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OJ Simpson Attorneys: 5 Facts You Should Know
kris Jenner Net Worth: The Foundation of The Kardashian Family
Don't Keep Your Lights Out: Movie Review
10 Facts About "The Night Of", HBO's Latest Crime Drama
Golden Globes Nominations: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly
Why 'Batman: The Killing Joke' Could Be A Truly Epic Animated Movie
11 Surprising Facts About Popular TV Shows You'll Never See Coming
What Can We Expect from Real Housewives of Orange County Season 11?
Andra Day and Her Music
Oh Baby, Baby – Britney is Back!
Kehlani – 10 Interesting Facts About This R&B Artist
Arnold Schwarzenegger Height Weight Body Measuremets
WolfieRaps Height Weight Body Measrements & Bio
Frances Tiafoe Height Weight Body Measurements
Cristiano Ronaldo refuse to shake hands with the UEFA president
You Won't Believe These 9 Crazy Things That Were Pulled Out of The Ocean
Alesso Height Weight Body Measurements
Birth Name:
Alessandro Lindblad
Nicknames:
Alesso Height
Alesso is 5′ 10″ (1.78 m) tall. Emilio Cortez, an up and coming DJ out of California, took a picture standing next to him and it man the Swedish man look so short like a dwarf. Of course Cortez himself is over 6′ 10″ and he suggested that Alesso's height was in the 5″ 10 range.
Alesso Weight
He weighs 168 lbs. We know actual weight changes everyday so this is just an estimate based on his height and body structure.
Alesso Body Measurements
His measurements are estimated at:
Shoe Size: 10 (US).
Chest: 43 inches.
Biceps: 15 inches.
Waist: 32 inches.
Alesso Biography, Facts, Family
Alesso, born Alessandro Lindblad on 7 July 1991, has arrived with his Swedish House Mafia music and it's caching on like wild fire. He was discovered by Sebastian Ingrosso, a member of Swedish House Mafia group. Alesso has worked hard to establish himself as a prominent EDM star. He hard work is paying off and has seen him opening for major acts like tours for Madonna, he collaborated with Calvin Harris, and in 2014, signed with Def Jam. Some of the other artists that he has worked with include Theo Hutchcraft, Ryan Tedder, Usher and David Guetta.
He grew up in Stockholm with his family who are of Italian roots. Alesso was from a middle class family and managed to take piano and tap-dancing lessons. he said he had wanted to become the next Michael Jackson. He taught himself to produce from his laptop and was introduced to Sebastian Ingrosso through girlfriend, who met the Ingrosso's father at the coffee shop where she worked.
His net worth is $550,000 (estimated) at the May 2016.
Age – Date of Birth:
Alesso was born on 7 July 1991.
Birth Sign:
Alesso is originally Stockholm, Sweden.
We do not have any information his high school or college.
Family / Parents:
Mother –
Father –
Job – Occupation:
He is a Musician, DJ, and record producer.
progressive, house electro house music.
Keyboard mixset synthesizer Logic Pro.
He belong to the following labels, Refune Records, Joia, Ministry of Sound Australia, Universal Music Sweden and Def Jam.
Associated acts and Friends:
He is associated with David Guetta, Sebastian Ingrosso, Ryan Tedder, Matthew Koma, Dirty South, Calvin Harris, Hurts, Tove Lo, Roy English and Swedish House Mafia.
Girlfriend / Spouse:
He was rumored to be dating Swedish model Emilia Lantz in 2014. We do not have any other information on his relationship history.
Color of Hair:
Colors of Eyes:
Physical Distinctive Features:
He wears his hairstyle long and straight. He does have tattoos on his arms.
Style, makeup, Dress and hair style:
He dresses casually in T shirts and jeans pants most of the time.
Brand Ambassador for:
He is the face of a Carolina Herrera fragrance line.
Religious Belief:
No known.
First Album:
His first album is entitled "Forever".
List of Facts:
He has a younger sister in high school.
He write the lyrics for the vocalists on his songs and frequently express his real life experiences, the his ex-girlfriends.
Alesso witnessed the beating death of his best friend Riccardo Campogiani in 2007 at a party.
He performed at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival with OneRepublic's frontman Ryan Tedder.
Learn more abour Aleso at alessoworld.com


Exclusive Fairway Estates featuring some of the finest homes in the town of Sheboygan. This lot overlooks a small pond and has the potential for a walk out or exposed basement. Currently contractor owned so he could build to suit or purchase and build with whoever you like. Protective covenants, super convenient location to Kohler, the interstate and the city. Great price for an acre lot in the ever popular town of Sheboygan. Buy this one and the one to the west for a fantastic two acre site.


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Busselton children's surveys 1973 and, 1977: File b
Gracey, M. (Creator), Hitchcock, N. E. (Creator), Wearne, K. L. (Creator), Wearne, K. L. (Creator) & Stenhouse, R. (Distributor), Dataverse (Australian Data Archive, ADA), 5 Jan 2019
DOI: 10.26193/mcyhfd, https://doi.org/10.26193%2Fmcyhfd
Australian Election Database - Queensland House of Assembly
Sharman, C. (Creator), Dataverse (Australian Data Archive, ADA), 29 Nov 2018
DOI: 10.26193/yakzja, https://doi.org/10.26193%2Fyakzja
Osteoclast-specific eQTL results for the STMP1, DPYS and DCSTAMP genes
Mullin, B. (Creator), The University of Western Australia, 15 Feb 2019
DOI: 10.26182/5c6669fcd9d7a
Parkes observations for project P456 semester 2016APRS
Hobbs, G. (Contributor), Manchester, D. (Contributor), Sarkissian, J. (Contributor), Bailes, M. (Contributor), Bhat, R. (Contributor), Keith, M. (Contributor), Coles, W. (Contributor), van Straten, W. (Contributor), Ravi, V. (Contributor), Oslowski, S. (Contributor), Kerr, M. (Contributor), Shannon, R. (Contributor), Wang, J. (Contributor), Levin, Y. (Contributor), Wen, L. (Contributor), Zhu, X. (Contributor), Dai, S. (Contributor), Burke, S. (Contributor) & Reardon, D. J. (Contributor), CSIRO Data Access Portal, 25 Apr 2017
DOI: 10.4225/08/5abe45d3e5b02, https://doi.org/10.4225%2F08%2F5abe45d3e5b02
Paleomagnetism of a lateritic paleoweathering horizon and overlying Paleoproterozoic red beds from South Africa: Implications for the Kaapvaal apparent polar wander path and a confirmation of atmospheric oxygen enrichment (Dataset)
Evans, D. A. D. (Creator), Beukes, N. J. (Contributor) & Kirschvink, J. L. (Contributor), Earth Science reference data and models (EarthRef.org), 1 Jan 2002
DOI: 10.7288/v4/magic/13634, https://doi.org/10.7288%2Fv4%2Fmagic%2F13634
Data from: Varying levels of clonality and ploidy create barriers to gene flow and challenges for conservation of an Australian arid-zone ecosystem engineer, Acacia loderi
Roberts, D. (Creator), Forrest, C. N. (Creator), Denham, A. J. (Creator) & Ayre, D. J. (Contributor), DRYAD, 3 Dec 2015
DOI: 10.5061/dryad.3tv33, http://datadryad.org/stash/dataset/doi:10.5061/dryad.3tv33
Epidemiology of USA Δ8THC–Related Carcinogenesis: A Panel Regression and Causal Inferential Study.
Reece, S. (Contributor), Mendeley Data, 1 Nov 2021
DOI: 10.17632/nhprw35ppb.1, https://data.mendeley.com/datasets/nhprw35ppb
Data to Accompany: Cannabinoid- and Substance- Relationships of European Congenital Anomaly Patterns: A Space-Time Panel Regression and Causal Inferential Study
Reece, S. (Contributor), Mendeley Data, 28 Oct 2021
DOI: 10.17632/vd6mt5r5jm.1, https://data.mendeley.com/datasets/vd6mt5r5jm
Supplemental material for The Western Australian wage structure and gender wage gap: A post-mining boom analysis
Preston, A. (Creator) & Birch, E. (Creator), SAGE Publications Ltd, 31 Oct 2018
DOI: 10.25384/SAGE.7343477.v1
Australian Alcohol and Non-alcohol (AAN) Image Stimuli Set
Austin, H. (Creator), Notebaert, L. (Creator), Wiers, R. W. (Creator), Salemink, E. (Creator) & MacLeod, C. (Creator), The University of Western Australia, 27 Nov 2020
DOI: 10.26182/y25d-3x68
Cross-cultural Alcohol and Non-alcohol (CAN) Image Stimuli Set
DOI: 10.26182/5tpe-a239
2018 Prospective memory studies dataset
Notebaert, L. (Creator), MacLeod, C. (Contributor) & Clarke, P. (Contributor), The University of Western Australia, 2018
DOI: 10.4225/23/5b15cfb61202e
Character set and phylogenetic analyses of the living and fossil egerniine scincids of Australia
Thorn, K. (Creator), Hutchinson, M. (Creator), Lee, M. (Creator), Camens, A. (Creator) & Worthy, T. (Creator), DRYAD, 10 Feb 2021
DOI: 10.5061/dryad.3n5tb2rg7, http://datadryad.org/stash/dataset/doi:10.5061/dryad.3n5tb2rg7
Data from: Estimating outflow facility through pressure dependent pathways of the human eye
Smith, D. (Creator) & Gardiner, B. (Creator), Public Library of Science (PLoS), 20 Dec 2017
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0188769.s001
Data from: The challenges of detecting subtle population structure and its importance for the conservation of emperor penguins
Younger, J. L. (Creator), Clucas, G. V. (Creator), Kao, D. (Creator), Rogers, A. D. (Creator), Gharbi, K. (Creator), Hart, T. (Creator) & Miller, K. J. (Creator), DRYAD, 4 May 2017
DOI: 10.5061/dryad.4s7t3, http://datadryad.org/stash/dataset/doi:10.5061/dryad.4s7t3
Assembled upper limb quantitative data and intermembral (IM) indices for cretins of three different age groups, Homo floresiensis and other species.
Oxnard, C. (Creator), Obendorf, P. J. (Creator) & Kefford, B. J. (Creator), Public Library of Science (PLoS), 27 Sep 2010
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Data from: Genome-environment associations in sorghum landraces predict adaptive traits
Lasky, J. R. (Creator), Upadhyaya, H. (Creator), Ramu, P. (Creator), Deshpande, S. (Creator), Hash, C. T. (Creator), Bonnette, J. (Creator), Juenger, T. E. (Creator), Hyma, K. (Creator), Acharya, C. (Creator), Mitchell, S. E. (Creator), Buckler, E. S. (Creator), Brenton, Z. (Creator), Kresovich, S. (Creator) & Morris, G. P. (Creator), DRYAD, 3 Jun 2016
DOI: 10.5061/dryad.jc3ht, https://doi.org/10.5061%2Fdryad.jc3ht
Data from: Measurement of systemic mitochondrial function in advanced primary open-angle glaucoma and Leber hereditary optic neuropathy
Van Bergen, N. J. (Contributor), Crowston, J. G. (Contributor), Craig, J. E. (Contributor), Burdon, K. P. (Contributor), Kearns, L. S. (Contributor), Sharma, S. (Contributor), Hewitt, A. W. (Contributor), Mackey, D. (Contributor) & Trounce, I. A. (Contributor), DRYAD, 5 Oct 2016
DOI: 10.5061/dryad.2k4v4, http://datadryad.org/stash/dataset/doi:10.5061/dryad.2k4v4
Additional information and illustration of ITS technique in SAS.
Ngo, H. (Creator), Forero, R. (Creator), Mountain, D. (Creator), Fatovich, D. (Creator), Man, W. N. (Creator), Sprivulis, P. C. (Creator), Mohsin, M. (Creator), Toloo, S. (Creator), Celenza, T. (Creator), Fitzgerald, G. (Creator), Mccarthy, S. (Creator) & Hillman, K. (Creator), Public Library of Science (PLoS), 14 Mar 2018
Proportions with depression and/or generalised anxiety disorder (GAD) by latent class analysis (LCA)-derived and total Diabetes Anxiety Depression Scale (DADS) score-defined anxious depression classes (N = 1,337).
Davis, W. (Creator), Bruce, D. (Creator), Dragovic, M. (Creator), Davis, T. (Creator) & Starkstein, S. (Creator), Public Library of Science (PLoS), 15 Mar 2018
Minimal anonymized baseline data set necessary to replicate the main study findings.
Data from: Genetic diversity and drivers of dwarfism in extinct island emu populations
Thomson, V. A. (Creator), Mitchell, K. J. (Creator), Eberhard, R. (Creator), Dortch, J. (Creator), Austin, J. J. (Creator) & Cooper, A. (Creator), DRYAD, 15 Mar 2018
DOI: 10.5061/dryad.p7c6p, http://datadryad.org/stash/dataset/doi:10.5061/dryad.p7c6p
Data from: Genome sequencing and analysis of the peanut b-genome progenitor (Arachis ipaensis)
Lu, Q. (Creator), Li, H. (Creator), Hong, Y. (Creator), Zhang, G. (Creator), Wen, S. (Creator), Li, X. (Creator), Zhou, G. (Creator), Li, S. (Creator), Liu, H. (Creator), Liu, H. (Creator), Liu, Z. (Creator), Varshney, R. K. (Creator), Chen, X. (Creator) & Liang, X. (Creator), DRYAD, 2 Jul 2018
DOI: 10.5061/dryad.hm5vs13, http://datadryad.org/stash/dataset/doi:10.5061/dryad.hm5vs13
Data from: Comparative population genomics reveals key barriers to dispersal in Southern Ocean penguins
Clucas, G. V. (Creator), Younger, J. L. (Creator), Kao, D. (Creator), Emmerson, L. (Creator), Southwell, C. (Creator), Wienecke, B. (Creator), Rogers, A. D. (Creator), Bost, C. (Creator), Miller, G. D. (Creator), Polito, M. J. (Creator), Lelliot, P. (Creator), Handley, J. (Creator), Crofts, S. (Creator), Phillips, R. A. (Creator), Dunn, M. J. (Creator), Miller, K. J. (Contributor), Hart, T. (Creator) & Lelliott, P. (Creator), DRYAD, 1 Oct 2018
DOI: 10.5061/dryad.bs30388, http://datadryad.org/stash/dataset/doi:10.5061/dryad.bs30388
Data from: Going to extremes for sodium acquisition: use of community land and high-altitude areas by mountain gorillas Gorilla beringei in Rwanda
Grueter, C. (Creator), Wright, E. (Creator), Abavandimwe, D. (Creator), Ortmann, S. (Creator), Mudakikwa, A. (Creator), Musana, A. (Creator), Uwingeli, P. (Creator), Ndagijimana, F. (Creator), Vecellio, V. (Creator), Stoinski, T. S. (Creator) & Robbins, M. M. (Creator), DRYAD, 14 Aug 2018
DOI: 10.5061/dryad.3695391, http://datadryad.org/stash/dataset/doi:10.5061/dryad.3695391

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Illinois pharmacists win conscience rights battle
News | Uncategorized
Two Illinois pharmacists today won their final battle seeking conscience rights in dispensing emergency contraception after the Illinois attorney general notified the state Supreme Court that she would not appeal a lower court ruling.
Pharmacy owners Luke Vander Bleek of Morrison and Glenn Kosirog of Wheaton sued the state over an emergency rule instituted by former Gov. Rod Blagojevich in 2005 requiring all pharmacists to dispense emergency contraception. The rule was later made permanent.
Vander Bleek and Kosirog said the Illinois Healthcare Right of Conscience Act protected their right not to dispense the "morning after pill." Such drugs can prevent the implantation of a fertilized egg in the uterus akin to a chemical abortion.
An Illinois appeals court in September ruled in favor of the two pharmacy owners. Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan could have appealed the decision to the Illinois Supreme Court, but "decided not to pursue further review of this matter," according to a letter sent from her office to the court's clerk.
The Catholic Conference of Illinois in March joined an amicus brief in support of Vander Bleek and Kosirog.
The decision applies only to the two pharmacists.


I have a request to make chocolate cupcakes for a little gathering tomorrow. My lady friend said chocolate when I asked what flavor she wants me to make.
I kept thinking on how to elevate the request. Somehow the thought about making "just" chocolate cupcakes sounds boring to me. Don't get me wrong, I love chocolate and anything chocolate, I just think it would be more fun if they are not just plain chocolate.
Here I am at night after dinner and dessert with my hubby and boyo..whipping some chocolate cupcakes which I always add espresso to my batter. Half of the batter I mixed with cherry pie filling.
Once all baked and done, it's time to make the frosting. I decided to use whipped cream instead of buttercream. So the one with the cherry pie filling in the batter is going to be black forest cupcakes…brushed with liquor and topped with whipped cream and garnished with shaved chocolate and cherry. The other one is inspired by my fave Starbucks drinks, Caramel Macchiato. I topped with butterscotch whipped cream and drizzled with caramel, and whooper chocolate. For fun, I cut some straws and stuck them into the cupcakes. They are adorable. Moist chocolate cupcakes..I had to stole one ;). I hope she likes them.
Here are the pictures. Sorry not a good pictures, too lazy to grabbed my serious camera so I used my phone.


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Q: Holding down option key when deleting on mac terminal doesn't delete in bulk When deleting stuff from the command line or pretty much any other software (e.g., word, URL browsers, etc..), I sometimes like to hold down the option key while pressing delete, because that uses deletes word by word (space delimited) rather than character by character. This is also the behavior in visual studio code terminal.
However, on my plain mac terminal, it doesn't work. It defaults to character by character deletion.
I am not sure what the name of the feature I am describing it; if I did, perhaps I could Google an existing solution. Does anyone know the name and/or a solution?

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


I have purchased kingston 128GB pan drive. but don't know how the file system is corrupted in that. Please give me any solution so that I can recreate the file system. so that it will work.
download and install it and format your pen drive.
all virus affected pen drives formatted easily with this format tool.
i could format my drive ntfs.


ParaNorman is the animated version of The Sixth Sense. You know, because he sees dead people. Just kidding.
But seriously, he sees dead people.
Sadly, I never got to see this during its theatrical run, and if I did, I would've seen it in 3D. I'm not sure if both Frankenweenie and ParaNorman were shot in 3D. I think they were, but strangely, Frankenweenie's cast and crew page on IMDb does not list any stereographer, while ParaNorman's does not list the word stereo at all.
the one that plays cassette tapes?"
The thing with ParaNorman is that it's not your typical animated flick. You'll notice it first with the story, which is actually pretty good. Then you remember that this film was released by Focus Features, which everyone knows is that company which releases art house films. No use of pop songs, and very sparing references of pop culture (there are literary references, which is a totally different thing). Oh, and this film was produced by Laika. As in the camera company-Laika. Yes, the same makers of Coraline. You're welcome.
"But I didn't say 'thank you'!"
Again, I will not tire of saying it, but I would prefer the living, breathing movements of stop-motion animation over the smooth, perfect fluidity of computer-generated actions. ParaNorman succeeds in giving us something visually fresh, from the sets, to the characters, to the overall visual design. Now all we can do is wait until Laika releases its next animated flick.
"Yeah, but like, how long?"
Elementary. Episode 14: "The Deductionist"
Dredd. Not the Stallone One.
Elementary. Episode 13: "The Red Team"


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Enogastronomy Map Tourist Office Tourist Services
Natural Patrimony
Roman Influence
Population privilege
Fortification of the town
Incorporation into Álava
16th – 17th Centuries
Sta. Mª de los Reyes
The front façade
Abbot`s tower
1st phase of construction- 12th and 13th century
2 º phase of construction- 13th and 14th century
3rd phase of construction- from the 16th century on
The Reredos Pieces
Leisure & Culture
San Juan and San Pedro
San Juan "Degollao"
Day of the Piper
Berberana Pilgrimage
Nativity Scene of Saint Mary
The Verses and the Rosary at Dawn
Designation of origin as Rioja
Questions About Wine
Wine and Health
Vintage Years
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In the surroundings of Laguardia plenty of archaeological remains have appeared, and new ones are still found nowadays. Therefore it is obvious that the area was densely populated from very ancient times. The people that inhabited the surroundings of Laguardia left clear traces of their presence on this land.
We go a very long way back in time and we get to Neolithic times. This Age meant a revolution in the type of life that had been led so far. Hunting and collecting fruits gave way to agriculture and animal raising. This brought relative sedentariness. Having food surplus implied storing, transport and trade.
Dolmens and burial monuments appeared in this time of history and they make clear that small farming communities dwelt in the area from the years 3,000 to 1,000 B.C.
The first documentary evidence of the introduction of agriculture in the Basque Country is found near Laguardia:
Cave of "Los Husos" (Elvillar)
It dates approximately from the year 3,000 B. C. This cave was used until the Roman Conquest. The findings inside the cave show evidence of animals like the ox, the pig, the sheep... , together with remains that reveal an intense pre-agricultural activity and the use of pottery objects
From the end of the Neolithic to the full Bronze Age (1,000 B.C) some megalithic funerary monuments appear, with collective burial constructions called dolmens, typical in those times.
In the region of the Rioja Alavesa we find one of the most spectacular groups of dolmens in the Basque Country. All of them are located on a strip of land at the foot of the Cantabrian Mountains and are of the "corridor" type, considered the most ancient ones. By and large they consist of an enclosure made up of some vertical blocks of stone topped by another block (or several blocks) covering them horizontally; and all is surrounded with a burial mound made of gravel and sand.
Dolmens
La Chabola de la Hechicera (Elvillar - 1935)
El Encinal (Elvillar - 1943)
Alto de la Huesera (Laguardia - 1945)
Layaza (Laguardia - 1952)
El Sotillo (Laguardia -1955)
San Martín (Laguardia -1956)
Los Llanos (Cripán - 1982)
El Montecillo (Villabuena - 2009)
See the dolmen route
San Juan Ante Portam Latinam
A very interesting archaeological deposit was found, by chance, in Laguardia in 1985:
It is a simultaneous, collective burial, of small size. It is located on a natural shelter two miles away from the southwest of Laguardia.
The burial, of at least 289 people, may have taken place between the years 3,035 to 3,365 B.C., during a cultural period at the End of the Neolithic Age. This burial is thought to have been the result of a violent clash among different groups. It is a collective burial and it is coincidental in time with the dolmens but it is different in many ways.
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Photo, Print, Drawing Man solicits cash donations from spectators on 21st Avenue.
Man solicits cash donations from spectators on 21st Avenue.
- Forms part of a group of images depicting the annual procession of San Rocco ("Comitato Festa Patronale San Rocco") through Paterson's 21st Avenue neighborhood on August 14, 1994.
Mccarl, Robert, Susan Levitas, Martha Cooper, Thomas D Carroll, and David Alan Taylor. Man solicits cash donations from spectators on 21st Avenue . New Jersey Paterson United States, 1994. -08-14. Photograph. https://0-www.loc.gov.oasys.lib.oxy.edu/item/afcwip000182/.
McCarl, R., Levitas, S., Cooper, M., Carroll, T. D. & Taylor, D. A. (1994) Man solicits cash donations from spectators on 21st Avenue . New Jersey Paterson United States, 1994. -08-14. [Photograph] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://0-www.loc.gov.oasys.lib.oxy.edu/item/afcwip000182/.
Mccarl, Robert, et al. Man solicits cash donations from spectators on 21st Avenue . -08-14. Photograph. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <www.loc.gov/item/afcwip000182/>.
Man with cash donated to the saint.


The item Blood and bone : a novel of the Malazan Empire, Ian C. Esslemont represents a specific, individual, material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Austin Public Library.
On the continent of Jacuruku, the Thaumaturgs have mounted another expedition in a bid to tame the neighbouring wild jungle. It is called Himatan, and it is said to be half of the spirit-realm and half of the earth, and ruled by a powerful entity who some name the Queen of Witches and some a goddess: the ancient Ardata. When Saeng's rulers launch an invasion of this jungle, she and her brother begin a desperate mission.


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LPS from E. coli, Serotype O111:B4 (TLRGRADE™) (Ready-to-Use)
TLR4 activator
ALX-581-012-L001 1 ml 141.00 USD
Alternative Name: Lipopolysaccharide from E. coli, Serotype O111:B4 S-form
Source: Smooth (S)-form LPS isolated and purified from E. coli O111:B4 by a modification of the phenol water extraction and PCP extraction method, converted to the uniform sodium salt form and dissolved in sterile pyrogen-free double distilled water.
Concentration: 1mg/ml
Formulation: Liquid. Sterile, ready-to-use solution in pyrogen-free double distilled water.
Purity: Absence of detectable protein or DNA contaminants with agonistic TLR activity.
Activity: Specific activator of Toll-like receptor (TLR) 4. Does not activate TLR2 or other TLRs as determined with splenocytes and macrophages from TLR4 deficient mice. Smooth (S)-form LPS are commonly the preferred choice for whole animal studies, whereas Rough (R)-form LPS are primarily used in cellular in vitro activation studies.
Shipping: Ambient
Long Term Storage: +4°C
Use/Stability: Stable for at least 1 year after receipt when stored at +4°C.
Handling: Do not ingest. Wear gloves and mask when handling this product! Avoid contact through all modes of exposure. LPS compounds are highly pyrogenic. Avoid accidental injection; extreme care should be taken when handling in conjunction with hypodermic syringes. Use must be restricted to qualified personnel.
Figure: TLR4-dependent proliferation of mouse splenocytesMethod: 4x105 mouse spleen cells were incubated in 0.2ml per well with 10µg/ml LPS or with medium only. Proliferation was determined in triplicates by 3H-thymidine incorporation.
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Drug Addiction and Alcohol Use Disorder: The Facts, The Fiction, and How to Treat It
BobShanahan April 16, 2018
How addiction and alcohol use disorder (AUD) in the United States is approached has proven ineffective, punitive, and inadequate, according to many experts working in the field. Johann Hari, a Swiss-British writer and journalist covering the war on drugs gave an illuminating TED talk in 2015 that dug into how the punishment of addicts increases suffering and exacerbates the problem. In the U.S., addicts are punished believing that would deter them by providing an incentive to stop. Instead, drug and alcohol use are as bad as ever with more than 20 million people nationwide suffering from drug and alcohol abuse and the American taxpayer shouldering approximately $700 billion a year for treatment and incarceration. So, Hari stated, "almost everything we think we know about addiction is wrong, and if we start to absorb the new evidence about addiction, I think we're going to have to change a lot more than our drug policies."
It's About One's Environment, Not Solely Chemical Dependence
Most people believe the chemical hooks in drugs are what make one an addict. However, experiments over the years have destroyed that myth. Hari references the rat put in a cage, alone, constantly going to a water bottle laced with heroin or cocaine as opposed to the one with just water. However, in the 1970s, Professor Bruce Alexander ran another experiment, putting the rat in a cage he called "Rat Park" that included loads of cheese, colored balls, tunnels, and other rats. There were also two water bottles like the previous experiment. But in Rat Park, they almost never use the drug water, going from "almost 100 percent overdose when they're isolated to zero percent overdose when they have happy and connected lives," Hari pointed out.
A human and real life example of this experiment played out in the 1970s when 20 percent of American troops who used tons of heroin returned home from the Vietnam War. Many citizens were worried about these "drug addicts" coming back stateside. However, The Archives of General Psychiatry (now JAMA Psychiatry) revealed in a study that these soldiers did not go to rehab or into withdrawal. In fact, 95 percent of them just stopped. Addiction is not solely about the chemical hook. Rather, "What if addiction is about your cage? What if addiction is an adaptation to your environment?" Hari asked.
It is important to note that almost all functioning members of society are not drunk or high all of the time, despite nothing technically stopping them. Why is this? "It's because you've got bonds and connections that you want to be present for," Hari indicated. "You've got work you love. You've got people you love. You've got healthy relationships. And a core part of addiction, I came to think, and I believe the evidence suggests, is about not being able to bear to be present in your life." Most individuals who use drugs and alcohol, do so to numb themselves from their thoughts and emotions because they cannot fathom the thought of feeling everything and being present during every moment of their lives. They cannot bear to be their normal sober self because the environment they are in is dark and depressing and ultimately unfulfilling to them. They do not have work they love. They do not have people they love or connect with. They do not have healthy relationships, especially with themselves. So, it is not only about the drugs and alcohol, it is about the environment one inhabits that can drive someone to addiction.
The War on Drugs, Mass Incarceration of Addicts, and an Exacerbating Problem
Addicts are regularly punished, shamed, given criminal records, and faced with insurmountable barriers between them and reconnecting with the rest of society. Dr. Gabor Maté, a physician with a special interest in childhood development and trauma, once said to Hari "if you wanted to design a system that would make addiction worse, you would design that system." What is America doing wrong?
In 2000, Portugal had a devastating drug problem on their hands. One percent of its population was addicted to heroin and the Portuguese tried the American war on drugs model more and more which only made the problem worse. Eventually, the Prime Minister and the opposition party convened and decided to try something drastically different. A panel of scientists and doctors concluded that the evidence revealed that they needed to decriminalize all drugs from cannabis to crack. In addition, all the money they used to spend on jailing and criminalizing addicts would be used to help reconnect them to society. So, this money went from mass incarceration to residential rehab, psychological therapy, and job creation programs for addicts.
What was the result of this decriminalization? In the years since that experiment began, drug use is down in Portugal by 50 percent, according to The British Journal of Criminology. Overdose is down. HIV is way down. Addiction is significantly down. And no one wants to go back to doing things the old way.
The U.S. is far from the most connected society on Earth in the age of social media. When "you have a crisis in your life, you'll notice something," Hari said. "It won't be your Facebook friends who help you turn it round. It'll be your flesh and blood friends who you have deep and nuanced and textured, face-to-face relationships with." In turn, the number of close friends the average American can call on in a crisis has been steadily declining since 1950 while the amount of square footage in one's home has exponentially increased. Hari concluded, "We've traded floorspace for friends, we've traded stuff for connections, and the result is we are one of the loneliest societies there has ever been."
A Spiritual and Scientific Road to Recovery
A spiritual and scientific approach to recovery should be undertaken for addicts to turn their lives around. Compassion is needed and a wholesale change should be emphasized to aide those suffering from drug and alcohol abuse. 90 percent of the people who suffer from AUD and other substance use disorders get no help at all, instead, they get punished, ridiculed, and incarcerated.
What can the U.S. do differently?
Dr. Anderson Spickard, Jr., an Emeritus Professor of Medicine and Psychiatry at Vanderbilt University Medical School thinks a "partnership between science and spirituality" works with people from all walks of life, including "people whom society has written off as hopeless addicts." Spickard believes that "combining medical and spiritual approaches" will help many stay on the road to recovery.
In The Craving Brain: Science, Spirituality and Recovery, by Dr. Spickard, James (a homeless addict) "describes in illuminating detail his long journey through the 12-steps. This slow, painstaking process bought him the time and experience he needed to rewire his brain—this time, not for addiction but for recovery. For James, as for some of our homeless men, the result was a spiritual awakening, a sense of surrender and letting go, that further empowers addicted individuals to stay on the long road to recovery."
Ned Hallowell, a child and adult psychiatrist and leading authority in the field of ADHD emphasized the fact that AUD and drug addiction is treatable. "Contrary to what most people believe, it is a treatable disease," Hallowell stated. The knowledge and tools are available to provide a significant chance at a rewarding life.
Our moral model with AUD has failed, Hallowell wrote, because we "blame the sufferer for having the disease. We see the disease not as a disease at all, but as a moral failing. We scorn the sufferer, exclude him, avoid him, and avert our eyes when he panhandles." Hopeless addicts should be treated with respect, even if society thinks they don't deserve it.
Most still blindly believe the centuries-old moral model that a majority believe has failed millions of addicts. "Scorn the addict. Punish the addict. He made his bed, let him lie in it," Hallowell lamented. Instead, these suffering individuals deserve respect and the benefits science has taught our medical community should be prescribed toward treating the "chronic, usually crippling, sometimes fatal brain disease called AUD."
In conclusion, the remedy for addiction should be connection. The addicted individual should be treated with love, compassion, and connection. Why? Hari believes it is "because the opposite of addiction is not sobriety. The opposite of addiction is connection."
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Drug Addiction and Alcohol Use Disorder: The Facts, The Fiction, and How to Treat It

by BobShanahan, Citizen Truth
April 16, 2018

	How addiction and alcohol use disorder (AUD) in the United States is approached has proven ineffective, punitive, and inadequate, according to many experts working in the field. Johann Hari, a Swiss-British writer and journalist covering the war on drugs gave an illuminating TED talk in 2015 that dug into how the punishment of addicts increases suffering and exacerbates the problem. In the U.S., addicts are punished believing that would deter them by providing an incentive to stop. Instead, drug and alcohol use are as bad as ever with more than 20 million people nationwide suffering from drug and alcohol abuse and the American taxpayer shouldering approximately $700 billion a year for treatment and incarceration. So, Hari stated, "almost everything we think we know about addiction is wrong, and if we start to absorb the new evidence about addiction, I think we're going to have to change a lot more than our drug policies."

It's About One's Environment, Not Solely Chemical Dependence

Most people believe the chemical hooks in drugs are what make one an addict. However, experiments over the years have destroyed that myth. Hari references the rat put in a cage, alone, constantly going to a water bottle laced with heroin or cocaine as opposed to the one with just water. However, in the 1970s, Professor Bruce Alexander ran another experiment, putting the rat in a cage he called "Rat Park" that included loads of cheese, colored balls, tunnels, and other rats. There were also two water bottles like the previous experiment. But in Rat Park, they almost never use the drug water, going from "almost 100 percent overdose when they're isolated to zero percent overdose when they have happy and connected lives," Hari pointed out.

A human and real life example of this experiment played out in the 1970s when 20 percent of American troops who used tons of heroin returned home from the Vietnam War. Many citizens were worried about these "drug addicts" coming back stateside. However, The Archives of General Psychiatry (now JAMA Psychiatry) revealed in a study that these soldiers did not go to rehab or into withdrawal. In fact, 95 percent of them just stopped. Addiction is not solely about the chemical hook. Rather, "What if addiction is about your cage? What if addiction is an adaptation to your environment?" Hari asked.

It is important to note that almost all functioning members of society are not drunk or high all of the time, despite nothing technically stopping them. Why is this? "It's because you've got bonds and connections that you want to be present for," Hari indicated. "You've got work you love. You've got people you love. You've got healthy relationships. And a core part of addiction, I came to think, and I believe the evidence suggests, is about not being able to bear to be present in your life." Most individuals who use drugs and alcohol, do so to numb themselves from their thoughts and emotions because they cannot fathom the thought of feeling everything and being present during every moment of their lives. They cannot bear to be their normal sober self because the environment they are in is dark and depressing and ultimately unfulfilling to them. They do not have work they love. They do not have people they love or connect with. They do not have healthy relationships, especially with themselves. So, it is not only about the drugs and alcohol, it is about the environment one inhabits that can drive someone to addiction.

The War on Drugs, Mass Incarceration of Addicts, and an Exacerbating Problem

Addicts are regularly punished, shamed, given criminal records, and faced with insurmountable barriers between them and reconnecting with the rest of society. Dr. Gabor Maté, a physician with a special interest in childhood development and trauma, once said to Hari "if you wanted to design a system that would make addiction worse, you would design that system." What is America doing wrong?

In 2000, Portugal had a devastating drug problem on their hands. One percent of its population was addicted to heroin and the Portuguese tried the American war on drugs model more and more which only made the problem worse. Eventually, the Prime Minister and the opposition party convened and decided to try something drastically different. A panel of scientists and doctors concluded that the evidence revealed that they needed to decriminalize all drugs from cannabis to crack. In addition, all the money they used to spend on jailing and criminalizing addicts would be used to help reconnect them to society. So, this money went from mass incarceration to residential rehab, psychological therapy, and job creation programs for addicts.

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The U.S. is far from the most connected society on Earth in the age of social media. When "you have a crisis in your life, you'll notice something," Hari said. "It won't be your Facebook friends who help you turn it round. It'll be your flesh and blood friends who you have deep and nuanced and textured, face-to-face relationships with." In turn, the number of close friends the average American can call on in a crisis has been steadily declining since 1950 while the amount of square footage in one's home has exponentially increased. Hari concluded, "We've traded floorspace for friends, we've traded stuff for connections, and the result is we are one of the loneliest societies there has ever been."

A Spiritual and Scientific Road to Recovery

A spiritual and scientific approach to recovery should be undertaken for addicts to turn their lives around. Compassion is needed and a wholesale change should be emphasized to aide those suffering from drug and alcohol abuse. 90 percent of the people who suffer from AUD and other substance use disorders get no help at all, instead, they get punished, ridiculed, and incarcerated.

What can the U.S. do differently?

Dr. Anderson Spickard, Jr., an Emeritus Professor of Medicine and Psychiatry at Vanderbilt University Medical School thinks a "partnership between science and spirituality" works with people from all walks of life, including "people whom society has written off as hopeless addicts." Spickard believes that "combining medical and spiritual approaches" will help many stay on the road to recovery.

In The Craving Brain: Science, Spirituality and Recovery, by Dr. Spickard, James (a homeless addict) "describes in illuminating detail his long journey through the 12-steps. This slow, painstaking process bought him the time and experience he needed to rewire his brain—this time, not for addiction but for recovery. For James, as for some of our homeless men, the result was a spiritual awakening, a sense of surrender and letting go, that further empowers addicted individuals to stay on the long road to recovery."

Ned Hallowell, a child and adult psychiatrist and leading authority in the field of ADHD emphasized the fact that AUD and drug addiction is treatable. "Contrary to what most people believe, it is a treatable disease," Hallowell stated. The knowledge and tools are available to provide a significant chance at a rewarding life.

Our moral model with AUD has failed, Hallowell wrote, because we "blame the sufferer for having the disease. We see the disease not as a disease at all, but as a moral failing. We scorn the sufferer, exclude him, avoid him, and avert our eyes when he panhandles." Hopeless addicts should be treated with respect, even if society thinks they don't deserve it.

Most still blindly believe the centuries-old moral model that a majority believe has failed millions of addicts. "Scorn the addict. Punish the addict. He made his bed, let him lie in it," Hallowell lamented. Instead, these suffering individuals deserve respect and the benefits science has taught our medical community should be prescribed toward treating the "chronic, usually crippling, sometimes fatal brain disease called AUD."

In conclusion, the remedy for addiction should be connection. The addicted individual should be treated with love, compassion, and connection. Why? Hari believes it is "because the opposite of addiction is not sobriety. The opposite of addiction is connection."

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This article first appeared on Citizen Truth and is republished here under a Creative Commons license.


The Faculty of Arts has its magic once it draws the coming future. A civilized culture, a prosperous language, and a distinguished identity, A goodly nation, whose root is firmly fixed, and its branches reach the sky.
Political Reform, National Security, Jordanian Personality, Nationalism. Intellectual Awareness and Commitment to the mission of the Great Arab Revolt are the Distinctive Features of Jordanian.
The University of Jordan constitutes a move towards an International University. This move towards an international university came in response to the global changes and in accordance with the vision of His Majestey King Abdullah II who calls for integrating information technology in education.
The Faculty of Arts believes that political development is a national message that Jordanian universities should hold upon their shoulders. Universities are supposed to initiate projects that cope with the world's changes.


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ClassOne Announces Major Savings with Solstice Gold Plating
ClassOne Technology | June 1, 2016
Kalispell, MT – ClassOne Technology, manufacturer of budget-friendly wet processing equipment, is reporting significant savings in the plating of gold in ≤200mm applications using its Solstice® systems. The savings come from elimination of gold waste, faster and simpler processing, and innovative Solstice-enabled techniques that can substantially reduce gold usage.
"Many users have been spending millions of dollars on gold each year," said Byron Exarcos, President of ClassOne Group. "It's a major issue, especially in emerging markets such as lasers, LEDs, RF and MEMS which often require gold layers as thick as 3 to 35 microns. "That's why they're becoming keenly interested in Solstice to cut their gold spending."
"One fundamental advantage of Solstice electroplating is its elimination of gold waste," explained Kevin Witt, President of ClassOne Technology. "Previously used CVD and PVD methods deposited gold not just on the wafer but also on the entire chamber interior. That 'oversprayed' gold was difficult to remove and inefficient to reclaim — which led to a considerable net loss of gold. By contrast, Solstice deposits only on the wafer, so there's no gold waste, and no need for cleaning or gold reclamation efforts."
Witt pointed out that Solstice economies also come from its higher gold deposition speed. Plating at 150 to 300nm/min, it is roughly ten times faster than CVD and PVD methods. In addition, Solstice starts processing immediately, not requiring an hour or more for pump-down as vacuum-based tools do. All of this translates to additional savings, from higher throughput and more cost-efficient production.
Innovative Solstice layering technique can cut gold usage dramatically
The unique 8-chamber design of the Solstice S8 enables it to readily replace a solid gold layer with a multi-metal stack — and reduce gold usage very substantially…
For example, a feature that previously required a 5µm layer of solid gold can now be replaced with a "sandwich" of 0.25µm Au, 1µm Ni, 2.5µm Cu, another 1µm Ni, topped with 0.25µm Au — to achieve equivalent functionality while reducing gold usage by a factor of ten! And Solstice's multi-chamber design enables it to deposit all five layers in a single cycle; so no additional process steps or time are required to gain very significant cost savings.
ClassOne noted that over a year, total gold savings can grow quite large. For example, in the case cited above, if the solid gold 5µm layer covers 50% of a 150mm wafer area, and if the fab is running 1500 wafers per week through a metal lift-off process and gold costs $1200 per troy ounce — even if all oversprayed gold were recovered, the user's annual gold expenditure would be roughly $2,150,000. However, if the special Solstice multi-metal layering technique were used, the total metal cost (for Au, Ni and Cu combined) would be reduced to approximately $108,000. This would yield an annual savings of over $2,042,000, which would more than pay back the cost of a Solstice. (Additional details on the Solstice multi-metal layering technique and gold-usage reduction may be seen on the ClassOne Technology website.)
The Solstice S8 provides eight modular chamber positions that can be used for plating a wide range of metals as well as performing additional processes. Solstice tools are available in three different models for production and development, and they serve many cost-sensitive emerging markets that use 200mm and smaller wafers. The systems are priced at less than half of what similarly configured plating systems from the larger manufacturers would cost — which is why Solstice has been described as "Advanced Plating for the Rest of Us."
About ClassOne Technology
ClassOne Technology (classone.com) develops and delivers innovative wet-chemical equipment solutions especially for the budget-conscious users of smaller substrates, who traditionally have been underserved by larger equipment manufacturers. ClassOne's products include electroplating, spin rinse drying, spray solvent tools and more. Based in Kalispell, Montana, ClassOne Technology is built upon many decades of experience from industry veterans who continue the ClassOne tradition of delivering first-class quality and performance at an affordable price. ClassOne Technology is a sister company to ClassOne Equipment (ClassOneEquipment.com), long respected as the industry's premier provider of refurbished processing tools, with over 2,500 systems installed worldwide.
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Nicola Denzey, The Bone Gatherers: The Lost Worlds of Early Christian Women. Boston: Beacon Press, 2007. Pp. xxi, 290. ISBN 9780807013083. $27.95.
Reviewed by Caroline T. Schroeder, The University of the Pacific
The catacombs of ancient Rome were liminal spaces, places where the boundaries between the living and the dead collapsed during family burials and ritual commemorations. During Christian late antiquity, these places, and the bones they purported to hold, were deployed in efforts to telescope a remembered Christian past with a desired Christian present. The Bone Gatherers brings to life these ancient tombs, the women who patronized them, and the religious topography of Rome, which increasingly depended on the tombs, the female bones they contained, and the stories of their bone gatherers for the city's religious and political identity.
The book examines the ways female patrons of the Christian catacombs (the "bone gatherers" of the title) exerted religious, political, social, and cultural influence on their city and on their faith tradition. In Denzey's account, the "bone gatherer" functioned almost as an unofficial church office. She documents the women who collected the bodies and bones of the Christian dead and then constructed tombs, commissioned art, and funded churches. Their influence, however, was incidentally and deliberately effaced over time. Weaving together insights from archaeology, art history, gender studies, classics, and religious history, Denzey (hereafter D.) has produced an interdisciplinary and unique monograph, analyzing specific catacombs, the lives of women who commissioned them and buried their loved ones inside, as well as the mythic and historical women interred within. D. also uses the subterranean chambers as prisms through which she scrutinizes the intersection of religion and gender in Roman society. Each chapter spirals out to the crowded streets of the city above -- the world of the living women of Rome. In doing so, the book provides (despite caveats to the contrary) a survey of daily life in terms of gender dynamics and lived religion in Christian Rome from 250 to 350 CE. The book is illustrated with thirteen black-and-white photographs and one map. (While I wished for more images, I understand the financial limitations of humanities publishing today. A list of illustrations would have been useful and feasible, however.) Each chapter is consistently up-to-date on the latest research in early Christian studies as well as women and gender studies of the period.
D. establishes the parameters and methodology of her work in the Introduction. She claims to present not a "sweeping history" of early Christian women or the burgeoning church in Rome but a series of "'case studies' of forgotten women" who lived from 250-350 CE (xviii). The Bone Gatherers is unabashedly feminist in the classic sense, in that it seeks to tell "the story of these lost and forgotten women" (xvii). D. uses "visual, archaeological, and epigraphical sources" (xvi) in conversation with literary, legal, and other historical sources to reconstruct women's lives and self-representations. She also interrogates gender and power relations expressed in the evidence and in previous scholarship.
Chapter One, "Death Takes a Bride" opens with the the 19th-century discovery of a sarcophagus belonging to one Crepereia Tryphaena. Within it remained the body of the young bride buried in her wedding attire. D. uses the corpse, its adornments, and the sarcophagus as a window into wedding rituals and female mortality in Rome. D. reconstructs the likely life events of the dead Tryphaena by placing her within a context illuminated by demographic data on marriage, childbirth, and disease. The emotional and psychological impact of Tryphaena's passing is weighed through a reading of literary sources, such as Cicero's correspondence with friends upon the demise of his daughter Tullia and Pliny the Younger's letter to Marcellinus about the death of the thirteen year-old Marcella. Methodologically, this chapter is typical of most of the others in the book, in that it moves back and forth between the material objects that center the study, broader historical context about issues that relate to these objects, and the history of modern scholarship on the objects themselves.
Chapter Two, "Proba and the Piglet," turns to the Via Latina hypogeum, specifically Cubiculum O, which contains both pagan and Christian artistic motifs. Contrary to other contemporary scholarship, D. argues that the tomb's unnamed patron was a pagan woman (not a Christian man), who commissioned the tomb for her Christian daughter. D. provides the patron with a pseudonym ("Proba") and supports her interpretation through a detailed reading of the imagery in the cubiculum. In doing so, D. explores mother/daughter relationships, the phenomenon of conversion to Christianity by pagan women, devotion to Ceres, the cult of Demeter, comparable Christian iconography in other catacomb tombs, and funerary rituals of sacrifice.
Chapter Three, "Waiting in the Afterlife," examines "Proba's" tomb in neighboring Cubiculum N and the Priscilla Catacombs' famed Cubiculum of the Velata (home to the fresco of a veiled Christian woman with hands raised in prayer). These women provide the opportunity for D. to discuss Roman marriage, views of the afterlife, women in church offices, and women's involvement in rhetoric and education. As in the previous chapter, D. challenges some standard readings of the art. She argues that the woman in the Velata fresco (likely the woman for whom the tomb was created) is depicted neither at her marriage, nor her baptism, nor her sanctification as a church virgin. Rather, depicted with a scroll and in the orans position, she commemorates her status and identity as an educated and pious Christian rather than a particular life-event. D. impresses upon her readers, "the catacombs came to represent women's sacred space" (82). The Velata's tomb is not merely the resting place for a famed fresco; it is one piece in a network of feminine religious imagery commissioned by women who wished to be remembered as devout, learned, and civically engaged. "Proba's" parallel pagan artistic programme draws on but alters the traditional iconography of the drama of Alcestis; it too represents a culturally educated woman's manipulation of literature in an expression of self-identity.
Chapter 4, "Praying with Prisca," sifts through the traditions about the person(s) after whom the Catacombs of Priscilla are named (Prisca is a nickname for Priscilla). In one thread of the narrative, the legendary woman transforms from a church leader mentioned by Paul (remembered for her authority in life) to a martyr (remembered for her death). D. finds links between the shifting legends about the founder or founding corpse and the scholarly anxiety over the identities of the people in the famous painting there known as the Fractio Panis. Both reflect a resistance to acknowledging female leadership in the early Church. The Fractio Panis depicts seven people at a table breaking bread. D. reviews the controversies over whether the figures are male, female, or both, and whether they depict a funerary feast, the Eucharist, a simple meal, or some combination thereof. (D. herself concludes that the people are likely all women.) After examining some of the other images in the same chamber, D. suggests that the room may have been a martyrium, built to honor and house the bones of an early female leader. D. resists labeling her a priest, deacon, or other church office-holder.
Chapter Five, "Petronella Goes to Paradise," explores the gendered dimensions of the cult of the saints through an examination of a painting of a Roman matron, Veneranda, with her patron saint Petronella. D. traces the evolution of Petronella's identity as the apostle Peter's daughter, a virgin martyr, and finally (in modern scholarship) one of a number of wealthy women engaged in Christian patronage of Roman churches, relics, and other institutions. Veneranda's choice of Petronella -- a saint whose name was not contained on the male-dominated "official sanctioned list of martyrs" -- is evidence that "memory traditions of 'unrecognized martyrs' such as Petronella still lay in the hands of women" (146).
The final two chapters, entitled "The Silent Virgin and the Pale Child" and "Damasus, Ear Tickler," document the ways in which the agency of women as bone gatherers, patrons, and teachers was effaced from Roman topography and memory. They were replaced with women venerated for their death (especially as virgin martyrs) or with male saints. Chapter Six establishes the ways in which Christian officials "discovered" or relocated from the catacombs saints' bones to populate their above-ground basilicas with relics. Thus the remains of venerated holy women were moved from sacred space that had been founded, patronized, and inhabited by women into a space controlled by male church officials. Simultaneously, the authorized narratives of holy women narrowed, until, "By the middle of the fourth century, the only action that might confer status on a woman was her rejection of a sexual existence," preferably through death (174). This despite the fact that married Christian women continued to inhabit both city and tombs. In Chapter Seven, the erasure of the female bone gatherers and other politically and socially influential Christian matrons is completed by Damasus, in his bloody and contentious campaign to become the sole bishop of Rome. In promoting male saints over female ones, Damasus embarked on a "masculinized reformulation" (179) of Christian memory and devotion. He also strived to ensure that the piety of the average Christian woman and the veneration of female saints took place through "complex rituals of access" controlled by the church (201).
The Epilogue turns to the Catacombs of Commodilla and a sixth-century lay patron named Turturra, who commissioned the art in an underground sanctuary. Her money and influence allowed her body to be buried near the bones of martyrs and her image to be viewed by later Christians amidst a depiction of the Holy Family. For D., Turturra's powerful self-image and simultaneous near-anonymity in Christian history represent the endpoint of the gendered transformation of subterranean and urban sacred space.
While D. draws upon scholarship on the specific tombs under discussion, archaeologists and art historians may wish the book engaged more deeply with research on the catacombs in general. Surely some will disagree with D.'s interpretations of the artistic programs, interpretations which often cut against the grain of earlier work. But the book, as the title and subtitle suggest, is more about networks among the living than objects below the earth.
D. excels in providing the social, historical, religious, and cultural context for understanding the material culture at the kernel of the book. She masterfully uses material culture to shed light on world of women otherwise often viewed "through a glass darkly" when using only literary sources. D. produces a richer account of women in Rome because of it. Much of the book provides an inspiring model for other scholars. At times, however, D.'s efforts to overcome the obstacles imposed by the paucity of sources by, and even about, women are frustrating. D's goal is "to make this book experiential," (author's emphasis) which involves "experiencing and re-creating for readers what late ancient Rome was like and what ancient women likely saw, thought, felt, and lived" (xvi-xvii). Thus, D. often creatively imagines her subjects acting in the world. Chapter 2 opens with an account of "Proba" entering the catacombs with a piglet for sacrifice. D. describes Proba's steps, thoughts, and challenges in building and sanctifying her family's tomb. It turns out, however, that the tomb's patron may not have been a woman, and the episode of Proba's "problem" with her pig (25) is historically inspired invention. Asserting that "there are no fictions in this book," D. describes this technique as "engaging the imagination" through "something akin to feminist midrash" -- academically and scholarly inspired recreations (xvi). I admire D.'s refusal to capitulate in the face of the quandary of how to reconstruct ancient women's history. D. explicitly chooses to reimagine as fully as possible Roman women's lived experiences, and she repudiates the notion that she must limit herself to examining only the gendered discourses of the worlds of men. Her methodology resists binary classification; she chooses to conduct both social history and a deconstruction of gender ideologies. D.'s strategy, however, is frustrating, for even a knowledgeable reader must thread carefully here between the well-documented and the skillfully-imagined. The less-informed reader (such as an undergraduate or beginning graduate student) may need an experienced guide.
The book attempts to speak both to a specialized audience and to an educated but non-academic audience. The needs and expectations of the two groups are at times in tension, and the book's efforts to reach them results in obstacles for both readerships. D.'s prose ranges from a mesmerizing academic style to an overly familiar one. I was impressed with the scope and accuracy of the book's historical context, its illumination of the material culture of death, and its recreation of the daily lives of Roman women, but I found the informal writing jarring and distracting. On the other hand, I also wondered if the lay reader would be overwhelmed with the scholarly data directed toward the academic audience. In some chapters I found myself hunting for D.'s individual contributions to the field. At times her original insights are clear, but at others they are overwhelmed by historical and historiographical contextualization. This situation is exacerbated by the method of documentation. In a nod to her lay readers, D. is sparing with endnotes; thus, those sections of the book which contain original contributions often look and feel like the sections providing historical context (sections which are accurate and exhaustive but are more of a broad assessment of the field). D. has done a tremendous service, but some of her fresh contributions are partially hidden.
Any book that seeks to bridge traditional divides is risky. The Bone Gatherers joins material culture with document-based history, feminism with academic inquiry, and a scholarly audience with a lay one. The criticisms raised in this review are the consequences of these risks, but they are also consequences worth risking. They do not undermine the work; they are issues to consider while reading it. For D. has provided us with a book sorely needed and genuinely welcomed.
This study will prove valuable to those interested in Imperial Rome, religion and material culture, Christianity, and gender studies. It may appeal to an educated general audience. Because of its substantial historical framing in each chapter, it could be used in an advanced undergraduate class on early Christianity, Roman history, or women's history.
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Teemu Jyrki Juhani Sippo, dit Teemu Sippo, né le  à Lahti, en Finlande, est un évêque finlandais, évêque d'Helsinki de 2009 à 2019. Il est le premier évêque finlandais depuis l'institution du diocèse d'Helsinki en 1955.

Biographie
 Sippo est né le , dans la ville de Lahti, dans une famille luthérienne. En 1966, il se convertit au catholicisme et le , il prononce ses vœux solennels chez les pères déhoniens. Il est ordonné prêtre le .

Nommé évêque d'Helsinki par Benoît XVI le , il reçoit la consécration le 5 septembre des mains du cardinal Karl Lehmann (évêque de Mayence), assisté des évêques co-consacrants Józef Wróbel (évêque auxiliaire de Lublin) et Czeslaw Kozon (évêque de Copenhague).

Le  le pape ratifie son élection comme père synodal pour le Synode des évêques sur la mission de la famille dans l'Église et dans le monde qui a lieu du 4 au  suivant.

Victime d'une lourde chute qui provoque un traumatisme crânien le , il démissionne le  suivant.

Devise épiscopale
« Christus fons vitæ » (« Le Christ est source de vie. »)

Illustrations

Voir aussi

Notes et références

Liens externes

  Page sur  Sippo sur Catholic Hierarchy
  Site de l'Église catholique finlandaise

Naissance en mai 1947
Naissance à Lahti
Évêque finlandais
Évêque catholique du XXIe siècle
Déhonien
Religieux catholique finlandais

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Jorge de Paiva, né le  et mort le , est un escrimeur portugais, ayant pour arme l'épée.

Biographie

Il est médaillé de bronze olympique d'escrime dans l'épreuve d'épée par équipes lors des Jeux olympiques d'été de 1928 à Amsterdam, après avoir terminé quatorzième en individuel et quatrième par équipes en 1920 à Anvers et quatrième par équipes en 1924 à Paris.

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Naissance en mai 1887
Naissance à Almada
Épéiste portugais
Escrimeur aux Jeux olympiques de 1920
Escrimeur aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 1924
Escrimeur aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 1928
Médaillé de bronze olympique portugais
Décès en mai 1937
Décès à 49 ans


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