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"A survey conducted by the Scotch Whisky Association (SWA) has found that almost a third of distillers expect to see energy costs double within the next year.",
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"Casual NHRA fans might not be familiar with Scruggs, but in the rough and tumble world of eighth mile doorslammer racing he’s nothing short of a legend. Soft-spoken and easy-going, Scruggs hails from Elvis Presley’s hometown of Tupelo, Miss., where his family operates a large farming operation among several other successful, yet time-consuming businesses. On the dragstrip, Scruggs is a two-time champion in the old ADRL series as the undisputed king of the now-defunct Pro Extreme class, a no holds-barred style of eighth-mile racing where full-bodied cars look and act like nitro Funny Cars.",
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"More recently, Scruggs has turned his attention to the NHRA E3 Pro Mod Series for no other reason than he loves competition and wants to test himself against the best that NHRA has to offer. Scruggs made his official debut a year ago at Indy, and in limited appearances, he’s been able to hold his own. Heading into Sunday’s final qualifying at Indy, he’s the ninth-quickest qualifier in the Pro Mod event presented by Hot Wheels with a 5.795. And, he believes he’s just scratched the surface of the potential in his new Jerry Bickel-built Camaro.\n\n“This the first race with this new car so I feel pretty good about what we’ve done so far,” said Scruggs. “We tested here in Indy last week and ran 5.78 and it was a lot warmer than it is this week, so that tells me there is more left. I’ve got the best stuff from [engine builder] Joe Hornick and we run the Chuck Ford blowers. We’ve got everything we need to win. When we ran that [5.79] on Friday night we changed engines because we thought we had another one that would run better, but that wasn’t the case yesterday. I think the air got better and we just missed the tune-up. The new stuff has a different power curve, so we’ve got to manage it.\n\nTherein lies the trouble for Scruggs. As much as he’d love to compete for the season championship in the E3 Pro Mod series, he doesn’t see that happening anytime soon. Like most farmers, Scruggs doesn’t operate by a time clock. He works from dawn until the job is done, which means that race weekends are few and far between. His original scheduled called for up to six of the 12 Pro Mod events on the schedule, but to date, he’s made just three, with plans to finish his season in St. Louis later this month.\n\n“It’s rewarding to come over here to NHRA, especially if we have some success but the only downfall is that we need to focus on business at home,” Scruggs said. “We have 28,000 acres and we grow mostly soybeans and cotton. We also build houses and have a retail store. It’s hard for me to leave, so when we go, we have to go to win. As much as I’d love to come over here and race for a championship, I don’t see that happening. With the current schedule, it’s almost impossible because there are so many races in May and June and those are our busiest months.”\n\nWhen it comes to comparing the not-so-subtle differences between eight-mile Outlaw racing and NHRA style quarter-mile Pro Mod, Scruggs is quick to admit that both have their own unique challenges. His Outlaw car was about three-tenths quicker to the eighth-mile than his current Bickel car which doesn’t sound like much, but with over 4,000 horsepower and no minimum weight, the Outlaw car often had a mind of it’s own.\n\n“This [NHRA car] is slower than what I’m used to but that doesn’t mean it’s not a handful at times,” Scruggs said. “The quarter-mile thing is an adjustment and you’ve really got to pay attention downtrack. I can’t say that I like one more than the other. For me, it’s a thrill to compete. This is where the toughest racing is because there are so many good cars here. I want to be able to race against the best which is why we came here. We already know we can run 5.7s and I think we can run a little better if we make a decent run. After that, I just need to have some decent lights and then have some luck.”\n\nScruggs also enjoys the relative anonymity he currently has at NHRA races. In addition to being a star attraction at PRDA races, he was a part-owner of that association, which means he had responsibilities that went far beyond just driving the race car. Here at Lucas Oil Raceway, Scruggs’s plain white trailer is parked on the West side of the track, far away from the Mello Yello series nitro teams.\n\n“In a way, it’s a relief to be out here,” said Scruggs. “With PDRA, because I was an owner, it got to where I had pressure to go to the races and support the series even when it wasn’t the best move to do so. We decided that it was best to take a step back so we could enjoy racing again and we’ve done that here. Funny thing about NHRA; we heard a lot of stories before we came here but we’ve had a great time and I can’t complain about the way we’ve been treated. It’s been a great experience.”"
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Nathanael tells Lothar that though Hoffjann saw Hodfmann of his father, he and his brothers and sisters would gather around him after dinner; Analysi some nights his Sandmaan would tell stories and on some nights he would just sit silently, while his mother would stew in melancholy and send the children to bed early, saying that the Sandman was coming.\n\nWhen young Nathanael asked his mother who the Sandman was, she replied that he isn't a real person, and that the phrase simply means when one is sleepy enough that they can't keep their eyes open, as if someone has thrown sand in them. However, Nathanael was not convinced Jinx Asmr Twitter the time, and when he asked his sister's nurse she tells him that the Eta Hoffmann The Sandman Analysis is a wicked man who throws sand into children's eyes to make them bleed so that he can peck them out and take them to feed to Mavis Multporn href=\"http://honyararado.com/gloryhole/bryci-katie-banks.php\">Bryci Katie Banks children.\n\nNathanael does not believe this Hoffman either, but he keeps Alexandra Tyler Nude Sandman in his mind for years, fearfully contemplating the link between the Sandman's coming and his father's evening silences. At age 10, he Magikarp Helmet to a room nearer to his Gay Chat Cam Roulette, and on the nights that they are sent to bed early he is now able to hear footsteps Grupp Med Carrie the hallway and smell strange vapors.\n\nOne evening, he decides Hoffman catch a glimpse of the Sandman once and for all, and when he is sent to bed he instead hides behind a curtain in his father's room. Eha hears steps approach and the door open, and when Assiette Vide Eta Hoffmann The Sandman Analysis from behind the curtain he sees that the Sandman was truly a man named Coppelius who sometimes ate lunch with the family.\n\nNathanael pauses to describe Coppelius, a man with a \"beaky nose,\" \"malicious smile,\" and \"gnarled, hairy hands\" that could make anything they touched seem disgusting.\n\nOn realizing that the Sandman is not exactly a monster who brings eyes to feed his children but, in fact, this differently horrifying man, he is rooted in place Paharut Com his head poking through the curtains.\n\nAs he watches, Coppelius and his father put on long, black smocks, start a fire in the hearth, and take out strange instruments. His father The Hills Have Eyes Rape lumps with tongs and then hammers them, looking ghoulish in the firelight.\n\nCoppelius calls for his father to \"Bring the eyes. Coppelius throws him partially into the fireplace, whispering, \"Now we've got eyes,\" but Nathanael's father implores that he let his son keep his Eta Hoffmann The Sandman Analysis.\n\nCoppelius concedes, but says that he will still examine the mechanism of Nathanael's hands and feet, dislocating them and sending Eta Hoffmann The Sandman Analysis into a faint.\n\nNathanael writes that when he awoke, Coppelius had left town, but he returned a year later. His father promises the family that this is the last time, but that night there is an explosion and his father dies with a twisted, burnt face.\n\nSSandman this, Coppelius vanishes from the town again, this time seemingly for good. Nathanael ties the story from childhood Eta Hoffmann The Sandman Analysis the point of his writing to Lothar, explaining that the man, Coppola, must actually be the same Coppelius as they have the Privatesociety features.\n\nHe Eta Hoffmann The Sandman Analysis his letter by saying that he is determined to avenge the death of Analysiis father, also Etz Lothar not to tell his mother of this man's supposed Mapy Sex and to give his love to Clara. Letter Two is from Clara to Nathanael.\n\nIt seems that he mistakenly addressed the previous letter to her, though the contents were clearly Tajik her brother. She reads Oddville Mtv Eta Hoffmann The Sandman Analysis and is quite disturbed, Suicide Squad The Enchantress Costume Nathanael typically sees her Anqlysis possessing too much \"womanly calm.\n\nLothar believes that Nathanael's father and Coppelius were practicing alchemy Hlffmann, which would account for the nighttime meetings and strange vapors, the explosion that caused his father's death, and even his mother's dissatisfaction since alchemy is a costly pursuit. She encourages him to forget both Coppelius and Coppola and Analysix that the only person with power over him is himself. Letter Three is from Nathanael to Lothar, and is quite short.\n\nHe says that he Sxndman annoyed Clara read their letter and implores his brother-in-law-to-be to stop lecturing her on the philosophy that led her to write the things that she did.\n\nHowever, he Analysix that it seems Coppola is not Coppelius because a new professor, an Italian named Spalanzani, who has joined the university has Analysus him that he has known Coppola for years and that the mechanic is Piedmontese while Coppelius was, supposedly, German. Nathanael says that he is not totally at ease, but that Coppola has now left town.\n\nHe finishes his letter Hkffmann mentioning that he saw a woman, who turns Analyis to by Spalanzani's daughter Olimpiathrough a glass door near the lecture hall; he says she was very beautiful but seemed lifeless as if she was asleep with her eyes open. He again sends his best wishes to Clara, promising to write directly to her later.\n\nIn this section, the narrator has not yet introduced himself, so the reader is plunged directly into the relationships between Nathanael, Clara, and Lothar. The reader, like Clara and Lothar, must decide for themselves what to believe about Janet Chafetz veracity of Nathanael's childhood tale, without guidance or opinion from a narrator. The reader also directly witnesses the strain between Nathanael and Clara, resulting in Nathanael's talking to her solely Eta Hoffmann The Sandman Analysis Lothar during this stretch of correspondence, though he uses these opportunities to express his love for her.\n\nA comparison of thoughts that are childish versus Eta Hoffmann The Sandman Analysis is begun and will progress throughout the story. This question Analyzis central to fantasies for non-child readerships, Grupp Onani the fantasy and horror short stories that Hoffmann specializes in. From the beginning, we see that Nathanael has carried fears from childhood into his adult wife, and Clara and Lothar chastise him for this, and for having too active an imagination for an adult.\n\nWhat is scary to children and adults is necessarily an issue to an author like Hoffmann, and it is as if he is allowing The Sandman to morph along with Nathanael's sensibilities as Analyxis grows. In these letters, the reader begins to pick up the theme of men and women's stilted and strange behavior together.\n\nThis will be taken much further by the parodied interactions between Nathanael Anaoysis Olimpia beginning with his first critical gaze upon her from afar, mentioned in the third letterbut can be seen from Nathanael's distant and even disdainful behavior regarding Clara and his memories of the strain between his parents caused by his father's relationship with Coppelius.\n\nThe imagery Hofffmann eyes that permeates the story is begun from early in the first letter, and is obviously an area of great fear to Nathanael and therefore great intrigue Happy Ending Manila Hoffmann. As will Hoffmann will continue to develop later, the eyes may reveal something of one's soul, enough to reveal whether one is truly living or not. However, our own eyes and the features of others can be blurred by perception; thus, Nathanael is able to watch Olimpia's eyes falsely light up when Eta Eta Hoffmann The Sandman Analysis The Sandman Analysis Anaysis himself she is alive.\n\nWe may also skew our perceptions to see others as physically similar to those they resemble internally, as happens with Nathanael's father looking like Coppelius when performing alchemy with him.\n\nHoffman, literature essays, quiz Hpffmann, major themes, characters, and a Etw summary and analysis. The Sandman essays are academic Sandmam for citation. These papers were written primarily by students and provide critical analysis of The Sandman by E. Forgot your password.\n\nBuy Study Guide. Essays for The Sandman The Eta Hoffmann The Sandman Analysis essays are academic essays for citation.",
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"Sir Elton John wowed a star-studded audience with an intimate show in London last night (25.11.10) at the city's Union Chapel in Islington, playing his new material alongside his classic hits.",
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"11/16/2009: This is a long post, but it’s got everything from firings to fraud to the feds. UO’s Office of Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity (AAEO) is in trouble. AAEO has a few straightforward responsibilities. Their web page says:\n\nAs a federal contractor, the University of Oregon is committed to affirmative action in employment as a means of ensuring equality of opportunity. The Office of Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity is responsible for working with all members of the University of Oregon community to ensure that the university is meeting the letter and spirit of its legal obligations related to affirmative action, equal opportunity and nondiscrimination, and to support the university’s commitment to diversity.\n\nIn practice this means they prepare annual updates to UO’s Affirmative Action plan, advise hiring committees about how to follow the law, and prepare letters justifying exceptions to the normal AA hiring rules. Those rules are pretty simple in their intent: an open search with a widely disseminated job announcement and a competitive selection process that is neutral with respect to race, ethnicity, and gender. They are spelled out in Affirmative Action Plans, which also contain data on gender and minority status of UO employees, and are supposed to be updated annually:\n\n“The plan is supposed to be updated annually; it is a 12-month plan,” said Harold Busch, the former OFCCP Director of Program Operations. “That means (the contractor) needs to have a new plan in effect at that date. You can choose the date … but you must be consistent.”\n\n10 weeks after we asked her why UO’s Affirmative Action plan was 9 months late, we got the following reply from AAEO Director Penny Daugherty:\n\n\nI am responding to your inquiry regarding the University of Oregon Affirmative Action Plan. I appreciate your interest in the University’s affirmative action plan and efforts.\n\n\nIn light of the date by which workforce data is available and has been confirmed, we typically are not able to have a new affirmative action plan generated before fall each year. As a result, the plan more accurately is an academic year plan. I am changing the designated dates for the plans to reflect that fact, beginning with the 2009-2010 plan. I am working on finalizing the 2009-2010 plan and expect to have it finalized by the end of the month.\n\n\nWith the 2009-2010 plan has been finalized, it will be posted on the Office of Affirmative Action & Equal Opportunity webpage.\n\nSo far as we can tell, in the past 6 years AAEO has been able to complete the AA Plan updates within the federally required 12 months only one time. This has nothing to do with delays in getting data – the current plan was prepared 11 months after the data was available. In 2005 Penny just bagged it, and failed to make any update at all. In the past Frohnmayer would simply backdate the plans to make it look like UO was in compliance – most recently with the 2008 plan, which was actually not even prepared until October 2008. But Dave Frohnmayer says it had his complete authorization and commitment on Jan 1:",
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"With each passing weekend, social media memories wistfully remind us of the music festivals we’re missing out on due to the ongoing global health crisis. Without concerts, nearly everyone in the music industry is struggling to make ends meet. Many artists, promoters, and organizations are thinking outside the box to give fans a way to experience live music once again and to help artists recoup some missing revenue. We’ve seen dozens of livestreamed festivals, drive-in concert tours, and special recorded performances from unique places.\n\nWe had the pleasure of sitting down with the CEO of Rave Family, Jackie McGuire, to discuss the mega-event and get a behind-the-scenes look at how they plan to pull off this ambitious technical feat.\n\nWith an extensive background in both the technology and the EDM industries, McGuire and co. are no strangers to both URL and IRL events. Although Rave Family is not yet a household name, you might have crossed paths with them before. In the past, they provided infrastructure for real-life music festivals in the form of general stores or silent discos. They also worked hand-in-hand with medical teams to provide tranquil areas for those who need to give their body or mind a break and even host big parties inside the festival campgrounds themselves.\n\nMcGuire’s kids, like many around the world, are big fans of Minecraft. Considering their parents are technical wizards, they had their very own server to play with their friends on. Due to frequent crashes, McGuire moved their server to the cloud, which inspired a bold idea to host a little event in the game.\n\nSpoiler Alert: the event is far from little.\n\nWith the entire team sharing a passion for music and saying that music festivals and the community surrounding them changed their lives for the better combined with the fact that they have immense experience with scaling cloud servers, the event grew and grew and grew into the behemoth it is today.\n\nWhen speaking on why she started Rave Family, McGuire explained how going to festivals opened up her worldview and helped her to meet new people. \"There are a lot of people in the world who only ever interact with the same small group of people, and the more people you get to meet and interact with the more you realize that we’re all a lot more the same then we are different,\" she told EDM.com. \"That was something that I really felt I got out of music and I wanted to provide to other people.\"\n\nPrevious Minecraft concerts have typically featured one or two stages and usually a dozen or so artists. Rave Family Block Fest will feature over 65 stages and more than 950 artists in what is primed to be the largest event the game has ever seen in terms of scale. With nearly 1,000 performers across a staggering number of genres, including dubstep, techno, house, trance, and even jam bands, this might be the only festival that can actually say “there’s something for everyone” and mean it. The lineup poster has more text on it than some short stories, but while reading you might have noticed that there are no tiers, phases, or headliners and that every act is in alphabetical order and sized the same.\n\nWhen speaking with McGuire, we learned that this was not due to style or spacing constraints. It was done intentionally to treat all artists equally and combat some of the gatekeeping involved with getting booked for a show. \"When we were booking this festival, I didn’t care who I was talking to,\" she said. \"Be it nobody or somebody, our lineup poster is alphabetical order and everyone is the same size. If that’s a problem, we’re not the company for you to work with.”\n\nThe stages are primarily hosted by artists or labels and their construction was led by fans, staff, or even many of the artists themselves. Don’t let the word “stages” make you think that these are simply recreations of a standard raised platform with turntables, though. The stages featured at Rave Family Block Fest are anything but basic, encapsulated in their own entrancing worlds with much to do and explore. Essentially, you won’t just spawn into a room with a stage and dancefloor—you’ll spawn into a pixelated paradise with space stations, meteors, aliens, and otherworldly views to explore.\n\nAnother area features a replica of Dunder Mifflin Paper Company, Inc. from The Office with an added underground warehouse stage for artists to take the decks. For the in-person concert aficionados in attendance, organizers have even included a replica of the world-famous Red Rocks Amphitheatre. In addition to having a place to virtually dance and listen to tunes, these worlds are meant to be explored and interacted with. There will be minigames, secret areas, easter eggs, and more included across the 65 stages, so, like a real festival, there will be more to do than just watch the performances.\n\nWhen players log into Rave Family Block Fest, they will spawn into the main festival hub. From there, they’re welcome to meet up with their friends, plan their journey, or simply explore the large area chock full of pop-culture references, activities, and more. After a tour of the gargantuan festival grounds, our heads were spinning with not only how much substance was packed in, but also the meticulous level of detail. In an effort to make exploration simple, there are giant replicas of the TARDIS from Doctor Who scattered around that let players easily teleport from one area to another.\n\nOn the technical side of things, the organizers have exactly the right background to operate an event of this scale. Spearheaded by McGuire, who just so happens to have delivered the winning pitch at the 2018 iteration of the prestigious tech competition TechCrunch Disrupt, the team has an extensive background in virtual reality, augmented reality, and more. This has allowed them to use their knowledge to organize the event in such a way that makes an event of this scale possible while providing a lag-free experience.\n\nThis is done by hosting the festival on many different servers with each stage being its own entity and implementing a load balancer rather than using just one large server. For our experienced Minecraft readers, McGuire informed us that Rave Family Block Fest will be using a paper server rather than commonly used spigot servers, which will drastically increase performance. In addition to the server structure, when building the grounds, they’ve avoided the use of in-game building materials that are known to cause latency issues, which they state will create a smoother experience for all. Don’t let the idea of multiple servers scare you—players will not be forced to back out and reconnect the game multiple times, as all of the servers are connected through teleportation pads that make travel as easy as a mouse click.\n\nSince the Minecraft application does not allow you to host in-game audio, Rave Family Block Fest partnered with Mixcloud Live to host legal DJ sets. As a result, every set will be cleared and the holders of the featured songs will be paid. Seeing as there are almost 1,000 performances, many of the stages and their respective artists will be playing their sets two times per day in order to help ease scheduling conflicts.\n\nA typical barrier to entry for Minecraft-hosted events is access to the game. Although livestreamed festivals are often free and require no download, the experience is limited when compared to an interactive environment. McGuire has taken the cost of the game into consideration and has shared with us that she intends to host monthly iterations of Rave Family Block Fest and create a continuous space for digital rave squads to party while in COVID-19-induced lockdown. She explained how after the initial outing, they intend on keeping things fresh month to month while also giving artists the ability to transform their personal spaces.\n\n\"The plan is to do one of these once a month,\" said McGuire. \"So each month, we’re going to build a new main festival area and then the artists can continue to change and improve on their individual servers. So if they have a record coming out and they wanted to do a different theme, they can. It’s going to be this whole ecosystem that exists until we go to live shows again.\"\n\nFortunately, Minecraft is the best-selling game of all time, so many potential attendees already own the game. If one does not own a copy, the full version only costs $30 and is genuinely a fantastic game that can be enjoyed even without an EDM crossover event.\n\nAs reported earlier in the month, the festival’s original name was Electric Blockaloo. This was inspired by the movie Breakin’ 2: Electric Boogaloo and the movement behind the film but was changed due to an extremist group taking on a similar name. Alongside the name change, the date of the festival was pushed back two weeks, as Minecraft recently released a massive update that will require organizers to implement some compatibility updates. Rave Family has stated that while they are sad to push back the festival, it was a necessary move that will help ensure a better experience for players.\n\nAnother roadblock arrived when allegations of sexual assault were made against one of the festival's performers, Space Jesus, who was to host his own stage. After Space Jesus publicly responded, McGuire took action. \"If there's one thing that we can say for sure about 2020, it's that people are done being silent,\" she told us. \"In that spirit, I want to unequivocally state that Space Jesus and the Moon Dot stage will not be a part of our festival.\"\n\n\"If you see or hear about someone doing something wrong and you do nothing about it, you are complicit, which applies to many of the injustices that we are facing in the world,\" she continued. \"I applaud the people who have spoken out and can only hope that more will feel empowered to do so when they see real action being taken. As a company, we will continue to believe and stand by anyone who speaks their truth, and we will continue to try to lift up the voices of those who have been silenced for too long.\"\n\nTHE FUTURE OF DIGITAL EVENTS\n\nWhat started as a gathering for a couple of friends has grown from a small snowball to a Titanic-sinking iceberg in no time. What Rave Family is creating is beyond anything we’ve seen from gaming and EDM crossovers to date. Rather than just a virtual performance space, with the inclusion of mini-games and a bevy of futuristic worlds to explore, they’ve created what is essentially a music festival MMO equally enjoyed by ravers and gamers alike. With the promise of monthly gatherings, artists being paid for their performances, all of the music being cleared and legal, and more, McGuire’s premonition that this festival will change digital events as we know it seems like a surefire bullseye.\n\nRave Family Block Fest takes place July 9th to 12th inside Minecraft. Tickets are on sale now. For more information on how to join in on the fun and to purchase tickets for yourself and squad, head over to their official website here."
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"Notre Dame’s all-in effort on Dante Moore came up short when Moore selected Oregon on Friday. As the Irish reset their 2023 quarterback board with just over five months until Signing Day, they made their first significant move following Moore’s commitment to the Ducks by offering 4-star quarterback Austin Novosad, a current Baylor commitment.\n\nThe Irish were fading for Moore for a while and accepted a commitment from 2024 5-star quarterback CJ Carr that felt like sealed Notre Dame’s fate with Moore at the time. Notre Dame kept recruiting Moore, but Oregon’s momentum was not being stopped at that point. With Moore off the board, Notre Dame was left with a bare recruiting board after all of the other quarterbacks they were recruiting before the decision to be all-in on Moore committed elsewhere.\n\nEnter Austin Novosad. There had been some talk about Novosad being a potential target for Notre Dame even before Moore committed to Oregon. Heck, Novosad himself mentioned that Notre Dame didn’t have a quarterback committed yet weeks ago and that he would be open to communication from Notre Dame.\n\nAustin Novosad tossed 40 touchdowns last year for Dripping Springs HS in Texas while completing 63.6% of his passes for 3,399 yards. Over the previous two seasons, he’s racked up 75 touchdowns and 6,072 yards with just 13 interceptions.\n\nOthers Trying to Flip Novosad\n\nNotre Dame is not the only school currently trying to flip Austin Novosad. Texas A&M, who also lost out on Moore, and Ohio State are in pursuit as well, even though Novosad has been committed to Baylor since December. His stock has risen quite a bit since that commitment, though.\n\nNovosad was ranked #520 overall on the 247 rankings in December but is currently rated #221 overall by 247. Rivals has Novosad ranked the highest at #136 overall.\n\nNovosad visited Baylor and Ohio State in June, so he still has three official visits remaining to potentially visit Notre Dame if the Irish staff can make a quick connection.\n\nFellow Texan Braylon James, the first wide receiver to commit to Notre Dame for the class of 2023, is already working on getting Novosad to join the Texas to South Bend connection in the class of 2023.\n\nSafety Peyton Bowen and cornerback Micah Bell, half of Notre Dame’s elite secondary haul, hail from the Lonestar state. Notre Dame is also working on getting another receiver from Texas, Jaden Greathouse, in the class of 2023. Greathouse is set to announce his decision on Friday, with the Irish the odds-on-favorite to land him.",
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"Windward Boardshop Update – What Happened After The Profit\n\nWindward Boardshop Before The Profit\n\nA Windward board shop was started in 2010 when a group of friends bought the company from someone else. Chris, Tony, and Jess went in on it together. The store was already 30 years established with a real history. It had a reputation for being the go to store for snowboarding and skateboarding equipment. They updated the store and introduced new brands. They completely renovated the building. They change the name as well. While it’s good to have something new, it also took away all of the past of the business – both good and bad. While Windward Boardshop was off to a good start, they decided to open up another store in an affluent part of Chicago. The new store has been failing, and they no longer were maintaining a profit. They are struggling to keep inventory in both stores. Marcus concluded he wanted to help.\n\nMarcus recognizes that active sports are a growing industry. He believes that the store’s history should lead it to profitability. He believed that the competition should be no big deal. He decided to visit the store and see for himself if it would make a reliable investment.\n\nWindward Boardshop on The Profit",
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Marcus thought that it was possible that they were buying the wrong kind of stuff. Marcus walked around and met the rest of the employees. He met an employee named Cody, who was packing things to ship out. Cody was confrontational, accusing Marcus of just being about the dollar and not worrying about the authenticity of their brand. He was worried that they were just going to change into some big chain store. Marcus and an aside to the camera said that he saw Cody’s passion. He admired that but was afraid that he would be difficult to work with.\n\nAnd next, Marcus went to the Highland Park location to check things out. He discovered that the store was empty. He asked the owners to walk him through how they decided to pick that place. Chris said that that proximity to the lakefront and a more affluent customer number made him decide to choose Highland Park. You could tell that Marcus was not a fan of them having chosen the location due to paddle boards, due to the small margins Marcus said that money and water were not a good reason to open a new location of the specialty store. The area where they began was a haven for older people with money, not young hipsters.\n\nMarcus asked how much revenue the new Highland Park location produces. Chris told him that it made $350,000 in revenue each year at a 35% margin. That was a total profit of hundred thousand dollars. That didn’t take into account expenses such as rent and utilities. Since rent was $13,000, and they were only bringing in $10,000 a month, they are losing money before they paid for anything else. Marcus asked where the money came from for that store, and for the location, and discovered that they’d gotten an SBA loan of $359,000. Jess stated that she wished she knew more about the store before she agreed to a second location. Chris and Tony knew that the site had already been picked out, but they did not enlighten Jess to this fact.\n\nMarcus met with each owner individually and found out that Jess’s equity in the business had actually gone down because she’d gotten pregnant, and couldn’t put as much time into the firm anymore. Marcus described the action that Chris had taken as disrespectful. In his meeting, Chris told him that his father wanted him to purchase the business before passing away. Chris felt like if the business failed, then he was ultimately failing his father.\n\nMarcus dug deeper into the financials of the business. He found out that they had no extra working capital and a location that was sucking the life out of Windward Boardshop. Marcus informed Jess about the financials, and she expressed that she felt like she was out of the loop. She also felt like she was told that she could not have a family within the first five years, and she never agreed to that.\n\nMarcus offered the three of them $500,000 in exchange for 50% of the business. Chris asked for more money for less equity. Marcus said that he couldn’t go lower. He agreed to add $100,000 more if they liquated the inventory that they didn’t need. All of them shook on it, and they explained the deal to the employees. Marcus announced his plan to pay off the debt, and provide the working capital. He also wanted to grow a number of active sports that they serviced, and he was planning on changing the name.\n\nMarcus discovered that he did not like the way that Chris made decisions. He did not appear to think things through completely. Marcus told Chris that he didn’t think Windward Boardshop would’ve needed to call him if it were not for the ill advised location. Chris tried to say that they’d bitten off more than they could chew, but Marcus did not have it. He wanted Chris to own his mistake.\n\nThe first thing Marcus did was close down the location that was bleeding money. As Chris and Tony were taking down things from the shelves to sell at the original spot, they started blaming Jess for the failure of the Highpoint location. Marcus overheard them, and let them know that Jess had nothing to do with picking the location. Jess was very upset about the closure of the store. She was worried about her staff. Marcus thought it was indicative of her passion, and he thought it was a good sign.\n\nMarcus had them revamp the basement to fix the inventory process and turn the rest of it into a retail space. Marcus had Jess leading the liquidation process, and he was impressed by her knowledge and leadership. Marcus and the team reinvented the store as “W82”, which incorporated the Windward name with the year that the business opened. They then went through the inventory and got rid of items that did not have the correct margins. Marcus then discussed adding new products that would actually sell. He received some kickback from the staff, but ultimately it was his word that went.\n\nThey closed Windward Boardshop to do a total revamp of the space. There would be separate departments for each sport. Marcus decided that Jess would be the buyer for the company. Chris put up a bit of a fight but recognized that Jess did a great job, and relinquished his control. Marcus decided to give up some of his equity to give all of the owners more – Chris got 30%, Tony got 20%, and Jess went back up to 10%. In the end, the store looked entirely different. Everything looked clean and well organized. Let’s take a look out how they did once Marcus took a step back.\n\nWindward Boardshop Now in 2018 – The After ‘The Profit’ Update",
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"Mini Steps: Princess Leia Evolves\nPosted by Jeremy on June 8, 2020 at 04:20 AM CST\nFrom princess to senator to commander to infiltrator to general to mother to padawan to mentor, the career path of the most famous woman in the Star Wars galaxy has been as numerous as her wardrobe changes and his latest Ministeps column Kevin Downard looks at the revolutionary costumery of Leia Organa-Solo-Skywalker.",
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"Being the first major character revealed in the Skywalker Saga, Princess Leia has been a fan favourite and pop culture icon since she first appeared in Star Wars in 1977. It wasn't until 2000 that this character became minifigured and since then there have been a total of 26 different versions in nine different outfits, and this article delves into each.\n\n\nLEGO Star Wars fans were first introduced to Princess Leia in minifigure form in 2000 with the arrival of 7190 Millennium Falcon; dressed in the gauzy white outfit she was wearing when rescued from the Death Star, this inaugural minifigure featured a yellow printed head and her distinctive brown bun hair. Though this figure was only released in this set to the set it wouldn't be updated version until 2007 with the release of 10179 UCS Millennium Falcon, marking an eight-year gap in this minifigure adorned in this character's most iconic outfit.",
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"The overall print was identical, but she now had a flesh tone head and reddish brown hair. Additinally this latter version would show up in two more sets (10188 Death Star and 10198 Tantive IV) and a magnet pack.",
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"The updated white dress figure would go on to be found with two interesting variants. The less appealing of the two had a face print with large eyes - a trend later popularised with the minfigures based on the Clone Wars TV series - and was found in later copies of 10188 Death Star. The figure is overall the same, but the size of those eyes is exaggerated.\n\nThe second variant is the smooth-haired Leia. This figure was found in some early copies of set 10198 Tavive IV. Speculation suggests that a production error caused the hair element to turn out like a glob of chocolate. To date, this is the only molding error that has been found in regular production sets, though the exact number in existence is unknown it is believed to be in the hundreds. In true collector fashion, the demand for this error shot up and so did the price. While not as expensive as some of the exclusive minifigures this variant is definitely one of the most expensive LEGO Star Wars minifigures.",
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"In 2011 in yet another Millennium Falcon (7965), the next A New Hope white dress variant arrived. While the body remained the same as the versions above, the head element produced for the Princess Tamina minifigure from The Prince of Persia theme, released the year earlier, was used. Lastly, the cherry on top (or rather buns on the side) was an updated mold for Leias hair.\n\nLeias next evolution included the first update to the white dress torso by adding extra detail to the belt as well as including back printing. This version replaced the older Leia as the updated 75159 Death Star replaced 10188 Death Star. Additionally, this version added an updated face print. The next variant, found in 75229 Death Star Escape, would remain identical to this version with the exception of yet another new face.\n\nThe next iteration was the one that fans had been waiting for. Along with the updated 75244 Tantive IV Princess Leia was given a new printed white skirt element and printed white legs were added to this minifigures ensemble.",
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"To round out Leias white wardrobe was a throwback to the original Leia. Celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Star Wars, LEGO produced six retro-styled minifigures. One of these was Princess Leia; with an almost perfect facsimile of the original 1999 version, this minifigure had the original hair element, yellow face, and original white dress torso (with the added touch of a silver 20th-anniversary logo printed on the back). The only thing LEGO couldnt capture was the original brown color of the hair! Curiously this A New Hope-attired minifigure was included with 75243 Slave I - 20th Anniversary Edition, rather than the more appropriate Bespin gown.",
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"That completes the run of her white Senatorial gown, and the next outfit on the catwalk is the scantily clad slave outfit that Princess Leia was forced to wear during her servitude in 4480 Jabba's Palace. This all-yellow version of Leia came out in 2003 and was limited to this set.",
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"Receiving an update with 6210 Jabbas Sail Barge, Leia's skin tone changed from yellow to flesh, along with the hair element becoming reddish-brown. Like its predecessor, this version was exclusive to just the one set. After a three year gap, the next version was found in a magnet set along with Boba Fett and a Royal Guard. This minifigure had all of the same elements but lacked the neck bracket in its assembly, making it a variant.",
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"The final version of the bikinied Princess would come in just one set: the updated 75020 Jabbas Sail Barge; with new prints to the torso and legs, and while the hair piece was specifically sculpted for Leia and has never been used for any other minifigure - Star Wars or otherwise - this minifigure shared the head print with two other versions.",
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"The third Princess Leia costume, which was revealed in 2003, portrayed in minifigure form was only ever found 10123 Cloud City, the next outfit for Leia was her Bespin gown. This original version featured the same yellow head as other early iterations as well as a brown hair piece first used on a Padme figure in 1999. However the torso graphic was highly inaccurate compared to the movie's costume, but given that it was still early days for the theme this was largely ignored.\n\nWhen the Master Builder Series 75222 Betrayal at Cloud City was released in 2018, Leia received the only update to the Bespin gown print, which gave it a much more realistic appearance. LEGO once again took advantage of the new skirt mold, and the torso print was unique to this set, though the head and hair were recycled from previous Leia minifigures.",
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"The next outfit we saw Leia in was her Hoth gear. Like so many other debuts, this version came with a new Millennium Falcon (4504) and was the seocnd wardrobe change in 2003. Also issued in 6212 X-wing Fighter, some issues of releases of this set saw another smooth hair element variant for collectors to chase.\n\nThe first update for the Hoth Outfit came in 2011 with the release of 7879 Hoth Echo Base; with a new torso print and white arms, the original tan torso element was retained. Trading the classic bun hair element for a braided hair piece completed the upgrade. This minifigure remained the go-to Princess Leia for all the Hoth sets until 2017 with the release of - surprise, surprise - a new Millennium Falcon (75192). This was the first time that Princess Leia in her Hoth outfit received a white torso with tan printing, and was given printed legs for the first time. The head came as a special print with a smile on one side and a breathing mask on the other. The following year the minifigure would remain almost entirely intact for 75203 Hoth Medical Chamber and 75222 Betrayal at Cloud City, except that the head was changed to one with a smile on one side and stern face on the other.",
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"With the major outfits that Princess Leia appeared in winding down, there are only a few figures left to review. The first of these is the Endor Outfit that first came in 8038 The Battle of Endor, and was - chronologically - the first Leia minifigure to come with the braided hair piece. Featuring sand blue legs and a camo printed torso, the head element was the same as that used in other early Leia minifigures. To date this is the second least-updated minifigure when, in 2015, 75094 Imperial Shuttle Tydirium changed the camo-printed torso for a camo poncho made of cloth.",
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"The sixth costume, which can only to be found in 9495 Gold Leaders Y-wing Starfighter, is Princess Leia in her white Celebration attire. She featured the same hair piece as the first Cloud City Leia but is the only minifig to have it in dark brown color.",
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"In keeping with Leia figures to only have one version so far is Boushh. Although not technically listed as a Leia minifigure, we all know who was under the helmet. She came in the updated 9516 Jabbas Palace in 2012 and filled a major gap when she was released. The helmet mold is remarkable and is another great example of how unique elements for the LEGO Star Wars theme can be.",
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"The only other Leia minifigure to have a one outfit wonder is the one worn during her time at Bright Tree Village on the Forest Moon of Endor during The Return of the Jedi. Appropriately she came in 10236 Ewok Village and is the only Leia to come with a cloth skirt.",
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"Our final version of Leia is her general outfit as she appears in the Sequel Trilogy; limited to only 75140 Resistance Troop Transport, Leia now had a lighter hair tone instead of the reddish-brown of her younger years. Surprisingly this version, released in 2016, was given an updated print in 2019 to represent Leia as she appeared in the Star Wars: Resistance cartoon series - with a turtleneck collar and less age lines. Included in just one set - 75240 Major Vonregs TIE Fighter - this minifigure was seen as a token inclusion to an otherwise forgettable addition to the LEGO Star Wars theme.\n\nExisting in minifigure form for 20 years now, Princess Leia has had 27 different variants in nine different outfits. Covering 27 regular production sets and 2 magnet sets, the Princess Leia minifigure is nearly as unique as the actress who portrayed this gutsy character.\n\nAre there any versions of Leia that are still missing? Do you think that we will get updates to some of these figures? Will Slave Leia ever make a return? Let us know your thoughts in the LEGO Star Wars Minifigures section of our forums! If you are an aspiring Star Wars minifigure collector you can use Kevin's LSW Collector app to help track your collection - and check out his Instagram account for inspiration!\nSEND"
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"Our regular review of recent news from around the decentralized identity community. In this edition, we look at some predictions on what 2023 will hold for digital identity, increased interoperability between countries, and an interesting new intersection of AI and digital identity.\n\nThis Security Boulevard article by Mike Engle offers several useful insights into the ties between digital identity and security for 2023; we’re going to summarize the top two.\n\n1.” US regulators will require tech giants to adopt non-proprietary identities.”\n\nProprietary identities are widely used across the internet today; they refer to any time you log in with a third-party application — such as Apple, Facebook or Amazon — and a defining trait of these identities is that all your data is stored centrally on one of the provider’s servers. Non-proprietary identities give more control to the user over where their data is stored — usually locally on one of their devices — and how much is shared with others when interacting online. Pointing to the Improving Digital Identity Act nearing passage, and federal government agencies already transitioning to a more secure approach to identity management, Engle thinks it is only a matter of time before regulations hit large corporations to drive more secure identity practices for all consumer-facing businesses.\n\n2. “VPNs will give way to identity-based perimeters for the virtual workforce”\n\nEngle’s main point here is that there are simply too many people using corporate networks from insecure locations, and VPNs are almost worthless if login credentials have been compromised. Offering some terrifying statistics such as 2 billion passwords were leaked in 2021 alone, and that roughly 70% of breached passwords are still in use, it’s easy to see how an identity based solution with more robust verifiable credentials tied to biometrics might be a better way forward. (Chase Cunningham —aka, Dr. Zero Trust— recently did a more in-depth look into this issue in an article for Indicio.)\n\nChris Burt reports for Biometric Update that the governments of the Philippines and Singapore recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) that will allow each nation’s digital ID to be recognized in both countries.\n\nThis announcement mirrors the global trend of governments looking to make their digital credentials more interoperable with one another and, therefore, more useful to their citizens. For example, the Philippines has also signed deals with Belgium and China, and Singapore is exploring opportunities to collaborate with India. These partnerships are hugely important for the advancement of digital identity, offering the opportunity for interoperability, but also for nations to learn more from each other about technical approaches and best practices.\n\nThis article by Nancy Liu, Editor for sdx central, takes a look at a different approach to security just announced by Nvidia — Artificial Intelligence (AI) based Digital Fingerprinting. This AI is designed to build a digital profile of the data you typically interact with at work, and how if you — or someone with your credentials — does anything suspicious or out of the ordinary, the security team at the organization will be alerted.\n\nAs the team looks ahead, Bartley Richardson, director of cybersecurity engineering and R&D at Nvidia, predicts “a detailed digital identity model [using AI] that knows how fast a person types, with how many typos, what services they use, and when they use them” for creating secure digital identities.\n\nThis is an interesting probabilistic approach to digital identity. At Indicio, we have been working on a decentralized digital identity approach to employee verification in an effort to provide additional security for organizations, require little maintenance, and also to put that data back in the user’s hands. This AI based solution is still in its early days but will certainly be one to watch.\n\nHow Government Can Keep Up with the Future, Derek Robertson, Politico Magazine\n\nDerek Robertson, a reporter for Digital Future Daily and contributor to Politico Magazine, discusses a conversation he had with Jordan Shapiro, an economic and data analyst at the center-left Progressive Policy Institute, in which she weighs in on where the American government stands now in terms of IT, and what generally gets in the way of keeping its systems modernized and accessible.\n\nSome of the biggest issues Shapiro calls out for the government are that there are hundreds of agencies, all with their own technologies to keep updated, and that there are so many new solutions coming out that regulations are being created often without proper research or knowledge of how they will affect the real world. She also discusses how the businesses creating these products and the government have inherently competing interests, with the businesses often focusing on income and productizing as much as they can, and the government focusing on safety and privacy.\n\nWith the government’s main priority being security, safety, and privacy they are often slower to adopt new technologies. Shapiro points to President Biden’s recent executive order and the “time tax” — the sheer amount of paperwork necessary to enroll in benefits such as Medicare, Medicaid, or the Health and Human Services — Biden calls out as being problematic for Americans in the document. One solution Shapiro proposes is better digital identity systems to fix this problem, providing a more streamlined and secure process for accessing government programs.\n\nThe good news is that some governments are already hard at work on implementing these solutions! For more information about ongoing efforts you can watch the video of a recent Indicio Meetup where Indicio’s CEO, Heather C Dahl, sat down with representatives from several different government organizations to discuss their efforts to use decentralized digital identity and how they arrived at this solution."
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"Lieutenant General Larry O. Spencer was awarded his fourth star, making him a full general, and promoted to Vice Chief of Staff of the United States Air Force on July 27.\n\nIn addition to his own specific duties, if the Chief of Staff of the Air Force is absent or unable to perform his responsibilities General Spencer will also fill that role, which includes advising the President of the United States, the Secretary of Defense, and the National Security Council, while serving on the joint chiefs of staff.\n\nGeneral Spencer's mother, Thelma Gaines Spencer, was born and raised in Prince Edward County. She currently resides in Maryland. His father, the late Alfonzo Spencer, an Army veteran, was born in Red House.\n\nGen. Spencer was given the oath of office by Air Force Chief of Staff Gen. Norton Schwartz and the Secretary of the Air Force, Michael Donley, officiated the Pentagon ceremony.\n\nPresident Obama appointed Gen. Spencer, who had been assigned as the director of force structure, resources, and assessment with the Joint Staff in the Pentagon, which saw him develop capabilities and conduct studies, analysis and assessment for the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, according to the Air Force's website.\n\nThe four-star general is 1979 graduate of Southern Illinois University and received a commission as a second lieutenant via an ROTC program a year later.\n\nThe general was also the first Air Force officer to serve as Assistant Chief of Staff in the White House Military Office, serving in that capacity from 1994 to 1996.\n\nIn addition to his uncle living in Prince Edward, Gen. Spencer also has an uncle and aunt living in Red House."
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"What, as Henry Kelly might once have said, am I?\n\n-> I'm highly collectible: my first edition sold for one shilling and now changes hands for upwards of £20,000\n\n-> That first edition ran to 112 pages, but between my distinctive mustard yellow covers this year are 1680 pages, all of them dedicated to my chosen subject",
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"My Wisden arrived this morning.\n\nI buy this every year, and now have twenty-one different editions of the Almanack itself and each of the four accompanying compendiums. Why do I have hundreds and thousands of pages worth of cricketing statistics and other assorted nuggets of information on the game and the people who play it? I'm not sure really. I just love it. I might be in a minority of one here, but for me it is an intensely comforting book, one to be dipped into over the course of the next twelve months and for years to come. It is a keen reminder of times past, but it is also a harbinger of summers to come. It is a window into an older, more ordered and conservative world, but it is also fiercely independent and sometimes outspoken. You have no doubt already written this off as an incredibly tedious book, but for fans of cricket, it remains the bible. Far more than just a record of games gone, it is a mine of comment, information and - yes - amusement. This is not a book that takes itself - or its subject - too seriously: amidst its otherwise fairly sombre and straightfaced tributes to various people associated with the game of cricket, the 1965 edition contained the following obituary:\n\n\"CAT, Peter, whose ninth life ended on November 5, 1964, was a well-known cricket-watcher at Lord's, where he spent 12 of his 14 years. He preferred a close-up view of the proceedings and his sleek, black form could often be seen prowling on the field of play when the crowds were biggest. He frequently appeared on the television screen. Mr SC Griffith, secretary of MCC, said of him: `He was a cat of great character and loved publicity'.\"\n\nNot funny ha-ha, perhaps, but if any of us provoke as fond a tribute when we pass on, then I think we'll be doing pretty well.\n\nAs a result of the book's longevity too, it provides us with a uniquely slanted perspective on the history of the last two-hundred years. One of the hardest editions to find is the one from 1919 (which actually features Statue John's grandfather as a cricketer of the year). That year's book contains the lists of war dead; those cricketers killed during the First World War. It is as moving and eloquent as almost anything else I have seen on the same subject. The names of the perhaps great cricketers of the future that were never allowed to fulfill their potential are somehow painfully emblematic of the human tragedy of war. Another famous edition is the copy of the 1939 edition belonging to E.W. Swanton, the distinguished cricket writer. It was the copy that he had with him when he was taken prisoner by the Japanese. It proved so popular with the other Prisoners of War that it had to be reserved in advance like a library book, and could be borrowed for no more than 12 hours at a time. It was stamped \"Not subversive\" by the guards and became so heavily thumbed that it was rebound by two prisoners using rice paste as glue. Swanton died, aged 92, in 2000 but that very same copy of the book is now on display in the museum at Lord's.\n\nFor these kinds of reasons, and for many others besides, Wisden is special and it's somehow more than just another book. It's magical, and I'm very much looking forward to getting stuck into my new copy.\n\nWell Helmut. Will you play or pass?"
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"Lourdes Paredes: A Model of Spirituality\n\nEver since she was a little girl, Lourdes Paredes always wanted to be a nun. Back then, joining the convent seemed like the only outlet for the spiritual yearnings of a girl raised in a traditional Filipino Catholic family. Though she never did become “Sister Lourdes,” this soft-spoken but fiercely strong woman has become a spiritual role model to many. She just does it in Spandex instead of a habit.",
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"Those who take her challenging vinyasa yoga classes agree that it’s the spiritual aspect of Lourdes’ practice that makes her a true guru. Not only does she incorporate chant, mudras and yoga philosophy into her classes, she is known for coaxing her students out of savasana with a spiritual reflection, often poetry from one of her favorite spiritual masters, Rumi. While teaching postures, she slips in a few spiritual lessons about centeredness, focus or balance. Often her themed classes fit special occasions: new beginnings for the New Year, opening the heart for Valentine’s Day or nonviolence as the country goes to war.\n\n“I want to help people live from their soul, from a deeper place,” says Lourdes, who recently returned to Chicago after spending the winter in her native California. “I try to pick themes that people can integrate as metaphors for their practice and their lives.”\n\nOne consistent theme is flow. “I create classes that help people practice moving in their bodies with flow, so they learn to move with their breath,” she says. “Yoga can retrain your nervous system. If you learn to stay and breathe through challenging poses, then other life challenges don’t scare you as much. When you get used to moving with a certain rhythm or flow on the mat, you learn to deal with stress off the mat in a different way.”\n\nLourdes not only teaches about spirituality, she models it. She has spent a large part of her life learning all about the different parts of spirituality — from Dark Mind Control to inter-being connections to meditation — to ensure she has all the knowledge she needs. In fact, her life is a testament to the transformative power of yoga. It’s been a long journey from Catholic schoolgirl to yoga teacher for 33-year-old Lourdes. The youngest of three daughters to two physician parents, she grew up near the beach in Southern California. After high school, she went off to UC-Riverside to study human development. But it was a theology class with a female professor during her senior year that truly inspired her. “I hadn’t seen a lot of women in the church, so this was new to me,” she recalls. “And I was fascinated by theology.”\n\nSo she pursued graduate studies at the Jesuit School of Theology at UC-Berkeley, followed by an integrative studies fellowship at Columbia University in New York City. When her fellowship ended, she decided to stay in New York, joining a lay missionary program in East Harlem with a community of nuns who provided early childhood development services for low-income parents. She also got involved in a lay spirituality program through her Catholic parish.\n\nUsed to a laid-back West Coast lifestyle, Lourdes struggled with the fast pace of the “city that never sleeps.” To cope, a friend suggested yoga classes at a nearby ashram called Integral Yoga. “When I walked into my first class, I saw the teacher on her knees praying,” she remembers. “It really had a sacred sense, and I’ve always held that as a bar.”\n\nLourdes continued the Sivananda series of gentle stretches and breathing exercises on her own when she moved to Chicago in 1996 to take a job as the director of vocation ministry for an order of priests–an unusual assignment for a young lay woman. As she worked with young men considering priesthood, Lourdes struggled with her own calling. “An underlying question for me has always been: What is my passion? Is my work the way I want to contribute to the world?”\n\nShe eventually became frustrated with the church’s narrow definition of vocation and the emphasis on recruitment numbers in her job. “I wanted to help people find their work in the world, but their underlying tone was, ‘If you don’t choose this, it’s not spiritual.'”\n\nInvolvement in a women’s spirituality group had broadened Lourdes’ spiritual horizons, but she still couldn’t imagine how she could make a living doing spiritual work outside institutional church structures–until she met Daren Friesen, whose surfer look expanded her image of a yoga teacher. “He was very spiritual and incorporated all these spiritual ideas he had learned while in India,” she says.\n\nInitially, Lourdes took Daren’s Sunday morning astanga class, then attended mass at a Catholic church later in the evening. But when she signed up for teacher training, she found her weekends were filled with classes and study. “I began to think, ‘Why am I going to church when I’ve already done my spiritual practice?’ I began to feel there was enough spiritual substance for me in yoga.”\n\nAlthough she originally took teacher training to deepen her own practice, she began leading a few classes at Moksha in 2000. A year later, after gaining clarity while on a yoga workshop in Hawaii with Shiva Rea, she quit her job. “I realized there was something changing inside of me, and the outside had to change, too,” she says.\n\nLourdes stepped up her yoga teaching schedule while working on another master’s degree–this one in organizational development from Loyola University. In addition to classes at Moksha Riverwest and Lakeview, she teaches at Healing Power Yoga in Highland Park and Namaskar in Chicago. Students have watched her teaching evolve and grow over the years.\n\n“She is just a true yogini,” says Chris de Lizer, a partner at the Namaskar boutique and yoga studio. “She really teaches from her heart and soul.”\nRenee LaStrange of Winnetka has practiced with her for three years. “The union of mind, body and spirit is something Lourdes does so well,” she says. “It’s just who she is, and it comes across in her teaching.”\n\nLourdes also is known for her intentional sequencing and creative classes. While students love the intensity of the physical practice, they also appreciate her soft, almost nurturing demeanor.\n\n“She is really tuned into what her students need and conveys a real sense of caring,” says Michael Cowan of Chicago, a regular at Lourdes’ early morning classes at Moksha. “She has a particularly spiritual kind of practice that I haven’t experienced with anyone else.”\n\nHer crack-of-dawn classes draw a number of dedicated students, and Lourdes is sensitive to the need to wake up the body slowly. “I know that people who come to my class have important work to do, and I feel it is a privilege that they start their day off with my class,” she says. “Yoga might be what centers them, gets them in touch with their truth, helping them move through the chaos of life with a little more grounding and ease.”\n\nHer evening classes are quite different from the morning ones. “The images I offer, the tone of my voice, the poses are much more reflective and soothing, though still deep and intense,” she says. “An evening practice is much like a counterpose to the day–the deeper meaning of counterpose being to honor what has just past. An evening class is intuitively a opportunity to reflect and honor the work of the day.”\n\nAn avid workshop attendee, Lourdes has studied with nearly every major yoga master to pass through Chicago. Two have been exceptional influences. Andre Lappa took her practice “to another level,” says Lourdes, who has studied with him here and in Kiev. “From him I learned about full potential–he calls it ‘maximum experience.’ He says, ‘Why should we teach baby yoga? Why do poses that get you halfway when you can work toward full expression?'”\n\nThe Catholic Church remains an influence on Lourdes, although her spirituality is more eclectic these days. “The funny thing is that I really ‘got’ some Catholic ideas more profoundly through yoga–things like ritual or reconciliation, communion and community, or the recognition that God is in everything,” she says.\n\nAlthough she is unsure where her journey might take her next, Lourdes remains committed to her practice and to helping others discover the energy within themselves that can transform their lives. “You work hard, whether it’s asana, work, relationships or family, and you then offer it up to God,” she says. “That’s the spiritual practice of yoga.”"
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"Just when you thought he was out…\n\nCuomo would be just 4 points behind his former running mate if he entered the Democratic main race to retake the governorship Emerson College/The Hill survey disclosed.\n\nHochul rallies 37 percent of Democratic primary voters to 33 percent for Cuomo in the hypothetical match, the poll says.\n\nThe poll was a mixed bag for Cuomo, who resigned last August under threat of impeachment after a state investigative report released by Attorney General Letitia James concluded he molested or abused 11 women, including staff members in his service. He has denied wrongdoing.\n\nCuomo would certainly have been running for a fourth term before he was caught in a scandal.\n\nHowever, the poll found that nearly two-thirds of all New York voters — 63 percent — believe Cuomo should not return to public office, while 24 percent believe he should, while the rest has no opinion on it.\n\nIn the hypothetical primary, Cuomo had the support of 59 percent of black voters, by far the highest of any candidate.\n\nHochul had the greatest support among white and Hispanic voters — 51 percent and 50 percent, respectively.\n\nNo wonder Cuomo made his first public speaking appearance at a predominantly black church in Brooklyn – God’s Battalion of Prayer in East Flatbush – where he did not repent for his sins but instead blamed others for his downfall.\n\nCuomo is also spending some of his $16 million in remaining campaign funds in TV spots Attacking James’ report and preserving his innocence.\n\n“While voters trust the poll’s findings and don’t want Cuomo returning to office, he still has significant support from a base of Democratic primary voters,” said Spencer Kimball, executive director of the Emerson College Poll.\n\n“When he resigned, I noticed that he still had a strong base of support that seemed ready to fight for him … but he resigned. These current numbers suggest the base is still with him and he could win by a majority in a multi-candidate field,” Kimball said.\n\n“I think he would have more trouble winning a primary one-on-one.”\n\nCuomo has argued James’ report was a political hit.\n\nBut voters have a different opinion.\n\nOf all voters, 59 percent say they trust the findings of James’ inquiry into Cuomo’s sexual harassment allegations, while just 23 percent disagree, although support has slipped from 64 percent last August.\n\nA solid majority of voters – 60 percent – think the inquiry was a serious attempt to find out what really happened to Cuomo’s treatment of women, while 38 percent said it was politically motivated.\n\nFor Democrats, the range is narrowing — 54 percent said the probe was legitimate, while 43 percent believed it was politically motivated.\n\nIf Cuomo ran for attorney general again — a post he held before he was elected governor in 2010 — he would trail James by a larger 12-point margin, 45 percent to 33 percent among Democratic primary voters.\n\nHochul served as Cuomo’s lieutenant governor for six years before taking over the top position after resigning.\n\nWithout Cuomo in the mix, Hochul has a commanding lead among declared Democratic primary candidates — with 42 percent support, followed by Williams at 10 percent, Suozzi at 7 percent, and Paul Nichols at 5 percent. More than a quarter of Democrats — 27 percent — are undecided.\n\nThe primaries will be held on June 28, with 10-day early voting starting on June 18.\n\nNearly a quarter of GOP voters — 23 percent — are undecided and 7 percent plan to vote for someone else.\n\nThe poll polled voters via automated phone calls and an online window.\n\nI'm a makeup artist and you used your fake tan wrong...it's not for your body",
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"Hardo Mazou is a farmer in Aguie, a village in the Maradi region of Niger. The 44 year old father of 14 has been farming his 50 hectares of land since he was a young boy, learning agricultural techniques passed down by his elders for generations.",
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"It is said that laughter is, in fact, tears turned inside out. Elyse Briggs”™ key ingredient in her secret recipe of teaching is laughter. With her refreshingly unpretentious approach to teaching yoga, she elicits laughter, even in those of us who do not laugh easily. She states that her mission is: “Allowing each individual the ability to laugh at themselves, and to not take it so seriously. I have been to too many yoga classes where it has been very serious. A lot of folks feel that in order to meditate correctly or to have a serious yoga practice, you have to have this stern look on your face.”\n\nIf you take her class at Yoga at The Village in Glendale, then be prepared to laugh and perhaps sing. Sometimes after a strenuous vinyasa, she will ask her students to call out their favorite expletive or have them say what would come out of their mouth if they were a ninety year old Jewish woman. Briggs demonstrates for me “aye” or “aaaachh.” She professes: “I am a self proclaimed type A, neurotic, Jewish woman…and I might add middle aged!” Briggs did not imagine herself teaching yoga, let alone owning a yoga studio. Her introduction to yoga was by default. This aspiring actress was enrolled in acting school at the American Academy, and there were two choices for electives: fencing or yoga. She chose fencing because “there was no way that I was doing yoga!” To her dismay, fencing was closed, so she had to take yoga. Even though she denounced it as she was doing it, she was learning some invaluable lessons that she could not deny.\n\nInterestingly enough, two very important people in her life at that time (yoga teacher and acting coach) both would say: “Be in the here and now.” Elyse Briggs interjects: “Because what else is there? Well, there”™s plenty! There”™s what I am worried about that I said ten minutes ago, and then there”™s later on that I have to deal with!” This concept of the “now” had a profound impact on Briggs, and she continues to discover it as a student of life. When she was no longer forced to do yoga, she put on pink spandex and joined everyone else for aerobics, of course. She recalls: “The brighter the pink, it meant that you were more into the aerobics.” It was not until about a decade later when she was thirty that she really latched on to yoga. She desired to work out, yet the thought of going to the gym was daunting. She decided to give yoga another try, because she remembered that something more happened to her when she did it. There was this incredible feeling of being okay: “And that”™s when I really began to drink it, and I sought it out for the rest of my life.”\n\nBefore she officially became a yoga teacher, she would have other practitioners ask her questions during class. Although she has a strong background in anatomy and physiology, due to years as a body worker, she did not want to step on any yoga teacher”™s toes so to speak. Elyse Briggs thought if she could engage a thousand people on a theatrical stage, then why not a room full of twenty?\n\nShe decided to do a teacher training at the Center for Yoga in 1998, where she studied under Diana Beardsley and Steve Walther, and credits them for excellent training. She learned to never teach beyond her area of expertise: “I always have the disclaimer as a teacher that I”™m not god, I”™m not a master, I don”™t know everything. You know so much more than I do about so many other things. But yet let”™s see if we can just have a melding of the minds right here.” In addition to yoga, she is on the faculty of Massage School Santa Monica.\n\nElyse Briggs admits that she learns more from teaching than being a student. Teaching yoga humbles her: “As an actor and a comedian my whole life, I was able to hide behind my comedy, because that was my job. But you weren”™t a good actor unless the real you crawled through, because everybody can stand on stage and tell a joke, but not everybody can become vulnerable enough to have it work and to have your audience want to crawl in.” She goes on to say: “Teaching is not performing. I realized that as I am sharing pearls of wisdom of my fifty-three years, and I watch [my student”™s] faces; they are listening to me. I really need to know what I am talking about, or be willing to admit that I don”™t. I gained the gift of humility and being able to be okay with being naked in front of a class emotionally.”\n\nShe has found that if she discloses too much about herself, then it becomes more about her and less about the students working through what they need to work through. It has been an enlightening experience for her to “open up, but not dump, and to receive, but not hold.”\n\nHer greatest challenge as a teacher right now is her involvement with a non-profit group dedicated to giving children and teens with life-threatening illnesses and disabilities the opportunity to exist in a normal atmosphere. She has students who are blind, deaf, and some with diseases such as cystic fibrosis and multiple sclerosis. What is beautiful is that they all exist in the same room in her “kick-ass” Saturday morning class with everybody else! Sometimes the other students are unaware who they are practicing next to until they see Elyse Briggs leading a blind student out of the studio to his or her mother. Their yoga classes are important to them because they can exist in a space where no one judges them, and they can be treated as equals.\n\nElyse Briggs gives me insight on how she stays grounded as she moves through this thing called life:“I am more of a metaphysicist than anything else, and I really appeal to my higher self. I don”™t know if there”™s a god, [but] with all the time that I spent leading groups in Thailand for Thai Massage, I certainly know that the Buddhist tradition has the cap on all of it.” She avows: “My daughter now calls me a Jew-Bu or a Bu-Jew.”\n\nBriggs tries stay as open as possible to all philosophies and gains knowledge from what rabbis have to say, what ministers have to say, and even what Shirley Maclaine has to say. Elyse Briggs expands: “I love the feeling that there”™s something omnipotent, whether it”™s a man with a beard or a Buddha with a belly, or long earlobes, I don”™t know. 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"Humanism during the renaissance essay\n\nHire Writer And the art that they created reflected this newfound perspective. In art, linear and aerial perspective developed and artists considered their canvases to be windows to the natural world.\n\nNiccole Machiavelli of Florence, Italy was the main source of change. At this time there was much conflict between the cities of Italy. Because of this, Machiavelli wrote a book on his political philosophies to keep the current ruler in power.\n\nHis book was entitled, The Prince.",
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"Machiavelli had a very negative, yet realistic, outlook on human nature. He wrote in his book that it is best for a ruler to be feared as opposed to being loved. His reasoning for this belief was that people are not very faithful; they are likely to stay loyal when things are going well, but when things get tough, they will desert you.\n\nIf the ruler is feared, people should be afraid to go against him or her. He also wrote in his book that political life should not be governed by one set of beliefs. He did not believe the government should be entirely run off of one set of religious views.\n\nThis difference shows humanism, because it proves that individuals were becoming more and more important. Individualism was common in artwork now, because artists began to paint portraits and self-portraits.\n\nThe most famous painting of all time, De Mona Lisa, was a portrait painted by Michelangelo during the Renaissance. Another element used in art was perspective.\n\nPerspective gave a picture dimension and it made things appear much more realistically. Perspective reflects on the more humanistic and realistic views people were developing at this time.\n\nThis certainly was a religious time of rebirth. Probably the largest change was the separation of Christianity from politics. This change is what made European society switch from theocratic to homoerotic.\n\nThis separation portrays humanism, because it follows Machiavellian idea that the two should not intertwine. Martin Luther also carried some humanistic ideas. One of his philosophies was that deciphering the bible through a priest was morally incorrect.Essay Question: What cultural changes during the Renaissance portrayed humanism?\n\nHumanism in the Renaissance The Renaissance was a time in which the modern age began, because of humanism. Humanism is a way of life centered on human interest. David C Literature 12 November 4th, Renaissance Humanism Humanism of the renaissance period was the predominant movement that revolutionized philosophical, intellectual, and literary customs.\n\nTwo noteworthy trends in Renaissance humanism were Renaissance Neo-Platonism and Hermeticism, which through the works of figures like Nicholas of Kues, Giordano Bruno, Cornelius Agrippa, Campanella and Pico della Mirandola sometimes came close to constituting a new religion itself.\n\n- Renaissance Art When the new upper class movement, Renaissance, occurred in Italy around the 14th century, a revival of the classical forms originally developed by the ancient Greeks and Romans, an intensified concern with secular life, and interest in humanism and assertion of the importance of the individual began.\n\nThe influence of Humanism during the Renaissance period gave an enormous impact on the development of western music, where the revival in the study of Greek and Latin .\n\nHumanism in The Renaissance Essay Example For Students | Artscolumbia"
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"Google Apps for iPad Productivity Tips To increase efficiency, it helps to add any commonly-accessed websites, such as the Google eBookstore or Google Docs, to the home screen as a bookmark. This allows the shortcut to show up as an app icon, taking users directly where they need to go. To do this, tap the share button at the top of the screen and choose Add to Home Screen. In addition, many third-party apps and software are available to maximize productivity and make tasks simpler for you and your students. Some include:\n\nPreposition Builder Preposition Builder, by Mobile Education Store, is another feather in Kyle Tomson’s hat! This dedicated dad has been developing solid speech & language apps for quite some time and Preposition Builder moved him into the mainstream. This app is a wonderful learning tool for all kids at some point in their development. 20 Great Classroom iPad Apps to add to your Collection (1-5) Over the last year and a half I have really enjoyed exploring the types of iPad apps that can be used in the classroom and so I thought I would begin to draw together some of my favourites and share them with you here. This is the first of 4 posts in which I feature my first 5 recommendations: Hairy Letters A great app for early years classes – understanding letter shapes and sounds. Good to see a phonics app using fonts / sounds used in UK.\n\nBest iPad Apps of 2011 It’s been another great year for the iPad, and for iPad apps. There are now over 170,000 iPad apps available in the App Store (as at 12/21/11). And as Apple’s TV ads for the iPad so nicely illustrate, there are now iPad apps for just about anything you care to do with your favorite tablet device. Top 200 best iPad apps 2012 If you've got yourself an iPad Air or new iPad mini, you'll want to start downloading the best iPad apps straight away. And if you already have an iPad 4 or older iPad, you might want to update it with some new apps. It's the apps that really set iOS apart from other platforms - there are far more apps available on the App Store for the iPad than any other tablet.\n\nEducreations: DIY Whiteboard Video Tutorials on the iPad The new app from Educreations is available in the Apple App Store today (iTunes link). The app is designed to make it easy to create, narrate, and record whiteboard video tutorials on the iPad and to share them with others. A Web version of the startup's whiteboard app has been available for some time now, but it's the native app for an iPad that makes this sort of tool make sense -- it's so much easier to write on a whiteboard with the finger than it is with a mouse, if nothing else. Educreations is hardly the only app like this available for the iPad (I covered the very similar app ShowMe over on MindShift this summer, for example). But while Educreations' iPad app might be late to the whiteboard app market, its entry is a solid one.\n\nThe Ultimate Guide To Using iPads In The Classroom How Students Benefit From Using Social Media 14.60K Views 0 Likes A lot of criticism has been leveled at social media and the effect it has on the way students process and retain information, as well as how distracting it can be. However, social media offers plenty of opportunities for learning and interactivity, and if you take a moment to think about it, it's not too hard to see how students benefit from using social media. 100 Web 2.0 Tools Every Teacher Should Know About 10 Apps For Inquiry Learning This post will show 10 apps or ways that iPads and iPods become powerful learning tools in an inquiry-based learning environment, tied to sound research by a leading education network, the Galileo Network. They offer up a rubric to determine how well a lesson aligns with the inquiry learning process. According to the rubric, there are 8 dimensions of inquiry: AuthenticityAcademic RigorAssessmentBeyond the SchoolUse of Digital TechnologiesActive ExplorationConnecting with ExpertsElaborated Communication The iPad can easily support any of these dimensions, and I want to share 1o ways that it might do it best.\n\nTurn the iPad® into a Knowledge Creation resource Buy Now Free Trials Products & Services Inspiration (Mac/Windows) Inspiration Maps (iPad/iPhone) The iPad as RTI Intervention Toolkit While waiting for the iPad to arrive in my reading intervention classroom, I’ve had a lot of time to think and plan how I will use the device. Ground Rules I don’t want hundreds of apps. I’m looking for a few favorites. I don’t want more drill and kill. Literacy Journal: Only 1 iPad in the Classroom? [for additional ELA/Reading specific apps and ideas see Reading on the iPad] Is only one iPad in a classroom worth it? This question keeps reappearing on the EC Ning and in other blog spaces. The answer is easy: YES, especially if the teacher has access to a Mac desktop or (preferably) laptop and a wifi network in the classroom. It is an even larger YES if the Mac device has the most current operating system. Having a computer to which the iPad can sync is not absolutely necessary, but it is a Best Idea.\n\n100 Incredibly Useful & Free iPad Apps If you just dropped a few hundred dollars on an iPad, you might not have much left in your budget to fill it up with apps. Fortunately, app developers have already stepped up and created a huge collection of completely free iPad apps. Below you’ll find over 100 free iPad apps to help you get started. Many of them are only free for a limited time as an introductory special so you’d better grab them fast! If you like this roundup, it’s definitely worth taking a look at our all-new roundup of The Top 100 iPad Apps, in addition to our collections of 100 free iPhone apps, and 100 free Mac apps, both of which contain some brilliant software that doesn’t cost a dime!\n\nPsychology Tutorials and Demonstrations Keep up-to-date on these tutorials. This is a page that will contain links to hypertext tutorials in psychology as they become available. Currently there are links to tutorials in: Index What's New What's New Integrate Dropbox with Pages, Keynote, and Numbers on iPad and iPhone — techinch The iWork apps are some of the best apps on iPad, and each show just how powerful a touchscreen device can be with the most basic of computing functions: creating and editing documents, spreadsheets, and presentations. They each work quite well with their respective Microsoft Office counterparts also. 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Climate change in the cultural imagination came attached to a certain sense of loftiness: impossibly huge numbers superimposed over aerial shots of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, drone footage of wind turbines, smiling vegetarians wearing Friends of the Earth t-shirts.\n\nWorrying too much about the amount of carbon in our atmosphere was the stuff of space cadets. Even the way politicians engaged with the issue came across as ineffective, distant and appallingly patrician. Polly Mackenzie, at the time a special advisor to Nick Clegg, boasted of how the Liberal Democrats secured the 5p charge for carrier bags in exchange for a coalition agreement to tighten benefit sanctions. David Cameron established his green credentials by jumping aboard a huskie-powered sled and speeding off to inspect a Norwegian glacier back in 2006 – perhaps a little on the nose, but a decent enough metaphor for an environmental agenda which seemed to have little to do with peoples’ lives.\n\nToday, the vibe is wholly different. As Richard Seymour observes, our media has become one big, popping vein of enraged climate sadists. Think about the confected fury of Piers Morgan when presented with vegan versions of classic savoury pastries that he’s under no obligation to actually purchase or consume. Or the effervescent glee with which the 51-year old Julia Hartley-Brewer informed the teenage Greta Thunburg that she’d booked a long-haul flight. Or the strange way in which right-wing ‘influencer’ men like Jordan Peterson and Laurence Fox take pride in letting their supporters know that, by swearing off vegetables and committing themselves full-time to the pursuit of constipation, they refused to be cowed by the idea that eating meat might be bad for the environment.\n\nAs a gesture of solidarity with the tens of millions of carrots murdered every year to facilitate #Veganuary , tonight I forsake vegetables. pic.twitter.com/Tr2XvpZLfi\n\nWhere did this come from? It might be through a clogged artery, but these professionally outraged right-wingers have their finger on the pulse of something deeper. In part, climate sadism forms part of a generalised backlash against that technocratic, managerial and hopelessly hypocritical green tokenism of the coalition years. It’s marked by an appeal to a deeply reactionary and authoritarian shared “common sense”, while simultaneously viewing any attempt to reshape society in line with the common good to be an unacceptable compromise on the values of individualism and faith that the market will sort stuff out eventually. Far from being an anti-establishment ideology, climate sadism is really just Thatcherism on steroids.\n\nBoth climate sadism and green incrementalism operate as cultural constraints on our political imagination. As long as misinformation floods Australian Facebook feeds and WhatsApp group chats during the worst megafires for a generation, the markets may continue unbothered for one more day. Climate change isn’t an environmental crisis so much as an economic one – there’s a lot of money to be made in watching the world burn, and no free market incentive to upend the status quo. Our current model of wealth extraction is both an ecological disaster, and produces corrosive levels of carbon inequality: just 100 companies are responsible for 71 per cent of global emissions.\n\nIt takes a culture industry to prop up fossil fuels markets. In the US alone, fossil fuel interests have outspent environmental groups in lobbying by a ratio of 10:1. The Koch brothers, known for their aggressive bankrolling of conservative and ‘libertarian’ causes, themselves run Koch Industries. It’s reported that the petrochemicals giant “routinely released some 24 million tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere a year”. As such, the current culture war is a reflection of a deepening material conflict. Ranged against one another are a world economy based on the relentless and inexhaustible exploitation of land, labour, and resources, and on the other side, a creeping realisation that the coming climate reckoning won’t be contained by either class distinction or border regimes.\n\nThe culture war is no longer a trivial sideshow to the real fight against material inequality. If we lose the culture war, we lose on the climate too.\n\nLinkedin\nRELATED ARTICLES\nOTHER ARTICLES\nThe first-generation graffiti artist reflects on the tagging’s emergence as an art form and the players who pushed the medium forward.\nPhotographer Sean Maung reflects on documenting a small town in Pennsylvania afflicted by high levels of unemployment, poverty, violence, crime, and addiction.\nFrom snake handlers to mardi-gras revellers, Tom “TBow” Bowden’s photos provide a snapshot of the wonderful and weird people who make up America.\nAfter fleeing the war in Ukraine, people are finding it impossible to secure affordable and decent housing in the UK.\nJeffrey Henson Scales intimate portraits and protest images of the BPP and its leaders offer a rare insight into organisation at a time of societal upheaval.\nDavid 'Dee' Delgado’s photo project is about honouring and uplifting the city of his youth, and a world rapidly disappearing under the relentless onslaught of gentrification."
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"Content retrieved from Wikipedia, and managed by the Marine Mammal Science Education Committee.\nSpecies of South American mammal (Lontra felina)\nNot to be confused with sea otter.\n\nThe marine otter (Lontra felina) is a rare and relatively unknown South American mammal of the weasel family (Mustelidae). The scientific name means \"otter cat\", and in Spanish, the marine otter is also often referred to as gato marino: \"marine cat\". The marine otter (while spending much of its time out of the water) only lives in saltwater, coastal environments and rarely ventures into freshwater or estuarine habitats. This saltwater exclusivity is unlike most other otter species, except for the almost fully aquatic sea otter (Enhydra lutris) of the North Pacific.\n\nThe marine otter has webbed paws and strong claws. The ventral side (underside) of the paws are partially covered in fur. It has 36 teeth and a dental formula of 3.1.3-4.13.1.3.2. The teeth are developed for slicing instead of crushing. The marine otter does not display sexual dimorphism.[5]",
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"Are Red Wigglers The Same As Jumping Worms\n\nJumping Worms: The Creepy, Damaging Invasive You Don’t Know Skip to content Photo © Susan Day / UW Madison ArboretumDisturb a jumping worm, and it’s like a nightcrawler on steroids: It violently writhes on the forest floor, recalling a snake in a bad horror movie. But put aside the creepy factor: jumping worms may be the next big threat to northern forests.\n\nJumping worms, consisting of various non-native species from multiple genera, have become established in a number of eastern and southeastern states. In 2013, species from the genus Months were confirmed for the first time in the Upper Midwest, at the University of Wisconsin-Madison Arboretum.\n\nIn the forests and prairies of the Upper Midwest, the jumping worm could significantly alter habitats and decrease biodiversity. Photo © Susan Day / UW Madison ArboretumOverlooked in all this earthworm love is an important fact: in a significant portion of the North American continent, no native earthworms have existed since before the Ice Age.\n\nIn short, the jumping worm could have profound effects on the overall forest ecosystem. They die in the fall, but leave tiny cocoons that spend the winter in the soil.\n\nAt this time of year, many people are raking leaves into a pile and setting them by the road to be picked up or converted into mulch. If you live in the Upper Midwest, and see a writhing, snake-like earthworm in your backyard, report it to your state natural resources department.\n\nThe Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources also has a handy identification card to help you distinguish the jumping worm from the common nightcrawler. Wisconsin DNR also suggests examining potted plants and gardening and landscaping materials for the presence of jumping worms.",
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"That word gets used, and misused, a lot in the car hobby. It seems just about any hulk that hasn’t completely returned to its elemental state gets called a survivor. To our way of thinking, though, this ’41 Willys has earned the title.\n\nFor one thing, you’re looking at all original sheetmetal. Even the tilt hood is made from the car’s factory front-end parts. There’s no fiberglass here. Some rust repair, sure, covered by fresh primer carefully blended with the 1950s-era red racing paint. The nice-looking trim? Original. Just needed some polish.\n\nWhat makes the Willys’ condition even more remarkable is the fact that it was drag raced and sold off—not once, but twice—before sympathetic hands sought to preserve it.",
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"The car’s guardian angel was Randy Gribble, who owns Lake City Rod & Custom in Watertown, South Dakota. He remembers the day, back in 1990, when he and a friend were driving home from a drag race in Omaha. He was leafing through the local Deals on Wheels ad paper while his buddy drove.\n\nThat’s where he saw an ad for a Willys. “I had Willys fever,” he says, ticking off several of the diminutive hot rods he’s owned over the years, many of which he had to sell to fund the purchase of land for his shop.\n\n“I made my friend pull off the interstate and find a phone booth. It was a Sunday afternoon. I called this place in Greeley, Colorado, a car lot there, and left a message. On Monday they called back, and I made a deal over the phone.”\n\nA couple weeks later the car showed up at Randy’s place. “My first thoughts were, had I seen the car in person I might have passed on it,” he admits. “But I didn’t have a lot of money. I still don’t. Some things never change. And I wanted one really bad.”",
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"The Willys “didn’t look as good as its picture,” Randy says. “The grille was busted out in the center. It had old painted silver wheels on back when the picture showed chrome wheels. The frame was chopped up and rusty, and someone had put an aluminum floor in with sheetmetal screws. But it was an all-steel Willys coupe, and I was in love.”\n\nRandy had opened his business 10 years before and was going full-steam on customer projects. That meant relegating the Willys to after-hours status, worked on “a little at a time each winter.” Being in the business, and a collection of parts from his own race car projects, provided opportunities to add choice parts to the car.",
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"The Willys’ chassis was so beat up that he “started over” using the frame from “another car I pulled out of the weeds,” a ’41 sedan that would also donate its steering column and dashboard. He and his son burned up two battery-powered screwdrivers getting all the sheetmetal screws out of the floor. Randy had a ’57 392 Hemi, left over from a blown-alcohol nostalgia dragster he sold, that he thought “would be perfect in the Willys.” He found a Don Long chromoly straight axle at a swap meet in Phoenix. “It came off an old gasser that they were mistakenly turning into a street rod,” he says, laughing. “It had Willys spindles and everything, and the perches were perfect for Willys springs.”\n\nIt would be years, though, before Randy learned about any of the car’s history. That journey began with a chance encounter, much like spotting the car’s ad in the first place.",
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"“You Got My Old Car”\n\n“I was on my way to the L.A. Roadsters show and was invited to Mike DeVriendt’s open house,” he remembers. “He used to have the So-Cal Speed Shop in Colorado, and that’s the area where this car came from. I was talking to Mike about buying the Willys through the ad, and we realized he sold that car to me. This was 20, 25 years later.”\n\nMike told Randy he had purchased the Willys from a salvage yard south of Wichita. That piece of the puzzle led Randy to contact his friend, Don Baxter, who ran Baxter Ford Parts in Lawrence, Kansas, to see if he knew anything about the car. Don recalled seeing a Willys with Indian-head emblems on the doors, and remembered a Pontiac engine with a chain-driven blower under the hood. That detail stood out, as “it was the first one with chain drive that he ever saw,” says Randy.\n\nAlso lettered on the car were two names, which Randy and a friend punched into an internet search engine four or five years ago. They found a number, dialed it, “and there’s Dave Mader on the phone,” Randy recalls. “I told him what I had, and he said, ‘You got my old car. Me and the sheriff will come get it. That car was stolen.’”",
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"It took a second for Randy to realize Mader was joking. Sort of.\n\nDave Mader and Jerry Morris were friends who bought the Willys in the late 1950s from an ad in a magazine. A drag race car from the Denver area, it had been powered by a Pontiac engine, which explained the logos on the doors. When Mader and Morris bought the car the Poncho mill was toast, so they put another Pontiac in the car, topped by the chain-driven supercharger Don Baxter remembered. They raced it from 1959 to 1964, when Mader was sent to Vietnam. He left the Willys in the care of his partner, but when he came back from the service he learned that Morris had taken the car to a junkyard. “It sounded like Morris was in bad health,” Randy says, “but he still had the original title to the car.”\n\nRandy asked Mader if he had any photos from their racing days. “We could hardly afford gas for the car,” Mader told him. “We didn’t have a camera.”",
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"(We would love to hear from any Deluxe readers who may have seen the car race or have photos of it, from the Mader/Morris years or even before, when it was in Denver. It should be easy to spot in your scrapbook. How many Willys decorated with Indian heads can there be?)\n\nMader asked him if it still had its Pontiac engine and Olds rearend. “No,” Randy told him, “no motor. Just the Pontiac emblem on the doors, and a Tri-Five rearend to roll it around.” Randy said Mader “wasn’t all that happy” to learn Randy put a Hemi in the car. “He wanted a Pontiac back in it,” Randy says, admitting, “I should have done a Pontiac motor. And if Gil and I didn’t have all this Hemi stuff, that’s what he’d be doing now.”",
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"That would be Gil Muro, who with his brothers and other family members operates Hot Rod Ranch in the central California town of Lompoc.\n\nRandy knew Gil from the March Meet. “I used to race there when the Goodguys were doing it. Gil bought a few parts from me at the swap meet.” Over the years, the two stayed in touch, so Gil had Randy’s number handy when he saw on Instagram that the Willys was for sale.\n\n“I put so many projects ahead of this thing, just worked on it when I had the time, when I felt like it,” Randy says. “Pretty soon, it had been 28 years. I’m 64 years old, and I’m thinking about lightening the load a bit. That’s one reason why I got rid of it.”",
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"Plus, he explained, he had taken the car to the point where it was ready for bodywork. “I’m not a body man,” he admits. “I would have had to hire that done.” He also faced a decision about the paint. He had a lot of lengthy discussions with a friend, Craig “Spud” Godfrey, about whether to preserve the historic paint or re-paint the car. “Spud would have been the one to repaint it if I decided to go that way,” Randy says. In the end, he felt the body should stay in its as-raced condition. “But there’s so much bad there to be fixed, it would take someone like Gil to save the old paint.”\n\nGil immediately recognized the car’s potential. “It’s really rare to find a ’41 Willys that’s all steel and even has the original trim.” Like Randy, he wants to get the car running while keeping it as original as possible. “Really what we’re doing is helping Randy finish his dream.”",
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"To support public health and well-being in transit, start with collaboration\n\nIn May 2014, when the Regional Transportation District (RTD) reopened Denver Union Station for transit use following extensive renovations, the historic site became the central hub of the agency’s system – bringing together all modes of travel in one place and providing customers with connections across the agency’s services. The sleek, sunlit underground bus concourse called to mind an airport terminal, with vehicles departing every 48 seconds in those initial days. Union Station became a destination for locals and visitors alike, and the initial $484 million investment has spurred billions of dollars in economic development in downtown Denver.\n\nThen, with the arrival of a global pandemic, commuter patterns changed – and so did this once-vibrant transit hub. The absence of tens of thousands of people flowing through the space each day has led to an influx of individuals to claim it, many of whom experience houselessness, along with either mental illness, addiction issues or both. Throughout the Denver region, leaders, businesses, neighbors and RTD’s customers are looking squarely at the agency to ask what we are doing about it.\n\nHouselessness in metro Denver is not a new issue; it has affected communities in the region of all sizes for generations. Moreover, houselessness is a pervasive concern whether a city has one or 1,000 residents who are unhoused. The topic of providing solutions for unhoused individuals has made its way to an increasing number of APTA agendas, enabling discussion about realities and best practices. I know my transit peers are grappling with the same issues across the country.\n\nIn many cases, persons who are unhoused gravitate to transit because they feel safer on vehicles and properties than on the street. While our purpose as a provider of public transportation is to serve our customers to the best of our ability, I believe we also carry a responsibility to address complex, societal issues like this one – which, admittedly, RTD alone will not solve. That said, we can be a strong community partner by focusing on the piece that we can control.\n\nRecognizing that every city is different, I also see commonalities in the considerations we bring to this issue. I share the following suggestions to prompt conversation and new discoveries in other regions:\n\nCollaborate with others. This is the most important piece of advice I can offer; it is where all meaningful work begins. Reach out to cities, houseless outreach providers and service-based organizations, and tell them you want to get involved. Public transportation moves through municipalities that are all encountering issues related to houselessness and mental health, and groups everywhere are working to find viable approaches as they make decisions. Transit needs to have a seat at those tables – and our perspectives are eagerly welcomed. One example: In April 2020, an emergency shelter for unhoused individuals opened at the Denver Coliseum, a destination to which RTD typically directs more buses only during the annual National Western Stock Show. Because the agency had been part of the conversation around this change, we placed larger vehicles that ran more frequently on that route and added street supervisors to ensure social distancing on our vehicles.\n\nEnlist the help of mental health clinicians. After he joined RTD in 2015, then-Deputy Police Chief Steve Martingano knew that the city and county of Denver had begun a co-responder program that paired a police officer and a mental health clinician to coordinate services and support for persons experiencing mental health episodes. Believing that RTD would benefit from a similar approach, he contacted the Mental Health Center of Denver in 2017 to arrange for a similar co-responder unit, the first among public transportation agencies in the country. To keep up with high demand, the team grew a year later to include four clinicians, and these individuals significantly contribute toward RTD’s approach to effectively police its system. The team’s members show their value through the contacts they make, a value that can and cannot be quantified. I encourage other agencies to try out such an approach to determine if it would be worth the investment.\n\nResearch what resources are available. Challenges arising from the presence of individuals who came to regularly linger at Union Station led to the creation of a houseless outreach group in 2019 that includes agency staff and local outreach organizations. As attention around houselessness grew – and with data showing that persons experiencing houselessness accounted for more than 70% of RTD’s mental health contacts – Martingano and his colleagues believed RTD also needed a coordinator specializing in houselessness outreach. In 2020, the agency obtained a $180,000 Helping Obtain Prosperity for Everyone (HOPE) grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation that allowed RTD to budget for such a position. When the agency applied for this grant, those involved were not sure whether the federal government would award it for this purpose. Funding is available. I encourage you to go after it and see what happens.\n\nBe honest about the issues your system is experiencing. I meet often with leaders across the Denver metro region. I tell them what resources RTD can and will devote to the problems we face, and I ask for help. As mentioned previously, we cannot enact impactful change alone. As transit leaders everywhere face the challenges of changing travel patterns, I know that it can be unsettling to acknowledge that the current reality is not pretty. It also could not be more crucial to speak about challenges just as they are. Honesty can bring new opportunities for funding, new potential for partnerships and new perspectives to address challenges.\n\nConsider changing your policing structure. RTD in April 2022 restructured its forces into four patrol-specific impact teams, focused on bus, rail, community engagement, and mental health and unhoused outreach. Whereas the prior model was very reactive, reorganizing agency resources in this manner allows teams to be more proactive, visible and engaged. Further, it enables better decision-making around where to deploy employees to deter criminal activity and be available for customers.\n\nCommunicate about the changes you make. Through collaboration with the city and county of Denver, the Denver Police Department and local leaders, RTD has begun implementing a series of facility enhancements at Union Station to address unwanted behaviors that will culminate in the establishment of a paid fare area. These changes collectively will cost between $10 million and $15 million. Recognizing that the public deserves to know about all that is happening in this space, RTD has launched a webpage that will be updated frequently with details about specific enhancements as changes are made. The page includes mechanisms for the public to sign up for information and to submit questions or feedback. It also includes links to related resources, such as RTD’s Transit Watch app.\n\nJoin a working group to learn from peers. Policing philosophy continues to shift, led by a recognition that firm compassion can be more effective than enforcement and incarceration. I believe agencies can reclaim their space for transit use while showing individuals that they care about their well-being. Meeting with fellow professionals to share experiences is an excellent way to reflect on how to do this. When RTD began discussing its approach to vulnerable populations a year and a half ago, three agencies took part. That group has swelled to include more than two dozen agencies of all sizes from across the United States.\n\nI encourage you to continue listening to your communities as you proceed – they will tell you what you need to know, and the best solutions will be formulated together.\n\nThis piece was previously published in the June 6 edition of Passenger Transport magazine, published by the American Public Transportation Association.",
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"Does an earthquake or tsunami affect fishing?\n\nAfter today's 8.0 magnitude quake located at the Kermadec Islands, I was asked about the effect of seismic (earthquake) activity on fish, and in particular their feeding behaviour after a quake.\n\nThere is a great deal of information about seismic surveys - used in seabed oil and mineral exploration - but very little about how earthquakes, and resulting tsunamis, might affect the fishing.\n\nAnecdotally, from a number of personal experiences and speaking with respected anglers Tony Orton and Sam Mossman, the fishing does seem to be affected by earthquakes and seismic activity.\n\nSam recalls one extended trip to White Island many years ago when the crew was enjoying some good fishing, but that the fishery 'closed down' following quite a large earthquake centred off nearby East Cape.\n\nI too was on a Ranfurly Banks trip in the early 2000s when we heard on the radio there had been a decent shake in the region. The skipper said 'that will be the end of the fishing for the next few days, a comment we heard repeated over the VHF among the other skippers in the vicinity. they were right.\n\nOn a trip to the Banks Islands, the furtherest northern group that makes up Vanuatu which is a region known for its seismic activity, a volcano erupted and there was considerable subterranean activity throughout the region. What had been a hot bite the first few days completely shut down for the remainder of the trip - and that was for both bottom species and billfish. it was as though someone had thrown a switch it was that well defined between good and bad bites. Our skippers at the time said the change was not unexpected and that the locals rarely fished immediately after a shake.\n\nTony Orton, who has fished extensively in Central America, says it was well known among the captains that the billfishery closed down after seismic activity was recorded. He experienced this a number of times himself.\n\nWhat I did find via Google was the following that might offer some explanation as to why fish may be affected by seismic activity...\n\nRecent animal sensory literature has been analyzed to evaluate the plausibility of reports of unusual animal behavior prior to earthquakes. Some species of fish possess remarkable sensitivity to pressure waves with frequencies below 50 Hz, which would enable them to sense earthquakes at least 1 to 3 Richter Magnitudes smaller than those detectable by human beings. Fish also have organs which can detect slight movements of water, although the available experimental data do not allow us to determine quantitatively whether they are sensing accelerations of water or variations in water displacement. Thus observations of unusual behavior of fish before earthquakes may be explained if the fish are responding to small foreshocks.\n\nSo there you have it, if the anecdotal evidence is anything to go by, stay home and mow the lawns this weekend.\n\nIf you do go out for a fish, we would love to hear how you got on and similarly, what have been your experiences of the fishing after an earthquake?",
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"What are the Biggest Spiders in the World?\n\nSpiders are not a topic of interest or appeal to everyone, and many people are frightened by the sight or thought of a spider. The terror which spiders may cause some people is known as Arachnophobia. All spiders belong to the Arachnid class of anthropods, which have eight legs, but not all spiders weave webs to trap their prey. Some are ground dwellers preferring to hide or dig burrows. Spiders are in almost every region or climate of the earth except for the Arctic poles, in the oceans, or at extreme altitudes. The biggest spiders in the world are in South America.",
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"Heteropoda maxima is a large member of the Huntsman family and is native to Laos. It is the world's largest spider according to its massive leg span, which can reach up to twelve inches. The Giant Huntsman spider does not build a sticky web to trap prey. Instead, it actively forages and hunts for its prey.",
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"Grammostola mollicoma. Another member of the Tarantula family, this spider, prefers the tropical conditions of South America. It lives in the jungles of Paraguay, Uruguay, Argentina, and Brazil. The Brazilian Giant Tawny Red Tarantula is mainly brown with the addition of reddish-orange or pink hairs. The leg span of this large spider can extend to just over ten inches. The female of this species will remain nearby when her young are hatching to assist in their escape from the egg sac.",
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"Lasiodora parahybana is sometimes called the LP or Salmon Pink. It gets its name from the notable presence of salmon pink-colored hairs on its legs, abdomen, and also its mouthparts. This spider inhabits the tropical rainforest regions of Eastern Brazil. The body of the Salmon Pink is bulky, and its legs can span up to ten inches. It does not build a web, preferring instead to ambush passing prey.",
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"Pelinobius muticus is another tarantula family member. This spider is native to East Africa and is the largest tarantula on the African continent. It is a rusty brown or orange in color, and females are larger than the males. The King Baboon spider uses its thick legs to dig burrows. It has a defensive nature, but its bite is not fatal to humans.",
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"Xenesthis immanis is another tarantula native to South America. As suggested by its name, the spider has originated from Columbia. It can grow to a length of almost eight inches to more than eight and a half inches. The Columbian Lesserblack lives in a commensal mutualistic relationship with a species of frog. The frog acts as a bodyguard and feeds upon small insects as they are drawn to the remains of predators left by the spider.",
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"Nephila clavipes is also knowns as the Banana spider or Giant Wood Spider. This spider prefers warmer temperatures and species of this spider resides throughout the more temperate regions of the globe. It lives in Asia, Africa, Australia, and the Americas. It can grow to six inches and is a web-weaving spider.",
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"Eremochelis bilobatus has several other names including, Solofugae, Camel spider, and Wind Scorpion. While a member of the Arachnida class, it is not truly either a spider or a scorpion. It does have anatomical features that are similar to those of a spider. Its leg span can reach up to six inches, and it prefers to dwell in regions where the climate is dry. It eats ground-dwelling invertebrates that have wandered within reach. Over one thousand species have been described in the Solofugae order.",
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"Cerbalus aravensis is also a species of the Huntsman spider. It lives in the southern Arava Valley of Israel and Jordon and can grow to five and a half inches. There is some confusion over whether Cerbalus aravensis was discovered in 2007 or 2010. It prefers the sands of dunes and the edges of salt marshes where it builds dens with hinged doors for the sudden trapping of prey. It is generally a nocturnal spider and generally is more active during the summer months when the weather is hotter.\n\nGet your paws on the latest animal news and information\n\nSign up for your daily dose of Critter Culture."
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"Seroquel: What You Need To Know If You Are Taking It\n\nSeroquel is a drug that is used to treat the symptoms of schizophrenia. Schizophrenia is a disorder that requires long-term treatment. Nearly 3.2 million of the adult population struggles with the disorder, and 1.5 million people are diagnosed each year globally. While it’s not as common as something like anxiety, it can be a severe and chronic disorder.\n\nSchizophrenia affects individuals throughout their lifetime, but the disorder occurs in early adulthood. New cases are diagnosed between the ages of 16 and 25, but men and women show different patterns for developing schizophrenia.\n\nMen will reach a peak of becoming vulnerable between 18 and 25, whereas women will peak around 25 to 30 years old, and again at age 40. Schizophrenia is often debilitating, and the use of medication-assisted therapy is imperative to live their lives.\n\nThe disorder is not believed to occur until irrational behaviors are expressed, which is known as a psychotic break. While someone in this state may internalize frightening psychosis events, it isn’t until outward symptoms appear that they can be diagnosed.\n\nThese symptoms can come in the form of habit changes. A person going through a psychotic break may show changes in sleeping, self-care, eating patterns, loss of energy, headaches, or changes in their performance at work or school. It has been described as a strange sensation taking over that causes bizarre behavior.\n\nOnce this behavior has been established, a symptom-rich period will follow. It is known as an “active-phase,” or a period of florid psychosis. The term florid means “flowering,” which is a way to highlight the bloom is the result of a flower.\n\nIf someone is diagnosed with schizophrenia, it is something that requires medication for the duration of the person’s life. The National Institute of Mental Health states that an estimated 4.9 percent of those with schizophrenia commit suicide, which is a rate far higher than the general population.\n\nThe financial toll associated with it is additionally disproportionate to other mental health conditions. For this reason, those diagnosed must take medication, such as Seroquel to treat their symptoms adequately.\n\nUnfortunately, antipsychotic drugs also come with short- and long-term risks. Below, we delve a little deeper into Seroquel and its effects.\n\nSeroquel is a prescription drug explicitly intended to treat schizophrenia and its associated symptoms. The medicine is classified as a second-generation antipsychotic (SGA) or atypical antipsychotic.\n\nSeroquel works by redistributing and balancing dopamine and serotonin in a way that improves thinking, mood, and behavior. The drug has also been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to treat:\n\nIt is also used to treat depression in addition to other antidepressant drugs.",
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"Home » Fashion » This is exactly how many friends you need to be happy, according to science\n\nThis is exactly how many friends you need to be happy, according to science\n\nA PSYCHOLOGIST has revealed the exact number of friends you should have in order to be successful – and having too many is as bad as having one.\n\nAccording to research, the number of close friends that someone should have is surprisingly small – although apparently, we can have meaningful relationships with up to 150 people.",
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"Oxford University Anthropologist Dr Robin Dunbar researched human relationships in the early 90s and concluded that humans can maintain relationships with 148 people, due to the size of our brain’s neocortex.\n\n148 became known as ‘Dunbar’s Number’, and while it may seem like a lot of meaningful relationships, it includes family, friends, work colleagues and acquaintances.\n\nIn 2016, he introduced the concept of ‘Dunbar’s Layers’ – a biological and sociological model which took into account the closeness of each relationship.\n\nThe closest layer is just up to five people, and these will be the relationships that mean the most to you.",
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"Skip to content\nSign up for our newsletter\nsection-ads_high_impact_1\nSPECIAL TO LAS VEGAS BUSINESS PRESS\nNovember 13, 2017 - 7:23 am",
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"Skip to content\nHome\npopular\nWhy is Mexico not in RDR2?\nContents hide\n1 Why is Mexico not in RDR2?\n2 Is Mexico ever coming to RDR2?\n3 Will Rockstar add Mexico to RDR2?\n4 Can you swim to Mexico RDR2?\n5 Can you explore Blackwater as Arthur?\n6 What happened to Armadillo RDR2?\n7 Are the cities in RDR2 real?\n8 How do you get to Mexico Arthur?\n9 Is New Austin Mexico?\n10 Can you go back to Guarma in rd2?\n11 Will Rockstar remake rdr1?\n12 Is there anything in Tumbleweed RDR?\n13 How do you get to Mexico in RDR2 2021?\n14 Can Arthur go to New Austin?\n15 Can you enter fort Wallace RDR2?\n16 Can Arthur avoid getting TB?\n17 What did Dutch do to the girl in Blackwater?\n18 Can you go to Armadillo as Arthur?\n\nWhy is Mexico not in RDR2?\n\nThe reason why Arthur cannot enter Nuevo Paraíso is that Mexico is much too dangerous due to the rising threat of revolutionaries and a dispute between itself and the United States.\n\nIs Mexico ever coming to RDR2?\n\nWill Rockstar add Mexico to RDR2?\n\nCan you explore Blackwater as Arthur?",
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"Summer is when party hosts should start the initial planning phase for fall parties. Whether the event is for back to school, Halloween, Thanksgiving, or the winter holidays, now is the time to get started with a game plan so you can take your time and reduce the stress of being a host. Murder mystery games are a fantastic way to get your group together and have a blast. The games will direct your entertainment for the night and make party hosting a breeze.\n\nThe points below will guide you in selecting the perfect murder mystery party game to fit your group.\n\nStep one: role-playing or case file.\n\nThe first thing you will consider is what type of murder mystery game you want to play. There are two different types of games at MyMysteryParty.com. There are the traditional, role-playing games where each player will play the role of a fictional character. A crime (murder, theft, kidnapping, etc.) will happen during the party, and the players will investigate the crime. These games are organized into three rounds of gameplay and directed by clue cards. They aren't scripted, but rather they allow for clue-directed improvisation while mingling about with other players. Scripted games are too formal and mimic a play rehearsal. That's not as fun as clues and tasks given to players for each round. The traditional format takes ~2-3 hours to play, but that is flexible.",
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"I feel as if I am at something of a photographic crossroads… it’s been on the horizon for some time now but my arrival at this point was recently hastened.. well, if the end of 2011 is still recent, by the seemingly unrelated act of upgrading my Mac to OS 10.7 Lion.When I upgraded I found the driver software for my Nikon film scanner would no longer work. Nikon stopped making and supporting their range of film scanners years ago – which is a shame as they were really good, and not inexpensive, bits of kit. The simple fact of being faced with forking out for a third party scanner driver such as Silverfast or Vuescan is making me re-evaluate my whole ethos towards shooting film.",
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"On Sunday, March 25, one of the Occupy activists asked whether it would be possible to map out foreclosure hotspots in Oakland. The maps below are preliminary results of my findings.",
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"I have exported the data to a PDF file so that you can see a lot-by-lot view, with street names. Caution! Please do not left-click on this link! The file is 16.5 MB. If your web browser is set to open and view PDFs by default, it may overwhelm your web browser and even cause your computer to lock up. Please download directly (right-click and select “Save link as…”), and then open the file with a PDF reader. Detailed information only becomes visible when you zoom in to 1000% (1500% preferably). It may take more than one minute for the file to open on your computer.\n\nIn my view, this is what GIS (geographic information system software) is for. I pray that this analysis is used for some form of social justice. Consider: 4% of the properties in Oakland were foreclosed between Jan 1, 2009 and Feb 29, 2012. That means 5,187 families were forced to move out of their homes. Conservatives, who claim to support family values, are still promoting the policies that have caused this humanitarian disaster. And it is highly racialized: the further southeast you go in Oakland, the higher the percentage of African-Americans. Both the proportion and absolute number of African-Americans in Oakland have been declining significantly over the past 20 years, and it is not voluntary. They are being forcibly displaced through the legal but unethical means of deregulated rents and deregulated mortgage lending.\n\nHere are some summary arguments against deregulation and “free”-market policies:\n1. Poorer American families often did not have access to regular mortgage-lenders for either initial purchases nor for refinancing of homes. Instead, sub-prime lenders entered “the poverty business” and loaned at far higher rates, variable rates, and ‘teaser’ rates with balloon-payments that were expected to default.\nWhy would lenders design loans that were expected to fail? Wouldn’t that be self-destructive for the lending agency, too? No, not after 1999, when the Republican-dominated Congress repealed part of the 1935 Glass-Steagall Act that separated deposit (savings & loan) banking from investment banking. Once this regulation was repealed, loans could be bundled (‘securitized’) into investment-instruments, and the risk could be passed through to investors. This is what Goldman-Sachs did: it sold mortgage-backed securities to AIG. The brokers at AIG assumed that the name of this financial product was self-descriptive: that the security was secure because mortgages are secure.\nThus, deregulation meant that the lender no longer bore the risk, and therefore could sell higher-risk, higher-profit mortgages. Those mortgages were designed to fail, which harmed both investors and the millions of American families who have been forced out of their homes. Notice! This is legal. What was not legal was Goldman Sach’s knowledge that it was selling financial products that it knew to be unsound. Their knowledge was demonstrated by their own purchase of insurance against defaults–Goldman actually profited from the 2007 mortgage crisis–and when the Obama Administration revealed this, Goldman promptly paid the $550,000,000 fine without complaint. In other words, the fine was too low; the corrupt practice was profitable enough to justify the penalty.\n(source for most of this: Michael Lewis, The Big Short)\nJohn McCain, in a radical departure from his fellow Republicans, wants to reinstate the portion of the Glass-Steagall Act that separates savings & loans from investment banking. However, other Republicans are still calling for more deregulation.\nBy the way: does anyone know of a time and place where deregulation actually did help promote economic growth? I know plenty of instances where highly-regulated economies have grown rapidly, such as the U.S. from 1935-1973, Scandinavia since 1925, South Korea, Hong Kong, and Singapore since the 1950s, and China and Viet Nam since 1978. When and where have deregulation actually helped increase overall wealth? Maybe India after 1991?\n\n2. Conservatives now claim that banks were ‘compelled’ to lend irresponsibly to poorer families because of the Community Reinvestment Act of 1978. In fact the role of the CRA was precisely the opposite. The mandate of the CRA was quite narrow: banks had to provide credit in areas where they were taking deposits. In other words, poorer families were making money, and saving money, and depositing it in banks; but the banks would not offer loans in poorer, racial-minority neighborhoods. Unfortunately as a consequence of CRA banks chose instead to close up branches in urban neighborhoods with higher concentrations of minorities. So in fact few CRA-regulated banks were lending to poorer households in cities like Oakland during the Bush-era bubble.\n(source: Elvin Wyly, 2010, “The subprime state of race.”)\n\nTo quote Wyly: “Challenging today’s inequalities requires a vigilant politics of measurement and mobilization. The new racial state operates by hiding in plain sight, obscuring racism by declaring the good intentions of lenders and the bad qualifications of consumers, by emphasizing technocratic financial details and the virtues of deregulated market discipline” (Wyly 2010:53). Amen, Elvin! This data counts as measurement. Since it was requested by members of Occupy Oakland, my hope is that it can be used towards further mobilization."
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This case is 36 millimeters thick, so it's not bad at all the size of it, comparing it to say, for example, the creative outlet ears these ones a little bit longer, but not quite as thick, and the smallest is, of course, the more expensive Jabra elite. 75. T'S, that I will be reviewing shortly as well. That case is very slim, as you can see quality of the case, not too bad a lot of times.\n\nHe put there on the back, of course, for charging with that cable that I showed you there's a magnet that holds this lid in place and you'll see there is a status LED right here now this status LED when it is low, will start to flash red When you open it up – and that is just telling you to charge it so the earbuds themselves – they're gon na last – they claim for seven hours now. In my experience on getting around five and a half six hours out of these, which is okay and they work with touch controls and you'll, see that when you pull them out here that well, they will pair up straight away, if already paired, to a device. Bluetooth. 5 tech it's only going to take a few seconds for that. I do like the fact that the cases here is transparent. Ok, you can see there's that connection for the mm CX cable that I mentioned there's actually quite hard to remove I'll show you them connected up shortly, so the air tips and these ones that they came with already and the medium sized ones, and I find them To be comfortable, giving me a good seal, but of course, everyone's ears are going to be different. You can see the connector ports there for charging it inside the case. There is a magnet to hold them in place. The quality of the overall I would rate as good, but not the absolute best.\n\nI have seen there are a few little flaws here, probably with the assembly line there's a little bit of glue, that's, stuck on the case there and slight things like that and a little bit around these. Now these are 3d printed, apparently the outside of these and the touch controls. I don't find like most touch controls – they're, not really that good, but there is a big oversight here with the touch controls which, I cannot believe is actually there is that they do not support volume controls on the earbuds themselves. First up: how do they sound just using them as Tos earbuds, so Bluetooth? 5? I think it sound very good, they're leaning a little bit more towards, I would say the treble. They do sound I'm very different when they are wired and via bluetooth, of course, because you're getting that booked with compression, even though that bluetooth, 5 things have improved. Technology has improved these wireless earbuds now to me, just sound so much better than what they used to be. There is a big difference there, so I'm, finding soundstage, very good nice high trebles vocals are good bass isn't over the top and overpowering. This is, of course, what the does that completely flat equalizer here, just to judge how they are tuned out of the box, so whatever you do do not buy these for placing voice calls because most people won't even be able to understand you absolutely terrible. I don't even know why they bothered at all, for example, of the mic quality and it is a lonely person.\n\nSo it sounds like I'm using a coupon and a thesis term committed to another phone call. Now these earbuds connect it up in bluetooth 5mo. They do have very bad latency, so the lag you're seeing between the video and in the audio you're receiving has a better delay. One millisecond. That means that people's mouths are not synced with the audio super frustrating to watch any media content here, so that's YouTube. Even just videos on your phone, the original file will have that annoying delay. So I cannot recommend these earbuds at all for watching media or gaming. Now there's really do come a lot when you plug in the cables and use a 3.5 mm headphone jack, even using just my samsung galaxy s, 10 plus, you can tell the difference so highs are extremely crisp. Vocal sound good, sound stage, and also the lows were the lows actually a little bit lacking compared to how they sound when connected up to bluetooth 5, but overall quality. Very high quality sound out of these, when used as in ear monitors via cable. Of course, where you don't have that limitation from Bluetooth 5 now the fit and finish of these that in here no problems with them. Apart from on my right ear, I get a little bit of pain after two hours of wearing this. I just had to pull them out and give my ear a bit of a break there, which, with other tech I'm reviewing, I don't, actually have to do that.\n\nIt really depends so everyone's ears at different shapes and sizes and use the foam tips they're a lot more comfortable, give a much better seal if you can, that is, and passive noise reduction good there. Okay, I can't almost can't, hear the fan that's on at the moment. Right now, just heating the room it has winter here. After all, so Wyatt they sound great okay highs, very, very good. Great mid, sound stage of vocals are excellent. You can hear those individual instruments, quality very, very good drivers, and they do live up to being monitors in ear monitors now when you use them in the wireless mode, they change again. There'S still focus why I would say, on your meds in your highs, definitely turn towards that bass lacking a little bit there to my ears at least okay, but where, for me I find this, the q2 is very hard to recommend is that a microphone quality is Absolutely horrendous how they came to use that mic in these and push it out as a final product. Just I didn't even know what they were thinking there. It seems just like our headset off the floor. Just like touch controls. Okay, we've got your typical touch. Cult controls for skipping tracks, pausing answering calls all right. Fine, but where's the volume controls they need to have volume, controls I'm sure you can reach into your pocket. You can adjust the volume on your phone, but it would be so nice to have the actual volume control so once I'd double tap or tap and hold lower the volume whole increase.\n\nThe volume would be absolutely perfect and then there's the other issue too. Using these wirelessly for me is that Latin si of one millisecond or two milliseconds means it is impossible to watch video because you see people's mouths moving and then the audio follows behind their voices and that to me is just unbearable. So no gaming, no Amazon Netflix with these. So if that was your plan, to use them wire sleeve for watching movies, think again or for voice calls think again would not buy them for that. If you use them wirelessly excellent quality, if you're not too worried about placing calls or you're not gon na, be watching videos, then again, they'll be good for that they're. So, for the price is selling for the 89 US. I really wish that focus more on the widest thing. I mean don't. Get me wrong. I love the fact that these are hybrids, but they could have just done a bit better. I feel with these suspicion hit microphone absolutely horrendous. So, thank you so much for watching this audio review. Hopefully this video was helpful for you. If you liked it, please do subscribe."
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"By Morgan Hannah MacDonald\nBeware the SANDMAN he’ll put you to sleep. . .forever.\nA serial killer on the loose, a woman being stalked, and a homicide detective who must find the connection between the two before she becomes the next victim.\nHe collects women. He imprisons them, plays with them, tortures them. Until they bore him. Then he removes a souvenir. They call him the Sandman.\nMeagan McInnis is being plagued with late night calls, yet when she answers, no one is there. Then one night she makes a grisly discovery in her own backyard.\nThe caller is silent no more.\nHomicide Detective, J.J. Thomas, realizes Meagan is the key to finding the Sandman. Now not only must he protect her, but he must find the connection between Meagan and the killer before she becomes his next victim.\nWARNING: SANDMAN is a Romantic Thriller that contains adult language, explicit sex and graphic violence.\nMore About the Author:\nMorgan Hannah MacDonald writes Romantic Thrillers-Not for the faint of heart. She has always been interested in writing and serial killers, but it wasn’t until she found she had dated one herself that a true writer was born. She belongs to Romance Writers of America’s San Diego Chapter, as well as the Kiss of Death Chapter. She resides in San Diego, California where she is busy working on her next novel.\nEmail: morganwrites@yahoo.com\nWebsite: www.morganhannahmacdonald.com\nFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/MorganHannahMacDonald.Author\nPosted by Beverly at 5:00 AM 0 comments",
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"Through the Koryo and early Choson Dynasties, it was customary for the married couple to dwell in the wife’s mother and father’ household. To many South Korean ladies, the allegations are the most recent evidence in a series of terrible wrongs towards Korean ladies. In 2016, earlier than the #MeToo movement started within the United States, the murder of a younger girl in the Gangnam neighborhood and the proliferation of hidden-camera pornography provoked a feminist upsurge in South Korea. Survivors of sexual assault and harassment spoke out publicly in opposition to their abusers, and ladies of all ages protested in the streets — typically in face coverings, pre-coronavirus, for fear of retaliation.\n\nIf that’s what you need to find, think about it carried out. You need a Korean mail order spouse in such a case, that is what we imply — as a result of they are perfectly submissive. Submissive” to the extent when it seems to be completely feminine, not when she can’t do anything with out your permission. This is extraordinarily cute, and it’ll make you feel like an actual man even in case you don’t mean to. Western girls might have realized something from Korean women, in the event that they’d been paying attention, in fact.\n\nDitching make-up is still a fringe position, however the reluctance to marry shouldn’t be. In 2018 solely forty four% of women surveyed still felt that it was obligatory for them to tie the knot someday, down from 68% in 1998. (Some fifty three% of males in 2018 nonetheless believed it mandatory.) The share of girls who will not be married rose from 30% in 1995 to seventy seven% in 2015 for these aged 25-29, and from 7% to 38% for those aged 30-34. That brings South Korea consistent with many European nations and Japan.",
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"Why is argon a noble gas but not, say, beryllium or palladium?\n\nWhy is argon a noble gas given that the 3d subshell is still empty? More generally, why is it that the filling of a p sub-shell makes an element noble rather than s, d, or f sub-shells, or completed n-levels?\n\nLet's start with the prior that in a hydrogen atom the principle quantum number determines the energy - so maybe full shells correspond to noble gases.\n\nAt this point we look at the aufbau principle and say \"ah, your prior is no good, the 4s is lower energy than 3d, and this is the first time it has kicked in - so there you go\". But, as we continue down the periodic table there are more noble gasses and they happen only with the filling of a p subshell. Why is krypton noble, but not zinc? Even palladium cleanly fills n=4 up through 4d (with only 4f empty) but it is still not a noble gas. Ytterbium fills an f subshell for the first time and it isn't noble. What makes the filling of a p subshell so specially inert compared to s, d, and f subshells?\n\nThe aufbau principle does not explain this. Draw the classic \"diagonal aufbau chart\" and circle where the noble gasses are. It doesn't add any insight. Noble gasses only happen when you fill a p subshell. Why?\n\nEdited to add: When an electron is promoted out of a two electron s-shell into an empty p-shell the spin will flip and energy is saved because of the Pauli exchange (two same spin electrons can avoid each other). The one remaining s electron, and the one new p electron benefit from each having a sub-shell to themselves - kinda a push vs. the s to p promotion. This, to me, intuitively explains why full s shells aren't noble.\n\nUser4552 points out that brute force calculation shows that energy gaps after a p shell is filled are large. But it doesn't help my intuition to just hear \"the computer calculations reveal that ...\". So can anyone help with intuition on why full p-shells, rather that full d-shells, are noble?\n\nAs a proxy for an atom's reluctance to form chemical bonds, we can use the energy required to lift one of its outer electrons to the next higher orbital, pretending as usual that the \"orbital\" concept is still at least approximately valid in a multi-electron atom. Then the question is why this energy gap tends to be significantly larger after filling a p-shell ($\\ell=1$) than it is after filling s- or d- or f-shells ($\\ell=0,2,3$).\n\nThe order in which the shells are filled (the sequence shown above) indicates that radial nodes are more costly than \"azimuthal\" nodes, because for a given $n+\\ell$, the cases with smaller $\\ell$ (fewer \"azimuthal\" nodes) have higher energy. Accepting this trend as an axiom, we can focus our intuition on the radial part.\n\nIntuitively, if we think of the radial nodes as \"no-fly zones\" for that electron, then having a larger number of radial nodes may correspond to having less freedom to re-arrange the multi-electron system to minimize the energy in the presence of electron-electron interactions. Here's the key idea: by analogy with a construction-induced traffic jam, the impact of each additional node (each additional no-fly zone) could be an increasing function of the number of nodes already present. This picture suggests that lifting an electron from a filled p-shell up to the next available s-shell should be more costly than, say, lifting an electron from a filled d-shell up to the next available p-shell, because the former lift requires increasing an already-larger number of radial nodes. Using the magnitude of the energy-gap as a proxy for an atom's reluctance to form bonds, this suggests that the noble gases should be less reactive (relatively), at least among atoms with the same value of $n+\\ell$.\n\nThe key idea is that the energy-cost of each additional radial node is an increasing function of the number of radial nodes already present. This seems to be consistent with the information I've seen, but I have no real justification for anticipating it except for the dubious traffic-jam analogy. Even if the intuition is correct, it isn't quantitative enough to predict just how noble the noble gases are. It is suggestive at best, but at least it doesn't rely entirely on a computer. That's why I thought it was worth posting.\n\nIn addition to this, you get effects that are the way they are not because of any semiclassical argument because of the way the Schrodinger equation works. You're basically diagonalizing a big matrix, and there is no guarantee that the results will come out to be easy to explain. Sometimes such results can be at least partially described by heuristics, such as a tendency for energy levels to \"repel\" each other, although it's not actually a physical repulsion. For this \"level repulsion\" to happen, the levels have to have the same angular momentum. (It's actually pretty surprising that this kind of level repulsion leaves the $n$ shells degenerate in hydrogen. You would think it would split them up.)\n\nNoble gases exist when there is a large gap between the single-particle energy levels. These gaps do not occur for the screened potential at the same particle numbers where they would occur for hydrogen.\n\nHere are some energy levels of states in noble gases, calculated using the Hartree-Fock method, from Johnson, Lectures on Atomic Physics, p. 86:\n\nThe Hartree-Fock method calculates the energies self-consistently for a particular atom, so the energies are different for the different atoms. It would be convenient to have the calculation for something like potassium, so we could see the gap between the last filled state in argon and the final electron for potassium, but he doesn't actually give those. However, you can clearly see the relevant shell gap in the calculation for krypton. There is a gap of 4.5 Ha between 3p and 3d. This is considerably larger than the gap between 3s and 3p (2.5 Ha) and between 3d and 4s (2.7 Ha).\n\nSo - what is special about p sub shells such that when they fill there is a larger gap up to the next level than when s,d, or f sub shells fill?\n\nThere is nothing special about p shells. These calculations are based on diagonalizing a big matrix. There is no particular reason to expect the spacing between subshells to follow any simple rules.\n\nIf you look at the levels for argon, you can see that the gap between 2s and 2p is less than 3 Ha, while the gap between 2p and 3s is about 8 Ha. The reason for the sizes of the gaps is ultimately just that that's what you get when you diagonalize the matrix. However, I don't find the result particularly surprising, since the unscreened potential has 2s degenerate with 2p, and a big gap between 2p and 3s.\n\nIn my opinion @user4552's answer captures the key points from a theoretical perspective:\n\nNevertheless, I feel like we should point out that the name \"nobel gas\" was used before we understood the physics. Thus, the distinction becomes somewhat arbitrary, if the electron number becomes \"large\". In order to emphasise this argument, I took the ionisation energies (from NIST database) and plotted them as a function of the number of electrons (=#protons):",
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"By interpreting this graph see that\n\nCombining these two observations, the ionisation energy is a simple measure to understand nobel gases: Neither do accommodate an additional electron, nor do they share an electron with other atoms. Thus, they are \"reluctant\" to react with other atoms.\n\nIn the graph I mark the nobel gases in red. We see that the ionisation energy increases steadily towards the nobel gases, it reaches it's local maximum at the nobel gas atom, and then takes an abrupt, negative step. However, this structure is also visible for the atoms with filled $d$-shell (marked in green): Here we also observe a steady increase in the ionisation energy, a local maximum followed by an abrupt, negative step. Thus, the distinction between nobel gases and atoms with filled $d$ shells is not significant. Furthermore, with increasing electron number both (a) the ionisation energy and (b) the step size in energy become approx. equal. Hence, calling radon a nobel gas and mercury a transition metal is a matter of convenience (consistency with the historical system/nomenclature) and not a statement of \"stability\" (in my opinion).\n\nUsing intuitive, semi-classical arguments to explain quantum effects is a sure path towards failure. Nevertheless, since Slater has already done this, there is little harm to restate the idea. Slater modelled the screening of the electrons by $$ E = - h c R_H \\left(\\frac{Z-S}{n^\\star}\\right)^2 $$ where $R_H$ is Rydberg's constant, $S$ is a screening factor and $n^\\star$ is an effective quantum number. Now, the screening factor depends on the number of electrons within a single shell. (simplified)\n\nUsing Slater's argument, one could conclude that the filled $s$-shells should form the nobel gases. So it's only an argument against the $d$ and $f$ shells.\n\nThe definition of a noble gas has changed over the years as our understanding of the atom improved. The first relevent definition is that a noble gas is one that has a completed octet. In other words the outer most shell is supposed to have $8$ electrons (with the obvious exception of helium where the last shell can have only $2$ electrons). This definition was found purely experimentally. Later on as quantum mechanics developed this definition changed. Now the definition is that a noble gas has a completed $p$-orbital (with the exception of helium again). Hence one answer to your question is that it is defined that way. But this answer is really unsatisfactory.\n\nFor a satisfactory answer one must ask what makes a noble gas noble? As we all know noble gases are not supposed to react, i.e. they should not accept, donate or share electrons easily. This means that the electron affinity and ionisation energy of noble gases should be very high. I am not going to mention the exact numbers but they can be checked here. The electron affinity and ionisation energy values are higher for a filled $p$-orbital than a filled $d$-orbital. This can be shown by a simple example of Argon and Zinc. To add an electron to Zinc is easier than Argon because in Zinc the screening will be provided significantly only by the $4s$ orbital. But in argon the screening will be provided by the $3p$ orbital, which is significantly higher. Hence Argon will be more stable than Zinc. Zinc is not a noble element since it has very different properties like lower screening effect, EA, IE, etc when compared to other noble gases. But this does not mean that it does not form bonds. Only after Quantum Mechanics we were able to explain the existence of compounds like $XeF_4$. These compounds were a major drawback of the previous theory.\n\nNot the answer you're looking for? Browse other questions tagged quantum-mechanics atomic-physics orbital-motion physical-chemistry elements or ask your own question.\n\n0\nWhy are helium and lithium so different, while lithium and beryllium are similar?\n\n7\nWhy are the noble metals inert?\n2\nQuestion about atom subshells\n1\nShould it really be called “valence *sub*shell”?\n2\nWhy does noble gas electron configuration have low energy?\n0\nWhy are helium and lithium so different, while lithium and beryllium are similar?\n0\nHow is the concept of binding energy linked to ionization energy?"
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