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Modern Fairy tale retelling: Once Upon a Seduction
Once Upon a Seduction
Lovely Author Maisey Yates introduces us to her charming Fairy tale inspired mini series Once Upon a Seduction.
Fairy tales have always captivated me. They're full of magic, beauty, darkness, hope and love. They're about fantasy worlds, but they appeal to me on a real, deep level. Especially the stories about love. The maid marrying the prince, the beauty awakened by a kiss, the prince climbing the tower for the woman he loves. True love transforming a beast.
It's no surprise that, loving these stories like I do, I grew up to write romance.
It's my love of Fairy tales that inspired my new series Once Upon a Seduction.
This trilogy has three sexy, modern retellings of classic fairy tales. There is no magic…technically. Though the power of the love between the hero and heroine feels magical to me.
The Princes's Captive Virgin
When I was seven years old the Disney cartoon version of Beauty and the Beast came out in theaters, and my dad took me to see it. That was, and still is, my favorite version of my very favourite Fairy tale.
The Prince's Captive Virgin, Prince Adam Katsaros's beastly appearance doesn't come from a literal curse, but from an accident that killed his wife. Since then he's concealed himself in his castle, and when a paparazzo tries to capture a photo of the disfigured prince, Adam takes him captive. Enter innocent Belle Chamberlain, who offers to take her father's place as captive. Adam wants revenge, but Belle, and her love, might be the key to setting Adam free.
The Prince's Stolen Virgin
Doing a Sleeping Beauty retelling was a little bit trickier for me. The prince in that story isn't as fleshed out as the beast is. In the classic cartoon, she's being hidden away from Maleficent, and meets the prince in the woods, but knows she isn't supposed to talk to him because there's a threat out there, though we know it doesn't come from him. So, I decided in my story to make him both the prince…and the dragon.
In The Prince's Stolen Virgin, Briar Harcourt was sent away from her kingdom as a baby, to keep her save from an evil king who wants to steal her and make her his bride when she's sixteen years old. Not a curse, but definitely not something you want hanging over your head.
Briar doesn't know she's a princess. Raised in New York City by a doctor and his wife, who are overprotective of her has made her cautious. So, when a beautiful man approaches her on the streets, she runs away. And is hit by a taxi.
When she wakes up in the hospital, the strange man is kissing her, then claims to be a prince…one intent on taking her back to his country to marry her.
Prince Felipe isn't evil like his father, but he is willing to do anything to reclaim his kingdom, and to steal the woman his father wanted as his own. Even if that means kidnapping her and forcing her into marriage…
The Italian's Pregnant Prisoner
For my Rapunzel story I did not take inspiration from a Disney retelling, but from a slightly darker version.
In The Italian's Pregnant Prisoner, we open on the reunion. Charlotte was kept captive in her crime lord father's house for her whole life. Locked in a tower room, she had limited interaction with the outside world. But then she meets Rafe, a man who works for her father, and the two of them start a secret love affair. Of course, that ends badly. When they're discovered, Charlotte is sent away and her stepmother pushes Rafe out of the tower. The accident leaves Rafe blind.
When they're reunited years later, their chemistry is still explosive…but their one night reunion has very definite consequences, and when Rafe finds out about Charlotte's pregnancy, he's not willing to risk losing her again…
These stories were so fun for me, and I hope you enjoy reading them as much as I enjoyed writing them.
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The GOV2EU project finished successfully. The main goal of this project was to promote and accelerate the uptake of electronic invoices, mainly in the health sector, according with the requirements of Directive 2014/55/EU. As a part of GOV2EU project, participant entities (mainly hospitals) adapted their ERP system to assimilate electronic invoices in the European eInvoincing estandar (EN) and developed the automated interoperation and intercommunication with the EDICOM eInvoicing platform to exchange eInvoices. As a result, all these entities are now able to send and/or receive electronic invoices compliant with the EN, with their customers and suppliers.
The project was coordinated by EDICOM, with the support of Valtiva, the Universitat Politècnica de València, SisConsult, Asseco-SK and Asseco-HU, for administrative, financial and contractual tasks.
The project concluded on February 2019, it was executed through several activities, such as coordination, legal and technical requirements analysis, implementation and conformance tests.
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Essays by Greg Gerke
What does it mean today to experience a work of art? In a culture of cynicism, at the mercy of a zeitgeist that prizes the trivial and ephemeral, where can we turn in search of the genuine, the sincere, the truly accomplished? And even if we were to find these things, would we know how to acknowledge their value?
The essays in See What I See are the fruits of a lifetime spent grappling with these questions. By turns lyrical and arch, nostalgic and impassioned, gnomic and piercingly insightful, they seek answers in the artistic achievements of the great masters as well as in less likely places. For Greg Gerke, the nectar of aesthetic experience is found as often in the human body as in poetry or prose, as much in a movement through the world as on celluloid and canvas. Rapturous and indignant, ecstatic and regretful, his essays register the nuances of living in a world abundant with art, and apprise us, page by page, of the sheer breadth of "the distinguished enterprise of being."
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Greg Gerke is an essayist and writer of short fiction, based in New York. His work has appeared in 3 AM Magazine, the Los Angeles Review of Books, Tin House, The Kenyon Review, and elsewhere. His collection of stories, Especially the Bad Things, is also available from Splice.
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Praise for See What I See
Greg Gerke is more bookish than [D.H.] Lawrence. … He strives to transform each of his sentences into a little work of art or, failing that, of gorgeous artifice. … Through his study of [other] distinctive stylists, Gerke has made himself into what he calls a "page-hugger"… always caressing the details.
See What I See is the very brew needed in these parched times. Greg Gerke's generous, thoughtful reflections on the beguiling experience of art are full of uplift and reverence for the illuming efforts of writers and filmmakers: Louise Glück, William H. Gass, and William Gaddis, Stanley Kubrick and Paul Thomas Anderson, to name but a few. And he does not stint intimate experience, the riches of the examined life, and the possibility of "engaging with the work and then each other." Take up this wonderful book and "drink and be whole again beyond confusion."
Christine Schutt
author of Florida and Pure Hollywood
Greg Gerke's taste is excellent. His knowledge of the creative masters he lovingly observes and reflects on is broad and deep. His judgment is well-grounded and precise. The best thing, though, about his brilliant, quirky book of essays See What I See is understanding what living with great art is like for someone who can't live without it.
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Greg Gerke is an essayist after my own heart. He's smart, he's sensitive, and he's strange. He knows literature and film, and enough about his own catastrophic psyche to make him a reliable witness and commentator.
Phillip Lopate
author of The Art of the Personal Essay
This beguiling collection of belletristic essays puts into practice William H. Gass' belief that "works of art are meant to be lived with and loved." In prose as beautiful and imagistic as Gass', Gerke recounts how he has lived with and loved certain authors — Gass, Gaddis, Stevens, Stein, Naipaul, and others — and with some auteur directors. See What I See paints a portrait of a "man of letters" in the old sense of the term, someone for whom literature is a way of life, not an academic profession, and I can't recommend this highly enough.
Steven Moore
author of The Novel: An Alternative Biography and My Back Pages
Greg Gerke's See What I See is "enlivened by ruin." James, Rilke, and Stevens. Gass and Gaddis. Eric Rohmer. These are the shards that he shores against this ruin. Gerke is one of the faithful remnant, loyal to the riches, pleasures, and freedoms of art. See What I See is the fittest subversion of the moralizing present: it revels in its own shrewd gorgeousity.
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Customer expectations have changed a lot in the last few years. Thanks to technology and the surging popularity of social media, 9-5 is no longer acceptable for consumers – they now expect companies to be responsive to their needs at all hours of the day (including holidays and weekends, of course). And forget offering one size fits all experiences, customers now want content and offers that are catered to their unique needs and interests – and if companies can't deliver on all of this, customers won't hesitate to go elsewhere (and probably blast you on social media while they're at it).
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Rotterdam nurse to be prosecuted for at least 11 insulin ODs with 4 deaths
Feb 22 '19 11:00
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The Public Prosecution Service is definitely prosecuting Rotterdam nurse Rahiied A. for 11 cases of administering unnecessary insulin to patients in Rotterdam nursing homes. In four cases, the patient died as a result, the Prosecutor announced on Friday morning during a sixth pro-forma hearing in this case, NU.nl reports.
Father arrested after toddler's fall from 1st floor apartment
Jan 7 '19 08:15
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A 41-year-old man was arrested in Ridderkerk on Saturday after his 1-year-old child fell from a first floor apartment on Fresiastraat. The police are investigating exactly what happened.
At around 6:20 p.m. on Saturday the police received a report that a toddler had fallen from the first floor of the apartment building. According to the police, the report indicated that the boy may have been thrown from the apartment. "Presumably a quarrel in the home of father and child preceded the incident", the police said in a statement.
Rotterdam to get new bank-to-bank connection to relieve traffic on A16 highway
Nov 23 '18 15:50
Rotterdam will get a new bank crossing connection with a highway and public transit to relieve the increasing traffic on the A16 highway, Minister Cora van Nieuwenhuizen of Infrastructure, the province of Zuid-Holland, the municipalities of Rotterdam and The Hague, and the surrounding municipalities agreed, NOS reports.
More Dutch cities get middle schools
Aug 15 '18 11:00
The number of schools in the Netherlands for pupils between 10 and 14 years old will double in the coming school year. These middle-schools are an experiment intended to help pupils with the transition from primary school to secondary school.
Storms cause flooding in many parts of Netherlands
May 30 '18 07:54
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Thunderstorms that drew across the Netherlands on Tuesday afternoon and evening caused flooding in many parts of the country, especially in the Rotterdam region. The storms prompted meteorological institute KNMI to issue a code orange weather warning - dangerous weather - for the entire country except the Wadden islands.
Carer accused of murdering patients with insulin suspected in 9 more cases
A 21-year-old nursing home worker accused of intentionally injecting elderly patients with overdoses of insulin is now suspected in two other fatal cases, the public prosecutor announced on Thursday. Rahiied A. was already suspected of causing the death of one person, and having possible involvement in the deaths of four others.
There are at least six known cases where a victim survived.
Hazardous GenX in The Hague, Zoetermeer, Leiden tap water
Traces of the potentially carcinogenic substance GenX were found in the tap water of The Hague, Zoetermeer and Leiden, water company Dunea announced on Tuesday. The company stresses that the concentrations are very low and that the drinking water is still safe, AD reports.
Two No Surrender leaders arrested for attempted assassination
Apr 11 '17 08:06
Two leading members of motorcycle gang No Surrender were arrested in SWAT team raids in The Hague and Pijnacker early on Tuesday morning. They were arrested in connection with an attempted assassination in Ridderkerk in November last year, the Telegraaf reports.
Six arrested for small town abduction
The police arrested six people in connection with the kidnapping of a 53-year-old man in the small Dutch town of Nunspeet in December. The arrests were made on Wednesday, the police said in a statement. So far no information was released about the motive for the kidnapping.
The suspects are two men from Breda age 50 and 29, two from Tilburg age 36 and 30, a 59-year-old from Rotterdam and a 67-year-old man from Alphen aan den Rijn. Seven homes in Breda, Tilburg, Oss, Rotterdam and Alphen aan den Rijn were raided. A number of items were seized, including two firearms.
Bus driver facing dismissal for playing Pokemon Go on duty
A bus driver for touring company Ringelbert Tours in Ridderkerk may be summarily dismissed after he was caught playing Pokemon Go behind the wheel, Laurens Boom, director of the touring company
Second held in explosion that hurt four; five houses & 12 cars damaged
A second person was arrested in connection with a fireworks explosion on Zalm in Ridderkerk just after midnight on New Year's. Four people were injured in the explosion and five houses and 12 cars were damaged.
Police uniforms stolen from homes of two officers
Sep 24 '15 14:46
The house of two Netherlands police officers was burgled last weekend in the municipal district of Midden-Drenthe, police spokesperson told Ernest Zinsmeijer from RVT Noord. A complete uniform was stolen from each of the two officers.
Witnesses needed in Ridderkerk fatal shooting investigation
Police have formed a large-scale, 20-officer strong team to investigate the shooting that left an unknown man dead on Seringenplantsoen in Ridderkerk on Monday just before midnight, police state their website. After talking with bystanders near the shooting site, police are asking witnesses to come forward to help them find the perpetrator.
Labour party in-fighting; calls for new direction, leadership
There is trouble in the PvdA. After three successive election defeats, a number of members are starting to lose patience with the course set by the party leaders. Some worried members have released a political manifesto titled Met vertrouwen linksom.
One killed, one hurt in Rotterdam area shootings
There were two shooting incidents in Rotterdam last night, leaving one dead and one injured.
Grenade and gun shuts Rijswijk neighborhood
Mar 12 '15 16:59
Police cleared an entire neighborhood in Rijswijk today following the arrest of a man who not only had a gun and hand grenade in his possession, but also said that he had a stash of dangerous chemicals at his house.
Fake cops steal 85-yr-old's jewelry
Two men dressed as police officers robbed an 85-year-old woman of her jewelry after gaining access to her house Thursday morning. One of the two men talked his way into the resident's house in Ridderkerk, Zuid Holland, police say.
NL plagued by severe weather
The Dutch Meteorological Institute (KNMI) has issued a code orange for extreme weather in North and South Holland as well as North Brabant and Utrecht. The rain and thunderstorms in these areas can be very disruptive and even dangerous. Overnight, a lot of rain fell across the country, and more bad weather is expected for the rest of the day.
Asbestos released in explosion, fire; many injured
Three people have been taken to hospital after a fire broke out in a flat in Ridderkerk, Zuid Holland


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Octodad: Dadliest Catch Sells Over 1 Million Copies, Gets Limited Physical Release
by Phil June 6, 2016
It's been a little over two years since we first released Octodad: Dadliest Catch, and almost six years since we released the original Octodad. In that time Octodad: Dadliest Catch has sold over one million copies across PC/Mac/Linux, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Xbox One, Wii…
Octodad: Dadliest Catch on Xbox One August 26th
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Today we're pleased to say you'll be able to get your hands on the premier fatherhood simulator on Xbox One, the all-in-one games and entertainment system from Microsoft via the ID@Xbox self-publishing program as a digital title next week. On August 26th for $14.99 you'll…
Premier Fatherhood Simulator Octodad: Dadliest Catch Coming to Xbox One Summer 2015
by Phil March 12, 2015
Since the initial release of Octodad: Dadliest Catch on PC we've gotten numerous requests asking us to bring everyone's favorite secret octopus to Xbox One. Today we're pleased to say we're doing just that! You'll be able to get your hands on the premier fatherhood…
Octodad: Dadliest Catch Coming to WiiU eShop
by Phil March 4, 2015
We're happy to announce that the success of previous Octodad releases has allowed us to bring the game to Nintendo's WiiU! We've been working on the release with our friends at Panic Button, and with their expertise we'll be able to release on the eShop…
New Octodad: Dadliest Catch levels clamber up from the depths next week
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View post on imgur.com It's finally time… time for two brand spankin' new Octodad: Dadliest Catch levels, the 'Shorts'! After the great response Octodad received from y'all, we wanted to give back a little in thanks for your spectacular support of our fine little game….
Introducing Multi-Dad!
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Eager for more Octodad? No? How about more OctoDads! Introducing Multi-Dad! Finally you can have more than one dad at once! How progressive! Features: – Up to thirty-two fatherly figures at once! – Co-op support for up to 128 players! – Leaderboards to track your…
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Why Music is the Best Thing
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Az 1955-ös magyar férfi kosárlabda-bajnokság a huszonnegyedik magyar kosárlabda-bajnokság volt. Tizennégy csapat indult el, a csapatok két kört játszottak. Ettől az évtől kezdve a győzelemért két, a vereségért egy pont járt, ki nem állás esetén nem járt pont.

A Lokomotív, Postás és Előre egyesületek Törekvés, a Petőfi, Fáklya és Lendület egyesületek Bástya néven egyesültek.

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A magyar sport az eredmények tükrében 1955
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Johnny and Martha Wilson
"When Johnny and Martha Wilson married on Valentine's Day 1994, they did not realize that their promise to be together 'until death do you part' was the start of their journey for eternity."
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Johnny, who will be missed dearly, peacefully passed away May 21, 2019, at home in Rancho Mirage, Calif., (two months after his 100th birthday). Johnny was born on March 22, 1919, in Madison, Wis., to Harley Frost Wilson and Clara (McClain) Wilson.
Johnny completed his education after four and a half years at the University of Wisconsin before entering the Army in 1942. During his service, he served in the Northern France Campaign and received the Bronze Star medal shortly before becoming a warrant officer. Johnny was released from the Army in 1945 and remained in France as a foreign service employee while he was dating his Georgie, whom he married and brought with him to America.
They moved to La Canada, Calif., where he purchased a Culligan soft water service. During his years in La Canada, Johnny was a member of the Crescenta-Canada Rotary Club and served as president for a year. He was also a member of the Oakmont Country Club, where he celebrated having hit a hole in one.
Georgie passed in 1992, and a year later he met and courted Martha. In 1994 Johnny and Martha moved to the Sunrise Country Club in Rancho Mirage after the sale of their homes and business. They lived in Sunrise seven months a year and in Wildflower in Sun Valley, Idaho, the other five months. The Wilsons were members of the Thunderbird, Sunrise and Sun Valley golf clubs.
Johnny enjoyed a long life, which he attributed to "lots of golf" as he was playing 18 holes three days a week up until about a year before his 100th birthday.
Martha (Zimmerli) Wilson
Martha peacefully passed away at home, approximately eight hours after Johnny on May 21, 2019.
Martha was born in Los Gatos, Calif., on July 9, 1926, to Ernest Zimmerli and Millie (Johoe) Zimmerli.
Martha studied art and music at San Jose State College for two years and then moved to New York, where she continued her studies at Julliard School. Martha returned to the West Coast when her father passed away and attended the Rudolph Schaeffer School of Art and Design in San Francisco, where she earned her certificate of interior decoration. Shortly after her graduation, she married Tom Carey, who passed away in 1989.
Martha spent 23 years designing custom needlepoint for a business in Los Angeles and she also was the West Coast designer for Culcilla in New York. Much of Martha's time was devoted to her paintings of flowers, landscape scenery and animals.
Both Johnny and Martha were extremely grateful for the love and care that Jessica and Margaret provided the past few years.
Since they both passed on May 21, 2019, they were cremated, placed in a single urn and interred in the Riverside, Calif., military cemetery, where they will be together for eternity.
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As one of the top producing brokers at Cushman & Wakefield, Steve Billigmeier, executive managing director, has earned multiple awards including "Deal of the Year," "Top Producer Award," and the "Service Excellence Award." He has also been nominated by NAIOP as a top 3 broker in Denver for the past three consecutive years.
Steve has negotiated some of the largest and most complex lease transactions on behalf of corporate occupiers over the past 16 years. He specializes in tenant representation with an expertise in lease administration, disposition, acquisition, portfolio management and strategic advisory services.
Among a long list of notable clients, including QEP Resources, WeWork, Epsilon and Sierra Nevada Corporation, Steve is most proud of the lease transactions he secured for VF Corporation and Vail Resorts. Steve represented VF Corp in their recent 280,000-square-foot lease at 1551 Wewatta Street in downtown Denver, for its new global headquarters — the largest office lease brokered in Denver, with Vail Resorts coming in second for 2018. According to Steve, VF Corp agreed to match their $27 million-dollar tax incentive package from the State of Colorado, dollar for dollar, in donations to nonprofits in Denver and across the state.
The biggest challenge Steve has had to overcome in his career has been to establish a balance between managing and leading members of his team, while simultaneously executing deals, servicing clients and driving business. He credits much of his success in the industry to taking the time to develop an in-depth understanding of his client's business objectives that then helps him to formulate and execute a real estate strategy that aligns with the organization's mission.
A turning point in his career came when he transitioned his focus from both landlord rep and tenant rep business to tenant rep only. "After initially working with landlords and developers, I was able to establish an understanding of how they view negotiations and transactions, which ultimately helped me when negotiating tenant deals because I had an idea of what the other side of the table may be thinking," he said.
Steve has a great deal of wisdom to bestow on the next generation of brokers and he is proud to have had the opportunity to develop a mentor and mentee relationship with each one of the junior brokers on his team.
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Steve graduated with a B.A. in Finance from Miami University, Ohio. He is actively involved in NAIOP, DMCAR, and the Downtown Denver Partnership's Leadership Program.


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The Sierra Nevada (meaning "snowy range" in Spanish) is a mountain rainge in the region of provinces of Granada and Almería in Spain. It contains the highest point of continental Spain, Mulhacén at 3478 m (11.411 ft.) above sea level.
It is a popular tourist destination, as its high peaks make skiing possible in one of Europe's most southerly ski resorts, in an area along the Mediterranean Sea predominantly known for its warm temperatures and abundant sunshine. At its foothills is found the city of Granada and, a little further, Almería and Málaga.
Parts of the range have been included in the Sierra Nevada National Park. The range has also been declared a biosphere reserve. The Sierra Nevada Observatory is located on the northern slopes at an elevation of 2800 m (9186 ft.).
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From all indications, Cleveland Cavaliers big man Kevin Love seems to have a pretty amazing life. He's a five-time All-Star, won an NBA championship, won a gold medal at the 2012 Summer Olympics, and has been in a long-term relationship with gorgeous Sports Illustrated swimsuit model Kate Bock.
However, as is quite often the case with mental health issues, especially with men, looks can be very deceiving.
It was just a little over a week ago that Toronto Raptors' All-Star DeMar DeRozan revealed how much he has struggled with depression and anxiety despite his enviable status as a successful NBA player.
And now today, Kevin Love also revealed in a story for The Players' Tribune that he too has been suffering from mental health issues that got so bad he actually had to leave a game, miss practice, and be accused by his teammates of faking the flu, when in fact he was really suffering from panic attacks.
It came out of nowhere. I'd never had one before. I didn't even know if they were real. But it was real — as real a broken hand or a sprained ankle. Since that day, almost everything about the way I think about my mental health has changed.
He then goes on to explain that just like many people before him, oftentimes men, he tried to just shrug it off.


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The Zaban Paradies Center empowers couples transitioning from homelessness to reach their goals for self-sufficiency. Beck Mautner, Community Volunteer. Robyn Ripps, Community Volunteer. Francie Schwarz, Sally Williamson & Associates. Felton Smith, Retired – 3m.
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2013 NFL Scouting Combine: Ryan Grigson Thinks Corner And Defensive Line Are Deep In This Draft Class
Ryan Grigson seems to really like the corner and defensive line positions in this year's NFL Draft.
By Brad Wells Feb 22, 2013, 12:44pm EST
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What's a fun thing to do at the 2013 NFL Scouting Combine?
Dig for hidden meanings whenever your favorite team's general manager has his Combine presser.
In the case of Colts G.M. Ryan Grigson, you don't have to dig too deep to gauge what he's thinking because, quite interestingly, he's become even more frank and honest when discussing the draft with the media. At his Thursday presser, Grigson was asked if he felt more comfortable with a first-year corner or a first-year offensive lineman. Grigson did not play dumb with his answer:
"I would have to say a DB. A first year offensive lineman, there are a lot more bullets flying at in that vicinity, that he's working in, that involves thinking. It involves experience."
With corner, Grigson said the player can live out on "the island" and rely a bit more on talent. Offensive linemen, it's different. They're going to see exotic blitzes they've never dreamed of. Grigson went on to say that sometimes throwing a young lineman in there can be a good thing, allowing them to roast and learn in the "Baptism of Fire," as Grigson called it.
Other times, it's not so good. I'll personally point you to 2007 bust Tony Ugoh as an example.
As far as who the best players are in this draft, Grigson stated that he is still evaluating and that, unlike last year - where he seemingly had the jump on the draft because of all the work he'd done in Philadelphia before getting offered the Indianapolis G.M. job - he is still grinding to find the best players for this team.
I told this to Jim Irsay the other day, the picture is a little murky, but every day the picture gets clearer with more information, the more film I get.
Grigson also stated the defensive line and cornerback were two of the deepest positions in this year's draft, which he pointed out was a good thing. The Colts G.M. referred to quality defensive linemen as "rare" and as the "bell cows" who can get a team over the hump.
Reading between the lines a little bit, it doesn't seem to be a stretch to think that the Colts feel that a good d-lineman or corner will fall to them at pick no. 24.
Picking at 24, we feel there's going to be a really good player there. Like last year, you want that blue player at 24. We don't want to just settle for a 'need guy.'
And speaking off the best options in the draft at the defensive line position:
Previewing the 2013 NFL Combine: Defensive line


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Joseph Riley Watson (28 March 1859 – 18 October 1915) was an English medical doctor and public health official who was also in his youth a cricketer who played first-class cricket in two matches in the 1880s. He was born at Steeton-in-Craven, Yorkshire and died at Harrogate, also in Yorkshire.

Watson was educated at Pannal College, Harrogate and then at a succession of medical training establishments and universities: The Yorkshire College of Science (later Leeds University); University College, London; Christ's College, Cambridge; and then the University of Edinburgh. He graduated from Cambridge University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1884 and followed that with a medical degree from Edinburgh in 1887. He was a Doctor of Public Health from 1894 and a member of the Royal College of Physicians. He practised in Harrogate where he later became the medical officer of health for the borough of Harrogate.

As a cricketer, Watson played in one first-class match for Cambridge University against the Australians in 1882, in which he batted at No 11 and bowled just eight overs without success; in 1888 he played a further single game for "An England XI", an end-of-season match against that year's Australians at Harrogate, and did not bowl at all. He scored a single run in each of his two games.

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The Sounds of the Mother Tongue. A manual of Speech Training for VIIth Standards in Elementary Schools.
Original blue cloth, lettered in gilt, gilt collection stamp to upper board, 74[i]pp., illustrated. Book a little shaken with Cape town University (Stuttaford Collection) labels and stamps in usual places. Clean and tight. ; First published in 1911. Althaus was familiar with William Tilly (Tilley) of the Institut Tilly in Germany, and many of the leading phoneticians in France and Britain at the time. Her prefaces give useful information on methodology and the application of phonetics in the classroom. To that end, she cites Walter Rippmann (Ripman) from a meeting in London.
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U2 - I would sacrifice most things for them. Even, U2 first and foremost; triathlons before injury; football - a season ticket holder with my son at Sheffield United. Apart from that I'm a taxi for my 3 kids
9 shows during 2 tours
Experience and Innocence tour (7 shows)
2018-08-31 Berlin, Germany
2018-10-19 Manchester, England
2018-10-23 London, England
2018-11-10 Dublin, Ireland
Joshua Tree Tour 2019 (2 shows)
2019-12-04 Saitama, Japan
2019-12-08 Seoul, South Korea
personal record
Travelled to 5 countries and states
England (4 shows)
2018-10-23 London
Germany (2 shows)
2018-08-31 Berlin
Ireland (1 show)
2018-11-10 Dublin
Japan (1 show)
2019-12-04 Saitama
South Korea (1 show)
2019-12-08 Seoul
Visited 6 cities
Berlin (2 shows)
2018-08-31 Mercedes-Benz Arena
Manchester (2 shows)
2018-10-19 Manchester Arena
London (2 shows)
2018-10-23 The O2
Dublin (1 show)
2018-11-10 3Arena
Saitama (1 show)
2019-12-04 Saitama Super Arena
Seoul (1 show)
2019-12-08 Gocheok Sky Dome
Heard 47 different songs
Beautiful Day (9)
Even Better Than The Real Thing (9)
I Will Follow (9)
Love Is Bigger Than Anything In Its Way (9)
New Year's Day (9)
Pride (In The Name Of Love) (9)
13 (There Is A Light) (7)
Acrobat (7)
City Of Blinding Lights (7)
Get Out Of Your Own Way (7)
Lights of Home (7)
Summer Of Love (7)
You're The Best Thing About Me (7)
Stay (Faraway, So Close!) (6)
The Fly (6)
Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses (6)
Zoo Station (6)
Sunday Bloody Sunday (3)
All Because Of You (2)
Bullet The Blue Sky (2)
Dirty Day (2)
Every Breaking Wave (2)
Exit (2)
I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For (2)
In God's Country (2)
Mothers Of The Disappeared (2)
One Tree Hill (2)
Red Hill Mining Town (2)
Running To Stand Still (2)
Trip Through Your Wires (2)
Ultra Violet (Light My Way) (2)
Where The Streets Have No Name (2)
With Or Without You (2)
Angel Of Harlem (1)
Cedarwood Road (1)
Iris (Hold Me Close) (1)
Landlady (1)
Red Flag Day (1)
Until The End Of The World (1)
Along with 33 different snippets
Hall of Mirrors (7)
The Showman (Little More Better) (5)
Women of the World (5)
Ode To Joy (4)
Patti Smith's Gloria (3)
Daddy's Gonna Pay For Your Crashed Car (2)
Eeny Meeny Miny Moe (2)
It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (But I Like It) (2)
Rebel Rebel (2)
The Jean Genie (2)
Van Morrison's Gloria (2)
Wise Blood (2)
A Day Without Me (1)
All You Need Is Love (1)
America (S&G) (1)
Ca Plane Pour Moi (1)
California (There is no End to Love) (1)
El Pueblo Vencera (1)
Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've) (1)
Here Comes The Sun (1)
I Love Rock 'n' Roll (1)
Love Me Do (1)
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (1)
She Loves You (1)
Stand By Me (1)
The Miracle (of Joey Ramone) (1)
The Star-Spangled Banner (1)
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favorite tour: ZOO TV
"Everything from the pre show Big heads, interference, the hypnotic marching noise, subliminal messages on the TVs. Then the music - wow, mind blowing. Cheeky and loveable Macphisto. It was sheer amazing."
favorite show: 1993-08-08 - Glasgow
"My first ever U2 show. It was Zoo TV. It was the Edges birthday. I was only 15 The addiction truly took hold!"
favorite album: Achtung Baby
"There is not one poor song on the album. It is timeless too, you put it on now and it still sounds fresh. I must have listened to it thousands of times and not bored."
favorite song: So Cruel
"Just good memories even though the lyrics might be a bit dark. It was the longest song on Achtung Baby so, value for money and as a skint youth, I used to pick it on the duke box where we hung out. And it has stuck with me ever since. The lyric "oh love, to stay with you, I'd be a fool" feels so right. I was nearly splitting up with my partner over a bit of youthful shenanigans in 98 and heard that line. 20 years later and 3 kids to show! On the other hand , I could have been free to see more U2 shows ;-)"
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I started liking U2 post Rattle and Hum. I think Heartland is my favourite off that album. Achtung Baby had me hooked and went to first show on Zoo TV at Celtic park in '93. Favourite album is Achtung Baby. Best songs has to be Acrobat and So Cruel. I would love to see those live, also a few older ones like Tomorrow and Fire. My least favourite album is All that you can't leave behind. It has some cracking songs on it but I find new York irritating and Beautiful Day overplayed. I used to be a real collector buying anything I saw with U2 on it. Got loads of posters, magazines, t-shirts, VHS etc. I even have a U2 mirror. And have the inflatable Lemon tucked away. Sadly, my posters haven't seen the light for nearly 20 years. That's my missus for you! I love bootleg recordings. My favourite is Zoo TV from roundhay park, Leeds on cassette. Bono says, "makes Wembley look like a bowling green". I was there and I've never seen so many people. I also had a recording of Automatic Baby and loved it. Sadly my radio got stolen with the cassette in it. Currently enjoying Joshua Tree New Roots. I really recommend it for Exit and Running to a Stand Still alone. I've been fortunate enough to meet Bono, Edge, Larry and Paul McGuiness. The latter told us Snow Patrol was his favourite support act. And that was after the likes of Oasis and Red Hot Chilli Peppers. I got into the heart on Slane 1 at Elevation standing right next to Chad Smith from the RHCPs and jumping into him when U2 were on. But that isn't my favourite show. Zoo TV has to be for the whole experience. I was only 15, miles away from the stage but in total awe. All the interference, videos, screens - sheer amazing especially when Where The Streets came on with the flames in the background. Other notable mentions is 360 in my city of Sheffield. A tiny venue where the stage towered out and you could see it from miles around. Bono was right in front of us and we could see some of Sheffield in the background. Great show, cheap and back home and in my own bed by 12! Best live song sequence for me is pop mart where Please fed into Where the Streets. Most underrated album is Pop. I also think No line gets unfair stick; magnificent, moment of surrender, unknown caller, I'll go crazy from 360 show and no line on horizon (b side version to get on your boots) are really good. Favourite song at moment from SoE is Love is all we Have Left. It sounds experimental, like going back to the days of Zooropa and Passengers.
"There's a thin line between interesting music and self-indulgence. We crossed it on the Passengers record." - Larry Mullen jr.
The song 'Bullet The Blue Sky' is musically supposed to represent the bombings of El Salvadorian towns by US planes during its civil war.
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Digitising the Idea
Responsive Website Development and Design Capstone
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For your Responsive Website Development and Design Specialization Capstone Project, you will create a complete, responsive, multi-user, data-driven website which aims to solve a particular problem. We encourage you to create a website addressing a problem that you are interested in! However, if you don't have an idea of your own, we have several that we will suggest in the course. In the capstone project, you will: 1. Develop a complete website using the full range of skills learned during the specialisation 2. Work through a structured process from idea generation to product delivery 3. Document and receive feedback on the development of your project from an idea to a fully functional piece of software in a series of structured assignments including peer interactions Participation in or completion of this online course will not confer academic credit for University of London programmes.
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My first ever full stack web development course.. in my life. Hoping to create something very very awesome :D
Relly happy to have learnt very important things during this capstone.
Welcome to the third module of 'Responsive Website Development and Design Capstone!' By the end of this module you will have, put your idea into a digital format, explained the purpose of a site skeleton and defined paths through your site skeleton. In addition, you will have made design wireframes for key pages in your application and developed ideas about the look and feel for your application.
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[MUSIC] Right, so we've got the vision for our idea. We've even kind of put in quite a few details about how the idea is going to be put into practice and we know how to explain our idea to other people in a very short time. So now it's time to really get down to work and start to sort of digitize the idea. So I'm joined again by Doctor James Eunigen from Dartmouth college. And we're gonna just have a chat about how we can go through this process of digitizing our idea. >> Yeah, well digitizing the idea is really putting it into a format, which is much more formalized again. So we're moving from the vaguery, or the abstractness of division through to the pitch. And now we're looking at how we represent it in the digitalized form on the computer. >> Does this happen before we get to coding? >> Absolutely. >> Because I can remember a video, earlier on in the specialization, where I remember Mick Gresham was really telling us don't start coding straight away. Get it clear, get the user experience clear, digitize the idea first. So I think it's great that we're gonna go through that again. And make sure they don't start coding until they're really ready right? >> Yeah, absolutely Matthew, it's very very important that you do all of the specifications before you start. You digitize that idea. What you want to try and do is create a visual guide to the project. So a visual guide may consist of things like a wire frame. >> Okay, so we spoke a bit about wire frames earlier on in the course, but maybe you want to go back and check out the videos about that. But what do you think of when you say wire frame? What picture appears in your head? >> Right, well within a system is always a skeleton. And a skeleton are like all the connecting parts of the system. Now that skeleton might be a hierarchy. So you might start at the top and then drop to a level, and another level and another level. Or it might be a web, where there's lots of interconnections or hyperlinks between. But it's very, very useful to know what kind of wireframe, or what kind of skeleton underpins your application or your project or your website. >> So, it's like a map. Which sort of says what all the pages are or the processes and how they connect together. >> Yes. >> But does it have more detail as well? About how on an individual process, how it actually looks? Or where things are on the page? >> Absolutely. What you can do, once you've got that whole wire frame or that skeleton, you can walk through paths through it. And you can say, well If we were going to, for example, be a customer who is looking up a house on the website for the state agency. We could say okay, what's the first thing I see? Its this screen on the wire frame. What happens next? Next I click this button and do this search and so you can walk your way through the system before it's built in a digitalized format. The great thing about keeping it digital means that you can change it. >> So if we did it on paper, maybe it's a bit trickier to move things around and reconnect things. So we should probably be looking for some software which helps us to kind of draw these diagrams. And we will be providing some information about good pieces of software for doing that with this video. >> Absolutely, that's really important. The other thing is of course to try and recreate what you believe some of the user interfaces will be like. So by that I mean create some of the screens. What will people see? It's very, very important for people to understand how something works by seeing what they're going to be faced with. What kinds of interactions they're gonna be asked to make, and what they'll see. >> So are we focusing on interactions here, or are we worrying about the layout and the design. I mean, because I imagined,if I was doing it, I would probably want to get all the right buttons on there first and worry about where they're going to be later but maybe have a different approach. >> Absolutely. I would be very similar to your self. I think the first thing is to worry about what buttons should be there. What control should be there, what people will be faced with. Later on we can, in effect, put the clothes on the design. So we can then make sure it looks beautiful, and that it's simple and easy to use. But if we get the functionality part wrong, then it's much more difficult to unpick that later. So what we're trying to do is to create some user interfaces or some screens which reflect what users will see. But only in a very sort of simple way. It's often, once again, much, much better to use software for this. Because you can, of course, do changes. >> Okay. And, so talking about designing and making it beautiful. We've got this idea of look and feel. Which we've talked about in some of the previous videos. But, how do I sort of work on my look and feel once I've got my Y frame, my skeleton and so on? >> Well, there are lots and lots of different ways to do it. In a sort of modern computing environment, we often use things like templates. >> Like Bootstrap, right? >> Absolutely. Bootstrap would be a really good example of an excellent templating system. But a templating system, basically, is a set of predefined styles and behaviors for the components in those styles. So I would suggest doing two things. Spend some time looking at other similar products, systems, or websites. To see if you can see any which have the look and feel that you like. That's very important. Secondly, if you can find a template that supports that look and feel, I would encourage that. Why? Because you don't want to be reinventing the wheel. >> That's right. And so, we've covered quite a lot of information about Bootstrap. And how to build all the different typical components you might want to have on a webpage using Bootstrap. We've also talked about how you can use Bootstrap themes to sort of really quickly adjust the colors and the general look and feel of your page. There are other types of CSS libraries and widget sets available online. You just go and have a look and see what works for you and what you like the look of. So there's one more thing we should probably think about when we are coming up with this design and its this idea of accessibility. We've talked about accessibility previously. But what do you understand by accessibility, James? >> Well, I always think of accessibility as being three things. The first if the ability for all different types of users to get access to that information. So, in order for that to be the case. We need to make sure, for example, users that have poor eyesight can increase the size of the text. Users who, for example, can't see can listen or read an audio recording or they can have support of extra text that can be read by a screen reader for example. So there are those components so we do things. If we put an image up we always put an alternative text description with that image. If we have a control. We always make sure that that control is in an order that if we tabbed through the page. We would be able to go logically between the right controls. >> Right. >> That's very important. The second thing in terms of accessibility, is on different platforms. So this is important. Today in computing, people use all kinds of different types of device and all kinds of sizes of device to access the same piece of software. >> So this is where are responsive design comes in so again go back to the earlier courses. There's a lot of information about how how to implement responsive layouts, which will react to the size of screen that people are using. And make sure that, it's as usable as possible on those different screen sizes. >> Yeah, absolutely. So, it's very, very important that it's accessible there. The third thing is this. If the design is too complex, if the design is written in a way that is to difficult for people to understand, it's also inaccessible. So, we've got the three things. We've got the accessibility for different types of users. We've got the accessibility for different types of platform to be delivered on, and the accessibility in terms of the user experience. >> So what we might call usability. >> Yes, absolutely. >> Yeah, okay. So we're gonna talk a little bit more about how we might investigate how usable our site is in a later video. But so, what I do is just sum up there and say. Okay so we start off with this idea. We wanna digitize our new kinda vision into something which we can, start really thinking about the nuts and bolts. But we don't start coding yet. We start off by building a site map effectively, or whatever it is. A flow diagram, or however you want to represent the different processes on your site. And then we start thinking about what the user can see on each page. By sort of creating very simple wireframe designs. And we then start thinking about, what's a walk-through? What's the experience? What do they see on each page? What's available to them? And think about look and feel as well. So investigate, how you're gonna use some templating library, or even your own design to really give it a certain character and consistent look and feel. And finally, we talked a bit about accessibility and the sort of key concepts there that you need to think about. [MUSIC]


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Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)
The goals of ABCs surveillance are:
To determine the incidence and epidemiologic characteristics of invasive disease due to Neisseria meningitidis, Haemophilus influenzae, Group A Streptococcus (Streptococcus pyogenes), Group B Streptococcus (Streptococcus agalactiae), Streptococcus pneumoniae, and methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) in the state of Maryland.
To determine molecular epidemiologic patterns and microbiologic characteristics of public health relevance for isolates causing the above invasive infections.
To provide an infrastructure for and to conduct additional special studies including those aimed at identifying risk factors for disease, evaluating prevention policies, and estimating the rate of subsequent disease among household members.
ABCs Core activities and Catchment Areas
The MD ABCs core surveillance activities include:
Surveillance for Streptococcus pneumoniae and Group A Streptococcus (GAS) in the Baltimore Metropolitan Area (BMA). The BMA includes Baltimore City and its five surrounding counties (Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Harford and Howard).
Surveillance for Haemophilus influenzae, Neisseria meningitidis, and Group B Streptococcus (GBS) statewide.
Surveillance for invasive methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) in Baltimore City and Baltimore County.
ABCs Case Ascertainment
The MD ABCs identifies cases through:
Reporting: Infection Control and Laboratory professionals at hospitals and laboratories serving residents in the catchment areas report cases identified at their facility. Cases are reported by faxing a completed "ABCs Notification Form" to 410-223-1815 or by calling 410-223-1801.
Laboratory audits: To ensure the completeness of surveillance, the MD ABCs conducts monthly audits at the majority of reporting laboratories to identify cases not previously reported.
Additional MD ABCs surveillance in Maryland
In addition to core surveillance activities the MD ABCs conducts surveillance for:
Candidemia: The MD ABCs conducts active population-based surveillance for cases of candidemia and antifungal drug resistance in Baltimore City and County.
For more information about ABCs activities, including current Case Definitions and Surveillance Methodology, please visit the CDC ABCs website.
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Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health
Candler Building
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Tammy Abraham and Olivier Giroud both facing an uncertain future in Chelsea, Thomas Tuchel is said to want to prioritize moving forward ahead of the new season.
Harry Kane and Erling Haaland are both tightly linked with a move to Stamford Bridge, but the former Tottenham Hotspur player's involvement and recent promise to honor his BVB contract could force Chelsea to look elsewhere.
Inter Milan are in financial trouble despite fighting for the Serie A title at the hands of Juventus, According to Daily Mail claims that Lukaku is considered a man who intends to intensify Tuchel's attack.
The report also says that Inter Milan still loves Lukaku as a player worth £ 100million, but Chelsea is confident of lowering the price due to Inter's huge demand for money.
The Belgian international has scored 24 goals and provided 10 assists in 36 Serie A games last year, but played 15 games for the first time at Chelsea before signing for Everton in 2014.
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Military Helicopters descend on Twin Cities, Minnesota in Unannounced "Urban Warfare" Exercises
By Matt Rigel
Global Research, August 24, 2014
Theme: Police State & Civil Rights
On the evening of Monday, August 18, the US Army commenced unannounced military exercises in Minneapolis and St. Paul, Minnesota. MH-60 variant Black Hawk helicopters buzzed through the downtown and residential areas of the two Midwestern cities.
The ominous exercises, which took place over three days, were led by the Department of Defense and the Department of Homeland Security in close collaboration with the local police. They were carried out without public warning, despite the fact that they included late-night low flyovers of residential districts by thunderous war equipment.
Hundreds of stunned residents placed emergency phone calls in the hours after exercises began as several black helicopters weaved in between skyscrapers of both cities and swept through areas at low altitudes and high speeds. It was only after the widespread response that the police and military acknowledged what was taking place. (Video of part of the exercises can be found here.)
"We understand the concern and confusion these activities may have created for the public," said St. Paul Police Department spokesman Howie Padilla as he defended the exercises.
St. Paul Police Federation Dave Titus responded to these safety concerns by proclaiming, "Controlled practices like these ultimately save lives and make a safer environment for everyone." The helicopters that flew over the two Minnesota cities are designated for stealth operations ranging from support and reconnaissance to attack missions in various settings. They are generally armed with machine guns and can fly at speeds of up to 300 km/h.
The helicopters were piloted by teams from the Army's 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment, whose combat nickname is the "Night Stalkers." The regiment, based out of Fort Campbell, Kentucky, has participated in a wide range of imperialist interventions, ranging from Mogadishu, Somalia to the war in Iraq.
Major Allen Hill, speaking for the regiment, claimed that the exercises were for "training" purposes. He attempted to downplay the significance of the exercises, noting that they take place "ten to 15 times a year throughout the country." Hill said cities like Minneapolis and St. Paul "[provide] our pilots an unfamiliar environment—an area [the soldiers] are not accustomed to. Towns like Minneapolis, St. Paul, Dallas, Phoenix, Houston, they're all great hosts. The cities invite us."
Tonya Tennessen, spokesperson for St. Paul's Democratic Party Mayor Chris Coleman, confirmed that Coleman and Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges (also a Democrat) did invite the military to perform combat training over residential neighborhoods and refrained from notifying the public about the exercises.
"In a post-9/11 world, this is how homeland security happens," Tennessen said. "These exercises are taking place in cities all over the country."
Indeed, similar incidents have been reported in the previous two years around the US as part of "urban operations training" exercises. Minneapolis and St. Paul hosted similar military helicopter exercises in 2012, though on that occasion police notified the public of the exercises three days before they began.
The increasing regularity of urban warfare training involving military forces in the United States should be seen as a sharp warning to the working class. They are part of a number of steps directed at preparing for the use of these forces in operations within the country—directed at social and political opposition.
In April 2013, police placed the city of Boston, Massachusetts under de facto martial law after the city's marathon race was bombed by Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev.
This month, the population of Ferguson, Missouri has also been placed under effective police rule. Peaceful protesters who sought to express their frustration with the police murder of an unarmed youth were met with tear gas and rubber bullets from police officers armed with combat equipment. Journalists reporting on the events in Ferguson faced similar treatment.
Police forces throughout the country are not only equipped with military gear, they have direct relationships with the military—as the Minneapolis warfare exercises make clear.
These preparations line up with the military plans put forward in the recently-released US Army Strategic Studies Group paper titled "Megacities and the United States Army: Preparing for a complex and uncertain future."
The document makes the case for urban warfare against domestic opposition: "Failing to prepare for military operations in dangerous megacities could leave a future president without the means to do something that he or she considers to be in the national interest," it reads. Among the cities cited in exercises for urban combat is New York City.
The training exercises in Minneapolis and St. Paul are not isolated events—they are part and parcel of preparations by the American ruling class for imperialist war abroad and for an intensified attack on the democratic rights of the population domestically.
The original source of this article is World Socialist Web Site
Copyright © Matt Rigel, World Socialist Web Site, 2014
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A tempera (olaszul: [ˈtɛmpera]), más néven tojástempera, egy tartós, gyorsan száradó festőközeg, amely vízben oldódó kötőanyaggal, általában ragadós anyaggal, például tojássárgájával kevert színes pigmentekből áll. A tempera az ebben a közegben készült festményekre is utal. A temperafestmények nagyon tartósak,  még az első századból is léteznek példák ezzel festett képekre. A tojástempera volt az elsődleges festészeti módszer egészen 1500 körüli időkig, amikor is az olajfestészet felváltotta azt. Az Egyesült Államokban gyakran plakátfestékként használt, pigmentből és kötőanyagból álló festéket is  "temperafestéknek" nevezik, bár az ebben a festékben lévő kötőanyagok eltérnek a hagyományos temperafestéktől.

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A tempera kifejezés az olasz vagy késő latin distemperare ("alaposan összekeverni") szóból származik.

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Temperafestményt találtak a korai egyiptomi szarkofágok díszítésén. A fajjúmi múmiák portréi közül sokan lehet felismerni a temperahasználatot, néha olvasztott viasszal történő enkausztikus festéssel kombinálva, ami az ókori világ alternatív festési technikája volt. A 3. századi dura-europoszi zsinagóga falfestményein is ezt használták.

Hasonló technikát alkalmaztak India számos barlangjában és sziklába vájt templomában talált ókori és kora középkori festményeken is. A 4. század vége és a 10. század között a Bagh-barlangokban, valamint a 7. században az odisai Rajan Cshaja sziklabarlangban magas színvonalú művészetet hoztak létre tempera segítségével.

A művészeti technika már a klasszikus világból ismert volt, ahol a jelek szerint az enkausztikus festészettől vette át, és a bizánci világban, valamint a középkori és kora reneszánsz Európában a táblaképfestészet és az illuminált kéziratok fő médiuma volt. A temperafestés az európai középkor és kora reneszánsz időszakában 1500-ig szinte minden festő számára a táblaképfestés elsődleges médiuma volt. Például a legtöbb fennmaradt, Michelangelónak tulajdonított táblaképet tojástemperával készítették, kivételt képez a Doni Tondo című festménye, amelyen temperát és olajfestéket is használt.

Az olajfesték, amely az 5. és 9. század között Afganisztánból származhatott és elterjedése során a középkorban nyugat felé vándorolt, végül kiszorította a temperát. A 15. században az észak-európai kora-német festészetben a temperát már az olajfesték váltotta fel a műalkotások készítéséhez használt fő médiumként. Olaszországban ez 1500 körül következett be. A 19. és 20. században a nyugati művészetben a tempera technika időnként újraéledt, többek között a preraffaeliták és a szocialista-realista festők körében. A temperafestést továbbra is használják Görögországban és Oroszországban, ahol az ortodox ikonok hagyományos festőanyaga maradt.

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Források

 Egg Tempera Painting
 The Society of Tempera Painters
 Making Egg Tempera
 Tempera Paintings on Cloth in England
 Egg Tempera Resources
 Step-by-step Egg Tempera Technique

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Change in Where Evacuees Can Receive Emergency Social Service Support
By Elaine Macdonald-Meisner
Saturday, September 2, 2017 @ 9:43 AM
Prince George, B.C.- Emergency Management B.C. is going back to its usual plan which gives specific locations for evacuees to report to for Emergency Support Services.
"Because of the scale and scope of the wildfire event, an exceptional policy was put in place this summer, whereby ESS support could be attained anywhere in the province for evacuees" says Assistant Deputy Minister Robert Turner for EMBC. As of Friday, that has changed.
But, Turner says it has been a "challenge" to sustain the program in all of the communities. "As many (communities) have moved to recovery, and the number of evacuees has been reduced dramatically, we're going to be now returning to our standard ESS policy, and that is, that if someone is under evacuation order and needs to leave, always in the order it is indicated to which community people should go if they require emergency social services support. Those evacuated from today, ESS support will only be available in the community that is indicated in the evacuation order. Those who have already evacuated and have registered in a community will be able to receive extensions to the ESS support in those communities, and specific times will be posted where evacuees can receive that extension support but they will not be retaining full time reception centres in all of these areas, it's just been proven to be a significant burden to maintain all this."
Turner says the setting up of numerous ESS centres earlier in the summer, was a result of the scope of the situation "There were people being evacuated from wide swaths of the province, so trying to direct them , with all of the road closures we had, trying to direct them to a single location would have been extremely difficult." He says there was also an outpouring of support from communities across B.C. who wanted to help "It was a bit organic, we had an outpouring of support from communities across the Province who opened up reception centres without having to be asked, and welcomed in people. It wasn't so much that we made a conscious decision to do this, as it just sort of evolved. "
He says now, things are scaling back to EMBC's normal practice "We will retain a very high state of preparedness and we have ability to expand again very dramatically and quickly if required."
Turner says the Red Cross data indicates that so far, 30 thousand households, representing 50 thousand individuals, have been evacuated at one point or another.
As of now, there are 2,600 people who remain under evacuation order, a further 14 thousand are on evacuation alert.
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Construction worker says he was fired for refusing to go to Bible study
ALBANY, Ore. – An Oregon man who says he was fired from his construction job for refusing to attend Christian Bible study is appealing to a higher power: the court.
In a lawsuit filed this month, Ryan Coleman, 34, says he didn't find out about the weekly Bible study requirement until after Joel Dahl of Albany-based Dahled Up Construction hired him as a painter in late 2017, OregonLive reports.
He says he went along with it for about six months before telling Dahl, "It's just not my thing." Dahl's response, per Coleman, "He said, 'well, I'm going to have to replace you." That was in April, KEZI reports.
Now, Coleman is seeking $800,000—$50,000 in lost earnings and $750,000 for "severe emotional distress, anguish, humiliation, anger, shame, and anxiety," per the lawsuit's ironically titled "prayer for relief."
Dahl's attorney, accusing Coleman of seeking "unjustified financial gain," concedes that Dahled Up employees are required to go to Bible study. But it's legal, he argues, because they're still on the clock when they attend.
Colman's attorney disagrees: "This is so illegal," she says, adding that only religious organizations could have such a requirement.
Dahl, who admits to past legal problems, says he's a "second-chance employer," with OregonLive noting that "God is a big part of Joel Dahl's life."
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Bill Hosokawa: Out of the Frying Pan
Por Michael Hosokawa / 25 Jun 2019
Bill and Alice Hosokawa. Courtesy of the Japanese American National Museum. Photo by Toyo Miyatake Studio, Gift of the Alan Miyatake Family (96.267.1118)
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He sat in his special chair, a blanket covered his knees, the sun warming him. Around him lay the ruins of five newspapers. His morning task was complete now, he had checked on the world. He wanted to see how newspapers covered the same stories. At the end of a remarkable career, he was still the ultimate journalist.
Bill Hosokawa was in the ninth decade of life, his 70th as a journalist. Shortly, he would move to Seattle to live with his daughter. Life began in Seattle 92 years ago, and, like the storied salmon, he would return and the cycle of life would be complete.
The first-born American son of immigrant parents, his father wanted to help his son, Kumpei, to fit in at public school so "William" would be a good name. Like other children of immigrants, Kumpei Bill Hosokawa went off to public school not speaking English. A good student, he liked English and American history. Children of Japanese immigrants were between their Americanizing education and their family history, culture, and traditions based in a country that was only an outline on the classroom world globe.
Bill's father, Setsugo Hosokawa came to American at age 16 to work on the railroad. He left the railroad and traveled around as a farm worker, houseboy and domestic before settling in Seattle running an employment agency. In 1913, Setsugo returned to Japan to meet Kimiyo, the bride that had been selected for him. Perhaps she had no choice but to follow an unknown adventurer to America although he was quite handsome with a mustache, bowler hat, and rimless glasses.
They had two sons. Bill was very much the introvert compared to his younger brother Ritsuro, Americanized to Robert. Bill was a giant at five foot ten and about 150 pounds he was much bigger than his Nisei peers. In family photos he towered above his parents and brother who were just over five feet.
At age 14, Bill entered Garfield High School in Seattle. During the summers, Bill joined many Nisei boys who went to Alaska to work in the salmon canneries. Hired and paid as adults, the boys worked 60 hours a week cutting and cleaning fish, feeding fish into processing machinery, and packing cans for shipment. The pay was $75 a month. Boys lived in a bunkhouse, one for whites and one for Asians.
Bill's interest in journalism developed as the sports editor of the high school newspaper. During the Depression years, jobs were difficult to find out of high school and college was affordable. In 1933, Bill enrolled at the University of Washington to study journalism. He lived at home and evenings he worked for the Japanese American Courier published by Jimmie Sakamoto, a former boxer blinded by ring injuries. Bill did not have a salary. The Courier paid his tuition.
Ready to graduate, Bill met with his journalism advisor and was told no newspaper would hire a "Japanese boy." The only job Bill could find was as a secretary at the Japanese consulate in Seattle writing letters and speeches for the consul. The career diplomat was transferred to Singapore where he wrote to Bill that a Japanese publisher planned an English-language newspaper and sought an editor in the American style of journalism.
Bill faced two dilemmas. Did he want to go to Singapore? More important, would Alice, his new bride, go with him? Alice, grew up in Portland and she and her younger brother lived with their widowed mother. A difficult decision was made and Bill and Alice ventured off to Singapore where Bill learned all aspects of running a newspaper. They faced another dilemma after a year and a half—whether or not to return to the U.S. for the birth of their first child. There were concerns about the quality of health care in China and whether Bill could find employment in the U.S. They decided that Bill would remain in Asia. During this time, he developed a deeper understanding of Asian affairs. As Japan aggressively spread its influence throughout Asia, Bill offered a unique perspective as an American; however at times his columns were interpreted as pro-Japan.
As war loomed, Bill caught the last ship to leave China and re-united with his wife and 14 month-old son two months before the bombing of Pearl Harbor. Executive Order 9066 questioned the loyalty of Japanese Americans. As a leader in the Seattle Japanese American community, Bill and others worked for understanding between the community and the government. They advocated for cooperation with the E.O. 9066 orders as a show of loyalty to the government. Suspicion persisted that Bill was pro-Japan based on his past writings. FBI documents caused him to appear before a grand jury because he worked as a secretary at the Japan Consulate in Seattle in 1937. The grand jury did not view his job as a secretary to be indictable. Japanese American leaders were separated to prevent collusion. From the assembly center in Puyallup, Washington, Bill and his family went with an armed escort to Heart Mountain rather than Minidoka, Idaho where most of the Seattle Nikkei were sent.
At Heart Mountain, Bill was editor of the Heart Mountain Sentinel and taught English so students could earn their GED. Many of Bill's later books and writings chronicled the pre-war and relocation experiences.
The camp newspaper published camp news as well as informing the population of this small city about national events and news from the warfront. There were staff from the federal War Relocation Authority who managed the relocation. One in particular, Vaughn Mechau, had oversight responsibilities for the Sentinel assuring the content met government guidelines. The two families remained close friends long after the camp. Vaughn was largely responsible for having the Des Moines Register newspaper sponsor Bill for an early release from Heart Mountain.
At the Des Moines train station, the family was met by Ross Wilbur, a member of the Quakers. The Quakers assisted with the re-entry of internees just as they have assisted with the resettlement of other displaced groups.
The Register was a morning newspaper so Bill left at dinnertime to catch the bus and worked throughout the night to put the paper on the streets at dawn. The family, now four, had saved enough money for a down payment on their first house. Despite continuing suspicion of Japanese Americans, the move to a new neighborhood was uneventful. Pauline Lynam, a diminutive retired pharmacist, had met with all the neighbors to tell the story of the relocation.
An opportunity came at the Denver Post. The Post had been anti-Japanese American describing enemy aliens being coddled in the camps with comfortable housing and food. Palmer Hoyt, the new Post publisher promised change. He hired Bill and they became close friends.
The family grew from four to five and soon to be six. It was time to find a new home. East Denver was the growth area, but there was subtle and not-so-subtle discrimination against Jews, African Americans, and Latinos. The Hosokawas encountered vigorous objections to moving into a neighborhood. A judge advised against the objections and the employees of the Denver Post held a celebration at the new Hosokawa house in a display of support.
Bill's career continued to progress as editor of the Post's Sunday magazine section, associate editor and war correspondent as he covered Korea and Vietnam using his expertise in Asian affairs. As editor of the Editorial Page, he covered summit meetings and other events. The locally-owned Denver Post was sold to the Times Mirror in 1980. Many of the staff were replaced by the new owners, but Bill remained on until 1984, when he was retired although he felt he had more to do.
The rival Rocky Mountain News hired him. His new column addressed readers' questions explaining the whys and hows in the world of journalism. In 1976, Japan had appointed Bill as the honorary Japanese consul for the Rocky Mountain states developing business and cultural relationships between the two countries until 1999, when a full-time paid consul was appointed.
Throughout his career, he stirred controversy. His early writings from Asia were sometimes viewed as pro-Japan. His book title, Nisei, The Quite Americans, was criticized as stereotyping Americans of Japanese ancestry as quiet, obedient model minorities when they should have resisted the relocation. Most of his critics were too young to have experienced the camps. Initially, he did not favor reparations for internees feeling that putting a price on the camp ordeal was wrong. Eventually, he supported redress.
Bill wrote 11 books, most of them chronicled the experiences of Japanese Americans. Asked what was his best book, he said, "My next book." Bill was honored in many ways. In 1961, he was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize for his coverage of student riots in Japan. In 2003, he received the lifetime achievement award from the Asian American Journalists Association. The Anti-Defamation League awarded the annual Civil Rights Award in 2007. He was dedicated to assuring the rights of all people and following 9/11 he spoke vigorously against generalized anti-Muslim and anti-Middle East backlash. Today, memorials to Bill Hosokawa are in the Denver Botanical Gardens and the Denver Public Library.
Reflecting on my father's life and his influences on me, I owe many of my successes to my parents. Bill was a person of principle and compassion. He tried to view things from several perspectives perhaps the reason his early writings were viewed as pro-Japan. He lived the American dream; perhaps the reason he strongly supported cooperation with E.O. 9066. He believed every person has stories and we know people by their stories. He knew people from the inside out rather than the outside in. A lesson I apply daily in educating tomorrow's doctors.
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Michael Hosokawa
Michael Hosokawa was born in Portland, Oregon in 1940. Currently he is Senior Associate Dean at the University of Missouri School of Medicine. His daughter Ashlyn lives in Grand Rapids, MI and son, Michael, lives in Houston, TX. Grandchildren Emily and Sean are both students at Texas A&M.
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* Descubra Nikkei é um projeto do Museu Nacional Japonês Americano, possibilitado pelo generoso apoio da Nippon Foundation.
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The word "hero" can mean different things to different people. For Nikkei Chronicles 8—Nikkei Heroes: Trailblazers, Role Models, Inspiration, we want to explore the idea of a Nikkei hero and what it means to a variety of people. Who is your hero? What is their story? How have they influenced your Nikkei identity or your connection to your Nikkei heritage?
We invite you to submit your stories, essays, and other prose works. Subjects must be Nikkei or have some meaningful connection to the Nikkei community. Authors may submit multiple entries. Submissions will be accepted from May 1 until September 30, 2019, at 6 p.m. PDT. All stories submitted that meet the project guidelines and criteria will be published in the Discover Nikkei Journal on a rolling basis as part of the Nikkei Heroes series.
For more information, visit 5dn.org/heroes.
Check out these other Nikkei Chronicles series:
#1: ITADAKIMASU! A Taste of Nikkei Culture
#2: Nikkei+ ~ Stories of Mixed Language, Traditions, Generations & Race ~
#3: Nikkei Names: Taro, John, Juan, João?
#4: Nikkei Family: Memories, Traditions, and Values
#5: Nikkei-go: The Language of Family, Community, and Culture
#6: Itadakimasu 2!: Another Taste of Nikkei Culture
#7: Nikkei Roots: Digging into Our Cultural Heritage
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