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Søren Mortensen Kjær (født ca. 1510 i Ribe, død 23. marts 1582 i Kolding) var en dansk forfatter, oversætter og salmedigter; derudover arbejdede han som tolder, rigsskriver og borgmester i Kolding. Kaldet Søren Skriver, fordi han fungerede som rigets skriver fra 1536. Gift omkring 1545 med Anna Knudsdatter Thuresen (ca. 1515-1582). Søren Mortensen Kjær var søn af Morten Skræder (?-ca. 1538) og Marianne Sørensdatter.

Børn
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 Else Sørensdatter (født ca 1535 - død 1625), gift med rådmand og købmand i Kolding Povel Jenssøn
 Hans Sørensen (født ca 1555 - død 1634), stamfader til slægten Paludan

Henvisninger
 Søren Kjær, borgmester og tolder i Kolding, Af Susanne Vogt, Koldingbogen

Slægten Paludan
Borgmestre i Kolding
Digtere fra Danmark
Dramatikere fra Danmark
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Ikke-folkevalgte borgmestre fra Danmark (før 1919)


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ASEAN IN FOCUS
Thailand to start testing medical marijuana on patients
This handout picture taken on February 25, 2019 and released by Government Pharmaceutical Organization (GPO) of Thailand on March 8, 2019 shows a GPO researcher examining a cannabis plant in an indoor laboratory in Pathum Thani. (Photo by – / Government Pharmaceutical Organization (GPO) of Thailand / AFP)
BANGKOK, Thailand (AFP) — Thailand is poised to start its first tests of cannabis oil on patients, a health official said Friday, as excitement swirls around a new industry that could create money-making avenues for entrepreneurs while offering relief for suffering patients.
Marijuana has been used as a traditional herb for centuries in Thailand but was banned decades ago.
The junta's rubber-stamp parliament voted in December to legalise it for medical purposes.
Thailand is the first in Southeast Asia to embrace medical marijuana though recreational use remains illegal.
Now state-sanctioned clinical trials testing the impact of cannabis oil on selected patients will be held as early as July, according to Nuntakan Suwanpidokkul, director of research and development at the Government Pharmaceutical Organisation (GPO).
Extracts or "sublingual drops" will be administered during the tests to volunteers suffering from nausea and pain from chemotherapy, among other ailments.
"We will use cannabis plants to extract oil for finished products," Nuntakan told AFP, adding that "we hope to begin in July or August".
They will come from the government-managed indoor plantation that opened last month on the outskirts of Bangkok.
It has around 140 plants cultivated under controlled lighting, temperatures and a misting system known as aeroponics.
A gold rush mentality has set in since Thailand's parliament voted to change to the law.
Political parties are touting the cash crop's benefits for the livelihoods of farmers and big blowout festivals are planned for April.
The country's Food and Drug Administration also announced a 90-day amnesty starting in March for Thais to declare marijuana used for medical reasons and it has received thousands of calls asking for more details.
Several nations have legalised medicinal cannabis, including Canada, Australia, Israel, and more than half the states in the US.
US-based Grand View Research has estimated the global market for medical marijuana could reach $55.8 billion by 2025.
But critics caution that Thailand lacks the technical know-how to be truly competitive in the lucrative industry.
"What I feel that the law is lacking is that the people who are writing it don't understand that cannabis is a very finicky plant," said Kitty Chopaka from the Highland Network, which advocates for marijuana legalisation.
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No One Could Stop Tony Goldwyn From Leaving a Gay Legacy
From "Designing Women" to "The Inheritance," he's just a straight actor doing his job.
by Brandon Voss 2/16/2020
Scandal may have ended, but Tony Goldwyn is still the president of our united hearts.
After appearing in Network last year opposite Tatiana Maslany, Goldwyn is back on Broadway in The Inheritance. Stepping in for John Benjamin Hickey, the 59-year-old Ghost star plays Republican real estate developer Henry Wilcox in Matthew Lopez's lauded two-part epic, which follows the struggles of three generations of gay men in the shadow of AIDS.
Goldwyn talks to NewNowNext about being a friend of the LGBTQ community since his groundbreaking Designing Women episode—and that one crazy summer in San Francisco.
The Inheritance/Matthew Murphy
What drew you to Henry in The Inheritance? You've played villains before, but a gay Republican is pretty scary.
Right? Serial killers are one thing, but… [Laughs] Joking aside, I don't see Henry as a villain. He's just a man we haven't really seen much on stage, so it's been fun and challenging to explore this character.
Is it a challenge to understand and defend his political beliefs?
No, because he's written in a very eloquent way. When it comes to his politics, he's very persuasive in his points of view, which is refreshing. He's a Republican, yes, but not a diehard Trumper. He views politics in a more transactional, Libertarian way. His bigger failing is his go-it-alone approach to life, his isolation, which comes at a tremendous cost.
One might expect a gay man who survived the AIDS crisis to be embracing love, living each day to the fullest.
I recently spoke to someone who was an ACT UP activist in the '80s, and he said he knew many men like Henry who made the choice to emotionally check out of life for their survival. But the play is about how, whatever the cost, the only way to heal is to reengage, to reconnect, to open one's heart again in the face of inevitable human suffering. Henry thinks he's building walls to protect himself and those he loves, but that strategy undermines him.
As a complex and polarizing gay character, he's not unlike Scandal's Cyrus Beene.
That's true. But Henry's much more self-aware than Cyrus—and, you know, not as evil.
Did John Benjamin Hickey offer you any insight into Henry?
We're old friends, and I got to see John's beautiful performance, but actors are weird; developing a character is a very internal, personal thing, and we have different approaches to Henry. He did talk to me about some challenges of the role, because there are these very intense scenes and then big gaps spent offstage.
We don't see many new plays tackling AIDS anymore. What does The Inheritance add to the conversation?
It's looking at the AIDS crisis through the lens of a generation where AIDS still exists but is no longer an imminent threat. The play is exploring the legacy of AIDS, and that hasn't really been done. These younger gay men are figuring out what they have to learn, what their responsibilities are. That's important because we can get very focused on ourselves, forgetting about the world that came before us and the people who paid a tremendous price for us to have the lives we have.
You played one of the first gay characters with AIDS on a primetime TV series in the 1987 Designing Women episode "Killing All the Right People." What do you recall about that experience?
I played a young guy who hires the women to design his funeral. It was a really great part for a guest star, and I was just getting started as an actor, so I was excited. [Designing Women creator] Linda Bloodworth-Thomason, who wrote the episode, had lost her mother to AIDS from a blood transfusion, so it felt special and important and necessary. I knew it was groundbreaking, and I felt privileged to play the part. But I was so young, so I don't think I was really aware of the impact that it would have for people.
I remember how it felt to see a young gay man on TV, before I even had the language for it. Did you hear from many gay men about the episode?
Yes, but not really until years later. It surprised me. I did a show on Broadway about 10 years ago, and one of the dressers, a middle-aged guy, said, "Tony, I have to thank you for that episode of Designing Women you did. You have no idea what that meant to our community." All I did was my job, so I didn't feel like I deserved any accolades, but I was very moved.
Designing Women/CBS
Did you have hesitations about taking a gay role so early in your career?
Well, there was so much homophobia in Hollywood at the time. As a straight actor playing a gay character, I had people telling me there would be a stigma attached to it, and I remember thinking how absurd and offensive that was.
Your management?
My management was supportive of it, actually. But there were other people around me discussing that it was an issue, worrying that it was a risk. My dear father was worried about it. I was shocked that it was such a concern, but that was the world we lived in.
Those people didn't get inside your head?
Not so much with Designing Women because I was so grateful to have a job. But then in 1990 I did a play in New York, The Sum of Us, and I dealt with people saying, "Are you sure you want to play another gay character?" I was 29, my movie career was taking off, Ghost was in movie theaters, so it was something I had to confront. I was militant about it, like, Screw it! If I'm going to take a hit because of this, I'll take it. I felt that if I avoided risks for that kind of fear, what business did I have calling myself an artist?
The Sum of Us was a hit off-Broadway at the Cherry Lane Theatre. What was it like to be in a gay play in Greenwich Village at the height of the AIDS crisis?
It was insane. It was a rare, magical experience. It's hard to describe. As with The Inheritance, I could feel the audience identifying so intensely with what they were seeing, weeping audibly. The audience for The Sum of Us was much gayer than for The Inheritance, which is quite mixed. I knew it meant so much to people in ways that I couldn't possibly understand.
The Sum of Us/Playbill
Has The Inheritance helped put it into context?
Yeah, looking back, I can appreciate what that play meant for people. But something else I've confronted doing The Inheritance is that I lived through the '80s and '90s as a straight guy. I lost many close friends and colleagues, and it was very sad, but I know it was not the same as being a gay man living through that holocaust. I think now about how I existed with that happening all around me, yet I was still able to live a normal life because I was straight—I got married, I focused on my career, and I didn't live in fear. I've been reminded of how we can tune out suffering if it's too difficult to deal with.
You're not the only straight actor in The Inheritance. What's your take on the push to cast queer actors in queer roles?
I feel mixed about it. I don't want to take opportunities away from LGBTQ actors—particularly with trans characters, because there are severely limited opportunities for trans actors—and I know I can't understand the LGBTQ experience the way someone in that community can. However, as an actor, I want to represent all different kinds of people. My job is to get into the skin of someone who is very different from me. So there's the politics of it and there's the art of it, and I can appreciate and respect both sides of the argument.
You can also consider the issue as a director and producer.
Right. If I put my producer's hat on, would I have a responsibility to cast a gay actor over a straight actor in the role of Henry Wilcox? I don't know. I don't think I'm allowed to ask about an actor's sexuality in an audition, am I?
Yeah, so it's tricky. My producing partner, Richard LaGravenese, and I are really interested in exploring racial dynamics, so we find ourselves asking, "Do we have the right, as white men, to be exploring racial tension? Should we be telling this story? How could it be wrong to explore this?" It's an important conversation to be having.
Ghost/Paramount
You were on The L Word in 2005 as closeted action star Burr Connor, who says his career would be over if fans found out he was "a card-carrying member of the cocksucker club."
[Laughs] That line was an ad-lib, by the way.
Was Burr inspired by anybody?
I wouldn't say I based him on anyone in particular, but I was not unfamiliar with his situation. I've worked with a number of big stars who were gay and terrified of exposure. Nowadays it's not such a big thing. At that time, for a big star like Burr Connor, there was no other option but to stay in the closet.
As a scion of Hollywood royalty, what was your introduction to the LGBTQ community?
My parents were liberal but also old-fashioned. A lot of their colleagues were gay, and it was accepted, but it wasn't really out in the open. We had gay family members but it wasn't discussed; I have a gay cousin who gravitated to us because his family rejected him, and we loved him, but nobody talked about it. My first real indoctrination into the LGBTQ community was the summer I turned 18, when I did a summer theater program at the American Conservatory Theater, so I was in San Francisco for 10 weeks in 1978. That was eye-opening. [Laughs] I got to see the gay community in all its glory. I was like, Wow! This is what all the fuss is about!
Speaking of eye-openers, I was 12 when I saw Ghost, and your shirtless scene was part of my gay sexual awakening.
[Laughs] You are not the first guy to tell me that. And I'm glad I could help.
The Inheritance runs through March 15 at the Barrymore Theatre in New York.
Brandon Voss
Celebrity interviewer. Foodie and Broadway buff in Manhattan. Hates writing bios.
@brandonvoss
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Q: How to perform a bulk insert via sails-mongo and sails.js? Is there a way to perform a bulk insert via sails-mongo. So if I pass an array of documents to the model's create method, it will insert each document within that array atomically into the database?

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Ground Hopper Gareth visited Wellington Playing Fields for the HFA County Cup Quarter Final between Wellington and Westfields and has kindly allowed us to publish his match report.
This eight-goal thriller was a great game and not really full settled until the final ten minutes of the game. Westfields, playing one step higher ( step 5 ) than their step 6 hosts, stormed into a two goal lead inside the opening 7 minutes of the game.
In the second minute they opened the scoring with the first chance of the game, a low and fierce cross was delivered from the Westfields right, De Garis in the Wellington goal could not hold onto the ball, leaving Carlos Moreira to finish into an unguarded goal from six yards out.
Wellington responded with two good efforts at goal after falling a goal behind. The fourth minute saw Wellies Number 8, Sam Pearson try his luck with a long-range shot, shooting just over the bar. A minute later Pearson again went close for this time. The Wellington man was put clean through on goal, his early taken shot was tipped onto the post by visiting goalkeeper Havard.
Westfields went 2-0 ahead on seven minutes, Ben Miller scoring with a great strike from the edge of the area, leaving Kyle De Garis no chance of getting near it.
The home side again responded positively and created a couple of chances of their own but could not find that vital goal. Westfields looked to have made the game safe on 36 minutes by taking a three-goal lead. Keanu Cooper, ran for quite distance with the ball before shooting left-footed from the edge of the box into the bottom left corner of the goal.
On 37 minutes the home side got their first of the night, Havard completely missing his kick following a pass back to him, the mistake enabled Saul Thomas to roll the ball into an empty net.
On the stroke of half time, Wellington got themselves right back into the tie. This time Sam Pearson with the goal after he latched onto a through ball, reaching the ball just before Havard and poking his shot just past the on-rushing Goalkeeper.
Westfields went close on 51 minutes but were thwarted by great goalkeeping by De Garis who smothered the ball following shot by the on rushing Westfields player.
On 54 minutes Wellington went very close to equalising, Sam Pearson unleashed a great volley which was well saved by Havard at the near post of his goal. This save was proven to be very important as five minutes later Westfields increased their advantage by scoring their 4th goal of the evening. A dangerous looking cross from the Westfields right was not sufficiently cleared and the ball was tapped in by Aidan Thomas.
On 62 minutes Westfields almost but the game to bed, unfortunately for them the first-time volley from their player crashed against the cross bar.
With ten minutes of the game remaining Westfields did indeed make the game safe. Jamie Molyneux expertly rounded De Garis and two on-rushing defenders before finishing into an empty net. Credit must go to Wellington who never let their heads drop, the home side ended the scoring for the night on 88 minutes, with a goal that after much consultation in the stand I was sitting went down as an own goal.
This was a pulsating cup tie which I really enjoyed, looking at my records I think it is the first 3-5 score line that I have witnessed on my ground hopping journey so far.
I would again like to thank Chairman Phil Smith and other club officials at Wellington Football Club for their lovely welcome.
Match photos courtesy of Will Cheshire are available on our flickr page and Gareth's complete ground report for Wellington FC is available on his blog. Thanks to both for covering this match.


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I hate my hard disk.
New song is out, and those who are following these newsposts should know by now that I don't often make newsposts to announce new songs, so when I do they must be insanely awesome amirite?
Also insanely time-consuming. It has nearly 20 automation clips and nearly 180 patterns.
I finally submitted another finished song. It's a pretty weird mixture of different styles/moods and I like how it turned out.
Check it out HERE. I'd love a review, too!
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I haven't made any new music in a long while, but rest assured that I still really appreciate all the support I've been getting. I'm currently with over 130 people who added me to their favourite artists list, and I'm also very grateful for that. I'm not exactly popular but I never dreamed of getting this many fans!
Of course I would be all the more grateful if I get more fans which is why I'll link to this newspost if you want to check out my stuff, but my point is... thanks a lot everyone :3.
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Hey there! This newspost is all about the NGADM competition: The Newgrounds Audio Deathmatch 2011, hosted by Echo and I. If you have no idea what I'm talking about, then go surf the Net elsewhere... Or since you're in my profile you may as well check out my music! Yeah, do that!
I'm back from that two week holiday to France (to be specific it was a week in France and a week visiting relatives and friends in England). In France we stayed in this old house with a massive view of hills upon hills of forests, and in England we stayed in a cottage in the middle of nowhere with plenty of fields and stuff.
It was great fun overall and I know I've been to England more times than I have fingers but I'll still say that England is really COOL.
Anyway, now that I'm back I'll take over Review Request Club updates, work on some music for two games (a big one with the Game Jam Team I'm in, and another big one with BanglaBoy96) and a podcast.
I'll also finish the track I'm making for FatKidWitAJetPak's charity album (which is coming along nicely but I doubt it'll make it in) and I'll continue running the NGADM. We still need a judge and as many backup judges as possible too, so don't forget to ask me if you can judge if you're up for it and you're not interested in taking part.
That's about it. So yeah, welcome back to me :3.
EDIT: I've got an Internet connection now but it's really slow and limited. So I may show up in the forums and stuff occasionally.
Wow. FL Studio's now on iPhone/iPad/iPod.
Damn that's awesome. It makes me wish I had an iThingy to use it on :(.
Just making this update to say that I'm a proud member of Team Breakfast, taking part in the Game Jam 5. We're making a flash game out of Around the World in 80 Days, and so far it's coming out wonderfully, thanks to DeadEndWorldStudios's voices, funkycaveman's art/animation, ToastedToastyToast's additional art/programming and hopefully my music.
Already got the menu theme and one of the game's level themes done. Got a lot more work to do though.
EDIT (June 18 - 3:31 PM [GMT + 1]): So far so good. Another 2 songs finished and I've got time for one or two more songs before the end of the day too. This Game Jam stuff is FUN.
My MIDI keyboard (Korg microKEY) just arrived last Friday, and dear God it's amazing. Wonderfully simple, just how I wanted it - 3 octaves, pitch/modulation knob, up/down octave transpose tool (giving me access to the full range of notes) and it even has 2 USB ports at the side in case I'm out of USB ports and want to add more USB devices (which already came in handy because I'm now using one of those ports for my iLok key).
I was planning on getting controllers with it too, but thought against it because the modulation knob does the job fine and I'll usually be automating one parameter at a time anyway. It's really fun to just go to one of your project files, mute the lead instrument and play it with the keyboard instead. It's also fun to doodle melodies with my left hand while browsing the internet with my right hand on the mouse. It's not the first time I absentmindedly let my left hand play random melodies while I'm on the Internet and I suddenly come up with an awesome melody, and I've only had this keyboard for three days.
Best 80 euros I've spent in a long while.


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Review of Sarah Harding, Paul's Eschatological Anthropology: The Dynamics of Human Transformation, Review of Biblical Literature [http://www.bookreviews.org] (2019).
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Presidential Memories
Erica Simone – Self Portrait
I was already living in Paris when Jacques Chirac took office as President of France in May of 1995, reigning over France until May of 2007. He was born on November 29th of 1932, and died just this past September 26th, a date that has always been significant for me. It's the birthday of my longest-standing friend (as well as a long list of other friends) and was the date I got married. But, the first thing that came to mind when I heard the news about his passing was of an up-close photo taken of him by my daughter, Erica Simone, which was one of the first "real" photographs she had taken in her budding career as a photographer.
"I was using a Canon Snapshot A510 (3.2 mega pixels) at the 2005 Paris Air Show at the Exhibition Center of Le Bourget, a few kilometers North of Paris. I was 19 and interning abroad in London, writing articles and things for Flight Daily News (no longer in existence). They sent me to Paris to cover the Air Show. When Chirac came out to uncover the latest Falcon, I snaked my way through the press to the front, stuck my camera up, pointed it at him not having any idea if he was even in the frame and took two pictures, hoping they had turned out okay. He was staring and smiling right at me in this shot — I suppose because he may have been surprised to see a little teen amongst all the pushy old man photojournalists. In any event, the newspaper, who hadn't even asked me to take photos, ran my photo instead of the guy's they had hired. I guess this was the very beginning of my photography career." —Erica Simone
Bill Clinton – by France24.com
A slew of world leaders came to Paris to pay their respects to the former president this week, led by the current French President, Emmanuel Macron. Among them were U.S. former president, Bill Clinton, Russian president, Vladimir Putin, and a host of French politicians including former French president 93-year-old Valéry Giscard d'Estaing, Nicolas Sarkozy, and the former Socialist president, François Hollande. That's a pretty impressive line-up of political power in one place just to honor him.
Chirac wasn't a perfect politician by any stretch of the imagination. He was convicted for a "fake jobs" scandal during his term as Mayor of Paris (long standing — 1977 to 1995), but the public still loved him. One thing we loved him for at the time was his open apology to the public for France's role in the deportation of Jews during World War II when the Nazi occupied France. He was also famous for his stand against the American-led assault on Iraq and believe it or not, he reduced the presidential term from seven to five years via a referendum in the year 2000. In 2002, he won the election with 82.2% of the vote against far-right Jean-Marie Le Pen, but in the end of his term, he became one of the least popular presidents in modern history as a result of a 2011 declaration of the Paris courts accusing him of diverting public funds and abusing public confidence. He was given a two-year prison sentence that was suspended.
The UN Assembly – by Erica Simone
Nicolas Sarkozy – by Erica Simone
Ten years or so later, Erica was hired to shoot the 66th UN Assembly that she admits "was pretty cool." And the last of her political figure posts was of the next French President, Nicolas Sarkozy. Did you know that his full name is Nicolas Paul Stéphane Sarközy de Nagy-Bocsa? That's because he's a "Heinz 57" French born of Hungarian, Greek, Jewish and French Catholic origin who was also a mayor, but of a Paris suburb (Neuilly-sur-Seine). During Jacques Chirac's second presidential term, he served as Minister of the Interior and as Minister of Finance. His win over Socialist Ségolène Royal in 2007 was by a small margin. He faced a lot of adversity during his term that included the financial crisis, the Russo-Georgian War and the Arab Spring Uprising.
One thing I really liked him for was his "work more to earn more" attitude and his creation of the "auto-entrepreneur" status, in January of 2009, for individuals to easily start a commercial or artisanal activity, offering Value Added Tax exemption in order to promote more free enterprise. Until then, there was almost no way for an individual to start a small company without a large amount of capital, nor perform odd jobs, get paid and pay taxes…legally. I know this seems mind-boggling to an American, where in the U.S. you can do anything you want, get paid for it, report it at the end of the year and pay your fair share of taxes, but that wasn't the case in France until Sarkozy's progressive scheme. Like Chirac, Sarkozy isn't squeaky clean, either, and is currently being charged with corruption.
François Hollande followed after Sarkozy in the 2012 election, a member of the Socialist Party. He won by an even smaller margin than Sarkozy did with only 3.2 percent. There are no corruption accusations in his portfolio, but he will be remembered as France's most unpopular president. He became unpopular with me the moment he stepped into office when he announced that taxpayers earning over €1 million a year would be subjected to a special 75% tax bracket. That's when the wealthy fled France leaving the middle class to spread the wealth and support the poor. How dumb was that?
Emmanuel Macron followed Hollande with the opposite ideas, determined to bring back the wealthy by offering tax cuts. This isn't buying him any favor, however, and has led to the violent anti-government yellow vest movement as well as being termed "the president of the rich."
They just can't win, can they?
Jacques Chirac, RIP.
Adrian Leeds Group
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P.S. Join me tonight for Erica Simone's photo exhibition at the Mairie of the 9th Arrondissement! See the Mairie's website for more information.
P.P.S. Join me October 5th at the American Church in Paris for the 54th annual premier expat orientation seminar, BLOOM WHERE YOU'RE PLANTED, where I will be speaking about Finding Your Perfect Paris Home.
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It was founded in 1903 - with a capital of 28,000 dollars, by a group of twelve investors included John and Horace Dodge (who later founded their own car company) and above all Henry Ford, giving the name to the company.
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In case outside little, mark advertised massively to the T, and thanks to the dealers, the car was available in every corner of the country. As expected, sales were massive. In 1914, it reached 250,000 units sold. In 1916, with a price of 360 dollars for the basic version, it was (astronomical for those times) 472.000 units sold mark.
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Henry Ford, who had resumed control of the company after the death of his son Edsel. He died in 1947 by a cerebral hemorrhage at the age of 83. His grandson mayor Henry II took over the management of Ford Motor Company.
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I care about you, but "I can never understand"
or if it is, when? How?
I'd be content with anything.
but I'll never stop looking.
I really like that poem, I feel that it might be inspired by current events though.
I actually really liked it, Moco... It's in a form like i haven't seen before. It seems to be a simple and endearing expression of a pure feeling. Not dressed up with elaborate language or metaphor.
And yet, the meaning of the poem itself still remains elusive. It's difficult to pin down exactly what or whom you refer to... but I still seem to be able to relate to the vague feeling. (vague in all of it's forms, I suppose, in this case). It's that quality that I also like to it.
Not dressed up with elaborate language or metaphor.
And yet, the meaning of the poem itself still remains elusive. It's difficult to pin down exactly what or whom you refer to... but I still seem to be able to relate to the vague feeling. (vague in all of it's forms, I suppose, in this case).
Yeah, I write almost no poetry, so I don't really know how to use those devices. I guess it seems vague because it's vague to me too. I don't know who I'm looking for.
I meant it as a good thing.
It works well, and the feeling came across very well indeed.
True poetry comes from nowhere else but the centre of emotion.
The writer need not do any work... The words themselves should just fall into place.


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Review: ThinkPad Z60m
Lenovo's wide-screen ThinkPad may be a bit big, but its gorgeous 15.4-inch display and other impressive features could put it at the top of your list.
Scot Finnie
Nit Picks
The Z60m's lid-closing mechanism triggers standby or hibernation at about a 25-degree-closed angle, as opposed to the under-10-degree angle that triggers power-management features on most notebooks. Let me put it this way — the notebook screen has some 4.5 inches of travel left when the screen blanks out. Because I prefer to set the action of a closed lid to hibernate (both to save power and protect against heat build up), I have more than once accidentally triggered unwanted hibernations.
The otherwise excellent UltraNav pointing device has a cheaper feel than previous versons, and it's narrower fore and aft by a few millimeters. It's just not quite up to the standard of the business-class ThinkPads I've tested in the past.
I am not a fan of Intel wireless networking hardware and the Z60m didn't change my mind. The Intel 2915 a/b/g 2200BG wireless networking mini PCI card that came with the review unit disconnected frequently, especially on hibernation and wake-up. After messing around with the 2915's settings (available in Device Manager), I finally found a configuration that makes the card work 95 percent of the time. I have had multiple doesn't-work-at-all experiences with this low-cost 2200BG wireless networking card in the past, and don't recommend buying any computer that comes with it. It is possible to specify a (much superior) IBM 802.11 a/b/g card for T series notebooks, the IBM 11a/b/g Wireless LAN Mini PCI Adapter II, that works perfectly every time, but I'm not sure it's available for the ThinkPad Z60 series.
Taking Its Measure
The wide screen gives the Z60m a different footprint. It's just over 14 inches wide, only 10.3 inches deep, and just over 1.5 inches high. The larger screen also dictates a beefier hinge system, forcing the unit to tip the scales at over six pounds in most configurations. The unit I tested has an extremely strong pewter-colored titanium top cover that adds almost half a pound to the overall weight. With the larger nine-cell battery, this model weighs in at 6.8 pounds. (There are Z60m models that weigh less — one is 5.97 pounds.)
So this isn't the notebook for all you card-carrying members of the actively mobile workforce. Lenovo's X series notebooks and its competitors are more appropriate for folks perennially on the go. But if you work at home or bring your notebook home from the office just on weekends, the Z60m is worth consideration.
At $2,229, my top-of-the-line 2529-EAU Z60m test unit is very well equipped but pricey. Cost has long been an issue with ThinkPads — you pay for the best-designed, best-executed products. And when you list out the pros and cons, the Z60m is a very good value for someone who wants it all. There's nothing at all to upgrade (Lenovo won't say this yet, but I can tell you that, as equipped, it will run Windows Vista just fine). If price is a bigger concern, Lenovo has 15.4-inch LCD Z60m models selling for as low as $1,199.
The ThinkPad Z60m is also the perfect notebook for home users. It's large enough to be useful, even without an external display, keyboard, or mouse — but small enough to put in a drawer or take out on the road now and then. It's aimed at the needs of small business people. And it's perfect for people who combine business and pleasure on one computer. When you think of it that way, it's a nearly perfect compromise — just so long as regular travel isn't part of your gig.
ThinkPad Z60m 2529-EAU
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Summary: Considering the extremely usable 15.4-inch LCD display and great pointer technology, this is perfect for people who combine business and pleasure on one computer.


The UK's pension scheme "lifeboat" looks set to vote against Toys R Us's restructuring plans this week, amid a stand-off over whether the retailer can pump £9m into its pension scheme.
The Telegraph understands that the Pension Protection Fund (PPF) is demanding the funds within two months in an attempt to secure the future of the pension scheme should Toys R Us's rescue plan fail. The amount is equal to that which would be put into the pension scheme over the next three years.
The PPF, whose vote is likely to determine whether or not the plan ultimately gets the go-ahead, will need to formally lodge papers on its decision by midday tomorrow. The vote is on Thursday.


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Daily Insight: Led up the NHS Pathways
RCN council lose 'no confidence' vote over NHS pay deal
The Royal College of Nursing Council has lost a vote of no confidence at an emergency general meeting this afternoon sparked by anger over the union's handling of the NHS pay deal.
The motion of no confidence was won by 78 per cent of votes on a turnout of 3.74 per cent of RCN members.
It is now expected members of the RCN Council will step down. The EGM was called in response to a petition signed by more than 1,000 members.
HSJ revealed in July that the nursing union, which has more than 400,000 members, had misled nurses over the three-year NHS pay deal by suggesting staff would receive a minimum of a three per cent pay increase this year.
RCN chief executive Janet Davies stepped down in August in the wake of a backlash from members.
There was anger at the EGM meeting today after acting chief executive Dame Donna Kinnair claimed the motion of no confidence was being politically driven and she claimed to have learned the political affiliations of 600 supporters of the motion.
The result is unlikely to lead to the pay deal being re-opened but could pave the way for a tougher stance by the RCN over future negotiations.
An independent review published today of how the RCN handled the pay deal and represented it to members concluded lead negotiator Josie Irwin had a "conflict of interest" and was biased in favour of the deal.
They also found the college's council, executive team, trade union council and general membership were not informed about the details and impact of the pay deal agreed with NHS Employers and the government earlier this year.
Electoral Reform Services was commissioned by the RCN to investigate the process and its communication with members over the pay deal. They found nurses voted in favour of the NHS pay deal after being given "inaccurate" information by the RCN which they said was under pressure to "sell" the offer to nurses.
The report said: "Alternate options to accepting the deal were not made, but substituted with the assertion that this was the best deal in the current economic client under a government of austerity.
"ERS believes that exploring the detail of alternate options to not accepting the proposed deal, in its current form, would have enabled decision makers to weigh up the merits of the draft framework against these alternatives.
"Since the lead negotiator was responsible for presenting the framework to decision makers and maintained during interview that it was the best deal available at the current time, ERS believes a conflict of interest exists in their role of presenting and aiding communication of the deal.
"There did not appear to be sufficient checks and balances in place for this role, or fact-checking of the detail to ensure accurate and objective information."
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Directing credits for Joe Russo By Year of release
Anthony Russo and Joe Russo
Robert Downey Jr. and Chris Evans
Robert Downey Jr. and Chris Hemsworth
Chris Evans and Robert Downey Jr.
Chris Evans and Samuel L. Jackson
The Council Of Dads (2011)
Richard T. Jones and Griffin Gluck
Courtroom K (2008)
Lindsay Arends and Jon Bernthal
Owen Wilson and Kate Hudson
Welcome To Collinwood (2003)
William H. Macy and Isaiah Washington
Harry Eddleman and Wendy James


0:00 Rebecca Sabino at goalie for Salem St..
0:52 Shot by Salem St. Casey McFall, Wide Right.
2:32 Shot by Salem St. Devyn Malatesta, Save (by goalie) Caroline Richards.
4:27 Corner kick by Mass.-Boston Allie Crawford [4:27].
4:49 Header Shot by Mass.-Boston Grace McGettrick, Wide Right.
7:37 Shot by Mass.-Boston Jahlyla Ocampo, Save (by goalie) Rebecca Sabino.
8:48 Shot by Salem St. Colleen Hurley, Save (by goalie) Caroline Richards.
11:09 Shot by Mass.-Boston Jaclyn O'Grady, Save (by goalie) Rebecca Sabino.
11:25 Corner kick by Mass.-Boston Allie Crawford [11:25].
14:40 Shot by Salem St. Kaitlyn Curley, Save (by goalie) Caroline Richards.
19:16 Corner kick by Salem St. Casey McFall [19:16].
20:50 Shot by Salem St. Colleen Hurley, Save (by goalie) Caroline Richards.
21:10 Substitution!Mass.-Boston substitution: Lindsay Bouscaren for Jahlyla Ocampo.
21:10 Substitution!Mass.-Boston substitution: Grace Oliver for Shannon Rosemond.
21:10 Substitution!Salem St. substitution: Emily Boyle for Katie Brown.
22:39 Shot by Mass.-Boston Jaclyn O'Grady, Blocked.
22:46 Shot by Mass.-Boston Grace Oliver, Wide Left.
26:32 Substitution!Salem St. substitution: Julianna Stacey for Casey McFall.
26:32 Substitution!Salem St. substitution: Teagan Gilliss for Taylor Capozzi.
26:32 Substitution!Salem St. substitution: Kelly Blanchard for Colleen Hurley.
27:06 Shot by Mass.-Boston Allie Crawford, Wide Right.
27:16 Substitution!Mass.-Boston substitution: Eryn Kelly for Cal Pitts.
27:46 Shot by Mass.-Boston Lindsay Bouscaren, Blocked.
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29:02 Shot by Salem St. Emily Boyle, Save (by goalie) Caroline Richards.
29:11 Corner kick by Salem St. Emily Boyle [29:11].
32:56 Shot by Mass.-Boston Grace McGettrick, Save (by goalie) Rebecca Sabino.
33:03 Shot by Mass.-Boston Lindsay Bouscaren, Hit Post.
33:16 Corner kick by Mass.-Boston Allie Crawford [33:16].
33:24 Shot by Mass.-Boston Allie Crawford, Save (by goalie) Rebecca Sabino.
33:58 Substitution!Salem St. substitution: Micaela Peysere for Ashley Leboeuf.
34:18 Corner kick by Salem St. Kaitlyn Curley [34:18].
35:55 Substitution!Mass.-Boston substitution: Kate Leavitt for Kenya Wade.
35:55 Substitution!Mass.-Boston substitution: Jackie Turner for Taylor Bilyak.
37:38 Substitution!Mass.-Boston substitution: Katie Pasquale for Grace McGettrick.
39:21 Corner kick by Salem St. Emily Boyle [39:21].
39:40 Shot by Salem St. Devyn Malatesta, Blocked.
39:47 Shot by Salem St. Mikayla Porcaro, High.
44:07 Shot by Mass.-Boston Katie Pasquale, Save (by goalie) Rebecca Sabino.
44:27 Shot by Mass.-Boston Grace Oliver, Save (by goalie) Rebecca Sabino.
90:00 For Salem St.: #12 Katie Brown, #16 Mikayla Porcaro, #18 Casey McFall, #19 Keely Gallagher, #20 Taylor Capozzi, #21 Ashley Leboeuf, #06 Colleen Hurley, #00 Rebecca Sabino, #04 Devyn Malatesta, #02 Kaitlyn Curley, #08 Ceara Kelly.
45:00 For Mass.-Boston: #0 Caroline Richards, #4 Kenya Wade, #7 Jaclyn O'Grady, #8 Taylor Bilyak, #13 Mary Jo Murphy, #15 Carlee Fahey, #17 Grace McGettrick, #18 Shannon Rosemond, #25 Allie Crawford, #29 Cal Pitts, #36 Lindsay Bouscaren.
47:41 Shot by Mass.-Boston Cal Pitts, Hit Crossbar.
51:17 Shot by Mass.-Boston Lindsay Bouscaren, Wide.
51:38 Corner kick by Mass.-Boston Allie Crawford [51:38].
51:55 Header Shot by Mass.-Boston Jaclyn O'Grady, High.
54:48 Shot by Mass.-Boston Grace McGettrick, Save (by goalie) Rebecca Sabino.
55:21 Shot by Mass.-Boston Shannon Rosemond, Save (by goalie) Rebecca Sabino.
56:07 Shot by Mass.-Boston Grace McGettrick, Save (by goalie) Rebecca Sabino.
56:40 Shot by Mass.-Boston Jaclyn O'Grady, Save (by goalie) Rebecca Sabino.
58:20 Substitution!Mass.-Boston substitution: Eryn Kelly for Lindsay Bouscaren.
58:20 Substitution!Mass.-Boston substitution: Grace Oliver for Shannon Rosemond.
58:20 Substitution!Mass.-Boston substitution: Morgan Palma for Grace McGettrick.
58:20 Substitution!Salem St. substitution: Emily Boyle for Keely Gallagher.
58:20 Substitution!Salem St. substitution: Mikayla Porcaro for Ashley Leboeuf.
59:10 Shot by Salem St. Colleen Hurley, Save (by goalie) Caroline Richards.
61:41 Substitution!Mass.-Boston substitution: Jackie Turner for Mary Jo Murphy.
61:41 Substitution!Mass.-Boston substitution: Kate Leavitt for Cal Pitts.
62:11 Substitution!Salem St. substitution: Julianna Stacey for Kaitlyn Curley.
62:29 Substitution!Mass.-Boston substitution: Jahlyla Ocampo for Allie Crawford.
64:10 Substitution!Salem St. substitution: Kelly Blanchard for Colleen Hurley.
64:10 Substitution!Salem St. substitution: Kaitlyn Curley for Casey McFall.
65:15 Substitution!Mass.-Boston substitution: Katie Pasquale for Grace Oliver.
65:15 Substitution!Salem St. substitution: Casey McFall for Katie Brown.
65:48 Shot by Salem St. Taylor Capozzi, Blocked.
66:27 Shot by Salem St. Devyn Malatesta, Save (by goalie) Caroline Richards.
67:34 Substitution!Mass.-Boston substitution: Bailey Rhodes for Carlee Fahey.
67:34 Substitution!Mass.-Boston substitution: Cassie Murphy for Jahlyla Ocampo.
68:54 Shot by Salem St. Devyn Malatesta, Blocked.
69:31 Shot by Mass.-Boston Morgan Palma, Save (by goalie) Rebecca Sabino.
71:15 Substitution!Mass.-Boston substitution: Hannah Nolan for Morgan Palma.
71:15 Substitution!Salem St. substitution: Micaela Peysere for Taylor Capozzi.
72:13 Corner kick by Salem St. Emily Boyle [72:13].
73:16 Shot by Salem St. Ceara Kelly, Save (by goalie) Caroline Richards.
73:50 Corner kick by Salem St. Ceara Kelly [73:50].
74:34 Shot by Salem St. Micaela Peysere, Save (by goalie) Caroline Richards.
76:02 Shot by Mass.-Boston Katie Pasquale, Save (by goalie) Rebecca Sabino.
76:09 Substitution!Mass.-Boston substitution: Gabbie Riley for Jaclyn O'Grady.
76:21 Corner kick by Mass.-Boston Kate Leavitt [76:21].
80:55 Substitution!Salem St. substitution: Taylor Capozzi for Micaela Peysere.
82:12 Shot by Salem St. Ceara Kelly, Save (by goalie) Caroline Richards.
82:34 Shot by Salem St. Taylor Capozzi, Save (by goalie) Caroline Richards.
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A's need starters just as Marco Estrada begins working way back
Sporting Green // Oakland Athletics
Susan Slusser June 22, 2019 Updated: June 22, 2019 9:03 p.m.
Oakland Athletics starter Marco Estrada pitches against the Seattle Mariners in the first inning of Game 2 of their Major League baseball opening series at Tokyo Dome in Tokyo, Thursday, March 21, 2019. (AP Photo/Toru Takahashi)
Photo: Toru Takahashi / Associated Press
He's something of a forgotten figure on Oakland's roster, but could Marco Estrada wind up having an impact in the second half for a team that has a sudden need for an experienced starter?
Estrada, 35, has missed most of the season with lower back pain, but Saturday he threw his first bullpen session since going on the injured list April 17, and manager Bob Melvin said that the A's might look to get him back as quickly as possible, considering Estrada's familiarity with returning from back issues.
"For a guy like him, who's been through this before, I don't know that we have to be as careful," Melvin said. "We have to make sure he's healthy, but as quickly as he can do something, go out and pitch, he'd be a guy we'd be more apt to let go and see how he feels along the way."
With Frankie Montas' 80-game suspension, leveled Friday by Major League Baseball for PED use, Melvin said of Estrada, "Obviously in the position we are now, we're thinking more so about some other guys than maybe we were before."
The top candidates to initially replace Montas in the rotation remain Triple-A Las Vegas starters Daniel Mengden and Paul Blackburn, with A's long reliever Aaron Brooks a possibility. Top prospect Jesús Luzardo, who allowed two runs and struck out five in 3 ⅓ innings in a rehab start with Las Vegas on Saturday, also might be an option soon. The team also might use an opener occasionally in the open spot.
Estrada would need several weeks to get his pitch count up to start again, but he could be available in the second half, along with lefty Sean Manaea (shoulder), who will either throw a simulated game or start a rehab assignment Tuesday.
Estrada, who had an ablation procedure to try to alleviate back discomfort April 23, threw 24 pitches Saturday. "It went OK," he said. "... I'm not sure I'm where I want to be yet. Hopefully, the more I throw, the better I'll feel."
Estrada signed a one-year, $4 million deal with the A's in the winter, and he understands that there is even more of a need now given the suspension of Montas, who is 9-2 and was the A's top candidate to make the All-Star team.
"Regardless, I want to be out there helping the team," Estrada said. "We're going to have to have a few guys step up, and hopefully soon enough I can jump in and help out."
Another sidelined A's starter, Jharel Cotton, also threw off the mound. Cotton, who is coming back from Tommy John surgery and a minor hamstring procedure, threw 27 pitches and said everything felt great. Because he's on innings limitations post-Tommy John, he's being targeted to return as a reliever, which Cotton said is fine with him.
"I feel good about it," he said. "Whatever I can do to help the team, I'm glad to do it."
Melvin, asked if Cotton could be used as an opener rather than as a traditional reliever, said, "I've thought about that, and there's probably something to that. He is a starter. But obviously, it's not just my decision; we'll have to talk about that as a group."
Susan Slusser is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer.
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Susan Slusser has worked at The San Francisco Chronicle since 1996 and has covered the A's fulltime since 1999. She has been a member of the Baseball Writers Association of America since 1993 and in 2012 became the only woman to be elected president in the 111 years of the organization. In 2019, she and Chronicle columnist Ann Killion were named the co-California Sportswriters of the Year; Susan is the first team beat writer in the state's history to win the award.
Slusser's book about the A's, 100 Things A's Fans Need to Know and Do Before They Die, came out in 2014 and she and A's radio announcer Ken Korach released a new book, If These Walls Could Talk, Tales from the Oakland A's Dugout, Locker Room and Press Box, in 2019. She is also a correspondent for the MLB Network.
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This is how Amazon's latest move affects Nashville
Posted by Steve Jolly on Thursday, February 14, 2019 at 1:21 PM By Steve Jolly / February 14, 2019 Comment
Earlier today, Amazon officially pulled out of their agreement to build a second headquarters in Long Island City, just across the river from Manhattan.
Here's what they said.
"After much thought and deliberation, we've decided not to move forward with our plans to build a headquarters for Amazon in Long Island City, Queens. For Amazon, the commitment to build a new headquarters requires positive, collaborative relationships with state and local elected officials who will be supportive over the long-term."
Shortly after the deal was announced last year, local and national politicians from New York criticized the deal and looked for ways to stop it.
Amazon was set to get more than $2 billion in tax credits and grants from the state of New York and NYC. Their critics argued that the tax money would be better spent on infrastructure, education, transportation and housing.
While the details of the packages that Amazon received from Nashville and Virginia are not fully released, rumor has it that the deal given by New York dwarfed all the other offers.
Now, officials in Tennessee are hoping that Amazon takes a second look at Music City. While that is a possibility, I don't expect any huge announcement by Amazon for Tennessee.
At least for the short term.
Bezos has his hands full for the next few years setting up major operations in two different markets. I expect this may speed up the schedule for getting these facilities to full speed. In addition, they will likely look to see if they can further grow these two operations without disrupting the plans already in motion.
Nashville's Mayor Briley said, "Today's news in no way affects Nashville's partnership with Amazon which will bring its Operations Center of Excellence to our city and create 5,000 jobs."
What are your thoughts on Amazon coming to Nashville? Hit reply and let me know!