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The Madrasa-Midrasha Program Presents
Bridging Cultures: Abraham Shalom Yahuda and the Transformative Power of Jewish-Islamic Inquiry
with Dr. Raquel Ukeles
Abraham Shalom Yahuda (1877-1951) was a fascinating figure who defies easy characterization. An Arabic-speaking Jewish intellectual from late Ottoman Palestine, he was an abiding idealist who worked tirelessly for Muslim-Jewish shared inquiry and joint work. Yahuda was a prolific scholar of Arabic poetry, Jewish philosophy under Islam, Qur'an and the Bible. He wrote in five languages and lived and taught on three continents and argued with the leading European and Middle Eastern intellectuals of the first half of the 20th century. Yahuda also loved books and libraries; he was one of the most important collectors of Islamic manuscripts in his day and saw the library as a critical space for a cross-boundary shared space of study. He was the catalyst for the establishment of the Arabic collection at the Jewish National Library in Jerusalem in 1924 and bequeathed to the NLI his phenomenal collection of rare Islamic, Jewish and Latin manuscripts.
In this talk, Dr. Ukeles will sketch the main themes and pursuits of Yahuda's intellectual life and then, inspired by Yahuda's vision, offer her own reflections on the Library as a locus for bridging cultures and joint inquiry.
Raquel Ukeles, PhD, is curator of the Islam and Middle East Collection at the National Library of Israel (NLI). Raquel received her BA from Princeton (1993) and MA and PhD from Harvard University in 2006, all in comparative Islamic and Jewish studies. She also studied Jewish law in Jerusalem and New York, and Islamic law and Arabic in Egypt, Morocco and the Netherlands. Her publications span medieval Islamic law, comparative Jewish and Islamic traditions, and a monograph on Islam in America post-9/11. For the past 20 years, Raquel has taught extensively both in the US and Israel on Islam and Judaism, and on improving Jewish-Muslim relations.
The Graduate Theological Union would like to thank the Walter & Elise Haas Fund for their generous support of the Center for Islamic Studies and the Center for Jewish Studies Madrasa-Midrasha program, which seeks to advance study, dialogue, and understanding on Jewish and Islamic texts and contexts within academia and the larger public.


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The annual Met Gala, a fundraising initiative for the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute took place last night in New York City. The night's theme was Heavenly Bodies: Fashion and the Catholic Imagination. Fashion elite and celebrities mingled, posed and wowed with stunning fashion and beauty looks. Attendees went all out with elaborate gowns, headpieces and accessories.
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An evening with David Sedaris
3 - 4 September 2017
If you've never heard David Sedaris talk (let alone read any of his books), then we urge you to book tickets for his forthcoming tour this autumn without delay. Sedaris is over from America to read from his diaries Theft By Finding (Volume ONE; David Sedaris Diaries 1977-2003) which he is publishing in June. Sister of comedian and actress Amy Sedaris, David has over 10 million of his books in print and they have been translated into over 25 languages. Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim and When You Are Engulfed in Flames are two of our favourites. You can also catch him on the BBC Radio 4 Series, Meet David Sedaris. There are two dates in London during his autumn tour – 3rd and 4th September, both at the Royal Festive al Hall – the first night has almost sold out but there are still tickets left for the 4th. A critic once called him an American Alan Bennett, and if you're after a sardonic, witty, laugh-out-loud take on modern day life, then look no further.


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About a 4 mile hike, round trip, up to view points and alpine lakes.
"Wow what an experience. Our guide was the best, super knowledgeable and an all around great guy. Worth every dollar. Catering was a massive bonus!" – Adam-Melbourne, Australia
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This hiking tour takes you on serene trails in the National Park. Disconnect for a day and immerse yourself in the beauty and solitude of these majestic mountains and alpine lakes. Feel small against the vast mountains as you take in Colorado's 300 days of sunshine. Experience the National Park with ease knowing the tours are designed to create a unique experience for you. As you hike along the trails and immerse yourself into the beautiful landscape, you will feel connected to nature.
From Denver, drive along the Front Range through Boulder with its famous Flatirons Rock Formations. Continue through Canyons alive with wildlife up to Estes Park, the charming town at the entrance of the Rocky Mountain National Park. Your guide will direct you to their favorite trails with alpine lakes and a true peace that only nature can bring.
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- Easy/moderate 4-mile hike with plenty of opportunity to sit and take in the view
- 8 hour tour enables ample time in the Rockies
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August 13, 2015
Midsummer's Night at the Museum
On Wednesday, August 12, 2015, Crescent Credit Union partnered with the Metro South Chamber of Commerce and the Children's Museum in Easton to present "A Midsummer's Night at the Museum." Over 100 members of the Metro South Chamber of Commerce and the Easton Chamber of Commerce attended the networking event. It featured tours and activities in the Children's Museum, catering by Christo's To Go, and music by the Erik van Dam Quartet. See more.


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Ross Beattie presents It's Psychedelic Baby podcast #29 (September)
A brand new podcast hosted by Ross Beattie (The Night Tripper)
Bongzilla – Gestation
Mien – Earth Moon
The Yardbirds – Heart Full Of Soul
Sun Ra – Plutonian Nights
Clarke Hutchinson – Free To Be Stoned
Wooden Shjips – Staring At The Sun
The Paul Butterfield Blues Band – East West
Leaf Hound – Sawdust Caesar
Harsh Toke – Weight Of The Sun
Mythic Sunship – Cosmic Rapture
Country Joe and The Fish – Susan
Flowers Must Die – Dööm
Kraftwerk – Radio Stars
Out Of Focus – Blue Sunday Morning
Feel free to submit your music directly to Ross for upcoming podcast at: email@example.com
Ross Beattie – Poet, hermit, professional drop out – Originally from London now lives in the Highlands of Scotland and produces independent radio programs and podcasts as The Night Tripper.
More details on his shows can be found by visiting the Too Rare To Die Facebook page.
Artwork by Justin Jackley (https://www.justinjackley.com/)


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On Sunday 21st February at our morning service, we continued our series 'Defying Gravity' with a talk called Connecting Not Isolation. In this blog you will find a summary of the talk and then some questions and reflections for you to think through on your own or to discuss in your small group.
If you would like to listen to the talk on-line, please click here.
We used a youtube clip from the film Martian at the start of our service.You can watch that by clicking here.
Talk Notes and Summary
There is something about us that means our natural inclination is to help others when we see them in trouble. There is something in human nature that leans towards 'we' rather than 'me'. But there are also gravitational pulls that can pull us in a different direction, that pull us towards thinking 'me' not 'we'. Busyness is one of those gravitational pulls and might be one of the strongest, but there are others – rush, hurry, materialism, money, safety.
In churches the same things are true. We can get pulled into thinking about me – about what I like, about what I want, about what suits me best.
The story of the Good Samaritan in Luke's account of Jesus' life in the Bible is a story about 'me' versus 'we' thinking. You can find that story in Luke Chapter 10 verses 25 to 37. You can read it by clicking here.
This is a story about two people who let gravitational forces pull them away from their natural inclinations and who thought 'me' not 'we' and a third unlikely candidate who defied gravity and stopped to help.
The Priest and the Levite (teacher) both pass by. These are people who you would expect to have known better, but they were thinking 'me'. And if you were in the mode of 'me' thinking to walk on by was the right decision. They were thinking about themselves and what was safest for them and walking on by was just the right thing in that regard.
The Jews and Samaritans hated each other, so why did the Samaritan stop? It was because he was thinking 'we' not 'me'. Jesus told this story because he wanted to shift people's focus, and he deliberately chose the scenario and the people in the story to shock everyone – to make them sit up and take notice.
And he says "Go and do likewise". He is shocking his audience and he is saying unless you are prepared to think 'we' not 'me' then you aren't doing very well as a God person and you certainly won't do well as a Jesus follower.
Jesus says love God, love people that's what it is all about and loving people means loving people who might be difficult to love. Jesus is saying think 'we' not 'me'.
This isn't just about doing this as individuals, this is what a church should be like. As we have been discovering in this series there are gravitational forces that pull us towards what we like, there are forces that pull us towards doing church for church people, there are forces that make us think 'me' not 'we'. But when we succumb to those forces we are drifting away from the kind of church God intends for us to be.
So how can we make sure we don't drift?
Firstly we need to keep reminding ourselves of why we exist, the mission Jesus has given us to seek and to save the lost and we need to keep reminding ourselves when we see slippage. Gravity is a really strong force and it is the same with these things that pull us off track, they are strong and so we need to help one another. We need to commit and recommit to this wonderful and amazing and glorious and beautiful and challenging and inspiring God given thing called the church.
We need to approach it with passion, because the local church is the hope of the world.
We need to participate and there are lots of ways we can do that - pray, serve, give.
Finally we need to pray.
There is no greater endeavour that we can give ourselves to than the local church – the body and bride of Jesus. It is the single greatest endeavour of our lives – it changes things, it lifts people up, it makes a difference, it help us and helps others, it is the holder of the life changing message of a crucified and resurrected saviour and when we give ourselves to it we are joining with others in the greatest thing.
Questions for Reflection
1. Can you think of some real life "good Samaritan" examples? When have you done that for someone else, or someone else has done it for you?
2. Do you agree that this is our natural inclination – to help others?
3. What are the gravitational forces that pull you away from doing that?
4. What are some of the gravitational forces that pull churches are from doing that?
5. What do you find shocking about the story of the Good Samaritan? Do you agree that Jesus' listeners would have been shocked?
6. What do you find challenging about the story?
7. Do you agree that the local church is the single greatest endeavour we can give ourselves to? How have you been challenged to step up your contribution to it?


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Parkinson's is a terrible, degenerative disease that will progressively get worse. Unfortunately, Susan was stricken with this disease, and would soon need to move to an assisted living facility. She didn't have time to sell her Maryland house on the open market, and needed to find a way to sell fast.
Susan's sister was acting as her power of attorney (POA), and had seen a few of our TV commercials. She contacted us, and explained the situation. Susan had been living in the property for almost her entire life, and there were numerous repairs need that she was unable to perform or finance.
On top of all that, she had accumulated a vast amount of personal effects scattered throughout the house, and again she didn't have the capability or resources to remove them. She needed a company that could take care of everything that needed to be done, and found it in Express Homebuyers.
Susan's deadline was fast approaching.
She had a limited amount of time to move into the assisted care facility and needed to close the deal fast. They gave us a call and confirmed all of the details, after which we gave them a ballpark offer. They decided that the offer was fair, and agreed to let us do our inspection.
Susan and her sister met us for the inspection, and everything appeared the way they had described it. We explained that we would take care of all the repairs, move out all of the stuff she would be leaving behind, and we could buy her home as fast as they wanted. We made our final offer, which Susan and her sister accepted.
We finalized the proceedings within two weeks of contact, well within Susan's deadline timeframe. We even allowed her sister to remain in the home for two extra weeks to sort through the belongings and decide what to keep before we took care of moving the rest of it out.
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Head Student Elections 2018
Congratulations to our new Head Students – Georgia-May Freshney and Jamie Redmond both in Year 13. We wish you well in your new roles over the next year.
Well done to all our other candidates who will help develop a Student Leadership team. We are very proud of you all!
What is a Head Student?
Two Sixth Form students who…
- Represent the Academy
- Lead the Student Council
- Listen to the views of students
- Act to make changes to improve the school
- Are good role models and embody the school vision to ASPIRE
Sophie Cooknell
Georgia Freshney
Caitlin MacNeil
Georgia Pickerill
Jamie Redmond
Lizzie Richardson
Jake Shaw
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Competition Time!
Now that summer holidays are upon us, time to relax, try this friendly competition.
Last May the Labour Party election addresses were strewn with errors. This is the worst I have come across, unless you know differently? If you think you have another leaflet with more mistakes in it, get it scanned and email it to me please. Click here for details.
This example was issued by Neil License in his election for Swinton ward on May 6th. Click on the images to enlarge.
Identify the errors, there are loads!
Enter via comments below.
Have fun!


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Spacious 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom home on .87 acre lot. House offers lots of living space. Selling As-Is. Bring your paint brush and design ideas. Needs TLC.
Listing courtesy of CHARLES RUTENBERG REALTY ORLANDO. Selling Office: CENTER POINTE REALTY GROUP, LLC.
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Before we wrap up the photo composition mini-course, I want to share with you one more important part of being a photographer.
As you fine-tune your photography composition skills, start thinking about your style. Yes, that's right style. When other people look at your photographs, you want them to view them and immediately say – "Hey, this is unmistakably your work. I love your style."
Work especially hard at creating photographs that only you can take – photos that are unique to you.
This is especially important if you intend to sell your photos commercially. Creating your own style will make your hard work more marketable. People will WANT to buy our photos. Additionally, if your style is absolutely wonderful, magazines and the like will want to work with you over and over again. Do keep this in mind. A style is just as important as composition. In fact, the two go hand in hand.
Thank you for joining me in this course. I enjoyed working with you and seeing your progress through the course.
Stop back at any time. I'd like to see how you get on. If you have any questions, please ask, even after your completion of the course. The journey doesn't end here.


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History and Geography
The children experience a wide range of visits and experiences as they go through the school. For example, University of Leicester Archaeology students supported the children on a real 'dig' site. I was welcomed into a living 'Great Exhibition' of Victorians (the children chose their own people to represent) where we walked around and each Yr 6 child had a prepared short talk in role as their character. Full use is also made of the variety of local sites, including taking the children to the divided city of Nicosia when they do their local study about 'the Island that everyone wanted'. As part of their World War II project the children experience an evacuation evening where the soldiers organise camp beds and suitable food etc.


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I try to encourage the kids to play with toys that make use of their creativity and imagination. Ally has recently shown an interest in Lego so I bought this set for her.
The best thing about Mega bloks and Duplo is that they are interchangeable, the tiles work for both sets which is a huge plus point.
The mega bloks sets tend to be more specific, certain blocks come with stickers already attached so their uses are quite limited. At Ally's age she seems to enjoy the bigger pieces of Mega Bloks better since it "shows" her how to build the structure. I like Duplo as it seems to allow more flexibility and creativity. Sadly both cost just as much so I usually wait for sales before I stock up on sets.


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Land Near Whiteley Arches, Charlestown, Hebden Bridge, Halifax, West Yorkshire, HX7 6NG
The plot fronts the A646, Halifax Road at Charlestown. Hebden Bridge is approximately 1 mile to the east and Todmorden 4 miles to the west.
Vacant parcel of land with frontage to the Halifax Road (A646) and river Calder to the rear. The site is mainly wooded at present.
Approximately 0.19 Hectares (0.47 Acres).
The property may have development potential subject to obtaining the necessary consents. Interested parties should consult direct with the Local Planning Office, Calderdale Metropolitan Borough Council, Town Hall, Halifax, HX1 1UJ. Tel: 01422 357257, Fax: 01422 393102.
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Werner Heisenberg was the winner of the 1932 Nobel Prize in Physics and the creator of the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle in Quantum Mechanics. Here is a recording of an interview he gave in the 1970's at the Max Planck Institute in Munich, Germany, describing how the nature of quantum mechanics goes beyond the limit of descriptive language and challenges our common sense notions of understanding.
While a student of Amold Sommerfeld at Munich in the early 1920s Werner Heisenberg (1901-76) first met the Danish physicist Niels Bohr. He and Bohr went for long hikes in the mountains and discussed the failure of existing theories to account for the new experimental results on the quantum structure of matter. Following these discussions Heisenberg plunged into several months of intensive theoretical research but met with continual frustration. Finally, suffering from a severe attack of hay fever, he retreated to the treeless island of Helgoland. After days spent relaxing and swimming Heisenberg suddenly experienced the giddy sensation of looking down into the heart of nature and conceived the basis of the quantum theory. He took this theory to Bohr at Copenhagen, and for the next few weeks they argued and probed its implications long into the night. The results of these discussions became known as the 'Copenhagen interpretation of quantum theory' and are accepted by most physicists. Aspects of the interpretation include Heisenberg's uncertainty principle and Bohr's principle of complementarity.
Heisenberg is best known for formulating the uncertainty principle, a fundamental contribution to the development of quantum theory. This principle states that it is impossible to accurately measure simultaneously the position and momentum of a particle.
In classical physics, we believe that we have full certainty of a system if we know the position and momentum of all particles at a given instant. When analyzing a system that consists of a single electron, Heisenberg imagined a theoretical configuration similar to the diagram on the left. This apparatus would be a gamma ray microscope that would try to determine precisely the position of the electron using high frequency photons. These high frequency photons would in turn interact with the electron to significantly alter its momentum. To try to determine the exact momentum we would then use lower energy photons, but this would alter minimally particle velocity hence giving us an overly "blurred" position.
In short, he found that there was no possible compromise that would allow us to accurately measure both variables. Generally, when a system is small enough, there is no physically possible to observe methods without significantly altering its state. The reason, returning to the example above, is because the photons used in the measurement are always quantised as photons and for a photon incident on a particle must have a peak wavelength corresponding to the diameter of the particle (otherwise the particle is transparent to photon) to interact. We know that the energy of a photon is inversely proportional to its wavelength, namely:
E = hc/λ quantifies the maximum accuracy we can expect to get from an observation: the total error in our measurements simultaneous two conjugate variables will always at least equal to Planck's constant divided by a factor of 4 times pi (3.141592654). Planck's constant corresponds to the quantum of action, that is, the minimum action that can have on a system. Hence even with the most sensitive equipment, the laws of physics have a minimal amount of uncertainty given in units of Planck's constant. This is the origin of Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle.
Another way to think about this is to also consider the famous double slit experiment. In this experiment, electrons, particles, enter a series of 2 slits and create an interference pattern just as if they are a wave. Even if the electrons are shot through one at a time, the path the electron traces out will cause it to interfere with itself.
One way to interpret this view is that the double slitted sheet acts as a particle detector. Unlike a light wave, the electron wave is not a wave of electric and magnetic forces but is a probability wave. The particle, as a wave, has known momentum, propagating the wave packet paralell to the detector. However when it enters one or other of the slits its position becomes known. Hence we see the momentum vector of the wave become spread out over a continuum of directions. Therefore, we might think the uncertainty principle can be seen as a consequence of the wave view of particles alone, and can be derived from the familiar wave mechanics of light.
The Double-Slit Experiment.
In the wave interpretation of particles, as the parallel probability wave of the electron propagates toward the detector we know its momentum (i.e. the Euclidean norm of the propagation vector) however its position is undefined in an infinity of possible positions along the wave peaks. When it enters either one of the slits its position is then known however the single momentum vector becomes blurred in an infinite number of projections and the wave then spreads out creating an interference pattern.
However ,there is more to the nature of quantum particles than they behave like waves some times but not others; as the great physicist Richard Feynman aptly put it "They behave in their own inimitable way, which technically could be called a quantum mechanical way. They behave in a way that is like nothing that you have seen before."
The path quantum particles takes is not always a straight line. Classical objects follow trajectories parallel to their momentum due to Hamilton's Principle of Least Action.
However, in quantum mechanics the Hamiltonian is quantised in units of Planck's constant. Once the position of the particle begins to reach the order of Planck's constant it will follow trajectories which deviate from the least action, i.e. a straight line trajectory. This explains more fully why particles appear to behave this way on the quantum scale rather than the macroscopic scale; there is no magical barrier to cross the classical to the quantum world, Planck's constant is small therefore quantum mechanics only behaves on small scales in space, time, energy and momentum.
(For a more detailed explanation of this see the notes section below and/or read Chapter 2 of Richard Feynman's book, QED: The Strange Theory of Light and Matter, which uses this view to describe the behavior of photons)
To understand the uncertainty principle itself it is essential to reflect on the processes we call "observation" , or "measurement". When we make a measurement in an experiment, what we do is to try to extract information from a system by entering a meter that, by contact the observed system is altered by it. With the Uncertainty Principle it is clear that any act of measurement of a quantised system affects the system.
The uncertainty principle tells us that we can not simultaneously measure with infinite precision and a pair of conjugate variables. is, nothing prevents us to measure with infinite precision the position of a particle, but in doing so we have infinite uncertainty of its momentum over all possible time.
At that time Heisenberg first proposed this, there was general discussion among physicists about the possible ways to establish a coherent quantum theory, a coherent quantum mechanics. Among the many attempts, the most interesting for Heisenberg was the attempt of Hendrik Kramers to study the dispersion of atoms and, by doing so, to get some information about the amplitudes for the radiation of atoms.
In this connection, it occurred to Heisenberg that in the mathematical scheme these amplitudes behaved like the elements of a mathematical quantity called a matrix. So, working with Kramers, they both tried to apply a mathematical calculus to the light dispersion experiments. The result of which was the expression for finding the cross-section for a photon scattered of an atomic electron.
The quantum mechanical derivation was given by Paul Dirac in 1927.
The scary formula above represents the probability of the emission of photons of energy in the solid angle (centred in the direction), after the excitation of the system with photons of energy . are the initial, intermediate and final states of the system with energy respectively; the delta function ensures the energy conservation during the whole process. is the relevant transition operator. is the instrinsic linewidth of the intermediate state.
The Kramers–Heisenberg formula was an important achievement when it was published, explaining the notion of stimulated emission, the necessary concept in the theory of lasers, and inelastic scattering - where the energy of the scattered photon may be larger or smaller than that of the incident photon - thereby anticipating the Raman effect.
From this it was clear that the first general quantum mechanical models describing the atom, turned out to be matrix mechanics.
Although matrix mechanics agreed with experiments it was not a popular theory. Matrices may now be part of the mathematics that are taught to physics and chemistry students at universities in their first year, but in the 1920's few non-mathematicians had heard of them. Moreover they had an odd property. If two physical properties, say A and B, are multiplied with each other, one would expect AB=BA. If these properties are replaced by matrices, then this suddenly is not necessarily true.
Around that time, the first papers of Erwin Schrödinger became known. Schrödinger tried to develop the idea of wave-particle duality, first proposed by Louis de Broglie, into a new mathematical scheme, which was called wave mechanics.
The famous Schrödinger Equation was actually able to treat the hydrogen atom on the basis of this wave mechanical scheme. This model was much more readily accepted then matrix mechanics, in part because the wave function could be visualized, and the theory was based on well-established classical mechanics.
The two conflicting notions of quantum mechanics, the matrix form of Heisenberg versus the wave form of Schrödinger meant that there was much disagreement between the two of them.
In fact the proponents of the matrix interpretation, Werner Heisenberg, Max Born and Niels Bohr blamed many widespread misconceptions about quantum mechanics on the popularity of the wave mechanics with little predictive power behind it.
consisting of a left part, 〈φ|, called the bra, and a right part, |ψ〉, called the ket.
The overlap expression 〈φ|ψ〉is typically interpreted as the probability amplitude for the state of the wavefunction ψ to collapse into the state ϕ.
Since bras and kets can be treated as row and column vectors respectively then it is understood that a bra next to a ket implies matrix multiplication. Hence the wave interpretation and matrix interpretation are equivalent and all of quantum physics follows from this.
In Dirac notation, the Schrödinger equation of time-evolution would be written as
Heisenberg also developed the first models describing the role of electron spin in magnetization dynamics. The Heisenberg model for magnetism is an extension of the Ising model and is a statistical mechanical model used in the study of critical points and phase transitions of magnetic systems, in which the spins of the electrons in magnetic systems are treated quantum mechanically.
The Heisenberg Model for magnetism, is given by the Heisenberg Hamiltonian:
where J is the exchange energy, and S represents a quantum spin operator. The summation is over nearest-neighbor spins; If J is positive, the spins Si and Sj tend to align ferromagnetically, If J is negative, the spins tend to allign anti-ferromagnetically.
This would be later extended into the Majumdar-Ghosh model and the Landau-Lifshitz model describing the quantum origins of magnetism in situations where the electron wavefunctions interact with each other in 1D, 2D and 3D.
Historically, when the Nazi government came to power in Germany, there was an innate distrust of what was vaguely called "Jewish Physics", some of which was the theoretical physics at the basis of quantum mechanics and relativity, due to the connections with Einstein and other famous Jewish physcisits. Some of Heisenberg's work came under scrutiny for this reason and vague though it was the supporters of the equally vague termed "Aryan Physics" attacked Heisenberg. One attack was published in Das Schwarze Korps, the newspaper of the Schutzstaffel (SS), headed by Heinrich Himmler. In this, Heisenberg was called a "White Jew" who should be made to "disappear". These attacks were taken seriously, as Jews and many other groups of society were violently attacked, discriminated and often incarcerated even before the height of the Nazi reign of terror which came to its climax with the Holocaust which would have been known to many of the higher echelons in Nazi dominated society. Heisenberg had to fight back with an editorial and a letter to Himmler, in an attempt to resolve this matter and save himself from persecution and possible imprisonment.
Controversially of course, Heisenberg was in charge of the scientific research project of the German atomic bomb during World War II. In 1939, shortly after the discovery of nuclear fission, the German nuclear energy project, also known as the Uranverein (Uranium Club), had begun. Heisenberg was one of the principal scientists leading research and development in the project.
This program started in April 1939, just months after the discovery of nuclear fission of Uranium in January 1939, but ended only months later, due to the German invasion of Poland, where many notable physicists were drafted into the army. However, the second effort began under the administrative auspices of the German army on the day World War II began (1 September 1939).
From 15 to 22 September 1941, Heisenberg traveled to German-occupied Copenhagen with Carl Friedrich Freiherr von Weizsacker to lecture and discuss nuclear research and theoretical physics with his friend Niels Bohr. These meetings, revealed that Heisenberg and Weizsacker were reluctant to discuss the technical details of the German nuclear program outside of German soil, to do so would have been illegal. The meeting, which was said to have been dominated by Weizacker, was said to have been steered towars the discussion of fundamental nuclear physics, especially the process of the chain reaction in Uranium 238 rather than Uranium 235. This was said to a theoretical discussion, rather than an "intelligence gathering" mission on the development of weapons.
It can be agreed that Heisenberg and Bohr were on good terms after these meetings and after the war itself was over. However, Bohr was genuinely shocked by Heisenberg's implications that Germany was in a secret race to develop a chain reaction in Uranium, considering the large technical effort that Heisenberg had said it required.
Even today there is much controversy whether or not it was Weizsacker or Heiseneberg who was responsible for convincing the Reich to begin a nuclear program and if Heisenberg was reluctant to build a nuclear weapon because he thought it would take too much time and resources or that his own work showed that a chain reaction would not yield a powerful blast. Documents relating to the Bohr-Heisenberg-Weizsacker meetings were released in 2002 by the Niels Bohr Archive and by the Heisenberg family.
After the war was over, Heisenberg was free to go back to Germany as government, society and infrastructure was rebuilt. Before the war he was the director of the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Physical Chemistry at Göttingen (1941-1945) and went back there in 1946 after it was renamed the Max Planck Institute of Physics. He stayed there until 1958, after which he became the professor of Physics at the University of Munich where he remained until his death in 1976.
Heisenberg, like Bohr, also had meetings with Einstein, weeks before he passed away, and how even then Einstein disliked the idea of quantum mechanics for its inherent uncertainty, although he accepted that quantum mechanics had been rigorously verified through hundreds of experiments. Niels Bohr, who worked closely with Heisenberg was the one who heard Einstein say "God does not play dice", to which Bohr replie "Stop telling God what to do!".
In essence, Einstein's view of quantum mechanics was not of hatred, merely discomfort that the subatomic world is not fully determinable and filled with uncertainty. Einstein did not trust Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle as a way to describe the universe. However, Heisenberg did think extremely highly of Einstein's theory of special relativity, despite it being nearly outlawed by the Nazi's. Conversely, if "Jewish physics" had actually been banned in Nazi Germany, it would have been extremely bad for Heisenberg and colleagues working on Uranium fission. Therefore, under great personal risk, Heisenberg was willing to put his own safety on hold to discover the truth and would not have cared, in the same way Einstein would have, if the laws of physics seem displeasing.
By knowing that the uncertainty is inherent, Heisenberg was certain that the behaviour of quantum particles is based on probability and statistics and that these give us the power to go beyond classical thinking, something which continues to drive physics into the great unknown.
where e is the base of the natural logarithm, i is the imaginary unit, and cos and sin are the trigonometric functions cosine and sine respectively, with the argument x given in radians.


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On offer is a super, original 1938 - 1942 manuscript diary handwritten by Maxine Hadlock Layton [later Johansen] of Layton, Utah. The diary commences at an important juncture for any young woman; almost 16 years old at the beginning, from the Depression Era to the beginning of World War II the author, already a practical, teenage girl-next-door to a College age woman finding her place in the world. Entries range from the simple: "June 29th, 1938. Dad gave us 20¢ to go up town with Naomi C. to buy some candy." To a New Years entry that includes pop corn and lemon aid. Religion test in school much different than what everyone expected etc. Interestingly we note that she and many others go to the Joseph Smith Building to hear President Roosevelt speech the day after the heinous surprise attack by the Japanese on December 7th 1941. Her online obituary: Bountiful: Maxine Hadlock Layton Johansen, 80, passed away August 22, 2002. She was born January 25, 1922 in Layton, Utah to Lionel and Bessie Hadlock Layton. Maxine graduated from Davis High School and BYU, and worked as a secretary in Ogden for the railroad. Having married a career army officer, she traveled extensively, living in many states, Germany and Hawaii before it was a state. She especially loved her stay in Hawaii, where she learned to hula, and loved the Hawaiian people. An active member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, she was Primary president in Massachusetts, and in the Relief Society presidency. Maxine served as a Temple Ordinance Worker in the Salt Lake and Bountiful Temples, and served a mission with her husband in the Atlanta Georgia Temple in 1992-93, where she learned the ordinances in Spanish. Maxine had a gentle and loving nature, and enjoyed helping the missionaries and college students in her ward. She is survived by four children: Myrth Ann (Michael) Mills , Kingsport, TN; John (Jackie) Johansen, West Jordan; Jill (Robben) Hixson, Sandy; Leilani (Eric) Shepherd, Lee's Summit, MO; 16 grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren, one brother, James J. Layton, Layton; her twin sister, Kathleen Wintle, Honeyville; and another sister, Lucile Giddings, Stanwood, WA. She was preceded in death by her husband, Willard W. Johansen, her parents, a sister, Ione Layton and a brother Lionel (Bud) Layton. Overall G+.; Manuscript; 24mo - over 5" - 5¾" tall; KEYWORDS: HISTORY OF, MAXINE HADLOCK LAYTON JOHANSEN, LAYTON, UTAH, DEPRESSION ERA, PRE WORLD WAR II, WWII, WW2, GENDER STUDIES, WOMEN'S STUDIES, BOUNTIFUL, MORMON, MORMONISM, MISSIONARIES, AMERICANA, HANDWRITTEN, MANUSCRIPT, AUTOGRAPHED, AUTHORS, DOCUMENT, LETTER, AUTOGRAPH, KEEPSAKE, WRITER, HAND WRITTEN, DOCUMENTS, SIGNED, LETTERS, MANUSCRIPTS, HISTORICAL, HOLOGRAPH, WRITERS, AUTOGRAPHS, PERSONAL, MEMOIR, MEMORIAL, PERSONAL HISTORY, ARCHIVE, DIARY, DIARIES, JOURNAL, LOG, PRIMARY SOURCE, FIRST HAND ACCOUNT, SOCIAL HISTORY, PERSONAL STORIES, LIVING HISTORY, ANTIQUITÉ, CONTRAT, VÉLIN, DOCUMENT, MANUSCRIT, PAPIER ANTIKE, BRIEF, PERGAMENT, DOKUMENT, MANUSKRIPT, PAPIER OGGETTO D'ANTIQUARIATO, ATTO, VELINA, DOCUMENTO, MANOSCRITTO, CARTA ANTIGÜEDAD, HECHO, VITELA, DOCUMENTO, MANUSCRITO, PAPEL,BIOGRAPHY BIOGRAPHICAL AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL AUTOBIOGRAPHY PERSONAL NARRATIVES
Title: 1938 - 1942 ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT DIARY HANDWRITTEN BY A YOUNG GIRL DESTINED TO A LONG LIFE OF SERVING HER FAITH BY HELPING BRING THE MORMON GOSPEL WHEREVER HER CAREER ARMY OFFICER HUSBAND'S DUTY TOOK THEM
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Publisher: LAYTON UTAH UT, 1938
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Keywords: Keywords: History Of Maxine Hadlock Layton Johansen LAYTON UTAH Depression Era Pre World War Ii WWII WW2 Gender Studies


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Matthew Mungle & Mike McCracken Lifecast Sculpting/Molding Workshop August 1st & 2nd
Join us August 1st & 2nd for a 2 day class covering lifecasting, pouring an clay positive, sculpting an expression on a clay lifecast (eyes open etc.), mold making, and more! This will be a joint class featuring award winning makeup FX artist Matthew Mungle and veteran sculptor Mike McCracken.
Day 1:
· Presentation on Mike's sculpting work in FX and fine art
· Casting a full head with the new Copy Cat BITY silicone face casting material
· Instruction on Clay Pouring and demold a head from the silicone face cast
· Cleaning up and re-sculpt of the head, opening eyes, texture, etc..
· Matthew Mungle will cover his approach for cleaning & molding a clay head cast/sculpt.
Day 2:
· Stages of Armature Construction
· Sculpting a Character Head Mask/Display head from a sketched design
· Sculpture techniques
· Molding the clay head sculpture
· Pouring up a silicone head
· Bonus! Sculpting appliances on a 1630 positive
Both days will start and 9am and go to ~5pm with a 1 hour break for lunch at 12pm.
As with previous Matthew Mungle workshops, attendees will take home a class workbook covering all of the processes with in-depth instructions as well as product samples to get started on your own project!
Space is limited so grab a spot now!
Mike McCracken Bio:
Michael Shawn McCracken, is a second-generation Sculptor and Special Makeup Effects Artist, living in Los Angeles. Michael began working professionally in the film industry while still attending high school, he has over 35 years' experience in makeup effects for film, television, stage, and opera and has received 2 EMMY nominations and was honored with an EMMY certificate in 2010.
Michael learned sculpture and makeup effects from his father. Michael's father was taught and mentored by the Academy award winning Makeup Artist, John Chambers. As a Makeup Effects Artist, John Chambers set the high standards for Makeup Effects and was instrumental in advancing the art of Makeup. Michael has continued in that proud tradition.
Additionally, for the past several years, Michael has taught classes in advanced prosthetics for the, Joe Blasco schools in Hollywood and Orlando Fl. As well at, M.T.I. International makeup school in Thailand and Makeup Designery in Los Angeles.
A notable accomplishment of which Michael is very proud of was being selected in an open competition within the industry to design and sculpt the, Makeup Artist and Hairstylist Guild Award. This award is given out by the Make-up Artist Union, honoring the top makeup artists and hair stylists from around the world for outstanding achievements in motion pictures, television, commercials and live theater.
Each year, 50 winners from around the world receive this award for outstanding achievements in both makeup and hair styling, additionally two special Lifetime Achievement Awards are handed out. Dick Smith and John Chambers are recipients of the Lifetime Achievement Award.
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Turquoise & Jet Black charm necklace made with vintage lucite parts. Handmade pendants, cascade from linked chain to form an almost Egyptian style collar necklace, totally wearable for today. Adjustable to 22 inches. Chain is silver over copper and made in US.
Most all jewelry is made with vintage lucite parts that were made in Rhode Island in the 1960's - early 80's by Best Plastics. We hand-set them with surgical steel earring posts and they have sturdy surgical steel/acrylic backings on them as well. Light-weight & fun to wear.


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This traditional wooden Tindene Country Lodge is one not to be missed.
The lodge is located on a stunning elevated plot on the park, with large wrap around decking will make the most of the outstanding views and sunshine, you also have the beautiful woodland backdrop.
Walking into the lodge you find a modern and contemporary look with white ash wooden floor and bright walls making it feel light and airy throughout, the living area has is a nice open plan feel, with two freestanding sofas, feature fire place and all freestanding furniture, moving through to the kitchen area you will find a contemporary glass dining table and chairs and a modern style kitchen with plenty of kitchen cupboard space and gas cooker and breakfast bar area.
Off the hallway you will also find 2 good sized double bedrooms, one being a guest room which is very modern and light, and the Master bedroom which has the added benefit of built in wardrobes and dressing table, at the end of the hallway there is a very modern and stylish bathroom with a small bath with overhead shower, sink and toilet.
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Electrical Wiring Diagram Volvo 940 - 1/1 battery 2/2 relay, the front foglights united states/cdn 2/three regulator dim-dip 2/4 intermittent relay, windshield wipers 2/five relay, seat belt reminder/ignition key caution 2/6 skip relay 151 2/7 primary locking relay 2/8 overdrive relay 2/10 electricity unit ecc 2/eleven relay, engine cooling fan 2/12 relay, radio interference suppression 2/13 relay, gas injection (mfi) 2/14 relay, glowplug mechanism 2/15 relay, exhaust gas temperature sensor 2/sixteen intermittent tailgate wiper relay 2/18 temporary protector, abs 2/34 relay, front foglights 2/36 headlight flasher 2/37 headlight relay 2/38 timer relay, exhaust fuel recirculation (egr) 2/forty five relay, p-shift lock 2/forty nine relay, rear foglights 2/50 bypass relay, excessive beam 3/1 ignition lock three/2 light transfer 3/four cruise manage operation three/5 switch, turn sign/high-low beam three/6 switch, hazard warning flashers three/7 foglight transfer 3/8-1 transfer, heated rear 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cruise manage 4/4 rheostat four/five safety circuit, srs (airbag) 4/6 manipulate module, ecc 4/nine sensor module, srs (airbag) 4/10 manage module ez-k (di) machine four/15 electricity amplifier, ez-ok (di) system four/16 manage module abs four/23 manipulate module lh-jetronic 2.4 (mfi) system four/25 control module regina (mfi) gadget 4/26 energy amplifier/ignition coil rex-i (di) machine four/29 manage module driving force's seat four/forty / controls, mcc 4/forty two manipulate module rex-i (di) system four/forty three heater controls five/1 mixed device 5/three ambient temperature sensor 6/1 windshield wiper motor 6/2 washer motor, front 6/3 proper headlight wiper motor 6/4 left headlight wiper motor 6/five critical locking motor, passenger's aspect the front 6/6 relevant locking motor, passenger's aspect rear 6/7 central locking motor, motive force's aspect rear 6/eight significant locking motor, tailgate 6/nine window raise motor driving force's door 6/10 window carry motor driver's facet rear 6/11 window carry motor passenger's facet front 6/12 window raise motor passenger's facet rear 6/13 strength door reflect, driver's side 6/14 electricity door reflect, passenger's aspect 6/15 motor strength sunroof 6/16 motor motive force's seat backrest 6/17 motor up-down, the front fringe of motive force's seat 6/18 motor up-down, rear fringe of motive force's seat 6/19 motor fore-aft, motive force's seat 6/24 vacuum, cruise manipulate 6/25 starter motor 6/26 generator 6/27 servo motor, throttle manipulate 6/28 cabin fan motor 6/29 engine cooling fan 6/30 washer motor, tailgate 6/31 gasoline pump 6/32 tailgate wiper motor 6/33-1 gasoline stage sensor/primer pump 6/33-2 fuel stage sensor/pump 6/34 electricity antenna 6/35 parking heater 6/36 crucial locking motor, motive force's side front 6/38 actuator, left 6/39 actuator, proper 7/four brake fluid level sensor 7/5 washing machine fluid degree sensor 7/6 oil pressure sensor 7/7 engine coolant temperature () sensor 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The Pit of Despair
The Pit of Despair
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Traditionally in business, cybersecurity is something that happens in the background and with the hope the customer never notices it is there. Wanting to protect and preserve the customer experience, the steps a company or institution takes to protect those who use their sites have been hidden from plain view. However, the ongoing publicity surrounding high-profile security breaches have made consumers want reassurance that their information will be secure with your business.
There are 110,000 eCommerce websites. In fact, the eCommerce industry is projected to exhibit double-digit growth through 2020. All consumers have access to more choices when it comes to purchasing any product — education, course materials and spirit wear included. As Generation Z populates college campuses, brand loyalty isn't there. That generation is looking for experiences and are much more pragmatic in their purchases. They expect to be able to go from a website — which scales to their screen size — to the app and then to the store in a seamless experience, but more than that, they expect the information they share with your business is safe.
With breaches in large companies like Target, Sony and even the U.S. government, cybersecurity is now a real part of consumers' concerns whether they are placing an order or using a credit card in a store. The antiquated idea that the ways your business is protecting its customers could ruin the customer's experience has been replaced with consumers' willingness to forgo some convenience in favor of security. Consumers have adjusted to new payment technology and even modifed their online behavior for a safer shopping experience.
How can you gain their confidence? Share that your online store is PCI compliant in simple ways. The Harvard Business Review suggests:
- Sending a message when security systems are updated
- Placing an icon or image on your site
- Add an additional authentication step
More than 60% of Americans have experienced some form of a data breach and about half do not trust sites to protect their data. Taking a small step to communicate that your business is doing its part, will instill confidence and raise your institution a step up from the competition.


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Posted on December 7, 2018 at 4:00 AM
Here are some of the challenges that have been articulated in meetings and in the hotel bars in Havana this week.
1. We must get more precise and accurate in how we determine death by neurological criteria. We are presently allowing false positives. These must be eliminated.
2. We should ensure that the clinicians conducting the DDNC test are qualified. This can be done through institutional credentialing or through other vetting processes.
3. We should raise the AAN standards to include ancillary testing as an automatic part of the protocol. Some institutions have done this on their own.
4. Even if the AAN criteria were sufficient, there is massive variability. This must be eliminated or else it is unclear what a DDNC really means.
5. While there are more challenges, they are only individual case reports. That level of evidence is insufficient to dictate guidelines. Moreover, these case reports have not been vetted as carefully as necessary (e.g. through peer review).
6. Brain death, like anything else, is not and never will be 100% accurate. Scientists want 100% certainty. Clinicians know this is not possible.
7. Instead of focusing on DIAGNOSIS, we should frame the determination as one of PROGNOSIS – the patient will never recover, interact…
8. Just as the 30-year-old medical futility debate (1988-2018) has finally rejected clothing value judgments in the objective, scientific clothing of "futility" vocabulary, we should not frame value judgments about what kind of brain injury is worth treating using the objective, scientific clothing of "brain death" vocabulary.


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Town of Chapel Hill, NCHome Menu
Non-Residential Work Requiring a Permit
For Single-Family or Two-Family work, see Residential Work Requiring a Permit.
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|Building Permit
Per NC General Statute 160A-417, all non-residential work including, but not limited to, the construction, reconstruction, alteration, repair, movement to another site, removal, or demolition of any building or structure requires a Building Permit, except the work noted below in the sub permit section.
|Sign Permit
All signs visible from the public right-of-way require an approved sign permit, except those exempted in LUMO 5.14.3
Examples of signs exempt from regulation include the following:
Note: These requirements are per section 5.14 of the Town of Chapel Hill Land Use Management Ordinance
Per Appendix H of the 2018 NC State Building Code, the following signs are exempt from the requirements to obtain a permit before erection. These signs may still need Planning approval before installation.
|Sub Permit
Note: These requirements are per N.C. General Statute 160A-417(a)(2-4)
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All Non-residential work, that includes new land disturbance (i.e. exterior site work, clearing, grading, land disturbance, removal of vegetation, addition, new building), requires a Zoning Compliance Permit. Depending on the current permit approval statues the following types of work may be approved administratively by Town Staff:
All work that exceeds these thresholds requires an approved Development Project Application before a Zoning Compliance Permit can be issued. Examples include:
Note: These requirements are per section 4.7 and 4.9 of the Town of Chapel Hill Land Use Management Ordinance (LUMO)


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Wild times at Howletts
Year Six enjoyed a great day in the drizzle at Howletts Wild Animal Park. The children started their day with a lecture on animal adaptation from one of the zoo keepers. Building on their existing knowledge, they learned that a range of factors can stimulate a species to evolve both physically and behaviourally.
We were shocked to learn that one elephant is poached every twenty minutes in Africa for their tusks. As it is usually the largest elephants which are hunted and killed, their genes are not being distributed down the chain. As a result, elephants with much smaller tusks are being born, or in some cases with non at all.
We also learned about the amazing conservation work the animal park is doing to prevent the extinction of rhinos in the wild. Howletts have released eight rhinos back into the wild and as a result, these creatures have repopulated, boosting the vast numbers which have been poached for their horns.
Howletts is responsible for 10% of the population of rhinos in Tanzania. After the talk they were free to explore the enclosures spotting many animals including: anteaters, tigers, lions, elephants and lemurs. They were treated to some highly entertaining displays from the gorillas. It seemed they were keen to get up to some 'monkey business' of their own during their session at the play park. Mrs Satish, Rob and I all agree that the children displayed exemplary manners during the trip and it was a pleasure to spend the day with them.
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I am not a big fan of Chinese-Western collaboration movies, but maybe INSEPARABLE turns out better than usual. A young man is going through a difficult time in his life, encountering problems at work as much as at home with his wife. All that changes when he meets a mysterious foreigner who has not just a little impact on Li's life. INSEPARABLE is directed by Dayyan Eng and stars the fabulous Kevin Spacey alongside Daniel Wu, Beibi Gong, Ni Yan, Peter Stormare, Kenneth Tsang and Mo Zhang.
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SMART Engineering offers a range of activities for product development, from concept creation to introduction of product in the market.
We offer:
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- 3D scanning results post-processing (audio cleanup, the cloud point conversion into three-dimensional model, comparison with CAD model, etc.);
- Laser test of the product geometric shape (determination of deviation from the project, measurements of complex objects, etc.);
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- Product visualization;
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- Development of design documentation;
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In our work we use equipment produced by the world's leading manufacturers of 3D printing and 3D-scanning - Surphaser, Artec and Creaform, as well as advanced software Rapidform along with professional CAD Applications. This allows us solving the tasks of any complexity at high level and in the shortest possible time.
The company is also conducting the industrial research, building inventory, deformation analysis and object transferring.
On the other hand, subsidiary enterprise "SMART Engineering" is performing injection works for different construction fastening.


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The 2017 tax bill is crushing Long Islanders. Our leaders failed to protect us when we needed them to. Lee Zeldin allowed Donald Trump to raise our taxes by altering the SALT deduction. It was an unacceptable dereliction of duty.
The new bill increases tax burdens for much of the American middle class while redistributing wealth upwards to the wealthiest earners and large corporations. Profits for the rich are soaring while every day Long Islanders are pushed further behind.
As your congressman, I will fight to shift the burden back towards those most able to afford it. Lee Zeldin has fought hand in hand with the president to rig the tax system – I won't accept it.
The specifics:
The SALT deduction must be restored in full.
The wealthiest earners must pay their fair share in income tax.
While preserving the lower corporate tax rates necessary to allow American businesses to complete globally, we must pass new laws to ensure corporations will share profits with workers and repatriate assets to the U.S.
We must eliminate special treatment for real estate investment vehicles and other entities that allow the wealthy to avoid paying their fair share.
We must finally eliminate the carried interest loophole, which gives hedge fund managers unfair tax treatment. Trump promised to do this but has failed to follow through.


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Neocrisis - Here is our interview about the Tamagotchi Mini (Series 2) which were released last month. Our questions were answered by Tara Badie, Bandai Marketing Director
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Book for more than 10 people, please contact us directly
Pickup info
Guests are picked up from their accommodations in Livingstone town and Victoria Falls area.
The company has eight Honda TRX 250 cc four-stroke quad bikes and two kids' bikes. These semi-automatic transmission vehicles were chosen for their low environmental impact, low decibel noise emissions and low lead fuel capability, which not only benefit the surroundings but also enhance the serenity of the riding experience.
Guests are picked up from their accommodations in Livingstone town and Victoria Falls area.
Guets are dropped off at thier accommodations
The trails start from Batoka Land. After the check-in formalities, one of the qualified guides will take guests on the training track before departure on the chosen route. The routes have all been designed to optimise the experience in the virgin African bush. No previous experience is required and the trials are conducted at a leisurely pace that suits all clients. The safety of clients and respect for the environment is the primary concern.
Cancellations made within 14 days of tour are charged 50% cancellation fee. Cancellations made less than 14 days from travel get no refund.
Children under 16 years are not allowed.
Longer trails are available on request.
Pets are not allowed.


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This office provides oversight, monitoring and technical assistance to states and local election jurisdictions for HAVA funds. Formula grants include Requirements Payments to help states meet the requirements of Title III in HAVA, and the 2018 HAVA Election Security Grants to support election system upgrades to strengthen election security.
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The U.S. Election Assistance Commission and Pennsylvania Department of State hosted an Election Data Summit at the Community College of Philadelphia from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. on Thursday, July 12, 2018.
Event information, presentations and agenda
Opening Remarks from Robert Torres, Acting Secretary, PA Dept. of State and Thomas Hicks, Chairman, U.S. Election Assistance Commission.
Panel I: This panel explored how voter registration data is used, collected, and shared. Panelists: Lori Augino, Mike Moser, Ericka Haas and Don Palmer
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The Linatron™ M product family represents the most popular X-ray linear accelerators available for the security and NDT markets. These accelerators are available in several versions that vary by output energy and shielding, as well as other customer-specific features.
The Linatron M9 is primarily used for fixed site security and NDT applications where size, weight, and shielding are less restrictive than in vehicles. The output is nominally 9 MeV, but the dual energy versions (M9A) are available with a second, switchable lower energy output.
For more information, download the Linatron M9 Datasheet.
If your business requires Linatron services as they relate to installation planning, commissioning and training, preventative maintenance inspection and operational excellence, feel free to contact a representative to determine the right service package for your Linatron. Email us and we will respond to your inquiry as soon as possible.
Linear Accelerator Accessories
Varex Imaging offers a wide range of accessories to meet most linear accelerator needs.
Collimators can be attached to Linatron systems along the primary beam path to shape the beam for specific applications. Fixed collimators are circular disks (usually tungsten) with openings that can be cut to the user's specifications. Variable collimators are also available when frequent changes of the beam shape are necessary.
- Fixed collimator (specify opening)
- Variable external collimator with remote control
- Variable external collimator with rotation
Communication Port Options
Linatron systems are self-contained and do not require communication to external devices for normal operation. However, an optional PC interface can be provided which allows a PC to replace the standard control console. The following communication options are available:
- Mod buss
- Ethernet
Exposure Meter
Radcal 2026 Single Sensor Exposure Meter
Flattening Filters
Flattening filters are circular disks that are a factory-installed option, custom designed based on unique customer requirements—often designed to improve flatness to about 85%. Since a flattening effect occurs by absorbing more dose at the center of the beam, the overall dose rate is typically reduced by about 50%.
Laser Direction Aids
- Standard laser
- Dual plane alignment laser
Motorized Tables
Varex can help select a motorized table per your requirements.
Shielding Options
Additional shielding provides greater reduction of leakage radiation, which is defined as radiation outside of a 60-degree cone along the central beam axis.
Spare Parts Kits
Spare parts kits are available for most Linatron systems. These allow system owners to have selected components on-hand that will decrease the repair time for a number of common consumable and limited-life items.
Spot Size
The M9, K9, and K15 are available with small spot size options. Please refer to specific datasheets for the specifications relating to standard spot sizes and the small spot size options.
Temperature Control Units
Varex Linatron systems typically require fluidic cooling with a water/antifreeze mixture at a constant 30 degrees C. Varex provides a number of temperature control units for this purpose.
Voltage Regulators
Varex voltage regulators are optional components used with Linatron systems when the facility power is under-regulated or operating at an incompatible voltage. When needed, these are custom configured for a specific Linatron operating at a specific location. Varex engineers are available to help ensure that the power at a particular site is appropriate for reliable Linatron operation.
The Power Line Conditioner consists of an all copper, multiple tapped, triple shield isolation transformer. The low output impedance of the transformer in conjunction with the electrostatic shields assures precision, hospital-grade performance with excellent noise and transient attenuation. Independently controlled inverse parallel electronic switches for each of the 7 taps per phase provide tight regulation over a wide input range. Linear devices are used for line synchronization to prevent phase shift errors normally associated with simple CT zero current crossing acquisition. The microprocessor control accurately selects the correct tap to maintain the output no greater than +2.5% of nominal with a typical AC input, correcting for voltage disturbances within one cycle. Digital processing technique provides fast and accurate regulation without output voltage over or undershoots.


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Winter, a season of fun, cold, caps, snow, snowman and Christmas. With so much to do who would not fall in love with this season. But are you ready for winters???
So winters are round the corner, in fact there is already a nip in the air. This is my favorite season as I get to sit in the sun, literally soak myself in the sun; wear colorful sweaters, jackets, coats, caps, mittens, leg warmers, scarves, mufflers and leggings and the list is just never ending.
I like to dress my daughter in layers. During the day as she is playing around the layers are less with a warm inner and sweat shirt, but as the sun bids adieu I make her wear a sweater or a jacket according to the cold and chill winds. Layering has a benefit as it helps the child to maintain the heat and prevent them from immediate change of temperature thus falling ill. Also, layering is not only limited to clothes but also has an importance in the softness of skin. Layering leads to a soft skin and this can be done by bathing with a moisturizing body wash, followed by a body oil and finally lotion all over the body. This prevents the skin from getting dry.
But with the winters setting in are you really ready for winters. Have you bought all the essential care for your children? Well if not then you still have time to make your winters warmer. Just a week back I was looking for winter essentials on Amazon for my little one. The online store has an amazing collection for winters. And I not only bought clothes, but also, cream, oils and other essentials for winters. Here is a list of some things I bought:
1. Johnson & Johnson Honey Apple Baby Wash – I was basically intrigued by the combination of honey and apple, and wanted to try it right away. The combination of honey apple has a nice fragrance with nourishing properties. It produces a nice creamy lather which cleans the soft skin of your child and also leaves it soft and moisturized.
2. Johnson's Baby Oil Gel with Shea & Cocoa Butter Oil Gel – I particularly bought this product because my daughter has a very dry skin. The gel contains cocoa butter well known for nourishing properties and Shea for its skin conditioning. This product promises to lock moisture up to ten times more.
3. Hats Scarf Girls Muffler and Earflap Caps – I added this to my cart because I loved the fact that it is a set of matching cap and scarf. In winters when we are covered from head to toe, a matching cap and scarf are very complimentary. Also, I loved the pink color.
4. Nauti Nati Girl's Dress – This was an obvious choice as my daughter is very fond of frocks. She keeps saying, "Mumma dress me up in a frock which goes round and round." So this dress is a full sleeves tunic with bright red stockings.
5. Mee Mee Girl's Sweater – The bright colors of the sweater made me pick this immediately. This is 100% wool along with fleece and thermal fabrics. The sweater is so bright and colorful that it can be worn for any occasion.
6. Cutecumber Girls Quilted Embellished Grey Full Sleeve Jacket – This jacket from Cutecumber stole my heart the minute I saw it. There are lots of designs and colors from the brand. It also has a touch of fur lining around the neck so that you child is warm and cozy.
7. Clarks Girl's Snuggle hug Boots – Last but not the least I included these awesome boots from Clark's. These again come in many colors and styles. This one is a casual wear made of leather and is fur lined to keep those tiny feet warm.
I spent almost an afternoon shopping for my little one and I feel I can buy some more winter essentials for her. With Amazon offering everything under one roof it makes my life easier and I am definitely going to shop for my little one from the comforts of my home while sipping coffee and basking in the sun. Amazon surely lives up to its logo as it has everything from A to Z and one shops with a smile.
This blog was originally written for myCity4kids.com


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In case you haven't noticed, it's summer, which means summer holidays, and everyone takes a break, even crime writers, so it's a quiet month for Crime Cymru, but there are still a few events, not to be missed if you can make it.
On 4th July, at 6pm, Matt Johnson will be at Waterstones in Swansea, talking about the experiences that led him from traumatic events as soldier and police officer, through PTSD to a career as a writer. Guaranteed to have you captivated. For more details, check Waterstones website
Cathy Ace will be over from Canada. On July 5th at 4pm, join her at the Worm's Head Hotel in Rhossili for Crime and a Cream Tea at the Gower Festival (full details)
On July 10th, 2pm, Cathy will be at Pembroke Dock Library, talking about her life and books. Everyone welcome.
And maybe catch the rest on us on the beach somewhere.
Full details of all events, check out our Events Calendar.


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