," he said.
With the 20 structures originally called for in the Safe-Haven report, Dixon said an estimated 9,200 people could be "covered and saved."
Paving the way
Ocean Shores would be the third community on the coast to build a tsunami-safe structure if the proposed project receives funding. The first was atop the Ocosta Elementary School gymnasium in Westport, designed to provide safety for 1,000 people in the event of an earthquake or tsunami, making it the first vertical-evacuation shelter in North America. The Ocosta project was paid for by the community itself though a school bond, Dixon noted, but its completion also opened the door for FEMA approval of similar projects in the future to mitigate the potential disaster from such a major geologic catastrophe.
"They paved the way to show that it is an eligible activity," Dixon said.
The Shoalwater Bay Tribe then became the first FEMA grant recipient, with an award of $2.2 million for a vertical shelter that can hold up to 400 people, able to accommodate the neighboring community of Tokeland.
"They are building with the capacity for the local community as well," Dixon said.
Also, Pacific County Fire District is working with the state to put together a FEMA application.
The Ocean Shores application is for a FEMA Pre-Disaster Mitigation Grant, which is awarded annually and is nationally competitive. FEMA would award 75 percent of the cost, with a required 25 percent local match.
"What is wonderful about this year, which is why we are really, really pushing for this opportunity, is you've got $235 million that's available nationally, significantly greater than any year before," Dixon said.
Working with the Shoalwater Bay project has proved that Ocean Shores' proposal could go forward, he added.
During the presentation, Ocean Shores Elementary School Principal Rhonda Ham noted the school already has a policy of opening its doors for the public in the event of tsunami, with a third floor that could provide safety above the inundation zone, depending on the severity.
"We also know that our building is not equipped for a tsunami at this time," Ham added. "We have some things we can do, open up all the doors and windows downstairs, pray and hope that everything is good to go and our students are safe. But we'll pack the place as much as we can to keep as many of the community members safe also."
Council questions
Council member Susan Conniry asked how many of the originally targeted 20 sites the city already owns, and Dingler said there were several.
"We have narrowed down to the school site and it would be at Public Works," Dingler said. "We have folks working on this and we have to get an application in by this month. There is a lot of work to be done."
The city in 2017 had an engineering consulting firm assess the possibility of adding a tsunami evacuation capability to the collection system building, but the cost was found to be too high.
Council member Jon Martin asked when the city would be obligated to come up with its 25 percent share of matching money if approved by FEMA.
"You could pay it toward the end of it," McClain said. "There's a certain amount they will set aside and hold in abeyance, and then when (the project) is all over and being liquidated, that's when you have to pay for it at the end."
Dingler thanked the Emergency Management staff for "really making a difference in trying to get something together fairly quickly — and for the first time."
Dixon said once the first project is underway, it would be possible to apply for additional funding in the future, and McClain assured the city that the state staff was dedicated to making the Ocean Shores application this year.
"We'll have more time after this to think about where we want No. 2 to be if we indeed get No. 1 funded," Dingler added. "We'll move forward and do our best because there is an opportunity this year."
Design considerations
With essentially three types of structures being recommend — a building, a berm or a tower — they can be designed for multi-use, such as public access viewing, and house supplies for emergencies, such as planned at the Shoalwater Bay two-story tower. They can have ramps rather than stairs for access, and other features can be designed with the engineer and architect once the project is funded, the state officials said.
Already owning the property where the structure would be built helps with the application process, Dixon said, and it saves money that can be used for an improved design.
"If you don't have to purchase the land, more money can be put into the structure," he said.
Another factor is what capacity the structure will hold — how many people and supplies.
"There's a lot of different factors, as well as how high that land is initially. That means less money that has to go into the structure itself, and you can build a more robust structure that has more people on it," Dixon said.
Dingler said the city currently has a consultant looking at how many houses are around the proposed structure site, how often those homes are occupied, how often children are in the school building and other population factors as well.


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The picture which I posted below with me is Corey Tut. He works as a bartender at several bars which I frequented. He also works as DJ at different bars as well. When I first met him, he has a tough-looking face. Kinda scrawny but so tough. I met him at The Hole when he was doing the music.
I love his music and videos. I swear that if the Rock Festival had him as DJ, nobody will dance. Because everyone will stare at his outrageous videos. You would sit and do not want to miss the next scene. The anticipation is there. I often stopped talking with friends each time they changed the scene because I wanted to see what Corey is doing the next thing.
From there, we became good friends. 'nuff said, he's cool dude.


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The Wellington Postal Store is open Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to serve our customers' shipping needs. Lead Retail Associate Roxanne Edenfield and Retail Associate Cynthia Latimer understand the true meaning of customer service. Their professionalism delivers the brand. They have a smile for every customer. And there always are ample shipping supplies and never a long line to wait.
Both retail professionals enjoy working at this retail location, although Latimer is looking forward to her retirement in the near future.
"I enjoy making people happy and always strive to give them the best service," said Edenfield.
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Sony's Phil Harrison joins hosts Colin Campbell, Gary Whitta and Jeremy Williams for the launch of Game Theory, a weekly podcast that gets to the heart of the game industry. Harrison talks about the recent European launch of PlayStation 3 and his efforts to create a powerful first party portfolio of killer games. We also hear from Vince Desi, the man behind the notorious Postal series of violent shooters. And we discuss the week's big news events including allegations that Nintendo purposely held back Wii stocks; Xbox Live fraud and the resurgence of bricks-and-mortar game stores.
Nice listen...something not coming from fanboys and actually have "important" people as guests. Interesting stuff.


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He has received a number of awards and honors for his accomplishments as a clinician and researcher. Dr. Osborne was named to the Hobart Amory Hare Internal Medicine Honor Society and to the Alpha Omega Alpha National Honor Medical Society. He has received an American Award of Excellence, a William W. Bodine, Jr. Research Award, a Traveling Scholarship to Oxford University School of Medicine, a National Institute of Health Training Grant in Cardiovascular Disease, and an American Heart Association-Bugher Foundation Fellowship in Molecular Biology. In 2002, Dr. Osborne was recognized by the American Heart Association as the Cardiac Care Provider of the Year, as a Healthcare Hero in 2003 by the Fort Worth Business Press, a Top Doc as a leading cardiologist by Fort Worth Magazine in 2004, and as a Texas Super Doctor in 2006, 2007 and 2010 by Texas Monthly.
Dr. Osborne was also honored by his peers in 2010 as a Top Cardiologist in D Magazine and in 2011 was appointed to the Board of Directors of the Southwest Lipid Association.
Dr. Osborne has served on national committees in the past including the Publications Committee, Council on Hypertension Research of the American Heart Association. He is also a member of the National Lipid Association, the American Society of Echocardiography, the American Heart Association, the Society of Cardiovascular CT, and teaches Cardiac CT for the American College of Cardiology.
He has taught at Jefferson Medical College, the University of Texas, and Harvard Medical School. In addition to his original research papers and abstracts, he has published book chapters and reviews on cardiovascular disease and has delivered hundreds of presentations nationally and internationally and has been featured in print, radio, and television news articles.
Dr. Osborne graduated with honors from Penn State University, his M.D. magna cum laude from Jefferson Medical College, and his Ph.D. in Cardiovascular Physiology from Thomas Jefferson University. After graduation, he continued his postdoctoral training at Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts where he completed his Internship, Residency, and Research Residency in Internal Medicine and a Fellowship in Cardiovascular Disease. While at Harvard, Dr. Osborne published many articles on atherosclerosis, vascular biology, and molecular genetics.
- Board of Directors of the Southwest Lipid Association, 2011
- Top Cardiologist in D Magazine, 2010
- Texas Super Doctor, Texas Monthly, 2006, 2007 and 2010
- Top Doc as a leading cardiologist by Fort Worth Magazine in 2004
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- American Heart Association as the Cardiac Care Provider of the Year, 2002
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- Specialist in Clinical Hypertension, American Society
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- Medical School: Jefferson Medical College – MD, magna cum laude
- Undergraduate: Penn State University – With Honors in the Joint Five Year BS/MD program with Jefferson Medical College


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Old iron folding chairs from India. The chairs were originally used for big events and gatherings like marriages, village festivals and even open air cinemas. Sometimes even 3000-4000 people could turn up on this kind of events. The chairs would arrive by truck, ready to unfold so they could be used.
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If it's in the mail, it's in your email.
Informed Delivery is a new feature that provides residential consumers with digital previews of their incoming mail.
The Postal Service completed the national rollout of the free, optional feature late last week. Consumers in 31,000 ZIP Codes are now eligible for the feature.
Informed Delivery users receive images of the outside of their household's letter-sized mailpieces soon before they arrive in their physical mailboxes. These images can be viewed via email, or they can be accessed on an online dashboard.
USPS is also encouraging employees to sign up and use the feature first-hand. Signing up is voluntary and must be completed off the clock.
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Out of all the social media platforms my favourite is Instagram.
Beautiful pictures - tick; a keyhole perspective into other people's lives - tick; getting inspiration on where next to travel - tick. It has it all. I can while away hours scrolling through my feed and checking out just what people I know, and often don't know, are up to. They may be friends, acquaintances, celebrities or 'influencers', but I have chosen to follow the images of their lives -- and I love it.
And why do I love it quite so much? It is because, as Lynn Enright says in her article, it's a good news platform. You don't get people moaning about politics (yes, I am looking at you Facebook), or complaining about poor service (cough - Twitter - cough). Instead, I get a glorious insight into the daily lives of the people I follow. It may be because I am the worst FOMO sufferer of all time, or perhaps I'm just nosy, but Instagram is my happy place.
Marketers are taking a closer at Instagram and how best to maximise it to promote their own brands. Instagram, I feel, needs a more delicate touch than any other platform, and smart marketers will take this into account.
Instagram is place we go to distract ourselves, to escape the hubbub of life, to seek respite from the cacophony of brands trying to engage with us on a day to day basis. As soon as we feel that our escapism is being encroached upon, we will quite simply turn off and tune out. Instagram feels very much like real life (or at least the real life we wish we all had) and brands need to be careful not to distort or fake that feeling.
There is a huge opportunity for brands who plan their approach to Instagram carefully. Authenticity is key, as is a consistent tone of voice. Avoid the hard sell and appeal to target markets' reasons for having an Instagram profile in the first place. Those who do will see brand awareness, engagement and influence soar.
The major criticism of Instagram is that it doesn't look like real life and that it promotes an unhelpful beauty standard and yeah, I get it – it's a visual platform where people attempt to ape advertisements in order to sell an idealised version of their own lives. But alongside that, it's a place where people tell stories – literally with the Snapchat-like Stories feature or in the captions beneath their pictures.


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As soon as I returned the last library look, I got to the top of the hold list on this book!
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What I'm Listening to Now: What if it's Us by Becky Albertalli and Adam Silvera
I have this audiobook courtesy of one of my local libraries. Huzzah! This is the pick for this month's teen book group at the local Barnes and Noble (that is attended entirely by adults, many of whom are either employees or former employees, so the discussions are excellent). The meeting is next week, so I have to get a wiggle on with this one. (Which is both exciting and annoying because I'm really into Pachinko right now.)
What I'm Listening to Now: The Silkworm by Robert Galbraith
Enjoyed the first one so much, Carpool buddy and I requested the second one from the library. I have to say, this one, so far, the murder victim is a lot less sympathetic.
Review: Space Opera by Catherynne M. Valente
This book was a victim of its own hype. I wanted to LOVE this book. I was SO EXCITED about it. But, in the end I only liked it, which feels like a huge disappointment.
Decibel Jones and the Absolute Zeroes have to participate in the Metagalatic Grand Prix. If they come in anyplace but dead last, they can prove humanity's sentience and we as a species can continue existing. We will be welcomed into a wide galaxy full of interesting and wonderful happenings.
If they lose, it is game over for humanity. Maybe the next species that comes to dominate the planet will do better.
The main storyline wasn't terrible. The side stories of all the species that have recently won or hosted the Metagalatic Grand Prix were interesting. Overall, it was somehow too much? The side stories were distracting. They were interesting and the kind of world building I'm usually into but…I just wanted to get back to the main story. I could imagine this wouldn't be bad serialized. But, it wasn't my favorite novel. I will say though, that I listened to this book and maybe if I had read it, I would have had a different experience focusing on it. That being said, I thought Heath Miller did a lovely job reading it. The characters were all distinct and I was never bored with his performance. So, while reading over listening may have helped, I'm not sure it would have helped all that much.
Quick Review: Girl in Translation by Jean Kwok
Girl in Translation is the story of Kimberly Chang, an immigrant to the US from Hong Kong. It follows her from when she arrives in the States until after her high school graduation. In the novel, we follow her story as she works to balance school and her life helping her Mother with factory work after school. We see her struggle to fit in with the American students while also maintaining her home culture. We see her survive, push through, and thrive.
It is really great novel. I enjoyed listening to it. The audio book is read by Grayce Wey and I really liked how Wey used accent to change from inner to outer monologue. (And, I may have been imagining this, but I also liked that her accent got mellower as the novel went on.)
I read this as part of the #AsianLitBingo Challenge. Lit Celebrasian did a character interview with Kimberly Chang over on their blog and it is a lot of fun! You can check it out here!
Review: The Reader by Traci Chee
So, Beth already reviewed this book and I wasn't paying attention at all when I started reading it that we already had a review of it. To be honest, I was just thinking to myself, "crap, I'm going to fail my own challenge! I have to step up my game!" (And, then I did go and fail my own challenge.) This book was totally worth the read. It is a number of stories that are intertwined. The first is the main narrative about Sefia, a young girl who has lived as a nomad with her Aunt Nin since her father was murdered and after her Aunt's kidnapping has to go it alone in order to find her Aunt and take her revenge against the rescuers. Along the way she meets Archer and is hunted by the kidnappers. The second narrative is the story of Lon, a fast learner and apprentice to the Master Librarian of a Secret Society. And, then there is the story of Captain Reed and his ship and crew that are bound for the edge of the world.
I listened to this book on audio and it absolutely sucked me in. The book was read by Kim Mai Guest and she did an amazing job of bringing all of the characters to life. Like Beth, I cannot wait to for the next one to come out!
I checked this book out from the Buffalo and Erie County Public Libraries.
Review: Unfamiliar Fishes by Sarah Vowell
I have become one of those people who decides to read a book, checks the library for it, and then if A. the library doesn't have it or B. the waitlist is longer than my patience, then I buy it. This isn't something I do to be virtuous. This is something I do to curb the rate at which I acquire books. Because I own an obscene number of books. And, I pick them up at library sales and bookshops like they're going out of style. I can't seem to help it. As an audible subscriber, this means I often have more than one credit in my bank. If the library has it, I check it out. I listen to a lot of audio books, so this is a good system for me. But, having a surplus of credits is often a problem (is it, though?) I have. Audible has a solution for that. They have 3-for-2 sales pretty frequently and I end up picking three things that seem interesting but I don't always pay really close attention to what they are about. This is how I ended up with Unfamiliar Fishes by Sarah Vowell. I had read other Sarah Vowell books before and enjoyed them and I needed a third book.
I had no idea what it was about (or, at least, I didn't remember what it was about) when I started listening. It is the story of how Hawaii came to be a state. It is an interesting look starting with traditional Hawaiian culture, looking at the influence of colonial powers, business interests, and religion, and ending with the coup staged by the "Committee of Safety" in 1893 and the subsequent dancing around that eventually ended up with the US taking over Hawaii.
It was a really interesting story and one I probably wouldn't have listened to otherwise. When I think about the American history that I was taught growing up, they really didn't cover the colonial expansion that netted us Guam, American Samoa, and the Philippines for awhile. Thinking about this expansion and who has rights to what territory seems particularly important now as we currently live in a world where the Standing Rock Sioux are peacefully agitating for their water rights and getting nothing but hell for it. Vowell's book is thoughtul, well laid out and tells a believable tale about how a people can change based on the influence of those they come in contact with and how other people can use those changes as an excuse to be more involved (and then eventually take over). I'm pretty happy I listened to it. Additionally, the audio format allowed for a really fun presentation. Vowell reads the main body of the text and has other readers in to play historical figures. Why read a quote from Teddy Roosevelt when you can John Hodgman do it? In addition to hearing Vowell, you also get to hear Maya Rudolf, Catherine Keene, John Hodgman, Fred Armisen, Bill Hader, Keanu Reeves, Paul Rudd, and John Slattery. At one point while I was listening, I actually said out loud, "Oh, no! Paul Rudd, you sound like a racist d-bag!"
This book is for you if you are interested in American history and you are ready to hear about America's colonial expansion through Sarah Vowell's dry humor. If you're not American history, dry humor, or feeling a little uncomfortable (if you're an American) then this book is maybe not for you.
This Month in Reality: The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness by Michelle Alexander
When I posted my "What I'm Listening to" for this book I said that, just in the first chapters, I kept getting a lot of Tupac lyrics stuck in my head. In particular the line, "Instead of a war on poverty, they got a war on drugs so police can bother me." This book made me in turns fucking furious, and heartbroken and uncomfortable, and increasingly aware that the U.S. is doing a big thing badly and that big thing is incarcerating citizens.
In this book, Michelle Alexander examines America's prison systems and makes the argument that mass incarceration is a system of racial control that has taken the place of Jim Crow. And, her argument is pretty convincing. She looks at how, not all at once, but little by little changes have been made that have largely affected poor people and people of color. She looks at changes in the welfare system, changes in policing, the militarization of policing, and changes in drug policy.
Last year, I heard Piper Kerman speak at a local library function and this revisited some of the things that she touched on in her talk (and that at friend of mine touched on in a chat after the talk). We send a lot of people to prison. We send people to prison for murder. We send people to prison for rape (although, not often and not for very long but that's a topic of discussion for another day). And, we send lots and lots of people to prison for non-violent drug offenses. How are we serving these people by putting them away for non-violent crime? How are we serving their communities by taking them out of the community? How are we serving them and their communities by disenfranchising them after they have served their time? How are we serving them and their communities by making access to welfare and public housing impossible after being convicted of a felony? I get it, if people do "bad" things, you don't want to feel like you're rewarding them. But, if you have nothing because you've just spent many years in prison and you want to do right and get back into the world, how can you do that with so many avenues closed off to you?
I don't know.
This book raised way more questions than it answered for me but I am glad that I read it even if it means I now have to spend time thinking about these issues and how I can help set them right.
The Past Couple of Months in Reality: I listened to a Feminist Classic
So, I had a moment earlier this year where someone referenced the feminist classic the Feminine Mystique by Betty Friedan and I realized that I hadn't read it. It seems like something I should have read. So, I used one of my audible credits and I picked it up. And, then I spent hours cooking, cleaning and walking on the tread mill while Parker Posey read it to me.
Isn't that the creeepiest image?
Anyway, this classic was originally published in 1963 and it addressed a problem that women who bought (and a society that sold) the fantasy that the most fulfilling thing a woman could do with her life was get married and have children and how that not only affected those women but also had ripple effects within society. I can see, looking back, how this was a revolutionary book. It is important to know and remember that women are people and that women, all women, have capacities and interests and being stuck in and reduced to one or two roles for any person is potentially trapping.
But, this book was definitely written in a different time and was focused on different issues than the feminism is now. For one, every time Friedan wrote "women", I found it was almost always easier to take if I added "Middle Class White" before "women". While Friedan was probably trying to write about an ideal (and, a societal image of what a "woman" should be is certainly something everyone woman-identifying person has to contend with much like the idea of what a "man" should be is something all men-identifying people have to contend with.) most of the data she presented was about a very particular kind of woman. As already mentioned, middle class white women. And, that's fine, but the problems that middle class white women face are not always the same as the problems that working class white women face. Or, Middle class African American women. Or, working class African American women. Or, Trans women. Or, Asian American women. Or, Native American women. I could go on, but I think you get the picture.
I am glad that I read it, though. It is nice to be able to look back and think about how much we have accomplished and to note how much work we still have to do.
Review: Dark Guardian by Christine Feehan
The Carpathians are an immortal race that live off blood, like vampires. Except, they're not the undead. They have souls. The males lose all emotion and the ability to see color until they find their life mates who restore these to them. They're bonded forever.
I should have stopped reading this book at the prologue and when I heard this explanation and thought, "NOPE!"
I get that I might not be the audience for mainstream romance. And, I get that media lets us explore situations and relationships that my interest us, intrigue us, turn us on, or whatever but that we don't and shouldn't do in real life. I get that novels, not just romance novels, are an escape. I get all of that.
But, I can't even think of an appropriate list of swear words to describe how terrible this novel was. Seriously. It was so bad that I can't even swear at it.
But, I can tell you what I didn't like about it and why.
Massive Spoilers Ahead!
First, of course, was this idea that men (well, Carpathian men) are emotionless monsters that women have to save. Nope. Feelings are a human thing. We all have amygdalas and emotional centers in our brains and anything that continues to perpetuate the stereotype that women are the ones that feel and men aren't harms women, harms men, harms us all. Second, after introducing our immortal badass vampire hunting Carpathian dudebro we're introduced to Jaxon the heroine by looking into her life at ages 5, 10, 15, adulthood. Jax was raised on a military base by her Mother (who wasn't super maternal) and her father, a Navy Seal, and his Seal buddies were very involved in her life. Until her Dad died and her Mom married his Seal buddy who then turned into an abusive pyscho and the descriptions were awful. Psycho Step Dad then stalks our fair Jax and torments her by hurting people she loves. Oh, but before we get there we are treated to these flashbacks where young Jax tells adults that her Step Dad is abusive and no one believes her. I thought there was mandatory reporting of these sorts of things? Like, if a kid tells her teacher that her Dad hits her Mom that the teacher had to tell the school and get Child Welfare involved? Anyway, Jax grows up into an emotionally stunted police officer who has to keep everyone at arms length because Psycho Step Dad might be watching. (At least that was a fun twist: for once the psycho step parent wasn't the mother.) Then, her Carpathian dudebro inserts himself into her life, removes her from her friends and chosen family, disregards her concerns, commands her to stay in the house in the name of her safety (and gets violently upset when she disregards his commands and asserts her own autonomy), and initiates the life mate binding process without her consent and then completes it without ever explaining anything to her. Being stalked by a Navy Seal is terrible. Being swept up by an immortal who needs you to maintain his emotional life for him is also terrible.
And, folks, I didn't even get to the end. I got the completion of the binding ritual and she started freaking out and Carpathian dudebro started mansplaining how they were meant for each other and she just needs to roll with the (irreversible) changes and I was like:
So, the only good choice with this book is to just not pick it up. 0/10. Do not recommend.
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Sukiya Living Magazine (JOJG) Issue #63
May/June 2008
Cover Photo: Seiryoh Japanese Restaurant in Ohara
Publisher's Essay: At the Center of ONE Thing.
Japanese Furniture: Tansu Primer, by David Jackson.
Japanese Garden Design: Courtyard Gardens, by Kathleen Fink.
Japanese Architecture: Low Windowsills
Viewpoints: Good Taste. Essays by Nancy Moore Bess, Tamao Goda, Chadine Flood Gong, James Marzo, Vincent T. Covello, Benjamin Ichinose, and Tim Hansken.
Advanced Pruning: From Seedling to Specimen Tree.
Stone-setting: Edge Stone Standards.
Tools, Tips, and Techniques: Net Loss.
Leadership Profile: Nobuhiko Kobayashi, by John Powell.
Travel to Japan: JOJG's 2008 Fall Walking Tour.
Letters, Q&A
Calendar of Events.
Sukiya Living Marketplace.
Back Cover: "Shimogamo Mitarashi-gawa," by Toh-kyo.


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Laughton (Blyton)
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- The parish was part of the Scotter sub-district of the Gainsborough Registration District.
- Check our Census Resource page for county-wide resources.
- The table below gives census piece numbers, where known:
|Piece No.
|All Saints, Laughton (Blyton), Church of England
|St John the Devine, Laughton (Blyton), Church of England
|Laughton (Blyton), Methodist (Primitive)
|Laughton (Blyton), Methodist (Wesleyan)
|Scotter Road, Laughton (Blyton), Methodist
|Wildsworth, Laughton (Blyton), Methodist (Primitive)
|Morton Road, Laughton (Blyton), Not yet identified
You can also perform a more selective search for churches in the Laughton (Blyton) area or see them printed on a map.
Church History
- The Anglican parish church in Laughton village is dedicated to All Saints.
- The church was endowed in 1310 by John DALDERBY and presumably built shortly thereafter.
- The church tower was repaired in 1876.
- This church was extensively repaired in 1879.
- The church was re-opened after 1896 restorations by the Bishop of Lincoln.
- The church seats 200.
- There is a photograph of All Saints church on the Wendy PARKINSON Church Photos web site.
- Richard CROFT has a photograph of All Saints on Geograph, taken in 2006.
- Richard CROFT has a photograph of the church interior on Geo=graph taken in 2012.
- Here is a photo of All Saints Church, taken by Ron COLE (who retains the copyright):
- There was a church at Wildsworth once, dedicated to Saint John the Divine.
- The church started as a Chapel of Ease, built in 1838.
- The church was restored in 1896, and again in 1908.
- The church sat 80 people.
- The Diocese of Lincoln declared the church at Wildsworth redundant in June, 1982. Two years later it was demolished and the building site was made part of the churchyard.
- There is a photograph of Saint John's Church on the Wendy PARKINSON Church Photos web site, taken by David NAYLOR.
Church Records
- The Anglican parish register dates from 1566, but is incomplete.
- The Lincolnshire FHS has published several marriage and burial indexes for the Corringham Deanery to make your search easier.
- There were also chapels for Wesleyan Methodists and Primitive Methodists in the village. For more on researching these chapel records, see our non-conformist religions page.
- See our Church Records page to see county-wide sources.
Civil Registration
- The parish was part of the Scotter sub-district of the Gainsborough Registration District.
- Check our Civil Registration page for sources and background on Civil Registration which started in July, 1837.
Description and Travel
Laughton is a village and parish almost due north of Gainsborough. It lies 165 miles north of London. The parish of Scotton lies to the north, with Blyton parish to the south. The parish covers almost 4,600 acres.
The village lies west of the the A159 trunk road as it passes between Scunthorpe and Gainsborough. Wildsworth is a hamlet (and township) in Laughton parish. If you are planning a visit:
- Here's a view of the centre of Laughton, taken by Jonathan BILLINGER in 2011.
- Check out our touring page for more sources.
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Historical Geography
You can see the administrative areas in which Laughton (Blyton) has been placed at times in the past. Select one to see a link to a map of that particular area.
- See our Maps page for additional resources.
You can see maps centred on OS grid reference SK848975 (Lat/Lon: 53.467, -0.724583), Laughton (Blyton) which are provided by:
- This place shown on an OpenStreetMap map.
- Google Streetview
- StreetMap (Current Ordnance Survey maps)
- OpenStreetMap
- Bing (was Multimap)
- OldMaps (Old Ordnance Survey maps.)
- Old Maps Online (Other old maps.)
- National Library of Scotland (Best site for old maps)
- Vision of Britain (Click "Historical units & statistics" for administrative areas.)
- English Jurisdictions in 1851 (Unfortunately the LDS have removed the facility to enable us to specify a starting location, you will need to search yourself on their map.)
- Magic (Geographic information) (Click + on map if it doesn't show)
- Elgin Road Works
- GeoHack (Links to on-line maps and location specific services.)
- All places within the same township/parish shown on an Openstreetmap map.
- Nearby townships/parishes shown on an Openstreetmap map.
- Nearby places shown on an Openstreetmap map.
Military History
The parish only recently celbrated its Military History with a War Memorial to airmen who had died in crashes in the parish.
Politics and Government
- This place was an ancient township in Lincoln county and became a modern Civil parish in December, 1866.
- Wildsworth was also a township in this parish on the east bank of the River Trent. It split off to become its own Civil Parish in December, 1866.
- The parish was in the ancient Corringham Wapentake in the West Lindsey district in the parts of Lindsey.
- Today's district governance is provided by the West Lindsey District Council.
Poor Houses, Poor Law etc.
- After the 1834 Poor Law Amendment Act reforms, this parish became part of the Gainsborough Poor Law Union.
- Bastardy cases would be heard in the Gainsborough petty session hearings.
Year Inhabitants 1801 346 1831 441 1851 508 1861 515 1871 336 1881 295 1891 300 1911 254
- The Parish School was founded in 1566 by Roger DALLISON (also found as DALYSON).
- The school was replaced with a new structure in 1821.
- A new school was erected in 1841 to replace the one above and to hold 50 students. It was then known as the Free Grammar School.
- A school was erected at Wildworth in 1875 to hold 30 children.
- For more on researching school records, see our Schools Research page.


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Genetic control mechanism developed to deal with major livestock pest
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Researchers from North Carolina State University have developed a technique to control populations of the Australian sheep blowfly – a major livestock pest in Australia and New Zealand – by making female flies dependent on a…
Posted in agriculture, horticulture, knowledge transfer Tagged America, antibiotic, antibiotic dependence, arboriculture, arthropod, Asia, Australian sheep blowfly, biotechnology, blowfly, dipteran, Drosophila melanogaster, fruit, fruitfly, genetic modification, insect, invertebrate, lab animal, livestock, mammal, New World screwworm, pest, pest control, plant_dicot, research, sheep, tetracycline, tree, vertebrate Leave a comment
Gardens for wildlife
Here in Britain the gardening season looks good so far. Here's an article about gardening for bees and other wildlife. Untidy gardeners like me are good gardeners for wildlife. It's now a year since hedgehogs (Erinaceus europaeus) bred in my … Continue reading
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Is the GM crops war over? What's next?
GM (genetically modified, genetically engineered) crops are a fact of life by now. In our interconnected world (remember the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership, TTIP, which might be finalised soon) I think that people who oppose GM crops may have … Continue reading
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The EU GM Battle Goes in the Next Round…
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… or, alternative title: "Can anybody explain how the EU works?" Have you heard the news? The European Commission is set to approve a new variety of genetically modified corn (a variety called…
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Don Dungans 1951 D165 at Portland Meet 2007 took the First Place Trophy 51A-1604
Special Thanks to others who helped with restoration!
Ron Dow - rebuilt the engine
Kenny Thomas - organized and re laced wheels, found parts ,cad plating
Ray Dey - re plate , paint and assembled
1951 Dynacycle 165
Taken at the VMD "Best of Show"
Bought for Don as a graduation gift by his parents in 1952
from a St. Louis department store for $242.
The Dynacycle was ridden hard, almost sold, and stored in boxes for decades until Dungan was finally able to locate the parts to complete the restoration only a few weeks before Vintage Motorcycle Days.
"At one point, my parents had sold it for $35, but the guy who bought it couldn't get it started and brought it back to get his money back." Dungan says. "After that I took it apart, put it in boxes in my Volkswagon and hauled it back to my house"
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