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Cooudynd History, Family Crest & Coats of Arms
The name Cooudynd is from the ancient Anglo-Saxon culture of the Britain and comes from Cuthbert in the patronymic form where it was used as son of Cutt. [1] Alternatively, the name could have denoted "the son, or family, of Cutha (famous)." [2]
Early Origins of the Cooudynd family
The surname Cooudynd was first found in Norfolk where Herlewin and WIllian Cutting were listed in 1221. Later, Richard Cutting was listed in the Feet of Fines for Essex in 1235. [1]
"The Cuttings are at present at home in Ipswich and its neighbourhood. Edward Cuttinge held land in Haughley, Stowmarket, in the reign of Edward IV." [3]
The Cowden variant came from Cowden, a small village and civil parish in the Sevenoaks District of Kent. Great Cowden dates back to the Domesday Book of 1086 when it was first listed as Coledun [4] and literally meant "hill where charcoal is made," from the Old English "col" + "dun." [5]
Alternatively, the family could have originated in Scotland at "Cowden in the parish of Dalkeith, Midlothian. There is also a Cowden near Dollar but Cowden near Dalkeith is more probable source of the name." [6]
Early History of the Cooudynd family
This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Cooudynd research. Another 145 words (10 lines of text) covering the years 1595, 1634, 1685, 1689, 1550, 1595 and 1599 are included under the topic Early Cooudynd History in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Cooudynd Spelling Variations
The first dictionaries that appeared in the last few hundred years did much to standardize the English language. Before that time, spelling variations in names were a common occurrence. The language was changing, incorporating pieces of other languages, and the spelling of names changed with it. Cooudynd has been spelled many different ways, including Cutting, Cudden, Cudding, Cuttin, Cutten, Cuttan, Cuddan, Cuddin, Cuddon, Cuding, Cuting, Cuden, Cutin, Cutine, Cudan, Cudane, Coudan, Couding, Coutting, Coutten, Couttan, Couttin, Cutton and many more.
Early Notables of the Cooudynd family (pre 1700)
Distinguished members of the family include Francis Cuttinge (c. 1550-1595/6), English lutenist and composer. He "was one of the most distinguished composers of lute music towards the close of the reign of Elizabeth and the beginning of that of James. Nothing is...
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Migration of the Cooudynd family
Thousands of English families in this era began to emigrate the New World in search of land and freedom from religious and political persecution. Although the passage was expensive and the ships were dark, crowded, and unsafe, those who made the voyage safely were rewarded with opportunities unavailable to them in their homeland. Research into passenger and immigration lists has revealed some of the very first Cooudynds to arrive in North America: Richard Cutting and his brother William were amongst the first settlers in the New World. They left from Ipswich England on the ship "Elizabeth".
Feet of Fines
^ Smith, Eldson Coles, New Dictionary of American Family Names New York: Harper & Row, 1956. Print
^ Guppy, Henry Brougham, Homes of Family Names in Great Britain. 1890. Print.
Cooudynd (English)


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Men's Swimming Program History
Randolph-Macon started its men's swim team in the 1960's and enjoyed a high level of success in the former alumni pool (a four-lane 20-yard pool). The participation of the men's team was suspended in 1973. Randolph-Macon added men's swimming as the 16th varsity sport on campus in the fall of 2010, becoming just the fourth Division III men's swimming program in the state of Virginia. R-MC men's swimmers benefited from training and racing with an experienced and proven women's team and coaching staff.
With a strong first class featuring swimmers with experience and success at prestigious meets such as USA Sectionals, Eastern Zones, YMCA Nationals, and high school state meets, the team broke every record and established a new tradition of excellence that characterizes Randolph-Macon Swimming. The second and third seasons saw R-MC further establish itself as a strong Division III team by bettering eight more varsity records. The Yellow Jacket men have competed in the Bluegrass Mountain Conference and have experienced 10 individual Top 16 finishes in one of the most competitive conferences in the country. For the past four years, men's swimming has been competing in the Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC).
With a great foundation of competitive swimmers, the Yellow Jackets are sure to only become stronger each season.
R-MC Top 10 Event Rankings
R-MC Records
Old Dominion Athletic Conference Honors
Old Dominion Athletic Conference Championship Wins (Individual)
Letterwinners
Thu, 01/16 | Men's Swimming Lynchburg W 106-90	(6 p.m.) V | R | RC
Sat, 01/11 | Men's Swimming Roanoke L 68-137	(4 p.m.) R | RC
Sun, 11/24 | Men's Swimming Yellow Jacket Invitational 3 of 12	(10 a.m.) V | R | RC
Sat, 11/23 | Men's Swimming Yellow Jacket Invitational 4 of 12	(6 p.m.) V | R | RC
Fri, 11/15 | Men's Swimming Hampden-Sydney W 115-76	(5 p.m.) R | RC
Sat, 11/09 | Men's Swimming Bridgewater W 126-25	(1 p.m.) R | RC
Fri, 11/01 | Men's Swimming St. Mary's (Md.) W 115-90	(5 p.m.) R | RC
Sat, 10/26 | Men's Swimming Washington and Lee L 102-151	(1 p.m.) R | RC
Sat, 10/12 | Men's Swimming ODAC Relay Meet 3 of 10	(12 p.m.) R | RC
Sun, 02/17 | Men's Swimming ODAC Championships 3 of 10	(10 am / 6 pm) V | R | RC
Sat, 02/16 | Men's Swimming ODAC Championships 3 of 10	(10 am / 6 pm) V | R | RC
Fri, 02/15 | Men's Swimming ODAC Championships 3 of 10	(10 am / 6 pm) V | R | RC
Sat, 02/02 | Men's Swimming Bridgewater W 120-67	(2:00 pm) R | RC
Sat, 01/19 | Men's Swimming Catholic L 60-202	(1:00 pm) R | RC
Sat, 01/12 | Men's Swimming Randolph W 113-63	(1:00 pm) R | RC
Sat, 12/01 | Men's Swimming TYR Yellow Jacket Invitational 3rd of 7	(4:45 pm) R | RC
Fri, 11/30 | Men's Swimming TYR Yellow Jacket Invitational 4th of 7	(2:00 pm) R | RC
Sat, 11/17 | Men's Swimming Marymount W 110-84	(2:00 pm) R | RC
Fri, 11/09 | Men's Swimming Hampden-Sydney W 129-73	(6:00 pm) BX | RC
Fri, 11/09 | Men's Swimming Barton L 42-162	(6:00 pm) R | RC

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Tyler Junior College expects all students, faculty and staff members and groups to exercise civility. Civility has been defined as "good citizenship or orderly behavior" (Oxford Dictionary).
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David Lewis Pike
April 16, 1939 ~ June 27, 2021
David Lewis Pike, 82, went to his heavenly home on Sunday, June 27th 2021. He was a beloved father, grandfather, great grandfather, brother, and friend to everyone. David was greeted in heaven by his beloved son Bruce Daniel Pike, beloved grandson Noah Enriquez, and beloved Mother and Father Eleanor and Lewis Pike. He was born April 16, 1939 in Boston Massachusetts where he had fond memories of playing sports such as hockey, football, and fishing. He loved clam digging and swimming in Boothbay Maine. David served four years in the Air Force - and in 1957, while stationed in Laredo, Tx, he met his wife Lisa Pike, mother of their six children: Kurt Douglas Pike (wife Sue Pike), Bruce Daniel Pike, Lisa Renee Pike, David Lewis Pike (wife Martha Pike), Jane Rose DuBois (husband Gary DuBois) and Eleanor Alice Enriquez (husband David Enriquez). David had 17 grandchildren, and several great grandchildren. He is survived by his brother John Pike (wife Jeanne Pike), sister Ginger Moller (husband Ed Moller), and his Uncle Robert Pike. David loved life, and the precious time he spent with his family. He always had a positive outlook, and enjoyed singing, dancing, and making everyone laugh. His beautiful spirit will be deeply missed by all of us. We will carry him in our hearts forever. Rest in peace Dad, we love you. David Lewis Pike will be honored for his service to the Air Force, and laid to rest at Ft. Sam Houston.
David A Pike says:
Thank you for always showing the most genuine love to the family. You were an inspiration to all of us. I couldn't be more proud to call you my grandfather. -David Anthony Pike and Family
Grandpa we love you and will miss you dearly. Your stories that always got us laughing and your love are what we will remember. Rest In Peace and we will see you again one day. Paul, Erin Pike and family
Carrie Nicole says:
Grandpa I miss you so much. But I know you're up in heaven singing, dancing and making everyone laugh. Thank you so much for being the rock of the family and for being the best grandpa anyone can ask for. Until we meet again RIP grandpa, you'll live in my heart forever. Love you always, Carrie and my crazy Cassiano boys.
Michele Scribner says:
To the Pike family , Thank you for sharing your amazing Father and Grandfather with us at Northeast Rehab ! The therapy team called him "Mr. Sunshine" because he always brightened up the gym. I was so fortunate to be able to spend a great deal of time with David. Oh the stories he could tell! His favorites though were those about his family ! He had a 100 watt smile but when his family came it was 1000 watts. From the conversations I had with you his family and the love I saw you all share I know his legacy will live on ! Praying for peace as well as joy in the memories. I know David is saving a dance for me in Heaven ! Love and gratitude for knowing the Pike family and especially David !! Michele Scribner
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Lisa Gomez says:
Dad thank you for everything!!! I Will miss you so much. I will miss our long talks we use to have. We had great road trips together….New Mexico, South Padre, Port Aransas, Carrizzo Springs. I will always cherish those memories. All the football games went to for Marcos. Thank you for always being there for me. Marcos and Carrie. We love you so much..you will be in our hearts forever.


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ROSS ALAN BEAM
Ross Alan Beam, of Middletown, NY, passed away Sunday, September 8th, at Orange Regional Medical Center. He was 54.
Born in Middletown, NY on June 2, 1959, he was a son of May Hall Brown, of Middletown and the late Edward Beam.
He was a fork lift operator at Delford Rubber Middletown, and was previously employed by the Orange County Department of Public Works.
He is survived by his wife, Sandra Smith; daughters: Naiomi Beam, Tonya Hendrickson, Candice Beam, Brandy Beam; son, Ross Rittacco; mother, May Brown, stepfather, Richard Brown; brothers: Richard Beam, Vincent Beam, Edward Beam and wife, Debbie Beam, Wayne Beam and wife, Yvonne Beam, Glen Beam, Roy Beam; sisters: Carol Boyce and husband, Rex Boyce, Sharon Simpson and husband, Dick Simpson, Viola Meland; grandchildren: Nyzel Muller, Alicia Muller, Cheyanne Beam, Nyasia Beam, Adrianna Valle, Demani Hanson, Xavier Hanson, Nyzaria Lewis, Jahzara Beam; aunts: Patricia Figueroa, and Mary Newman, and several nieces and nephews.
Family and friends will gather at Morse Funeral Home Inc., 33 Railroad Ave., Middletown, NY, from 1 to 2 p.m. on Saturday, September 14th, with a 2 p.m. Memorial Service.
Arrangements are under the guidance of Morse Funeral Home Inc., Middletown, NY - 845-343-6918.


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Sony's Professional Display Systems Cover Siggraph 2007
WEBWIRE – Wednesday, August 8, 2007
Sony's professional display products will be the presentation centerpiece of several exhibit areas at the SIGGRAPH 2007 Convention here this week.
The Sony technologies on display range from SXRD™ 4K large venue to LCD business projectors to large-format displays for digital signage applications. And for the first time in an application other than gaming, Sony will exhibit its newly developed "Cell Computing Board" prototype for multimedia computing applications such as computer graphics and scientific visualization that require massive data quantities to be processed.
"The computer graphics community is relying more on high-powered processing and interactive technologies for visualization, motion picture animation, simulation, CAD/CAM work and post-production," said John Kaloukian, director of Sony Electronics' professional display group. "This has created the need for high-resolution, multi-function displays and projectors that fit a range of professional requirements. The products in our line-up were designed with this flexibility in mind."
Sony's SXRD 4K projectors are being put to use in the annual event's Computer Animation Theaters. Sony is providing three units of its 5,000 lumen model (SRX-S105), continuously running animation content. One Animation Theater will present about 30 minutes of 4K content twice daily.
Sony's LCD projectors and public displays will be used throughout the show's Art Gallery, Emerging Technologies Preview, Educators' Program, Guerilla Studios, FJORG! Animation Event and the Sandbox Symposium.
The SRX-S110 (10,000 lumens) will be in Sony's Cell Technology Booth (#1249), demonstrating the real-time image processing capabilities of its Cell Computing Board.
The SRX-R105 (5,000 lumens) is in the Sony ImageWorks booth, displaying a clip reel of Sony Pictures Imageworks projects, and 4K projectors will also be demonstrated by Purdue University in a stereoscopic demonstration.
The Sony LCD business projectors and LCD public displays that will power the visuals in Sony's booth and other venues throughout SIGGRAPH include the VPL-CX63 and the VPL-VW100/P models, with the Sony displays ranging from the 32-inch KLH-W32, 40-inch FWD-40LX2F/B, and the 50-inch FWD-50PX2/B models (all screen sizes are viewable area, measured diagonally).
After the show, all products used in these areas will be available to purchase at special pricing for SIGGRAPH attendees through Sony's web site www.sony.com/bpcvalue, under the heading "SIGGRAPH 2007."


Going through fertility treatment, it can feel as though your life is on hold and it is hard to move forward or plan your future. Sometimes you feel as though you cannot confide in anyone who will understand what you are going through.
At Simply Fertility all our staff are there to support you during what can be a difficult time. From your first contact with us, we aim to be understanding to your needs, enabling you to get all the information you need in order to make a decision about your next steps.
We offer free of charge counselling, access to our support group and a range of holistic services to help you through what can be an emotional period of your life.
Counselling is an opportunity to explore any emotional difficulty, fears and anxieties, or distress that you might experience during your fertility journey. It can help you to cope, make choices, and change aspects of your situation. It doesn't involve giving advice or direction to take a particular course of action; at times it may involve providing information. Our counsellor is here so you can express your emotions freely in a supportive environment.
We're sensitive to the emotions you may experience, and the stress of the treatment itself. As part of our ongoing patient care, counselling is routinely offered at any time before, during or after treatment. You can have a session by yourself or with your partner and its not just for those times when things go wrong. It can be very helpful to explore coping strategies and sometimes your partner is not the best person to talk to.
Implications counselling provides an emotionally safe place in which to reflect on and understand the proposed procedure, the variety of issues that may affect you, and the lasting implications for you and those close to you, both now and in the future. It takes into account the welfare and needs of the future child. It's an opportunity to anticipate and plan for this conception and family formation.
Counselling is mandatory if you are using donated sperm, eggs or embryos, in donor-assisted conception. Implications counselling is routinely offered before treatment, to give you time to decide how to proceed.
If you are planned treatment with surrogacy there are three sessions that are required before treatment can commence. One with the counsellor and the intended parents, one with the surrogate and any partner she has and one with all parties.
Further sessions can be arranged if needed and support counselling is available for all at any time – before , during or after treatment.
Fertility treatment is a significant emotional journey, and may have an impact on your relationships with others. The emotions can be conflicting and intense. Support counselling is an opportunity to explore your feelings, coping strategies, options and relationship issues with partners, family, friends or colleagues. It can help you to adjust, and to look at both the short- and long-term consequences of infertility and treatment. You might find that you need support at different stages of treatment. You can access support counselling at any time before, during, or after treatment.
Finding a balanced lifestyle when going through fertility treatments will help you cope better and reduce your vulnerability to stress, helping you prioritise what is important. Having a balance between work and play is something to aim for. Don't stop seeing friends or family maintain supportive relationships.
We recommend you continue with your interests and give yourself permission to have fun regularly without feeling guilty.
However if you are feeling stressed and need support, please do not hesitate to speak to a member of the team so appropriate help and advice can be given to you through the difficult days. We want to help you prepare for any situation that may arise so we encourage the use of Counselling Services to assist you through your treatment.
Counselling at Simply Fertility is a confidential and supportive service that you can access at any time before, during or after your fertility treatment.
Counsellors follow regulatory guidelines set out by the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and the British Infertility Counselling Association (BICA). Information you disclose is confidential and will not be fed back to any other member of Simply Fertility staff, unless it causes concern about harm to yourself, others around you, or the welfare of the future child. In this instance, the counsellor will talk to you first, and find the best way forward.
The BACP and BICA require that your counsellor is independently supervised, outside counselling sessions. As such, they may anonymously share some information with their supervisor as part of their own continuing professional development.
At Simply Fertility we have a support group that meets one evening a month. This is a great opportunity to meet with others in a similar position. It is available to patients and non patients.
There are sometimes guest speakers and there is always one of our nurses on hand for advice and support.


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Organizational Culture and Leadership
The Jossey-Bass Business & Management Series
By: Edgar H. Schein
Narrated by: Milton Bagby
Categories: Business, Leadership & Management
Organizational Culture and Leadership, Fifth Edition
By: Edgar H. Schein, Peter Schein
Narrated by: Noah Michael Levine
Organizational Culture and Leadership is the classic reference for managers and students seeking a deeper understanding of the inter-relationship of organizational culture dynamics and leadership. Author Edgar Schein is the 'father' of organizational culture, world-renowned for his expertise and research in the field; in this book, he analyzes and illustrates through cases the abstract concept of culture and shows its importance to the management of organizational change.
The Infinite Game
How Great Businesses Achieve Long-lasting Success
By: Simon Sinek
Narrated by: Simon Sinek
The New York Times best-selling author of Start With Why, Leaders Eat Last and Together Is Better offers a bold new approach to business strategy by asking one question: are you playing the finite game or the infinite game? In The Infinite Game, Sinek applies game theory to explore how great business achieve long-lasting success. He finds that building long-term value and healthy, enduring growth - that playing the infinite game - is the only thing that matters to your business.
Can't wait for the next book.
By Lauris on 13-01-20
The Surprising Truth about What Motivates Us
By: Daniel H. Pink
Narrated by: Daniel H. Pink
A book that will change how you think and transform how you live.Forget everything you thought you knew about how to motivate people – at work, at school, at home. It is wrong. As Daniel H. Pink explains in his paradigm-shattering book Drive, the secret to high performance and satisfaction in today's world is the deeply human need to direct our own lives, to learn and create new things, and to do better by ourselves and the world.
Essential motivational theory reading
By Elizabeth on 17-04-11
Communicate with Confidence, Influence and Authority
By: Caroline Goyder
Narrated by: Caroline Goyder
Have you ever wondered why some people earn attention and respect when they speak and others don't? The secret to their success can be summed up in one word: gravitas. In this revolutionary new book, leading voice coach and speaker Caroline Goyder reveals how to speak so others will listen. Through simple techniques to build your natural gravitas, you will learn how to express yourself clearly, with passion and confidence, to persuade, influence and engage listeners. By being grounded in your values and capabilities, you will gain the authority needed to make people sit up and pay attention.
This book can change your life.
The 15 Commitments of Conscious Leadership
A New Paradigm for Sustainable Success
By: Jim Dethmer, Diana Chapman, Kaley Klemp
Narrated by: Jim Dethmer
You'll never see leadership the same way again after reading this book. These 15 commitments are a distillation of decades of work with CEOs and other leaders. They are radical or provocative for many. They have been game changers for us and for our clients. We trust they will be for you too. Our experience is that unconscious leadership is not sustainable. It won't work for you, your team, or your organization in the long term.
By: Ray Dalio
Narrated by: Ray Dalio, Jeremy Bobb
Ray Dalio, one of the world's most successful investors and entrepreneurs, shares the unconventional principles that he's developed, refined, and used over the past 40 years to create unique results in both life and business - and which any person or organization can adopt to help achieve their goals.
A life changing boom
By Thomas Sichel on 30-09-17
Regarded as one of the most influential management books of all time, this fourth edition of Leadership and Organizational Culture transforms the abstract concept of culture into a tool that can be used to better shape the dynamics of organization and change. This updated edition focuses on today's business realities. Edgar Schein draws on a wide range of contemporary research to redefine culture and demonstrate the crucial role leaders play in successfully applying the principles of culture to achieve their organizational goals.
©2010 John Wiley & Sons, Inc. (P)2011 John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Humble Inquiry
Humble Consulting: How to Provide Real Help Faster
Trump Style Negotiation
This is Your Country on Drugs
Giving It All Away…and Getting It All Back Again
Key takeaway - culture a set of shared assumptions
This is a must read for a culture change enthusiast or transformation leader. Culture Island is a useful technique/tool.
What did you like best about this story?
References to many real life situations
If you made a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?
Culture Island
Probably skip the audiobook for a text copy
While this book is the classic on organizational culture, it's also incredibly verbose and tedious. There's value here, but a 100 page version with another 300+ pages of examples linked to it would be a lot more useful. There were also a huge number of really dated examples (pre technology, companies were mainly dead dinosaurs like DEC), which is because the book is in 4th edition and only lightly revised.
I also listened on audible, rather than reading, which made it extra-tedious. (Textbook pricing for the printed or e-book, single credit for the audiobook, so...). I'd recommend reading this as an e-book instead. I generally really like audiobooks, but there are some books for which they're not particularly suited.
I'd probably give it 5 stars as the canonical book on an important topic, except for being vastly too long and pretty tedious.
I need the abridged version
I listen to a lot of leadership and management books and so was looking forward to this based on the strong reviews. However, as one who reads in order to use the insights and practices in my work, I need books that get to the point a little faster. In addition, I listen while on my bike commute, so if things are dragging, I find myself thinking about other things.
This book was just too slow and as I am about 5 hours in, I think I will pass this back and maybe read it when I am retired.
Culture Eats Strategy for Breakfast!
Edgar Schein is the leading theorist on organizational culture and process consultation, and this book is the standard bearer for understanding organizational culture and how to change it. The book is divided into five parts: defining organizational culture and leadership, discussing dimensions of organizational culture, outlining the leadership role in building and developing culture, outlining how leaders can manage culture change, and discussing new leadership roles that are evolving into today's organizations. He makes a critical point that if leaders are not proactive about managing their organizations' culture, that culture will ultimately manage them. As is often quoted in organization development circles, "Culture eats strategy for breakfast!" He also outlines the steps leaders can take to conduct their own cultural analysis. While the book is intended to be academic and is fairly dense, the organizational stories Schein uses throughout the book as illustrative examples add life to the book. A great resource for any organizational leader!
Where does Organizational Culture and Leadership rank among all the audiobooks you've listened to so far?
It is in the top five.
Who was your favorite character and why?
No it did not, nor would I as you need time to apply and process the concepts.
It would have been nice to have access to the book in an ebook format that reads the text.
Mauro Locarnini
The foundational book on Organizational Culture
If you could sum up Organizational Culture and Leadership in three words, what would they be?
Although it is lacking a bit more of intercultural awareness and a less step by step and more holographic approach, that are needed for nowadays business environment it is a still an outstanding introduction to the complex world of organizational culture.I would say that any organizational culture practitioner must read it!
Great insights to leaders
Really learned a lot from this book. The content, though often containing suggestions for practitioners was nevertheless easy to understand and useful to the layman leader (my own position). I highly recommend this book to practicing or aspiring leaders.
Beryl Bellman
Praise for Schein's Classic Work
Would you listen to Organizational Culture and Leadership again? Why?
I was glad to see Organizational Culture and Leadership on Audible as I have assigned this book to both upper division and graduate level courses on organizational communications.
The order of the chapters makes no sense
Either I missed something or he began to define his term "culture islands" near the end of the book after he'd been using it all along. Loved his other book "Humble Inquiry" though.
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What began as an experimental project in the streets of Addis Ababa is now a vibrant, internationally acclaimed, success story. It is a story of a struggling urban population and of empowerment; a story of social outreach and advocacy and of feeding skills back into the community. It is the story of young people from the streets of Addis Ababa who are radically changing their lives and the lives of others. This film celebrates the culmination of five years of intensive work by the Adugna dancers under the artistic direction of Royston Maldoom, Mags Byrne and their Anglo-Ethiopian team. Adugna have already achieved a high profile with performances at both local and international level. Adugna demonstrates the tremendous potential not only of Ethiopias youth but of all young people from disadvantaged backgrounds. The Adugna Community Dance Theatre is testimony to what can be achieved when the creative arts are given a central role in human and social development.
Adugna and the Gemini Trust are magnificent. They are doing a wonderful job and deserve our support.
Their artistic skill and energy and the impact of their performances at the African Development Forum dedicated to AIDS – ten years ago – remain unforgettable!


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Production and structural characterization of carbon soot with narrow UV absorption feature
Yuki Kimura, Takeshi Sato, Chihiro Kaito
SCI - Earth Science
In the present study, by a simple method, carbon soot with a narrow absorption features at around 220 nm was produced by pyrolysis of methane gas at a hot (1400-2800 °C) filament. A detailed correlation between the structure and the optical spectra of carbon soot was carried out using a high-resolution transmission electron microscope. It appears that the origin of the narrow absorption peak is an onion-like graphitic structure. Interestingly, we found that the absorption peak position and the size of the soot can be controlled by the production temperature. The absorption peak is located at 217.5 nm, i.e., at the position of an intense interstellar absorption, when the onion structure has about 5 nm diameter. Infrared spectroscopy was applied to further elucidate the chemical composition of the obtained soot.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.carbon.2003.09.010
A. Graphitic carbon
C. Transmission electron microscopy
D. Optical properties
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Kimura, Y., Sato, T., & Kaito, C. (2004). Production and structural characterization of carbon soot with narrow UV absorption feature. Carbon, 42(1), 33-38. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.carbon.2003.09.010
Production and structural characterization of carbon soot with narrow UV absorption feature. / Kimura, Yuki; Sato, Takeshi; Kaito, Chihiro.
In: Carbon, Vol. 42, No. 1, 01.01.2004, p. 33-38.
Kimura, Y, Sato, T & Kaito, C 2004, 'Production and structural characterization of carbon soot with narrow UV absorption feature', Carbon, vol. 42, no. 1, pp. 33-38. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.carbon.2003.09.010
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Kimura, Yuki ; Sato, Takeshi ; Kaito, Chihiro. / Production and structural characterization of carbon soot with narrow UV absorption feature. In: Carbon. 2004 ; Vol. 42, No. 1. pp. 33-38.
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Mörön (), also spelled Murun, is the administrative center of Khövsgöl Aimag (province) in northern Mongolia. Before 1933, Khatgal had been the aimag capital.

It has 12,286 families and a population of 46,918, and is considered a major city such as Ulaanbaatar, Darhan, Erdenet and Choibalsan. In terms of administrative units, it is divided into 14 khoroo and covers approximately 102.9 km2. Demographics are split as 51.58% females to 48.42% males. 41.25% of the population is aged between 15 and 39.

Although a poorly developed town, Mörön has a hospital, a museum, a theatre, a post office, nine schools and fifteen kindergartens. It was connected to the Mongolian central power grid in 2004. The town has had a paved road connecting it to Mongolia's capital city Ulaanbaatar since December 2014, as a part of a government effort to extend paved roads from Ulaanbaatar to all Aimag capitals.

History
The settlement stems from the Möröngiin Khuree monastery, which had been founded in 1809/11 on the banks of the Delgermörön river. By the beginning of the 20th century, the monastery had grown to a population of about 1300 lamas but was destroyed in 1937. A small new monastery (Danzadarjaa Khiid) was erected on the western edge of the town in the 1990s.

Population

Most of the inhabitants live in ger districts.

Education
Mörön has 27 organizations that are working as educational institutions. There are eight national, one private high schools, thirteen national, four private kindergartens, one vocational training center, and the university. As of 2020, there were a total of 14,865 students in the city. The first school of the local was established in 1923 under the name "Suhiin tenhim". In 2000  it was renamed "Delgermurun" and remains in use until now.
The two main institutions are the "Delgermurun" and "Erdmiin Dalai". "Erdmiin Dalai" that is one of the top 10 national school in Mongolia was founded in 1962 with the name "Erdem".

Airport

Since 1957, the Mörön Airport (ICAO: ZMMN, IATA: MXV) has two runways, one paved 2400m long 42m wide and one gravel 2000m. It is served by regular flights from and to Ulaanbaatar. Some flights to the western Aimags may stop over. It is a first class capacity of 150 passengers per hour.

Climate
Mörön experienced a continental semi-arid climate (Köppen BSk) with a subarctic temperature regime (Dwc) based upon the 1961 to 1990 reference period resulting in long, very dry, frigid winters and short, warm summers. Just a  rise of May temperatures would render the climate to have a warm-summer continental temperature profile (Dwb), and given the mildness of northern latitudes in recent decades, the regime is likely to be so if newer averages were used.

Notable buildings
 There were 60 temples and monasteries in Mörön at the end of the 19th century. Möröngiin Chüree Khiid Monastery in which about 2500 monks were living was the most important one. It was famous for its Tsam dances. In 1937, however, the monasteries and temples of Mörön were all destroyed by order of the then president Khorloogiin Choibalsan, like everywhere in Mongolia. Danzadardscha Khiid, a small new monastery, was built in a traditional style in the western part of Mörön in June 1990, and 40 monks are living there. Several stupas and a tall Buddha statue were also built around it.
 The municipal theatre and the post office are on the southern and southwestern edges of the large Central Square. Opposite, the Town Hall which was built in a typical socialist style, is worth a look as well. In the middle of the square, an equestrian statue was erected as a monument for Chingunjav, the leader of a local rebellion against the Qing dynasty, in 2010. This statue replaced an older monument for Davaadorj (see below).
 The monument for Davaadorj, a Mongolian border guard from Khövsgöl who was killed in a skirmish on the Khovd/Xinjiang border in 1948, has been moved to the compound of the border troops, around 300 m northeast of the Central Square.
 Another sightworthy memorial was erected in front of the airport: Khainzangiin Gelenkhüü (Хайнзангийн Гэлэнхүү; 1870–1938), a Buddhist monk who tried to fly with wings made of sheep leather near the town of Jargalant in the 1930s.
 The Aimag Museum, founded in 1949, is halfway between Central Square and the Wrestlers' Stadium. It shows about 4000 objects, e.g., are traditional clothes and other items of minorities living in Khövsgöl Aimag.
 The Wrestlers' Stadium is an interesting modern building in the eastern part of the town. In front of it, a memorial was erected to honour three famous wrestlers stemming from Mörön. A special park for children was laid out opposite the stadium.

Museum
The first department to explore the local area was established in 1949 in order to have historical and ethnographic exhibits. As a result of the collection of antique books and geological samples, the first building foundations were laid to explore the local area. In 1967, it eventually became a museum to research the local area and grew the collection to include approximately 1000 exhibits and artifacts. In 1987, a zoo was constructed and opened its doors next to the museum. The zoo showed people wild animals, birds, and local breeds of livestock. In 2010, the museum was reorganized and currently Khövsgöl province's local history museum operates with 13 employees, 3 halls, consisting of 3693 exhibits and artifacts from 1860 locations. In the museum, rare and valuable exhibits are included. For instance, 108 tomes of Ganjuur (also known as Kanjur) scripture, mammoth tusks, a meteor that weighs about 52.5 kilograms, as well as a flint gun and sword of Chingunjav who was the Khalkha prince ruler of the Khotogoid among other historical and ethnographic artifacts.

References

External links

Aimag centers
Districts of Khövsgöl Province

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Oesfeld ist ein Ortsteil des Marktes Bütthard im Landkreis Würzburg in Bayern. Der Ort hat derzeit 116 Einwohner, wovon 111 Einwohner den Hauptwohnsitz und nur fünf Einwohner den Nebenwohnsitz in Oesfeld haben.

Geographie

Oesfeld liegt etwa vier Kilometer südwestlich der Hauptgemeinde auf  an der Balbach.

Im Süden, Westen und Osten ist die Gemeinde nur jeweils etwa 1,5 Kilometer von der Landesgrenze zu Baden-Württemberg (Main-Tauber-Kreis) entfernt. In der Nähe von Oesfeld liegt der westlichste Punkt des südlichen Landkreises Würzburg und das Dreiländereck von Baden, Bayern und Württemberg.

Nächstgelegene Orte sind der Lauda-Königshofener Stadtteil Oberbalbach vier Kilometer südwestlich von Oesfeld, die Igersheimer Ortsteile Bowiesen einen Kilometer westlich, Neubronn 2 Kilometer südwestlich, Harthausen 3 Kilometer südlich und Bernsfelden 3,5 Kilometer östlich.

Der Ort ist durch zwei Kreisstraßen (nach Bütthard, Oberbalbach, Neubronn und Bernsfelden) und zwei Ortsverbindungs-straßen (nach Bowiesen und Harthausen) mit den nächstgelegenen Dörfern verbunden. In Bernsfelden und Harthausen besteht Anschluss an die Bundesstraße 19.

In der Ortsmitte von Oesfeld befindet sich die katholische Kirche St. Erhard.

Geschichte

Am 1. Januar 1972 wurde die bis dahin selbständige Gemeinde in den Markt Bütthard eingegliedert.

Sehenswertes
 katholische Kirche St. Erhard in der Ortsmitte
 Kapelle "Fürstenbild" im Wald Richtung Harthausen zu Ehren des ehemaligen Würzburger Fürstbischofs Johann Philipp Franz von Schönborn.
(Hier findet alljährlich an Christi Himmelfahrt/ Vatertag das "Käpellesfest" statt.)

Öffentlicher Personennahverkehr

 Nächstgelegener Bahnhof ist Wittighausen an der Bahnlinie Würzburg-Stuttgart.
 Haltestelle Oesfeld/Ort der Buslinie 42 im Verkehrsverbund Mainfranken (VVM).
 Haltestelle Oesfeld/Ort der Buslinie 949 in der Verkehrsgesellschaft Main-Tauber (VGMT).

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Ort im Landkreis Würzburg
Ehemalige Gemeinde (Landkreis Würzburg)
Bütthard
Gemeindeauflösung 1972


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Tunisia's Finest: Victor Perez
By Jarrett Zook on November 26, 2015
After winning the flyweight title in 1931, Perez immersed himself in the Paris nightlife.
His boxing career may have ended unexceptionally, but when he was shot on the death march from Auschwitz, he died an exceptional man…
It has become all too common to learn of a once great fighter meeting an untimely end. An early death can be attributed to cumulative damage sustained while in the ring, substance abuse, or simply bad luck. Global conflagration may take its toll on humanity at large, but it rarely takes the lives of formerly prominent pugilists. The great Tunisian flyweight, Victor Perez, was one fighter to suffer such a fate. He was a Jew in occupied Nazi territory during World War II and no matter his accomplishments in the ring, he could not escape the same fate as six million of his brethren.
Victor Perez was born on October 18, 1911, in Dar-El Berdgana, a Jewish quarter of Tunis. Like many champions that came before and after him, he was born in modest surroundings and grew up in an ethnic ghetto. As a young man he came to admire the Senegalese champion Battling Siki and as a result, Perez decided to take up boxing. At the age of fourteen, he began training at the local Maccabi Sports Club and turned pro two years later. At some point during this period, likely due to his small stature (5'1") and age, Perez adopted the nom de guerre "Young."
For the first eight months of his career, Perez fought exclusively in Tunisia and Algeria and compiled an impressive record of 13-0-2. But Victor knew that if he was to reach the pinnacle of the sport, he would have to leave his homeland. Tunisia was a French colony, so it was only natural that Perez would try his luck in France. Victor had been planning this move for some time and had sold shoes in order to earn the extra money necessary to begin a new life in an unfamiliar land.
Young Perez's career abroad started shortly after his seventeenth birthday and began inauspiciously as he fought to a draw with the unheralded Lucian Beauvais. But Perez soon found his footing on French soil and went 31-3-4 in his next thirty-eight fights. In 1930 he defeated future European flyweight champion and top ten contender Praxille Gyde, as well as future British bantamweight champion Johnny King. By 1931, Young Perez only had a little work left in order to propel himself towards a title shot. That year he defeated Victor Ferrand and top ten contender Valentin Angelmann. Ferrand was only one fight removed from fighting to a draw against flyweight champion Frankie Genaro, when he lost to the teenage Tunisian. Victor captured the French flyweight title against Angelmann. Four months later and only eight days after his twentieth birthday, Young Perez would get his shot at the title.
Frankie Genaro was a seasoned thirty-year-old former Olympic gold medalist and veteran of numerous title bouts when he met Young Perez in Paris on October 26, 1931. Genaro, at the age of 19, "was an energetic fighter who was fast and clever and determined," according to CyberBoxingZone, that "fought at a time when the flyweight competition was among the best ever and worked his way to the title." Perez may have been outclassed when it came to experience, both amateur and professional, but he made up for it with youthful vigor. Consequently, it took just two rounds for Victor to knock out Genaro, no small accomplishment since Frankie was KO'd only four times in his entire career and Young Perez was not known as a power puncher. In fact, the diminutive Tunisian would only amass twenty-six knockouts in one hundred thirty-three professional fights.
After winning the title, Perez immersed himself in the famous Paris nightlife. He began drinking heavily, training lightly, and had an affair with the French-Italian actress Mireille Balin. As a result, Young Perez was past his prime by the age of 21 and he lost his title to Jackie Brown in October 1932, when he was unable to come out for the fourteenth round. For the remainder of his career Perez fought halfheartedly, barely winning more than he lost and almost always losing whenever he faced top competition. Perez fought his last fight when he was twenty-seven. He had already spent most of his earnings and was just another broken-down former champion.
Perez had his last fight on December 7, 1938, against Fortuna Ortega in Paris. This was one month after Kristallnacht (The Night of Broken Glass), the pogrom when Jewish homes, schools, businesses, and synagogues were destroyed and ransacked. Perez. despite his Jewish heritage, decided to remain in Paris. Some say it was because he was still in love with Mirielle, but that affair had been over for quite some time. Regardless, when the Nazis finally annexed France in June of 1940, Victor Perez was trapped.
He was arrested by local police and arrived in Auschwitz on October 10, 1943, one of a thousand prisoners shipped from Drancy, France. When he first set foot in the concentration camp, Victor was seen as just another Jewish prisoner and condemned to hard labor at the IG Farben factory. But it would not be long before Perez's past as a boxer came to light and he was forced to fight bi-weekly matches against other prisoners. Victor was usually the smaller man, but had to fight men sometimes a foot taller and 50 pounds heavier. Yet despite those disadvantages, he always won. He even beat a Kapo (a prisoner that supervised other prisoners) who used to be a former amateur heavyweight.
In these bouts, the winner would be rewarded with extra soup and bread, while the loser would be executed. Though these bouts could dehumanize, with the bloodthirsty Nazi guards betting on the outcome, Perez took every opportunity to share the extra rations with his fellow inmates. Though he risked being killed, fellow prisoner Noah Klieger quoted Perez as saying, "That doesn't matter. Man isn't born to live for himself." Even though the average prisoner survived for only a few months in Auschwitz, Perez managed to survive until Auschwitz was liberated in January of 1945. When in the midst of the death march out of the camp, Perez was reportedly caught trying to smuggle bread to other prisoners. He was shot on the spot, only three and a half months before the end of World War II.
His boxing career may have ended unexceptionally, but when he was shot and killed at the age of 33, he died an exceptional man.
Victor Young Perez
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Margaret 12:08pm, 01/05/2019
I read that Victor Perez was on a forced march to the Bergen-Belsen Camp and was shot by a Nazi.
Asher 09:54am, 11/28/2015
Jarrett, thank you for keeping alive the memory of Jewish boxers like Victor Perez, Salamo Arouch, Harry Haft. These men and others, while daily witnessing and enduring unspeakable barbarism and deprivations, were forced to box in fight-to-the-death matches while interred in concentration camps as a form of entertainment for verminous Nazi officers. The movie Triumph Of The Spirit gives an insight into these men's lives, as does the book on Harry Haft.
c.h. 06:43pm, 11/27/2015
One of my all time favorite pictures is of of Victor "Young" Perez being carried on the shoulders of his fans around the ring after KOing Frankie Genaro. The total joy and exhilaration on his face of achieving his lifetime dream is amazing as he raises his arms in triumph. Next to this picture I have his photo with a short bio of the tragic circumstances of his final days on earth. The affect of viewing them is both sobering and numbing…..Thanks for the great story, Jarrett.
Jarrett 04:53pm, 11/27/2015
To clarify, Perez was evacuated (along with many other prisoners) and was sent on the death march right before Auschwitz was liberated. It was the Germans who shot him.
peter 11:04am, 11/27/2015
Interesting glimpse and story of a former title holder. Loved the video clip.
Eric 08:56am, 11/27/2015
Good thing that Paris was saved from the Nazis otherwise France and the rest of Europe would have been taken over by foreigners with odd sounding names. Oops, my bad, forgot about what is going on today.
Bob 05:53am, 11/27/2015
Very interesting and well-written story. Just one question: Who shot Perez on the spot? The liberators? The Americans? Please clarify. Very good story.
Frankie Genaro
Real Name Victor Perez
Origin Tunis Tunisia
Date of Birth(Age) 1911.10.18
Rated at Flyweight
W-L-D W93+L28+D15=138
1938.12.07 Fortunato Ortega 20-6-5 L(RTD)	 10/10
1938.12.03 Aurel Toma 26-4-2 L(PTS)	 10/10
1938.11.11 Ernst Weiss 35-15-4 L(PTS)	 10/10
1938.03.09 Eugene Huat 72-37-7 L(PTS)	 10/10
1937.12.22 Panama Al Brown 125-18-12 L(KO)	 5/10
1937.11.13 Pedro Ruiz 1-5-3 NC(NC)	 ?/
Real Name Frank DiGennara
Origin New York New York USA
W-L-D W98+L25+D8=133
1934.02.21 Little Pancho 15-7-8 L(TKO)	 8/10
1934.02.13 Young Dado 3-8-6 W(RTD)	 4/6
1933.11.10 Frankie Jarr 14-7-2 L(PTS)	 10/10
1933.10.05 Ernie Maurer 42-0-5 L(PTS)	 10/10
1933.07.28 Frisco Grande 25-58-7 W(KO)	 ?/10
1933.06.09 Tommy Lemieux 13-14-9 W(NWS)	 6/6


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Here a classic oldie from the crazeenydriver show in 2008. Joe talks about eBay changing the feedback system. No longer can a seller leave a bad buyer negative feedback. This was the major community muck-up that compares to the Titanic hitting an iceberg!
Corporate haters Joe DeMarco AKA YouTuber CrazeeNyDriver and Jason DeCanio from Oveido FL called my pastor and tried to exile me from church. Theirs no doubt it was them (pastor recognized their voices.) I was followed to church by corporate trolls who told a bunch of lies. Capture of a haters YouTube comment.
This is yet another example of bad corporate governance at work. This corporation has no regard for anyone's safety and well being. All that matters is that oh-mighty dollar.
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This is Spokonzaga Pete who was helping crazeenydriver battle blogger ebayisajoke back in 2014. Everyone suspected eBay ordered this smear campaign when they and PayPal were getting bashed on YouTube. Unfortunately Doc took their targets side which dragged him into the corporate feud Hubcap Joe was running that would make the Hatfield's and McCoy's jealous.


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May 28, 2011 Travel Resources in Maharashtra
The winter months ( November-February) are the coolest, while the rest of the year is hot. The monsoon months (June-September) though cooler are hampered on occasion by heavy rainfall.
The local suburban railway network along the Western and Central corridors together with the BEST buses provide commuters with an efficient transportation network. Trains leave every few minutes from stations in both directions from 4.30 am to 1.30 am although the frequency is less in the nighttime and early morning. Taxis, cars for hire (along with drivers), and auto-rickshaws allow for easy travel within the city. Mumbai's yellow and black taxis are a convenient way to travel around the city. A tariff card converting the meter reading into rupees fixes payment. Auto-rickshaws are also metered but are only confined to the outer limits of the city, around the northern suburbs. The Mumbai train map can be found Click here.
The Government of India Tourist Office is situated at 123 Maharshi Karve Road, opposite Churchgate station and open Monday through Friday from 8.30 am to 6 pm, and on Saturday from 8.30 am to 2 pm. It brings out a free brochure on Mumbai and guide covering Mumbai's major entertainment events every two weeks. It also runs a 24-hour counter at the International airport and a counter at the domestic airport that stays open till the last flight.
Maharashtra Tourism Development Corporation (MTDC) is another useful center with its head office at the Nariman Point (Express Towers, 9th Floor). Close by is its Tours Division and Reservation Office at CDO Hutments, Madame Cama Road, open from 8 am to 8 pm, where bookings can be made for all tours around the city, long-distance buses and MTDC hotels throughout Maharashtra. The MTDC also has a counter near the Gateway of India, Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus and the airports.
Changing Money
Several international banks provide cash advances on Visa and MasterCard. The American Express Travel Services office near the Regal Cinema in Colaba is a good place to exchange foreign money. Thomas Cook on D N Road near Flora Fountain also exchanges money. There are a number of foreign exchange counters at the international airport as well.
For Police Dial 100,
Fire 101 and
Ambulance 102.
Most hotels can provide a physician for a medical emergency and will guide you to the nearest pharmacy around the area.
To combat the heat and humidity wear informal loose clothes. It is recommended not to wear skimpy clothing.
Even though you'll come across beggars and street children, it is advisable to avoid giving money
Tip at your discretion. In restaurants, 10 % of the bill is fine.
Indian Airlines: 612 7391/ 611 2850 (Santacruz Airport)
Enq - 140,(Arrival - 142), (Departure -143).
JetAirways: 838 6111 / 619 3333
Sahara India Airlines: Airport -611 9375 / 9402
Sahara Airlines: 836 6700
Air India International: 287 6464
British Airways: 282 1424/ 0888
Cathay Pacific: 202 9112/9113
Gulf Air: 202 1626
Lufthansa: 202 3430 http://www.mumbainet.com/travel/airlines.htm
Enquiry : 265 9135
Central General Enquiry : 134
Western General Enquiry : 131
http://www.mumbai-central.com/imp_info/
Travel Resources in Maharashtra
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Julian Castro supports transgender abortion, "reproductive justice"
Javier Manjarres
In the first of two 2020 Democratic presidential campaign, all (10) of the candidates on the stage in Miami, Florida support legalized abortion.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren, who is currently surging in the latest public opinion polls and is in second place behind former Vice President Joe Biden, asserted that woman have the right to choose and that Roe vs. Wade needed to be made law.
"We need to make that federal law," said Sen. Warren
Former HUD Secretary Julian Castro went further on abortion, saying that believed in "reproductive justice," and supported transgender individual being able to choose to have an abortion.
"I don't believe in only reproductive freedom, i believe in reproductive justice. All women — and that includes the trans community — have the right to an abortion." – Sec. Julian Castro
It is fair to assume that Castro is referring to those transgender people who are not post-operative, or have had sex reassignment surgery.
President Trump did manage to formulate a couple tweets in respect to the debate, pointed to the audio/microphone technical difficulty NBC and MSNBC had in the middle of the debate.
The first one was simple, "Boring!"
".@NBCNews and @MSNBC should be ashamed of themselves for having such a horrible technical breakdown in the middle of the debate. Truly unprofessional and only worthy of a FAKE NEWS Organization, which they are!"- President Donald Trump
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Javier Manjarres is a nationally renowned award-winning South Florida-based political journalist owns Diverse New Media, Corp. which publishes Floridianpress.com, Judicialpost.com, shark-tank.com, and Hispolitica.com He enjoys traveling, playing soccer, mixed martial arts, weight-lifting, swimming and biking. He ran as a Republican in the 2018 congressional primary race in Florida's CD 22. Javier is also a political consultant, and has also authored "BROWN PEOPLE," which is a book about Hispanic Politics. Learn more at www.brownpeople.org Email him at Diversenewmedia@gmail.com


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Michigan Technological University (commonly referred to as Michigan Tech, MTU, or simply Tech) is a public research university located in Houghton, Michigan, United States. Its main campus sits on 925 acres (374 ha) on a bluff overlooking Portage Lake. Michigan Tech was founded in 1885 as the first post-secondary institution in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, and was created to train mining engineers to operate the local copper mines.
Science, technology, forestry and business have been added to the numerous engineering disciplines, and Michigan Tech now offers more than 130 degree programs through its five colleges and schools. US News and World Report ranked Michigan Tech's undergraduate program 116th in the nation based on peer assessment, student selectivity, financial resources and other factors. Michigan Tech was also rated among the ''Best in the Midwest'' by The Princeton Review.
Michigan Tech's athletic teams are nicknamed the Huskies and compete primarily in the NCAA Division II Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC). The men's hockey team competes in Division I as a member of the Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA), and has won three national championships. The women's basketball team were national runners-up in 2011.
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St Anne and St Agnes est une église située sur la rue Gresham dans la Cité de Londres, près de la Barbacane. Bien qu'elle soit anglicane à l'origine, elle était entre 1966 et 2013 laissée à l'usage d'une congrégation luthérienne.

Histoire
La première mention d'une église sur le site actuel de l'église date de 1137, laquelle parle de  et du . L'église a porté plusieurs noms, puisque les écrits rollonides mentionnent St Anne-in-the-Willows et St Agnes. Sa religion « double », inhabituelle dans la Cité de Londres, semble remonter au .

L'église fut détruite par le feu en 1548, mais fut rapidement reconstruite par la suite. D'autres travaux ont été effectués en 1624. Seule la partie datant du  a été partiellement épargnée par le Grand incendie de Londres en 1666.

St Anne and St Agnes fut reconstruite par Sir Christopher Wren en 1680, Robert Hooke ayant probablement participé à cet effort. Cette église en briques est inhabituelle à Londres car elle formée comme une croix grecque : elle a recours à un carré protégé par une voûte, lequel se trouve à l'intérieur d'un carré, un modèle emprunté à Nieuwe Kerk de Haarlem aux Pays-Bas. Wren a aussi utilisé un gabarit semblable pour St Martin Ludgate et St Mary-at-Hill. La paroisse fut unifiée avec celle de St John Zachary par une loi du parlement britannique en 1670 puisque St John n'avait pas été reconstruite après le Grand incendie.

L'église fut extensivement restaurée au  et au , mais fut presque entièrement détruite par des bombardements lors de la Seconde Guerre mondiale dans la nuit du 29 au 30 décembre 1940. Elle fut à nouveau reconstruite en 1966, surtout grâce à des dons de toutes provenances faits à l'église luthérienne, cela dans le but d'aider les communautés londoniennes, en exil, d'Estonie et de Lettonie. La congrégation luthérienne quitta l'église en , et également l'église de St Mary-at-Hill avec sa congrégation anglicane. Le bâtiment, aujourd'hui appelé le centre Gresham, a été la maison de Voces Cantabiles Music, un projet de l'ensemble vocale Voces8.

Parmi les paroissiens notables qui ont fréquenté cette église, citons le poète John Milton, John Bunyan (auteur de Pilgrim's Progress) et John Wesley, fondateur du méthodisme (il a d'ailleurs prêché dans cette église en 1738).

Notes et références

Liens externes

 Mystery Worshipper Report sur le site Ship of Fools
 The Lutheran Council of Great Britain

Église à Londres
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Monument classé de Grade I dans la cité de Londres
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Mega Man 11 marks the blue bomber's long-awaited return next year
The 3D-meets-2D graphics remind me of those PSP collections ..
The 3D-meets-2D graphics remind me of those PSP collections of revamped Mega Man games from years ago.
Charge shots are back, as are enemies themed around skulls.
What would a Mega Man game be without a slide? It'd be Mega Man 2, actually.
The long-awaited return of "that segmented enemy you have to avoid as it moves all around the screen."
Yup, Rush is here in all his myriad and useful forms.
There's something a bit oddly stiff about 2D animation poses rendered in 3D like this…
It's not a Mega Man game these days unless you spend some time on a construction site.
A lot of stuff to unpack here… Capcom
A new weapon shown in the trailer drops four bricks right in front of Mega Man.
Welcome back, big guy.
After years in the gaming wilderness, Capcom announced that the venerable Mega Man franchise will be coming back with Mega Man 11 for the PS4, Xbox One, PC, and Switch in late 2018.
A short gameplay trailer showed that this would be the first core, numbered Mega Man game to feature 3D characters and environments, rather than hand-drawn 2D sprites. Character designer Yuji Ishihara said in a 30th anniversary announcement stream that the company initially considered a more pixelated style for the new game, but that it "felt a little bit off from what gamers were probably looking for." He added that he wanted to "create the illusion of 3D space without a 3D environment" so that players would feel the same familiarity with the classic Mega Man gameplay.
After launching dozens of Mega Man games and spin-offs through the 2010 release of the retro-infused Mega Man 10, Capcom has largely ignored the blue bomber for years now. That's probably in part because of the 2010 departure of series creator Keiji Inafune, who went on to helm the ill-received Mighty No.9 Kickstarter campaign.Capcom's release of a pair of well-regarded "Legacy Collection" re-releases for major consoles in recent years was balanced out by some horrendous mobile phone ports. The utter lack of any new titles featuring one of gaming's most recognizable brands had become something of a morbid joke among longtime fans for a while now."I want to say to the fans, 'Thank you so much for waiting,'" level-designer Masakazu Eguchi said in the announcement stream. "I really think Mega Man is a franchise that Capcom should take care of and a character that is well-loved by fans."
In addition to Mega Man 11, Capcom also announced a collection of all eight Mega Man X games would be coming to the Switch, PS4, Xbox One, and PC in the summer of 2018. The previous released Legacy Collection compilations of earlier Mega Man games will also be coming to the Switch next year, filling in what was a surprising omission for Nintendo's hot hardware.
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In Vain – Ænigma (Indie Recordings)
An adventure throughout the realms of In Vain.
8 Mar 2013 (All day)
Welcome to the trip, a Norwegian one. Everybody knows that Norway is the place the great bulk of good metal comes from and it's useless to cite ever band that's caused an impression in the past, and the newer bands that are causing an impression today, from black metal to punk, to progressive rock. But somewhat In Vain entered into the pantheon of the great names of the extreme progressive metal style, like Enslaved, Borknagar and Ihsahn to name the main ones.
I mean, almost everything that Norway produces seems gold, but In Vain surpass any expectation, and their new opus Ænigma is the new cultural export out of the country.
Produced by the Swede Jens Bogren, the elements you imagine are all there but sometimes shadier than the other bands already cited: the already traditional blend of clean, harsh, and guttural vocals, with references ranging from black metal, death metal, heavy, thrash, jazz and the 1970's progressive rock.
But I stress, it's not a salad of elements put there to sound "original", In Vain know their metal, and do it with self-assurance, never trespassing the frontiers adding useless elements to their sound. Every single passage, change of tempo and variation is there with a purpose. No fillers here!
The opener Against The Grain showcases why they are here: an extreme barrage of heavy music, with guttural screams changing from the terror to crystal clear passages with vocals that overleap themselves in a festival of harmonic parts. It's said that Lazare from Borknagar makes a special appearance on the album but I'm not certain in which song, since In vain has K. Wikstøl who makes the "hardcore" vocals (as they emphasize in their press release) and A. Frigstad who makes the "vocals" (which one? The clean ones? I suppose)
Image of Time follows suit, and the broken pace with the alternating of guttural and harsh vocals soon give place to clean vocals and it seems to be the frame of the whole album, but with coolest riffs, and epic passages (here they resemble Borknagar a lot) like drum fills that are difficult to memorize, but it's a pleasure to hear. This is the exact point when one understands that In Vain are between the Norwegian giants of the style.
After a brief interlude with acoustic guitars, the song Hymne til Havet comes with more epic swirls, with a touch of Enslaved. Of course is not a mere imitation, I'm citing that because the lyrics sung in Norwegian which brings this Viking feeling and here it's the point that you cannot help but notice that they don't lock themselves in a cage or a particular style. Still everything sticks together, never going to far from their gestalt.
Culmination of Enigma has a rad bit of riffage in the beginning of the song, and this is just the prelude to what's to come. Although this is not an album to hear and like at first go, Ænigma and this song in particular cause extreme addiction. It's where one starts to take notice that this CD is more than "something" in the year of 2013. The song has a doom-laden side, while it doesn't differ from the previous songs. It adds elements, not changes them. A craft for masters ONLY. The spoken part with the acoustic guitar exploding in an ultra heavy part is orgasmic.
Now the bottom line: although everything in this album is extremely well done, it's the guitar work that leads the whole disc. Each and every song is primarily identified by its guitar riffs. Even when the tempos start to change like in the track Rise Against, it is the guitar which detaches from the rest of instruments. I'm not being unfair to the other musicians, but J. Haaland and Kjetil D. Pedersen deserve kudos for their hard work and creativity.
The last song Floating on the Murmuring Tide is somewhat different from the others with a middle session passage with sax and then drums that won't be out of a place in a Opeth, or even in a Dream Theater album. If it's the best song I don't know for Ænigma has a lot of candidates for the best tune.
The bottom-line is that this new opus of In Vain upped the ante in their career and it's not likely to be neglected. This is a special band to be adored. In Vain haven't just entered into the pantheon of the greats;. they entered in the pantheon of my fave bands. And this is not a thing to be ignored.
Ænigma is out now on Indie Recordings.
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Taking part in the recycling waste collection is the first step in dividing household waste and a civic gesture which contributes to preserving the environment. Waste can be reused by recycling it, so it can become a resource and provide environmental and social benefits for everyone.
How to Reduce Solid Waste. ... Recycle items rather than sending them to the landfill. Keep a recycle bin or bag in your home to place plastic, paper and cans. Carry these recycle items to your recycling station. ... Reduce Household Waste. How to. Burn Trash. How to. Buy Nothing. How to. Reduce Plastic Use. How to. Stop Using Plastic.
The majority of the waste, in the meat industry is produced during slaughtering. Slaughter house waste consists of the portion of a slaughtered animal that cannot be sold as meat or used in meat-products. Such waste includes bones, tendons, skin, the contents of the gastro-intestinal tract, blood and internal organs.
Source reduction, or waste prevention, is designing products to reduce the amount of waste that will later need to be thrown away and also to make the resulting waste less toxic.; Recycling is the recovery of useful materials, such as paper, glass, plastic, and metals, from the trash to use to make new products, reducing the amount of virgin raw materials needed.
Look for household hazardous waste collection days in your community to properly dispose of cleaners, paints, automotive supplies and other hazardous items. For cleaning chores, buy reusable mops, rags and sponges. When using cleaning products, use only the amount you need and follow the bottle's directions for use and disposal.
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Microorganisms recycle nutrients in the environment, by decomposing organic materials. Organic materials, such as animal carcasses and tree trunks, decay by the action of decomposing microbes, which are also responsible for getting rid of industrial and household waste.
In our house we reduce household waste by trying to avoid any products that are a "use it and lose it". Meaning, anything that can't be re-used multiple times is not welcome. Well, other than toilet paper, that is.
How to Reduce Household Waste. Three Methods: Buying Smart Lowering Your Waste Production Living Green Community Q&A If you're looking to make a positive change for the environment, reducing your household waste is a great place to start.
Microbes are also fundamental in the production of beer and wine, converting sugars into alcohol. Microbial fermentation is also a step during the chemical process of waste recycling. Aspergillus carbonarius is a microorganism used in the biodegradation of chromium shavings, which are part of tannery waste.
The 'Reduce, Reuse, Recycle' Waste Hierarchy If you have heard of something called the "waste hierarchy" you may be wondering what that means. It is the order of priority of actions to be taken to reduce the amount of waste generated, and to improve overall waste management processes and programs.
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Hallmark Opens Up The Vaults To Create Virtual Greetings From Decades Past @hallmarkecards
DECADES OF HALLMARK ECARDS COME TO LIFE VIRTUALLY WITH THE LAUNCH OF ECARDS TIME MACHINE
Los Angeles, CA – March 2, 2015– Hallmark Cards has cracked open its century-old archives. Hallmark eCards' new web experience, called "Time Machine," allows users to travel back in time and experience what Hallmark cards were like from the 1920s through today. Have you ever wondered what kind of greeting cards people sent in the 1950s? This new collection of eCards were inspired by actual Hallmark greeting cards sent from decades past. Users can choose their favorite decade and select an eCard that brings a greeting card from these eras to animated life.
The cards feature topics ranging from the expected (a dancing pair of platform shoes from a 1970's birthday card) to the politically incorrect (a wife threatening her husband with a rolling pin – circa 1950) to the totally surprising (Santa mooning the recipient, in an unconventional 1940s holiday greeting).
They also offer a fascinating glimpse into the way Americans lived in decades past. Travel was more rare and therefore celebrated: cards abound for cruises ("Bon Voyage!") and plane trips ("Happy Landings!"). Smoking was more common, if the "up in smoke" birthday card (1950s) is any indication.
"We are excited to open up a window into how America used to communicate, and how that's evolved over time," said Dan Kessler, general manager of Hallmark eCards. "These cards are certainly a unique send, but you could also spend hours browsing through them. I think everyone will be fascinated by this thoroughly fun trip through time."
"There are over 100 years of brilliant craftsmanship and artwork that we're to share with public digitally," said Rob Fried, CEO of SpiritClips LLC, the Hallmark subsidiary responsible for eCards and the Feeln streaming service. "This is just the beginning."
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Hallmark eCards is a leading provider of digital greetings on the internet. Using a mix of cutting edge technology and Hallmark's storied creativity, HallmarkeCards.com has delighted consumers for over a decade. Follow Hallmark eCards at facebook.com/hallmarkecards and on Twitter @hallmarkecards.
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Yesterday was my first art class of the summer. Last summer was the first time I taught drawing. I found it was a rewarding experience. I was able to give back to the field. In my journey as an artist I found several artists who were willing to share what they knew and I was able to learn from them. So, I decided that I could pay that back. I taught a basic drawing class for adults and one for children at a local art gallery. This summer I decided to share as well. At first, I wasn't sure if I would have anyone in my class. One of the artists in the gallery decided to come. I designed the class around her. When I arrived, I was encouraged to see that I had a total of five students! What was even more exciting was to see the results. They all went away with a drawing to be proud of.
So what did I teach? I shared some basic information, some more advanced, and just gave my opinion on their art as they worked. The information was on pencils and transfering images.
Pencils: Pencils come in a range of softness. The hardest ones are marked H (think H for hard) . They range from H all the way up to 9H with the higher number being the hardest. Hard pencils create very light lines, or inscribe (etch) lines into your paper if you press down hard. I love the 9H to create a bare hint of grey, almost white. I use it to make my lightest marks. The soft pencils are teh B's. These are the ones I love to use for most of my drawing. Again they range from B to 9B with 9B being the softest. Soft pencils will leave a dark line with barely any pressure, especially your 4-9B ones. I build up my B pencil marks to crreate my darkest darks. An HB pencil is right in the middle on the hard to soft range. It is also what most people know as a #2 school pencil. I use this one when I am marking out my image.
Image transfering: There are several ways to transfer an image.
Mock Carbon Paper: The easiest for me, is to take a 6B or softer pencil and scribble on the back of my reference photo. Then I tape my photo to my paper on just one side. I usually tape it on the top. Then I use a mechanical pencil without the lead showing, just the plastic or metal tip, and draw the lines I need to have an outline of my picture. I lift up on the bottom of the reference phot and check to see that all the l ines are marked in. If not, I add a little more graphite to the back, without untaping it, and continue to trace. When I am done, I have a light outline in graphite on my paper and I can untape my reference photo and begin drawing.
Grid: Another way of transfering the image is to use a grid. I use a 1/2 inch grid, but my ladies used a 1 inch grid and it worked just fine. To create a grid, you mark your top and bottom of your pape with 1/2 or 1 inch lines and then use your ruler to connect the lines. Then mark the same on the sides of your paper and connect the lines. In effect you are creating a graph paper. You do the same to your reference photo. This enables you to draw in small squares what you see in the square. Much like those children coloring books where you were to copy in the square what you saw. You can also draw a square on a page protector using a marker. Then your reference photo can slide in and out of the protector and you save yourself the step of creating the grid on your reference photo. Using a grid also enables you to enlarge or shrink your dring from your reference photo.
You can see the grid she used to draw her lynx.
Free-hand drawing: A third and harder way for some people is to look at your photo or object that you want to draw and free-hand draw it. You look for the main shapes and outlines and place them into your drawing. This is excelent for plein air drawing or when you have a live object. I used it when I did my pastel hawk as well. I also use it when I use my carbon copy image to fill in places that were missed.
She started with a grid, but drew the flower free-hand.
As you can tell from the pictures, the class was a success. I will be teaching similar techniques and information to children on July 7, from 1-2 pm at Art by the Sea Gallery in Old Town Bandon, Oregon.