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Human consciousness which seeks the transcendent, or attempts to make itself transcendental, eventually must ask a critical question: which forms of activity are really valuable for human consciousness, and which are, or constitute, mere escapism? William Wordsworth’s The Prelude, to me, can only be a minor masterpiece, for the simple reason that Wordsworth’s chiasmus with the natural, natural objects, natural forms, which constitutes the narrative-thematic backbone of the book, is a kind of crack cocaine for him, getting him high without leading his consciousness to a more truth consonant place. William Wordsworth was born with Mercury in Pisces, and it works. Pisces and truth consonance is variable— evolved Pisces energy can arrive rather easily at the grandest, most cosmic truths, which coalesce for it out of thin air; while pedestrian Pisces energy slips and slides around telling the truth, out of feelings of humiliation and embarrassment, and also looking (as Wordsworth in The Prelude is constantly looking) to escape. Wordsworth goes so far out of his textual way to remain in one of his underwater moods, within the charmed circle of the natural and against the charmed circle of the human, that the whole book passes without the Prelude Protagonist having had more than a brief, cursory interaction with another individual human being. Wordsworth’s asides to Coleridge are also anodyne, and Wordsworth does not inform us of what Coleridge might have to say back to him. The major quality of Keats’ Odal Cycle asserts itself over The Prelude because the primeval genius of Music, in its purest form, and created by an individual human being, allows Keats’ to transcend without seeming unduly like an escapist.
Underwater moods can become stagnant— this is one of the pitfalls of Neptune in Pisces. When Wordsworth’s underwater moods stagnate in The Prelude, the reader can feel him gasping for air, and willing to falsely reassure himself. The entire endeavor of English Romanticism, by the way, not only insists on the transcendental impulse issuing from individuals, it does so in such a way which, rightly or wrongly, projects individuality onto the reader, as though what they are seeing and hearing is something they, or anyone, can relate to. This is false: most readers of the English Romantics read for the wrong reasons, and without the individual, individualized purity of intention which can lend gracefulness and insight to a reading. Reading the Romantics while Neptune is transiting Pisces is a way of letting language place us underwater, whether the murkiness of Wordsworth or the limpid clarity of Keats; and, if we are willing to take a rather icy plunge, to connect what we are reading, in all its transcendent bliss, to what we know, in 2015, of the charmed circle of the human, and what the limitations of the human race really are. The distinction, in the archetype Pisces, between high and low art (kinds of water) is also huge: high and low art can perform roughly the same tricks for human consciousness, only high art can take brain matter, not just heart and emotion matter, and make it fluid. That’s the problem with low art/pop culture crap: it works around emotions, and ambiance. It makes you feel, but, for higher IQs, does not provide fodder for heightened thought. Heightened thought, transcendent cognition, what you will, is the most powerful ocean in human consciousness, and the only one capable of pushing the human race forward, individual by individual; and the lethargy, recumbence, and stagnation which tend to manifest during Piscean epochs can be balanced by subtle shifts of perception towards a truer, more correctly shimmering level of multiple truths, subtly shifting within themselves, underwater and on dry land.

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The Pakistan Poultry Association (PPA) has urged the government to exempt the poultry industry from the proposed Reformed General Sales Tax (RGST) as it is agro based industry and providing cheaper meat to fulfil the protein needs of the masses.
Talking to APP here Sunday, PPA Chairman northern Zone Abdul Haye Mehta called upon the government to waive off regulatory duty on import of maize and fix electricity tariff on poultry industry at par with the agricultural tariff.
He laid emphasis on government’s role in patronizing the poultry industry as it is one of the most organized agro based industry which contributed 40 per cent of the total meat consumption in the country.
He informed that this industry was income generating and providing employment to about 1.5 million people in the country.

industry_corpus2: Agriculture & Fisheries


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Dwindling membership in the Estes Park Odd Fellow Lodge No. 163 has resulted in the consolidation of the group with St. Vrain Lodge No. 102 in Lyons. Furnishings and regalia were moved to the valley town during the week and the first joint meeting will take place Jan. 27.
Since 1912 local Odd Fellows had met in Dr. Roy Wiest's building on the main street of the town.IN the past this hall has been the scene of many enjoyable social gatherings, according to reports from old time lodge members.
A number of charter members of the organization formed her in March, 1910, still make their homes in Estes Park.
Approximately 33 Village men will be affected by the consolidation of the Estes Park and Lyons lodges. Officers who have assisted with the transfer are trustees, Charles Chapman and Everett May; acting Noble Grand, Clarence Gnagy; acting secretary, Joe Sella.

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Glacier Bay National Monument Renowned for Icy Scenery.
Plants, water and scenery in Glacier Bay.
Approximately 45 miles from Juneau, the capital city of Alaska, is the second largest area in the National Park System, Glacier Bay National Monument. Consisting of nearly 3,600 square miles of moun¬tains, glaciers, and tidal inlets, this wilderness is one of the system's most outstanding areas. Snow clad peaks rise from sea level to heights ' of over 15,000 feet, cradling one of I the world's most spectacular dis¬plays of glaciers. Rugged mountain terrain gives way abruptly to deep fiords and to 50-mile-long Glacier Bay, or more gradually to luxuriant spruce and hemlock forests.
No more than 250 to 300 years ago Glacier Bay was covered with an icecap some 3,000 feet thick. The recession of the ice has made the area a "sample-case" of glacial phenomena as well as an outstand¬ing example of post-glacial plant and animal succession... Glaciological observations were instituted as early as 1890, and scientists from various countries continue to pry from the ice, secrets of the ice ages and their related climatic fluctuations. Remnants of preglacial forests enable the layman to visualize the events of the past.
The story of plant succession is well told in Glacier Bay. From the barren mountainsides at glacier margins to the dense, moss-draped forests, the ecologist can trace the advance of plant life upon the ice-carved rock. Hardy lichens and mosses give way to herbs and grasses; ranks of alders, willows and cottonwoods; and eventually to climaxing spruce and hemlock.
Glacier Bay is a growing land. Not only are the receding glaciers revealing land that probably has never known the footsteps of man, but the land itself is rising from the sea at a rate of twenty-five feet per century. Earthquakes are fre¬quent and, while usually mild, have triggered violent landslides and waves. The rumbling glaciers are ever moving. Spectacular ice-falls occur at the glacier faces, attesting to the fact that these seemingly inert masses of ice are quite active.
If the land masses of Glacier Bay are considered restless, the waters should be termed excited. Twenty-foot tides affect the Bay, and sud¬den weather changes transform the water's surface from glassiness to un-navigable turbulence in an hour's time. The waters teem with life. Porpoise and hair seal are commonly seen; whales, frequent¬ly. Spawning salmon migrate to the area and crowd many streams. Halibut and crab are fished from the depths; stream mouths yield Dolly Varden and Cutthroat trout. The tidal zone is a world of its own with myriads of starfish, anemo¬nes, urchins, and shellfish to be seen. Kelp, shrimp, and phosphorescent organisms give the waters a more tropical than sub-arctic aspect.
Wildlife is profuse and varied. Cormorants, geese, ducks, puffins, and a variety of shore birds dot the waters of the Monument. Bald eagles, ptarmigan, ravens, and a host of songbirds inhabit the land areas. Brown, black and grizzly bears inhabit the monument, as do Sitka black tail deer and mountain goats. Moose have been reported as entering certain areas as the retreat of glaciers open suitable routes. Smaller species include otter, marten, mink, fox, wolverine, wolf, and coyote. The red squir¬rel demands mention by virtue of numbers if not importance among the fur bearers.
Importance of its preservation, the United States established Glacier Bay National Monument in 1925. After many comparatively dormant years, the Monument has recently enjoyed a period of development. A small staff carries on normal activities year-round. Employees occupy convenient housing; there are docks, shops for repair work, storage, and other maintenance facilities.
On the other hand, there are no overnight or eating accommodations for the general public, and no sale of fuel. Other than a local airline, no common carriers serve the area. The Monument can be reached and traveled only by air and water. No organized camping, picnicking, or interpretive facilities have been provided yet. It is expected that the lodge and general sale fuel facilities will be completed within, three years for the accommodation of local and tourist travel. It is hoped that developments of the near future will provide for the greater enjoyment of Glacier Bay National Monument.

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The only thing better than one Wonder Woman is two.
"Saturday Night Live" got a double dose of everyone's favorite Amazonian superhero Saturday when host Gal Gadot was joined onstage by the Times Square Wonder Woman, played by Leslie Jones.
Gadot — who famously portrayed Diana in this summer's blockbuster "Wonder Woman" — was midway through her opening monologue when Jones appeared, decked out in full costume.
Despite the fact that one character is the product of Hollywood, and the other likely just the product of a solid costume store, Jones was quick to point out the similarities between both versions of the character.
"You know how you take pictures with young girls who look up to you? I do the same with German tourists," she said.
And that lasso of truth Wonder Woman boasts? Jones has one of those too: vodka.
The comedian also called out the notoriously creepy Times Square Elmo character.
"Elmo is a freak. Any time you see one of his costume arms just hanging down all limp, it's up to something," she joked, before later taking a selfie with Gadot and — like any good Times Square street performer — asking for $5.
Gadot's first hosting gig on NBC's long running sketch show proved a success, and luckily for her, the Israeli-born actress' friends and family were able to tune in from halfway across the world.
"Saturday Night Live" was broadcast live in Israel for the first time this weekend, and Gadot said a special few words in Hebrew for those listening at home.
"I just wanted to let you know this might be a big mistake: The writers here clearly know nothing about Israel," she said, with her words accompanied by subtitles. "In every sketch they have me eating hummus. I mean, I like hummus, but come on."

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At ComWeb, we stay one step ahead. Throughout the years, we have built a video tutorial database along with FAQ demonstrations to ensure your troubleshooting needs are covered. We made our sites so easy to use; your administrators should feel comfortable running your entire site after their initial tutorials and training.
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Like butter is for toast , red is for love ,same way dresses is for girls. Beautiful dresses and we wonderful girls are inseparable. No matter what the occasion is , we want a few for every and can never ever get enough of them.
For any girls, her life's first most important event , for which she prepares for days, plans every little detail and want to look her best is get Prom.
For such an important event a beautiful but cheap prom dress is a must and one place where you can get latest Prom Dresses 2015 is Dressstreet .
On your prom you surely want to look like a princess , flawless and perfect but price of the prom dress can be a bit of issue, on Dressstreet you can find prom dresses under 100 that will fulfil you dreams of looking fab but will not blow off your pocket .
While selecting a prom dresses or a party or e ring dresses we always have something in mind , something that we are looking for and it can be difficult to get a cocktail/prom dress as per your liking but on Dressstreet there is such a huge selection of prom dresses that you will sure get what you want.
Do check Dressstreet out and be ready to rock your prom.
These are all so lovely. Makes me wish I had one of these at my prom...10 years ago ;) Thanks for sharing!


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50 steps to beautiful blue Caribbean waters and white sand beach!
Just step from the beach of white sand, this ground floor home is in the perfect location to enjoy the island and ocean to the fullest.
Just renovated in lovely, soothing colors and with comfortable accomodations, you will enjoy relaxing and gazing at the palms and paradise.
Two full baths and three bedrooms, the master ensuite and with it's own door out to the screen porch and ocean make this a comfortable place for 3 couples or a family.
in our 60's now, my husband Bill and I are thankful every day for the paradise the Lord has given us to enjoy and share with others. We enjoy outdoor activities; horseback riding and hiking and camping.
We have a Biblical Counseling Center in the Black Hills of South Dakota, and most importantly, our children and grandchildren live here too.
Our home is located on world renowned seven mile beach. So you can enjoy the quiet around this small complex and it's beautiful grounds and take a short walk up the beach to enjoy the hustle and bustle of night life, dancing, music and the beautifully renovated Mariott. A few more steps will bring you to the most gorgeous resorts on the Island.
You can enjoy some of the best snorkeling right out your backdoor and a morning walk along the beach. And within walking distance is the new and developing Caymana Village with nonstop entertainment, world class shopping and many special events such as live music, cooking demonstration, flower arranging classes and markets boasting local fare.
You do not need a car to enjoy Plantation Village but one can give you a trip around the island to Rum Point, and even more dive and scuba sights.

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Workations are all the rage, and it’s not hard to see why they shouldn’t – after all, what’s more enjoyable than vacating together with like-minded people, have tons of fun and make amazing progress for your business all at the same time?
Today we’ve got another guest blog, this one’s written by Joe Goerbert. Founder and CEO of the BrainHive business plan writing service and its affiliated digital marketing agency. Joe has participated in roughly half a dozen workations since 2015 and says he’ll continue to participate in more, with his goal being at least one every six months. Take it away Joe!
Leave the burden of organizing such distinguished occasions in capable hands and try it out, if you haven’t yet. If you have, you might want to still read this article to learn how to make most of those precious, special days that will leave you in a sweet state of inspired rapture and boosted confidence.
In the past two years, no other investment in my business has brought me greater return in so many ways. It is therefore with great pleasure and gratitude for the opportunity that I may present you the subsequent ideas and encourage you to go forth and see for yourself. My name is Joe Goerbert from BrainHive Business Planning, and these are my thoughts on why workations are the best thing since sliced bread.
During my participation in various workations I have experienced fluctuations as to what is included, but to this day I have never been dissatisfied with the accommodations, the food or the general extras such as trips, resident services, invited speakers etc. Sometimes, when the locations were relatively remote and groups were relatively large, consistently good Wifi availability remained a challenge, but was always easily or elegantly overcome.
If you knock off the costs for what you would usually pay for a comparable accommodation and all the physical services enjoyed during the workation, you will usually already find that 30-40% of the total workation price are already accounted for. Keep in mind that it is also hard to know how much time was needed for the preparation and organization or if perhaps other resources of the organizers (such as staff or contacts) had to be taxed in the process of planning and executing the workation.
Do not forget that often the organizers have to pay a lot of things beforehand, yet they have fixed prices for the participants. That means that if they cannot book the workation fully, they might incur a financial loss or barely break even. This risk is real and needs to be priced into the workation, or the offer cannot be sustained in the long run. Oftentimes both late cancellations of participants and spontaneous complications with the accommodation or the amenities can cause organizers a fair amount of stress. One more thing you don’t have to deal with – you just lie back and enjoy the ride, which is a huge value.
Ideally, there will be an application process if you want to participate in the workation. This process, which actually isn’t in the monetary interest of the organizer looking to book the workation fully, ensures that the most important quality factor of the workation is assured.
The composition of the people participating is the strongest influence on which type of workation will actually take place. I have seen workations which were advertised as more of a re-creative experience turned into powerhouses of productivity and I have seen the exact opposite happening, and it was because of the focus or lenience of the participants, which eventually override anything the organizers thought of pushing.
The more exclusive workations tend to bring together a flock of a more exclusive feather. This translates directly into the quality of the conversations that you will be having as well as the take-aways of the workshops and other programmed formats of know-how transfer and mutual support in business aspects. It is also not rare for workation participants to enter in direct business transactions and cooperation which naturally tend to be of greater value the more experienced your colleagues and the more developed their business operations are.
A well-organized workation feels a lot like a field trip with the school. Constant interaction with peers, limited but quality amounts of non-programmed time, not much sleep and that warm, fuzzy feeling of having everything being taken care of. But due to the fact that you will be drawn together usually with people you don’t know at first (sometimes even in shared dormitories), it could also mean that at the beginning or during the experience you will feel slightly alienated. This from personal experience I can state to more so be true, if there are already things ruffling your feathers, such as having to deal with a difficult client or a weak month of business. Be on the lookout for that moody mood!
No matter what occasions arise and what kind of conversations and interactions you end up having with the other participants, you will get the most return of investment if you maintain an upbeat and positive attitude, which at times could mean that you must remain patient and diplomatic even if stroked against the grain.
Try adding to the experience as much as you can, bring your musical instruments, your juggling, arts/crafts and sports equipment, work and presentation equipment or your objects of show and tell. It will go a long way of adding value for all to share.
When donating knowledge in the form of workshops and master mind rounds, try and be fully present and put yourself in the shoes of the person which is receiving your input. The way you are perceived in these moments could be deciding whether or not there will be reciprocity. When comes your turn to receive, your fellow participants will hopefully go that extra mile to have your back.
This positive group dynamic will also make it easier to form meaningful friendships that last beyond the duration of the workation, which easily can turn out to be a return of immeasurable value. Me personally, I have a good dozen of invitations to all parts of the world because of friends I made during a workation, and I have gotten recommendations for clients, marketing opportunities and hires months after concluding the workation. Depending on which niche you’re from, that already can be worth hundreds if not thousands of Euro.
With all the moving parts, no two workations are ever alike. It needs to be understood that the outcome and the exact monetary value take-away of any given workation is not completely in the hands of the organizers, but also depends on external factors ranging from weather to behaviorisms of the accommodation providers, guides/trainers and service staff. The workation that consisted completely of working might surprisingly not turn out as productive as the workation where you had that one random golden 1:1 conversation by a beer and a rack of ribs that makes you skip light years ahead of your competition. And trust me, latter happens more easily than you might think, especially when you don’t look for it!
You have to do your homework and it’s good to be aware of what you want to get out of the workation. For some nomads, this could also mean honing your presentation skills and having the opportunity to talk in front of a lot of people that you can trust not to judge you harshly, because they are colleagues. How often do you have the opportunity? We are still a rare exception in the global village, and I find most nomads to be very unique and capable people. Yet, we are also very heterogeneous, and this adds to the need to define who we are and what we can give each other.
Come with a plan and be ready to abandon that plan at a moment’s notice. Be a reflection of that golden skill of improvising from which our movement drew its first breaths of life and which continues to enable it to survive against the odds. Stationary, established businesses with stationary, specialized infrastructure often have client acquisition and operative performance advantages over us which we must try and level with all instruments available to us. Do not be rigid, do not insist: Be water, my friend, and tap into the abundance which is made available to us when we realize the full potential in our grasp if we cooperate smartly.
As the global location independent movement gains traction so will the workation formats available to us scale in dimensions and complexity. Every workation is a chance to build more and tighter bonds between members of our movement. Because this is so, participating in workations is almost non-optional: See it as a form of community pilgrimage, where we worship the collective boundlessness of individual greatness.
I am excited for the future, and happy to make available to our deserving influencers my share of the resources needed to shape this future. It is my privilege as a serious business nomad to be able to do so. I very much wish for the average workation to come to hold much more value through a thorough understanding of ideal attitude, perhaps slightly more stringent scheduled activity and generally a higher degree of professionalism when it comes to joining forces. I’m convinced we have as of now only touched the surface of what is possible, and through combined effort, we will yet see the digital nomad movement empowered beyond our wildest dreams.
Striving to quicken the development of the remote work movement to his best ability, Joe is available for consultation if you have any ideas you’d like to bounce off him! Drop him an email at jgoerbert@brainhive.de.


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Citizen A20 Parts Counter [Archive] - CNCzone.com- Largest Forums for CNC Professional and Hobbyist alike!
Is there any way for the parts counter to increment while the machine is in One Cycle mode? Currently, the parts counter only increments in Continuous mode. I stop the machine for inspections and I would like to maintain an accurate count without changing the counter.
I looked through the Citizen programmers, operators and maintenance manuals for a parameter that might toggle between counting and not counting in one cycle mode, but to no avail.
# K00 bit 4 to a 1.
Great, thanks, I'll check that out this afternoon.
Is that like changing a parameter? I've never changed a keep relay?
Enable PWE by pressing Offset, Setting then goto PWE by using the cursor keys and “1” INPUT. An alarm is now on.
Press Maint. , PARAM, >, PMCMNT, > KEEPRL. Cursor to K00 bit 4 and press “1” INPUT.
Then go back to PWE and change back to 0.

industry_corpus2: Manufacturing


text: The oil price remains volatile, but ministries of finance may take comfort in the views of their hydrocarbons sector counterparts – and a majority of international analysts – that crude won’t collapse once more this year. This reflects on the success of the Opec+ group – comprising the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, Russia and nine other non-Opec producers – in raising prices in the past year. Opec’s co-ordination with non-Opec partners under the so-called Declaration of Co-operation encouraged crude prices to peak at around $85 a barrel (/bbl) in October.

industry_corpus2: Petrochemicals


text: How does your garden grow? With dichroic glass baby! Being as how the CHA Designer Crafts Blog Connection theme for March is "Spring Ahead", I thought that I'd share with you one of my latest projects - a Spring inspired mosaic glass panel. I made this as a sample for a mosaic class which I'll be teaching in April. It features stacked dichroic glass pieces which I etched with etching cream and glued together with glass glue.


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hightouchmegastore: These are my secrets. And these are my other secrets.
These are my secrets. And these are my other secrets.
I have one thousand scarves.
I want to be a rodeo rider.
I bury my tea leaves.
I am hybridizing a red rose with a redder rose.
except I hated how his skin smelled of knives.
and some are hidden even from myself.
and eat a single piece of almond shortbread.
Today I met with a student who smelled of candy and flowers.
Once I picked squash beetles from my plants by hand.
covered the shrubberies, the walks, the pavement.
but only as practice for when I become a judge.
in my heart of hearts, I judge myself.
of my proto-crypto dream house.
Labels: fictive, secrets, what is the real?
Tell me why the hair on the back of my head rises at the two judging stanzas especially. They make me shiver with delight.
Yeah, go ahead and knock my socks off, why don't you.
I knew it! I just knew you were freakily into almonds! Out of the closet at last.
except I hated how his skin smelled of knives." Good lord. THAT'S how it's done, folks.
ALRIGHT. Send me your dang manuscripts.
Ohhh. So delighted you're back.
This was the best. Publish this someone and soon!


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Describe the nature of principles of management with the help of any four points.
Explain briefly 'Discipline' and 'Unity of Command' as general principles of management.
Explain briefly Remuneration of Employees and Scalar Chain as principles of general management.
Explain briefly discipline and scalar chain as principles of general management.
a. Identify the principle of management applied to the success of the programme.
b. State any two features of management highlighted in the above para.
c. Identify any two values which 'Aapka Vidyalaya' communicated to the society.

industry_corpus2: Subject Education


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Note: The slides of the following talks can be reached by clicking the title.
Sequential Metric Dimension (in trees). Meeting of IFCAM project, Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata, India. February 2019.
Sequential Metric Dimension (in trees). Graph Theory 2018 (GT'18), Nyborg, Denmark. August 2018.
Augmenting matchings in trees, via bounded-length augmentations. 3rd International Symposium on the Frontier of Graph Theory, Qinghai Normal University, Xining, China. April 2018.
Augmenting matchings in trees, via bounded-length augmentations. Sixième rencontre de l'ANR STINT, Saint-Maurice-en-Valgodemard, France. July 2017.
The Barát-Thomassen Conjecture. 17èmes Journées Combinatoires et Algorithmes du Littoral Méditerranéen (JCALM17), I3S/INRIA, Sophia-Antipolis, France. May 2017.
On a directed variation of the 1-2-3 and 1-2 Conjectures. Journées Graphes et Algorithmes 2015 (JGA'15), Orléans, France. November 2015.
Edge-partitioning a graph into paths: beyond the Barát-Thomassen conjecture. Graph Theory 2015 (GT'15), Nyborg, Denmark. August 2015.
Edge-partitioning a graph into paths: beyond the Barát-Thomassen conjecture. Troisième rencontre de l'ANR STINT, Autrans, France. July 2015.
Strong edge-colouring of planar and bipartite graphs (invited talk). Journées nationales du GDR IM, LaBRI, University of Bordeaux, France. February 2015.
Decomposing graphs into locally irregular subraphs: allowing K2's helps a lot. Bordeaux Graph Workshop 2014 (BGW'14), Bordeaux, France. November 2014.
Strong edge-colouring of sparse planar graphs. 9th International Colloquium on Graph Theory and Combinatorics (ICGT'14), Grenoble, France. June 2014.
On the complexity of turning a graph into the analogue of a clique. 9th International Colloquium on Graph Theory and Combinatorics (ICGT'14), Grenoble, France. June 2014.
Une version orientée de la 1-2-3 Conjecture. Journées Graphes et Algorithmes 2013 (JGA'13), Paris-Sud University, Orsay, France. November 2013.
Coloration localement irrégulière des arêtes d'un graphe.	École du GDR IM, Via Domitia University, Perpignan, France. April 2013.
Complexité de partitionner un graphe en quelques sous-graphes connexes. Journées Graphes et Algorithmes 2012 (JGA'12), Blaise Pascal University, Clermont-Ferrand, France. November 2012.
On the size of graphs that can be partitioned under a given number of prescriptions. 4th Polish Combinatorial Conference (4PCC), Bedlewo, Poland. September 2012.
Partition arbitraire et préaffectation de sommets. Journées Graphes et Algorithmes 2011 (JGA'11), Claude Bernard University, Lyon, France. November 2011.
Sequential Metric Dimension (in trees). GT Graphes et Optimisation, LaBRI, University of Bordeaux, France. December 2018.
Sequential Metric Dimension (in trees). Seminarium Matematyka Dyskretna, AGH university, Kraków, Poland. November 2018.
A Decompositional Approach to the 1-2-3 Conjecture. Seminar of the Department of Applied Mathematics, Northwestern Polytechnical University, Xi'an, China. May 2018.
On partitioning graphs into connected subgraphs. Seminar of the School of Mathematical Sciences, Anhui University, Hefei, China. May 2018.
On augmenting matchings via bounded-length augmentations. Séminaire de l'équipe COATI, I3S/INRIA, Sophia-Antipolis, France. October 2017.
On augmenting matchings via bounded-length augmentations. GT Graphes et Optimisation, LaBRI, University of Bordeaux, France. April 2017.
On partitioning graphs into connected subgraphs. Séminaire de l'équipe COATI, I3S/INRIA, Sophia-Antipolis, France. April 2017.
Decomposing graphs into 328 locally irregular graphs. Séminaire de l'équipe ACRO, LIF, Marseille, France. October 2016.
Decomposing graphs into 328 locally irregular graphs. GT Graphes et Optimisation, LaBRI, University of Bordeaux, France. October 2016.
1-2-3 Conjecture & Variations. Seminar of the AlgoLoG team, DTU Compute, Lyngby, Denmark. November 2015.
Edge-partitioning a graph into paths: beyond the Barát-Thomassen conjecture. GT Graphes et Applications, LaBRI, University of Bordeaux, France. July 2015.
Edge-partitioning a graph into paths: beyond the Barát-Thomassen conjecture. Seminar of the AlgoLoG team, DTU Compute, Lyngby, Denmark. June 2015.
Edge-partitioning a graph into paths: beyond the Barát-Thomassen conjecture. Seminarium Matematyka Dyskretna, AGH university, Kraków, Poland. April 2015.
Strong edge-coloring of (3, Δ)-bipartite graphs. Séminaire de l'équipe AlGCo, LIRMM, Montpellier, France. March 2015.
The 1-2-3 Conjecture: 10 years after. Séminaire de l'équipe MC2, LIP, Lyon, France. February 2015.
Strong edge-coloring of (3, Δ)-bipartite graphs. GT Graphes et Applications, LaBRI, University of Bordeaux, France. February 2015.
The 1-2-3 Conjecture: 10 years after. Séminaire de l'équipe ACRO, LIF, Marseille, France. January 2015.
Strong edge-coloring of (3, Δ)-bipartite graphs. Séminaire de l'équipe GOAL, LIRIS, Lyon, France. December 2014.
Decomposing oriented graphs into six locally irregular subgraphs. GT Graphes et Applications, LaBRI, University of Bordeaux, France. December 2013.
The complexity of finding orientations with fixed weak diameter. GT Graphes et Applications, LaBRI, University of Bordeaux, France. June 2013.
Coloration localement irrégulière des arêtes d'un graphe. GT Graphes et Applications, LaBRI, University of Bordeaux, France. March 2013.
Computational complexity of partitioning a graph into a few connected subgraphs. GT Graphes et Applications, LaBRI, University of Bordeaux, France. November 2012.
Computational complexity of partitioning a graph into connected subgraphs. Seminarium Matematyka Dyskretna, AGH university, Kraków, Poland. October 2012.
Partitioning Harary graphs into connected subgraphs containing prescribed vertices. GT Graphes et Applications, LaBRI, University of Bordeaux, France. June 2012.
Imposing vertex-part restrictions while arbitrarily partitioning a graph. Seminarium Matematyka Dyskretna, AGH university, Kraków, Poland. November 2011.
Partition arbitraire et préaffectation de sommets. GT Graphes et Applications, LaBRI, University of Bordeaux, France. October 2011.
Préaffectation de sommets dans les graphes arbitrairement partitionnables. LaBRI, University of Bordeaux, France. June 2011.
Partitions and decompositions of graphs. Ph.D. defense, LaBRI, University of Bordeaux, France. June 2014.
Préaffectation de sommets dans les graphes arbitrairement partitionnables. Master defense, LaBRI, University of Bordeaux, France. June 2011.

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It’s been a while since we’ve done a read around the world post. Our next stop in our world tour of reading is Israel. Keep reading to see which book we picked and which other Israeli literature we recommend. Scroll to the bottom to see photos from our contributor, Nicole’s recent trip to Israel.
Israel is home to the lowest point on earth. The Dead Sea is located 1,315 feet below sea level.
It has the highest ratio of university degrees to its population in the world.
They use kosher glue for their postage stamps.
Hebrew is the only language to have been revived and turned into a National language.
Reason selected: Israel is one of those countries that has yielded such great literature that it is hard to pick one book to for our world reading tour. Book Worm and I ultimately selected A Tale of Love and Darkness because Amos Oz is one of Israel’s most well-known contemporary authors (and I happen to be obsessed with his beautiful writing). This particular book is especially fitting because it tackles such a wide variety of themes specific to Israel including literature, politics, religion, and family.
Synopsis from Goodreads: Winner of the National Jewish Book Award International Bestseller “[An] ingenious work that circles around the rise of a state, the tragic destiny of a mother, a boy’s creation of a new self.” — The New Yorker A family saga and a magical self-portrait of a writer who witnessed the birth of a nation and lived through its turbulent history. A Tale of Love and Darkness is the story of a boy who grows up in war-torn Jerusalem, in a small apartment crowded with books in twelve languages and relatives speaking nearly as many. The story of an adolescent whose life has been changed forever by his mother’s suicide. The story of a man who leaves the constraints of his family and community to join a kibbutz, change his name, marry, have children. The story of a writer who becomes an active participant in the political life of his nation.
Book Worm’s Thoughts: 3 stars. Despite its critical acclaim I found the book to be very slow moving and detached. For me there was too much detail about academic achievements and not enough detail about the major events occurring in the world outside of the family. Even when writing about his mother’s illness and the effect it had on his childhood the author remains detached. I felt no emotional connection with him or his writing.
That said there are moments I enjoyed, moments that made me smile, vignettes that conjured pictures in my mind and events that made me realize how little I actually know about that time and place. Reading this has made me want to learn more so the book has had a positive impact.
Jen’s Thoughts: 4 stars. Unlike Book Worm, I didn’t find this book dull or detached at all. I love Amos Oz’s writing and Black Box is one of my few 5-star reads. I will acknowledge that this book was fairly slow paced but that wasn’t a bad thing. It allows you to reflect on the complexity of themes that Oz raises in the book. It is much more than an autobiography. It covers Israeli history and the role of various historical and political events on the inner lives of the author and his family members. I found the book filled to the brim with quiet emotion and I felt a connection to many of the people in the book.
Other recommendations for Israeli literature: Hebrew was revived as a spoken language in the late 19th century and was adopted as the official language of Israel in the 20th century. Jewish literature has been written in a number other languages including Greek, Aramaic, Arabic, and Judeo-Spanish. Early Hebrew literature was largely biblical or religious (the Old Testament, the Hymns of Thanksgiving, Talmudic literature, etc.) with poetry preceding prose. In the Middle ages, Hebrew literature began to spread through Europe.
After World War II and the Arab-Israeli war of 1948-1949, literature from Palestinian-born writers became more prominent. Much of these writings focused on the problems of new immigrants and the annihilation of European Jews. Native Israeli prose writers also wrote about their lives in the kibbutz, the underground, and the war of 1948-1949. S. Yizhar and Moshe Shamir became representatives of prose and Yehuda Amichai and Haim Gouri were well known poets.
Prose writers who began publishing literature in the 1950s and 1960s were referred to as the New Wave and their works often focused on the contemporary Jewish life. Writers included among the New Wave are Shimon Ballas, A.B. Yehoshua, Ya’akov Shabtai, and Amos Oz.
In the 1980s and 1980 a new generation of writers began to emerge that included Yehoshu’a Kenaz and David Grossmen. In the last decades of the 20th century, Israeli literature began incorporating a wide variety of themes and styles, many influenced by American culture. Women writers also began to emerge including Judith Katzir, Ednah Mazya, and Orly Castel-Blook.
Some authors to check out in addition to Amos Oz include: A.B. Yehoshua, David Grossman, Ruth Almog, Dorit Rabinyan, Shmuel Yosef Agnon and Haim Be’er.
Contributor Nicole was kind enough to share some of her beautiful photos from her recent trip to Israel. She wrote a blog post about this trip linked to Geraldine Brook’s The Secret Chord. You can read that post here. Check out the photos below.
We want to hear from you! What books do you recommend to represent Israel – either by Israeli authors or set in Israel?
I recommend Batya Gur for her Michael Ohayon detective novels. I particularly liked Murder on a Kibbutz.
Thank you! I will take a look at them!
Hooray! Read Around The World is back! Thanks for the ideas, I’ve got a list together now on my library account. I don’t think I’ve read anything set in Israel or by an Israeli writer apart from the Bible. I’ve read holocaust literature but nothing about the modern state of Israel. Some of the books on my list are going to be interesting – The People of Forever Are Not Afraid, The Falafel King is Dead, Tamara Walks on Water are all about women’s experience in Israel. To the End of the Land is in my local library, so I’ll pick that up next time I change my books.
I hope you discover some good ones! I read to the end of the Land for a book club and we all liked it. I highly recommend Amos Oz to you. I think you will like his writing. Let us know what you think about the others on your list!
Glad you are excited about read around the world! We were holding off on it a bit as we waited for someone who will contribute to one of them but I figured we’d move forward and schedule his one when he is done with it.
Thanks for the recommendation. I will most definitely take a look at it!


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Elise VanDyne, Executive Director at the Russian River Chamber of Commerce, will be our speaker on November 27. Elise will speak about the changes she has made at the Chamber, their focus moving forward and their impact on the community.
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Last week we got to play a little with some cousins. My sister and her two girls and baby boy came over to play and visit. It is nice to live close to them. I took a picture of Porter showing his little cousin, Elliot his airplane.
Porter loves water bottles so we got him one of his own. He also was looking pretty cute in the monster hat his Grandma Jeppson made him so I snapped a picture of the little cutie.
I took a picture of Vance and Tanner with their Ground Hog's Day projects. Vance did his at school and Tanner's was something we did for preschool.
The boys are still loving their Skylanders. One nice thing about them is that they are action figures as well as a part of a video game. The boys were playing with them before church on Sunday. They were telling Porter to point to certain ones.
Sadly, Vance had pink eye! It started to develop on Sunday night so we got him an antibiotic and kept him home from school on Monday. He is doing much better today. He still has to have the drops put in his eyes though and he hates it! Poor kid has a bit of a cold on top of it too.
My son is Tanner and he has Perthes too...you can youtube Tanner and Perthes and see his video. You may contact me on Facebook...alice hufford hay or email me a alliehay2004@sbcglobal.net if you would like to talk. I know how hard it is...my Tanner is 11 and is done with hip reossifying...he had to have surgery because it was flat. Our doctor is now Dr. Standard in Baltimore and I would love to share information with you.


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A Land O ‘Lakes man is facing criminal charges after deputies claim he was drunk during a Labor Day weekend boating accident that wound up killing his brother.
The 31-year-old man was arrested Wednesday morning on charges of BUI (boating under the influence) manslaughter.
The Pasco County Sheriff’s Office alleges the man was driving a boat shortly before midnight on Sept. 1 on the Cotee River accompanied by two passengers, a woman and his 29-year-old brother.
Land O’Lakes man charged with BUI in Labor Day crash that killed his brother.
The woman told deputies that there was a crash and that she blacked out. Investigators later determined the 22-foot Boston Whaler smashed into channel marker 10A.
The woman told police that when she awoke, the accused was in the water attempting to pull his 29-year-old brother to safety. The man was brought to shore, but emergency personnel declared him dead. The Medical Examiner later concluded that he died from blunt trauma.
According to investigators, they conducted a blood draw on the accused shortly before 3 a.m. and that the results indicated his blood alcohol content was 0.093. In the state of Florida, intoxication is presumed at 0.08.
The accused was booked into the Pasco County Jail where he was released on $10,000 bond.
Driving a boat is a lot different that operating a car due to the fact that on the waterways, boats can approach from virtually any direction. Within the last five years, the number of registered boats in Florida has increased substantially. Due to this rise, there has been a surge of serious accidents on the waterways resulting in personal injuries and death. If someone was operating a boat in a careless or reckless fashion, or boating under the influence in New Port Richey, Port Richey, Dade City, Hudson, Holiday, Zephyrhills, Trinity, Land O’Lakes or Wesley Chapel, and this negligence resulted in serious injuries to you or the death of a loved one, you must enlist the help of a Pasco County Boating Accident Attorney at Whittel & Melton right away. We can immediately begin protecting your rights so that you can collect maximum financial compensation for all expenses related to the accident.
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The bulk of injectors coming into NSP are either using tourniquets, or have got to the stage where they’re groin injecting because they say they ‘have no veins left’. But from my experience most people lack basic knowledge on how to correctly use a tourniquet.
Information about what makes a good tourniquet and how to use it can give really effective fast results for injectors and help prevent the progression to higher risk sites like the groin.
The whole point is to increase the amount of blood in the arm by letting blood in, but stopping it leave. My normal approach is to ask people to tourniquet the arm just with their hand so I can get a look for veins. Nine times out of ten I end up with some bloke looking like he’s trying to rip his arm off he’ll put so much pressure on. Too much pressure and no extra blood can get into the arm; the basic idea is to increase blood pressure by letting blood in, then stopping it getting out.
… use as much pressure as you’d use holding your child’s arm as you try to get them out of a toyshop.
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Bootlace, nice thin, dirty one with a bit of blood on….. well that’s what everyone coming in to see me seems to use anyway.
The Chicago Recovery Alliance have been giving out great tourniquets for years now. They involve getting a bicycle inner tube (costs about £5) and cutting it in half, then cut the two halves into half lengthwise, this should give you 4 long strips of 1 inch rubber. A great, cleanable, tourniquet that can be released with the mouth (stopping the need to take your hand off the pin when you've found the vein).
You can tie these by looping around the arm and tucking it under itself, then put the rubber leading from the tuck into your mouth so it can be released BEFORE you take the shot.
Why not use a medical tourniquet?
As I've already mentioned you need to be able to release the tourniquet without removing a hand from the needle once it’s sited. Medical tourniquets are designed to be used by another person and not the person being injected.
Here though we have a problem (at least in the UK); Section 9a of the Misuse of Drugs act specifically stops us being able to legally supply tourniquets of any kind to injecting drug users. It should be noted however that in the history of the act there hasn't been a single prosecution of a drug service giving out ANY form of harm reduction equipment.
Tourniquet advice is seldom given in UK NSPs, but giving this advice can get quick, effective results and help prevent injectors progressing to higher risk sites. However, tourniquets must be correctly used and released before injecting.

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Let's face it, for most people Delaware isn't a destination. It's where you momentarily find yourself while passing through to somewhere else like Washington, D.C. or Philadelphia. Just ask Senator John McCain who refused to campaign in Delaware for its fistful of primary votes, saying that he only went to Delaware if he were on his way to New York.
Such snubs are not unusual for the tiny state that dangles like an afterthought between Maryland and Pennsylvania. Maybe that's why most of Delaware remains a bit behind the times and increasingly a refuge for the Amish and Mennonite communities.
The First State, as its denizens are always eager to remind you, was the first colony to sign the Constitution, no small honor in 1787. So it's fitting that it is the First State historically, while the rest of the country races madly into the 21st Century.
Sleepy back roads that meander through fields and woods, making you slow down to pass the occasional Amish horse and buggy on the way to market, and old Victorians towns, slumped in the late day sun, remind us of a way of life that has disappeared in most of America. Even the beach towns seemed to be struggling out of the 1950s, hoping to capitalize on nostalgia rather than discard it completely.
If you're looking for a getaway that reminds you of vintage Americana, complete with its kitsch, then consider dawdlin' in Delaware some long weekend.
Three to four days is probably all you will need, but start at the back door and work your way north to Wilmington and the Brandywine Valley. That means catching the ferry out of Cape May, New Jersey for an hour crossing to the old town of Lewes, founded originally by the Dutch as Valley of the Swans (800-64-FERRY or www.capemaylewesferry.com). These sleek, modern, ferries ply the saltwater passage of the Delaware Bay and Atlantic Ocean, offering the atmosphere of a minicruise and a chance to spot dolphins that often greet and guide the ferries.
After debarking, if you have the time, meander the streets and shops of Delaware's oldest town (1631) or head out to the only vineyard in the state, the Nassau Valley Vineyards, for a taste of history and wine (302-645-WINE). If it's summer, spring or fall, make your base in Rehoboth Beach, just like the D.C. politicos do when they want to get away for a weekend. Rehoboth, which means room enough, was originally a Methodist camp meeting site, but don't worry, those days are long gone and Rehoboth has traded Bible thumping in the town square for roller blading on its boardwalk.
Today hip 40s motels vie with rambling Victorians and stucco condos for the best spot along the water. No wonder. The beaches of Delaware are magnificent and Rehoboth has had the good sense to make their town funky and fun, appealing to Gen X as much as to the soccer parents and their kids. One highlight you can't miss is the Sand Castle Contest sponsored by the Delaware State News each August. If you thought that the castle and moat you built when you were 10 was something to brag about, wait till you see the 100 or so sand sculptors of all ages compete in three areas of sand edifices, castles, animals and free forms. It's enough to make you want to dig out your old shovel and pail and start practicing for next year's event. Or if you're ready, enter this year (302-741-8204).
If you're hunkerin' down in Rehoboth, there's no dearth of places to stay, but be wise and book early for the summer. This place is popular. If you wish to splurge and indulge your taste for everything pink and Victorian, the Boardwalk Plaza Hotel (800-33-BEACH), smack dab on the beach, may be just what you're looking for, even if the tab can soar from $139 to $499 a night for a double at the height of the season. If you don't stay there, try to plan dinner ($25) or brunch ($15) in its three diamond restaurant, Victoria's, and ask for patio seating, just a few feet from the surf. If it's economy you want, the Atlantic Budget Inn-North (302-227-0401), about one and a half miles from the boardwalk, will fit the bill with rooms going for $65 to $99 a night during the summer. If it's a home-cooked breakfast, wraparound porches and elegant Victorian decor that you crave, then step into the past at the Sea Witch Manor Bed and Breakfast (302-226-9482), but also expect a bit higher tariff for all the pampering, $135-$170 a room.
Too much sun and sea make you woozy? Head inland and north. Everything in this state is within two and a half hours, from one end to the other, so don't be afraid to wander or even get lost. Settled by the Dutch, the English, the Swedes, the Welsh, the Scotch-Irish, and even the Finns, Delaware didn't think twice about pushing the Native American population to near-extinction, although one tribe remains, the Nanticoke, who still hold pow wows. And if you ever wondered who was the clever soul who came up with the log cabin, look no further than the Finns, who brought that mode of abode with them, even though we think of the log cabin as American as Lincoln.
If time is tight, then skip the Brandywine Valley with its lush gardens, magnificent DuPont estates, the Wyeth Museum, and even Winterthur, because these places deserve their own weekend. Instead get a sense of old Delaware by visiting the historic houses of Odessa, owned by Winterthur, and maybe having tea. My main stop, however, would be Newcastle, one of those little towns that time forgot, leaving it like a bumblebee in amber. Newcastle was once a Dutch hub, but the English took it and gave it to William Penn after he first set foot there, adding it to his thousands of acres that later became Pennsylvania. The Quaker town flourished and prospered and produced two signers of the Declaration of Independence. In the last century, the railroad was rerouted through Wilmington, leaving New Castle behind and its seclusion ensured that its 18th Century buildings were never torn down. The centerpiece is the 1732 Courthouse anchoring the town square, as imposing today as when it was the capital of Delaware and a seat of revolutionary fervor. For blocks around, Colonial, Federal and Georgian architecture dominates, making a walking tour along the cobblestone and brick streets a living museum. Be sure to stroll on the Strand and see the houses and shops that abut the Delaware Bay. You can easily imagine Penn striding down to the docks for the latest word from England.
Hungry? I suggest you head into Wilmington, less than half an hour away, to the Hotel Du Pont and its Brandywine Room (302-594-3156), either for one of the most extensive and delicious Sunday buffet brunches you will encounter anywhere or for a sumptuous dinner. The room itself is worth the price of a meal, which is not cheap at $25 a head, but the gargantuan ceilings, the wood paneling, the ornate carvings, the Wyeth and Brandywine artists, all make the room as impressive as the food. Afterwards explore the newly renovated hotel, a museum in itself, and see why it is worthy of the DuPont name. If you have time, try to get tickets to the latest Broadway-bound show in The Playhouse, a 1913 theatre tucked deep into the DuPont Hotel (800-338-0881).
However, you may want something simpler to do and if rambling down country back roads is much too simple, I suggest you stop in Dover. It has history and it has slots. First the history. As the capitol of Delaware, Dover is proud of its Federal buildings and the nearby square of Federal homes, looking for all the world like a little corner of London. Do stop at the governor's mansion, Woodburn, a handsome Georgian mansion, built in 1709, and once a famous station on the Underground Railroad. Even though Governor Thomas Carper resides there, tours by appointment are given. More amazing is how accessible the house is, minus the fences, guards and trappings that usually accompany such a home. It is symbolic of just how modest Delaware really is.
For kids and parents, a trip to the Delaware Agricultural Museum and Village is a living history program and not as dry as its name may indicate. Two hundred years of Delaware rural life are celebrated, including one of the original log cabins and an 1890s village. Even though Delaware's Underground Railroad was highly successful whisking slaves out of the deep South, there were still those who held on to the old life and ran plantations. One that you can visit without charge is the John Dickinson Plantation, just outside of Dover. The owner was renowned as the Penman of the Revolution for his tracts supporting the Revolution and for helping to draft the Articles of Confederation. To wander the grounds and tour the house is to visit another century.
By this time, your dogs are probably barkin' and you're ready for a sit-down in some place with air conditioning and cool drinks. Then it's time to head for Dover Downs Slots (302-674-4600), where their slogan is "Where the Best Keeps Getting Better." Taking a Mediterranean garden as its theme, the casino brags about its ceiling of blue skies, floating clouds and 24 hours of sunshine, not that I saw anybody noticing. They were all fixated by the 2000 state of the art slot machines that offered games from blackjack to keno to draw poker to the garden variety slots. One ring of slots presented a 2000 metallic green Toyota RAV4 as its jackpot. Other weeks it's a boat or cash. Open 363 days a year from 8am to 2am most days and from 1pm to 2am on Sundays, the place is always hopping.
Not only does Dover Downs Slots resemble an Atlantic City casino, like its bigger and ritzier brothers, it has a waterfall bar, two gourmet restaurants, and monthly concerts. The headline artists include such big names as Loretta Lynn, Willie Nelson, Gladys Knight, Wayne Newton, and the Temptations. In June and September, NASCAR comes to town and the 125,000 seat speedway stadium that looms over the casino adds to the excitement, making this a Mecca for racing and gaming fans.
By the end of the day, it's time to drive back to Rehoboth and spend a balmy evening on the boardwalk, sampling the famous saltwater taffy of Dolle's as you meander the beach.
If you're like me, at the end of the day you may find yourself thinking about that Finn who chopped down a stand of trees to build the first log cabin. What would he make of today's Delaware with its curious mixture of Amish buggies and slot machines?


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As automakers take strides to improve vehicle technology, we are coming ever closer to taking a passenger seat—or at least to doing less driving while we are in the driver’s seat. Though driverless cars are still a distant promise for the everyday consumer, the technology needed to make this future a reality is already well in place, thanks to the telematics industry.
Telematics refers to the combination of telecommunication and information processing. It has evolved into a term used to refer to automation in vehicles, such as automatic driver assistance systems, GPS navigation, and wireless vehicle safety communications. The gradual merging of these technologies is leading us closer to a future where self-driving cars are the norm.
Hollywood’s love of science-fiction has shown us many versions of what the future of self-driving cars—also known as autonomous vehicles—will look like. From Knight Rider’s KITT to the vehicles featured in Minority Report and I, Robot, some details that were once imagined are now close to reality. This is evident as more and more companies roll their driverless vehicles out on the roadways for testing in real world situations.
So, does this mean you are going to see empty cars start rolling by as you go about your daily life? Not likely. Researchers are not turning out un-manned vehicles, but rather going along for the ride, monitoring vehicle performance from inside the car. Recently, Washington joined the growing list of states that are allowing autonomous vehicle testing—there are now 20 states in all. Due to this, Torc Robotics, a spinout company from Virginia Tech was able to complete a 2,500 mile six-day cross-country trip with their self-driving car, from Virginia to Seattle. On the trip, the car was able to navigate itself across 13 states through heavy traffic, a highway detour in the pouring rain, winding roads, avoiding road debris and even performing left lane merges.
Testing for these vehicles is also being done on an international scale. According to the Detroit News, in July, officials from the Michigan Department of Transportation and the Ontario Ministry of Transportation signed a document to “promote and foster growth of connected and autonomous technology testing and deployment.” This came as engineers from Magna International Inc. and Continental tested two self-driving cars in both the U.S. and Canada to collect data.
The researchers operated the vehicles over two international border crossings—the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel and the Blue Water Bridge—to gather data that may be needed so that autonomous vehicles can one day cooperate with border patrol officers. In addition to the border crossings, themselves, the cars drove autonomously for 92 percent of the seven hour trip.
Researchers are taking into account many factors of everyday driving situations in order to prepare the technology to someday be a safe and reliable reality. The eventual goal is for our cars to be tasked with the driving so that we are able to take advantage of our time behind the wheel. Just how would people use that time? A Harris Poll conducted for Erie Insurance this year aimed to answer just that.
There are concerns about people putting too much faith in their current driver-assistance technologies. According to Adrian Lund, president of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), "There are a lot of concerns about people checking out and we are trying to monitor that now." He notes that everything automakers do to make driving a little easier means that drivers pay a little less attention while they are behind the wheel. This is evident as distracted driving becomes a rising culprit in U.S. roadway deaths.
Scientists and engineers are hoping to make self-driving cars a reality in the future, so that travel can be consistent and predictable and, therefore, safer. This will, hopefully, drastically cut down on auto-related deaths. But we are still a very long way from that goal. Today, however, the technology that is building that future is available.
Features like forward crash-detection, lane-keeping assistance, and even drowsy driving detection are all features designed to keep you safe, and are available for consumers today. Even consumers with poor credit can take advantage of these systems as newer model vehicles become available in certified pre-owned and used vehicles.
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SUSA FC will play its second season in the WPSL this spring. The defending Northeast Conference champions enjoyed a strong inaugural campaign finishing 7-1-0. Their season would come to an end after losing 1-0 to Cleveland Ambassadors in the WPSL East Regional final.
SleterFC has teamed with SUSA to offer profiles of players joining SUSA for the 2019 WPSL season. Next in the series is Kristin Desmond.
Number of seasons at SUSA: This will be my second season with SUSA, but played for them since I was 13.
When did you first start playing soccer?
I started playing soccer when I was 3 years old.
What is your greatest memory of your soccer career?
My greatest memory of my soccer career was being able to see how my hard work paid off, which allowed me to compete at the Division I level. Also, winning a championship as a senior at Hofstra and being named Player of the Year are also great memories.
Who had the greatest influence on your playing career and why?
My parents and Moussa Sy. My parents because they pushed me to be the best I could be and they made everything possible for me to continue playing since I was three years old. Also, Moussa Sy because he was my trainer and coach who made me the player I am today. He never gave up on me, taught me to never give up, made me a coachable player and gave me the opportunity to chase my dreams, which led me to the best experience with awesome coaches in college.
What do you love about playing soccer?
I love everything about the sport. I love being competitive and how close it can make you with teammates or even bring people together. It’s a beautiful game I love it because anyone is able to play it whenever and wherever you are. Your size doesn’t matter or whether you’re on a beach, road or in a different country. You can even play the game with a volleyball, barefoot, on sand, dirt, grass…anything. If you have anything that can make two goal posts it makes soccer possible and even better to play.
Who/What is your favorite player/team?
Surprisingly I don’t follow soccer that closely but I do like Ronaldo.
Do you have aspirations of playing professionally?
I do hope to get a chance and the experience to play at the next level within the year or so. That was always a dream since I was a young player.
When you’re not playing soccer, you’re doing…?
When I’m not playing soccer I am working with special needs children and adults who have goals to be met. I’m working towards a masters degree in occupational therapy to assist people with their daily needs through rehabilitation.