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and next year in the U.K., documents three sets of interviews between Abrams and Goodall. Through her stories, she has built a popular brand of environmentalism centered around hope-a word that has appeared in the titles of four of 21 books for adults Goodall has published since 1969.Ī fifth comes in The Book of Hope: A Survival Guide for Trying Times, co-authored with Douglas Abrams and Gail Hudson, a memoir cum manifesto on the centrality of hope to activism. And I do that through storytelling.”īefore the pandemic, Goodall traveled 300 days out of the year to speak to school assemblies, at conferences and on talk shows in an effort to instill some of her determination in others. “If I’m trying to change somebody who disagrees-I choose not to be holier-than-thou,” she says, perched on a well-loved armchair. These, rather than protest, became her campaign tools. In 2004, she became a Dame Commander of the British Empire.Īnd as she traversed the world, she added countless new stories to her repertoire: on history, animal behavior, human ingenuity and more. The JGI now has chapters in 24 countries, from the U.S. Through the Jane Goodall Institute, which she founded in 1977, she fundraised for habitat conservation projects, poverty-alleviation programs and animal sanctuaries. She leveraged her own life story-drawing on the powerful image of a lone woman living among the animals-to get people excited about environmentalism in an era when it was a fringe activity. Photograph by Nadav Kander for TIMEīuy a print of The Enduring Hope of Jane Goodall coverĪfter Goodall shifted from research to activism in the 1980s, her steady, non-confrontational approach allowed her to become one of the most prolific environmentalists in modern history. I just quietly went on doing what I knew was right.” Although she learned to couch her observations in more scientific language, her contention that chimps are intelligent social animals is now widely accepted and has paved the way for much tighter restrictions on their use in lab testing. at the University of Cambridge in the study of animal behavior, when professors criticized her for using human names and emotions to describe chimps, she says, “I didn’t confront them. When she finally did, she made the seismic discovery that they use tools, transforming our understanding of the relationship between humans and animals and catapulting her to global fame. In 1960, at 26, she sat for months in the forests of Tanzania, biding her time until chimpanzees accepted her presence and she could observe them up close. Goodall’s quiet determination has powered her through a lifetime of waiting for others to come around. She exudes the same stubbornness as the girl who clung to her bed in wartime, then leads the group upstairs, victorious. Speaking softly yet with conviction, she suggests the crew try her preferred location: her attic bedroom. Goodall, though, is still, arms crossed and eyebrows raised. The new occupants on this late September morning are a camera crew, moving between rooms in search of furniture to take to the garden for a photograph. Her grandmother bought the house in the 1930s, and it has the thick layer of bric-a-brac of a home occupied by the same family for many years. ![]() In the rest of the house, wooden shelves are crammed with books, figurines and photographs-souvenirs from Goodall’s life as the world’s best-known naturalist. The bomb shelter is still here, now home to a washing machine and a fridge. “They had to take me down with all my bedclothes.”Įight decades later, Goodall, now 87, is standing in the living room of the same house, an imposing redbrick Victorian building with cavernous ceilings, thick carpets and heavy armchairs. “I did not want to leave my bed,” she says. Her younger sister Judy would be up like a shot, bounding down the stairs to the bomb shelter. ![]() The sound warned that Nazi planes were flying over Bournemouth, the English seaside town where Goodall’s family had moved at the outbreak of the war. ![]() ![]() In the early years of World War II, when Jane Goodall was around 6 years old, she was often woken from her sleep by the blare of air-raid sirens. ![]() Neither goes directly to the Cluster(dashboard) Gauge. I have looked at the wiring diagrams, and both circuits go to the ECU. There are two circuits to the Coolant-temperature-Sensor. It has saved my B4 in the winter due to pulverizing 'road bergs' that lurk in the roadway.Ĭluster gauge is glorified OverTemp Lamp. I will eventually have one on the wagon, but probably won't bother with the wife's B4 since I'm not sure how long we'll have it. I would not worry about the Odin plate and temperatures. They all start immediately in any conditions and come up to temperature fine. We have no problem with any of the cars in the winter. ![]() She tries to drive it hard, but I purposefully keep it detuned because she's a maniac already and I can't imagine her with any additional power. The wife's B4 is stock but for the Sprint 205's, it gets 44-46 mpg. I noticed no difference in economy with or without it. It had the stock bellypan on it but I removed it to do some work and have not put it back on. I changed the thermostat due to having to purge and flush the coolant to switch it back to G12. I drive it easier than the sedan, but more spirited than most people probably would. The wagon has Wett chips and is stock, it gets 48-50 mpg. I did not notice a change when I went from the stock belly pan to the Odin plate. I do not drive it easy since it's so much fun. My sedan is modified somewhat, it gets 47-49 mpg. All temperatures are measured on a Scangauge. The wife's B4 has no belly pan and stock 87° thermostat, the operating temperature will vary from 185° to 195° and its running 'evil green' coolant. My B4V has the stock plastic belly pan and a 95° thermostat, the operating temperature will vary from 193° to 212° and it's running G12 now. My B4 has an Odin skid plate and a 90° thermostat, the operating temperature will vary from 183° to 198° depending on the load and it's running G12. 60/40 is the highest strength of coolant to water ratio before the additional coolant no longer helps either the boil point or the freeze point. If you add extra G12 to the coolant to bring the glycol/water mix to 60% glycol, then the maximum boil temperature will be raised from the 50/50 level.Īccording to AutoZone, Canadian VWs were filled with 60/40 coolant so the block wont freeze in the winter. So IF you plan on hauling a roof-rack full of stuff, 4 passeners,and perhaps a 1500# trailer over some of the steeper roads (7-10% grades), then make sure you have extra coolant and water along. The Dashboard Temperature Gauge is a glorified yes / no lamp) Once the Cooling Fans hav reached their maximum velocity, and the cooling power of the radiator reaches its maximum, the coolant Temperature gauge would be increasing (however I have found by experiment, Its not a one-to-one relationship). The temperature will stay relatively constant as long as the cooling system is functioning properly. This is around 35-40% of the energy that is in the fuel, 60-65% gets converted to heat. The energy of the burning fuel (Chemical) converts to mechanical energy. If the Ambient temperature is really cold, then the coolant Thermostat will not even open! ( its rare but possible). The Thing to be aware of, is that the Jetta / Golf / Passat will adjust the Fan speed to increase cooling if it gets too hot, or will shut them off if it gets to cool. So, the Operating Temp is best at 195F/90C just as the Temp Gauge Shows at the Middle by the Dashboard. ![]() There is only 1 or 2 notes different between them which adds the slightly different flavour. ![]() I like to look at the different minor scales simply as a different ‘flavour’ or ‘colour’ of the same minor key. Regarding your question with natural/melodic/harmonic minor, you should check out this course: Conversely, when we play the B section of the tune, it has a much darker and sadder vibe. If we play the A section of the tune, it predominantly has a ‘happy and cheerful vibe’ which is characteristic of major keys. We know that the tune has modulated because the bridge heavily features D minor, and also G-7 which is the iv chord of D minor, and so the tonality is predominantly minor in the bridge. It’s fairly common for jazz standards to modulate to the relative minor in the bridge/B section. In this case F Major.Īnother thing to note is that tunes often modulate, and in the case of Georgia, there is a modulation in the bridge to the key of D Minor, which is the relative minor. When a tune starts and ends on the same chord, it’s usually a very solid indication that the chord is written in that key. This is where the song resolves, and as we see in Georgia, the tune finishes on Fmaj7 and so the song is written in the key of F. This is why I said the best way to identify the key of the song, is to look at the last chord. It’s worth noting that tunes can start on other scale degrees, for example, it’s also fairly common for tunes to start on the ii-7 chord of the key. In many cases, jazz standards start on the 1 chord, in this case Fmaj7, which gives us an indication that the tune is in the key of F. The easiest way to tell what key a tune is in, is to look at the first chord and even better the last chord. Yes you are correct that the relative major and minor share the same key signature. I will get back to you shortly with an update from the developer and hopefully he can improve the on-screen buttons. I have asked him to check over on iPad.Īnother option is to connect a keyboard to your iPad either via the cable or via bluetooth and then you can press the I and O buttons on the keyboard. I know that the developer recently made some additions with the I and O controls. Thanks for letting me know about the video player. But leave it with me and I will create some voicing charts that can be used for reference. With this course I try to show the many options that we have for voicing the chords so that we are not reliant on a transcription. The problem with transcriptions is that the temptation is there to simply read the notes like a piece of classical music. One does already exist on this more advanced lesson for Georgia – – look in the downloads section. ![]() Yes I can certainly create a transcription for you if it would be helpful. Check out the our beginner course Bluesy Stride Piano For Beginners for a step-by-step series of lessons where we arrange the entire tune. This lesson provides an introduction to reading lead sheets using the tune “Georgia”. ![]() Having an understanding of F major diatonic harmony is very useful when arranging Georgia and other tunes written in F major. The notation can be found in the Downloads section below. Georgia is written in the key of F Major and so we quick recap of the diatonic 7th chords and the common chord progressions in the key of F such as the 251 and the 36251 progressions. The 3rd and 7th can be played in either hand, often this role will be shared between both hands to achieve an even spread of notes on the piano and balanced sound in our voicings. To construct a spread voicing, we take the notes of the any 7th chord, we play the root note of the chord in our left hand in the lower registers of the piano, we play the melody with our right hand, and we ‘voice’ the 3rd and 7th of the chord in between. The most basic technique to arrange a lead sheets is to use spread voicings. In this lesson we will learn how to arrange the A Section of the tune using spread voicings. Welcome to this beginner jazz piano tutorial on the tune “Georgia On My Mind”. ![]() In the second half of The Arnold Blueprint to Mass, you will focus more on low reps but more sets. ![]() We will cover the different splits of the workout routine later on in this article. This program WILL vigorously work every muscle group in your body over the week. In the first half of the blueprint, you will do lots of exercises that go in rep ranges of 12, 10, 8, 6. ![]() It's all about Arnold's Blueprint to Mass /hBvcQoA0nA- Jorden March 12, 2016 I still remember how fatigued I was, telling my best friend Ian at school that I just wanted to sleep!!Īrnold’s Blueprint to Mass is separated into three days, chest/back, arms, and legs, then you get one rest day every nah fam. As I mentioned earlier, the number of exercises and toughness of these exercises will leave you grueling in the gym and tired when you wake up. What is The Arnold Blueprint to Mass Like?įor starters, very tough. It’s a big guide! As long as you read it and apply it to the gym, you will see your muscles grow and become huge. This includes diet, supplements, sleep, how to do the movements so you’re activating the muscles correctly, etc. The Arnold Blueprint to Mass has multiple guides informing you about what to do every single day. Next week I'll be starting a new supplement regimen, and starting #arnold_schwarzenegger 's Blueprint to mass /EtAvValAhC- Brent Kuhn October 21, 2015Īrnold’s Blueprint to Mass isn’t just a simple exercise list. This design element emphasizes the iconic adidas branding and adds an extra layer of style to the sneakers. In contrast to the white Samba, the black version features white three stripes, creating a bold and striking visual contrast. The clean slate of white provides endless opportunities for self-expression through fashion.īlack adidas Samba exudes an air of sophistication and urban chic. When you wear white Sambas, you not only project a timeless style but also convey a sense of freshness and versatility. White symbolizes purity, simplicity, and elegance. The contrast between the formal attire and the athletic sneakers can make a strong fashion statement. Wear them with tailored trousers and a button-down shirt for a smart-casual look with a sporty twist. Surprisingly, the white Samba can also be dressed up. Combine your white Sambas with track pants and a sporty hoodie for an athleisure look that’s both comfortable and stylish. The Samba’s athletic heritage makes it ideal for sporty outfits. This ensemble is perfect for a casual day out or even a laid-back evening. For a classic look, team them with a pair of dark jeans and a simple white tee. The white Samba’s clean and minimalist design allows it to pair effortlessly with a wide range of outfits. ![]() This not only adds a retro touch but also provides excellent grip on various surfaces, making it a practical choice for both sports and casual wear. This high-quality material not only looks sharp but is also durable, ensuring your sneakers maintain their fresh look for a long time.Īnother characteristic feature of the white Samba is its gum rubber outsole. ![]() ![]() The white Samba is known for its full-grain leather upper. They not only serve an aesthetic purpose but also provide additional support to the shoe. These stripes, which also represent the adidas logo, create a striking contrast against the white leather upper. One of the most recognizable design elements of the white Samba is the three black stripes on the sides. Its clean, crisp look makes it a go-to choice for those seeking a timeless, all-purpose sneaker. The white adidas Samba is synonymous with simplicity and versatility. This means the number of cents in a Hz increases exponentially.Ī common way to explain a logarithm is by folding paper. However, the frequency of the notes changes logarithmically because the frequency doubles whenever we play a note in the next highest octave. The 12 semitones that make up the individual notes of an octave (C, C#, D, D#, E, F, F#, G, G#, A, A#, B) that lie between 262Hz (middle C or C4) and 524Hz (C5) are divided into 12 equal pitches, known as 12 tone equal temperament. Wondering what C5 and C6 mean? The number represents the octave the note resides within. This means the increase in frequency as a note increases in pitch is not linear, but exponential. C in the next highest octave (C5) is approximately double the frequency at 523.25Hz and in the next highest (C6) 1046.50hz. Notes relate to frequency, but, when we double the frequency of a note the human ear recognizes it as the same note, it’s just an octave higher.įor example, middle C is 262Hz. But if you are wondering how many cents there are to a Hz, it’s not that simple. When measuring smaller increments of pitch we refer to Cents. While there have been different standards since the concept was first introduced in the early 19th century, 440kHz is accepted universally. ![]() When an instrument is tuned to concert pitch the A above middle C is 440Hz. Guitar StringĬoncert pitch (AKA standard pitch) is a method of standardizing pitch, used across the world. ![]() For frequencies exceeding 1000 Hz, we can use the unit Kilohertz (kHz). This means 262 sound waves are completed per second when middle C is played.īelow are the frequencies of the open strings of a guitar when tuned to concert pitch. Middle C on a keyboard has a frequency of 262Hz. The frequency of a note is measured in Hertz (Hz), the number of completed sound waves per second that occurs when a note is played. These vibrations create compression waves (aka sound waves) that travel through the air creating areas of high pressure known as compressions (the air particles are compressed) and rarefactions (the air particles are spread apart). ![]() To start with, all sound is a series of vibrations. ![]() To understand how guitar tuners work, first, we need to understand how pitch is measured, and also a little about how sound is created. How Pitch Is MeasuredĪ reliable guitar tuner is a must-have accessory, and while they appear simple, how they detect pitch and indicate whether a string is sharp or flat is a sophisticated process. While the information above is a good summary, there’s a lot more to learn about guitar tuners, including how they work, the different types available, and which are the most reliable. This is displayed visually in comparison to the nearest relative note of the chromatic scale (chromatic tuners) or standard tuning (non-chromatic tuners). Sound waves change over time, so tuners process a series of sound waves and calculate an average. The signal is amplified and converted to digital. Guitar tuners detect a signal through a sensor, microphone, or instrument cable. Ever wondered how your guitar tuner works? Or why some tuners are more accurate than others? Well, stay tuned! We’re about to delve into the world of guitar tuners and explain how they work, and how pitch is measured. She doesn't like being confrontational for any reason. ![]() She is kind, always thinking of others more than for herself, caring for their feelings and well-being. Personality Īs a child, Hinata was soft-spoken and polite, always addressing people with proper honourifics. In the anime, Hinata's growing affections for Naruto were noticed by the Hyūga's elders, who warned her to stay away from him. Hinata was inspired by this and started emulating Naruto, adopting his refusal to never give up as a means of earning her father's approval. Despite this, Naruto never lost faith in himself or his dream to become the Hokage. Hinata started watching Naruto from that point onwards, and by doing so saw Naruto's desire to gain attention and his struggle to exceed the extremely low expectations others had for him. When he regained consciousness, Hinata thanked him for helping her and returned his scarf to him, but he let her keep it. Naruto, despite not knowing her, immediately came to her defence, but he was outnumbered and knocked unconscious, and the bullies damaged the red scarf he was wearing. On the day of her enrolment in Konoha's Academy, Hinata was picked on by three bullies because of her unusual eyes. Hinata was then disinherited and turned over to the care of Kurenai Yūhi. Because Hinata was unwilling to harm Hanabi - a hesitation Hanabi did not share - she was defeated, disappointing her father. In the anime, Hinata and Hanabi were pitted against each other to determine who would one day lead the Hyūga. When Hinata's younger sister Hanabi started displaying superior talent, Hiashi began to reconsider Hinata's selection as heiress. But even at a young age, her father came to believe that Hinata was not suited for the role of heiress, as she struggled under his gruesome training regime, on top of him also believing that her timid personality prevented her from truly excelling. īecause Hiashi was the head of the Hyūga clan, Hinata was raised to be its heiress and her family expected great things from her. Hiashi killed him and saved Hinata, setting in motion the events that would become known as the " Hyūga Affair". When she was still a child, Hinata was almost kidnapped by the-then Head Ninja of Kumogakure, who was visiting Konoha under the guise of signing a peace treaty between their two villages. Hinata is the oldest daughter of Hiashi Hyūga. Hinata and Hanabi fight for the heiress position.
We will cover both approaches here, but will focus more on object-oriented approach, since this is consistent with the rest of Python, and is the approach recommended by most people, including Matplotlib’s official documentation. For example, pandas DataFrames are objects - they contain data, but they also have a set of methods that can operate on the data (e.g., df.plot(), df.merge()). In contrast, object-oriented programming is based around objects, which can have both data and methods in them. Procedural programming is based around variables, data structures, and procedures - ways of operating on variables and data structures. However, the two approaches are fundamentally different, and thus attempts to use snippets of code that you see in some examples may create errors, if you attempt to combine Matplotlib’s functional and object-oriented approaches to generate a single figure. you may see two rather different ways of doing the same thing, often with what may appear to be only subtle differences in the code. This means that when you encounter examples using Matplotlib “in the wild” - be that other people’s code, tutorials, blog posts, etc. Subsequently however, an object-oriented approach was implemented as well. Thus in pursuing its initial goal of emulating Matlab’s plotting functions, Matplotlib implemented a functional approach to generating plots. Python is an object-oriented language, however Matlab is a functional language. These have been mentioned earlier, in the context of comparing programming languages: procedural and object-oriented. One of the most confusing things about learning Matplotlib is that it supports two fundamentally different ways of approaching plotting. object-oriented uses of MatplotlibĪppropriately choose between and use these approaches Understand the difference between procedural and object-oriented programming ![]() ![]() Why do these various plot commands I copied from a Stack Overflow post not work? Why are there two different ways of generating plots with Matplotlib? What is the difference between plt.plot() and ax.plot()? Procedural versus Object-Oriented Plotting in Matplotlib # Reading and Visualizing Structural MRI Data. ![]()
![]() So, how do you find that out? Let us tell you!Īs we already discussed, the Walmart Foundation focuses their giving on the following priority areas:īy using Instrumentl’s funding by NTEE Code tool, you can take a deeper dive into exactly how the Foundation allocates grant funds to subtopics that fall under each priority area.Īs you can see, the Foundation’s giving is split very unequally between their priority areas and the subtopics within them, which provides you with important information about whether your program aligns with the Foundation's giving trends. ![]() But it doesn’t tell you anything about whether or not the Foundation might support your project. The fact that the Walmart Foundation donated more than $125 million in grant funds is impressive-and might sound promising. However, we can see that in 2020, the Foundation awarded In $125,251,281 in grant funds. As shown, the Walmart Foundation only has 990 data for the year 2020, which makes it hard to compare giving trends year over year. Instrumentl pulls the Foundation’s key giving statistics from their 990 forms and displays them in easy-to-read bar graphs. Let’s take a look at the Walmart Foundation’s giving trends past giving is a great indicator of future giving. Here are 3 key things that Instrumentl’s 990 tool can show you to help you determine if your nonprofit and programs are a good match for the Walmart Foundation’s funding priorities. But don’t worry! Instrumentl analyzes the data in the 990 forms and breaks it down into digestible pieces that you can review and understand. Reviewing a foundation’s 990 can be overwhelming-there is a lot of information, and it can be difficult to sift through what is relevant and meaningful. You can discover whether your nonprofit is a good fit for a Walmart Foundation grant opportunity by reviewing some key data in their 990. For that reason, the Northwest Arkansas Giving Program awards funds to eligible nonprofit organizations that operate within the region and whose work directly relates to specific focus areas. Northwest Arkansas Grant: Arkansas has been home to Walmart since 1962 when Sam Walton opened his first store there.A variety of organizations receive funding each year, including animal shelters, organizations serving the elderly, and community clean-up projects. These grants are designed to address the unique needs of the communities in which Walmart operates. Local Community Support: Walmart’s US stores and clubs award local cash grants ranging from $250 to $5,000.The Walmart Foundation accepts open applications for 2 programs: To be eligible for funds, programs must support underserved populations and food-insecure households. The company focuses on funding organizations that have the capacity to administer sub-grants and build network capacity to scale proven strategies and test innovative approaches. Healthier Food for All: strives to improve access and availability to healthy food and nutrition education programs.Retail opportunity: The Foundation is focused on supporting research on best practices to build mobility in the retail sector, investing in innovative approaches to training, and engaging and collaborating with other employers to help improve the ecosystem.The Walmart Foundation accepts unsolicited letters of inquiry for several programs, including: If not, don’t stress! We will help you identify a list of similar funders that may better fit your nonprofit’s needs. If you’re a good fit, we will give you two solid action steps to take before you submit a request. At the end of the article, you will have a funder score that will reflect your fit to the Walmart Foundation. Before you do that, let us walk you through the Walmart Foundation’s mission and their past giving trends so we can help you determine whether you should apply for a Walmart Foundation grant.Īs you progress through this article, you will be asked to score yourself and your organization based on defined scoring criteria. The Walmart Foundation is a big name in philanthropy, and it’s quite possible that you have considered applying for one of their funding opportunities. While there’s no shortage of funding opportunities out there, it can still be challenging to narrow down which ones are a good fit for you. As a nonprofit fundraiser, you are likely constantly on the hunt for new funding opportunities that align with your organization and programs. |