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Hellmuth Weissenborn
Illustrations, wood-engravings, linocuts. Born 29 December 1898 in Leipzig. While studying art history, ethnology and philosophy at the University of Leipzig (Ph.D, 1925, he also studied art at the Leipzig Akademie für graphische Künste und Buchgewerbe: a teacher was Walter Tiemann. 1916-18: military service (machine-gun corps). 1919: studied at the Leipzig Akademie and at the University (D.Phil.). 1926-37: taught at the Leipzig Akademie; produced small books and ephemera, notably book-plates. His teaching position at the Akademie ended 1 April 1937 because his wife Edith (whom he had married in 1931) was Jewish. ('Willi Geiger and Hugo Steiner-Prag were the first sacrifices claimed by the wild Nationalism.') (HW, Illustration 63, Aug. 1980). He and his wife and son first went to Denmark. Jan. 1939: emigrated to England. 1940: became interested in wood-engraving, 1940/41: interned for six months on the Isle of Man when war broke out. 1941: divorced from Edith. 1942-70: visiting lecturer at Ravensbourne College of Art, London. From 1943: illustrated numerous books for children. 1945: with his second wife Lesley (Macdonald), co-founded the Acorn Press in London which produced limited editions illustrated with his linocuts and wood-engravings. 1979: awarded Grand Cross of the Order of Merit, Federal Republic of Germany. Died 2 September 1982 in London. Lesley Macdonald-Weissenborn died 22 May 2001 in London at the age of 89.
Writings by
'Mein Leben in London', Illustration 63, Aug. 1980, pp. 42-7
quoted in Halbey exh. cat., 1980 (see below)
Raven the Rascal, London: Acorn Press, 1946
'Meine Freundschaft mit Hans Alexander Müller', Illustration 63, Nov. 1978, pp. 75-7
Ein ABC aus Tieren, Leipzig: Akademie, 1927
Bunte Bilder, Leipzig: Akademie, 1928
'Der geometrisch-typographische Formenschatz', Typographische Mitteilungen, July 1929, pp. 166-7
Federschmuck im Wandel der Moden (history of fashion), Leipzig: Schöps, 1937
ABC of names from antiquity to the present, London: Acorn Press, 1980 (limited edition)
'Holz oder nicht Holz, das ist die Frage', Graphische Kunst, 17/2, 1981, pp. 68-9 (HW's use of materials)
'Werkstattbericht über die Monotypie', Graphische Kunst, 19/2, 1982, pp. 67-9
'Geometrical typographic bookplate design', Bookplate Journal, March 1983, pp. 16-25 (reprint in English of 1929 article, tr. L. Macdonald
includes checklist of bookplates by HW)
autobiographical introduction in Hellmuth Weissenborn, Engraver, Andoversford: Whittington Press, 1983
London Scenes, Risbury: Whittington, 2001
Country Scenes, 1 and 2, Risbury: Whittington, 2001.
1933-80: Gruenberg, 'Bild-Typographie', Buch- und Werbekunst, March 1933, p. 86 plus supplement
Richard Walker (intro.), Hellmuth Weissenborn, Painter & Graphic Artist, London: Bachman & Turner, 1976
Henning Wendland, 'Der Illustrator and Pressendrucker Hellmuth Weissenborn', Illustration 63, Nov. 1977, pp. 74-8
H.A. Halbey, Weissenborn. Druckgraphik (exh. cat.), Mainz: Gutenberg Museum, 1980 (speech opening the HW exh., Oct. 1980)
Hellmuth Weissenborn, Engraver, Acorn Press, 1980
Ilse Unruh, 'Hellmuth Weissenborn. Druckgraphik und Buchkunst im Mainzer Gutenberg-Museum', Aus dem Antiquariat, 1980, 11, pp. A493-6
1981-present: John Randle, 'Hellmuth Weissenborn', Matrix 2, Winter 1982, insert between pp. 68/9
Victor Bonham-Carter, The Times (obituary), 11 September 1982
Hellmuth Weissenborn, Engraver, Andoversford: Whittington Press (with the Acorn Press), 1983
Sebastian Carter, '"A Little World Made Cunningly"', Matrix 5, Winter 1985, pp. 51-4
'Neue Pressendrucke und limitierte Ausgaben', Illustration 63, Aug. 1986, pp. 69-72
Crispin Elsted, review of Hellmuth Weissenborn, Engraver, in Fine Print, Oct. 1986, pp. 193-5
Emigré Artists (exh. cat.), W. Hampstead, London: John Denham Gallery, 1987
Vier Meister des Holzschnitts: Fritz Eichenberg, Johannes Lebek, Hans Alexander Müller, Helmut Weissenborn (exh. cat.), Memmingen, Offenbach, Düsseldorf, Berlin. Memmingen: Curt Visel, 1988
Ilse Unruh, 'Vier Meister des Holzschnitts' (Fritz Eichenberg, Johannes Lebek, Hans Alexander Müller, Hellmuth Weissenborn), Aus dem Antiquariat, 1989, 3, pp. A100-102
F. Ficker, 'Hellmuth Weissenborn als Graphiker, Illustrator und Exlibrisgestalter', Exlibriskunst und Graphik, DEG Jahrbuch, 1994
Alan Horne, The Dictionary of 20th century British Book Illustrators, Woodbridge: Antique Collectors Club, 1994 (includes list of books illustrated)
Anja Grebe, '40 Jahre Buchkunst in Leipzig' (anniversary of the Institut für Buchkunst), Illustration 63, 1, 1996, pp. 16-18
Günter Wicke, 'Hellmuth Weissenborn und die graphischen Künste', Graphische Kunst, 51/2, 1998 (includes bibliography)
David Buckman, 'Lesley Macdonald-Weissenborn' (14 Dec. 1911- 22 May 2001
obituary), Matrix 21, Winter 2001, pp. 114-16
'Lesley Macdonald Weissenborn' (obituary), Illustration 63, Aug. 2002, p. 60
review of HW's London Scenes and Country Scenes, 1 and 2, in Illustration 63, 2/2003, p. 60
Sebastian Carter, 'Painting with type', Matrix 25, 2005, pp. 56-61 (includes page of book labels, most using geometric ornaments)
William Waterhouse, 'Musicians and graphic artists:the Weissenborns of Leipzig and London', Matrix 26, Winter 2006, pp. 159-64 (inc. family tree)
Ben Uri Gallery, Forced Journeys/Artists in Exile in Britain c.1933-45, London Jewish Museum of Art, 2009
Anna Nyburg, From Leipzig to London: The Life and work of Emigre Artist Hellmuth Weissenborn, Oak Knoll Press, New Castle, Delaware, USA, 2012
International Biographical Dictionary of Central European Emigrés 1933-45, Munich, New York, London, Paris: K.G. Saur, 1983., 1983
Kunst im Exil in Grossbritannien 1933-1945 (exh. cat.), Berlin: Neue Gesellschaft für Bildende Kunst and Verlag Frölich & Kaufmann, 1986. , 1986
Ernst Fischer and others, Buchgestaltung im Exil 1933-1950. Eine Ausstellung des Deutschen Exilarchivs 1933-1945 Der Deutschen Bibliothek. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz Verlag, 2003. Very comprehensive. , 2003, p. 114, and biog . pp. 210-11
Archer Gallery, London, 1943
Leipzig, 1957
Brod Gallery, London, 1960, 1968
Parkhaus, Berlin-Tiergarten, 1969
Zaydler Gallery, London, 1970, 1972
Haus am Lützowplatz, Berlin-Tiergarten, 1972
Lufthansa, London, 1972
Goethe Institute, Boston, 1976
Klingspor Museum, Offenbach a.M., 1976, 1980
Gutenberg Museum, Mainz, 1980
Neue Gesellschaft für Bildende Kunst, Berlin, 1986 (19 items)
Denham Gallery, London, 1987 (Emigré artists)
(see 'Vier Meister des Holzschnitts…1988, above)
Fiery Beacon Gallery, Painswick (England), 1989 (with others)
Ben Uri Gallery, London Jewish Museum of Art, London, 2009 (group).
Victoria & Albert Museum, London
Gutenberg Museum, Mainz
Leipziger Sammlungen
Besitz des Senats, Berlin
Klingspor Museum, Frankfurt a.M.
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3 Quarks Daily Prize in Arts & Literature
Posted on Friday, Feb 26, 2010 12:05AM Friday, December 8, 2017 by S. Abbas Raza
March 22, 2010, NOTE: The winners have been announced here.
March 10, 2010, NOTE: See list of nine finalists here.
March 8, 2010, NOTE: Voting round closed. See list of twenty semifinalists here.
March 1, 2010, NOTE: Nominations are now closed. Go here to see the list of nominees, and vote.
February 22, 2010, NOTE: Nominations are now open.
Dear Readers, Writers, Bloggers,
In May of last year we announced that we would start awarding four sets of prizes every year (on the two solstices and the two equinoxes) for the best blog writing in the areas of science, philosophy, politics, and arts & literature. We awarded the science prizes, judged by Steven Pinker, on June 21, and then announced the winners of the philosophy prizes, judged by Daniel C. Dennett, on September 22. This was followed by the politics prizes, judged by Tariq Ali, for which the winners were announced on December 21. We are now going to do the Arts and Literature Prizes, and here's how it will work: we will soon begin accepting nominations for this prize. After the nominating period is over, there will be a round of voting by our readers which will narrow down the entries to the top twenty semi-finalists. After this period, we will take these top twenty voted-for nominees, and the four main daily editors of 3 Quarks Daily (Abbas Raza, Robin Varghese, Morgan Meis, and Azra Raza) will select six finalists from these, plus they may also add up to three wildcard entries of their own choosing. The three winners will be chosen from these by former U.S. Poet Laureate, Robert Pinsky, who, we are extremely pleased, has agreed to be the final judge.
The first place award, called the "Top Quark," will include a cash prize of one thousand dollars; the second place prize, the "Strange Quark," will include a cash prize of three hundred dollars; and the third place winner will get the honor of winning the "Charm Quark," along with a two hundred dollar prize.
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Entries must be in English.
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You may also comment here on our prizes themselves, of course!
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The public voting will be opened immediately afterwards.
Public voting ends at 11:59 PM (NYC time).
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Haikyuu!! Fourth Season, Episode 1: Recap and Review
Posted on January 11, 2020 March 8, 2020 by Jiraiyan
Hinata and Acchan marvel at the banner congratulating the volleyball team
As Hinata eats his "second breakfast," he and his classmate Acchan marvel at the banner congratulating the volleyball for making it to the Spring Volleyball Tournament. Today is an important day. After school they are going to get measured. Hinata and Kageyama start a wager over who has the longest reach. The reward. Three curry buns. The dynamic between the two remaining intact. Episode 1 "Introductions," acts as many tend. It's more of a well re-introduction. Reminding us of the characters, what's at stake and what the future will bring. At the nurses office the team gets measured. Hinata proudly announces that he's grown a "whole 1.4 cm taller," reaching 164.2 cm.
Yamaguchi has grown 5 millimeters and stands at 180.0 cm. Kageyama is slightly taller at 181.9 cm. Comparing the growth between the two, Hinata concludes that he's "won." Having grown a "whole millimeter taller." He literally has remember everyone's height. Finally, there's Tsukishima. He's surpassed 190 cm. Causing Hinata to roll around on the floor. In the gym, the team tests their reach. Kageyama reaches, 337 centimeters and Hinata reaches 333 centimeters. Therefore, he loses the bet, but manages to increase his reach by 5 or 6 cm. When spiking it's generally it only necessary to reach the height of the ball. However, Hinata is certain that Kageyama will always get him the ball, no matter how high he jumps.
Ittetsu Takeda arrives. He has big news. Kageyama has been asked to attend the "All-Japan Youth Training Camp." From these players Japan will choose the representatives for the under-19. Furthermore, a "special training camp" for the Miyagi Prefecture will occur in December as well. Only opened to the first years, the camp is intended to increase their skills. What is surprising is that it's Tsukishima that get's invited to this camp not Hinata. He takes it hard, unsurprisingly. To the point that he "sneaks" into the Prefecture camp. Trying to ignore the fact that Hinata is standing in line next to him, Tsukishima snaps.
He calls Hinata a moron for showing up. Takeda tells him that there's a "difference from being a go-getter and absolutely thoughtless." Hinata simply "wants to know" what makes the other players strong. The head coach, Washijo-sensei, takes the phone and says that "he wouldn't mind another ball boy." Coach Ukai claims that he has a bias in favor of "strong players." Despite the fact that the assistant coach wanted Hinata all along, coach Washijo believes that Hinata is useless without Kageyama's sets. If Hinata doesn't want to be a ball boy, "he can go home," Washijo said. Hinata accepts his new position as ball boy.
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Your Black History: Happy Birthday Tribute to Barbara Jordan, a champion of civil rights
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By Victor Trammell
As we are in the final week of Black History Month, another significant birth date has passed.
Yesterday for our website's Your Black History series, we featured a story about Malcolm X on the day his wonderful soul departed this earth. However, yesterday was also the day another valiant fighter for civil rights was born. Today, Black-BlueDog.com will give a belated but elated happy birthday salute to the late great Barbara Jordan.
Barbara Charline Jordan was born February 21, 1936 in the Fifth Ward of Houston, Tex. Her father, Benjamin Jordan was a Baptist minister and her mother, Arlyne Jordan was a social worker. Barbara was raised in a household that cultivated her personal achievement as a child. In 1952, she graduated as an honors student from Phillis Wheatley High School.
During her high school years, Jordan listened to a speech given to students at her school by Edith S. Sampson. After hearing Sampson speaks, Jordan was motivated to become an attorney. Initially, Jordan wanted to attend college at The University of Texas at Austin.
However, the school still practiced segregation at the time. Still determined to enter college, Jordan opted to attend Texas Southern University where she majored in political science and history.
While attending Texas Southern University, Jordan got involved in debate and became a national champion. Her wit and political savvy helped her defeat more experienced debaters from prominent Ivy League schools like Harvard and Yale. Jordan also pledged as a member Delta Sigma Theta sorority at Texas Southern. In 1956, the future civil rights legend graduated with top academic honors from Texas Southern University.
After her extraordinary experience at Texas Southern, Jordan entered Boston University School of Law. As a law student, she excelled academically. In 1959, she fulfilled her high school dream by graduating from Boston University School of Law. In 1960, she returned to Houston to take the bar exam, which she passed. Jordan then began her own private legal practice later that year.
Jordan's next goal was to become a member of the Texas House of Representatives. She ran for the office twice unsuccessfully (1962, 1964). However, Jordan's determination never failed her. In 1966, she ran for the Texas State Senate and was victorious. Jordan was the first Black American to hold a state senate seat in Texas since 1883. She was also the first Black woman ever to serve in that legislative body.
In 1972, Jordan thrust herself into the national scene by getting elected to Congress. She was the first woman to represent Texas in the U.S. House of Representatives. Jordan's commitment to civil rights for Blacks did not stop once she got elected to Congress. In 1977, she supported the Community Reinvestment Act of 1977, which was a law that required banks to provide financial services to assist poor and abandoned Black, Hispanic, and Asian communities.
Two years before her death, Barbara Jordan was given the Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Bill Clinton (the good ol' days). Famous landmarks have been named after Jordan (main terminal at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport) and her legacy has been immortalized in a play (Voice of Good Hope). Happy birthday to you Ms. Barbara Jordan and may the spirit of your lifetime dedication to the rights of all oppressed people live on.
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Average Family Debt Increased By £4,000 In Last Six Months
Family debt has risen to an average of £13,520 owing to the availability of cheap credit, a report by Aviva suggests.
Aviva's Family Finances report found that typical household debt has surged by 42% since summer 2015 to reach the highest levels seen for two and-a-half years.
Average debt is now at the highest level seen since the summer of 2013, having risen by £4,000 in six months.
Aviva's research covers debt, excluding mortgages, during the latter months of 2015. It raises concerns that many families' finances are finely balanced and the continued availability of cheap credit is leading to households racking up debts on credit cards, overdrafts and personal loans.
This is backed up by recent figures from the Bank of England which showed consumer borrowing increased significantly ahead of Christmas.
Whilst we have enjoyed low interest rates for a record amount of years, Charities are concerned that a reliance on credit could become more problematic for some families were interest rates to rise.
Louise Colley, managing director of protection at Aviva says: "The alarming levels of rising household debt, along with a recent reduction in income and savings levels, paints an uncertain picture for the family purse in 2016."
There has also been speculation that interest rates could start increasing this year, pushing up the cost of borrowing.
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Абли Кулумбаев (1905 — 1975) — советский хозяйственный, государственный и политический деятель.

Биография
Родился в 1905 году в селе Куланак Пржевальского уезда. Член ВКП(б) с 1931 года.

С 1928 года — на хозяйственной, общественной и политической работе. В 1928—1969 гг. — секретарь Куртка-Терекского волостного комитета ВЛКСМ, заведующий орготдела Аламединского райкома партии, 1-й секретарь Баткенского, Ленинского райкомов, заведующий Тянь-Шаньским областным отделом народного образования, председатель Нарынского райисполкома, 1-й секретарь Ат-Башинского райкома, 2-й секретарь Тянь-Шаньского обкома партии, 1-й заместитель министра сельского хозяйства Киргизской ССР, председатели Тянь-Шаньского облисполкома, начальник Управления хлебопродуктов, 1-й заместитель министра заготовок, начальник Главного Управления хлебопродуктов и комбикормовой промышленности Совета Министров Киргизской ССР.

Избирался депутатом Верховного Совета СССР 4-го созыва.

Умер в 1975 году.

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STEAMBOAT SPRINGS — A 20-foot papier-mache donkey still hangs in his garage, but Routt County Commissioner Doug Monger is no longer a registered Democrat.
Monger made the switch to an Independent on Wednesday and announced his decision in a letter to the editor.
He will govern under that new affiliation alongside fellow commissioners Tim Corrigan and Beth Melton, both Democrats.
Monger, who registered as a Democrat at age 17, has been frustrated with the direction of the party at the state and national levels. The 2018 Colorado election, which gave Democrats control of both the House and Senate, as well as the governorship, became a breaking point for Monger.
It was not the first time during his tenure as a commissioner that he saw a single party rule the trifecta of the state legislature. When Monger was first elected, in 2000, Republicans held that control under Gov. Bill Owens. In 2007, Gov. Bill Ritter oversaw a Democratic majority in all three chambers.
"Things were handled pretty respectfully during all those years," Monger said.
This time, things feel different.
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3 Kids Blow Judges Away With Chilling Version Of 'Hallelujah'
by Kristin Danley 12/5/2017
One of the best parts about Christmas-time is the music. There's something very special about songs we only get to enjoy for a few weeks a year.
While there is one song in particular that is heard year-round, it carried an extra special significance this time of year. During the Christmas season when people are rejoicing in the birth of our Savior and praising the Lord, one song comes to mind.
But it isn't necessarily considered a holiday song - more of a secular hymn that has enraptured millions of people around the world. Written by the incredible Canadian singer Leonard Cohen, the classic "Hallelujah" was penned in 1984 and has been sung by hundreds of artists, used in numerous films and shows, and even performed in various languages.
But it was one particular performance by three children that stunned an audience. Patrizia, 12, Simon, 12, and Helen, 11, appeared on Germany's The Voice Kids show.
They opted to perform this incredibly difficult yet immeasurably stirring song. The beauty of this song, coupled with their bold emotions, wowed the judges.
Their parents, who are seen backstage, are filled with joy and pride as they listen to their children pour their hearts into this performance. The audience is simply overwhelmed.
The first verse says "I've heard there was a secret chord that David played and it pleased the Lord. But you don't really care for music, do you?...
It goes like this - the fourth, the fifth, the minor fall, the major lift, the baffled king composing Hallelujah..."
These stirring lyrics have been redone time and time again by many talented artists, but these three children bring a whole new element to "Hallelujah." Their youthful version rings beautiful this holiday season.
Even the judges are impressed and the audience is visibly stunned. This trio's crisp, pure voices lend a beautiful element to this classic hymn.
Watch this trio in action and enjoy their jaw-dropping rendition of the breathtaking classic.


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Bulls To Send Eight to NCAA Track and Field First Round
BUFFALO, NY – A total of eight University at Buffalo athletes have earned invitations to compete in the NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field East Region Preliminary Round, the first step to the NCAA National Championships. The regionals are scheduled for May 26-28 at Indiana University's Robert C. Haugh Track & Field Complex in Bloomington.
Representing the UB women's team are throwers Becky O'Brien and Shante' White. For the UB men, six athletes, throwers Rob Golabek, Evan Palmer and Matt Gac, sprinter Brian Smith and hurdlers Will Cole and Andrew Omoregie, are among those entered in the field.
O'Brien will compete in both the women's discus and shot put events. The Mid-American Conference champion in both events, O'Brien enters the preliminary competition seeded first in the discus and fourth in the shot put among the 48 throwers entered in each event with seedings determined by an athlete's best performance during the season. At last weekend's MAC Championships in DeKalb, IL, O'Brien broke the MAC, MAC meet and UB records in winning the women's shot put with a winning heave of 56-6 (17.22m). She also took the discus with a throw of 193-8 (59.04m), breaking the MAC record by seven feet and extending an amazing 20 feet onto her own UB record. The qualifying round for the women's shot put is Friday, May 27 at 1:00 pm. O'Brien's top throw ranks her fourth behind Indiana's Faith Sherrill (17.64m), Tennessee's Annie Alexander (17.62m) and Keely Medeiros of Florida (17.26m). O'Brien will enter the discus competition, slated for Saturday, May 28 at 11:00 am, nearly three meters ahead of any other competitor. Alexander is seeded second with a top throw of 56.22 meters.
White, who won her first MAC title with a record breaking performance in the women's hammer throw, enters as the number four seed. Her MAC meet and UB school record throw of 206-4 (62.90m) ranks her behind Virginia Tech's Dorotea Habazin (68.36m), Nikola Lomnicka of Georgia (64.70m) and Laura Igaune of Western Kentucky (64.44m). The women's hammer will be the first event of the meet, slated to start at 11:00 am on Thursday, May 26.
Golabek enters the men's shot put competition, scheduled for Thursday, May 26 at 1:00 pm, as the number two seed. Golabek broke his own record in the shot put for the third time this season in winning his second consecutive MAC title with a throw of 62-11.25 (19.18m). Golabek only trails Auburn redshirt freshman Stephen Saenz in the event. Saenz won the Southeastern Conference shot put title last week with a throw of 63-3 (19.58m).
Palmer and Gac will compete in both the men's hammer at 11:00 am on Friday, May 27 and the men's discus at 5:00 pm on Saturday, May 28. Both throwers posted season-best marks in the hammer at the MAC Championships with Gac throwing 196-2 (59.79m) and Palmer throwing 195-8 (59.65m) to be seeded 30th and 34th, respectively, in the event. Virginia Tech's Marcel Lomnicky is seeded first at 75.84 meters. Palmer is seeded 21st and Gac 22nd in the discus as Palmer won the MAC title at 177-2 (54.00m) and Gac finished second at 176-8 (53.84m). Undefeated James Plummer of Rutgers holds the top seed in the discus with a throw of 60.43 meters. Gac advanced to the NCAA National Championships in both events last season following a sixth-place finish in the discus and 11th-place showing in the hammer at last season's preliminary round in Greensboro, NC.
Smith earned the number 33 seed in the men's 200-meters after winning the MAC title last weekend with a season-best performance of 21.12 seconds, one-hundredth of a second off his season-best and three-hundredths shy of his school record. Smith is the only MAC athlete in the 200-meter field. The 200-meters begins on Friday, May 27 with first round heats at 8:00 pm and quarterfinal races on Saturday, May 28 at 7:50 pm.
Cole earned his first MAC title last week in the men's 400-meter hurdles as he cut a full second off his season best finishing in 51.74 seconds to earn the 22nd seed. Cole held off second-place finisher and 2009 MAC champion K.C. Lacross of Akron by a tenth of a second in the race as Lacross earned the 24th seed. First round competition begins on Thursday, May 26 at 4:00 pm with the quarterfinals on Friday, May 27 at 7:15 pm.
Omoregie finished third in the men's 110-meter hurdles at the MAC Championships in 14.39 seconds. He is seeded 41st based on his season-best time of 14.24 seconds when he won the 110-meter hurdles title at Cornell's Big Red Invitational on May 1. First round races for the men's 110-meter hurdles are Friday, May 27 at 5:00 pm with the quarterfinals on Saturday, May 28 at 7:20 pm.
"We are very pleased to have such a large group heading to the NCAA Preliminary Round," said UB women's head coach Vicki Mitchell. "Our athletes are going into the competition in excellent rankings, and we anticipate a very competitive meet and several to advance on to the NCAA Final Championships. Our season, despite being plagued with challenging weather conditions, has led to several breakthrough performances by our athletes. We expect to see this continue."
The top 12 finishers in each event will move on to the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field National Championships, June 8-11 in Des Moines, IA. The West Region Preliminary Round will also be held May 26-28 in Eugene, OR as 24 total spots in the national field will be determined from the two regional meets. The Bulls advanced three athletes, Gac and Kristy Woods (who redshirted the 2011 season) in throws and pole vaulter Tiffany Maskulinski to the 2010 National Championships also held in Eugene. Woods finished third in the women's shot put championships to earn All-America honors.


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Made up of 75% copper and 25% nickel, the five-cent nickel piece made its debut in 1866. The Shield Nickel was struck until 1883, when it was dropped in favor of the Liberty Head or V Nickel. Valuable specimens of the Liberty Head Nickel series include the 1885, 1886, and 1912-S coins. The five 1913 Liberty Head Nickels known to exist are believed to have been produced in secret at the mint.
To enhance the design of American coinage, the U.S. Mint introduced the Buffalo Nickel in 1913. Important dates in the series include the 1913-S Type 2, the 1914/3 overdate, the 1918/7-D overdate, and the 1937-D Three Legged.
In 1938, the Jefferson Nickel replaced the Buffalo Nickel. In 1943, demand for nickel as a strategic metal in World War II forced the mint to replace the nickel in the coins with silver (35% silver, 56% copper, 9% manganese) until 1945. All dates in this series are easily obtainable, with the exception of the S-less nickel produced in 1971.
From 2004 to 2006, the U.S. Mint issued Westward Journey commemorative nickels to celebrate the bicentennial of the Louisiana Purchase and the Lewis and Clark Expedition.


you'll use it, then you follow your plan.
Instead of deciding to buy something based on the big (or small) pile of money in your checking account balance, you'll decide based on a category balance.
You see the $500 account balance, get the false idea that you're flush with cash, and go out for sushi at your city's finest for $100. A few days later some bills come due and you're in a pinch.
Your friend invites you to go out and get some sushi.
You don't look at your $500 account balance and say, "Wow, that's a ton of money! Sure!" You look at your 'Eating Out' budget balance of $10, wince, then smile, and invite your friend over to split a $5 pizza. A few days later some bills come due and you pay them with ease.
Breaking your money up into smaller, laser-focused goals gives you the information you need to make good spending decisions. If the account balance is all the information you have to make a decision, the decision won't be a good one. The problem is compounded if you're in a shared-finances situation.
When you're proactively deciding what you want your money to do before you do it, your financial awareness increases. Nobody ever, with full awareness, says to themselves, "I'd like to bury myself in credit card debt." Yet a lot of people end up in exactly that situation. Awareness simply assures that your money does what you want it to do.
Our users constantly write in and let us know that they "feel like [they] got a raise." They didn't. They're just more aware of their money, not frittering it away on things that provide no lasting value, and as a result, there's more of it.
The plumber comes and, wouldn't you know it, it rings up at $150.
You suppress your instinct to collapse in a heap on the floor and wail that budgets are a failure. Instead, you look at your budget, see that you have $30 you can move from 'Squeaky Toys for Fido' and $20 that can be spared from the black-hole category known as 'Miscellaneous.' You make the adjustment, bumping up your 'Leaking Toilet' category from $100 to $150.
This type of adjusting is normal, expected, and encouraged. It means you're setting a plan, then adjusting that plan as new information arrives. You may simply want to spend more money on entertainment than you originally thought you would. Because every dollar has a job, the extra for entertainment will have to come from somewhere. You look things over, get a gauge on your priorities, and make the adjustment.
I loved the idea of giving money a "job"...I knew every last cent was spoken for.
Having worked hard to climb out of debt in the past, this family decided to change their money habits so it wouldn't happen again.
I feel guilty when I adjust my budget. Why?
Because you've been taught to feel guilty about it. If you're "on budget" that means either 1) you exercised some discipline and spent your money according to your plan (good) or 2) something unforeseen came up and you guessed wrong (not bad). Either one of those situations are cause for celebration. If you guessed wrong, you're still reacting and adapting as needed. You should pat yourself on the back!
I'd like to budget a year in advance. Can I do that?
Oh, you mean like the government? Sure, it's worked for them! (I jest...sort of). Forecasting is fun. You get to tweak and guess and dream; and that's all okay. But then you should probably come back down to reality and deal with the coming month—or next paycheck cycle. There's no harm in having long-term goals. Just break those goals down into monthly chunks. You'll see them more often, which will increase your chances of reaching them.
Can I leave some of my dollars unassigned?
So I never look at my account balance?
Oh no. You will--just before you write us an email, letting us know how you used to operate at the nail-biting, nightmare-inducing, stress-causing threshold of thirty-two dollars and ten cents in your checking account. It's now in the thousands.
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13. NuvaRing
Apr 3, 2018 7:00am
Merck's NuvaRing patent expires on April 8. (Merck on Youtube)
Use: Contraceptive
Patent expiration: April 8
After a 2001 approval and significant sales, Merck's NuvaRing is coming to the end of its patent life this year. But it's not clear whether any generic drugmakers will be able to launch when that patent expires, as two would-be copycats say they expect to introduce theirs in 2019.
Merck lost its NuvaRing patent in a 2016 court decision but appealed and won last October. Now, multiple drugmakers are preparing their versions of the vaginal contraceptive.
Mithra Pharmaceuticals has a version called Myring, and it's partnered with Mayne Pharma for the U.S. market. Mithra has previously said Myring might be able to launch in 2018, but in a recent investor presentation, Mayne itself guided for a 2019 rollout.
RELATED: India's Dr. Reddy's in $350M deal for Teva products in U.S.
Dr. Reddy's Laboratories has a version it picked up when Teva merged with Allergan's generics unit and was forced to divest certain assets. Actavis, which became Allergan, filed the Abbreviated New Drug Application for that med way back in 2013. On a recent conference call, Dr. Reddy's executives said they expect a 2019 launch.
Meanwhile, United Health's unit Optum reports (PDF) that a generic launch could come in April.
The FDA has made it a goal to boost competition through generic approvals, and that trend favors generics players eyeing the market.
A Merck representative said the drugmaker generated $564 million in NuvaRing sales in the U.S. last year. The company hiked NuvaRing's price 9.91% in January, according to a recent Wells Fargo note, a common strategy for drugmakers as important meds near the end of their patent life.
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Millie Milner and The Passing Sages – live recording by The Creatives Movement
The Creatives Movement have been doing some sterling work producing podcasts and live music during these restrictive times. This weekend (ending Sunday evening) has seen another Creatives Movement you tube webcast featuring West Yorkshire's Millie Milner and The Passing Sages.
As someone who has supported so many artists this year through watching their Instagram and Facebook podcasts the Creatives Movement offer a different experience. There's no dips in feed quality and streaming problems as you might have with a live stream performance and certainly the quality in production is notable. For various reasons, this weekend has been busy for me and I've valued being able to return to the recording a few times.
Tickets for the show is £7, which is comparable to a live gig at the starter end, and it feels better as we really shouldn't expect our entertainment for free.
Millie Milner is a performer who has grabbed my attention this year; she is an artist who really explores her world and produces such personal and heartfelt lyrics. Even better, she has a vocal which is as clear as a bell. This year Millie has really grown and developed her style, and where professionally she has embraced being a gay artist and reflecting that in her music. Here Millie performs versions of her songs (not shown as live recordings but with Millie wandering around an old graveyard), including my favourite track of hers so far, Troubled Mind. Millie wrote this song to sooth her stressed up girlfriend, but actually the lyrics have taken on the wider context of the pandemic, our immediate fears, and reminding us that all things must pass, and at some point things will feel much less uncertain and dire.
Millie also sings one of her favourite Christmas songs White Christmas, a tune she would usually perform on the streets at this time of year. Given we are perhaps apprehensive about how Christmas will go, any reminder of that special kind of year is welcome.
Following the songs and the personal introduction Millie provided to each of them, I appreciated the in depth interviews with Millie which not least really drilled down into Millie's decision to bring queer artist into the musical equation. As Millie says, a lot of the boy-girl situations described in songs do not have resonance for her and countless others. So, she wanted to be the young voice that represented queer women in a way she didn't have when she was growing up. Millie also spoke about her plans to prepare a 5 track EP showcasing the skills and talents of as many young people in music and production as possible, and with songs which explore the theme of growing up and gaining maturity.
While I can't particularly speak as a musician, I can speak as a music writer and interviewer and I really appreciated the work that Creative Movements Mollie put into that interview piece, as she really drew out what Millie is about.
Following the interview with Millie, the main event is a performance from The Passing Sages. From the first track, Burning Up, the sound quality and performance shines through. The Passing Sages have a very accessible, dancey pop rock style which both complimented and added to Millie's more folkish and more reflective and stripped back style. The Scottish band rocked through their set, and the end saw the band chatting to Mollie.
Again, the interview really drew more from the band with questions about them getting together, how lock down worked for them and finding out more about their new EP.
Overall, I really like the style of the Creatives Movement format; you really get a feel for the artist, the quality is great which I'm sure the performers also appreciate, and it's very clear there's a huge attention to detail in production and in making sure it all hangs together.
Next up for the Creatives Movement is a Christmas Special which will be able to be viewed just before Christmas with proceeds going to a charity which has a place in all our hearts this year, the music venues trust.
You can find out more about the Creatives Movement on their linktree.
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Google's 2012 edit of its protection approach, which gave the association the right to "join private informative content" crosswise over numerous items, is still unsettling feathers in Europe. France's security supervisory body, CNIL called as the Commission Nationale de l'Informatique et des Libertes, said that six European nations are starting composed and synchronous authorization activities since Google has not achieved any huge agreeability measures," in spite of a solicitation for progressions to the approach.
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Join together informative data you've given from one utility qualified data from different aids." The arranged change brought concern up in the U.S. Congress; provoked EU authorities to ask Google to put off the update till its protection suggestions could be examined and accelerated claims from the Electronic Privacy Information Center and the Center for Digital Democracy, near others.
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Top Sounds - Comps
Action Time Vision: A Story Of Independent UK Punk 1976 - 1979 {Cherry Red} Well, if this isn't an essential purchase for any Punk, then I don't know what is!! Cherry Red has really done a phenomenally great job here, presenting a 4-CD, 111 track box set of Independent UK Punk Rock from the first blast of THE DAMNED's 'New Rose' through to the arse end of 1979. You get some absolute stunners here from those well known and not so well known alike: DRONES, COCKNEY REJECTS, JOY DIVISION, RUTS, DISCO ZOMBIES, KILLJOYS, ADICTS, SLF, RUDI, FLYS... The list is endless. Additional to the staggering track listing however is a 68 page, full colour insert giving release dates and essential trivia about each track and band, plus an introduction from former ZigZag editor, Kris Needs. As this features only those bands that went the independent way, you do NOT get any SEX PISTOLS, CLASH, STRANGLERS, GENERATION X, SIOUXSIE etc - and in many ways it's all the better for it. Sure, from personal opinion there is the odd duffer - there has to be when you get 111 bands!! However, as documentation of how the original UK Punk explosion literally swept the country, this is unsurpassed. This is veritable proof that Punk was an entirely new youth culture, one that would have long lasting consequence and one that Britain so badly needed, both artistically and socio-politically. What's more, these are fucking great songs - sure some bands here only did one EP, but what a cracker it was. Get my drift?? This is essential and certainly cheaper than tracking down all of these gems on vinyl. (05.05.17)
At The Heart Of What Is Wrong With The British Establishment {Orchestrated Dystopia} Eight band 7", with all tracks giving some kinda commentary on the British Establishment - with the Royals, quite rightly, in the firing line. Although there is a breadth of styles here, this is rooted pretty much in gnarly Hardcore with the likes of DIS-TANK (that do a frenzied, distorted blur that makes DISORDER sound like LAGWAGON), DOMESTICS, TWIN DRACULA and FEAR INSIGHT all churning out bitter, bilious Hardcore. Elsewhere we have SECOND IN LINE that do mid-paced Punk, OVERDOSE that do a VANILLA POD-gone-'77 thing, PUBLIC ORDER ACT that inject a bit of a CAPDOWN vibe and my favourite, KNOCK OFF that offer a sneering, snotty '77 style cracker with some great call and response vocals. More please! A neat wraparound lyrics sleeve, poster insert and a limited pressing of 300 make this a bit of a winner. (17.07.16)
Consolidated Record Label Sampler Summer 2015 {Self Destructo/ Strange Magic} Two labels unite to produce a 25-track, 70+ minute comp of fast, uncompromising Rock 'n' Roll. Plenty of highlights in the shape of AGAINST THE GRAIN, the wonderfully sneering JONNY MANAK AND THE DEPRESSIVES, CHUCK NORRIS EXPERIMENT, HIP PRIESTS, the pulsating BITCH QUEENS, CHANNEL 43, ADAM WEST and CUCHILLO. Sounds like both labels are a good match sonically, with Self Destructo going for a more heads-down, no fucking about, sneering rock approach and Strange Magic being a bit more Garage Punk/ Power Pop based. Packaging is virtually zero as is often the case with these things. If you're putting an order in with either label, it would be wise to lay down a dollar or two for this as it introduced me to a few bands I want to hear more of, particularly those on Strange Magic as I'm not familiar with the label. If TURBONEGRO and THE EXPLODING HEARTS are frequent flyers on your stereo as they are at the House Of Scanner, this comp will have plenty on offer for ya. (31.10.15)
Dope Guns 'n' Fucking In The Streets Volume 1 - 11 {Amphetamine Reptile/ MVD} What a monster and completely awesome comp. If you didn't know, 'Dope Guns 'n' Fucking In The Streets' was a series of 7" compilations that Am Rep started releasing back in 1988. This 47 track double CD collects the first 11 volumes and you get some crackers. Immediate hits are DWARVES, COWS, COSMIC PSYCHOS, GAUNT, GAS HUFFER, MUDHONEY, JAWBOX, CHROME CRANKS, SUPERCHUNK, ROCKET FROM THE CRYPT, UNSANE, JESUS LIZARD, BRAINIAC, TAD, TODAY IS THE DAY... Get the idea? Lots of great bands from the more discordant, grungy, noise-terrorism end of the Punk spectrum. All the covers get reprinted on the inner sleeve so you can see what volume your favourite tracks appeared on and there's a history of the series written by head Am Rep honcho Tom Hazelmyer. The only negative is some rather lazy track listing has the last eight tracks on disc one listed as the first eight on disc two. A minor quibble but one that just sits a little uneasily amidst such a reputable label and formidable collection of bands and songs. (05.11.16)
Four Way Split {Dry Heave} Featuring FREEBASE, QUIET MAN, BLASTED and TEEF, this 15-track comp is certainly a gnarly, grizzled and fast expose of some of the bands in the current UK Hardcore scene. FREEBASE kick off and some how fuse IMBALANCE power with SICK OF IT ALL pace and growled vocals. QUIET MAN is one of the highlights doing some kinda down-tuned, epic TRAGEDY style HC coupled with a discordant Punk vibe and vocal that had me thinking RUDIMENTARY PENI. Check 'Carcosa' as one of the disc highlights. BLASTED is already a Scanner fave and drop another four ripping, face-melting, non-downtuned, non-growled vocal Punk crackers. The band has a vicious DWARVES meets FREEZE vibe here, especially 'Cult Rituals'. The band's 7" impressed and this is better still. TEEF bring the disc to a close with a gravel-vocalled, riff heavy sound that brought to mind ANTISCHISM and BORN DEAD ICONS with all songs lasting less than a minute. All in all, destructive stuff and impressive if you like your 'core laced with a splash of metal riffage. (14.04.15)
Fat Music Vol.8: Going Nowhere Fat {Fat Wreck} Latest Fat Wreck sampler consisting of 25 tracks from the label's current roster of bands. If you're a fan of the label, there's plenty here to please, be it the BANNER PILOT opener through TOY GUITAR, LEFTOVER CRACK, GOOD RIDDANCE, SNUFF, MORNING GLORY, CJ RAMONE and NIGHT BIRDS. There's some great unreleased/ rare goodies too, in particular SWINGIN' UTTERS and WESTERN ADDICTION unreleased tracks, and PEARS and NOFX rarities. Of course there are tracks that blow too - MASKED INTRUDERS vomit-inducing, cliched blandness, ME FIRST AND THE GIMME A BREAK, STRUNG OUT's pseudo-metal bluster, MAD CADDIES limp Ska and, oddly, a let down from LAGWAGON with a track from the 'Hang' album that sounded a lot like Black Sabbath! The good stuff certainly wins out though and there's a neat fold out insert with track details on too. A good starting point if you're new to this Punk thang and Fat Wreck only means NOFX (or worse, ME FIRST.. (06.05.16)
Looking For Johnny: The Legend Of Johnny Thunders Original Soundtrack {Jungle/ MVD} The film (reviewed here) was superb and this double disc set easily lives up to expectations. Amidst the sprawling 30-track set you get THE HEARTBREAKERS, THUNDERS solo and with PATTI PALLADIN, and ACTRESS along with a few additional soundtrack tracks, most notably VIC GODARD. This is all about Johnny though and most of these tracks are culled from alternative sessions and out-take releases, with a few having never been released at all. In fact, the highlight of the whole set is a live, unreleased version of 'Little Bit Of Whore' recorded in 1985 in Switzerland that must be among the best live recordings of Johnny I have heard (and that's a lot!). A full official release of that gig would be awesome! Elsewhere, there are alternative 'L.A.M.F' versions, a number of tracks from the 'Que Sera Sera' album and, like you couldn't guess, I loved every minute! The only oddity/ negative though, is not a single NEW YORK DOLLS track. Not just a release for hardcore Johnny fans, as this would serve as a great introduction to the man's back catalogue too - so for the Johnny-curious, get off the phone and go get this.
Mild In The Streets {Fat Wreck} Regular readers will know I'm a sucker for acoustic stuff. I firmly believe that the heritage of Punk - particularly that which is politicized - can be traced back to the likes of Woody Guthrie, Bob Dylan and the protest folk singers of yore. Seems the dudes at Fat Wreck agree cuz we got 17 acts here all doing acoustic stuff, some of which are unreleased. The title and cover artwork are a brilliant pastiche on the CIRCLE JERKS album too! Highlights? SWINGIN' UTTERS, MORNING GLORY (with an absolute cracker), ANTI-FLAG and AGAINST ME! Of the unreleased goodies, there's RUSS RANKIN of GOOD RIDDANCE, UKE HUNT (doing an inspired version of 'Xanadu'!) and MATT SKIBA doing an unreleased take of ALKALINE TRIO's 'Continental'. Most impressive though is YOTAM BEN HORIN with the excellent, political 'State Is Burning'. Elsewhere STACEY DEE gives us an unreleased song from the 'Home Street Home' sessions and the closer is an epic orchestral take of 'The Decline' performed by BAZ AND HIS ORCHESTRA. If this does but one thing, I hope it makes a few of those blinkered Punk kids realise acoustic music can be equally as valid as that which is amped and loaded. (31.10.16)
New Wave Of The Grave New Beat Vol 2, The {Our Future} Whopping 24 track, 66 minute compilation of bands playing some brutal and uncompromising sounds ranging from Metal-tinged Punk through to distorted, destructive D-Beat and flat out raging Hardcore. Most impressive of those bands include the forceful Metal-Punk of opener PRICE OF SILENCE, the brutal 'core of ENDLESS GRINNING SKULLS, BOMBARDMENT's female DISCHARGE attack, FINAL FUKKER's total disregard for production values and come out sounding like nothing else on earth, ENTER OBSCURITY who take on 'Grave New World' and make it sound impressive and FIVE THOUSAND stealing the whole disc with their rolling, dark, powerful Hardcore and rendering many of the other bands typecast in their attempt to out thrash and out distort each other. Each of the 17 bands gets a page in the booklet and if you like you Punk/ HC distinctly DIY, relentless and heavy on the DISCHARGE and DISORDER influence with screamed and/or belched lyrics, then this should be your next purchase. If ya hoping for GASLIGHT ANTHEM blandness or ANTI-NOWHERE LEAGUE's tired, dated pedestrianism, look elsewhere. (16.06.17)
Swanfest 2016 {Antigen} Few readers outside of Ipswich, England will be aware of the fact that The Swan is a pub in said town that has quite a stellar reputation for putting on cutting edge music. In July 2016, it held a three-day festival which, I assume, featured most if not all of the 16 artists on this compilation. It's a diverse bunch of bands and solo artists with highlights being SUPERGLU, CATHEDRALS AND CARS that do something like PULP with more balls, THE THINKING MEN that come on all 'London Calling' CLASH before slipping into NICK CAVE world, the dreamy acoustic pop of JACK RUNDELL, the fuzzy, bristling Garage Rock of CLAWS that's the disc highlight and JOHN CALLAGHAN that does something like THE CARDIACS without the guitars. Interesting and generally eclectic stuff but one that gives an insight into just why The Swan is one of the best places to go for music that takes a few chances. If you are ever in the town, make sure you pay it a visit. One thing is for sure, you won't have to endure any Fleetwood Mac from the resident DJs!! (03.12.16)
Without Kibou There Is Nothing: Vol Four {Kibou} Final instalment of this gnarly series of multi-band 7"s. Of the nine bands here, highlights include THE DOMESTICS with yet another rager, RATS AS BIG AS DOGS that do a vague SHITTY LIMITS meets WIRE thing and probably land the prize for the EPs best track, the always impressive ACTIVE MINDS, the distortion blur of DIS-TANK and the brutal SLUG. Could've done without VIOLATION and POGO ASSAULT; I'm sure there are more interesting bands around than that in the UK. It's pressed on sky-blue vinyl and includes a download code and comes packaged in a gate-fold sleeve containing lyrics and pics of each band. As with previous volumes, this brought a few new bands to my attention and if you are swayed by the D-Beat, think GAUZE is the best thing to ever come outta Japan and read Profane Existence, then you should be looking to purchase now. (04.07.16)
A Celebration Of Punk Down Under, Blood Sweat And Punk Vol. 1, Drop The Needle: Boston Punk Anthology, New Rides Of The Furious Swampriders, These Troublesome Thinkers, Without Kibou There Is Nothing Vol 1 and 2


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Blindness and Dreaming
What blind people experience in their dreams depends upon when and even how they were blinded. The dreams of someone born blind have different characteristics from those of someone who had a period of being sighted.
In fact one of the earliest of systematic dream studies was reported by a German – C. Heermann – in 1838 (reported by Robert Castle in Our Dreaming Mind). Heermann studied the dreams of a hundred blind people. The fourteen subjects who had lost their sight prior to age five had no visual imagery in their dreams. Those who lost sight between five and seven years of age had varied visual and non visual dreams. Visual imagery was present in all the dreams of those who lost their sight after age seven. Heermann also reported that visual dreams persisted in subjects for up to fifty years after they had lost their sight.
In 1888 another researcher in the USA studied the dreams of two hundred blind people without knowing of the study published by Heermann. His findings were almost identical. None of the thirty two subjects blind before age five experienced visual dreaming. It was variable in the six subjects blind between ages five and seven, and present in all twenty people who became blind after the age of seven.
As with some language studies, these finding suggest an enormous change occurring in the brain and learning process between the age of five and seven.
People who are born blind, although they have no visual dreams at all, do have very vivid and multi dimensional auditory dreams. One blind subject reported a dream in which she was carrying on several conversations at the same time, as well as noticing the sound of a hair dryer, washing machine and the sound of dishes being moved. Touch taste and smell also play a larger part in the dreams of the blind than they do in those of the sighted.
The famous blind and deaf woman Helen Keller wrote about her immensely active and dynamic dream life in her book The World I live In. She says 'I am moved to pleasure by visions of ineffable beauty which I have never beheld in the physical world. Once in a dream I held in my hand a pearl. In dreams we catch glimpses of a life larger than our own. Thoughts are imparted to us far above our ordinary thinking.'
She goes on to say, "My dreams have strangely changed during the past twelve years. Before and after my teacher first came to me, they were devoid of sound, of thought or emotion of any kind, except fear, and only came in the form of sensations. I would often dream that I ran into a still, dark room, and that, while I stood there, I felt something fall heavily without any noise, causing the floor to shake up and down violently; and each time I woke up with a jump. As I learned more and more about the objects around me, this strange dream ceased to haunt me; but I was in a high state of excitement and received impressions very easily. It is not strange then that I dreamed at the time of a wolf, which seemed to rush towards me and put his cruel teeth deep into my body! I could not speak (the fact was, I could only spell with my fingers), and I tried to scream; but no sound escaped from my lips. It is very likely that I had heard the story of Red Riding Hood, and was deeply impressed by it. This dream, however, passed away in time, and I began to dream of objects outside myself." See Symbolism of Dreams and their Imagery
Here is a blind persons description of her dream life, it is from Helen Keller's book The Story Of My Life:
"I used to wonder why scientific men and others were always asking me about my dreams. But I am not surprised now, since I have discovered what some of them believe to be the ordinary waking experience of one who is both deaf and blind. They think that I can know very little about objects even a few feet beyond the reach of my arms. Everything outside of myself, according to them, is a hazy blur. Trees, mountains, cities, the ocean, even the house I live in are but fairy fabrications, misty unrealities. Therefore it is assumed that my dreams should have peculiar interest for the man of science. In some undefined way it is expected that they should reveal the world I dwell in to be fiat, formless, colourless, without perspective, with little thickness and less solidity—a vast solitude of soundless space. But who shall put into words limitless, visionless, silent void? One should be a disembodied spirit indeed to make anything out of such insubstantial experiences. A world, or a dream for that matter, to be comprehensible to us, must, I should think, have a warp of substance woven into the woof of fantasy. We cannot imagine even in dreams an object which has no counterpart in reality. Ghosts always resemble somebody, and if they do not appear themselves, their presence is indicated by circumstances with which we are perfectly familiar.
During sleep we enter a strange, mysterious realm which science has thus far not explored. Beyond the border-line of slumber the investigator may not pass with his common-sense rule and test. Sleep with softest touch locks all the gates of our physical senses and lulls to rest the conscious will—the disciplinarian of our waking thoughts. Then the spirit wrenches itself free from the sinewy arms of reason and like a winged courser spurns the firm green earth and speeds away upon wind and cloud, leaving neither trace nor footprint by which science may track its flight and bring us knowledge of the distant, shadowy country that we nightly visit. When we come back from the dream-realm, we can give no reasonable report of what we met there.
But once across the border, we feel at home as if we had always lived there and had never made any excursions into this rational, daylight world.
My dreams do not seem to differ very much from the dreams of other people. Some of them are coherent and safely hitched to an event or a conclusion. Others are inconsequential and fantastic. All attest that in Dreamland there is no such thing as repose. We are always up and doing with a mind for any adventure. We act, strive, think, suffer, and are glad to no purpose. We leave outside the portals of Sleep all troublesome incredulities and vexatious speculations as to probability. I float wraith-like upon clouds in and out among the winds, without the faintest notion that I am doing anything unusual. In Dreamland I find little that is altogether strange or wholly new to my experience. No matter what happens, I am not astonished, however extraordinary the circumstances may be. I visit a foreign land where I have not been in reality, and I converse with peoples whose language I have never heard. Yet we manage to understand each other perfectly. Into whatsoever situation or society my wanderings brings me, there is the same homogeneity. If I happen into Vagabondia, I make merry with the jolly folk of the road or the tavern.
I do not remember ever to have met persons with whom I could not at once communicate, or to have been shocked or surprised at the doings of my dream-companions. In its strange wanderings in those dusky groves of Slumberland my soul takes everything for granted and adapts itself to the wildest phantoms. I am seldom confused. Everything is as clear as day. I know events the instant they take place, and wherever I turn my steps, Mind is my faithful guide and interpreter.
I suppose every one has had in a dream the exasperating, profitless experience of seeking something urgently desired at the moment, and the aching, weary sensation that follows each failure to track the thing to its hiding-place. Sometimes with a singing dizziness in my head I climb and climb, I know not where or why. Yet I cannot quit the torturing, passionate endeavour, though again and again I reach out blindly for an object to hold to. Of course, according to the perversity of dreams, there is no object near. I clutch empty air, and then I fall downward, and still downward, and in the midst of the fall I dissolve into the atmosphere upon which I have been floating so precariously.
Some of my dreams seem to be traced one within another like a series of concentric circles. In sleep I think I cannot sleep. I toss about in the toils of tasks unfinished. I decide to get up and read for a while. I know the shelf in my library where I keep the book I want. The book has no name, but I find it without difficulty. I settle myself comfortably in the Morris-chair, the great book open on my knee. Not a word can I make out, the pages are utterly blank. I am not surprised, but keenly disappointed. I finger the pages, I bend over them lovingly, the tears fall on my hands. I shut the book quickly as the thought passes through my mind, 'The print will be all rubbed out if I get it wet.' Yet there is no print tangible on the page!
This morning I thought that I awoke. I was certain that I had overslept. I seized my watch, and, sure enough, it pointed to an hour after my rising-time. I sprang up in the greatest hurry, knowing that breakfast was ready. I called my mother, who declared that my watch must be wrong. She was positive, it could not be so late. I looked at my watch again, and lo! the hands wiggled, whirled, buzzed and disappeared. I awoke more fully as my dismay grew, until I was at the antipodes of sleep. Finally my eyes opened actually, and I knew that I had been dreaming. I had only waked into sleep. What is still more bewildering, there is no difference between the consciousness of the sham waking and that of the real one.
It is fearful to think that all that we have ever seen, felt, read and done may suddenly rise to our dream-vision, as the sea casts up objects it has swallowed. I have held a little child in my arms in the midst. of a riot and spoken vehemently, imploring the Russian soldiers not to massacre the Jews. I have re-lived the agonizing scenes of the Sepoy Rebellion and the French Revolution. Cities have burned before my eyes, and – I have fought the flames until I fell exhausted."
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Cristian Dumitru Crişan (born 11 October 1981) is a Romanian Greek Catholic hierarch as the Titular Bishop of Abula and Auxiliary bishop of Făgăraș and Alba Iulia since 2020.

Life
Crişan was born in the village of Sântu in Mureș County. He studied Theology at Blaj and took a bachelor's degree in Theology at the Pontifical Atheneum of St. Anselm in Rome. On 11 May 2008 he was ordained a priest of the Archdiocese of Alba-Iulia and Fagaras.

He has a degree in canon law at the "Utriusque Iuris" Institute of the Pontifical Lateran University, and in 2012 he obtained his doctorate at the same university. Also in 2012 Crişan was appointed as rector of the Greek Catholic mission in France, serving as the parish priest of the Romanian Catholic Church of Saint George in Paris. In 2013 he was appointed as the notary of the Synod of Bishops of the Greek-Catholic Church in Romania. The following year in 2014 Crişan was appointed as the defender of the connection in the Provincial Court of First Instance of the Archdiocese of Paris, and in 2016 he was appointed as a judge of the same court. From 2016 to 2017 he attended the masters courses at the Faculty of Education Sciences of the Catholic Institute in Paris, obtaining his second master's degree in co-tutorship with the University of Paris IV (Sorbonne). A year later, he obtained the "Emouna - l'amphi des religions" Certificate at the Institute of Political Science in Paris.

On 9 April 2018, he was appointed by Pope Francis as the Apostolic Visitor for the Romanian Greek-Catholics in Western Europe, and on 11 October 2018, he was appointed National Coordinator for the pastorate of Romanian Greek-Catholics in Italy by the Italian Bishop's Conference. On 22 January 2020 he was confirmed by Pope Francis as the new auxiliary bishop of Făgăraș and Alba Iulia and titular bishop of Abula. At the age of 38 he became the youngest Catholic bishop in the world at the time. He was consecrated a bishop at the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, Blaj by Cardinal Lucian Mureşan on 21 June 2020.

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1981 births
Living people
People from Mureș County
Pontifical Atheneum of St. Anselm alumni
Pontifical Lateran University alumni
Romanian expatriates in France
Romanian Greek-Catholic bishops
21st-century Eastern Catholic bishops


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Pioneering Radiology Center Opens in New Jersey, Announces ImageCare Radiology | New
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Invicro opens new global headquarters and laboratory in Needham, Mass.
Siemens Healthineers: Oulu University Hospital expands partnership with Siemens Healthineers to improve healthcare in Northern Finland
Aston University unveils new £2.8m MRI scanner
Three Hopkins teams receive grants from the Bisciotti Foundation Translational Fund
Do NFL teams have team nurses? How much are medical staff paid?
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By Laverne W. Brewer on November 12, 2021 Radiology course
We all called him "Doc". Before and after every practice, every game, we stood in line in front of his desk and our wrists or ankles were taped. I started this ritual when, in my second year in high school, I tore a tendon in my left thumb. A young student named Johnny followed him everywhere and buzzed among us in Friday night games, a belt containing water bottles, duct tape and scissors dangling around his waist. I once asked him what he wanted to do after high school and he told me categorically that he was going to study sports medicine and be a team coach. "You never wanted to play? " I asked him. "No, that's what interests me." No hesitation in her voice, no hesitation in her gaze. He really meant it.
East Ascension High School was no different from any other in the country. There would have been tens of thousands of scenes like these performed all over North America. Back then, we footballers didn't think too much about Johnny's career prospects. We were going to get a scholarship to a Division 1 school and then enlisted in the NFL. It was our career path available to us. In the end, only around 20% of the team went on to play college football, only three at Division 1 level, and all the hundreds of guys that I've played with or against, only one reached the NFL. The rest of us drifted into other career options, other sports, and moved on with our lives. I lost contact with Johnny and never knew what happened to him. But if I were a betting man, I would put my money on him by getting closer to achieving his dream that any of us did on ours.
Sports medicine studies would certainly have put him on the right track. He might have wanted to work at the high school level or maybe for an NCAA program, but if we assume that Johnny wanted to practice sports medicine at the highest level, he would have sought to join the medical staff of a team of the NFL. According to the NFL Physician Society, each game will involve 29 health professionals, both on the sidelines and inside the stadium itself.
The team doctor
The roles involved may surprise you. For example, would you immediately involve NFL stadium medical staff in dentistry? No, me neither. But of course, if you're the gamer who just got your teeth broken, you'd definitely want a dentist on hand. The same goes for the stage ophthalmologist or radiologist. In fact, over the 29-day match for medical staff, only four are definitely primary care physicians. The rest are highly specialized health professionals; two neurologists, a doctor specializing in respiratory tract management, two chiropractors, four orthopedists. And these team doctors, for the certified doctors that they are, can earn between $ 200,000 and $ 512,500 per year. If they work in an NFL medical facility, it can be even more. Of course, like any doctor in the country, NFL doctors must have completed four years of undergraduate study, four years of medical school, four to five years of residency, and normally at least one year of college education.
But what if you are not a doctor? Are there other openings for nurses, paramedics, physiotherapists? This is the fact that constitutes the largest group of medical personnel in the NFL. In any game are the ten sports coaches, four for each team and two independent.
Cowboys WR Amari Cooper (hamstrings), CeeDee Lamb (ankle) and Michael Gallup (calf strain) all did some rehab work in training today with athletic trainer Britt Brown. CB Trevon Diggs (ankle) seemed to be doing very well. pic.twitter.com/HKWIlHa3vF
– Clarence Hill Jr (@clarencehilljr) November 4, 2021
What is a sports trainer?
A sports trainer is a health professional specializing in sports medicine, rehabilitation care, physiotherapy and preventive care. They may have a degree in athletic training, exercise physiology or kinesiology, or may have had initial training as a nurse. before moving on to sports medicine as a specialty. Generally, the sports coach will have a bachelor's degree, or more commonly a master's degree in nursing science and one or more specialties. If Johnny had decided to practice his trade for an NFL team, he would have expected earn between $ 75,000 and $ 100,000 per year.
Broncos athletic coach Steve "Greek" Antonopulos is retiring after 45 seasons with the team. He's believed to be the longest-serving coach with a team in NFL history, and Greek is the only person to be in the Broncos' eight Super Bowl appearances. What a race. pic.twitter.com/QngbUDNhEI
– Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) June 7, 2021
Like all medical staff, athletic coaches are required to stay up to date in their skills, which means regular professional development classes and training are part of the job. They will often work 12 hours a day throughout the year and travel with the team throughout the season. And one thing that has changed, for the better I hasten to add, from my high school days talking to Johnny as a wrist-wrapped Doc, is that more and more women are occupying medical posts in the field.
As one of the six sports coaches of the @NFL, Allison Miner is living her dream. #NGWSD
– Los Angeles Chargers (@chargeurs) February 6, 2019
The expected number of jobs is perhaps the biggest key indicator of career progression to an athletic trainer. The domain is expected to grow 23% over the next decade and the NFL is just a selling point. In addition to each professional sport using their skills, MLB, NBA and NHL for example, each of these sports needs staff at the college and high school level. And apart from team or league jobs, recreation and sports centers as well as public and private hospitals also employ sports coaches. It looks like Johnny's career path was certainly more solid than our "push and hope" approach to reaching the NFL. If I counseled my child today, I would tell them to put away the shoulder pads and start focusing on sports medicine.
Laverne W. Brewer


So this time of year is a perfect time to set yourself new goals and challenges, although, to be honest we can set ourselves goals throughout the year. If you set unrealistic goals or don't have an action plan behind them your likely to fall short of your targets. This article is a simple guide to setting goals and making sure you reach them, making way for new challenges and goals thereafter.
Many people read 'The Secret' in awe, bringing forth this new revelation into their lives. A secret to a bigger house, a faster car, an amazing new job and the perfect relationship. The steps were simple, repeat affirmations, create a vision board and think positive.


UMEK teams up with Siwell for this one-tracker that is instantly recognizable by its quirky effects and intricate drum edits.
As the whole affair gallops along, mutated snippets fire at us from all angles, meticulously teasing towards the synth-laden breakdown, reminiscent of better days.
Expect nothing less than full-throttle action, all held together with trademarked, juicy, sub bass glue.


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Eubrychius velutus  is a species of weevil native to Europe.

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Curculionidae
Beetles described in 1817
Beetles of Europe


Modern specifications place considerable emphasis on practical competence and test it by a required series of experiments and/or questions on the exam papers to do with practical techniques.
This Physics Factsheet aims to develop practical competence by considering the techniques required for the measurement of Young's Modulus of a Metal. It concentrates on techniques for measuring lengths and the precision which various methods achieve. It also outlines how to ascertain the uncertainty in a final result from quantities which are multiplied and divided together.
This Physics Factsheet outlines the investigation of the charge and discharge capacitors.


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COVID-19 VACCINATION
The COVID Vaccine Hub located at the IOOF Event Center has been very successful and has provided vaccinations for thousands of recipients, however, due to a rapid decline in the number of local registrations for COVID vaccination, the Navarro County/City of Corsicana Vaccine Clinic located at the IOOF Event Center will begin their demobilization process.
The last date that the registration for this clinic will be available is April 7th 2021 at 5 PM. For those who have not registered but plan to register must do so prior to this date and time. The last first dose clinic will occur at the IOOF Event Center, 601 N 45th ST Corsicana TX, on Thursday April 8th from 9 AM to 5 PM. Persons who would like to register should visit https://navarrocountyoem.org/ or call (903) 875-3977.
After April 8th no additional first doses will be provided at this clinic, however, those who have received a first dose will be scheduled to receive their second dose at the IOOF Event Center. Second dose clinics will continue on April 7, 15, 22, 29, and May 6th. If you received a first dose and are due for a second dose and have not been contacted, please reach out to the call center (903) 875-3977 or stop by the Vaccine Clinic between 9 AM and 5 PM on the aforementioned dates.
If you are unable to receive a first dose of the vaccine prior to April 8th but still wish to do so, most pharmacies locally now have the ability to administer. We encourage you to sign up at one of the following locations:
BROOKSHIRES PHARMACY
800 N. MAIN ST., STE. A
903-874-111 CVS PHARMACY
903-874-6597 HEB PHARMACY
201 S. 15TH ST.
2800 E. STATE HWY. 22
903-872-3784 P & S PHARMACY
903-874-5691 SUPER ONE PHARMACY
WAL-MART PHARAMACY
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In addition, Texas residents can visit getthevaccine.dshs.texas.gov to create a profile that includes their contact information, demographic details, and preferred time of day and days of the week for an appointment. Within a day, people eligible to be vaccinated will be matched with the next available appointment within their home county and preferred times. If none are available, the scheduler will continue to search for appointments as new clinics are scheduled and contact individuals when they have an appointment.
While most people will sign up online, a toll-free number is available to assist special populations that have difficulty using the online registration tool, including older adults over age 65, people with disabilities, and those with limited Internet access or other barriers to using technology. People in those groups can call 1-833-832-7067 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. seven days a week to enroll in the scheduler and get help making an appointment. If there is no a participating health department in their area, they will be referred to local providers conducting vaccination near them.