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82nd Masters
Augusta, Georgia
With a final-round, 1-under-par 36-35=71 and 72-hole aggregate of 15-under 273, overnight leader and World No. 24 Patrick Reed won the 2018 Masters by one shot over countrymen Rickie Fowler (67), and two clear of past champion Jordan Spieth (64).
The 27-year-old, a pre-tourney 50/1 outright, bags his first major title in 17 major appearances and eclipses a previous-best T2 at the 2017 PGA Championship.
It's his sixth PGA TOUR title in 166 events, first since the 2016 Barclays – a FedExCup Playoffs event – 1 year, 8 months and 45 starts ago.
Clearly on a mission, the Augusta University product wins in his fifth Masters, brushing aside a prior-best T22 in 2015.
The Ryder Cup stalwart, dubbed "Captain America" due to his prowess for Team USA, ends a streak of two straight European winners.
Though not a long shot, Reed is a surprise winner at Augusta National Golf Club. He was red hot on arrival, checking in off three straight top-10 finishes, but his record at the season's first major was marginal at best. More on that later.
Decked out in Sunday pink, instead of his tradition Sunday red polo – which he has worn as a tribute to Tiger Woods – the Texan took down the world's elite with a steely determination, including former World No. 1 and four-time major winner Rory McIlroy. More on that final-round pairing later as well.
With no official equipment contract, Reed has a potpourri of weapons in the bag (six different manufacturers). While not with Nike Golf (for hard goods) since midway through the 2013 season, he does utilize one Nike club, a VR Pro 3-wood, and did re-sign with them for 2018 (head-to-toe apparel and footwear). Reed stated the switch to pink was on direction from Nike and had nothing to do with Tiger. Okay. It matched the green jacket just fine.
Woods, in Sunday red (and black), finished T32 on 1-over 289 (73-75-72-69), 16 shots back of his Nike-clad compatriot. That concludes Masters scripts BTW.
It's the first time the 42-year-old has competed in a major since a missed cut at the PGA in August, 2015 (rounds of 75-73), and the first time he's completed four rounds in a major since T17 – three years ago this week – at the 2015 Masters (73-69-68-73).
With the win, Reed vaults 13 places to 11th in the Official World Golf Ranking. His career high is 7th in October, 2016.
He improves to 9-for-13 on the season with seven top 25s and four top 10s, four straight:
Season Form: 1-9-7-2-37-MC-MC-17-23-MC-MC
For the week, Reed ranked 1st in Birdies (with 22); Par-4 Scoring (3.85); Par-5 Scoring (4.19); Putts per Hole (1.44) and Total Putts (104). #Lethal
Reed at Majors (boom or bust):
Since a T49 at the Masters two years ago, Reed missed three cuts in his next seven majors, BUT, finished T13 or better in the other four, including a T2 at the last major, the 2017 PGA at Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, NC.
Overall, this was his eighth top-25 finish in 17 majors but just a second top 10. For emphasis, however, his two top 10s now read T2 and 1st. It's also the first time that he's connected four straight sub-par rounds.
Reed's Major Career:
17: starts
12: cuts made (70.0%)
8: top 25s (47.0%)
2: top 10s (11.7%)
2: top 5s (11.7%)
1: win (5.8%)
Reed's last nine major starts: 1-2-MC-13-MC-13-12-MC-49
Masters Trends:
There's too many out there to list here, besides, you already know most of them, but this is one that's developing based on the TOUR schedule.
Reed is the third straight winner to play the WGC-Match Play (two weeks prior) but skip the Houston Open:
2018: Reed: T9 at Match Play; played four matches (3-1-0 record); won Group 4, lost in Round of 16 (on Saturday morning) to Alex Noren 5-and-3
2017: Garcia: T30, Match Play; played three matches (1-1-1)
2016: Willett: T28, Match Play; played three matches (1-1-1)
Depending on the yet-to-be-released schedule for 2018-19, this will probably change, but that remains to be seen. Willett and Garcia both missed the cut this week.
Final Leaderboard (pre-tourney odds outright):
1- Patrick Reed (50/1)
2- Rickie Fowler (25/1)
3- Jordan Spieth (10/1); co-fave
4- Jon Rahm (25/1)
Last six Masters winners:
Reed: 50/1 outright
Garcia: 33/1
Willett: 60/1
Spieth: 10/1
Watson: 25/1
Scott: 22/1
None of the above were pre-tourney faves/co-faves.
Dating to the 2015 Masters, the pre-tourney fave/co-fave has won just two of the last 17 majors, and it's the same person:
Spieth: 2017 Open Championship (12/1)
Spieth: 2015 U.S. Open (8/1) co-fave
Spieth, a 10/1 co-fave this week with McIlroy, came close again.
He was the first-round leader (by two) with 66 and closed with a week-low 64 (nine birdies, one bogey), up six places on the day, but started too far back. The 3-time major winner began nine adrift after middle laps of 74 and 71. Had he gone on to win, it would've been the largest final-round comeback in Masters history (eight shots).
Making his 21st start in a major, the 64 does match his low, shot in R1 of the 2015 Masters. The Texan rode that 64 to a wire-to-wire victory for his first major title (ninth start), and then won the above-mentioned U.S. Open (Chambers Bay) in his next major start. He is the most recent player to win back-to-back major starts.
Spieth is now 5-for-5 at ANGC with four top 10s and four top 3s. His worst finish was last year (T11), T4 thru 54 holes.
Reed's Position by Round:
Note: Dating to the 2006 Masters, Reed is the 13th straight winner that was in the top 10 after Round 1, and second straight at T4 (Garcia). The last player to win from outside the top 10 after R1 was Woods in 2005 (T33).
Leader/co-leaders by Round:
R1: Spieth (finished 3rd): Drops to 3-for-8 as 18-hole leader/co-leader
R2: Reed (Won): Improves to 5-for-8 as 36-hole leader/co-leader (two straight)
R3: Reed (Won): Improves to 4-for-6 as 54-hole leader/co-leader
Prior to this week, Reed had not led or co-led after any round this season in 12 starts. He was, however, in the top 10 in six of his last eight rounds, six straight, finishing T7 at the Arnold Palmer (to winner McIlroy), and T2 at the Valspar. Reed was also in the top 10 in three of four rounds at the last major (2017 PGA).
Previous to this week, Reed had led/co-led just one time in 54 major rounds. He was T1 thru 36 holes at the 2015 U.S. Open, eventually finishing T14.
His best position after any round in four previous Masters was T12 after Round 1 in 2015, leading to his previous-best finish of T22 (70-72-74-70). Those 70s in Rounds 1 and 4 were his previous-best rounds at the Masters.
Field Scoring Average:
This was the 82ndplaying of the Masters, all at August National.
Yardage: 7,435
Par: 72 (36-36)
Scoring Average:
Total: 72.93
Reed's rounds: 69-66-67-71
If there were strokes gained stats:
Total: +17.11
With 87 players, there wasn't a traditional early/late, late/early draw per se. That said, we've noted the top-four players and their first-round (Thursday) tee times (EDT).
Reed (Won): 11:15 AM
Fowler (2nd): 1:27 PM
Spieth (3rd): 1:49 PM
Rahm (4th): 1:38 PM
Note: Reed is the first winner with an AM start time in Round 1 since Charl Schwartzel (11:03) in 2011, ending a streak of six straight PMers.
A total of 53 players (52 pros, 1 amateur) from a field of 81 pros and 6 amateurs made the 36-hole cut of 5-over 149:
Doug Ghim: Of the six amateurs, the 21-year-old was the only one to make the weekend. Making his major championship and TOUR debut, he finished T50 on 8-over 296 (72-76-74-74) to claim the silver cup.
The University of Texas senior, in via a runner-up finish at the 2017 U.S. Amateur, totaled 10 birdies against 18 bogeys and three doubles, and led the field in eagles with three, the most memorable of which was a 179-yard, hole-out 2 at the 18th on Day 1.
The Arlington Heights, Illinois, native entered the week No. 5 in the World Amateur Golf Ranking. He was the Big 12 Player of the Year in 2017 and a member of the U.S. Palmer and Walker Cup teams.
Final-Round Pairing (Reed vs. McIlroy):
23 of the last 28 Masters winners came out of the final pairing on Sunday.
Overall, this was the fifth time on TOUR that Reed and McIlroy have played together but first time in the final round. Most recently, they were together in Rounds 1 and 2 of the 2015 Wells Fargo, with McIlroy going on to win the tourney and Reed finishing T58.
Prior to that, they were paired in Rounds 1 and 2 at the 2014 Masters with Reed missing the cut and McIlroy finishing T8.
Of the five rounds total, McIlroy has bettered Reed three times (71.80 scoring average), with Reed claiming two rounds (72.60), including 71 versus 74 on Sunday.
For McIlroy, this was his second time in the final pairing on Sunday at the Masters. He was the 54-hole leader by four in 2011 and shot 80 to finish T15. Comparatively, McIlroy was six shots better this time around but is now 10-over on Sunday at the Masters from the final pairing.
This was his fourth attempt at the career Grand Slam and fourth top 10, though this was the first time in serious contention, and it didn't go well. He conjured eight greens in regulation and missed four putts from 5 feet or less, most notably, a 4-footer for eagle at the par-5 second. The Ulsterman settled for a four-way T5 on 9-under 279, a distant six in arrears. His most recent (of four) major titles is the 2014 PGA (Valhalla).
Seven of the 28-year-old's 14 TOUR titles have been in come-from-behind fashion but none of those were at majors.
Rickie Fowler: Playing out of the penultimate twosome with Rahm (69), the World No. 8 hung up a 5-under-par 35-32=67 in the final round to conclude on 14-under 274, up one spot to solo 2nd.
It's his fifth straight top 25 in majors, second only to Hideki Matsuyama for the longest active top-25 streak in majors, who now has six straight. Matsuyama, in his third event since returning from a wrist injury incurred at the 2018 Phoenix Open, finished 19th this week.
For Fowler, he was making his 33rd major start and logs his eighth top 10, second straight after T5 at the 2017 PGA. It's his third runner-up, joining T2s at the 2014 Open and the 2014 U.S. Open.
Chasing his fifth TOUR title in 205 events, first since the 2017 Honda Classic, the 29-year-old settles for a 13thrunner-up, second this season in nine starts (OHL Classic).
It's his fourth top 25 in eight Masters and second top 10 (T5/2014). The Oklahoma State product dropped a 7-footer for birdie on the 72nd hole to post the clubhouse lead, his sixth circle on the day against one bogey, but came up one shy in the end as Reed would use the flat stick two times from 24 feet for the win.
Overall, 11 players finished in the top 10 with the top 12 and ties earning return trips to the Masters (if not otherwise exempt):
Patrick Reed (Won); Rickie Fowler (2nd); Jordan Spieth (3rd); Jon Rahm (4th); Cameron Smith (T5); Bubba Watson (T5); Henrik Stenson (T5); Rory McIlroy (T5); Marc Leishman (9th); Tony Finau (T10); Dustin Johnson (T10)
Charley Hoffman, Louis Oosthuizen and Justin Rose each finished T12.
Oosthuizen's was the most remarkable, considering he was the worst in the field with eight 3-putts.
Reed's Career:
166: starts
129: cuts made (77.7%)
76: top 25s (45.7%)
32: top 10s (19.2%)
11: top 3s (6.6%)
6: wins (3.6%)
Wins by Season:
2018: 1 (166th event)
2017: 0
2016: 1
2015: 1
2014: 2
2013: 1 (38th event); first-time member, not rookie
As you can see, Reed didn't win in 2017, which bothered him.
His stated goal for 2018? Return to the winner's circle.
Goal accomplished. #BigTime
Through 23 events this season:
7 winners were in their 20s (Reed: age 27)
11 were in their 30s
5 were in their 40s
In majors, Reed is the fourth straight winner in their 20s and is the fourth consecutive first-time major winner at the Masters.
Season Leaders in Top-10 Finishes:
7: Brian Harman
5: Cameron Smith, Dustin Johnson, Marc Leishman, Justin Thomas, Phil Mickelson
4: Patrick Reed, Jordan Spieth, Bubba Watson, Henrik Stenson, Tony Finau, Chesson Hadley, Justin Rose, Patton Kizzire
Consecutive Top 10s on TOUR:
4: Patrick Reed (1-T9-T7-T2)
3: Henrik Stenson (T5-T6-4)
2: Jordan Spieth (3-T3)
2: Keith Mitchell (T6-2)
2: Paul Dunne (T8-T5); non-member
Consecutive Top-10 streaks ended at:
4: Justin Thomas (T17-4-P2-P1-T9)
3: Sergio Garcia (MC-T9-4-T7)
2: Ian Poulter (T44-P1-T5)
2: Matt Kuchar (T28-T8-T9)
2: Tiger Woods (T32-T5-T2)
Reed's Weekly Stats (ranking of 53 players):
Eagles: 2 (T2)
Birdies: 22 (1st)
Bogeys: 11 (T14)
Par-3 Scoring: 3.25 (T43)
Par-4 Scoring: 3.85 (1st)
Par-5 Scoring: 4.19 (1st)
Driving Distance (all drives): 298.5 yards (6th)
Driving Accuracy: 41/56 (T13) at 73.21%
Greens in Regulation: 48/72 (T21) at 66.67%
Putts per Hole: 1.44 (1st)
Total Putts: 104 (1st)
Putts by Round: 26-25-28-25
Scrambling: 15/24 (T16) at 62.50%
All Around: (2nd)
Low Rounds:
R1: 66: Jordan Spieth
R2: 66: Patrick Reed
R3: 65: Rickie Fowler, Jon Rahm, Rory McIlroy
R4: 64: Jordan Spieth
Bogey-free Rounds:
R3: Rickie Fowler (65); Jon Rahm (65); Rory McIlroy (65); Si Woo Kim (68)
Updated Top 10 in FEC standings (points):
Reed collects 600 FEC points for the victory and jumps 22 places to 5th in the FEC standings. Justin Thomas (T17) remains No. 1 in the standings for an eighth event in a row and a seventh overall week this season:
1. Justin Thomas (1,769)
2. Patton Kizzire (1,329)
3. Bubba Watson (1,281); UP one
4. Phil Mickelson (1,248); DOWN one
5. Patrick Reed (1,161); UP 22
6. Jon Rahm (1,139)
7. Dustin Johnson (1,129); DOWN two
8. Justin Rose (1,014); DOWN one
9. Tony Finau (1,006); DOWN one
10. Paul Casey (947)
Updated Top 10 in OWGR:
With a Strength of Field rating of 794 (up from 782 last year), Reed banks 100.00 world-ranking points and jumps 13 spots to 11th in OWGR.
3. Jordan Spieth; UP one
4. Jon Rahm; DOWN one
5. Justin Rose
6. Rickie Fowler; UP two
7. Rory McIlroy
8. Hideki Matsuyama; DOWN two
9. Brooks Koepka; UP one
10. Sergio Garcia
Field Breakdown & Top-10 Finishes:
OWGR field average: 303rd
OWGR average for top-10 finishers: 16th
24 of the Top 25 in OWGR were in the field
9 finished in the top 10
49 of the Top 50 OWGR
11 finished in the top 10
No. 1 Dustin Johnson (T10)
No. 3 Jon Rahm (4th)
No. 4 Jordan Spieth (3rd); co-fave
No. 7 Rory McIlroy (T5); co-fave
No. 8 Rickie Fowler (2nd)
No. 14 Henrik Stenson (T5)
No. 16 Marc Leishman (9th)
No. 19 Bubba Watson (T5)
No. 24 Patrick Reed (Won)
No. 34 Tony Finau (T10)
No. 45 Cameron Smith (T5)
Other Notables:
No. 2 Justin Thomas (T17)
No. 5 Justin Rose (T12)
No. 6 Hideki Matsuyama (19th)
No. 9 Sergio Garcia (CUT); defender
No. 11 Jason Day (T20)
No. 12 Tommy Fleetwood (T17)
No. 13 Paul Casey (T15)
No. 15 Alex Noren (CUT)
No. 18 Phil Mickelson (T36)
First-Timers: 16
Top-10 finishes: 1
Tony Finau: After being a huge question mark to even start the tournament – suffering a dislocated (left) ankle while celebrating a hole-in-one in Wednesday's Par-3 Contest – the 28-year-old was top debutant with T10 on 7-under 281 (68-74-73-66).
In the finale, he was even-par thru 11 holes, but then went on a six-birdie run beginning at the par-3 12th.
Overall, this was the Utahan's eighth major, fourth top 25 and second top 10, matching his best of T10 at the 2015 PGA (Whistling Straits). He was the only first-timer this week to finish in the top 25.
Season Form: 10-24-17-MC-27-2-MC-6-32
OWGR: 32nd (UP two); career high
Picking a Winner:
15 (of 23) winners this season had a top-25 finish the start prior (65.2%):
Reed? Yes: T9 (Match Play)
9 (of 23) winners had a top-10 finish the start prior (39.0%)
Reed? Yes: T9 (Match Play)
Average winner's pre-tourney odds outright (rounded). Last nine:
Reed: 50/1 (Masters)
Poulter: 66/1 (Houston Open)
Watson: 50/1 (WGC-Match Play)
Garnett: 50/1 (Corales)
McIlroy: 16/1 (API)
Casey: 20/1 (Valspar)
Mickelson: 25/1 (WGC-Mexico)
Thomas: 10/1 (Honda)
Watson: 50/1 (Genesis)

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Professor Luc Montagnier graduated in both Medicine and Biological Sciences at the University of Paris. At the age of 23, he became Assistant at this University. After a fruitful post-doctoral stay in two British laboratories, Montagnier spent most of his scientific carrier in two renowned French Institutions, the Institut Curie and for almost 30 years at the Institut Pasteur in Paris. Within the new Department of Virology of the latter Institute, he founded the Viral Oncology Research Unit. This laboratory devoted its activities to the study of cancer viruses, mostly the oncogenic retroviruses. Montagnier also studied the biochemical mechanisms which are at the origin of the growth in soft agar of virus transformed cultured cells, and evidenced the multi-step transformation of these cells based on their particular properties of growth in soft gels. In addition, his laboratory was involved in the discovery of interferon messenger RNA, opening the way for the cloning of the interferon genes and also showed the important role of interferon in the expression of retroviruses, including endogenous retroviruses.
In 1983, Montagnier led the team which first isolated the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV1), a new type of retrovirus previously unrecognized in humans and brought the first evidence that this virus was the causative agent of AIDS. In 1985, he also isolated the second AIDS virus, HIV2, from West African patients. Montagnier's laboratory was also the first to show that a large percentage of white blood cells of HIV infected patients were prone to die by apoptosis, a process of programmed cell death and to attribute its origin to the oxidative stress occurring in the patients, possibly associated with co-infections.
Besides his involvement in the design of new types of HIV vaccines, Montagnier's current studies are aiming at the diagnosis and treatment of microbial, viral, and epigenetic factors associated with cancers, neurodegenerative and articular diseases, using innovative technologies. A strong advocate of preventive medicine, Montagnier is especially concerned with prolonging the active life of aging people.
Beyond his scientific interest is his deep commitment to helping developing countries acquire knowledge of and access to modern medicine and preventive medicine. As President of the World Foundation for Aids Research and Prevention, Montagnier has co-founded two Centers for the prevention, treatment, research and diagnosis of AIDS patients in the Ivory Coast and Cameroon.
Since 2005, as President-CEO and co-founder of Nanectis Biotechnologies SA, Paris, Montagnier developed a new biophysical technology detecting electromagnetic waves in the plasma of patients suffering from chronic degenerative diseases. These waves are induced in water dilutions by some DNA sequences, presumably originating from pathogenic bacteria and viruses. In the case of HIV infection, Montagnier showed that this technology can detect HIV DNA in patients treated by antiretroviral therapy and having no detectable virus load in the blood. This seminal discovery is opening the way to design new treatments aimed at functionally eradicating HIV infection.
Luc Montagnier has been honored worldwide with many awards, including the Rosen (1971), Gallien (1985), Korber (1986), and Jeantet (1986) Prizes, the Lasker Prize in Medicine (1986), the Gairdner Prize (1987), Sante Prize (1987), Japan Prize (1988), King Faisal Prize (1993), Amsterdam Foundation Prize (1994), Warren Alpert Prize (1998), Prince of Asturias Award (2000), the induction to the National Inventor Hall of Fame (2004). Montagnier is Commandeur de l'Ordre National du Merite (1986) and Grand Officier of the Legion of Honour (2009).
In 2008, Montagnier was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physiology and Medicine, for his discovery of HIV, together with Francoise Barre-Sinoussi.
Professor Montagnier is the author or co-author of 350 scientific publications and of more than 750 patents.
Dr. Baron has been at Stanford since 1997, serving on the clinical faculty in the infectious diseases division. She directs the Stanford Clinical Microbiology/Virology Laboratory. Dr. Baron is an associate professor of pathology at the Medical Center effective April 2000 through March 2005. Dr. Baron received her PhD in medical microbiology with minors in biochemistry and bacteriology in 1981 from the University of Wisconsin, Madison. She worked in southern California as consulting director, microbiology and immunology, with Endocrine Sciences and as a consulting microbiologist with several area hospitals. She served as an adjunct associate professor at UCLA and as a clinical associate professor at the University of Southern California. In 1997 Baron received the prestigious Alice C. Evans Award from the American Academy of Microbiology in recognition of her scientific accomplishments, including the discovery of a previously unknown anaerobic bacterium. In 2000, she garnered the BioMerieux Sonnenwirth Award from the American Society of Microbiology. She is a fellow of the American Academy of Microbiology and of the Infectious Diseases Society of America. She currently chairs the American Board of Medical Microbiology. Dr. Baron also serves on the advisory board of the US FDA related to diagnostic devices.
Dr. Julian Davies received his undergraduate and doctorate education from the University of Nottingham, U.K. Dr. Davies has taught at the University of Manchester, Harvard University, the University of Wisconsin and he was the Professor of biotechnology at the Pasteur Institute, Paris, France. He is currently the Emeritus Professor of Microbiology and Immunology at the University of British Colombia. He has made significant contributions to and acquired extraordinary experience in the Biotechnology industry as well. He was the President of Biogen in Switzerland and the founder of Terragen Diversity in Vancouver, Canada. He currently serves as Executive Vice President of Technology Development at Cubist Pharmaceuticals. Dr. Davies is the recipient of many scientific awards and has a long list of publications. He is a member of a number of scientific societies and past President of the American Society of Microbiology (1999-2000). He is a Fellow of the Royal Society and Royal Society of Canada.
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BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, November 1, 2007 – Barbados could soon become the destination in the Caribbean with the most "green certified" hotels.
That's the word from Guido Bauer of Green Hotel Certification, an international environmental certification agency, which provides strict baseline criteria its member hotels and resorts.
Bauer, who has worked with the Barbados Tourism Authority to promote the certification, urged Barbadian hoteliers to capitalize on the green trend which is growing rapidly throughout Europe and North America .
He stressed that the global certification will enable Barbadian hoteliers not only help them to build a more environmental sustainable tourism industry, but would also pay them long-term dividends in the form of marketing and public relations opportunities.
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Criteria and certification requirements are dividend into three categories: environmental certification, worth 70 per cent; corporate responsibility certification, worth 20 per cent; and conservation certification, 10 per cent.
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In 2006, according to the Caribbean Alliance on Sustainable Tourism, the Caribbean lead the world in the number of properties certified to Green Globe 21. At the time there were 53 certified properties in the region and nine working toward certification.
Today Barbados has seven GG21 and nine working toward attaining the famous green logo. As for the rest of the Caribbean, in 2006 Jamaica had 20, St. Lucia had six; Antigua, five; Dominican Republic, four; St. Vincent and the Grenadines, three; and Dominica, three; to name a few.
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Many of us, Second Generation have made a promise to the survivor generation that the Holocaust will not be forgotten, even when they are no longer with us to share their experiences in their own words.
This is why I work almost every day to find and preserve Holocaust evidence, presenting data concerned with my own familly and friends of them.
It has never been more urgent, because it is the artifacts and documents that will tell the story when the survivors cannot.
|Postcard from my father to his cousin in Israel. Thanks to this postcard could my "second cousins" in Israel contact me, 20 years later.
We are the link, strong link. We know their stories and often languages they spoke. My father spoke 3 languages in his home city Pinsk. I know just two of them. My children understand one of them but has difficulties to read. So I have to provide the data, now! They will never had the same feeling and possibilities.
|Who is who? on the picture from Korczak Orphanage. On the picture below with my father standing close to the entrance door an Identification of persons on it is "in progress".
|Janusz Korczak as a guest in the home of Waclaw Wislicki. Wislicki was a representative in the Polish Sejm (parliament). Photographed in summer 1937.
Today, I got that feeling - I Remember Nothing More! That means that all information I had from my late parents I already transferred further. May be not transferred but I recordered it for the next generation.
The information is not just about the Holocaust but also about the time before and after WWII.
I found documents and photographs from my parents home cities. City of Pinsk and Twarda street in Warsaw were in my focus. I also found photographs of my father from the time he was working at Korczaks Orphanage. Now, I just feel, I remember nothing more!
The Polish Council of Christians and Jews organises every year the prayers at the site of the former Nazi German death camp Treblinka. This year, in July, as many times before, priest Lemanski will be there - Sunday, July 28, 02 PM.
Father Wojciech Lemanski, 53, was sacked by Henryk Hoser, archbishop of Warsaw-Praga for speaking out against the dogma on his blog. The July 5 decree from Hoser gave Lemanski just few days, until Thursday to quit his parish in the village of Jasienica. Hoser faulted Lemanski for "a lack of respect and disobedience".
|Lemanski and his parishioners in Treblinka in 2012
|Father Wojciech Lemanski, 53, was sacked by his superiors. The July 5 decree gave him until Thursday to quit his parish in the village of Jasienica. However, he got a room att retired pries home and full pay...
The council and Lemanskis former parishioners are backing Lemanski. The Council called him "a man of exceptional achievements in honouring the memory of the former Jewish presence and of the tragic wartime Holocaust".


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Tips From the Trenches: Searching Files in the Cloud
In a few of my previous blogs, I shared some examples of ways the Code42 security team uses Code42 Forensic File Search to find interesting files — macro-enabled Microsoft Office files, known malicious MD5 hashes and so on. Now that the search capabilities of our newest product have been extended beyond endpoints to include cloud services, such as Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive, I'd like to look at how we're using this broadened visibility in our investigations.
Finding files – and tracking file movement – in the cloud
Code42 uses Google Drive as a cloud collaboration platform. Because we can now use Code42 Forensic File Search to search for files and file activity across both endpoints and Google Drive, we can be more certain of the locations of sensitive files when we are doing file movement investigations. We combine Code42 Forensic File Search with the Code42 File Exfiltration Detection solution to execute an advanced search — using a given MD5 hash — to find files that have been moved to a USB drive. This allows us to quickly build a complete picture of where a file exists in our environment — and how it may have moved from someone's laptop to the cloud and back.
What files are shared externally?
Using the latest version of Code42 Forensic File Search, we can also search files based on their sharing status. For example, in a matter of a few seconds, we can search for all Google Drive documents that are shared with non-Code42 users. This shows us all documents that have been intentionally or inadvertently shared outside of the company. A deeper look at this list helps us identify any information that has been shared inappropriately. As with all searches within Code42 Forensic File Search, these investigations take only a few seconds to complete.
Here's a hypothetical example: Let's say the organization was pursuing an M&A opportunity and we wanted to make sure that confidential evaluation documents weren't being shared improperly. We could use Code42 Forensic File Search to pull up a list of all documents shared externally. Should that list contain one of the confidential M&A evaluation documents, we could look more closely to determine if any inappropriate sharing occurred.
Continually finding new use cases
Code42's ffs-tools repository on GitHub now includes several new searches that take advantage of our new cloud capabilities. You can find them all here.
Like most organizations, we use many cloud services to perform our day-to-day work. That's why in the near future, we plan to expand the search capabilities of Code42 Forensic File Search across even more cloud services — giving you even greater visibility into the ideas and data your organization creates, no matter where they live and move.
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Credit bureaus must provide victims of identity theft a free copy of their credit report. You should request one from each bureau, as the information can differ. Review your credit reports carefully for fraudulent activity. If fraud has occurred, notify the credit bureau and the companies where accounts were opened to report the fraud directly.
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Close any accounts that have been breached and reopen them with new account numbers and passwords. Do not use your Social Security number as a username or password.
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Since identity theft takes time to resolve, you should continue to review all charges and transactions appearing on account statements and online. Immediately report any discrepancies.
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Clyde Edward Spry. 68, of Hedgeview WV Entered into the eternal arms of God on Friday October 26, 2018.
He was preceded in death by his parents Edgar and Adda Spry, one sister Esteline (Jack) Tiller, and his beloved son Michael Edward Spry.
Clyde is survived by his loving wife of 47 years Christina Bentley Spry, his loving daughter Melissa (Don) Bragg, two loving Grandsons Chase Alexander Aldridge and Ian Michael Aldridge One precious Great granddaughter Alexa Grace Adkins. Son n law Bill Aldridge and great granddaughter in law Hannah Adkins, Clyde is also survived by his Brothers & Sisters, Eunice (Skip) Petrosky of GA. Aubrey lee Spry of Hedgeview, WV, Nolan (Jackie) Spry of GA. Freda (Reggie) Carver of GA. Barbara (Bob) Trepanier also of GA, Donna (Bobby) Tomblin of Holden, WV and Roy (Linda) Spry of Florida, and Geraldine (Cecil) Ball of Alabama, he has 17 Nieces & Nephews
Clyde was loved by so many friends He was a loving Husband, Father & Grandfather He will be sadly missed by all who knew him..
Visitation will be held on Monday October 29th 2018 from 6 to 9pm. There will be graveside service on Tuesday at 11:00 AM at Highland Memory Gardens, with Rev. Josh Vanhook officiating.
Pallbearers will be Chase Aldridge, Doug Trent, John Trent, Chase Trent, Maverick Adams, Benny Adams.
Honorary Pallbearers include Don Bragg, Bill Aldridge, Joe Hodge,
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STOCKTON — The City Council is considering whether or not to approve six-month negotiating windows with two entities proposing to build retail developments on city-owned vacant lots in south Stockton.
A vote on the proposal is scheduled for Tuesday night's council meeting at City Hall.
The proposals, if they come to fruition, could be a sign of progress in long-struggling south Stockton, which was identified in a civil grand jury report last year as a victim of years of neglect by city government.
STAND Affordable Housing is proposing a mixed-use retail center at 2222 Airport Way and 2224 Airport Way, next to each other on Eighth Street.
A group calling itself 1501 S. Airport Way, LLC wants to develop a retail center on adjacent lots at the namesake address and at 1670 South Union Street. The lots are immediately south of the Rancho San Miguel market, which is owned by the 1501 S. Airport Way Group.
The STAND site is just north of the former New Grand Save Market at Airport Way and Ninth Street.
The city shut down New Grand Save earlier this year, calling it a "cesspool" of illegal activity. A court-appointed receiver most recently has said he is working to bring medical facilities to the former New Grand Save site.
According to a staff report by the city, STAND is proposing a project at 2222-2224 Airport Way that could include commercial/retail space and affordable housing. The report says the project would include a "community anchor" called the "South Stockton Public Market." It would feature indoor and outdoor kiosks to be used by local merchants.
At the site near Rancho San Miguel, developers are proposing a 20,000 to 40,000 square foot commercial/retail shopping center.
The city's former redevelopment agency, dissolved in 2012, owns the lots. The city wants to provide exclusive 180-day windows for STAND and 1501 S. Airport Way to negotiate purchase agreements for the properties.
— Contact reporter Roger Phillips at (209) 546-8299 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow him at recordnet.com/phillipsblog and on Twitter @rphillipsblog.


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Cyber bullying
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Online predators
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getting caught up in saying things you would never say in person
All of these are on line dangers. With technology these dangers are invited into our homes, our kids bedrooms, our kids lives every day. They are very real. Statistics are showing that teens are talking to their parents more openly and are becoming more concerned about posting pictures and videos of themselves on line. That is a promising trend!
Here are some guidelines to keep that trend moving in the right direction:
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- Learn how to set up parental controls on your computer, phones and all devices, including iPods. Teens have access to the world on all of their devices. They will be smarter and more savvy than we are as parents. Learn how to set the controls and how to check them. Ask for help if you need it. This only slows teens down. They will still find what they want online, but this requires them to think before they act., to purposefully seek out what they are looking for and hopefully give them time to rethink.
- Know how to check your computer's history. Know how to check your teens device history. Know that if it is cleared, there is something hidden.
- Know all passwords to your teens devices.
- Know what apps your teen uses to communicate.
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The Museum of HP Calculators
by Rex L. James and Francis J. Yockey
IN MODEL 20 OF THE 9800 SERIES, OR MODEL 9820A, the emphasis is on using the 9800 technology to provide a highly interactive calculator. Like the 9810A, the 9820A is a ROM-driven minicomputer. Its interactive nature stems mainly from its natural algebraic language and its built-in peripherals--keyboard, printer, and display.
Modularity provides another level of interactiveness by allowing the user to configure the 9820A to fit his application.
The display consists of a single register of sixteen alphanumeric characters. Each character is formed by a seven-row, five-column matrix of light-emitting diodes (LEDs). The printer and keyboard are similar mechanically to those of the 9810A (see box, page 11).
The 9820A's combination of fast LED display and quiet thermal strip printer allows a program to be run in an interactive mode unattainable before. The hard-copy results on the printer aren't cluttered with user instructions, since these appear in the LED display. User instructions appear instantaneously in the display; there's no need to wait for a printout.
When a key is pressed a mnemonic or character appears in the display to give instant visual feedback. The 16 characters are enough so that successive keystrokes can be seen in context. For example, the expression "if the square root of B equals A, go to line 17" would require the keystrokes
IF sqrt 6 = A; GOTO 17
and would appear in the display as
IF sqrt 6 = A;GTO 17
Model 20 uses a powerful but natural instruction set to enable the user to solve complex mathematical problems quickly. The instruction set combines the features of the keyboard with the features of computer languages like ALGOL, FORTRAN, and BASIC. The result is a human-oriented, conversational approach to problem-solving, an approach that follows the structure of algebra in symbols and hierarchy.
A typical program for the 9820A is as follows. The program solves the quadratic equation (-B +/- sqrt(BB-4AC))/2A.
0: ENT "A VALUE",A 1: PRT "A = ",A 2: ENT "B VALUE", B 3: PRT "B=", B 4: ENT "C VALUE", C 5: PRT "C = ", C 6: IF 4AC>BB;GTO "IMAG" 7: PRT "REAL ROOTS";SPC 1 8: PRT (-B+sqrt(BB-4AC))/2A;SPC 1 9: PRT (-B-sqrt(BB-4AC))/2A;SPC 9;JMP -9 10: "IMAG" 11: PRT "COMPLEX ROOTS";SPC 1 12: PRT "REAL","IMAGINARY";SPC 2 13: PRT -B/2A,sqrt(4AC-BB)/2A;SPC 1 14: PRT -B/2A,sqrt(4AC-BB)/2A;SPC 9;GTO 0 15: END
Notice in lines 8 and 9 of the program that the answer to the equation is programmed in the same way that the user would write it on paper. There are no artificial machine rules to remember. To maintain the structure of algebra, implied multiplication was implemented to avoid forcing the user to insert "*" between variables to be multiplied. Parentheses can be used and nested to any depth to change the order of evaluation of an algebraic expression.
Lines 0-5 demonstrate the interactiveness of the calculator. First the calculator stops and displays an alpha message of what is to be entered. The user then keys in the desired value. After RUN PROGRAM is pressed the calculator stores the value away and prints the label and the value of the entered data. In this way all three values, A, B, and C may be entered. The roots then appear on the printout.
Convenient editing features have been included in the 9820A. To edit the above program to change to the absolute form of the GOTO, the user would key in GOTO 6 RECALL. Line 6 will be recalled to the display. Hitting the back key 7 times will give the following display:
To finish the edit, the user keys in 1 0 STORE to form the new line of program. Since the label is no longer needed in line 10, it can be eliminated by keying in GTO 1 0 RECALL DELETE. The new listing is as follows.
0: ENT "A VALUE",A 1: PRT "A = ",A 2: ENT "B VALUE",B 3: PRT "B - ', B 4: ENT "C VALUE",C 5: PRT "C = ",C 6: IF 4AC>BB;GTO 10 7: PRT "REAL ROOTS";SPC 1 8: PRT (-B + sqrt(BB-4AC))/2A;SPC 1 9: PRT (-B - sqrt(BB-4AC))/2A;SPC 9;JMP -9 10: PRT "COMPLEX ROOTS";SPC 1 11: PRT "REAL","IMAGINARY";SPC 2 12: PRT -B/2A,sqrt(4AC-BB)/2A;SPC 1 13: PRT -B/2A,-sqrt/(4AC-BB)/2A;SPC 9;GTO O 14: END
Notice that the label has been deleted and all the lines below it have been moved up and renumbered.
With the editing keys, the user can REPLACE, INSERT, or DELETE any line or character. The user observes all of the changes as they take place, by watching the alphanumeric display.
An algebraic language is easy for humans to understand and use, but is difficult for a machine to understand and execute. Take the example:
When operators appear between operands as in equation 1, the precedence of the operators becomes important in the sequence of execution. Since multiply is normally assigned a higher precedence than addition, those operations associated with multiplication are performed before addition.
Equation 1 can be rewritten so that operations are executed as they are encountered:
This notation is known as "Polish," or more correctly, "reverse Polish" notation.
When equation 2 is executed, operands are passed directly to a stack, which is a temporary holding area organized so that the first item into the stack will be the last item out. When a binary operator is encountered, it is applied to the top two values of the stack. The specified operation is performed and a single result is returned to the stack. Several forms of Polish notation are widely used by most desk calculators today, including the 9810A. Its main advantages are that it is easy to implement, it has fast execution speed, and it allows compact storage of programs. Its main disadvantage is that it isn't natural to the untrained user.
To take advantage of both the naturalness of the algebraic language and the speed and compactness of Polish notation, the 9820A's algebraic language is compiled into a machine language similar to the reverse Polish notation shown in equation 2. The compiler flowchart is shown in Fig. 2, along with an example showing the process of compiling the equation
As a string of algebraic codes is input, the compiler forms a string of machine language codes. During the compiling operation a stack is used to hold the operators and establish their order of appearance in the compiled string. All operands are passed directly to the output string while operators are put into the stack. Before an operator is placed into the stack, the stack is checked to see that all operators of greater or equal priority are first output.
Parentheses can be used to change the normal order of execution of an algebraic statement. The left parenthesis has the effect of temporarily resetting the compiler for the evaluation of the string of codes found inside the parentheses. The right parenthesis will then cause all operators in the stack to be output until a left parenthesis occurs. However, neither of the two parentheses are needed in the compiled code.
Compilers of this and more complex types have been used for years in computers. When changes to the program have to be made, the source cards or paper tape are changed accordingly and the program is recompiled. With a desk calculator, this operation is too severe a penalty to pay. Also, it isn't possible to store both the source code and the compiled code in the calculator memory at the same time. It's necessary, therefore, to reconstruct the code for editing and program listings.
The solution to this problem is the concept of the uncompiler (see Fig. 3). With the uncompiler, it's possible to take the compiled code as input and reconstruct the original algebraic form. The code is scanned backwards. Parentheses are inserted where needed in the reconstructed code, and redundant parentheses are omitted. For example,
will be reconstructed as
after going through the compile/uncompile process.
With the compile/uncompile feature, the 9820A only has to store the compiled form of the code. In the 9820A, a line of program is the basic unit used for the compiler/uncompiler and editing features. As a line of program is entered, it is stored in a buffer area and displayed in its algebraic form. When the STORE key is hit, the line of program is compiled and stored away in the program area.
When the user chooses to edit a line of program, the program line is located in memory, uncompiled into a buffer area, and displayed in its reconstructed form. Now editing can be performed, When the editing is finished, the line is compiled and once again stored in memory. To the user, the compile/uncompile process is transparent except for a slight pause while storing or recalling a line of program.
Another level of interactiveness is brought about by the modularity of the memory structure and the general-purpose minicomputer heart of the calculator. The 9820A can be configured to various applications in three ways: additional keyboard functions by read-only-memory additions, additional read/write memory, and addition of external peripherals.
There are thirty keys, arranged in three blocks of ten, available to the user to be defined for his special needs by means of plug-in ROM. Some plug-in modules provide mathematical functions, others give high-level-language control of external peripheral devices, and another allows users to define subroutines for their own special functions.
Because MOS RWM is used, additional user memory may easily be added to the basic machine. The fully loaded 9820A has 9K (9216) 16-bit words of memory: 7K is ROM and 2K is RWM.
The I/O structure provides four I/O slots on the back of the calculator to accept interface cards for peripheral devices. An I/O expander augments the 4 I/O slots of the calculator.
A good example of Model 20's interactive nature is this Butterworth filter design program.
Display: NUMBER OF POLES? Key in: 3 Display: CENTER FREQUENCY Key in: 10000000 Display: BAND WIDTH? Key in: 1000000 Display: RESISTANCE? Key in: 50 Display: REALIZATION TYPE Key in: 2
Realization Type 2 specifies the physical configuration of the circuit. With this input the output shown below comes from the printer.
The 9810A and 9820A Calculators use the same thermal printer and keyboard design.
The printer (above) prints lines of sixteen alphanumeric characters on heat-sensitive paper. A five-by-seven dot matrix is used to form each character. The printer has a row of print elements distributed linearly across its printing head. Each print element is an electrical resistor of the right size and shape to produce a dot on heat-sensitive paper moved at a right angle to the line of print elements. Dots are formed in the conventional manner by exciting a resistor element with a pulse of electrical current, which raises its temperature.
The printer produces each line of print by printing the top row of all sixteen characters, then stepping down to print the second row, and so on until all seven rows are printed. Three blank steps are then added to produce the space between lines.
The printer is quiet and adaptable and has a minimum number of moving parts--all in the paper advance.
The keyboard is a contactless unit made up of an array of printed circuit transformers (above). The secondaries of all the coils are tied in series to form the sense line (below). The primaries of the coils are arranged in pairs. Each pair is connected in series with opposite polarity. Every pair has a drive and sink line, which is selected and driven by the scanner.
Centered above each coil is a metal disc attached to the end of the key shaft. When a key is pressed the disc moves closer to the coil. The disc acts like a shorted turn, reducing the coupling of the coil and unbalancing the pair. This unbalance is amplified by the comparator when it is greater than the "on" bias. The comparator triggers the one-shot multivibrator, which turns off the scanner and lowers the "on" bias. The scanner remains in the same state, which corresponds to the drive and sink line of the key that was pressed. This state is the keycode of the key pressed.
When the key is released a spring retracts the key and disc. When the unbalance is less than the lowered "on" bias the comparator turns off and the scanner starts again, ready for a new keystroke. The two bias levels give the key mechanical hysteresis.
Francis J. Yockey
Frank Yockey developed the interactive firmware and the peripheral control ROM blocks for the 9820A. A University of Michigan graduate with B.S.E.E. (1964) and M.S.E.E. (1965) degrees, Frank came to HP in 1965. His first design contributions were to the 5480A Signal Averager and related products. He's now in calculator market development. Frank is an amateur photographer and a backpacker. He also enjoys bicycling and making (and presumably drinking) his own wine.
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In 1935 it was turned into a museum by Atataürk, and that's how it remains nowadays.
Blue Mosque
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February 15, 2017
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Currently, DOSECC and Enercon plan to prepare the holes for science and education and would cooperate to assure the site would be equipped to be a "borehole observatory."
And, who knows? If all else fails, the narrow hole could be a great place to archive a huge stack of old 45s.
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