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Vote Tuesday
What a tangled web Michigan wove for itself with this early primary.We don't know why Iowa and New Hampshire are allowed to retain their prominence to the exclusion of others. We're sure folks in Florida are wondering the same thing.
So here we sit, with a Tuesday primary that has ticked off the national parties - the Big 2, anyway. Republicans have lost half their delegates, and Democrats all of theirs - that is, unless the eventual nominee grants them back. (Not that the Dems will have anywhere to stay, having been stripped of their hotel rooms as well.) So here we go through the motion, expressing our preferences in the hope that come convention time, the rest of the nation will care to listen.
Still, we urge everyone to get out and do it. An election is a privilege, a time to say what you think, even if that's the lovely Uncommitted.
Ah, yes. Uncommitted. For the Republicans, it's a way to declare party preference without choosing among the seven still in the race. For the Democrats, it's a little squirrelier, largely a way to say, "I want one of those guys who blew us off by not campaigning here" or "not Hillary."
For the nuts and bolts, you must present photo ID and declare party preference to vote. The Republican choices include Sam Brownback, Rudy Giuliani, Mike Huckabee, Duncan Hunter, John McCain, Ron Paul, Mitt Romney, Tom Tancredo, Fred Thompson and Uncommitted, while the Democrats have Hillary Rodham Clinton, Chris Dodd, Mike Gravel, Dennis Kucinich and Uncommitted. Dodd, Brownback and Tancredo already have dropped out of the race, but their names will remain on the ballot; write-ins will not be counted.
U.S. Sen. Carl Levin did have a point for fellow Democrats who might be toying with the idea of crossing party lines and helping choose the Republican nominee. He believes voting the Democrat ballot will help Michigan come the next presidential election, 2012, when the state could play a bigger role, and that it's all part of breaking the Iowa-New Hampshire stranglehold.
Sure, it's small consolation, like voting for a third-party candidate to effect change in campaign finance reform. People want to vote FOR someone, and to have both sides show up fully loaded to play.
But it's an election nonetheless. You know the drill. Show up and speak your mind, or you don't get to complain later.
Choose carefully. Choose even if you don't see the point.


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The 16-year-old missing girl authorities were searching for in woods near her home has been found.
Acting Police Chief Christopher P. Welsh said the girl was found safe shortly before 5 p.m.
She had last been seen about 2 p.m., walking out the back door of her home on Kimball Street and heading toward some woods.
State and local police and a state police helicopter were being used in the search for the girl.


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College Bro With The Unluckiest Beer Pong Swat Of All Time
At first glance, it looks like just your average college dorm room, complete with a dresser top filled with a jug of drinking water next to a giant bottle of discount laundry detergent, an oversized bottle of baby powder or Axe Body Wash, either of which will be used excessively to ensure the dude's beanbag smells like a million bucks at the house party later on that night, and of course, some kind of trophy.
It's unknown what the bro did to win the trophy, but it sure as shit wasn't for being the luckiest guy on the planet, as this video from the beer pong perfectly illustrates the fact that this guy is anything but lucky and perhaps even the unluckiest dude at his university.
We're not sure if it was just that unlucky bastard who wound up drinking after the ball somehow found a way into the bottom of the cup, but from here on out, I think we can all agree that if that ever happens again, then everybody has to slam their beer.
This was no rally like this game, but at least they looked as terrified and as surprise as this dude.
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A former Hardeeville assistant basketball coach was shot in the head Tuesday and is in critical condition in a Columbia hospital, according to a newspaper report.
Markeith Ford, 31, was watching basketball at his sister's Sumter home around 10:30 p.m. Tuesday when two unknown men came into the house, both brandishing handguns, according to a report in the Sumter Item.
"Where's the money ... I know you got it," one of the men said to Markeith, brandishing what his sister, Teresa Ford, described as a silver "Dirty Harry" revolver, according to The Item.
The men took Markeith's keys and searched his car while holding the Fords at gunpoint. They took $80 and his keys, according to the newspaper's report.
The suspect identified as Moe then fired one shot, hitting Markeith Ford in the head, the Item reported. After Sumter County Emergency Medical Services transported him to Tuomey Regional Medical Center, he was airlifted to Palmetto Health Richland.
When interviewed by The Sumter Item at her home on Wednesday, Teresa Ford, 36, was unable to recount the shooting as tears welled in her eyes. Her brother is a Sumter native, she said, and is teaching at the HOPE Center while waiting on a job with District 17. He taught math at Beaufort High School, she said, and also coached football, having been a standout in the sport at Bates Middle School and Sumter High School, where he graduated in 1996.
Ford was an assistant basketball coach and math teacher at Hardeeville until October, when he was charged with putting a fellow teacher in a headlock. Ford faced a misdemeanor charge of disrupting school.
Teresa Ford told The Item that her brother is in a coma.
"He's a strong dude," one of her friends said. "A strong dude."
Sumter County Sheriff Anthony Dennis said Ford is still in critical condition and the underlying motive appears to be related to the robbery. He said the investigation is ongoing.
If anyone has information on the shooting, please call the Sumter County Sheriff's Office at (803) 436-2700 or Crime Stoppers at (803) 436-2718. Callers can remain anonymous and may be eligible for a cash reward.


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Three huge topics are currently floating around the student-athlete development profession. They are:
- Comprehensive engagement of the student-athlete.
- Enhanced career opportunities.
- Helping young alumni through early career transition.
All three are necessary for the athletic department to address, but how do these elements align?
Currently, athletic departments typically break these up with each living somewhat in its own silo — student-athlete development, career development and alumni development / varsity clubs.
And while each of these serve very different needs for the department, there is a hidden opportunity for the student-athlete.
Student-athlete development and student-services play a primary role in supporting the student-athletes while they are on campus. But what happens once they leave? More athletic departments are finding a need to support their recent student-athlete graduates with resources and programming. This means that the varsity clubs and athletic alumni groups are getting more involved in the work with current student-athletes. And new resources are being put towards initiatives where they previously were not.
Lines are blurring as to whether ongoing developmental support should be supplied for alumni, as well as who should "own" that particular programming and whether or not it should stem from current student-athlete development programs and resources or that of alumni development.
One example of this and natural connection comes from the addition and integration of mentorship programming with current and former student-athletes. In order to effectively provide these services, individuals from across the department will have to work together. This also means better tracking of alumni and ultimately a deeper level of engagement from student-athletes as they transition to alumni status — as mentors and as donors (both capital and career).
If athletic departments can connect the dots, student-athlete services, the student-athlete experience, alumni support and development all have the opportunity to thrive.
The benefits associated with alumni mentoring and career guidance are endless for all parties involved. That's a big part of why Game Plan is soon launching a virtual Mentor Marketplace for athletic departments. This tool will give athletic departments a platform to manage the relationships between their alumni and current student-athletes in order to develop a network of committed mentors.
The result is a support system that helps student-athletes achieve more and excel in their academic and professional development, as well as address the transition to career after sport.
The alumni will plunge at the opportunity to give back to their school and help a student-athlete that is going through the same transition they did not so long ago.
Student-athlete services will be fulfilling their duty of providing athletes with access to the best resources for their success.
And lastly, the athletic department and school as a whole can foster positive relationships with both alumni and soon to be alum for years to come.
What do you think? Do you see these areas blending in the work you are doing? How?


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JAPAN: JR Hokkaido held a ceremony at Kikonai station on November 1 to mark the completion of tracklaying for the Hokkaido Shinkansen, which will bring high speed train services onto the country's northern island in 2016.
JR Hokkaido President Osamu Shimada was joined by Hokkaido Governor Harumi Takahash to ceremonially lay the last rail and tighten the fastening bolts, watched by around 50 invited guests.
The 148·9 km route connecting the Tohoku Shinkansen at Shin-Aomori with Shin-Hakodate-Hokuto includes a section of mixed-gauge track through the Seikan Tunnel, where the 1 435 mm gauge high speed trains will inter-work with 1 067 mm gauge freight trains and local passenger services passing under the Tsugaru Strait.
Last month JR Hokkaido took delivery of the first of its Series H5 Shinkansen trainsets, which will operate through services over the 829 km route from Shin-Hakodate to Tokyo in a combined pool with JR East's similar Series E5 sets.


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I began focusing on drawing and painting in 2009 following an exciting research career in marine geology at the University of Washington. After studying natural sciences illustration I launched Ocean et Terra Studio in 2011. Weaving aesthetics and scientific rigor, I create visual stories of the world around us always wondering how one fits in and interacts with the environment.
My artwork is inspired by nature and influenced by my scientific training and fieldwork on land, at sea, and under the ocean. Fascinated by the complex interplay of biological, chemical, and physical processes that shape our environment at the microscopic to the planetary scale, the resulting beauty of nature and its poetic mystery never cease to deeply move me.
My creative process is an evolving experiment colored by personal experiences and emotions during research, exploration, and travel. In the tradition of the field journal of natural philosophers and scientific explorers, my projects start with questions, musings, and sketches jotted down in "carnets de bord". These illustrated notebooks bear the marks of field conditions and capture my impressions while immersed in the environment. They are raw records of emerging, creative impulses. Some of these field musings will turn into artworks in the studio metamorphosed into watercolor and mixed media paintings, into geologic maps for scientific articles or scientific illustrations for trade books. Others will remain as original sketches. Fine art paintings or scientific illustrations, my artwork encourages the viewer to ponder questions and observations that people seldom have the opportunity to notice, and even less time to reflect upon.
I use traditional illustration techniques - graphite, pen and ink, carbon dust, pastel, and watercolor. But, I also play with acrylic or mixed media and experiment with mineral and botanical pigments or materials that ground my work in nature. I have exhibited in the United States, France, and the United Kingdom.
Sharing stories of exploration, discovery , and how the scientific process helps better understand the workings of our planet is another passion. I give presentations about my research experiences to audiences of all ages. And I welcome collaborations with innovative spirits that revel in integrated and place-based learning that blends arts and sciences.
I enjoy traveling to unknown territories or rediscovering my own backyard with a fresh eye, exploring other cultures or immersing myself in my French roots. I share my time between Seattle with my husband, Bruce Nelson, and our cat Cayenne and the village of Camon in Southwestern France with our cat Smoky.
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The most beautiful experience we can have is the mysterious - the fundamental emotion which stands at the cradle of true art and science.
- Albert Einstein
"…tout m'intéresse, tout m'étonne…"
Montesquieu – Lettres Persanes, 1721
"… I am interested in everything, I am amazed by everything …"
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"… I am interested in everything, I am amazed by everything …"


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Date: Thursday, November 23rd, 2017.
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As we round up 2017 it is important to finish 2017 strong and start 2018 even stronger, the key to achieving this is surrounding your self with the word of God.
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Featured Upcoming Events
Halloween Mask-erade Ball with Big Wave Dave & One Less Guest at Earth Rider Brewery
1715 N 3rd St, Superior, WI 54880
Date: 31 October 2020, 04:00 PM
Spend the night with two of the Twin Ports most fun and outstanding bands this Halloween at our Mask-erade
Joe Polecheck Photography - Small Business Saturday Pop-Up Shop!
Empire Coffee
Date: 28 November 2020, 09:00 AM
Join me for my Small Business Saturday Pop-Up Shop at Empire Coffee! Whether you're a local, new in town, or just passing through, you'll be sure to find something that catches your eye - all for 25%
Boo At The Zoo
All Ages/Family
Date: Sunday, October 18 10:00 AM
Venue: Lake Superior Zoo
Join us for the Northland's favorite Halloween event!
We are bringing a fall tradition to you with the health and safety of our guests, staff, volunteers, and animals as our top priority. It just wouldn't be Halloween in Duluth without Boo at the Zoo!
Learn more here: https://lszooduluth.org/boo-at-the-zoo-2020
TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED IN ADVANCE! We encourage you to buy your tickets as soon as possible due to the limit of 125 people per time frame – we anticipate they will sell out quickly!
All tickets must be purchased in advance for each Boo at the Zoo date. You will have a selection of 2-hour time slots for each date. Tickets can be purchased online or over the phone by calling 218-730-4500 ext. 200!
- Trick-or-treating stations
- Mini pumpkin hunt
- I-Spy scavenger hunt
- Chalk Walk
- Pumpkin Patch ($5 pumpkin sales!)
- Magic show
- Music
Food Trucks:
- K&B Grilled Cheese – Saturday, October 10, 17, and 24
- Cappy's Kettle Corn – Every event date
Treat Stations:
- More info coming soon
Thank you to our sponsors Kwik Trip, Superior Choice Credit Union, and Hip & Ridge Construction Services for helping make this event possible!
Visit us at LSZooDuluth,org for more information.


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Cognac is the most well-known and prestigious brandy. Although, a common ingredient in cocktails, the French favorite is most commonly consumed suis generis.
Quick Sips: The taste profile varies greatly dependent on variety. However, most cognac features some heat and grape notes off the nose. The taste is slightly sweet, slightly grapes, boozy, and filled with florals and orchard fruits. In short, it tastes like something one should drink by the fire after a long meal.
Regions: Cognac is exclusively the product of grapes from the region of the same name slightly northeast of Bourdeaux. The prized area is subdivided into five crus and one zone: six zones are: Grande Champagne, Petite Champagne, Borderies, Fins Bois, Bon Bois and Bois Ordinaries.
• A.C.: Two years old. Aged in wood.
• V.O., Very Old: Aged a minimum of four years.
• V.S., Very Special: Three years of aging in wooden casks. Very often called Three Star.
• V.S.O.P., Very Superior Old Pale: Minimum aging is eight years in wood for the youngest in the blend. Industry average is between 10 and 15 years old inspiring the name Five Star.
• X.O., Extra Old: Also called Luxury. Has a minimum age of eight years. This class also can include Napoleon and Vielle ("Reserve").
• Napoleon/Extra/Vielle Reserve: At least four years old, but more often significantly older.
• Hors d'Age: So old that the age is unknown. If you find one, drink it. Neat. ASAP.


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The marine- and terrestrial-facies sediments from the southern piedmont of the Himalayan margin recorded the tectonic deformation and environmental evolution of the front edge of continental collision. To better understand the deformation mechanism of the southern Himalayan margin and constrain the continental collision age, we selected the three well exposed outcrop profiles from late Cretaceous to middle Eocene strata in the western Nepal and carried on rock magnetism. All the samples for the Palpa section with depth of 120 m had been performed on mass-specific magnetic susceptibility (χlf), anhysteretic remanent magnetization (ARM), and saturation isothermal remanent magnetization (SIRM). Meanwhile, the isothermal remanent magnetization (IRM) and the hysteresis loops was acquired from the fine sediments, and several important magnetic parameters were determined, including the saturation magnetization (Ms) and saturation remanent magnetization (Mrs).
ZHANG Weilin
Data content: Standard ring-width chronology derived from Wilson juniper shrub around the northern shore of the Nam Co Lake; May-June SZI (Standardized Moisture Anomaly Index) drought reconstruction for the Nam Co region. Time span: 1605 to 2010. Temporal resolution: Yearly. Application and prospects: Hydroclimate study on the south-central Tibetan Plateau.
LU Xiaoming HUANG Ru WANG Yafeng ZHANG Baoqing ZHU Haifeng CAMARERO J. Julio LIANG Eryuan*
By archaeological investigation and excavation in Tibetan Plateau and Hexi corridor, we discovered more than 40 Neolithic and Bronze Age sites, including Zongri, Sanjiaocheng, Huoshiliang, Ganggangwa, Yigediwonan, Shaguoliang, Guandi, Maolinshan, Dongjicuona, Nuomuhong, Qugong, Liding and so on. In this dataset, there are some basic informations about these sites, such as location, longitude, latitude, altitude, material culture and so on. On this Basis, we identified animal remains, plant fossil, selected some samples for radiocarbon dating, optically stimulated luminescence dating, stable carbon, nitrogen isotopes, polle, fungal sporen and environmental proxies. This dataset provide important basic data for understanding when and how prehistoric human lived in the Tibetan Plateau during the Neolithic and Bronze Age.
DONG Guanghui YANG Xiaoyan Lü Hongliang LIU Xiangjun HOU Guangliang
Cenozoic sedimentary strata, which have been extensively developed in the low Himalaya region of western Nepal, provide an opportunity to study the dynamics of plateau uplift and the effects of climate and environment. According to a detailed field explored in the region nearly 10 sections, we found that a typical Cenozoic strata in the area is mainly composed of passive continental margin sedimentary of India's Tansen group and the Himalayas of foreland basin of Siwalik group, thickness of the Tansen group of 2000-3000 m, bottom-up Cenozoic strata, including the Amile group (Amile), and Bhainskati group (Bhainskati), Dumri group (Dumri); The Siwalik group, up to 4000m-6000m, is mainly composed of the lower, middle and upper west Siwalik. Cenozoic strata in Butwal section (309 m, including Amile and upper Bhainskati formation), Tulsipur section (357 m, including the top of Amile group and Bhainskati group formation) and Kalyan section (1161 m, including upper Bhainskati group formation and Dumri formation) are well exposed. High precise (with 1 m spacing) paleomagnetic chronology and environmental proxies samples collected in those three sections. By giving the precise stratigraphic age and paleoenvironmental data, it is of great significance to explore whether the north-south monsoon and drought events on the plateau are coupled and synchronized, and to reveal their relationship with the tectonic uplift of the Tibetan Plateau and global change.
ZHANG Weilin
This data is the grain size data set of the XS loess section at Ganzi in the east of Qinghai Tibet Plateau. The whole section is 10 meters thick, and the grain size analysis is carried out according to the interval of 2.5cm. A total of 398 groups of grain size data are obtained. The grain size analysis was carried out at the Key Laboratory of Western China's Environmental Systems(Ministry of Education), Lanzhou University. Before the measurement, the organic matter and carbonate in the sample were removed by H2O2 and hydrochloric acid, then adding the sodium hexago-hydrophosphate and vibrating for about 10 min to disperse samples by using ultrasonic apparatus. All measurements are conducted by using the Mastersizer 2000. This data reflects variations of the loess grain size since the last interglacial, which is of great importance for understanding past evionroment changes in the eastern Tibet Plateau.
YANG Shengli
This magnetic susceptibility data set of the XS loess section at Ganzi in the eastern Tibet Plateau. We analyzed the magnetic susceptibility of the top part of the loess sequence at 5cm intervals, and obtained 200 sets of magnetic susceptibility data. The experimental analysis was completed in the Key Laboratory of Western China's Environmental Systems(Ministry of Education), Lanzhou University. Air-dried and grind the samples were put it into a non-magnetic cubic box, and measured by the British Bartington MS2. The result indicates the varations of the low frequency magnetic susceptibility of the Loess sequence since the Last Interglacial at Ganzi area, which is of great importance for understanding past environment changes in the eastern Tibet Plateau.
YANG Shengli
The data set integrated glacier inventory data and 426 Landsat TM/ETM+/OLI images, and adopted manual visual interpretation to extract glacial lake boundaries within a 10-km buffer from glacier terminals using ArcGIS and ENVI software, normalized difference water index maps, and Google Earth images. It was established that 26,089 and 28,953 glacial lakes in HMA, with sizes of 0.0054–5.83 km2, covered a combined area of 1692.74 ± 231.44 and 1955.94 ± 259.68 km2 in 1990 and 2018, respectively.The current glacial lake inventory provided fundamental data for water resource evaluation, assessment of glacial lake outburst floods, and glacier hydrology research in the mountain cryosphere region
SUN Jimin
This data set comes from shallow marine carbonate sections at Tingri and Gamba, south Tibet. The age of these samples is about 56 Ma (at the Paleocene-Eocene boundary). At Tingri, we studied two parallel sections (13ZS section and 10-11TM section), and at Gamba, we studied one section (11TMG). From the 13ZS section, we analyzed carbon and oxygen isotopic compositions and calcium carbonate content of the whole carbonate rock, as well as the in-situ carbon isotopic compositions and element contents of the foraminifera shell. From the 10-11TM section, we analyzed carbon, oxygen and strontium isotopic compositions of the whole rock. From the 11TMG section, we analyzed carbon and oxygen isotopic compositions of the whole carbonate rock. Carbon and oxygen isotopic compositions of the whole rock were measured by gas isotope mass spectrometer (MAT251), strontium isotope by thermal ionization mass spectrometry (TIMS), calcium carbonate content by acid dissolution, in-situ carbon isotopic compositions by SIMS, and in-situ element contents by LA-ICPMS. Among these data, in-situ carbon isotope data were obtained from the laboratory of Professor John Valley at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the United States, and the rest are from the relevant laboratories of the Department of Geosciences at the University of Bremen in Germany. Based on these data, we published three peer-reviewed papers on Journals of Gondwana Research, GSA Bulletin, and Global and Planetary Change.
ZHANG Qinghai
This dataset is collected from the Supplementary Materials part of the paper "Chen, F.H., Dong, G.H., Zhang, D.J., Liu, X.Y., Jia, X., An, C.B., Ma, M.M., Xie, Y.W., Barton, L., Ren, X.Y., Zhao, Z.J., & Wu, X.H. (2015). Agriculture facilitated permanent human occupation of the Tibetan Plateau after 3600 BP. Science, 347, 248–250.". In this paper, researchers analyzed animal bones, plant remains and other artefacts from 53 sites across the northeastern Tibetan plateau and found that humans began to relocate to the elevations above 4000 masl after the emergence of Barley. According to the study, the prehistoric human expansion into the higher, colder altitudes of the Tibetan plateau took place as the continental temperatures had themselves become colder after 3,600 calendar years before the present, thus, the key impetus of the expansion was agricultural innovation rather than climate change. This dataset contains 4 tables, table names and content are as follows: Data list: The data name list of the rest tables; t1: Calibrated radiocarbon dates and domesticated plant and animal remains from sites investigated on the NETP; t2: Radiocarbon dates of the Paleolithic sites on the Tibetan Plateau; t3: OSL dates of the Paleolithic sites on the Tibetan Plateau. See attachments for data details: Supplementary Materials.pdf, Agriculture Facilitated Permanent Human Occupation of the Tibetan Plateau after 3,600 BP.pdf.
CHEN Fahu
This data is a standard chronology of the ring width of five species of tamarix chinensis shrub in the lakeside terrace of the east juyan sea, which represents the changes of the lake water level in the east juyan sea in the past 100 years.
XIAO Shengchun
Data source description: The data are generated by arranging the literature. Test method: zircon U-Pb isotope LA-(MC)-ICPMS test; Re-Os isotope dilution method TIMS test. Data processing method: The data are automatically acquired by the analytical instrument, and the dating data are calculated using ISOPLOT software. The accuracy of the raw data: The accuracy of the zircon age test is shown in the error analysis value in the table; the accuracy of the Re-Os isotope analysis is shown in the error analysis value in the table. Data generating process: The first author personally analyzes and obtains the data, strictly in accordance with the experimental specifications Applications: Geology Data accuracy after processing: The accuracy of the processed data table is basically consistent with the analysis accuracy. The data contains 2 tables: (1) Zircon U-Pb isotope age analysis results table and (2) Whole rock and spinel Re-Os isotope 7 U-Pb zircon age data and 5 Re-Os isotope data. Data Types: Table 1: Zircon U-Pb age Data type: digital Table 2: Whole rock and spinel Re-Os isotopes Data type: digital Dimensions (unit of measure): "Zircon U-Pb age" dimension: Ma, "Re-Os isotope" dimension: ratio
DING Lin
This data set collected zircon U-Pb isotope age data of the granites in the southern Qiangtang terrane of the Tibetan Plateau from articles published before October 2014. The data were analyzed by Laser Ablation-Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometry (LA-ICPMS), Sensitive High-Resolution Ion Microprobe (SHRIMP), and Isotope Dilution Thermal Ionization Mass Spectrometry (ID TIMS). The data were obtained according to laboratory standards, and the data quality met laboratory requirements. The data contents are as follows: Region Locality Lithology Sample No. Dating method Age (Ma) References
LIU Deliang
This data set is the result of systematic zircon Hf isotope testing performed on granites in the Bangong Lake, Gaize, Dongqiao and Anduo areas of south Qiangtang using the multireceiving Laser Ablation Multi-Collector Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrum (LA-MC-ICP-MS) method. The data were obtained according to laboratory standards, and the quality met laboratory requirements. The data are mainly used in geological research of the Tibetan Plateau.
LIU Deliang
This dataset contains monthly 0.05°×0.05° (1982, 1985, 1990, 1995, and 2000) and 0.01°×0.01° (2005, 2010, 2015 and 2017) LST products in Qilian Mountain Area. The dataset was produced based on SW algorithm by AVHRR BT from thermal infrared channels (CH4: 10.5µm to 11.3µm; CH5: 11.5µm to 12.5µm) at a resolution of 0.05°, MYD21A1 LST products at a resolution of 0.01° along with some auxiliary datasets. The auxiliary datasets include IGBP land cover type, AVHRR NDVI products, Modern Era Retrospective-Analysis for Research and Applications-2 (MERRA-2) reanalysis data, ASTER GED, Lat/Lon and the Julian Day information.
WANG Junbo SHAO Xuemei
Data source description: The data are generated by arranging the literature, and the references are as follows: [1] Huang, QS, Shi, RD, O'Reilly, SY, Griffin, WL, Zhang, M., Liu, DL, Zhang, XR, 2015. Re-Os isotopic constraints on the evolution of the Bangong-Nujiang Tethyan oceanic mantle, Central Tibet. Lithos, 224–225: 32-45. Test methods: major elements XRF test; trace elements ICP-MS test; mineral EPMA test; whole rock Re-Os isotope dilution method TIMS test; in situ sulfide LA-MC-PMS test. Data processing method: The data are automatically acquired by the analytical instrument, and the dating data are calculated using ISOPLOT software. The accuracy of the raw data: The accuracy of the major element analysis is 1-5%; the accuracy of the trace element analysis is 10%; and the accuracy of the Re-Os isotope analysis is shown in the error analysis value in the table. Data generation process: The first author has personally analyzed and obtained the data strictly in accordance with the experimental specifications. Applications: Geology Data accuracy after processing: The accuracy of the processed data table is basically consistent with the analysis accuracy. The data contain 7 tables. (1) Composition of major elements of peridotite whole rock (2) Re-Os isotope of peridotite whole rock (3) Sulfide Re-Os isotope (4) Trace elements in peridotite whole rock (5) Peridotite composition (6) Spinel composition (7) Sulfide composition 25 sets of composition data of major elements of peridotite whole rock; 42 Re-Os whole rock; 13 Re-Os sulfides; 25 trace whole rocks; 40 peridotite composition; 52 spinel composition; 16 sulfide composition. Data types: Table 1: Whole rock major elements Data type: digital Table 2: Whole Rock Re-Os Isotope Data type: digital Table 3: Sulfide Re-Os isotope Data type: digital Table 4: Whole rock trace elements Data type: digital Table 5: Peridotite composition Data type: digital Table 6: Spinel composition Data type: digital Table 7: Sulfide composition Data type: digital Dimensions (unit of measure): "whole rock major elements composition" dimension: percentage%; "Re-Os isotope" dimension: ratio; "trace element" dimension: ppm; "mineral composition" dimension: percentage%
DING Lin
Based on the study of the terrace formation age in the upper reaches of heihe river, photoluminescence samples were collected from the sediments of grade 6 river terrace near the upper reaches of qilian river.The quartz particles (38-63 microns) in the sample were isolated in the laboratory, the equivalent dose and dose rate in the quartz particles were measured, and the photoluminescence age of the sample was finally obtained.The obtained ages range from 5ka to 82ka, corresponding to the years of cutting down the terraces of all levels.
PAN Baotian HU Xiaofei
Since the formation of Heihe River, sporopollen data samples have been collected from the drilling strata of Da'ao well in the middle reaches of Heihe River. Drilling location: 39.491 n, 99.605 E. The drilling depth is 140 meters. 128 samples of sporopollen are collected from top to bottom. At present, there are 19 data of sporopollen results, which are distributed in each sedimentary facies from top to bottom. The sporopollen samples were removed from carbonate, organic matter, silicate and other impurities in the laboratory, and the species and data of sporopollen were identified under the microscope. Sporopollen results mainly include the percentage content and number of trees, shrubs, herbs, aquatic, ferns and other families and genera.
HU Xiaofei PAN Baotian
This data set contains a deep drilling paleomagnetic age data near the open sea in the middle reaches of Heihe River. The borehole is located at 99.432 E and 39.463 n with a depth of 550m. The samples of paleomagnetic age were taken at the interval of 10-50 cm. The paleomagnetic test was carried out in the Key Laboratory of Western Ministry of environmental education of Lanzhou University. The primary remanence of the samples was obtained by alternating demagnetization and thermal demagnetization, and the whole formation magnetic formation was obtained by using the primary remanence direction of each sample, and then the sedimentary age of the strata was obtained by comparing with the standard polarity column. The results show that the bottom boundary of the borehole is about 7 Ma and the top boundary is 0 ma.
HU Xiaofei PAN Baotian
Since the formation of heihe, palynology data samples were collected from the borehole formation of dasunken well in the middle reaches of heihe.Borehole location: 39.491 n, 99.605 e.The borehole has a depth of 140 meters and 18 palynological samples are collected from top to bottom. Currently, there are 3 palynological results, which are distributed in each sedimentary phase from top to bottom.Impurities such as carbonate, organic matter and silicate were removed from palynology samples in the laboratory, and the palynology types and data were identified under the microscope.Palynology results mainly included the percentage and number of trees, shrubs, herbs, aquatic and ferns.
PAN Baotian HU Xiaofei
According to the formation age of the river terraces in the upper reaches of the Heihe River, the Optically Stimulated Luminescence dating analysis was performed on the sediments of Heihe terrace. The samples were mainly fluvial sand reservoirs, and the measuring object was quartz grains in sand. The formation age of the 6th-order terrace near Qilian in the upper reaches of the Heihe River was measured by Optically Stimulated Luminescence dating. The terrace age results showed that the terraces were mainly formed since the late Pleistocene (60ka-7ka). The sample sites of the chronological data are distributed near the mainstream of the Heihe River in the northwest of Qilian County in the upper reaches of the Heihe River.
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Born June 28th 1994 Segujja Benjamin aka B-flex started doing music at age 16. But it made attachment during A-level where everyone started knowing he was a rapper.
He used to battle and make music throughout the night and finally hit studio as a clique and started recording.
The first song was "Mr Dj" — which was recorded before most of the members of the clique moved on.
He says he moved on strong and met up with Trueless records that got him gigs and appearances. He then got Chaotic Major involved, and later released his first mixtape "ONE FOR THE BOOKS".
B-flex and Chaotic Major were reached out by Jorge with nue.ug — Jorge has expanded their teamwork, progress, work ethics and mode of thinking in the music industry.
The trio has made songs like "All is forgiven", "wavy" and latest "don't be solo" all part of the Breakthru album being put together by a production team headed by Jorge and Andy music.
B-flex has started on a new album entitled "TRUTH AND RIGHTS 1" (T&R1) to be released next year most probably; it will feature Jorge, A1 fresh, Riddim, chaotic major among many others.
He looks up to rappers like Big Tril and Ruyonga, T.i, 2pac, Mgk and August Alsina. He says he is just trying to make music not only for the bar but music that spreads positivity and educational value to the people


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Johannesburg opens museum of African design
Johannesburg (AFP) - A museum of African design opened in a renovated Johannesburg warehouse Thursday, promising to showcase work by the continent's finest contemporary artists.
Around 200 works by 100 artists fill the space in the city's old industrial area Maboneng. Most are from southern Africa, but director Aaron Kohn said the museum had continental ambitions.
"African design really stands up with the rest of the world," Kohn told AFP.
"You can put a lot of these pieces next to something from Paris or Milan or New York and they'll sell just as well, they'll have just as much value, they're really just as great pieces."
The Museum of African Design (MOAD) features large rock or fibre glass abstract sculptures, quirky chairs and vintage record-players.
"A lot of stuff is made of wood, metal, ceramics here. There's a lot of things like colours," explained illustrator Atang Tshikare, 33.
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Interview with Emmanuel Karalis: Acclaimed Greek pole vaulter
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Acclaimed Greek pole vaulter Emmanuel Karalis chatted with Digital Journal about his career in pole vault. Last year, he set a world junior record in the sport.
Emmanuel Karalis
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This summer, Karalis competed at the 2017 World Championships in London, which was a great learning experience. "It was a great experience. I am still 17, so it was a dream come true to compete with the best of the best in the world," he said.
Emmanuel Karalis
Emmanuel Karalis
With a vault of 5.53 meters, Karalis set a world junior record on February 13, 2016. "That was my proudest professional moment," he said, especially since he set it at the Peace and Friendship Stadium in Athens. "Also, winning the gold at the European Championships in Tbilisi, Georgia."
Similar to Swedish-American athlete Mondo Duplantis, Karalis is only 17 years old, and these achievements are quite impressive for a teen Greek pole vaulter.
Emmanuel Karalis
Emmanuel Karalis
His plans for the future are to continue to improve his technique, as well as to jump higher. He is drawn to the sport of pole vault due to its "runway, the take-off and the feeling that you are in the air." "It's an awesome feeling," he said.
Emmanuel Karalis
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On his Greek heritage, he said, "I was born in Greece. My mother was born in Uganda, and she came to Greece when she was three years old, and grew up here, and she met my father. I live in Athens, the capital city of Greece."
His biggest influence in sports was his father, who used to be a decathlete, and he wanted him to compete in the decathlon. "He told me that the pole vault was the hardest and the most technical event of the decathlon. I stick to pole vault since I liked it ever since," he said.
For aspiring pole vaulters, Karalis' advice is as follows: "Just do everything you like with passion, and enjoy the journey."
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On the impact of technology, Karalis noted that it is "very useful" for all the athletes. "Now they are videos, and we can speak to each other and our coaches with Facebook, and we can exchange our ideas," he said.
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Karalis had the kindest words for his pole vault peers Mondo Duplantis and Sam Kendricks. "Mondo is a friend of mine, and I competed with Sam [Kendricks] in the Diamond League in Paris and then, at the World Championships. Sam is a very good man," he said.
He defined the word success as "All the hard work I've put in doing something that I love."
For the Greek-American community and sports fans, he concluded, "Hi to all the Greek-Americans! I would love to come and visit the United States one day. I also want to compete there someday. I want to see all the Greek-American culture there. Opa!"
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A former anchor for Fox News is now claiming that President Donald Trump attempted to kiss her goodbye, on the lips, about a decade ago in "2005 or 2006."
While Juliet Huddy cannot remember the exact date, she is now coming forward with news that Trump tried to kiss her goodbye in an elevator. However, she claims that she did not feel threatened by the kiss.
If it did happen, but she was not alarmed by it, why bring it up now, I wonder? Nearly twelve years later and she wants to make a fuss about a goodbye kiss that she seemed flattered by…..Attention seeker?
"He took me for lunch at Trump Tower, just us two," Huddy continued, "He said 'goodbye' to me in an elevator while his security guy was there; rather than kiss me on the cheek he leaned in to kiss me on the lips. I wasn't offended, I was kind of like, 'Oh my god.' "
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"It was a weird moment," she added, "He never tried anything after that, and I was never alone with him."
She added that she "didn't feel threatened," but was "surprised" that Trump tried to kiss her.
Huddy said that while she was not offended at the time, in hindsight she would have resisted his advances.
"Now I have matured I think I would say, 'Woah, no,' but at the time I was younger and I was a little shocked. I thought maybe he didn't mean to do it, but I was kind of making excuses,' Huddy said.
Trump later joked about the incident, she said. Trump appeared to acknowledge his past with Huddy in an appearance on her Fox News show, saying, "I hit on her but she blew me off."
Huddy, who appeared on multiple Fox News shows and co-hosted a syndicated show based on New York affiliate channel WNYW, left Fox News after filing a harassment complaint against Bill O'Reilly. She accepted a reported six-figure settlement from Fox's parent company, 21st Century Fox. O'Reilly was fired earlier this year over sexual harassment allegations.
Huddy added that she was "disappointed" in Trump's reaction to the O'Reilly news.
"When all the stuff came out about Bill O'Reilly, Donald Trump was one of the people who said, 'I don't believe this happened and I don't believe he did it,' " she added, "I was actually very disappointed in Trump, I thought, 'You know what, f— you.' "
Huddy's comments come amid a national conversation about sexual misconduct by powerful men. More than a dozen accusations of sexual harassment and assault were made against Trump during his 2016 campaign. The White House claims the women making such claims are lying.
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A friend recommended me to read the book "POJOs in action: Developing Enterprise Applications with Lightweight Frameworks". In case you haven't heard what a POJO is, it's an acronym that stands for Plain Old Java Objects. Of course, my first reaction was that it was a Java book not a .net book but he told me that the book is about generic concepts that could be used in .net without much trouble so I purchased the book:
This book complements Fowler's Enterprise Architectural Patterns[1] as it is more practical and it has a lot of samples. The author (Chris Richardson) explains his methodology to build enterprise applications using test driven development.
I haven't used Java since 2001 and I didn't have any problem following the book. If you are not a Java expert you can still read the book ignoring the comments about EJB. A little of background of JSP and Servlets is usefull when talking about the presentation layer but you can understand most of the content without it. The author uses a lot of Java tools/frameworks that have an equivalent counterpart in the .net world (NUnit, NMock, NHibernate, Spring Framework .net, etc) so even if there are some differences between the Java and the .net versions the information provided is useful.
The first pages of the book are about the decisions to make when building an application (organizing the business logic, encapsulating the business logic, accessing the database, handling concurrency in database transactions and handling concurrency in long transactions), and the rest of the book elaborates more on the usual strategies chosen in the design (OO domain model with O/R mapping) and some variations (transaction scripts, exposed domain model). When the author explains a topic it provides useful samples and the pros and cons of using one approach versus other approaches.
The O/R mapping material is very good and details the inner workings of JDO (AFAIK a Java only O/R mapper so I skipped most sections about it) and Hibernate. Also there is a chapter about complex search forms and how to make dynamic paged queries in order to retrieve data as fast as possible and integrate those queries with Hibernate.
The last part of the book is about concurrency in short and long transactions and I found it quite useful as in most applications I've seen don't do anything about concurrency conflicts in long running transactions and the book has code explaining how to implement it where other books only give guidelines.
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However, aprons are among the easiest garments to make. Even if you can't sew, you could probably make one with fabric glue or ironing tape. You just take a rectangle of fabric, taper the top if you wish, put a wide strip across the bottom and make channels to divide that into pockets, then attach a neck loop or ties and waist ties. You can actually put a lot more pockets than that, but remember weight; the more pockets you want, the heavier the fabric needs to be. For a lightweight fashion fabric like calico, one bottom row is probably plenty. With denim, you can trick it out like a carpenter's apron if you want to.
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The present Church and Parish were created on 13th November 1913 when the Church was consecrated by the Bishop of Chichester, Dr. Ridgeway.
Before the Church was built, services were held both in the Ridge Chapel on the Forest and in the Church of St Richard de Wych in Ashdowne Park. The latter has since been demolished.
The Church's principal benefactor was John Mc Andrew who lived at Holly Hill in the Parish. Mr Mc Andrew was a Churchwarden of St Mary's the Virgin Church in the Ecclesiastical Parish of Hartfield. He was also a wealthy landowner, magistrate and County Councillor.
In 1911 Mr Mc Andrew had a major disagreement with the Rector of Hartfield. He and others, including the organist and choir, were offended by and objected to the Rector's move towards a "high Church" style. Such disagreements were not untypical of the religious tensions prevalent in the early years of the twentieth century. Mr Mc Andrew resigned as a Churchwarden and Bishop Ridgeway was prevailed upon to create a new Parish and Church at Coleman's Hatch.
The foundation stone for the new Church was laid by Ann Mc Andrew for Caroline Darling on 7th August 1912 and the Holy Trinity Church was consecrated on 13th November 1913.
Mr Mc Andrew and his family provided the land and money to build the Church, Vicarage, Verger's Cottage and, later the Vicarage Room in the Church grounds. He installed a Vicar with a full endowment; and all his retainers and the local agricultural workers were then required to attend each Sunday for a "Broad Church" service.
The Reuniting of the Benefices
The benefices of Hartfield and Coleman's Hatch remained separate from 1913 until they were reunited in 1979 when the Rector of Hartfield was appointed as Rector of Coleman's Hatch. The two Parochial Church Councils (PCCs) voted to remain in place, with separate accounts and sharing the Parish Contribution to the Diocese. The Benefice achieved 100% responsibility for their incumbent but, as in many parishes, is now finding this increasingly challenging.
Recent history
In recent years, several services of significance have taken place in Holy Trinity Church including: –
• Foundation Stone Centenary – A special service was held on 7th August 2012 to commemorate the centenary of the laying of the foundation stone. The Bishop of Lewes, the Rt. Rev. Wallace Benn presided.
• On 14th April 2013, a special service of Remembrance and Thanksgiving and Rededication was held, following the restoration of the grave of Major General Clifford Coffin VC, CB, DSO & Bar (10 February 1870 – 4 February 1959) who was buried in Holy Trinity's churchyard.
• Centenary Service – A special service was held on 27th November 2013 to commemorate the Church's centenary. The Bishop of Chichester, the Rt. Rev. Dr. Martin Warner presided. The service was attended by several local dignitaries including the Vice Lord Lieutenant of Sussex, Sara Stonor.
The church is used for services by Ashdown House and Michael Hall Schools. It also provides an excellent venue for concerts for, among others, The Hartfield Singers.
Architecture and Construction
The architects of the Church were Arthur W Blomfield & Sons and the builders were James Longley & Co. The Blomfield practice was well known for building churches in the Gothic style of the 13th century. The use of brick covered with sandstone was a significant feature of sound building construction. The tower & spire is a prominent landmark.
A feature of the Church is its unusual spaciousness. Including the north aisle, the length of the Nave to the Chancel is 62 feet and the width 37 feet. The height is nearly 30 feet to the king posts. In addition to the space for a congregation of 330 there is vestry accommodation for the choir and clergy.
Interior Features
1.Tower & Spire and Entrance Porch
The tower & spire is some 100 feet high. Although it gives the impression of stone its main construction is of brick. It houses a bell chamber with a peal of eight bells and quarter chimes by Gillett & Johnston. The bells were the gift of friends and relations of Mr Mc Andrew. The eight bells are rung for all services.
The Church is entered through a spacious porch under the tower & spire.
On entering the Church, the interior apsidal baptistery with font is on the left. The windows were the gift of the Rev. J. L. Ogle, the first incumbent. The three lights represent Love, Faith and Hope.
3.The War Memorial
A War Memorial (by Gillett & Johnston) was put up in 1921 at the west end of the north aisle opposite the entrance. It commemorates those of the Parish from both world wars. The names of those who returned safely are recorded in the Vicarage Room. The Book of Remembrance and its case were the gift of Lady Hildyard. The three windows are the 'Annunciation', the 'Vision of the Angels at Bethlehem' and 'Angels and Emblems of the Passion', another gift from the Rev. J. L. Ogle.
The Nave consists of three rows of pews seating 330 in total and two aisles. The pews in the north and the north aisle are separated by four pillars from centre pews, the main aisle in the middle leading to the Chancel and the pews in the south. On the north side there are four windows and, on the south side, three.
When John Mc Andrew died aged 87 in 1925 a faculty was granted for the hanging of two pictures on the south wall of the Church. These were copies made by his sister of pictures from the National Gallery. The one by the south east door is 'The dead Christ with the Virgin Mary and Angels' by Francia. The picture by the south west door is 'The Holy Family' by Murillo. An alabaster tablet in memory of John Mc Andrew is on the south wall.
6.The Windows
The windows were added at different dates, all in the first half of the twentieth century. At the west end of the north aisle by the War Memorial are the two Sussex saints, St. Wilfred and St. Richard with coats of arms. They are in memory of the Rev. Charles Brereton Foyster, the second incumbent.
On the north side there are four windows. The westernmost window, by Frederick Cole of the William Morris Studio, 'I will ascend unto my Father' was given by a benefactor Miss Evelyn May Savill. In the centre, a double window 'Hail Mary' and 'On Earth Peace' is by James Powell & Sons (also known as Whitefriars Glass) and from Edward and Alice Martin. Further east, a window 'The Sower went forth' and 'I am the Good Shepherd' is in memory of Marion Young. The untitled small window furthest east is in memory of John Riley Missen, Vicar of this Parish from 1939 to 1975.
On the south side, the eastern window has two compositions 'He blessed them' and 'He took bread' and is in memory of Caroline Darling. The central window 'Jesus drew himself near' and 'He is not here' is in memory of Henrietta and Jeffrey Hale. The western window, a single composition 'Jesus said behold thy mother' is in memory of Ann Mc Andrew, John's sister.
The Chancel and Sanctuary were given by Miss Eliza Darling in memory of her sisters Caroline and Agnes, who also added to the endowment.
Their father the Rev. F. Darling took the services in the Ridge Chapel. The east window, a Mc Andrew gift, is by Charles Powell and depicts 'St. John's vision of our Lord in Glory with the Saints and Archangels'. The choir stalls seat 24. The Church has a strong musical tradition and between the wars the choir won various awards.
The reredos behind the altar is in 13th century Early English style.
The east windows depict 'St. Paul and St. Stephen' and are in memory of George Charlton Hale and 'Isaiah and Jacob' in memory of Bernard Hale. There is a tablet in the Chancel to the Darling family.
Built by Messrs. J.W. Walker & Sons 1913, it is set in its own separate space to the north side of the choir stalls. There is ample space around the organ enhancing the acoustics across the Chancel into the Nave. The instrument is typical of Walkers at a high point in the firm's history and is highly thought of by local organists. The specification includes a Great, Swell and Pedal organ with a variety of two, four, eight and sixteen foot stops. There are 958 pipes and it has a manual compass of 58 notes.
The Church Hall
A Church Hall was built in the grounds behind the Church. It accommodates 100 people and is served by a modern kitchen, disabled access and toilets. It is used for PCC meetings, Sunday School, study courses, wedding receptions, parties, elections and meetings.
The Hall is the only building in the parish which can be used by the local community and it is made available for group meetings (Morris Dancing, Wood Turners, Hartfield Singers, Mothers Union, W.I. and the Horticultural Society Autumn Show) and entertainment. Holy Trinity has a display at the Horticultural Shows.
Car Parking
Two car parks provide space for around 30 cars. The Church's position on the B2110 allows for additional ribbon parking on the roadside for large events.
Other Exterior Features
The Church is sited in extensive grounds which include a graveyard, a large lawn (previously a tennis court), a large glebe area for graveyard extension and a country setting with trees, shrubs and lawns.
The Grave of Major General Clifford Coffin VC
Major General Clifford Coffin, Corps of Royal Engineers, earned his Victoria Cross whilst commanding the 25th Infantry Brigade at Westhoek in July 1917. At the time he was holding the rank of Temporary Brigadier General.
Following his death in Torquay on 4th February 1959, Clifford Coffin was buried in Holy Trinity Churchyard.
Over the years the grave of Major General Coffin became sadly neglected. This has now been rectified and the grave and headstone have been completely refurbished through the efforts of the Victoria Cross Trust. One of the Trust's aims is to care for Clifford Coffin's grave in perpetuity.


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- You don't have to be an SEJ member or on an environment beat to enter.
- Reporters who cover health, politics, science, energy, local government or any other beat are encouraged to enter their work on environmental subjects.
- Students enrolled in a university, college or high school — and graduates submitting work they did while enrolled as students — are eligible for the student category. Mid-career journalists who return to school, post-graduate students and students sharing a byline with non-students are not eligible to enter the student category.
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All entrants must complete an electronic entry form. There is a different entry form for each category. Payment must be made first. Payment forms are located at the bottom of the How to Enter page — click on the category title of your choice to enter the payment form. After you've finished the payment process, you'll be forwarded to the categories page where you can access the entry forms. Record your invoice number — you need it to complete the entry form! No materials should be shipped except books entered into the Rachel Carson Environment Book category. Exception: If you're unable to supply your stories electronically, you can ship hard copies. See instructions here: Preparation Rules.
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What prizes are offered?
SEJ Awards for Carmody Investigative, Beat, Explanatory, Feature Story and Carson Book:
- First Place: $500, trophy, certificate and discount to attend the annual conference
- Second Place: $250, certificate and discount to attend the annual conference
- Third Place and Honorable Mentions: Certificate and discount to attend the annual conference
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- First Place: $500, trophy, certificate and discount to attend the annual conference
- Second Place: $250, certificate and discount to attend the annual conference
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- Honorable Mentions: Certificate and discount to attend the annual conference
The Nina Mason Pulliam Award for the "best of the best" environmental journalism:
- $10,000 to one entry selected from the first-place winners of SEJ's Awards
- Travel, registration and hotel expenses (up to $2,500) for the winner, or representatives of the winning team, to attend SEJ's annual conference
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$45 US Funds for each entry for:
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- Teams that include at least one SEJ member in good standing on the team as a reporter with a byline, photographer, graphic artist or reporter without a byline who was given credit for reporting on the entered stories, and whose name would be included on the trophy if the entry wins first place
$15 US Funds for each entry for:
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$10 US Funds for each entry for:
- Journalists residing in low-to-middle-income-economy countries as designated by World Bank rankings.
Additional late fees for each entry for:
Late entries submitted after April 24, 2020, 11:59 p.m. Eastern Time (formerly your local time). Late deadline is April 30, 11:59 p.m. EST. Late entries that are mailed must be postmarked no later than April 30, 2020, and an online entry form must be completed by April 30, 2020, 11:59 p.m. EST. See late entry fees.
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- You can enter the contest at the member rate after your membership application and dues payment are submitted. However, if you're found to be ineligible for membership, SEJ will bill you for the additional $65 for the non-member contest fee and refund your member dues. Entries will not be processed until the correct payment is received.
What are the eligible air/publication dates?
- Books: January 1 — December 31, 2020
- All other entries: Published or aired between March 1, 2019, and February 29, 2020. Check your category for the number of stories allowed.
What types of stories and which category should I enter?
Each story entered in the contest must be predominantly about an environmental subject and must have been published or broadcast in a media outlet accessible to the general public.
- Kevin Carmody investigative reporting, large- and small-market categories: Entries must be stories on a single environmental topic. Maximum five stories per entry plus supplemental materials. Judges will want to see evidence of digging to uncover information that would be missed in a lighter treatment of the story.
- Beat reporting, large- and small-market categories: Entries must be stories and/or commentary that include a broad range of environmental topics. Maximum five stories per entry plus supplemental materials. Work must be that of an individual, either alone or with a small supporting team.
- Feature story category: Entries must include one environmental interest story not directly tied to a recent news event with an emphasis on storytelling. Maximum one story per entry plus supplemental materials.
- Explanatory story category: Entries must be a story, series or occasional series that illuminates a significant, complex environmental subject, demonstrating mastery of the subject, storytelling and clear presentation. Maximum five stories per entry plus supplemental materials.
- Rachel Carson Environment Book category: Entries must be nonfiction books about environmental topics. Coffee-table books and memoirs are not eligible. One book per entry plus supplemental materials.
- Student reporting category: A story or series on an environmental topic. All radio, TV, print and online publications published or aired by the original media outlet are eligible, including campus media, journalism produced during internships and part-time jobs.
Check SEJ Awards 2020 Rules for complete category descriptions.
If you are not sure which category you should enter, email Chris Bruggers or call her at (502) 641-1844. The awards committee is the final authority for determining which category an entry belongs in and whether an entered story is eligible. Entry fees won't be returned for entries deemed ineligible.
What about a cover letter?
Cover letters are not mandatory but can serve to explain aspects of your entry to the judges. Use cover letters to show difficulties in reporting, to include links to comments or results of your story, follow-up reporting, etc.
How do I prepare my stories for entry?
See the Preparation Rules page for instructions on acceptable uploads and how to prepare hard-copy entries if you can't supply links or PDFs. If you don't see your document on the form after uploading, your document also won't be seen by judges. Try updating your browser or using a different browser. If all else fails, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call (502) 641-1844.
Who will select the winners?
Independent panels of journalists, journalism educators and other qualified individuals appointed by the Awards Committee will judge qualified entries and pick place-winners and honorable mentions. Judges may select no winners or fewer place winners in a category if they decide fewer prizes are warranted. SEJ board, staff, awards committee members and awards personnel do not act as judges.
When will the winners be announced?
Winners will be announced in August. Awards will be presented during SEJ's 30th Annual Conference in Boise, Idaho, to be held September 23-27, 2020.
What will happen to the winning entries?
Copies of place-winning stories will be retained as an archive by SEJ and may be reproduced on the SEJ website and in SEJ publications at SEJ's discretion.
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St Helens Council's cabinet will next week be asked to approve the draft of the borough's Local Plan, a key feature of which is a reduced target for housing completions, from 570 per year to 486.
The Warrington-based developer, behind projects including Sci-Tech Daresbury and the regeneration of Parkside Colliery, has reported a 29% increase in net asset value and an increase in profit in its annual results.
The PRS REIT, the fund set up to invest in new-build private rented sector housing, has signed contracts on four development sites, two of them in Salford and one in Knowsley.
Sefton Council has lost its legal fight to order Highways England to re-consult on proposals to ease traffic on the A5036 Dunnings Bridge Road by building a dual carriageway through Rimrose Valley country park.
The Liverpool City Region Combined Authority is relaunching its flagship Single Investment Fund, aiming for an era in which the Combined Authority "provides a steady flow of funding" as it targets £1.3bn investment in the region from Government over the next seven years.
Northern cities have enjoyed such a sustained period of growth that it is hard to imagine the boom coming to an end. However, despite the prevailing optimism, there have been casualties among developers and investors, writes Alastair Lomax of TLT and Steve Williams of FRP Advisory.
West Lancashire Borough Council is pressing on with its intention to update its Local Plan, declaring that changes in national and local context mean that an updated plan is the best way to position the borough for growth in the years up to 2050.
Specialist agency LM6 has let a 24,000 sq ft unit at Nexus Industrial Estate in Knowsley on behalf of Tilstone Industrial.
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This week the children have been learning about the character Handa. They received a letter from her which asked the children to help her solve the problem. All her fruit had been stolen and she didn't know who had taken them! The animals in the story had all taken the fruit. The children wrote fantastic letters describing what had happened in the story.
The children had chance to try the exotic fruit in the story we thought hard about using different adjective to describe them. The children then sketched and wrote about their favourite fruit! Super year 1!
This week in geography the children have studied maps atlas' and globes to find out about where in the world Handa live. We found out where Africa is and that it is a large continent. We looked at the difference between England and Africa and how long it would take to travel. They learnt Africa is a continent and is made up of 57 countries. We also learnt some facts about the country Kenya where Handa is from.
In RE the children have been learning about the days of the week and why they are special to them. We shared stories about what we do on different days. We discussed our favourite days and gave reasons why. They showed good listening and thought about their friends ideas. The children will be learning about special religious days and why they maybe special to different people.
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The children had a surprise visit from Handa! They asked her lots of questions about where she lived and what her life was like. They then wrote questions about what they would like to find out about Handa.
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