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Dogwood anthracnose. Dogwood borer. Powdery mildew. You may have heard these scary terms, and they may have discouraged you from planting Flowering Dogwood Trees in the past. Yes, Dogwoods have recently been under attack from some troublesome insect pests and diseases. The good news is that you can grow healthy Dogwoods with a little know-how. This guide will show you the three simple keys to growing disease- and pest-free Dogwoods in the home landscape:
• Know the symptoms of the most common Dogwood problems
• Choose healthy Trees
• Practice proper Dogwood Tree care
Dogwood problems to look out for:
Dogwood anthracnose—This fungal disease can weaken and even kill a Tree over time. The first symptoms are small leaf spots with purple halos, which may expand to form larger tan blotches. Infected leaves will cling to the Tree all winter instead of dropping in fall. Dogwood anthracnose disease may spread to the twigs, larger branches, and trunk, causing dieback. The lower branches will die first.
There are other leaf spot diseases which are merely cosmetic and cause no serious harm, so don't assume the worst if you see a few spots. Also, Dogwood anthracnose is much more common in the wild in cool, moist forests at high altitudes than it is in the typical home landscape, so in residential areas the situation is less dire than it may seem.
Dogwood borer—This insect is the larva of a moth which burrows into a branch or trunk of a Dogwood Tree and feeds under the bark, weakening the Tree and sometimes killing it. Borers often gain entrance through a wound in the trunk, such as that caused by a lawnmower. One symptom of borers is when Dogwood Tree's leaves start to turn red in summer. You may also see some dieback in the canopy. You may also see rough bark and frass (caterpillar droppings) at the point of entry, too.
Powdery mildew—This fungal disease appears as a white coating on Dogwood leaves and buds, particularly on newer growth. In a heavy infestation, the leaves emerge distorted. Powdery mildew isn't a particularly serious disease, and the damage is mostly cosmetic.
Anthracnose Dogwood Borer Powdery Mildew
Choosing Healthy Trees
Buy from a reputable grower—Don't bring disease home! Buying a healthy Tree from a reputable nursery is always smarter than taking a chance with a Tree from a cut-rate grower, but it's especially important with Trees that are vulnerable to serious diseases, like Dogwoods.
At Bower & Branch™, our number one goal is your success. This means growing intelligently, patiently, and intentionally, so your Tree arrives at your home ready to grow without interruption. This means reducing Tree stress at the nursery, because stressed Trees are predisposed to disease and insect attacks. This means growing a strong, healthy root system, even if doing so means taking longer to get that Tree to market.
After growing Dogwoods in containers for many years, our growers have mastered the techniques required to produce healthy and vigorous Trees:
1) Water—Managing irrigation for container-grown Dogwoods is tricky. They're kind of the "Goldilocks" of Trees—always wanting that "just right" amount of water. It's a difficult job requiring hands-on management, but we've learned that the payoff is worth the trouble. Proper water management produces optimum root growth and a sturdy, healthy Tree. The Bower & Branch™ Water Element you use at home ensures that the right amount of water is supplied to your Tree after it leaves the nursery. This great tool allows you to be a water expert, too!
2) Fertilizer—The Bower & Branch™ Fertilizer and Soil Enhancer that you use at home is the same product we use at the nursery. It encourages a moderate growth rate that is best for the long-term health of your Tree. High-nitrogen fertilizers used at other nurseries produce a saleable Tree more quickly, but at the expense of lush, weak growth that is more vulnerable to disease.
3) Pesticides—On the nursery, we do apply preventive pesticides from time to time as required. We grow intensively, so pests are attracted to the large number of Trees we grow. This is not at all like the conditions you have at home, and we do not recommend a preventative pesticide program for your Dogwoods. Healthy Trees defend themselves without use of costly chemicals. Empower your Tree with proper watering and fertilization instead!
Our growers are happy to tell you more. Please feel free to contact them at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Consider other varieties of Dogwood Trees—Our native Flowering Dogwood is a magnificent Tree, and some homeowners will settle for nothing else. However, there are many other beautiful Dogwood Trees to choose from that are much more resistant to insects and disease.
Asian Kousa Dogwoods are very resistant to the problems that affect Flowering Dogwoods. They bloom a bit later than Flowering Dogwoods and have equally showy flowers, edible fruit, and colorful fall foliage. Samaritan® Kousa Dogwood is an especially attractive form with variegated white and green foliage throughout the growing season.
The Rutgers Hybrid Dogwoods from Rutgers University are exciting new trees that have excellent disease resistance over the standard varieties. Stellar Pink® and Celestial® are two popular selections. We are particularly fond of the Starlight® Hybrid Dogwood, which has extra-large white flowers in late spring.
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Care of Dogwood Trees
Proper care is the key to helping your Dogwood Tree avoid pests and disease. There are a few steps you can take to help your Dogwood Tree live a long, happy life. Proper care starts at planting. At planting, be sure to:
• Choose a site that's sunny in the morning (so foliage can dry out after being damp all night) and that has good air circulation.
• Plant the rootball two inches higher than grade. This ensures good drainage.
• Fertilize your Dogwood with Bower & Branch™ Soil Enhancer and Fertilizer Element.
• Spread 3-4 inches of mulch around the Tree, but don't heap it up against the trunk.
As you continue to care for your Tree throughout its life, make sure you:
• Water well during dry periods, but don't over water your Dogwood. The Bower & Branch™ Water Element will ensure the proper amount is supplied.
• Don't allow sprinklers to spray water on the Tree's leaves. Many diseases thrive in moist, humid conditions.
• Never allow lawnmowers or string trimmers to damage the bark and provide an easy access point for insects or disease.
• Prune out any dead Dogwood branches promptly, so disease can't spread further. Destroy all clippings—don't compost them. The same goes for fallen leaves that may have a chance of harboring disease.
Additional Tips
Native Dogwoods have been an important part of our landscapes since Colonial times, and many beautiful old specimens attest to the fact that well-cared for Dogwood Trees can still expect to live a long life. The pests and diseases that affect them usually only attack Trees that are weakened to begin with.
The best thing you can do to help your Dogwood fight off these problems is to focus on soil health. This means proper watering and fertilization. Fertilizing with the Bower & Branch™ Soil Enhancer and Fertilizer Element will improve your soil and give your Tree the proper levels of the right nutrients as it needs them. When well-nourished, your Dogwood will activate its own natural defenses to ward off pests and diseases. Take care not to over-fertilize, as too much fertilizer can be bad for your Tree's health, too. The Fertilizer Element alone will supply all your Tree needs.
If you do suspect your Dogwood Tree is showing symptoms of anthracnose, borers, or some other problem, please do not hesitate to contact us at email@example.com. We'll help you with a plan of action to get your Tree back to good health. Even if your Tree does contract one of these problems, it doesn't have to be a death sentence if it's caught early. Your Tree might just need a little help to get back on its feet.
You Can Still Grow Dogwood Trees
Although you might have heard some dire news about Dogwood Trees in the news recently, you don't have to give up on growing these noble specimen Trees. Buy a healthy Tree, treat it well, and keep an eye out for problems, and you should get many, many wonderful years out of your Dogwood Tree!
Dogwood Anthracnose Image: Robert L. Anderson, USDA Forest Service, Bugwood.org
Dogwood Borer Image: James Solomon, USDA Forest Service, Bugwood.org
Powdery Mildew Image: John Hartman, University of Kentucky, Bugwood.org


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We invite you to join us for our final event of 2017 to celebrate the festive season and another year of business!*
Durham Business Group Annual General Meeting will be held in the Fountain Room of Ramside Hall Hotel, followed by an optional 3 course Christmas lunch…
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This is the first of 3 planned funding calls to develop and increase the stock of engineers. This call is a broadly-based opportunity for government support for training which will encourage employers to invest in training, to:
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One of our core values at CampusLogic is "We love our customers and they know it." There's no better way of showing that love than by giving our customers valuable support tools for free! The success of our customers drives everything we do here at CampusLogic. We'd like to kick off 2017 by making sure you're aware of some of these resources and you know how to use them to drive awesomeness in your Financial Aid Office.
As a CampusLogic customer, you have access to:
1. A Customer Success Manager
All our customers are assigned a Customer Success Manager (CSM). Your CSM is your personal tour guide, on hand to show you how to use your CampusLogic products every step of the way. Your CSM also will ensure you're up to date on information, features, and resources. He or she will provide answers to all your questions, offer ideas about how to maximize what CampusLogic does for your office efficiency, and to keep you updated on future releases.
Every member of our Customer Success Team is an expert in our products and in Financial Aid. Most are previous Directors of Financial Aid; all are passionate student advocates.
How to maximize this free resource: Your personal CSM is more than happy to set up a monthly or quarterly recurring meeting (even if it's just 15 minutes) to chat. The goal is to ensure that you're getting the most value out of your CampusLogic products.
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Our support of your success goes far beyond our amazing technical support. By offering "unlimited support," we mean that we are here to support you and answer any of your questions–about products, financial aid topics, or just about anything. A good rule of thumb to follow: When you are trying to figure something out and it's taking more than five minutes, open a support ticket–let us help you! Putting in a ticket means you can shift your focus back to your daily tasks, while we dig into the issue.
The fastest way to get an answer is to put in a new support ticket. Our team of CSMs always watch for support tickets, and focus on fast responses that bring resolutions to questions and issues.
How to maximize this free resource: Learn how to open a Freshdesk support ticket. If you're not sure of the process, take advantage of your No. 1 free resource—your CSM. He or she will be more than happy to show you how start a support ticket.
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Hosting these trainings in a webinar allows us to offer them frequently and builds community, as you'll be able to hear and learn from questions other schools ask during the Q&A portion of each webinar.
Every Tuesday—Student Experience in StudentForms
Perfect for anybody who will be working in StudentForms and providing support to students.
Every Thursday—Administrator Experience in StudentForms
A deep-dive training for anyone who will be doing file review in StudentForms.
Every First Wednesday—399 Workbench
Learn how to use 399 Workbench–a complimentary feature in StudentForms–to find, compare conflicting information related to, and clear C Code 399.
How to maximize this free resource: Sign up as often as you need, and encourage your staff to join as well.
We wish you an #awesome 2017, and hope to see you take advantage of all our free resources that help you make financial aid even awesomer! (And we do like to hug a lot, but only in a work-appropriate, uncreepy way.)
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Natural News has published a follow-up to a series of 2008 discussions of a possible link between the Human Pappilomavirus (HPV) vaccine Gardasil and incidence of juvenile ALS. US News & World Report's journalist Deborah Kotz published two blog posts last year regarding the potential connection. This recent article discusses two girls who died after completing their Gardasil vaccination program, demonstrating a series of rapidly deteriorating symptoms reminiscent of adult-onset ALS. However, the link between Gardasil and the motor neuron death observed in these cases is poorly understood. Some researchers have suggested that the Gardasil-related deaths may in fact be due to a massive autoimmune response that mimics ALS. These tragic cases may provide important new insights into ALS and other forms of motor neuron disease.
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(ShareCast News) - Facebook users can now order takeaway food directly from the social media app, adding a big name into an increasingly crowded market for the likes of Just Eat, UberEats and Deliveroo.
The service, which was launched on Friday after trials that have been going on since last year, sees Mark Zuckerberg's social media mammoth colossus partnering with food ordering services like EatStreet, Delivery.com, DoorDash, ChowNow and Olo, as well as national restaurant chains such as Five Guys, Papa John's, TGI Friday's and Chipotle.
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But hey, one nice things about fanfics from 2012: they never surprise you with new-to-you canon. Check out my review of boardgamebrony's Luna, There' s a Sentient Race Inside Your Mane, below the break.
Impressions before reading: The length (about 1500 words), title, and this line from the description--"A random short story I made to help bring the smiles"--don't have me expecting a lot. On the other hand, none of them make this story sound bad, particularly; just silly and shallow, which is usually a recipe for a low star rating and a "fine for what it is, but not more than a transient pleasure" around these parts. Still, I've been surprised by shallow-looking stuff that's got more to it than meets the eye before, so I'll stay hopeful going in.
Zero-ish spoiler summary: It is pointed out to Luna that a spacefaring peoples have declared intergalactic war within the confines of her mane--a development she's less than pleased to learn about.
Thoughts after reading: I did not know this until after I read the fic and saw it mentioned in the comments underneath, but apparently Luna, There's a Sentient Race Inside Your Mane was one of the fanfics that was on the reading list of that Princeton course on fanfiction from a few years back. And it was probably a good choice for such a course, insofar as this is very much a "typical piece of fanfiction."
As it turns out, my pre-reading expectations were almost perfectly met: this is a silly little piece, which mostly mines humor from Luna's histrionics and the tracking of the space-race's progress. Logic is thrown out the window from the start (for an example that's literally "from the start," there's no explanation for how Luna failed to notice the tiny ships darting around her hair for... years? Decades? Centuries?), but this isn't a flaw so much as it is a fact of the style: there's no logic to things, there's no ridiculous anti-logic, there's simply some things that happen in sequence, which are individually funny.
Eventually, the story runs out of jokes (or rather, silliness; though there's plenty of amusing reactions here, actual jokes are rare) and ends. Or at least, stops; there being no particular arc to the story, and no attempt to tie things together into a proper conclusion, it's hard to call it an ending proper. This is best viewed as a goofy scene, rather than an actual story. And with that said, it feels like there's little else to add: this is what it is, and while it's not bad by any stretch, it's also not something that holds up to (or for that matter, benefits from) any sort of examination.
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This is not a good story, and anyone who approaches it looking for the hallmarks of a good story--or heck, of a story, period--will be disappointed. With that said, I think it's perfectly fine for what it is: a goofy scene, meant to be chortled over by a reader with no expectations other than to reap a little amusement from Luna referring to her tail as "the Southern Universe."
Recommendation: And in that spirit, I recommend this to anyone looking for a quick bit of mindless absurdity. Readers looking for anything else--literally, anything--from their reading material should avoid.
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Ewan McGregor Biography
Who Is Ewan McGregor?
Ewan Gordon McGregor was born March 31, 1971, in Crieff, Scotland. He achieved worldwide critical acclaim with his role in the film Trainspotting in 1996. In 1998 McGregor landed the largest role of his career when he signed on as Obi-Wan Kenobi in the Star Wars prequel trilogy. McGregor went on to star in such films as Moulin Rouge! (2001) and Salmon Fishing in the Yemen (2012), and later earned his first Golden Globe for his work on the TV series Fargo.
Wife and Children
Married in 1995, Ewan McGregor and his wife Eve Mavrakis have four daughters: Clara Mathilde (born in 1996), Esther Rose (b. 2001), Jamiyan, (b. in 2001, adopted from Mongolia in 2006), and Anouk (b. 2011).
In 2017 McGregor and Mavrakis parted ways, and a year later he legally filed for divorce. Since his separation, he has been dating actress Mary Elizabeth Winstead, whom he worked with on the Fargo series.
Movies and TV Shows
Early Career: 'Being Human,' 'Kavanagh QC'
In 1993, Ewan McGregor starred in a British television miniseries called The Scarlet & The Black, which was an adaptation of Henri Beyle Stendhal's 1830 novel. In that same year, McGregor made his cinematic debut in Bill Forsyth's American drama Being Human, which starred Robin Williams. The film did not do well in theaters and had a very short run, which limited McGregor's exposure.
After filming Being Human, Ewan McGregor continued to make television appearances in the United States and Britain, including Family Style (1993), Doggin' Around (1994) and Kavanagh QC (1995). He also got his first major movie role in the 1994 film Shallow Grave, which was written by Danny Boyle and received some critical acclaim.
In 1994, while filming an episode of Kavanagh QC, Ewan McGregor met his future wife, French production designer Eve Mavrakis. They had a whirlwind relationship and married on July 22, 1995 in a small village in France.
After Shallow Grave, McGregor continued to get work as a movie actor in the British surfing movie Blue Juice (1995) and Peter Greenaway's The Pillow Book (1996), before landing a role in 1996's Trainspotting.
For Trainspotting — his second movie with director Danny Boyle — Ewan McGregor shaved his head and lost 30 lbs to play the main character and heroin addict Mark Renton. The movie and McGregor's role received worldwide critical acclaim, garnering much attention for the young actor.
Following his success in Trainspotting, McGregor took a completely different role as Frank Churchill in the historical comedy Emma (1996). McGregor then continued his work in cinema, including Brassed Off (1996), The Serpent's Kiss (1997), A Life Less Ordinary (1997), and Nightwatch (1998).
'Star Wars: Episode I–The Phantom Menace'
In 1998 Ewan McGregor landed the largest role of his career when he signed on as Obi-Wan Kenobi in the Star Wars prequel trilogy. McGregor already had a connection with the iconic movie series as his uncle, Denis Lawson, appeared as Wedge Antilles in the original three films. McGregor first hit the screen as Kenobi in 1999, with Star Wars: Episode I–The Phantom Menace, to much commercial success. The next two installments of the trilogy would follow years later.
Also in 1999, McGregor acted in Todd Haynes' Velvet Goldmine, as a 1970s-era glam rocker in the mode of Iggy Pop.
In the late 1990s, Ewan McGregor started his own production company called Natural Nylon. He founded it with fellow actors Jude Law, Sadie Frost, Jonny Lee Miller and Sean Pertwee. The group's first movie was the Pat Murphy biopic Nora in 2000, which was co-produced by Wim Wenders' production company and Metropolitan Pictures. The film dramatized the real-life relationship between Irish author James Joyce and Nora Barnacle. McGregor was the star of the movie as Joyce and he played opposite Susan Lynch as Barnacle.
'Moulin Rouge!'
Following Nora in 2001, McGregor took on another challenging role in Baz Luhrmann's musical Moulin Rouge!, which was set in Paris in 1899. McGregor starred as the young poet Christian, who carries on a tumultuous relationship with Nicole Kidman's character throughout the film. McGregor was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Actor for his role in the film and a Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast. Later that same year, Black Hawk Down (2001) was released with McGregor playing one of the ensemble cast's main characters, Grimes.
'Star Wars: Episode II—Attack of the Clones'
In 2002 Ewan McGregor continued his role as Obi-Wan Kenobi in the second film of the trilogy, Star Wars: Episode II–Attack of the Clones. Another commercial success, McGregor was able to parlay his popularity into many more films.
'Big Fish'
In his early years as an actor, a magazine told Ewan McGregor that he had a very close resemblance to Albert Finney when he was a young man. So, in 2003, when Tim Burton was looking for someone in McGregor's age range to play Albert Finney as a young man in the fantasy film Big Fish, he was given the part. The film was a critical and commercial success as well. That same year, McGregor also starred in the erotic drama Young Adam, which was directed by David Mackenzie and originally screened at the 2003 Cannes Film Festival. McGregor played Joe Taylor, one of two barge workers who pull up the corpse of a young woman from a river. Also that year, McGregor and Renée Zellweger starred opposite each other in director Peyton Reed's homage to 1960s romantic comedies in a film called Down With Love.
On and Off Camera
During 2004, McGregor and his best friend Charley Boorman created a documentary about riding their motorcycles from London to New York. The pair traveled east through Europe and Asia, and then flew to Alaska to finish the journey to New York. The entire journey, entitled Long Way Round, went from April 14, 2004, to July 29, 2004. It was documented as a television series, DVD set, and book. It covered over 19,000 miles and 12 countries. The project was conceived partly to raise awareness of the worldwide efforts of UNICEF and included stops to see UNICEF projects.
'Star Wars: Episode III–Revenge of the Sith'
McGregor reprised his role as Obi-Wan Kenobi for the final time in 2005 for Star Wars: Episode III–Revenge of the Sith. That same year he also lent his voice to the animated family film Robots, starred with Scarlett Johansson in The Island, and filmed Marc Forster's Stay, which was a follow-up to the successful Finding Neverland.
After multiple commercial and critical successes, Ewan McGregor tried his hand at several arthouse films in 2006. His first was Scenes of a Sexual Nature, Ed Blum's directorial debut about a day in the life of seven British couples. The second was Miss Potter, the much-anticipated Chris Noonan follow up to the 1995 success of Babe, a biopic about popular children's author Beatrix Potter.
Ewan McGregor has also tried his hand at stage acting, taking the role of Sky Masterson from 2005 to 2007 in the revival of the play Guys & Dolls at London's Piccadilly Theatre.
In 2007 Ewan McGregor and his friend Charley Boorman created a follow-up documentary to their 2004 trip, entitled Long Way Down. During this trip, the two rode their motorcycles again, but this time traveled from John o' Groats in northern Scotland to Cape Town, South Africa. This documentary also centered on the pair spending time visiting UNICEF projects along their journey and was distributed as another television series, DVD set, and book. That same year, McGregor appeared in Cassandra's Dream (2007), and was ranked No. 36 by Empire magazine in their list of the "The Top 100 Movie Stars of All Time." The next year, he appeared in the films Incendiary (2008) and Deception (2008).
'I Love You Phillip Morris'
In 2009, McGregor starred in I Love You Phillip Morris and joined the cast of Ron Howard's blockbuster Angels & Demons, the sequel to the very popular Dan Brown novel and film, The DaVinci Code.
McGregor continued to earn acclaim for his many roles, including a Golden Globe nomination for Salmon Fishing in the Yemen (2012). He delivered his directorial debut, American Pastoral, in 2016, and the following year he rejoined his old castmates for the highly anticipated T2 Trainspotting.
Also in 2017, McGregor took on dual roles for Season 3 of Fargo. Earning his usual high marks, he garnered an Emmy nomination before taking home the first Golden Globe Award of his career for his work on the show.
In 2018 McGregor starred in the romantic sci-fi drama Zoe, with French actress Léa Seydoux and Christina Aguilera. Set for the summer of 2018, McGregor will star in the titular role, Christopher Robin, the live-action Winnie the Pooh film, directed by Marc Forster.
Net Worth
McGregor has a net worth between $35 to $45 million dollars.
In addition to film, McGregor has appeared on several soundtracks as a singer throughout his career, including two duets with Nicole Kidman on the Moulin Rouge! Soundtrack, two singles for the Velvet Goldmine soundtrack and a duet with Renee Zellweger for the movie Down With Love.
Early Life
Ewan Gordon McGregor was born on March 31, 1971, to schoolteachers James Charles Stuart McGregor and Carole Diane Lawson. McGregor was born in Crieff, Perthshire, Scotland, just a few miles north of Edinburgh. He also has a brother Colin, who is a RAF pilot.
As a child, Ewan McGregor did little acting, but enjoyed singing, and became a soloist for his school's orchestra and choir. He also helped his father at the Crieff Highland Games, where his father was named director. McGregor would eventually be awarded the title of Chieftan of the Games in 2001.
After high school, Ewan McGregor joined the Perth Repertory Theater and furthered his education through three years of training at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. His studies at Guildhall eventually led to McGregor landing a major role as Private Mick Hopper in Dennis Potter's 1993 Lipstick on Your Collar, which was a British made-for-television musical comedy.
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Definition of Hyperons
1. Noun. (plural of hyperon) ¹
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Definition of Hyperons
1. hyperon [n] - See also: hyperon
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1. Physics of More Than 11 Years of COSY-11 by Przerwa, Joanna, Grzonka, Dieter, Klaja, Pawel, Moskal, Pawel, Oelert, Walter (2007)
"The production of the A- and I7"-hyperons has been measured via the pp -t pK+A/Sa ... Since the quark structures of the two neutral A and I7'1 hyperons are ..."
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"Presents early evidence for new classes of particles and indicates theoretical difficulties created by discovery of heavy mesons and hyperons. ..."
3. C-O-R Generalized Functions, Current Algebras, and Control by Robert Hermann (1994)
"For instance, the neutron and proton were found to bear a strong family likeness to six other particles known as hyperons, of the same spin and similiar ..."
4. Turn of the Century: 2100 by Charlie Pedersen (2007)
"Nucleons are the fermionic constituents of normal atomic nuclei: • Protons • Neutrons hyperons such as the A, A, E and fi particles, which contain one or ..."


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In South Korea plastic surgery is everywhere, geared toward everyone. Even pre–high school students feel pressure to physically alter themselves in pursuit of a fantasy ideal. Photographer and artist Ji Yeo's Beauty Recovery Room project visualizes this disturbing cultural trend in an October post from PROOF. Yeo describes her series as using "the wounded faces and bodies of women who have recently undergone plastic surgery to show the physical cost of social pressure in Korea. Going under the knife, enduring bruises, scars, and being under general anesthetic several times are no longer considered risky or extravagant. They have all had multiple procedures and have plans for future augmentation". (Photo by Ji Yeo/National Geographic)
Beneath Europe's modern veneer is a primal connection to nature. From the beginning of December till Easter, festivals across the continent celebrate harvests and solstices, rites of passage and superstitions. Though most are tied to Christian holidays, many feature pre-Christian rituals – a "tribal Europe" where men cavort in costumes that blur the lines separating human and animal, civilization and wilderness, death and rebirth. A gallery of Charles Fréger's photographs, from a story in the April National Geographic, show how these wild men, in full regalia, represent the complicated relationship human communities still have with nature. (Photo by Charles Fréger/National Geographic)
This close-up image – of a Holi Festival celebrant in Vrindivan, India, coated in neon-colored powder – was submitted to National Geographic's Your Shot in the last week of March. On April 1 we published it on our Daily News site, along with seven other bright scenes captured during the Hindu spring Festival of Colors. (Photo by Tinto Alencherry/National Geographic)
Ecuador's Yasuní National Park is one of the wildest places in the world. Sitting at the intersection of the Andes, the Equator, and the Amazon region, it's home to countless plant and animal species, and to two indigenous nations. It also harbors a buried treasure: hundreds of millions of barrels of untapped Amazon crude. Now demand for that oil is imperiling life in the park. A feature story in the January issue of National Geographic magazine – written by Scott Wallace, photographed by Steve Winter – asks: What will happen if economic interests ultimately trump conservation? (Photo by Steve Winter/National Geographic)
Hydraulic fracturing, aka fracking, is a controversial method of extracting oil from the ground. It offers new opportunities for domestic gas and oil production, but its environmental implications are unclear – and alarming. With a national debate raging over fossil-fuel consumption and renewable-energy strategies, National Geographic's March cover story examines the potential risks and rewards of fracking in North Dakota. (Photo by Eugene Richards/National Geographic)
Nitrogen fertilizer has shaped our planet. The crops we depend on for survival – corn, wheat, and rice – are grown using a hundred million tons of the stuff each year. But its toll on water, air, and wildlife is steep. As Dan Charles writes in the May issue of National Geographic, "runaway nitrogen is suffocating lakes and estuaries, contaminating groundwater, and even warming the globe's climate. As a hungry world looks ahead to billions more mouths needing nitrogen-rich protein, how much clean water and air will survive our demand for fertile fields?" (Photo by Peter Essick/National Geographic)
These fishermen in Taiwan are the last practitioners of an old technique. Working in the waters near New Taipei City, they go out in a boat and light acetylene torches – then watch as the sulfuric fire draws mackerel into their nets. This image was published in September's Visions of Earth, a trio of photos that appear in each issue of National Geographic magazine. (Photo by Chang Ming Chih/National Geographic)
This photograph – an underwater shot of tadpoles swimming through a jungle of lily stalks in Cedar Lake on Vancouver Island, Canada – was our online Photo on January 2. Our editors liked Eiko Jones's picture so much they published it again, this time in the April issue of National Geographic magazine. (Photo by Eiko Jones/National Geographic)
A man on the Belt Parkway seawall near Brooklyn's Fort Hamilton braces for impact as a wall of water looms above him in this picture taken in October 1948. Published as a Flashback in the September issue of National Geographic magazine, parts of the area were inundated again when Hurricane Sandy roared ashore in October 2012. (Photo by New York Daily News/National Geographic)
The laptops, cameras, gaming systems, and other electronic gear that consumers eagerly buy often come with a hidden, painful cost. Many of these items, as well as pieces of high-price jewelry, contain minerals – gold, diamonds, tin, copper, and tantalum, among others – that have been illegally dug out from mines in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Government officials, soldiers, and militia warlords fight over the spoils, killing thousands of people each year, most of them civilians. In the October issue of National Geographic, writer Jeffrey Gettleman and photographer Ed Kashi reported on the bloody business of conflict minerals – and on whether a budding campaign to stop companies from using ill-gotten resources will make a difference. (Photo by Marcus Bleasdale/National Geographic)
Fifty years ago 200 fishing boats went out every summer into Norway's coastal waters to harpoon whales for meat, bringing wealth to the small villages in the Lofoton Islands above the Arctic Circle. Today only 20 whaleboats go out on the hunt, as the children and grandchildren of whalers leave the remote communities to seek new pursuits. A June feature in National Geographic reports on the demise of the traditional whaling industry and the approaching end to a hardy way of life. (Photo by Marcus Bleasdale/National Geographic)
Humans and lions have almost every reason to stay clear of one another; each is too dangerous to the other. But even as the number of lions continues to decline rapidly in Africa, their interactions with people have increased as farms, hunting preserves, and other development encroach on wilderness. Brett Stirton's images for an August feature in National Geographic reveal how both lions and humans suffer when home territories collide. (Photo by Brent Stirton/Getty Images/National Geographic)
North Korea is the most secretive, walled-off nation in the world. Its totalitarian regime demands total obedience. Its citizens cannot travel or speak to foreigners without permission. Propaganda clouds what is real and what is not. In July's eye-opening story in National Geographic, writer Tim Sullivan and photographer David Guttenfelder used their access as journalists for the Associated Press to move around the country and peer beyond the facade. "We've traveled to collective farms, attended countless political rallies, and visited Pyongyang hot spots like the Gold Lane bowling alley", writes Sullivan, "where the capital's elite hoist battered balls made in America". (Photo by David Guttenfelder/AP Photo/National Geographic)
A man to reckon with, a painted tribesman from southern Ethiopian guards his village with an AK-47 cradled in his arms. The imposing stance, the confident expression, and the way light highlights his face made this photograph by Benjamin Eagle for Your Shot an editor's choice in February for "Pictures We Love". (Photo by Benjamin Eagle/National Geographic)
One of the most urgent conservation issues of the day is how to slow the booming illegal trade in African ivory. Crime syndicates continue to slaughter African elephants by the tens of thousands each year and smuggle the tusks into Asia, where the ivory is carved into everything from chopsticks to religious figurines. As part of its ongoing coverage of the ivory crisis, National Geographic Daily News reported in June on how the Philippines became the first Asian country to destroy its seized ivory to keep it off the black market. (Photo by Brent Stirton/National Geographic)
Luxury and adversity mingle in this dichotomous image made by Pascal Maitre. The opulent ensembles these men style look out of place in the littered streets of Kinshasa. For Les Sapeurs, members of the Société des Ambianceurs et des Personnes Elégantes (the Society of Tastemakers and Elegant People), their clothes are as much about extravagance as they are about creativity. But beyond being a form of self-expression, it is a lifestyle about poise and propriety. Good manners, attention to detail, visual perfection, and social etiquette are of utmost importance to these gentlemen. Although often spending exorbitant amounts of money on clothes in a country where nearly half the population lives beneath the national poverty line, like all of us, they are striving to carve out their identities in the world, moving beyond class and circumstance. (Photo by Pascal Maitre/National Geographic)
David Whitmore, Design Director: "I can see Edward Steichen's pond in moonlight and Maurice Sendak's enchanted bedroom of wild things in this nocturnal scene. Smudged umbers and coal-black embers contrast against cool gray green grass dissolving into lavender sky. The Dreamtime. The time of ancients, alive in that space, not quite night, not quite day. With this image, Amy Toensing captures what she set out to find in this story: a spirit presence in the land and our closer understanding of the Aboriginals' sustained state of awakening to that spirit". (Photo by Amy Toensing/National Geographic)
Elizabeth Grady, Rights Manager: "After glancing through the entire year, this image drew me in the most for some reason. I love the innocence, the ephemeral quality, the movement, the sweetness". (Photo by Marcus Bleasdale/National Geographic)
Ken Geiger, Deputy Director of Photography: "One of the most amazing stories I've seen in the short time I've worked here is Nick Nichols's photo coverage of "The Short Happy Life of a Serengeti Lion", which ran in the August 2013 issue. Not only is this image hauntingly beautiful, as are many images in the story, but what makes this image gripping is the moment created by the intensity of the lion's eyes combined with the intimacy of having the camera on the same level as the lion. Those two factors create such a gripping image that I've never tired of seeing it. I also have such an amazing respect for this set of images – they reset the bar for all brilliant wildlife photography. Nick, along with the gift of time on the ground, used and cobbled numerous pieces of technology so that he could capture never before seen images of lions. That kind of dedication to the craft of photography – and using every tool available to tell a story that moves the dial on lion conservation – is a pleasure to behold". (Photo by Michael Nichols/National Geographic)
Sadie Quarrier, Senior Photo Editor: "One of the most memorable stories I worked on this year was Yasuní National Park ("Rain Forest for Sale"). It was a special story because we conducted a photo blitz, sending five photographers for one month to document every aspect of this Ecuadorian park, from threatened species and isolated tribes to oil drilling and deforestation. They delivered a wealth of visual riches. Photographers Ivan Kashinsky and Karla Gachet worked together to cover the Waorani people, immersing themselves in the daily lives of the tribe and documenting the impact oil companies have had on their culture. This image of Waorani hunters by Ivan stays with me. I love its rawness – both how it was shot and what it portrays. It speaks to the purity of the people, still hunting for food and relatively untouched by the modern world and possessions. The image transports me to another time. Ivan breaks the rules by putting a person in the middle of the frame and by cutting off half a body. Yet with the angled gun and machete in the foreground, and the hunter in the background giving dimension, the image is arresting". (Photo by Ivan Kashinsky/National Geographic)
Since 1997, NASA has been sending rovers to Mars to document the soil, dig up rocks, and take pictures of the Martian landscape. But never before has a rover managed to take photos of itself. On August 8, 2012, the aptly named Curiosity touched down and made this ultimate selfie. Stitched together from 63 images, it shows the entire rover and even the imprints in the sand of its scoop and wheels – but not the seven-foot robotic arm that was holding the camera. As we all know, a self-portrait is not a unique achievement. But to take one from 34.8 million miles away is extraordinary. (Photo by NASA/JPL/Malin Space Science Systems (MSSS)/National Geographic)
Susan Welchman, Senior Editor: "Pascal Maitre shot this image of Julie Djikley, a street artist in Kinshasa. Julie covered her body with engine oil and wore cans on her breasts as a statement about pollution in our environment created by cars and traffic. On several occasions she carried a gas tank on her back and a steering wheel in her hands, pushing a tiny car made of old cans. In her seminaked state she drew jeers and disapproval from crowds on Kinshasa streets but she continued to walk in silence throughout the city. Recently her doctor suggested she stop this practice because the oil was entering her body through her skin, our largest organ. The image is effective without a caption, the composition both momentary and studied. I don't get tired of looking at this photo because there are so many subtle colors and textures worth gazing at. Unable to see her eyes or what she is thinking, her smile communicates peace and purpose. Her body is that of a strong young woman and makes you wonder why she risks her well-being. Having traveled to Kinshasa twice I keep this image as a reminder of the strength of poor and concerned artists who continue to communicate what is on their minds amid danger and strife in that dense urban African life". (Photo by Pascal Maitre/National Geographic)
Tardigrades are extremophiles. The tiny invertebrates can survive in both low- and high-pressure environments, and in temperatures as low as minus 328ºF (-200ºC) and as high as 304ºF (151ºC). But these millimeter-long, multicelled organisms have always been too elusively small to sit for a portrait. This year, however, German scientists used an electron microscope to make a high-resolution photograph of a single tardigrade – revealing a creature that resembles both a bear and a piglet. This image was published in July's Visions of Earth, a trio of photos that appear in each issue of National Geographic. (Photo by Eye of Science/Science Source/National Geographic)
Mary McPeak, Photography Research Editor: "Having worked with Diane Cook and Len Jenshel on several stories, the tumbleweeds story is a favorite of mine. The photograph of the two masked workers in California holding a compact car-size tumbleweed above their heads catches your eye and makes you smile. The men seem to be surrounded by dangerous tumbleweeds almost inching toward them. It also illustrates what an invasive problem the weeds have become". (Photo by Diane Cook/Len Jenshel/National Geographic)
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There has been a significant development in the evolution of the UTC/UTC Canada (UTCC) relationship that will benefit both Canadian and U.S. utilities.
On December 8, 2018 the UTC Board of Directors approved a recommendation put forward by the UTC Canada Board of Advisors to integrate the two groups into UTC North America. Today UTCC has merged with UTC.
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Looks like you still have to stay tuned! We will be releasing the final winning cover photo feature sizes and placement details with a sneak peek image of our 2013-2014 NBTG Print Guide Cover!
Thank you to everyone who submitted photos! We KNOW you have been very patiently waiting for the results! Congrats to all of our finalists! Please feel free to comment and share the talent for all to view a piece of the South Coast!
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WINNER! Photo 2 – from John J Capitao
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It's officially 2018 and I'm already excited to do some traveling this year. I feel so grateful to have gone to the places I did last year and for finally visiting New York. Can cross this off the bucket list.
I love the types of fashion pieces that make me think of different destinations around the world that I've visited and would love to visit one day. The moment I saw this sweater, I knew it would be a staple piece in my wardrobe and as a reminder that I still have so much more to see. I still need to tackle Tokyo and London.
Let me know what your travel destinations are for 2018.
Happy New Year!
~ Erika
Sweater – HM Knit Hooded Sweater
Leggings – Victoria Sport "Knockout Tights"
Boots – Vince Camuto "Winchell" Moto Boots w/ Gold Plate
Earrings – Silverado Portland


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Fill a basket with treats grown and made in Lauenen
for example cheese, dried sausage and salad sauce for CHF 25.00
home-made mulled wine (red wine and winter spices) à CHF 9.50 / 400 ml
Home-made dog treats CHF 4,50 per 150g
Local cheese made on the mountains around Lauenen.
CHF 17.– to CHF 26.– per kg
Dry sausages made of selected cows of Lauenen. These cows have been living happily in Lauenen and its valley. Treat yourself by enjoying a piece of dry sausage while hiking. CHF 40.00 / kg
With our home-made dressings will be every salade a treat and wake up memories of your last holiday with us.
à CHf 5.50 per bottle (500 ml)
It looks like it could start to rain, but not for sure and you do not want to carry a large umbrella with you all the time? Just pocket our small umbrella and you are prepared! à CHF 15.00
You love to stroll through the rain? Then get one of our robust umbrellas! à CHF 25.00
Our little pocket knife is not only useful, you also can use it as a key fob. à CHF 5.00
Is there a better way to wake up then dreaming about the next vacancies? Our mug wakes up memories! CHF 12.00
As soon as you choose your favourite products, we will prepare it for you in order to pick-it up at the reception.
Hotel AlpenlandHinterseestrasse 5 • CH-3782 Lauenen bei Gstaad • T: +41 33 765 91 34 • F: +41 33 765 91 35 • email@example.com


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Tiny House Fail #2
Jordan and I recently went on a ten day vacation to New York City and to Washington DC. We had the best time and experienced so much! It was wonderful to have some time away together and even better, we rented a huge house with a group of my friends from college, and all had a long weekend together. It was just what we needed! It was restoring to be with people we care for so much and who know me so deeply. It was wonderful to get away, see and do and eat new things, and take a break from our everyday lives. We weren't ready to return when we did, and the day we came back, we realized we had made one very stupid mistake.
Before leaving for vacation we worked to get Lil Blue ready. Along with packing and preparing for our trip, we cleaned the house, took out the compost, stocked our freezer with some grass-fed meat from the farm (so we'd have food when we returned), sealed our composting toilet, and made sure things were tidy, empty, and that nothing would smell when we got back. One last thing we did as we were on our way out was unplug the house from our electric source. We thought we were being so smart and frugal--now we wouldn't have to pay for electricity for a third of the month! We thought it all through--checked the weather to make sure it wouldn't be too cold without our heat on, went through the checklist of all that needs electricity in the house...we were fine. It seemed smart and like a great solution.
It wasn't until TEN DAYS later, when we had just gotten back to Iowa and were picking up our groceries on our way home, that Jordan turned to me with wide eyes. And all he said was "the refrigerator!!!" We never even considered it before! It didn't even cross our minds! Here we thought we were such smarties but we had left our refrigerator and freezer, full of good meat, without electricity for a week and a half! We felt sick to our stomachs. We weren't sure what the house would be like when we got there. Would it smell horribly? Would flies and other bugs be swarming? Would water be all over our floor or damage be done from everything thawing?
We gingerly stepped inside the house....the smell wasn't bad, nothing seemed strange or damaged or out of place. No flies and bugs. We crept to the refrigerator and Jordan hesitantly opened the door. There it was! The stink. Everything was ruined. I dumped baking soda into a bowl and threw it in the fridge as fast as I could to start sopping up the smell. Jordan opened the freezer and we saw a pool of red liquid. We were disgusted at the thought of all this blood from the meat that we would have to clean up. Thankfully, we realized that our bag of frozen strawberries had tipped over and spilled. It was just strawberry juice, not blood. Well--blood was probably mixed into it. We had to throw everything away. Everything! It was mildly devastating. It wouldn't have mattered so much if we hadn't stocked it preemptively just before vacation.
Jordan thankfully worked to clean it out while I got dinner started. We needed more groceries and to take out the garbage right away. Suffice it to say, our fridge looks like it's brand new now! But, let this be a lesson to other tiny house dwellers--don't unplug from your electricity source, unless your refrigerator is totally empty!


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Thursday, July 16, 2009
Short Stories Add Up to a Novel
Elizabeth Strout's connected story collection Olive Kitteridge centers around a Maine coastal town of characters, some of them not likeable, as sometimes is Olive. Many are caught in moments that contain the contradictions and complexities of their lives. Her characters find themselves receptive to fleeting compassion uncommonly found in lives of barely perceived connections. The cycle of these small awakenings takes its cue from a life lived over the course of many years. We read her fiction as our own lives often remain on the back burner of perception and emotion. But a Strout story from this collection can offer deft meaning where otherwise we might continue to live in the dark. Reading about Olive might enrich your life. Here's some information about the book http://www.powells.com/biblio/17-9781135844615-0
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Penis pumps are an effective way for men to increase the size of their penis, that is the main reason why men buy them, they do offer other benefits that include improved erection quality, plus they can have a beneficial effect on straightening a bent penis, also known as Peyronie's disease.
In this article we will discuss:
- How to use a penis pump
- Possible side effects
- How much they cost
- Where to buy
How penis pumps "hydro-pump" works
Penis pumps consist of a plastic or acrylic cylinder that on one end has a pressure relief valve, on the other it has a rubber sleeve "used for pumping", this is where the penis is inserted.
The theory behind a penis pump is that creating pressure with water around the penis increases blood flow to the blood chambers in the penis, this not only increases the size and firmness of the erection but also the length and thickness of the penis.
How to use a penis pump:
- Fill the plastic cylinder with warm water
- Insert the penis into the cylinder "semi erect"
- Slide the base of the cylinder towards the pelvic area
- Begin to pump until you feel pressure
- Leave the pump in place for 15 to 20 minutes
- Release pressure valve to release pressure
In most cases, it is recommended performing two back-to-back sessions for a minimum of 4 to 5 days per week, but this is up to each individual.
A quick note: When pumping, we mention a semi-erect penis, this should be trial and error, about 50% of men prefer a semi-erect penis, the other half say they have experienced better results with an almost full erection.
How well do penis pumps work?
Penis pumps have a significant impact on penis size, on average most men will see an increase in length of around 2 to 3 inches and an increase in thickness of up to 25% to 30%, one advantage is that the results are almost instant after pumping, the size gains usually last for 3 to 5 hours, but then the penis will return to its normal size, however after extended use two months of more the size gains do become permanent.
Possible side effects:
Most side effects of using a penis pump are due to over pumping, too much pressure can cause slight bruising or red dots on the penis, some men have suffered slight soreness after the first few times but those symptoms go away quickly, the best thing you can do to prevent injury is to start off slow, then gradually build up pressure to avoid any of the aforementioned side effects.
Who should consider using a penis pump?
- Any man looking to increase the size of his penis
- Those suffering from poor erection quality
- Men who have recovered from prostate surgery
- Men noticing premature symptoms of erectile dysfunction
- Men who suffer from a bent or curved penis "Peyronie's disease"
What do they cost?
Most Penis pumps cost under $120.00 this is usually for a basic model, deluxe models with more features can cost more than $200.00, but the extra features are worth the extra money, some pumps come with up to a one-year warranty.
Where to buy?
You can find Penis pumps sold on websites such as Ebay or Amazon, however it is recommended purchasing a brand name pump from the official brand name website such as Penomet or Bathmate, this will ensure you receive a legitimate product not to mention you make sure you receive the official warranty.


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this week has been so unhealthy, i really need to start studying again
everyone has been telling me i lost weight (happy hehe)
i don't really know how i lost the weight though, i just know my appetite has been dropping like crazy.
but its ok, i needed to lose the weight anyway
remember i blogged something about me needing to lose weight because i gained a whole bag of weight after joining jc??? i lost 4kg in total hehehe still need to lose another 2kg to get back to my normal pathetic weight lol
this week:
i did job shadowing at NUH. I followed around a medical officer for 2 days and I never ever want to join the medicine industry. its crazy. people have the misconception that doctors wake up late and go home early. truth is, the junior doctors wake up at 5am and leave the hospital really late. and its a very unglamourous job. i witnessed the doctor do the rectum test thing, like test for faeces or something and i felt so uncomfortable.
they have to deal with some really strange patients. i was in the geriatrics ward and there were some strange patients. one guy kept shouting "fuck you!" when he was on the bed lol. i was just like.......omg. i thought he had tourettes. one old lady was suffering from mixed dementia (normal and vascular) and the conversation went like this:
M.O: Where are you?
Patient: Dining room.
(keep in mind shes in the hospital ward)
M.O: Are you in your house?
Patient: Yes. I would like my tea now.
i didn't know whether to laugh or feel sorry.....she was completely delirious :(
so...well at least i went there with an open mind and i decided that medicine is really not the route for me; even though i really really wanna be a dermatologist, the route there is too much. you really need to have a calling and the heart to be a doctor. i think i'm too selfish to do that
at least i have a clearer picture of what i wanna do i guess...
side note: i think my boyfriend is very handsome leh
On Friday i went to MBS for vic's birthday party.
And yesterday brenda, vic and i went for some ac party at ncrss..as usual we have no pictures lol
sighhh someone remind me why i got a blackberry instead of an iphone....
small selling update:
F21 Tie Dyed Romper
Brand new not worn before
(slight defect, ask me for pix only if interested)
brand new never worn
uk 8
worn once only
email me at firstname.lastname@example.com if interested
thank you :)


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This class will flow in and out of each posture repeatedly, allowing the body to be coaxed in to the depth of a pose by the use of breath, which informs the body in all movements. The class will end with a little extra meditation time, to allow for integration of the energies moved during the class.
Level = 1
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GM Canadian Engineering Center Contributing to Autonomous Vehicle Fleet Test
General Motors Canada president and managing director Steve Carlisle confirmed this week that the Oshawa-based Canadian Engineering Center has been given a mandate that will allow it to contribute to GM's ongoing research and development of autonomous vehicle technology. All vehicles built at the Ontario facility will participate in an upcoming fleet test that will be held at the GM Technical Center in Warren, Michigan.
New Vehicle Research: 2016 Buick Enclave trims and specs
"Our Engineering Centre in Oshawa was a logical place to locate this important work and it is the next step in growing the new mandate of the Centre to focus on work related to the Connected Car," said Carlisle during his remarks before the Economic Club in Ottawa. "The Province of Ontario's leadership in allowing autonomous vehicle testing was a helpful support in securing this advanced technology work for our Canadian facility."
According to the Conference Board of Canada, self-driving cars could save Canadians approximately $65 billion annual by reducing congestion, consuming less fuel, and causing fewer collisions and fatalities.
GM Canada is hiring upwards of 100 new software engineers for its development of autonomous vehicle technology, urban mobility solutions, and the advancement of the "connected car."
New Vehicle Research: 2016 GMC Acadia trims and specs


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I can predict everything that happened last week – The Hindsight Bias
Aren't my predictive powers remarkable? Now when people ask me about events, I can say, "I knew that would happen". This is common for me, when I go to a football match, after the game, everybody knew what the result would be, based on how the teams had been playing, manager interviews and what ever the players had been 'tweeting' about the week before. This all creates a coherent story as to why the game ended the way it did. But what else could we have prevented? Many people knew that the financial crisis of 2008 would happen, and line up to get on talk shows to illustrate what should have been done to prevent it. When actually, they didn't know, they may have thought it would happen, but they only know because it actually did happen. Could we have prevented 9/11? On the 10th of July, 2001, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) obtained information that al-Qaeda were plotting an attack on the USA. Surely when this information came in it should have been fast-tracked all the way to the president? But no it went to the head of national security, where it was noted and filed away. Did the United States government not care? We are quick to assume that the government was negligent with this information, but that is only because we know what eventually happened. At the time, the CIA would have had no idea how important this information was, therefore did what they always did, filed it, and carried on obtaining information.
You would think that people could accurately recall what they thought would happen, after an event has passed. Fischhoff and Beyth found this wasn't the case, in a study that investigated people's beliefs before and after President Nixon visited China and Russia in 1972. Participants were asked to rate the likelihood of possible outcomes of Nixon's diplomatic initiatives. After the event had taken place, participants were asked to recall their original beliefs about what would happen. They found that events that came to fruition were rated as always being likely, and they raised their own prediction, while events that didn't occur were rated as never being likely in the first place. This is an example of the illusion of understanding; after all, it is easy to understand what happened when the event has already taken place. This also shows that it is very hard to go back to former beliefs you once held, leading to the hindsight bias in which we think of things as being inevitable when really a lot of what happens is unpredictable and down to luck.
The hindsight bias can also influence decision-making. If decisions are based on having a positive or negative outcome, rather than if they were the logical, rational and correct decision, then it can make people anxious about making a decision. Kahneman (2011) uses the example of doctors. They have to make decisions every day based on what they think is the right option for the patient. If a doctor decides that a patient needs a operation which is not considered a risky procedure. Then the patient dies. In hindsight a jury is likely to conclude that the operation was always risky, and therefore should have been avoided. This leads doctors to avoid entering situations where this can happen, resulting in participants having more pointless tests and being referred to numerous specialists just to cover the doctor in case of an unlikely event. This was proved when participants in an experiment were given a real legal case study to consider. One group was asked whether California should pay for the considerable cost of hiring a bridge flood monitor with only the information the city had before a flood occurred. The second group was shown information that the bridge had flooded. The results? Only 24% of the first group thought they should of hired a monitor, while in the second group, the ones with hindsight, 56% thought the city should have. Hindsight is a wonderful thing.
When we can create a narrative about what has happened, it seems all the more likely that events were always going to happen. The more coherent we make it, the more inevitable it becomes. A number of things contribute to this. When we think of the case of 9/11 we think of George W. Bush and terrorists. When we think about these individually, we will think that George W. Bush is incompetent, and unreliable, this creates a Halo effect that will be associated with the United States government. We think of terrorist as evil and scheming. When these Halo effect are added to the information that the CIA obtained, it makes the lack of action all the much more expected, therefore a terrible event was inevitable. When in reality, there was no way of knowing that piece of information was more important than all the other pieces of information they were gathering, this, along with countless other variables, made the terrible event unpredictable.
There is much to be said about how we tell a story too. How we attribute certain parts of a past event is going to directly influence how we will behave in future. Think of how we have globally attributed bankers as being bad after the 2008 financial crisis. Or if we keep personally attributing negative events towards ourselves, we eventually going to feel useless and that bad things will inevitably happen to us, leading to learned helplessness.
So if you were to take anything away from this blog, it would be not to be so hasty believing 'why' things happened. The world is an unpredictable place, and creating a narrative in hindsight is not going to change events. This is just one small aspect of the hindsight bias, and there is much more out there. How it will lead to regret, depression, financial insecurity and much more. Regret is a huge part of consumer psychology, and this will be the focus of the final blog next week (maybe…).
So to leave you with a piece of bumper sticker philosophy…
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Lynn / Dec 2 2011 8:15 pm
I think I understand. It's always been said that hindsight has 20:20 vision.
Just 1 thing – why is it snowing all over the page!


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The Dispenser can be used by you on any coffee machine. The mechanism is very easy to use, just place them in the bottom of your coffee on the strainer and get the exact measurement. Only you are moving its handle.
Place the dispensing coffee can over the bottom of your coffee or container you want to run the coffee fill handle and will get the exact measure the exact amount of coffee which wants to be the measure of your espresso or American. No more spoon to fill your coffee maker.
You can also save a packet of coffee in a closed can you avoid that coffee loses its aroma.
Warning: Make sure the handle is in the position indicated in the drawing, if she were elsewhere can spread coffee before placing it in the coffee just need a movement from front to back and back to front and go.
No more spoon to fill your coffee maker.
Set, you also have sugar dispenser. Press the button and you'll teaspoon sugar weighed and measured. It can also be used for juices and other beverages requiring
The sugar dispenser is easy to handle. Press the button and get the equivalent of a heaping teaspoon of sugar.
Attention! We recommend using dietary sugar. Both are special for older blind or low vision.


text: news Nike's hiring of a Chief Digital Officer amplifies the dominance of tech in the sports world 18 February 2016 SportTechie.com Share Facebook Twitter Whatsapp Email With one of the most recognizable logos in the world Nike is an immovable force of twenty-first century athletics. When children begin playing sports at a young age, they are inducted into a world that is almost entirely run by Nike, with their shoes, clothes, bags, and other equipment likely identified by the famous "swoosh." But in this day and age, Nike has evolved into something much bigger, and has most recently dug its hand into the tech world with the introduction of Nike+ and other developments across the board in stat tracking, personal fitness, and more. Read the full article here. Check out SportTechie.com for global sports technology coverage.


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Did you know...
Those who are NYSUT members have a multitude of additional benefits through NYSUT-Member Benefits NYSUT Member Benefits
CELEBRATING 35 YEARS CTA-BTF! Recently Married? New Baby? Use This Form
Change of Status? You only have 45 days to inform us!
The Preferred Group
(The BTF's Benefits Administrator)
call 1-800-573-7474 for
assistance or click the link:
The Preferred Group Website to access your account on line, check the status of a claim, etc.
If you have yet to log on, your user name is your first initial followed by your last name followed by the last four digits of your Social Security number. The password when you log in for the first time is Password01.
Most of the plans can be individually purchased or as a group plan. If you find a plan that you believe would be beneficial to our membership, please contact one of the trustees. We are always open to looking at new benefits.
Has your child left for college? You will need to fill out the:
Dependent Student Certification
Dependent coverage will end on the earliest of the following events:
1. Your coverage ends;
2. The dependent ceases to be an eligible dependent due to divorce, separation, or death;
3. Termination of coverage for a post-secondary student not returning to school is the last day of the month of last enrollment (Students transferring to another school have 90 days to re-enroll);
4. The last day of the month the dependent reaches 25;
5. You stop making any payments required for dependent coverage;
6. The Plan is changed to terminate coverage for all dependents.
Leave of Absence
Any member of the Trust granted a leave of absence by the Board of Education after at least one year of continuous membership in the Trust, may maintain his/her membership through direct personal payment to the Trust. Payment will be required in full within 30 days of last day worked and will be equal to the amount that would have been due from the Board of Education. In the event payment is not received within 30 days, membership will be terminated. If membership is not maintained, the member, upon return, will be subject to all rules affecting new members. The Trust will provide this service for a teacher on leave for a maximum of two years, unless extended by a vote of the Trustees.
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