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Graphical canvases
Every data container of SCaVis can either
- plottable (extends the class Plottable and can be shown on the canvaces.
- not plottable, i.e. represent pure data. Almost all non-plottable objects they can be converted to plottable objects
You can check if the object is plottable if it implements the method is3D (it is 3D object or 2D). Here is the example:
>>from jhplot import * >>p=P1D() >>print p.is3D()
It returns false (not a 3D object), i.e. it belongs to objects which can only plotted on 2D canvaces.
>>from jhplot import * >>p=PND() # 2D array >>print p.is3D()
You will see the error "AttributeError: 'jhplot.PND' object has no attribute 'is3D'.
Plottable objects can be shown on canvaces. Below we summarize the SCaVis canvases which can be used to display data, functions and other graphical objects (axes, labels, keys, arrows) using Java/Jython:
Canvas | Description |
Plot | Plot data and functions using MatLab syntax. Can be used to plot X-Y array,P1D,F1D. |
HPlot | 2D canvas and contour plots for H1D, P1D, F1D objects and other graphical primitives. H2D can be shown as a desity plot. |
HPlotter | a similar 2D canvas but has a different look and feel since originate from the JAS (FreeHEP). It has also support for H1D, P1D, F1D. H2D can be shown as a density plot or contour plots (several styles). Plot regions are more interactive than for the HPlot class and there is a better integration with Jaida/FreeHEP libraries |
HPlotJas | 2D canvas based on Jas2. Accepts H1D, P1D, F1D. H2D for plotting. Useful for interactive rebinning of 1d array and interactive non-linear regression (fits) |
HPlotJa | 2D canvas with interactive editor for drawing diagrams. It has also support for H1D, P1D, F1D as well as for graphical primitives and Feynman diagrams |
SPlot | a light-weight 2D canvas with a support for H1D, P1D, F1D as well as for the standard Java arrays |
HPlot2D | is used for contour (or density) plots in 2D for classes H2D, P2D, F2D |
HPlot3D | is used for plotting data in 3D H2D, P3D, F2D |
HPlotXYZ | is used for plotting data and geometrical objects in 3D using OpenGL. Can be used to show H2D, P3D, F2D |
HPlot3DP | is used for plotting parametric and non-parametric functions such as FPR |
HPlotMX | for plotting parametric and non-parametric functions |
HChart | is used for showing 2D and 3D charts, lines, functions, histograms. Also has a support for P1D and H1D histograms. This canvas supported by the Android version of SCaVis (see this section). |
HGraph | is used for showing interconnected graphs. |
HPlotRT | to show data in real time as traces |
HZirkel | is used for interactive geometry (see this topic) |
Such large number of canvases is mainly due to the fact that they are designed for somewhat different tasks and originate from different packages. But the good thing is that thy often share same methods and constructors, so changing the style of the plots can be simply done by replacing the constructor keeping the same plotting methods.
General features
Despite the large number of supported canvaces, all methods used to create interactive plots are rather similar. For most examples to be discussed, we will use the HPlot canvas, but very similar methods also can be used for HPlotter, HPlotJa etc. canvases.
Typically, you can build a canvas like this:
from jhplot * c1 = HPlot("Canvas",600,400,2,1) # canvas size 600x400, 2 plot regions c1.visible(100,200) # make it visible and position at 100 , 200 pixels on the screen c1.setAutoRange() # autorange for X c1.draw(object1) # draw object1 (H1D,F1D,P1D etc) c1.draw(object2) # draw a new object c1.export("figure.pdf") # export to PDF file
This code create a canvas with the size 600×400 (in pixels), it has 2 pads to show data. The method visible(100,200) make the canvas visible and sets its location on the screen at position 100 (in X from left conner) and 200 (from top) in pixels. If you want a default position, jut call "visible()". Then you can draw any mathematical object or data. Then you can export the image to vector format. Now you are ready to plot functions, histograms and datasets. See documentation of HPlot in HPlot. It should be noted the HPlot canvas can be replaced by any other canvas described above.
Several plots regions
These canvases can be used to show several pads (plot regions) with plotted objects. Specify the number of divisions in X and Y in the constructors. The navigate to a specific plot region using the method "cd()". Here is example of how to create 2×2 pads on a single canvas:
1: from jhplot import * 2: 3: c1 = HPlot("Canvas",500,400,2,2) 4: c1.visible() 5: c1. setRangeAll(0,10,0,10) 6: h1 = P1D("Simple") 7: 8: c1.cd(1,1); 9: h1.add(5,6); c1.draw(h1) 10: 11: c1.cd(1,2); 12: h1.add(4,3); c1.draw(h1) 13: 14: c1.cd(2,1); 15: h1.add(3,3); c1.draw(h1) 16: 17: c1.cd(2,2); 18: h1.add(2,1); c1.draw(h1) 19: c1.export ("example.pdf")
This works for HPlot, HPlotJa, HPlot3D and many other pads.
Here we use the same X and Y ranges. One can use "setAutoRange()" (after each "cd()") method to set autorange for each pad. Also, try "setRange(xmin,xmax,ymin,ymax)" to set fixed ranges for each pads. it shows 4 pads with data points.
The plots are fully customizable, i.e. one can change any attribute (axis, label, ticks, ticks label). Read the section plot_styles about how to change various attributes and make different presentation styles.
Exporting to images
When functions, data_structures, histograms or diagrams are shown, one can create an image using the menu [File]-[Export]. One can also save image in a file using the method "export" to a variety of vector graphics formats as well as bitmap image formats.
In the example below, we save an instance of the HPlot class to a PDF file:
>>> c1.export('image.pdf')
we export drawings on the canvas HPlot (c1 represents its instance) into a PDF file. One can also export it into PNG, JPEG, EPS, PS etc. formats using the appropriate extension for the output file name.
As example, simply append the statement "c1.export('image.ps')" at the end of code snippets shown in sections functions, data_structures, histograms or diagrams, and your image will be saved to a PostScript file "image.ps".
Images can be generated in a background (without a pop-up frame with the canvas). For this, use the method "c1.visible(0)", where "0" means Java false.
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Rangers don't really know World Series opponent
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Game 2 of AL championship series postponed
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Rangers edge Tigers in twice-delayed ALCS
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Danks searches for support in loss to Rangers
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Shuttle pilot taking piece of Texas speedway into space
FORT WORTH, Texas | Space shuttle pilot Doug Hurley will take a piece of Texas Motor Speedway into space.
Kenseth ends 76-race drought with Texas win
FORT WORTH, Texas | Matt Kenseth had a dominating run at Texas, breaking a 76-race NASCAR Sprint Cup winless streak Saturday night.
David Ragan earns first Sprint Cup pole at Texas
FORT WORTH | David Ragan feels like he is taking the right steps to get up to par with his Roush Fenway teammates.
Snow, ice not part of Super Bowl vision in Texas
DALLAS | Jerry Jones has long looked forward to Super Bowl week, to the glitz and glitter sure to come with hosting the NFL's biggest and most-watched event in his showcase $1.2 billion stadium.
Jefferson rallies LSU to Cotton win over Aggies
ARLINGTON, Texas | Jordan Jefferson and the LSU Tigers will be back at Cowboys Stadium in eight months for their 2011 season opener. They are now waiting to see if coach Les Miles will be with them.
Kotsay's double pushes White Sox past Rangers
ARLINGTON, Texas | Mark Kotsay hit a two-out, two-run double in the ninth inning and the White Sox beat the AL West-leading Texas Rangers 5-3 on Friday night in a game that started about 2.5 hours late because of rain.
Cubs beat Rangers in 10
ARLINGTON, Texas | Pinch-hitter Mike Fontenot had the tiebreaking RBI single in the 10th inning and the Cubs beat Texas 5-4 on Saturday night, ending the Rangers' five-game winning streak.
Cubs lose at Texas
ARLINGTON, Texas | Colby Lewis labored through six innings for his first victory in five starts and Nelson Cruz drove in the tiebreaking run for the Texas Rangers in a 2-1 victory over the Cubs on Friday night.
White Sox beat Rangers
ARLINGTON, Texas | Gavin Floyd and the struggling White Sox finally got a few breaks to go their way.
Sox can't back Buehrle in loss at Texas
ARLINGTON, Texas | Texas catcher Matt Treanor had a solo homer and a two-run double for his first extra-base hits of the season and former releiver C.J. Wilson had another solid start for the Rangers in a 4-2 victory over the White Sox on Tuesday night.
Baylor's Griner still `really a kid' in 6-8 body
WACO, Texas | Brittney Griner munches on candy from a Pez dispenser before practice. Her joyful exuberance from that and the SpongeBob SquarePants backpack she carries are reminders of the youngster still inside her imposing 6-foot-8 body.
Johnson gets break, capitalizes
FONTANA, Calif. | Jimmie Johnson got a huge break during his last stop, getting on pit road only seconds before the caution flag came out, and held off a charging Kevin Harvick in the closing laps to win at California on Sunday.
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DALLAS | Nate Robinson is the NBA's first three-time slam dunk champion, and that's enough for him. The 5-foot-9 New York Knicks guard says he's done with the marquee event of Saturday night's All-Star festivities.
McNabb, Philadelphia ready for Dallas
ARLINGTON, Texas | Now the Dallas Cowboys have to figure out how to do it again.
Kinsler homers in Rangers' win over Sox
ARLINGTON, Texas | Ian Kinsler hit a record-tying leadoff home run and Matt Harrison pitched five scoreless innings to win his second consecutive start for the Texas Rangers in a 5-1 victory over the Chicago White Sox on Sunday night.
Gossage a Texas showman with old-school stunts
FORT WORTH, Texas | Eddie Gossage figured his days working for Bruton Smith were about to end.
Sox maintain lead on Twins, barely
ARLINGTON, Texas | John Danks showed the Texas fans what they're missing.
Tank finally at ease with Cowboys
IRVING, Texas | Gary native Tank Johnson is finally at ease, comfortable again being a focus of attention. This time, he feels he truly does have a fresh opportunity.
Pat Knight tries to find own way
WACO, Texas | When Pat Knight planned changes in the way Texas Tech would do certain things, he didn't worry about the opinions of anyone else. Not even those of the coach he succeeded.
Smith acquiring New Hampshire track for $340 million, no plans to move races 'at this time'
FORT WORTH, Texas | New Hampshire International Speedway will have a new owner, and still has both of its NASCAR Nextel Cup dates -- for now.
NASCAR notes: Allmendinger's shows more progress with best qualifying spot
FORT WORTH, Texas | Nextel Cup rookie AJ Allmendinger was fast in practice Friday, and again when it counted during qualifying at Texas.
Sosa sacs Sox for walk-off win in extra innings
ARLINGTON, Texas | Sammy Sosa hit a sacrifice fly in the bottom of the 11th inning to give the Texas Rangers a 5-4 victory over the White Sox on Wednesday night.
Romo Cowboyed up at discounted price
IRVING, Texas | Long before Tony Romo was a Pro Bowl quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys, he was a rookie free agent who turned down twice as much money to sign with Denver.
Mistakes doom Cubs again
ARLINGTON, Texas | Kenny Lofton was stuck between second and third base, seemingly a sure out for the Texas Rangers in the bottom of the ninth inning.
Finally with 600 homers, Sosa looking for more
ARLINGTON, Texas | Sitting home in the Dominican Republic last summer without a place to play, Sammy Sosa knew he was too close to an elite mark not to come back.
Rangers knock off Cubs in ninth
ARLINGTON, Texas | Pinch-hitters Kenny Lofton and Frank Catalanotto singled off the gloves of diving Cubs outfielders in the bottom of the ninth inning, producing the winning run in the Texas Rangers' 6-5 victory over Chicago on Thursday.
Sosa becomes fifth player in 600-homer club
ARLINGTON, Texas | Sammy Sosa's 600th homer resembled so many that came before -- except this time the Cubs were on the other side.
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There is no benefit to disabling the PCV system and plenty of down side,
including but not limited to throwing the idle circuit out of wack. The PCV is part of the idle circuit. |
Apparently one of the issues I'm having is oil being sucked into the manifold then into the combustion chamber. Right now I'm running a spectre baffled grommet and pcv valve running into the front vacuum port of my quadrajet.
I had a p.o.s. that did that not calling your vehicle a p.o.s. just mine
I took a longer hose and made a loop.. with the part from pcv to loop an incline.. the oil had a hard time climb'n the loop and the incline let the oil drain back as most pcv dont seal real tight when closed.. cheap and dirty fix.. |
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Consider a catch tank. If it starts filling with oil then you'll know where the problem is. If it does not catch any oil, then you'll know its migrating from elsewhere, such as valve guides/seals, intake gaskets, rocker stud threads, etc.
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Certainly a compression and a leak down test are in order up front as if the problem is in ring sealing for what ever reason, nothing else will solve the problem so there's little sense in spending a chunk of money on band-aids only to find it's still bleeding to death. The PCV is intended to remove blow-by products from a normally healthy engine so first this means there's not a lot of blow by to begin with. Secondly blow by consists of compression and combustion gases that get past the rings, for the most part this is a combustable mixture that is rather corrosive when it mixes and circulates with the lube oil so burning it adds a lot of years to the engine's life. The presence of lube oil passing the breathers tells you that either the filter/seperation media is missing or failed in a normally healthy engine or that the engine is not healthy having a serious problem that is producing so much blow by that the seperation media is overwhelmed. Bogie |
Most aftermarket SBC valve covers have the PCV hole in the wrong spot on the cover and lack any oil baffling.
The result is: The PCV hole gets a direct shot from the rockers oil spray. Many many aftermarket parts may look pretty but are of fubar design. |
Try a different valve cover that has baffles. Sometimes the breather/PCV opening in the valve cover is in a bad spot and gets a lot of oil from the rocker arms. The baffles will limit the amount of oil that travels directly into the PCV. You don't want to completely eliminate the system as you need to have some sort of crankcase evacuation system. You could also run a crankcase evac system with breathers on both valve covers with hoses piped to your exhaust. No oil to go into the intake manifold carbon up the plugs. The plugs stay cleaner and the extra gases go out with the exhaust. Not good if you have to pass emissions testing.
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If you have a alot of blowby the baffled valve cover still won't solve the issue. OLNOLAN's catch can idea is a good "stop gap" measure until you have the time / money / ambition to address the real issues that are creating the blow by. |
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They never even looked back. Two fellow travelers, grinding and swinging up the hill in front of me. As I turned the corner into the climb's lower ramp I glanced up and saw them there. I thought, "can I catch them?" and put my head back down.
My wife had been emailing with some friends about summer plans. Summer. As if that's a thing now. And their calendars were filling up, and there I was in my tired desk chair shaking my head and wondering at people who were thinking about more than what was in front of them at the moment.
I have not been too hard at the pedals for these last few moons, succumbing to winter like dry leaves to a campfire. Still, those two riders on the hill weren't drilling it. They were trading off the front like they were serious, but I was making up ground. "Oh, I'll just go hard in this first section and see how much gap I close," I told myself. Them swiveling their way into the middle, flatter part of the climb.
"I'm sorry," I typed back to my wife. "I'm OTB as far as the summer goes." And she to me, "OTB?" And me back, "Off the back." And her, "Oh." And then nothing.
When I reached the flat after the first rise, that blessed point where you can get a real gear back under you, I gauged my progress and saw that I was, in fact, reeling them in. What was 40 meters had shrunk to 20. The swish and roar of traffic made the whole thing something of a pantomime, them fleeing, me pursuing. I clicked twice down the cassette, stood into the work.
I suppose if you know you're going to be OTB you do something to mitigate the consequences. You seek help. You delegate what tasks you can to willing collaborators. You let folks know you might not be getting back to them with the alacrity they've come to expect.
With the gap cut to 15 meters, maybe 12 really, my sonar or dead reckoning or powers of estimation now being swept into the dustpan of oxygen debt, I thought to do the right thing. I eased off. Not to give up. Not to back off. Not to concede defeat. But rather to pace myself. Too anxious am I usually to hurtle across a gap, this the recipe for blowing up, so that just as I make contact, I lose the ability to hold myself steady on the bike. I go all knees and elbows, power draining out the acute angles of my flailing.
Work is busy, and I have placed my attention there, perhaps to a fault. It is not so much that I am behind with my work, but rather that I feel a sudden quickening of results there. The momentum is with me (us) and I am hell bent on holding it and keeping it and stoking it, taking what the road will give me, riding the lightning. You get my point.
And so, with maybe 10 meters to go, 10 striding paces to close the gap and kiss in relief the rear wheel of a rider I've never met, I saw that I wouldn't make it. Nearing the top of the climb, the whole thing only about a mile long, we were flattening out. They were pressing tentatively at their own shifters. Having not gone full gas, they were able to exploit their improved terms with gravity to an extent that I was not.
I never know when I'm going to be OTB. At some point, I lift my head to see what's coming and realize I'm not close to where I ought to be. I'm out of shape. I haven't thought of the summer. There are things outside work that need my attention. What have I been doing? Why? Are my priorities all out of whack? Usually, yes.
I had not gone that deep yet this year. Rolling up to the top of the climb, watching my friends, total strangers still, take the corner that leads away from the up. My lungs burned. I was disappointed in myself for not catching them, but also happy that I had convinced myself to try.
When you're OTB, you find out who your friends are. My wife has planned our summer. She knows I'm not a great planner of leisure time activities. I'm task oriented. I clean the bathroom. I pick up after the dog. Equally, on the bike, the guys I ride with will spin along next to me, chatting, because that's what I need, that's what they need, and we all know we're OTB, but we're working on it. It's not so bad.
We'll catch on. Just give us some time.
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More budget cuts are coming to an already stressed California education system and Bakersfield College will feel it too in the coming years (yes, that's plural). My purpose in this article is not to depress you but to give you as honest a view as I can of what is coming in the services the college will be able to provide in preparing our community and workforce for a future economy where the critical-analytical thinking and adaptability of a college education will be needed. If we know what's coming, we have a chance of preparing.
As I write this I have John Cox's front-page article about Kern County's economy from two Sundays ago (March 20th) next to my chair. One of the key points made was that increased "higher educational attainment" is going to be even more crucial to Kern County's economy. Also in the article David Lyman notes the link between education levels and personal income. For more about that take a look at the "Education Pays!" graphic from the Bureau of Labor Statistics at www.bls.gov/emp/ep_chart_001.htm and I have charted the trends over the past four years at www.astronomynotes.com/educationpays3.htm. As part of the plans to balance its budget, California will be making it even more difficult to raise those personal income levels with some major cuts to its education spending.
Whenever the economy in California takes a turn for the worse, the community colleges in particular see a boost in enrollment as people turn to them for re-training. Some state legislators have begun to realize the important role that community colleges play in re-charging the economy. However, at the same time those enrollments are increasing, funding is being cut back so the community colleges get a double-whammy: needing to educate more students with less money because, unlike the CSUs and UCs, community colleges cannot raise their fees to plug the budget holes. And unlike the K12 system, the state puts a cap on the number of community college students it will pay for---any students over a given amount are "paid for" by the community colleges. Now, it is part of the ethos of our community colleges to educate whoever comes to us and I know that Bakersfield College, at least, has for several years been educating several hundred more students every year than for what the state pays us. Even before California's economy tanked, there was talk of a "tidal wave II" of students in this decade moving through the Kern Community College District, of which Bakersfield College is a part. I guess that's a "triple-whammy" the community colleges in our district are having to deal with and we're slowly coming to terms with the fact that we're simply not able to meet all of the demand.
The budget scenarios that Bakersfield College is planning for have such cheerful sounding names like "bad", "worst case", and "doomsday". Under the "bad" scenario, Kern Community College District will receive a net cut of $5.377 million from its current state-paid cap. The net cut is because the students will pay an additional $10/unit to partially offset the decreased state funding. At least this time the money generated from the tuition hike will go back to the community colleges unlike some past hikes in recent memory that went into the state's general fund for other non-education uses. The "bad" scenario assumes that the Governor's January proposal of cuts passes AND the tax extensions were passed on the June ballot. Well, as I write this, it looks like the tax extensions will not even be put on the ballot for the voters to decide, so that's out. Also, in typical California government fashion of rosy income projections, the "bad" scenario assumes that all of the currently enrolled students will pay the $10/unit increase. History has shown repeatedly that when tuition is raised, the enrollment drops, so we'll get the full cut with less of a backfill from the tuition hike. Multiply Bakersfield College's share of the cut by about 2/3rds and it means that BC will enroll 1677 less students next year.
With the tax extension not even making it to the ballot, we're automatically under the "worst case" or "doomsday" scenarios. The "worst case" scenario assumes the tax extension fails and Prop. 98 is funded at the minimum required level. KCCD will receive a net cut of $9.456 million from its current state-paid cap. For Bakersfield College that means 2931 less students next year. The state has suspended Prop 98 guarantees in the past without too much fuss raised by those outside K14 and it looks like the state will do so again so we're now seriously looking at the "doomsday" scenario.
The "doomsday" scenario assumes no tax extensions and suspension of Prop 98 so KCCD receives a net cut of $14.925 million from its current state-paid cap. For Bakersfield College that means about 5360 less students next year. The scenario is called "doomsday" not only because of the huge loss of opportunities for our city's citizens to improve their lot (and pay more in taxes), but also because it will cause some other community college districts in our state to close and the more healthy community college districts like ours to pick up part or all of their load. That will add to the stress on our own district.
Now, I know that other parts of the state budget are being cut too and that there is going to be pain in other state-funded institutions. I wanted to give you some more tangible facts of something I am much more familiar with so that you have a clearer picture in mind as we prepare for the future. Those from other state-funded institutions can share from their perspective to flesh out the picture some more. On a positive note, Bakersfield College and its sister colleges in the Kern Community College District WILL survive these next very painful years. Bakersfield College will be celebrating its centennial in 2013. We've been through plenty of hardships in the past and we've adapted and grown through the talent and intelligence of great people at the college. We've also weathered the past storms through the support and care of the communities of Bakersfield and the surrounding areas and I believe this time will be no different.
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Shukrije Gashi, or Shuki as I know her, has vivid memories of traveling with her grandmother throughout Kosovo to settle disputes. She attributes the inspiration for her current mediation and conflict resolution work to her family, and especially to her grandmother, who was a well known mediator in Kosovo.
"I never … thought that sometime in the future I would, myself, be involved with mediation," she told me, reflecting on the time she spent watching her grandmother. But Shuki is a woman who has worked for peace and justice in her country for years and her humility seems unwarranted. I asked her about coming to San Diego for the Women PeaceMakers Program and she said, "I applied and I didn't think at that time I was going to be elected. … I said, 'Come on, there are only four women. It's impossible.'"
After one short hour in a room with this woman, I thought it was not only possible that she be one of four women chosen to spend eight weeks in residency at the IPJ, but necessary and possibly meant to be.
As a university student in Pristina, Kosovo in 1979, Shuki remembers witnessing arrests and mistreatment of her fellow students. "These arrestments gave me some first spark, some first message that something wrong was going on in Kosovo," she said. By 1981, she, along with her boyfriend, her older sister's friend and several other students had begun to hold demonstrations and to ask for better conditions for students.
But their attempt to spread ideas about Kosovo liberation were not well received by the government, and by 1983 Shuki had been sentenced to two years in jail. She used her time in jail to speak with other women about national rights and to raise awareness about women's rights. Upon her release it became difficult to work openly, but Shuki eventually helped establish the Council for the Defense of Human Rights and became the head of the capital city Pristina branch, one of 63 branches of the council.
Through her work with the Council for the Defense of Human Rights, Shuki used every opportunity to speak about women's rights and to gather support from women until she was able to open another NGO, the Centre for the Protection of Women and Children. With the support of NGOs and international organizations, and because of her personal strength, Shuki has traveled extensively through the Balkan region. She works attempts to settle different types of disputes, to make sure people understand the difference between the Serb population and the Serb regime, to protect human rights and to help make reconciliation possible.
When war spread throughout Kosovo, Shuki left for Macedonia where she spent a short time in a refugee camp. She discovered a young girl, about three years old, who was sick. But when she told the police that the child needed medical assistance, her request was met with blows. "That was not the only case," she said about her abuse at the hands of police. "I realized that outside of the circle I could be more help and I managed to get outside of that hell circle." She escaped after one day and continued her work to bring justice and to heal a war torn region. The strength one must exhibit in order to withstand such circumstances and to leave not scathed, but rather empowered, is something Shuki did not mention to me. But I heard the strength in her voice and I saw it in her eyes as she told me how desperately she desires to "live as good neighbors and build good relationships" with the countries in which she has experienced conflict.
Shuki has been a lawyer, a poet, a mediator and journalist, but insists that the best way to reach people is through the "collaborative process," which she employs in her current position as the Director of "Partners-Kosova" Center for Conflict management, where she deals with training and mediation services, training of local government officials and elected municipal representatives in leadership and citizen participation, mentoring and empowering women and youth as well as facilitating the minority return and reintegration to Kosovo.
After the war in Kosovo, when she began working with the UN International Agency UNEP/UNCHS, she was asked not to go into Serb enclaves by herself because of the potential danger. "No, no, no," she told her bosses and chiefs. "They are my people. They belong to Kosovo. I know what it means to be a minority, so this is my willingness. I want to go and meet them because they need us." She has risked her life and her well-being so others can know peace and experience justice.
Today she is also working to bring dislocated peoples home. "I think that one day soon minorities, including Serb minorities, will realize that Kosovo is their country and whenever they have troubles or needs they should address the Kosovo government," Shuki told me about her hope for the future of her country.
Next Tues., Oct. 10 at 12:30 p.m. Shuki will hold her "Conversation" in the IPJ Theatre. Students will have the opportunity to listen to a woman who embodies the idea that "women are always the first to work toward reconciliation," as Shuki says, and can look forward to hearing inspiring stories of hope and strength.
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New Jersey Department of Transportation
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New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT) | |
Agency overview | |
Formed | 1966 |
Jurisdiction | New Jersey |
Headquarters | 1035 Parkway Avenue, Ewing, New Jersey |
Employees | 3,842 |
Agency executive | James Simpson, Commissioner of Transportation |
Parent agency | State of New Jersey |
Website | www.nj.gov/transportation |
The New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT)[1] is the agency responsible for transportation issues and policy in New Jersey. It is headed by the Commissioner of Transportation. The present Commissioner is James Simpson, who was appointed in March 2010.[2]
As of 2007, NJDOT employs 3,842 people.
NJDOT was established in 1966 as the first State transportation agency in the United States. It has been responsible for maintaining and operating the State's highway and public road system, planning and developing transportation policy and assisting with rail, freight and intermodal transportation issues.
In 1979, with the establishment of New Jersey Transit, NJDOT's rail division (which funded and supported State-sponsored passenger rail service) was folded into the new agency.
Until 2003, the NJDOT included the Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV), which was re-established as the self-operating New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission (MVC).
Since the 1990s, NJDOT has been phasing out many of the traffic circles in New Jersey.
Divisions, programs and services[edit]
Public roads[edit]
NJDOT operates, develops and maintains the State's public road system, including Interstate, State and Federal highways, with a total of 2,324.01 miles (3,740.13 km) of State-owned and operated roads. Most major highways within New Jersey are under NJDOT jurisdiction, except toll routes including the New Jersey Turnpike, Garden State Parkway (under the New Jersey Turnpike Authority) and the Atlantic City Expressway as well as the interstate toll bridges and tunnels.
Freight planning[edit]
NJDOT develops interim and long-term plans and strategic policy on freight and shipping in and around the state. These intermodal policies cover trucking, rail, maritime and air freight.
Community programs[edit]
Assistance to local communities and grants for transportation-related projects.
Technical planning, design and research for projects.
The NJDOT was also responsible for funding and supporting passenger rail service within New Jersey and to and from nearby points from late 1960s onward, including procuring new modern equipment and rolling stock. The agency purchased EMD GP40Ps for the Central Railroad of New Jersey in 1968, the GE U34CH locomotives and Comet I cars for the Erie Lackawanna (1970) and Arrow I and Arrow II electric MU cars for the Penn Central in 1968-69 and 1974 respectively.
In 1979, NJ Transit assumed responsibilities for passenger rail in New Jersey.
See also[edit]
- ^ About NJDOT. New Jersey Department of Transportation (NJDOT). Retrieved 2009-07-19.
- ^ Frassinelli, Mike (March 1, 2010). "Senate panel approves James Simpson for N.J. Department of Transportation commissioner". The Star-Ledger (New Jersey). Retrieved 14 March 2010.
External links[edit]
- New Jersey Department of Transportation, official website
- NJDOT Commissioner profile