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the North American Animal Disease Spread Model (NAADSM) in conjunction with data, statistical methods, and references from scientific literature. Simulation outputs from NAADSM were used to evaluate the impact of FMD spread through Kansas and into six adjoining states in different release events. The analysis estimated the consequences of large epidemics and the potential effects of some mitigation measures on an epidemic. Depending on the risk scenarios, the outputs suggested that an epidemic in the seven states could last 18 months or more and result in the loss of tens of millions of animals. The 2010 SSRA results were criticized by the previous National Research Council committee for a lack of transparency, structural limitations in NAADSM, and some specific modeling choices (NRC, 2010). The uSSRA makes a variety of changes and attempts to address all the previously identified shortcomings of the 2010 SSRA. The revised model in the uSSRA now estimates an FMD epidemic in these seven states to last about twice as long as and affect several times more animals than the 2010 SSRA.
The overall methodology and presentation of epidemic modeling in the uSSRA are substantially improved compared to those in the 2010 SSRA. Part of the reason is the uSSRA's better description of model limitations and uncertainty. Issues of reliability, uncertainty, and sensitivity are acknowledged at the beginning of Section 6 of the uSSRA and addressed again throughout. The breadth of epidemiological material collected in the uSSRA could make it a useful reference for future FMD research and planning.
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NAHB – "Single-Family Starts Up 4.2 Percent While Overall Production Drops Slightly in October" (11-19-14)
"Single-family housing production in October reached its highest level since November 2013 while the more volatile multifamily sector brought combined nationwide starts activity down 2.8 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.009 million units, according to newly released figures from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and the U.S. Census Bureau."
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"The U.S. Treasury and the federal overseer for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (FMCC) should consider ending government control of the two companies if Congress fails to reform the housing-finance system, Senator Tim Johnson said."
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DS News – "Hensarling Re-Elected as House Financial Services Committee Chairman" (11-19-14)
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"Mortgage applications increased 4.9 percent from one week earlier, according to data from the Mortgage Bankers Association's (MBA) Weekly Mortgage Applications Survey for the week ending November 14, 2014. This week's results included an adjustment for the Veterans Day holiday."
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Genre/Form: | Exhibitions Art and the war Exhibitions |
Additional Physical Format: | Online version: Simpson, Marc. Winslow Homer. San Francisco : Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco : Bedford Arts, ©1988 (OCoLC)741859261 |
Named Person: | Winslow Homer; Winslow Homer; Winslow Homer |
Document Type: | Book |
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Marc Simpson; Winslow Homer; Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco.; Portland Museum of Art.; Amon Carter Museum of Western Art. |
OCLC Number: | 17804457 |
Notes: | Catalogue of an exhibition held at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, July 2-Sept. 18, 1988, Portland Museum of Art, Oct. 8-Dec. 18, 1988, and the Amon Carter Museum, Jan. 7-Mar. 12, 1989. |
Description: | 283 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 28 cm |
Contents: | A chronology of Homer's early career, 1859-1866 / Sally Mills -- Marks of honor and death : sharpshooter and the Peninsular Campaign of 1862 / Christopher Kent Wilson -- The bright side : "humorously conceived and truthfully executed" / Marc Simpson -- Prisoners from the front : an American history painting? /Lucretia H. Giese -- a harvest of death : the veteran in a new field / Nicolai Cikovsky, Jr. -- "A hand formed to use the brush" / Kristin Hoermann. |
Responsibility: | Marc Simpson with contributions by Nicolai Cikovsky, Jr. [and others]. |
"This volume has been published on the occasion of the first monographic exhibition uniting the majority of the Civil War paintings of Winslow Homer ... The essays and related materials that inform this book offer a close reading of Homer's paintings in the cultural context of the Civil War period and the critical responses with which the works were originially received ... accompanied by a diverse array of period media illustrations and cartoons, as well as Homer's sketches"--Dustjacket.
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depends on if they play enough games...wickets in ODIs will come.
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What is really scary is the class of criminal that is emerging in this day and time. They place no value on life, unless of course it's their own. Whatever is infecting the minds of this type of criminal just cannot be understood. There should be no justification when commiting a crime, to kill the vicim(s), but it seems to be happening more and more each time.
This is the sole reason to vote out the dummies in our Government who insist on paralyzing us with useless gun restriction and toothless laws when dealing with any criminal.


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We now own 4 dachshunds. I am glad to find someone who has the same kind of "fun" mind as I do for dogs names. Only one of ours has a "normal" name. His name is Baxter. He turned 13 this last Christmas Eve. Here is where the fun comes in. Our next doxie is named Carrots...he is 10, then we have Biskits, he is 6 and the last one is Pickles and he is 7. So, don't feel alone with the "funky and oh so cute" names. I love some of the choices you are looking at and can't wait to see pictures of your newest family member.
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The Salar Jung Museum is noted for its collection of Mughal jades
Jade objects in a museum attract visitors as a rule. Jade is a rough, hard and tough stone. And a long process is involved in removing the layers of the stone to make it smooth. Chinese value jade a lot. Jade is mostly mined in Burma.
The stone consists of three types of minerals: jadeite, nephrite and chloromenalite. Jadeite is the hardest and, naturally, the brightest. Its colour range is diverse, green being the most sought-after. Nephrite has a tint of green, and some times white, gray, ivory and yellow. Chloromenalite is mostly dark green.
Mughal emperors were fond of collecting Jade objects. Milky white nephrite and opaque green jade were skilfully carved by Mughal craftsmen into bowls, wine cups, mirror backs, dagger and sword handles, huqqa bases and flywhisk handles.
The Salar Jung museum has a number of Mughal jades. An earliest object is a dark-green jade book stand with white marble dots and striking architectural designs.
Besides book stands, there are a number of mirror-backs with carvings of floral motifs and pierced decorations from the 17th century.
A singular contribution of Mughal craftsman to jade craft is the liberal use of gold and precious stones like ruby and emerald in the form of flowers, birds and leaves.
A green jade trinket box with gold inserts, which belongs the 17th century, is a marvellous piece. A white jade leaf-shaped tray with the veins showing is a fine example of the jade carver's talent.
Two outstanding objects are an exquisite emerald and ruby fruit knife of Noor-Jehan and Emperor Jahangir's hunting knife encrusted with rubies, emeralds and diamonds.
Also, the museum possesses a number of swords and daggers fitted with hilts of life-like heads of animals set with precious stones.
Keywords: Jade items, Salar Jung museum, 17th century crafts, Mughal crafts, precious stones, Noor-Jehan, Emperor Jahangir


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A combination drug most commonly refers to a fixed-dose combination (FDC), which is a formulation including two or more active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) combined in a single dosage form, which is manufactured and distributed in certain respective fixed doses. Terms like "combination drug" or "combination drug product" can be common shorthand for a FDC product (since most combination drug products are currently FDCs), although the latter is more precise if in fact referring to a mass-produced product having a predetermined combination of drugs and respective dosages (as opposed to customized polypharmacy via compounding). And it should also be distinguished from the term "combination product" in medical contexts, which without further specification can refer to products that combine different types of medical products - such as device/drug combinations as opposed to drug/drug combinations. Note that when a combination drug product (whether fixed-dose or not) is a "pill" (i.e., a tablet or capsule), then it is also a kind of "polypill" or combopill.
Initially, fixed-dose combination drug products were developed to target a single disease (such as with antiretroviral FDCs used against AIDS). However, FDCs may also target multiple diseases/conditions, such as Caduet (atorvastatin/amlodipine) or Exforge (amlodipine/valsartan). In cases of FDCs targeting multiple conditions, such conditions might often be related — in order to increase the number of prospective patients who might be likely to utilize a given FDC product. This is because each FDC product is mass-produced, and thus typically requires having a critical mass of potentially applicable patients in order to justify its manufacture, distribution, stocking, etc.
A prescription (℞) is a health-care programme that governs the plan of care for an individual patient and is implemented by a qualified practitioner. A qualified practitioner might be a physician, dentist, nurse practitioner, pharmacist, psychologist, or other health care providers. Prescriptions may include orders to be performed by a patient, caretaker, nurse, pharmacist, physician, other therapist, or by automated equipment, such as an intravenous infusion pump. Formerly, prescriptions often included detailed instructions regarding compounding of medications but as medications have increasingly become pre-packaged manufactured products, the term "prescription" now usually refers to an order that a pharmacist dispense and that a patient take certain medications. Prescriptions have legal implications, as they may indicate that the prescriber takes responsibility for the clinical care of the patient and in particular for monitoring efficacy and safety. As medical practice has become increasingly complex, the scope of meaning of the term "prescription" has broadened to also include clinical assessments, laboratory tests, and imaging studies relevant to optimizing the safety or efficacy of medical treatment.
Prescriptions may be entered into an electronic medical record system and transmitted electronically to a pharmacy. Alternatively, a prescription may be handwritten on preprinted prescription forms that are assembled into pads, or printed onto similar forms using a computer printer. The content of a prescription includes the name and address of the prescribing provider and any other legal requirement such as a registration number (e.g. DEA Number in the United States). Unique for each prescription is the name of the patient. In the United Kingdom and Ireland, the patient's name and address must also be recorded. Each prescription is dated and some jurisdictions may place a time limit on the prescription. In the past, prescriptions contained instructions for the pharmacist to use for compounding the pharmaceutical product but most prescriptions now specify pharmaceutical products that were manufactured and require little or no preparation by the pharmacist. Prescriptions also contain directions for the patient to follow when taking the drug. These directions are printed on the label of the pharmaceutical product.
A prescription drug (also prescription medication or prescription medicine) is a licensed medicine that is regulated by legislation to require a medical prescription before it can be obtained. The term is used to distinguish it from over-the-counter drugs which can be obtained without a prescription. Different jurisdictions have different definitions of what constitutes a prescription drug.
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"The problem we faced is that the legs of Microraptor, like on any dinosaur, could not be splayed sideways," as the Chinese paleontologists assumed. That means Microraptor could not have extended its rear limbs to form a wing directly behind the front wing. More likely, and more aerodynamically stable, would have been a rear wing that was held lower than the front wing ? what from the side would look like a staggered biplane configuration, Chatterjee explains.
Chatterjee and Templin fed Microraptor's flight data into a computer simulation that they have previously used to successfully analyze the flying abilities of pterosaurs and Archaeopteryx. Based on the aeronautical analysis, it appears that Microraptor flights looked rather like those seen today among some "monoplane" forest birds -- something called undulating phugoid gliding, Chatterjee said. In other words, Microraptor launched from a high branch and dove off, falling head-first until it reached a speed that created lift on its wings. With that lift the feathered dino then swooped upwards and landed in the branches of another tree without having to flap its wings and expend muscular energy.
"The biplane wing configuration was probably a very first experiment in nature," says Chatterjee of the early flying technique, which was also used by another feathered dinosaur from China, Pedopenna, he said. Archaeopteryx achieved fully powered flight with monoplane configuration, as its wing became even larger than those of Microraptor, but foot feathers were lost.
"It is intriguing to contemplate that perhaps avian flight, like aircraft evolution, went through a biplane stage before the monoplane was introduced, said Chatterjee. "It seems likely that Microraptor invented t
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Sativa is upset that she is not getting the respect she deserves. Diana merely tells her that in order to get respect it needs to be earned. Sativa can think of nothing better than to take on Diana to earn that respect! (both ladies are clad in lifeguard like outfits btw! :) Sativa hits Diana with a low blow to the midsection followed up by a double ax handle to get Diana grounded. Sativa then tries to squeeze the life out of Diana by using her powerful legs to put diana in a series of body and neck scissors and of course. Diana refuses to tap out! From there diana does the quick turnaround and gets the jump on sativa with a bear hug. Body shots. Knees lifts. Reverse bear hug. Reverse surfboard. Body scissors and more! Sativa looks like she is out on her feet as she was not for diana's offense! Diana then smells victory as she locks sativa in her patent figure four neck sleeper! When will these newbies ever learn?


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This 15th-century Rajput fort, now a heritage hotel, set in 6 acres across many level, is one of the finest retreats in India, perched on a plateau in the Aravali Hills in Alwar district with stunning views. The rooms and suites, each with a different name, which vary in size (the cheapest can be cramped), are masterpieces and the architecture is fascinating and fun to explore. The rooms are consciously television-free. The main restaurant serves Rajasthani and decent
European dishes and is open to nonresident guests if they have reservations. There's a dilapidated yet charming stepwell to discover nearby (ask for directions). They offer day bookings as well for 60% less, daily except weekends. Splurge a little and opt for a suite; smaller ones are only a tad bit more. Activities such as zip-lining and hot-air ballooning can be arranged.
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Ignoring that penile cancer is nearly non-existent, it is generally caused by bad hygiene. So yeah, you can scrub it away. According to you, though, we should cut off every girl's tits and we should probably remove their dirty cunt lips. You can't scrub cancer away from girls, you know!


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'Doctors with a Heart' Recognized for Their Community Service
Ekam Foundation and Udhavum Ullangal Public Charitable Trust honored eight doctors and two Institutes on Sunday in Chennai, South India, for their noble dedication to the society and conferred the prestigious Dr. KS Sanjivi Award in recognition of their relentless efforts to serve the under privileged. Tamilnadu Principal Secretary, Health and Family Welfare Mr. VK Subburaj who presented the awards lauded the service of these doctorsservice that stands out in a country where there is a growing gap between the availability of physicians and the growing disease burden.
Following are the details of the recipients of Dr. KS Sanjivi Awards 2010 -
Dr. P. Amudha Rajeswari, an Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Madurai Medical College and Assistant Surgeon in government Rajaji Hospital, works closely with more than 300 mentally disabled children and their families free of cost at the Anbagam and does regular medical check up for 200 special children at Bethason Special School in Madurai. She gives regular lectures to teachers and parents at the school for the mentally disabled.
Dr. Shiva Prasad Sahoo, an Ophthalmologist and founder director of Trilochan Netralaya (TN), has dedicated his services to eliminate avoidable blindness in the poverty stricken areas of Western Orissa (Odisha). He has conducted 100 Cataract surgeries in one sitting and 130 outreach camps in the year 2009 alone. TN regularly organizes screening camps in villages for cataract and refractive errors. TN operated on 12,513 patients from 14 districts mostly tribals, free of cost. The post operative infection is almost zero and one month visual acuity is mostly good vision.
Dr. Sarala Rajajee, a Pediatric Hematologist and Immunologist from Mehta hospital Chennai, being O Rh negative, donates blood for exchange transfusion in newborns. Her honorary services during PG studies and ICMR research programs at ICH, HC, Chennai include taking exemplary care of very sick children, comforting their family, providing food for destitute parents in the wards by making available the tokens from the guild of service canteen, starting a Trust fund to pay for hospitalizations and for poor parents to buy drugs.
Dr. L. Muthusamy, a general practitioner, considered an NGO-friendly doctor, has conducted more than 1000 free camps, mostly every Sunday of the month. He pays the medical expenses of daily wage laborers and sees to that they are not absent from work for long due to illness. In his acceptance speech the good doctor said all he owned today was an old scooter and a house purchased on loan, but he had earned the hearts of many people. He thanked his wife and children for co-operating with him in serving the less privileged.
Dr. K. Vanaja, a Joint Director in Public Health and Preventive Medicine has initiated public-private partnership activities in her area of work and has ensured that all the government special schemes like the Varumun Kaappu Thittam (Preventive schemes) and the Kalaignar Kaapittu Thittam (Insurance Scheme) reached the needy.
Dr. R. Krishnamoorthy, Hand and Micro Surgeon, Professor and Head, Senior Civil Surgeon, Stanley Medical Hospital does surgical treatment for hand injuries in addition to Plastic Surgery since 1974. Along with his team at Stanley Hospital he has rebuilt the lives of several patients who have lost their limbs in work-related accidents.
Dr. Subramanya Bharathiyar, Professor and HOD, Anesthesia, Chief Anesthetist, Stanley Hospital conducts free surgical camps and medical camps at various places in Chennai. He provides free medical services during natural calamities such as the Tsunami camp at Mylapore, flood relief camp at Cuddalore and Chidambaram, earthquake camp at Bhuj, Gujarat etc.
Dr. JS Sathyanarayana Murthy, Professor of Cardiology and Head of Cardiac catheterization in Sri Ramachandra University, formed a Trust in Sri Ramachandra Hospital and helped more than 35 children get free surgery, distributed medicines and accessories to Tsunami affected people in Andamans and also gave them free medical treatment.
Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to Dr. Pushpa for her dedication and compassion especially in the field of Pediatrics. She set up a lab for bleeding disorders in a government hospital during her student days and has worked as both general pediatrician and hematologist for14 years in the Institute of Child Health and then started the dept of hematology. Apart from selflessly supporting cancer stricken children medically, she has been involved in research trying to explore the cause of their fatal illness.
Sri Ramakrishna Math and Mission, a spiritual order of monks established by Swami Vivekananda to serve humanity and Isha Outreach, Coimbatore, both known for their free medical services to the underprivileged were the two Institutes honored with the Dr. KS Sanjivi Award 2010.
"Teach this triple truth to all: A generous heart, kind speech and a life of service and compassion are the things which renew humanity."- Buddha
As the Principal Secretary Health and Family Welfare Mr. VK Subburaj IAS observed while felicitating the doctors and distributing the Awards on the Doctors Day celebrations in Chennai, these doctors have raised the dignity of the medical profession and hopefully, their deeds should inspire the younger generation to reach out to the community in kindness and service. The healthcare needs of a billion people in India will have a better chance of being met when more people unite to service the society generously.


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Recently I have had a customer complaining that when he is adding more subscriptions to his publication, distribution agent job for the newly added subscriptions would not start. And when he tried to start the distribution agent job manually, it failed with below error
SQLServerAgent Error: Request to run job Job_id (from User distributor_admin) refused because the job is already running from a request by User distributor_admin. Changed database context to 'db_name'. (Microsoft SQL Server, Error: 22022)
But when he checked the subscription status in Replication Monitor, it says NOT RUNNING. Quite Weird!!
This is how the troubleshooting began:
Limitation: one second delay between starting jobs
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A design limitation imposes a one second delay between jobs. This limitation was set so that the job scheduler does not monopolize the resources on the hosting server. Because of this limitation, up to 60 jobs can be started in the same one-minute interval. If jobs run and finish in less than one minute and are started at the same time based on a one-minute schedule, some jobs may never run. The jobs may never run because jobs that were already executed are retriggered every minute. Other jobs are left in a starvation situation.
Important: This information applies to starting news jobs and does not impose a limitation on jobs that are running at the same time. We recommend that you group jobs into batches of less than 60 simultaneous jobs and stage schedules so that there is enough bandwidth for SQL Server Agent to run these jobs.
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So for all the new subscriptions that customer added, we created a different schedule so that there is enough bandwidth for SQL Server Agent to run these jobs.
Additional Info: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/306457
Written By: Prema Kolli - Support Engineer,Microsoft GTSC
Reviewed By: Akbar Farishta - Technical Lead, Microsoft GTSC Ouseph Devis T - Technical Lead, Microsoft GTSC
The article is good. Prema could you also confirm if the above article is applicable for which versions of SQL Server? Also please check the Support link provided towards the end of the article. The link is not proper.


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32 "Everything I am commanding you, you are to take care to do. Do not add to it or subtract from it. | 32 See that you do all I command you; do not add to it or take away from it. |
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ROCHESTER HILLS — According to a police report, a Roseville man has been charged with two felonies in connection with the traffic death of a 20-year-old Troy woman last fall in Rochester Hills.
A six-car crash occurred Oct. 23 on Rochester Road, north of Hamlin Road. Troy resident Hailey Marie Brouillet, who was driving a 2005 Saturn L300, was pronounced dead Oct. 28 as a result of crash injuries.
During the multicar crash, one car rolled over, and the drivers of two of the cars — a Volkswagen Jetta and a Chrysler Pacifica — were injured and hospitalized. The crash shut down Rochester Road, and the Rochester Road and Hamlin Road intersection, for several hours.
The crash began when the Volkswagen Jetta rear-ended the Saturn driven by Brouillet on southbound Rochester Road in front of Bordine's Nursery, police said. The Saturn was pushed into a Chrysler Pacifica, which was subsequently pushed into a Dodge Durango.
After the Volkswagen struck the Saturn, the Volkswagen continued southbound on Rochester Road and rear-ended a Mazda 6, which was pushed into a Ford Freestyle, which was pushed into a Lexus.
The driver of the Volkswagen, Stephen Frank Fischer, a 65-year-old Roseville resident, turned himself in April 15 to the Oakland County Sheriff's Office Crash Reconstruction Unit, the police report states.
Appearing before Magistrate Marie Soma the same day at the 52-3 District Court in Rochester Hills without an attorney, Fischer was arraigned and charged with two felonies — reckless driving causing death and reckless driving causing serious impairment of a body function.
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Invasive fire ants have been a thorn in the sides of Southerners for years. But another invasive species, the so-called "crazy" ant — that many describe as being worse — has arrived and is displacing fire ants in several places.
"When you talk to folks who live in the invaded areas, they tell you they want their fire ants back," said Edward LeBrun, a researcher at the University of Texas at Austin, in a statement from the school. "Fire ants are in many ways very polite. They live in your yard. They form mounds and stay there, and they only interact with you if you step on their mound."
Crazy ants, on the other hand, "go everywhere," invading homes and nesting in walls and crawlspaces, even damaging electrical equipment by swarming inside appliances. [Image Gallery: Ants of the World]
A study published in the April issue of the journal Biological Invasions found that in areas infested with crazy ants, few to no fire ants were present. Exactly how they are able to outcompete fire ants is so far unknown. In areas with crazy ants, the researchers also found greatly diminished numbers of native ant species, according to the study. [continue]
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Ruess is on our minds again this summer, thanks to not one, but two new biographies. The first is Philip L. Fradkin's Everett Ruess: His Short Life, Mysterious Death, and Astonishing Afterlife (University of California Press, 332 pp.) The second is David Roberts' Finding Everett Ruess: The Life and Unsolved Disappearance of a Legendary Wilderness Explorer (Broadway, 394 pp.)
Ruess was the son of nomadic parents who settled in Los Angeles and he grew up with artistic passions and a relentless sense of wanderlust. As a teenager during the Depression, he drifted solo north to San Francisco and the Sierra mountains and back to the deserts of the Southwest – along the way meeting people like famed photographers Ansel Adams, Dorothea Lange, and Edward Weston, and painter Maynard Dixon.
During his brief existence, he displayed a charming precocity, showing sensitivity as a writer, poet, photographer and free-spirited thinker.
At one point, he wrote in a confident, self-assertive letter to his brother, that he could never remain captive to a city. "Even from your scant description, I know that I could not bear the routine and humdrum of the life that you are forced to lead," he wrote. "I don't think could ever settle down. I have known too much of the depths of life already, and I would prefer anything to an anticlimax."


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On Tuesday, the Providence Police Department will celebrate its 150th anniversary. Its distinguished history dates back to the appointment of the first town sergeant, in 1651. The city issued its first Providence Police badge in 1848. In 1851, "Day Men" patrolled the city's neighborhoods. In 1864, a city ordinance authorized the creation of the Police Department.
Today, the department is the largest and most diverse police force in Rhode Island, with over 400 sworn police officers who work closely with people in the city's neighborhoods to reduce crime, fear and disorder. Through its partnerships with community groups, businesses, clergy, social services, law enforcement and public safety agencies, the department is a reflection of the community and the citizens it serves.
Because of hard work and an unwavering commitment to serve, "Providence's finest" have transformed the department into a nationally recognized police force. The department has a long history of success, from its early days of night watchmen patrolling with handheld rattle alarms and nightsticks, to dismantling the crime organization La Cosa Nostra, arresting nationally and internationally renowned gang members rooted in Providence.
Many of those who served and currently wear a Providence Police badge have been recognized as leaders in the police profession. The department has introduced many trend-setting initiatives. It was among the first police departments nationally to incorporate women into the ranks; the first New England police agency to establish a Bureau of Public Relations; among the first in deploying specially trained canines to assist in police work; and assigning social service clinicians to serve with officers while on patrol.
In 1952, the Providence Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 3 was chartered and authorized. The Providence FOP proudly hosted the National FOP Conference in 1977 and again in 2003. Currently, the department is working diligently to become nationally accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies.
Over a decade ago, the Providence Police Department decentralized its operations, and now relies on the three community-policing foundations of partnership, prevention and problem-solving to implement its crime-fighting strategies. Officers play vital roles by patrolling from neighborhood substations, going to community meetings and serving on neighborhood boards and committees.
Through working with the community, the department develops trust, respect, transparency, national recognition and creative approaches to solving difficult neighborhood problems. When we form community partnerships, we are not just meeting and we are not just visiting; we are active participants, and we are staying. Today community policing is as strong as ever in Providence, and the results are unprecedented reductions in crime and strong neighborhood collaborations.
In response to an ever-changing world, the Providence Police are as dynamic and progressive a law enforcement agency as there is in America. The department is a highly specialized organization prepared to respond to any situation that it may face. However, it remains true to its roots of reducing crime and building strong and effective community partnerships.
The Providence Police have faced all types of public safety challenges and adversities, and have weathered them all with perseverance, determination, resiliency and creative strategies and tactics. In many cases, the department received national recognition for its efforts. These efforts are a tribute to the men and women who proudly wear a Providence Police badge.
Since the department's creation in 1864, the people of this great city have always trusted the Providence Police to be the protectors of their quality of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. From the beginning, Providence's officers have dedicated their lives to serve and protect this community. From the gallant efforts of the 10 officers who made the ultimate sacrifice, to the valiant and courageous officers who patrol the streets today, those who wear the badge are fearless and risk their lives to keep Providence safe. Only those who have been in the organization truly know its character, determination and resiliency. They are worthy of being called "Providence's finest."
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What if I told you there was a plan to take away your freedom to access Montana's most cherished outdoor spaces and give you a big tax hike on top of it. Sounds like a pretty bad deal. Yet, that's exactly what Congress and others are up to. Think I'm kidding?
Here are just a few of the proposals recently introduced in Congress:
"The Land Division Act"
"Disposal of Excess Federal Funds Act"
"Conservation and Economic Growth Act"
I was blessed to grow up in Montana and I want the same – even better – for my kids and for all children. That's why you'll never catch me supporting any of these plans. Granting federally managed public lands to the states is, perhaps, the worst of the bad ideas to emerge in 2014. It is an assault on our Montana outdoor way of life and our pocketbooks. Here's why:
Compared with other states, Montana would be disproportionately hurt by this policy. Nearly one-third of Montana is owned by the federal government and currently is open for hunting, fishing and recreation. Outdoor recreation contributes $646 billion to the national economy and brings $6 billion to Montana every year supporting businesses and jobs in nearly every community. Our public lands are critical to this economic activity and threatened by efforts to sell these lands to the highest bidder. In addition, a majority of the more than 26 million acres in federal lands are also managed to the benefit of private businesses. Livestock grazing, timber and mining leases are relatively inexpensive and help drive profits for the private sector supporting good-paying Montana jobs.
To pay for building roads, fighting wildfires and other responsibilities associated with managing an additional 26 million acres, the state would be forced to sell millions of acres to private interests. Montana taxpayers will be stuck footing the bill for the rest. In addition, the state would have to raise revenue elsewhere by increasing grazing leases for ranchers and driving up the cost of timber leases hurting our small mills.
Other states should serve as a cautionary tale. If you don't believe loss of our public lands will cost you, ask the hunter in Texas who pays $5,000 just to bag a deer. Or the angler who pays $500 a day to catch a trout in Pennsylvania. In many states, you have to be wealthy to do what working families in Montana can enjoy freely thanks to our public lands.
This November, you have a say on the future of public lands. If given the opportunity to serve Montana in Congress, I'll fight to keep public lands public. Period. I urge you to ask where my opponent stands.
Once and for all, it's time to kill the idea that Montana's public lands are fair game for sale to the highest bidder. If we don't stand up for our public lands today, they could be gone forever.


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Dr Hakan Seckinelgin appointed new Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Civil Society
Dr Hakan Seckinelgin| , Associate Professor in International Social Policy, is the new Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Civil Society.
The journal, which is published four times a year, has multidisciplinary focus that is interested in theoretical and empirical research on civil societies, their development and their interactions with the broader local and global societal processes.
Hakan Seckinelgin is also a visiting research fellow at CERI, Science Po |in Paris from January to June 2015.
Family beliefs a barrier to aged care health reform| New research by Dr Joan Costa-i-Font| shows that older people are avoiding taking out long-term care insurance, fearing their children will desert them in old age.
LSE Research News- Professor Stephen Jenkins awarded funding.
Professor Stephen Jenkins|, Social Policy, has been awarded funding of £59,082 through the University of Essex's ESRC-funded Research Centre for Micro-Social Change (MiSoC). The research aims to point to ways in which our society can navigate the post-war transition from solidarity built on a sense of common purpose to the integration of people with diverse backgrounds, preferences and abilities in an era of new pressures.
LSE Research News- Professor Anne Power awarded funding
Professor Anne Power|, LSE Housing, has been awarded funding of £30,817 from Street Games UK Ltd to undertake a study to uncover how poverty impacts on young people, how this interacts with access to sport and how these barriers can be overcome.
Leonidas Cheliotis has won the 2014 Best Public Intellectual Special Issue Award
Leonidas Cheliotis|, Assistant Professor in Criminology in the Department of Social Policy, has won the 2014 best Public Intellectual Special Issue Award by the US Council of Editors of Learned Journals, Modern Language Association (MLA). Dr Cheliotis won the award for his guest-edited special issue of the prestigious centenarian journal South Atlantic Quarterly| (published by Duke University Press) on 'Prison Realities: Views from Around the World'. The collection explores power and resistance under extreme conditions of confinement in a range of jurisdictions and from a variety of disciplinary perspectives. Dr. Cheliotis' own contribution to the collection discusses the uses and abuses of temporary release in a Greek male prison.
New Year Honours at LSE - Professor Julian Le Grand has been awarded a knighthood
Professor Julian Le Grand| has been awarded a knighthood for services to social science and public service.
Julian Le Grand has been the Richard Titmuss Professor of Social Policy at the London School of Economics and Political Science since 1993.
Read more here|
LSE excels in the REF again
LSE's Department of Social Policy has excelled once again in the REF|, the UK's most recent nationwide assessment of research quality, impact and environment, which is undertaken every six to seven years. The results published last week show that LSE Social Policy is the UK's number one department for world leading and internationally excellent research.
The REF assessment takes place according to a quality scale from 1* to 4*, with 4* representing world leading research quality. In REF 2014 LSE's Department of Social Policy had the highest percentage (94%) of world leading 4* and internationally excellent 3* publications of any UK institution. It also had the highest possible scores (100%) for research impact and environment.
In the overall ranking, aggregating scores for research outputs, impact of research on policy, and academic environment LSE Social Policy was placed second in the country league table. When adjusted to take account of the percentage of staff submitted to REF, LSE Social Policy is by some distance the number one UK Social Policy Department for overall quality research.
Congratulations to everyone in the Department of Social Policy for an outstanding set of results.
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Department of Social Policy Public Lecture
How Good We Can Be: Ending the Mercenary Society and Building a Great Country|
Date: Wednesday 11th February 2015 Time: 18.30-20.00 Venue: Old Theatre, Old Building, LSE
Speaker: Will Hutton Chair: Professor Sir John Hills
A compelling and sharply insightful lecture that will examine the state of Britain today and look forward to the Britain of tomorrow, from the bestselling author of The State We're In.
Will Hutton is Principal of Hertford College, Oxford and columnist for the Observer. His latest book is How Good We Can Be. View the Press Release here| (PDF)
Professor Sir John Hills| is Professor of Social Policy and is the Director of the Centre for Analysis of Social Exclusion (CASE|)
This event is free and open to all with no ticket or pre-registration required. Entry is on a first come, first served basis. For any queries contact firstname.lastname@example.com|
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Department of Social Policy/PSSRU LSE Literary Festival Discussion
Perceptions of Madness: understanding mental illness through art, literature and drama|
Date: Wednesday 25 February 2015 Time: 17.00-18.30 Venue: Sheikh Zayed Theatre, New Academic Building
Speakers including: Nathan Filer and others TBC Chair: Professor Martin Knapp|
How mental illness is portrayed in art, literature and on TV can have a positive or negative effect on how the public perceives mental ill health. This panel discussion explores how such presentations of mental illness can affect public understanding of mental ill health with insights from research and personal experiences.
This event forms part of theLSE Space for Thought Literary Festival 2015|, with the theme 'Foundations'.
All events in the Festival are free to attend and open to all. E-tickets will be available to book online after 10am on Tuesday 3 February via LSE E Shop.
Hashtag for this event for Twitter users: #LSElitfest
Department of Social Policy Literary Festival Conversation
Global Development and Modern Fiction|
Date: Thursday 26 February 2015 Time: 18.30-20.00 Venue: Thai Theatre, New Academic Building
Speaker: Zia Haider Rahman Chair: Professor David Lewis
Zia Haider Rahman, whose debut novel In The Light Of What We Know| was described by The Guardian "as an exploration of the post-9/11 world that is both personal and political, epic and intensely moving", talks to Professor David Lewis| about its themes, including identity, the workings of the global development industry, and the place of Bangladesh in the world.
This event forms part of the LSE Space for Thought Literary Festival 2015|, with the theme 'Foundations'.
All events in the festival are free to attend and open to all. E-tickets are available t o book online after 10am on Tuesday 3 February via LSE E Shop.
Conflict Research Group Public Discussion: Picturing Race and Inequality: the potential for social change|
Recorded on 13 January 2015
Speakers: Professor Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, Mark Neville, Professor Tim Newburn|, Professor Gwendolyn Sasse, Polly Toynbee
Department of Social Policy Public Lecture: Good Times Bad Times: the welfare myth of them and us|
Recorded on 12 November 2014
Speaker: Professor Sir John Hills |Respondents: Polly Toynbee, Professor Holly Sutherland Chair: Professor Julian Le Grand|
Department of Social Policy Public Lecture: Happiness by Design|
Recorded on 22 October 2014
Speaker: Professor Paul Dolan| Chair: Professor Elaine Fox
Department of Social Policy public conversation: Hand to Mouth: the truth about being poor in a wealthy world|
Recorded on 16 October 2014
Speaker: Linda Tirado Chair: Rowan Harvey Introduction by Dr Amanda Sheely|
LSE Health and Africa Initiative Research Seminar: Practical and ethical dilemmas of working in the current Ebola crisis|
Recorded on 15 October 2014
Speaker: Dr Benjamin Black |Chair: Dr Ernestina Coast|
Department of Social Policy Centennial Lecture: Fault Lines and Silver Linings in the European Social Model(s)|
Recorded on 11 June 2014
Speaker: Professor Anton Hemerijck Chair: Professor David Piachaud Commentators: Dr Waltraud Schelkle and Professor David Soskice
Koestler Trust Mentoring Programme | Released on: 03 November 2014 Contributor(s): Dr Leo Cheliotis| Since 2007 The Koestler Trust has supported ex-offenders to continue with their artistic activities by matching them with a specially trained arts mentor. The Koestler Trust commissioned this film to help explain and promote the mentoring programme to future mentees, mentors and funders. The film explains the journey from a mentee that is starting out through to mentee that has attained a higher level with the programme.
Released on: 22 October 2014 Contributor(s):Professor Paul Dolan| Chaired by Professor Elaine Fox (Oxford), Paul Dolan held a public lecture at the LSE to coincide with his new book 'Happiness by Design'. The sold out event included a lecture by Paul, a conversation with Elaine Fox and finally a Q&A segment with the audience that posed some interesting questions.
Gearty Grilling: Julian Legrand on how choice and competition can improves public services| Released on: 21 May 2014 Contributor(s): Professor Julian Legrand | Julian Le Grand, Richard Titmuss professor of social policy and one of the principal architects of the UK Government's public service reforms, explains why competition is the best way of enhancing hospitals and schools.
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Forensic Psychology|
Routledge (November 2014)
Edited by Professor Jennifer Brown|
In recent decades, the remit of forensic psychology has considerably widened. From an original, narrow focus on presenting evidence to the courts, its scope now spreads across the whole span of civil and criminal justice. Forensic psychologists are now intimately involved with suspects, offenders, victims, witnesses, defendants, litigants, and justice professionals.
As serious academic and practical thinking in and around forensic psychology continues to develop, this new four-volume collection from Routledge's Critical Concepts in Psychology| series meets the need for an authoritative reference work to make sense of a rapidly growing and ever more complex corpus of literature. Edited by a leading scholar and practitioner, the collection gathers the foundational major works together with the very best contemporary scholarship.
With full index and thoughtful introductions, newly written by the editor, Forensic Psychology will be valued by scholars. students, and professionals in the field as a vital and enduring resource. Read more|
Good Times, Bad times: the welfare myth of them and us|
Policy Press (November 2014)
Two-thirds of UK government spending now goes on the welfare state and where the money is spent - healthcare, education, pensions, benefits - is the centre of political and public debate. Much of that debate is dominated by the myth that the population divides into those who benefit from the welfare state and those who pay into it. This ground breaking book, written by Professor John Hills|, uses extensive research and survey evidence to challenge that view. It shows that our complex and ever-changing lives means that all of us rely on the welfare state throughout our lifetimes, not just a small 'welfare-dependent' minority. Using everyday life stories and engaging graphics, Professor John Hills clearly demonstrates how the facts are far removed from the myths. More|
John Hills is Professor of Social Policy and Director of the Centre for Analysis of Social Exclusion| at the London School of Economics. He was knighted in 2013 for services to the development of social policy.
Happiness by Design: Finding pleasure and purpose in everyday life| Penguin (August 2014) In Happiness by Design, Professor Paul Dolan| brings the latest research in behavioural science together with current findings in happiness studies to create a new concept of happiness - it's not just how you think, it's how you act.
Paul Dolan is a Professor of Behavioural Science in the Department of Social Policy.


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Oct. 3 (Bloomberg) -- Shares of the following companies had unusual moves in Malaysia trading. Stock symbols are in parentheses and prices are as of the 12:30 p.m. trading break in Kuala Lumpur.
The FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Index fell 28.48 points, or 2.1 percent, to 1,358.65, its second day of declines. The gauge dropped 12 percent in the last quarter, its steepest slide since the three months ended Dec. 31, 2008.
Banks: Hong Leong Bank Bhd. (HLBK MK) lost 3.4 percent to 9.83 ringgit, set for its steepest drop since Sept. 22. CIMB Group Holdings Bhd. (CIMB MK) declined 1.6 percent to 6.86 ringgit and Malayan Banking Bhd. (MAY MK) fell 2 percent to 7.84 ringgit.
Loan applications in August shrank 2.7 percent, the first decline since February 2010, statistics from the central bank showed. The banking industry was also cut to "market weight" from "overweight" at UOB-Kay Hian Holdings Ltd. on lower earnings growth prospects.
Plantation stocks: Sime Darby Bhd. (SIME MK) dropped 3.4 percent to 8.15 ringgit, bound for its steepest drop since Sept. 19. Kuala Lumpur Kepong Bhd. (KLK MK) fell 4.1 percent to 20.24 ringgit and IOI Corp. (IOI MK) declined 4.3 percent to 4.45 ringgit.
Palm oil dropped as much as 2.7 percent to 2,827 ringgit a metric ton in Malaysia, the lowest in almost a year.
Kim Loong Resources Bhd. (KIML MK), a palm oil and cocoa producer, climbed 1.5 percent to 1.99 ringgit, set for its steepest gain since Sept. 5. Kim Loong's profit in the second quarter ended July 31 surged to 33.3 million ringgit ($10.4 million) from 11.9 million ringgit a year earlier, it said in a statement.
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This delicious polenta recipe is sweet enough to be dessert. Don't skip the step when you broil the brown sugar; it creates the perfect crispy topping.
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1. Divide berries evenly among 4 (4-ounce) small bowls or ramekins. Sprinkle each with 1/2 teaspoon granulated sugar; set aside.
2. Combine polenta and milk in a medium saucepan over medium heat; cook 5 minutes or until smooth and hot, stirring with a whisk. Remove polenta mixture from heat; stir in 1 1/2 tablespoons granulated sugar, butter, vanilla, and salt.
3. Preheat broiler.
4. Divide polenta mixture over fruit in bowls; sprinkle 1 teaspoon brown sugar over each bowl. Place bowls on a baking sheet. Broil 1 minute or until sugar melts. Let stand before serving.
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2014 schedule
Aug. 29 St. Joseph 7:30 p.m.
Sept. 5 at Maine West 7 p.m.
Sept. 12 Glenbard South 7:15 p.m.
Sept. 19 at Fenton 7:15 p.m.
Sept. 26 at Ridgewood 7:15 p.m.
Oct. 3 Guerin 7:15 p.m.
Oct. 10 at Chicago Christian 7:15 p.m.
Oct. 17 Walther Christian 7:30 p.m.
Oct. 24 St. Edward 7:15 p.m.
Best game on the schedule: St. Joseph at Elmwood Park, 7:30 p.m. Aug. 29
Coming off a 1-8 season and competing in a reconfigured conference with a new head coach, Elmwood Park is eager to start the season off on a positive note. The Tigers open against a Chargers squad that went 2-7 last year. "Getting success early would be huge because we have a lot of young kids who don't have a lot of varsity minutes," coach John Freeman said.
Best-case scenario: Now belonging to the Metro Suburban East that includes more schools of similar size to Elmwood Park, the Tigers can hope to make the playoffs this season. "I think you get in trouble if you look at the schedule and say this can be a win, this can be a loss," coach John Freeman said. "We're going to look at each of our opponents and attack their weaknesses."
Best playmaker: Junior tailback Ernest DeAngelo is the team speedster and had some snaps on varsity as a sophomore last season. "He has the fastest 40 time on our team [4.63] and you can always count on him," senior cornerback Corey Simmons said. "If he gets in the open field he's going to score a lot of touchdowns for us."
Best member of the secondary: Corey Simmons is able to keep his teammates loose with his sense of humor, but he also has the ability to disrupt passing attacks. "He's one of the funniest guys on the team, but he's also a leader," senior offensive/defensive lineman Jeremy Ildefonso said. "He knows how to bring the team up when it's down and he has some of the biggest hands on the team and catches everything."
Best teammate: Jeremy Ildefonso is a key cog in making sure the team remains a close-knit family. He has the respect of his teammates, who pay attention when he speaks. "He stays on you if you're slacking and he really motivates us," DeAngelo said. "He makes sure you do your best. And if you're struggling, he's the person you go talk to. He's a really good teammate."
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Giovanni Bottesini
Italian Born 22 Dec 1821 Died 07 Jul 1889Italian conductor, composer and virtuoso double bass player, Bottesini was known as the Paganini of this instrument and he significantly extended its technical possibilities.
He conducted the first performance of Verdi's opera "Aida" in Cairo in 1871.
As a composer he won success with at least ten of his own operas.
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