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Gleźno [] () es un pueblo ubicado en el distrito administrativo de Gmina Choszczno, dentro del Condado de Choszczno, Voivodato de Pomerania Occidental, en el norte de Polonia occidental. Se encuentra aproximadamente a 6 kilómetros al suroeste de Choszczno  (Arnswalde) y a 59 kilómetros al sureste de la capital regional Szczecin (Stettin).

Antes de 1945, el área fue parte de Alemania. Para la historia de la región, véase Historia de Pomerania.

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Parken Engineering Equipment offers different types of drilling machines. 27S-B7 type of drilling machine is available in several combinations including total capacity of about 13 millimetres and 22 millimetres. Other features of this drilling machine include round rotary tilting table in conjunction with rack as well as pinion lift, Morse Taper spindles and available either in bench or floor models. B6 model of drilling machine from Parken Engineering Equipment consists of various characteristics that include heavy construction, solid steel column, rotary table and supplied in floor as well as bench models. 226-B8 drilling machine comprises of total capacity ranging to about 32 millimetres in conjunction with features that include solid steel column, cast iron cone pulleys, spindle and electric motor.
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Crumbing machines from Parken Engineering Equipment has the capability to convert scrap polyurethanes into useful crumbs. This machine has a total capacity ranging to about 230 kilograms per hour.


Last Thursday night Stuart and I went to see Caryl Chruchill's play Top Girls at the Lyttelton Theatre on London's glitzy South Bank.
The play may be regarded as a classic of political and feminist theatre, but it seemed many people couldn't wait to leave. There are great plays about high-powered individualism and the cost of female success in a man's world, but this it appears isn't one of them.
The burb says, "Now hiring: top girls wanted for prestige positions. Must be self-motivated go-getters with an appetite for success. No timewasters."
We had high hopes. Top cast. Top theatre. Top director. But.... meh.
Written and set in 1982 the play is long. Very long. And often has that annoying feature of characters interrupting each other or talking over each other so you can't follow what they are saying.
The first act was an imaginary supper party held by Marlene. Marlene is the first woman to head the Top Girls employment agency. But she has no plans to stop there. With Maggie in at Number 10 and a spirit of optimism consuming the country, Marlene knows that the future belongs to women like her.
Her dinner party guests are Isabella Bird, Pope Joan, Lady Nijo, Dull Gret, and Patient Griselda who all relate their own life story accounts as a way of externalizing Marlene's thoughts and anxieties over her own choices that she has made in her life and the choices that she could have made instead. e.g. was it the right choice to give up her child for being successful. It was a very, very long dinner party. A bit like an extended version of Loose Women meets Horrible Histories.
And then the action shifts to Marlene's sister's house where we get to meet her niece Angie. Angie is stupid and annoying and before long travels to London to Marlene's employment agency. She wants a job. But then we jump back to Marlene's sister's house in the past. The time line is non-linear so we often see past and the present memories.
In this past the two sisters are arguing over Angie and over the different paths their own lives have taken. They both made their own choices. Finally things reach a head as the quarrel becomes fiercely political. The end.
Stuart left at half time. As did much of the audience.
Well acted, well staged but the play seemed just too lame compared to today's political debate.


A few weeks ago I got a call from the agent of four television stars seeking some assistance from a conflict management expert. As the agent and I chatted, I learned that all four stars are anticipating the upcoming Christmas season, with its family gatherings, fast pace and occasional stress.
All four have reputations—in the public eye as well as in their families—as hotheads, and they really want to get a grip on their hot buttons and have a joyful holiday with those they love. The rep asked if I'd fly north to spend some time with the four of them and see if I could be of assistance.
In our first hours together, it became clear to me that each of the four felt the source of much of their frustration came from other people who "pressed their buttons." Each felt strongly that if they could just learn how to control others people's behavior, they'd be better able to manage their own difficult conversations. Uh oh, I thought.
Given one of the star's significant size and well-known displays of aggression, I was, frankly, a little nervous about what I wanted to share with them. Cautiously, I proceeded.
We talked at length about our hot buttons and the mistaken notion that others press our buttons. In reality, we essentially press our own. Our hot buttons are associated with our identities and how we see ourselves (and want to be seen) in the world. So, we get triggered in conflict when we perceive a threat to an important part of our identity. The key word here is perceived—the threat may not be, and in many instances isn't, a real threat. We read more into what we're seeing and hearing because of our individual triggers. And since we don't all have the same triggers, we're sometimes mystified why something that wouldn't bother us is making someone else pretty darn hot under the collar.
There are four well-known conflict triggers and many of us have one or two of them as bigger triggers than the others. As we talked, I realized that each of the four stars had one of the "Big Four" triggers.
The only female in the group of four was the first to connect her conflict behavior with her particular hot button. Lucy, a child star who rocketed to greater fame in a 1965 Christmas show, realized she has a major Competence Trigger. "I'm always telling everyone else what to do," she mused, "I really did it a lot to Charlie Brown, but Snoopy never let me get away with it." Whenever she interpreted someone's comment as a slight to her intelligence or ability, she resorted to meanness or advice giving.
There was a short, thoughtful silence, and then Professor Hinkle spoke. Removing his black top hat, he stared at it in wonder. "I can see my Worthiness Trigger pretty clearly, now that I know to look for it," he said. He went on that he'd never been a very good magician and the kids laughed at him a lot. "They didn't think I was worthy of their respect and it really ate at me. But instead of being aware that's what was bothering me, I took my frustration out on poor Frosty." It was clear he felt terrible about it now.
As he finished his sentence, we could hear music in the distance, down in the next valley. It was the joyful sound of joined hands and song in Whoville. We all stood up, joined hands, and sang along.


BATON ROUGE- LSU is celebrating the World Series championship for former Tigers and current Houston Astros Alex Bregman and Will Harris by displaying a "Streauxs Win" billboard in Houston.
The billboard is on display at Highway 225 East & Shaver in the East Houston/Pasadena area. It is provided by Outfront Media.
Bregman finished the 2017 regular season with a .284 average, 19 home runs, 71 RBIs, 88 runs scored and 17 stolen bases. He collected four homers, 10 RBI and 11 runs in the Astros' 18 postseason games, including one double, two homers, five RBI, six runs and one stolen base in the World Series.
Harris made 46 appearances during the 2017 regular season, posting a 3-2 mark and a 2.98 ERA in 45.1 innings with 52 strikeouts and two saves. He made six relief appearances during the postseason, recording three strikeouts in four innings of work.


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Nassau ist eine Gemarkung in Meißen im Landkreis Meißen, Sachsen.

Geographie
Nassau liegt in der gleichnamigen Landschaft, die sich zwischen Meißen und Weinböhla erstreckt. Es gehört zum rechtselbischen, nordöstlichen Meißner Stadtgebiet. Benachbarte Stadtteile in Meißen sind Bohnitzsch im Westen und Zaschendorf im Süden. Östlich benachbart ist Niederau, nördlich der Niederauer Ortsteil Gröbern.

Zentrum der Gemarkung ist die im Volksmund sogenannte Milchinsel, in früherer Zeit ein großer Gutshof. Nassau liegt auf einer Höhe von  im äußersten Nordwesten des Elbtalkessels. Die Elbe fließt drei Kilometer weiter südlich auf der anderen Seite des Spaargebirges. An den ÖPNV ist Nassau durch die Buslinien C, 408 und 421 der Verkehrsgesellschaft Meißen angebunden. Wichtigste Straße ist die Niederauer Straße, die Meißen mit Niederau verbindet. Im Südwesten von Nassau liegt das Plattenbaugebiet am Albert-Mücke-Ring.

Geschichte
Eine Urkunde von 1255 erwähnt einen "Hug de Nassowe" (Hugo von Nassau). Dies ist die älteste bekannte Nennung von "Nassau" und Grund zur Annahme, dass sich zu dieser Zeit ein Herrensitz im Ort befand. Elf Jahre später findet sich ein "Tammo de Nazowe" in den Annalen. Vom 15. bis 17. Jahrhundert sind weitere Erwähnungen belegt, darunter "Nassow", "Nassaw", "Nassa", "Naße" und "Nossa". "Naßa, eine also genannte Flur bey Weinböhle, so meist in Wiesen besteht", ist für 1791 verbürgt. Im Jahr 1875 sind gleichermaßen "Nassau" und "Milchinsel" in Gebrauch. Der Ortsname ist deutschen Ursprungs und selbsterklärend. Er bedeutet schlicht "Siedlung in der wasserreichen, nassen Aue".

In Nassau befand sich in früherer Zeit eine Wasserburg, auf der einer Sage zufolge ein Raubritter aus dem Hause Karras saß. Im Jahr 1513 wurde ein Allodium in Nassau erwähnt, 1516 und 1621 dann ein Vorwerk des Schlosses Proschwitz. Die Grundherrschaft übte jedoch zunächst das Kloster Altzella aus, 1791 war Nassau amtsunmittelbar. Die Verwaltung des überwiegend von einer Wiesenflur umgebenen Ortes oblag in jenem Jahr dem Erbamt Meißen; er kam danach zur Amtshauptmannschaft Meißen, aus der der gleichnamige Landkreis hervorging. Der zu kleine Ort Nassau – 1406 lebten vier Gärtner im Ort, 1875 gab es lediglich noch vier Einwohner – war nie als Landgemeinde eigenständig. Die Gutsblockflur umfasste 1839 etwa 82 Hektar, 1875 gehörte das Vorwerk zu Bohnitzsch. Als dessen Ortsteil wurde es am 1. April 1914 nach Meißen eingemeindet.

Nach der Bodenreform in der Sowjetischen Besatzungszone übergaben die neuen Machthaber das ehemalige Vorwerk an eine Neubauernfamilie. Zu einem erneuten Besitzerwechsel kam es 1970. Das Wohnhaus wurde unmittelbar nach der Wende restauriert, die ruinösen Stallungen abgebrochen. An ihrer Stelle erfolgte 1990/91 der Neubau eines Hotels. Zuvor war am nahen Albert-Mücke-Ring zwischen 1976 und 1987 in zwei Etappen ein Neubaugebiet errichtet worden.

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A new course is available at Weik University on building massive shoulders. Those interested in sitting through an easy course, no need to look any further because class has just begun. Everyone is guaranteed an "A" for the course as long as you sit through the course and pay attention (you can take notes if you wish). From there, all you have to do is take what you learned from the course and utilize it in the gym for massive shoulder gains.
Let's start off by explaining the anatomy of the shoulder. It's not very complicated and not much to it. Once you understand how the shoulder works, you will find it easier to visualize your shoulder workouts.
The shoulder is the most movable joint in the body but is very unstable. The shoulder itself is a ball and socket joint. The ball of the shoulder is the head of the humerus. The socket portion of the shoulder is called the glenoid (where arthritis in the shoulder forms). On top of the ball and socket is a process called the acromion (where bone spurs can form). Next to the acromion is the acromioclavicular joint, also called the AC Joint (this is a common place for shoulder separtations). This ball and socket joint allows for the most range of motion out of all the joints in the body.
The roundness that you see at your shoulder is actually made up of 3 separate muscles or "heads". These heads are the anterior, middle, and posterior deltoids. The deltoid is a pinnate muscle, which is where the muscle with fascicles attaches obliquely to its tendon. This allows better force production and stabilization but you lose flexibility.
The anterior deltoid originates on the clavicle and inserts onto the deltoid tuberosity of the humerous. The main job of the anterior deltoid is shoulder abduction when the shoulder is externally rotated, but it also assists with transverse flexion but it is not a stong movement for this part of the deltoid.
The middle deltoid originates on the acromion and inserts onto the deltoid tuberosity of the humerous. The purpose of the middle deltoid is shoulder abduction when the shoulder is internally rotated and also assists in shoulder transverse abduction.
The posterior deltoid originates on the spine of the scapula and inserts onto the deltoid tuberosity of the humerous. The posterior deltoid aids in shoulder extension, external rotation, transverse abduction and also transverse extension.
When it comes down to it you want to focus on the mind-muscle connection. You should really feel each rep and feel the muscle working. If you don't feel an exercise in your shoulders, then you are probably doing it wrong or are using a weight that you can't handle and are using more than just your shoulders.


Lead by Example is the "Golden Rule" of leadership. Over the past 28 years I've asked countless numbers of leaders to participate in a communication exercise where the individual stands in front of the group and shares his or her leadership philosophy in two minutes or less. Participants must come up with a title for their philosophy, give a brief statement that further explains their tenet, and then tell a story about someone who taught them a lesson that illuminates their philosophy.
Hands down, Lead by Example is the philosophy that most participants choose as their own approach to leadership.
All of the students who selected Lead by Example as their philosophy readily came up with stories about people who influenced them. Some of the influences were good influences – people who demonstrated dedication, hard work, people skills, caring, etc. But, some of the influences were negative examples of work ethic, communication skills, empathy or commitment. Either way, the individual learned how they wanted to be – or not be – as a leader. How do you want to be remembered by those you impact as a leader?
For this reason, Lead by Example is Rich's Rule # 1.


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How Soccer Explains the World: An Unlikely Theory of Globalization
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Soccer is much more than a game, or even a way of life. It's a perfect window into the crosscurrents of today's world, with all its joys and sorrows. In this remarkably insightful, wide-ranging work of reportage, Franklin Foer takes us on a surprising tour through the world of soccer, shining a spotlight on the clash of civilizations, the international economy, and just about everything in between. How Soccer Explains the World is an utterly original book that makes sense of our troubled times.
How Soccer Explains the World: An Unlikely Theory of Globalization quantity
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So far, all we know about the potential minimum and maximum security West Dapto prison is that it will be located somewhere on a giant slab of Kembla Grange land.
With an eight kilometre perimeter and a land size about 40 hectares greater than what will soon be Australia's largest prison, being built at Grafton, this has flummoxed many in the Wollongong community.
A Mercury analysis of the site – which comprises five separate landholdings – may help to reveal more about the shape of the jail.
Despite scarce information, the most likely location for the bulk of the prison infrastructure could be on the north-eastern portion of a 48 hectare site along West Dapto Road. Owned by BlueScope and farthest from current and future West Dapto homes, this land is mostly zoned for heavy industry.
This matches statements made by Kiama MP Gareth Ward, who said it would be "nowhere near residences, it's part of an industrial area".
The prison infrastructure may also cross into a site at 261 West Dapto Road, also owned by BlueScope, which includes a large tract of light industrial land edged by environmental zones.
West of West Dapto Road – which has been earmarked for a $13.3 million council upgrade in the next three years to make it a major northern entry into the housing development area – lies the largest allotment: 84 Sheaffes Road, again owned by BlueScope. This 89 hectare site comprises conservation and environmental land, which surrounds a patch of industrial area and neighbours an area of low density residential land.
It is unclear how the prison would affect access to the road, and to what extent it would continue west towards the housing estates under construction at Paynes Road.
However, if it was to look anything like the Grafton facility, high security sections to lock away prisoners could be separated by parkland, sports yards and rows of trees.
The other two smaller lots included in the Corrective Services map of the potential prison site are part of Kembla Grange Golf Course, owned by Dapto Leagues Club, and a cemetery owned by the Catholic church.


The Wireless Broadband Alliance (WBA) has published a white paper on IoT device interoperability and roaming.
The paper, IoT Interoperability: Dynamic Roaming, investigates how – with between 20 and 30 billion connected devices coming online by 2020, by different estimates – there is an urgent need for interoperability to allow IoT devices to roam across networks.
The white paper addresses the ways in which devices could roam at scale without intervention. It focuses on the steps necessary for IoT devices to connect to different networks, successfully authenticate themselves, and enable functions such as accounting and billing, while also considering the potential security and scalability concerns.
The aim of the paper is to "provide a framework for IoT roaming, demonstrating the value and opportunities to enhance the functionality for existing technologies with the use of the WBA's Wireless Roaming Intermediary eXchange (WRIX) specification", says the organisation.
It outlines how WRIX – the use of modular specifications to facilitate roaming between operators – could be used across the IoT market to help establish best practices and standards for developing each device's roaming specifications.
"Using the WRIX specification as a guideline for roaming, organisations can prepare their networks to facilitate simple, seamless, and secure IoT connectivity for their users," says the WBA.
Adding RADSEC capabilities to the WRIX framework to enhance the security of IoT applications, while enabling automatic security and authentication in new deployment scenarios.
Expanding the current WRIX definitions and specifications to include LoRa Alliance and MulteFire Alliance roaming support, to allow the support of other IoT use cases.
"Cross-network device roaming is becoming increasingly important to fulfil the vast scalability requirements of the IoT," said Tiago Rodrigues, general manager of the WBA. "Yet deploying IoT roaming services is no easy feat, and the process will take several years.