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Thomas Placidus Fleming (* 15. Oktober 1642 in Kirkoswald; † 8. Januar 1720 in Regensburg) war Abt des Regensburger Schottenklosters. Er gilt aufgrund der dauerhaften Konsolidierung der Abtei als "zweiter Gründer des Klosters".

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Er stammte aus dem schottischen und protestantischen Geschlecht der Earls von Wigtown. Er erhielt in Edinburgh seine Schulausbildung und  wurde dann Offizier in der Royal Navy im Dienste des Herzogs von York,  des  späteren König  Jakobs  II. Mit 23  Jahren wollte er in Dublin zum Katholizismus konvertieren, behielt sich seine Entscheidung aber bis zu einem Besuch in Frankreich vor. Auf der Überfahrt nach Frankreich wurde sein Schiff von maurischen Seeräubern gekapert und er geriet in Gefangenschaft. Nach zwei Jahren wurde er durch  die spanische Regierung befreit. Danach wurde er von einem irischen Bischof in Santiago de Compostela zum Katholizismus bekehrt und er tritt 1667 in das Schottenkolleg von Paris ein. 1668 reist er nach  Regensburg und tritt als Mönch in das hiesige Schottenkloster ein. Am 21. November 1669 legt er die Profeß ab, dabei erhält er den Ordensnamen Placidus; am 28. März 1671 wird er zum Priester geweiht.

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Das Regensburger Schottenkloster wurde damals von einem von dem Abt des  Schottenklosters Würzburg Maurus Dixon bestellten Administrator Makarius Chalmer mehr schlecht als recht verwaltet; wegen des eingesetzten Verfalls stand das Kloster vor der Auflösung. In dieser Lage wurde Fleming am 5. Dezember 1672 zum Abt  gewählt. Während seiner fast 50-jährigen Tätigkeit gelang es ihm, das Kloster finanziell zu sanieren und den Rechtsstatus des Klosters zu sichern. Einer seiner ersten Schritte bestand darin, die Exemtion des Klosters vom Regensburger Bischof und die Bewahrung der eigenen Rechte zu sichern. Durch die Verbesserung der ökonomischen Situation des Klosters konnte auch eine größere Anzahl an Mönchen aufgenommen werden; bei seinem Amtsbeginn waren im Kloster nur mehr vier Konventualen, bis zu seinem Tod hatten 19 Mönche die Profess abgelegt. Zu seinen Verdiensten zählt auch die Rettung der Filialabtei St. Jakob in Erfurt und hier erhielt er durch den Mainzer Kurfürsten zwei  Lehrstühle für Philosophie an der Universität Erfurt für  die Schotten; hingegen gelang es ihm nicht, das Schottenstift in Wien zurückzugewinnen.

Wegen seiner schottischen Abstammung und seiner adeligen Herkunft konnte er auch politisch tätig werden. So unterstützt er die  Pläne von Charles II. hinsichtlich einer englisch-französische Annäherung, dabei stand er in engem Kontakt mit den englischen Gesandten in Wien und Regensburg und beherbergte den französischen Gesandten am Immerwährender Reichstag in seinem Kloster. Als 1686  ein Apostolischer Vikar im Bischofsrang für Schottland nominiert werden sollte, wurde auch Placidus Fleming vorgeschlagen; dieser lehnte eine Kandidatur jedoch ab. Auch zu Kurbayern hielt er engen Kontakt, da dessen katholische Orientierung und Macht für die Stellung des Klosters in der damals protestantischen Reichsstadt Regensburg wichtig war. Nach dem Regierungsantritt von  dem zum Katholizismus konvertierten James II. bemühte sich Fleming um  die katholische Mission nach England und Schottland. Er konnte dabei 1713  ein  Seminar für schottische Novizen verwirklichen. 1718 konnte  das Seminar ein eigenes  Gebäude im Garten des  Schottenklosters  beziehen, die Baukosten dafür trug der Regensburger Weihbischof Gottfried Langwerth von Simmern. Am 11. September 1719 verpflichteten sich alle Mönche von St. Jakob unter feierlichem Eid zum Dienst als Missionar in Schottland. Fleming strebte auch an, eine  Kongregation der Schottenklöster zu bilden,  was aber nicht gelang; aber er wurde zumindest Generalvisitator der deutschen Schottenklöster. Er unterstützte 1717 Gottfried Langwerth von Simmern bei der Wahl zum Weihbischof von Regensburg.

Als Historiker erstellte er Aufzeichnungen über die Äbte und Mönche von St. Jakob und auch ein  Verzeichnis von Gönnern der Abtei. Zudem setzte er die "Vita  Macarii" über den ersten und  heiliggesprochenen Abt Markarius von St. Jakob in Würzburg fort.  In seinem "Calendarium" hält er auch den literarischen Leihverkehr, der andere Forscher mit den benötigten Büchern aus den reichhaltigen Beständen der Regensburger Schottenbibliothek versorgte, fest. Nach einem 1690  erstellten "Catalogus librorum  in  bibliotheca  antiquissimi  et  exempti Monasterii  S.  Jacobi Scotorum Ratisbonae" besaß  die Bibliothek damals 2400  Bände,  von  denen  hatte Abt  Placidus 880 angeschafft. Seit  dem  Besuch von Jean Mabillon hält Fleming einen Briefwechsel mit ihm bis 1689 aufrecht und versorgt die Mauriner mit Dokumentenabschriften aus Regensburg, die er mit einer Überarbeitung der relevanten Texte aus der "Germania Christiana" verbindet.

Weblinks
 Herbert W. Wurster: Die  Regensburger Geschichtsschreibung im  17. Jahrhundert Historiographie im Übergang vom Humanismus zum Barock.  Abgerufen am 23. November 2020.
 Hans-Joachim Genge: Totenroteln aus dem Regensburger Schottenkloster St. Jakob im Archiv der Erzabtei St. Peter zu Salzburg, abgerufen am 23. November 2020.

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Doctors 'baffled' by a 'mysterious' new 'sudden death syndrome' killing healthy young people
It couldn't be the experimental, novel-platform gene- and immune-modulating COVID spike protein-making injection linked to heart inflammation, could it?
Celeste McGovern
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(LifeSiteNews) – They're calling it Sudden Adult Death Syndrome, or SADS for short. Just like SIDS – Sudden Infant Death Syndrome – when healthy babies die suddenly (and most often on the same day as a wellness visit to the pediatrician). Except it occurs in adults. And children and teens too, though the name doesn't reflect that. Yet.
Healthy, young people are suddenly dropping dead across the globe, the Daily Mail reported last week, saying the surge of the "mysterious syndrome" is baffling doctors.
The article described the case of Catherine Keane, a 31-year-old woman from Dublin who walked 10,000 steps a day and was a regular at the gym, and just didn't wake up one day when she was staying with friends.
"They were all working from home so no one really paid attention when Catherine didn't come down for breakfast," Catherine's mother, Margherita, told the Irish Times. "They sent her a text at 11:20 a.m. and when she didn't reply, they checked her room and found she had passed."
"Her friend heard a noise in her room at 3:56 a.m. and believes now that is when she died."
'Tip of the iceberg'
Doctors in Australia have started a register to keep track of such cases. They are one of only a few countries in the world that is going to track ambulance data for deaths that doctors don't usually see.
"The majority of these SADS events, 90 per cent, occur outside the hospital – the person doesn't make it – so it's actually ambulance staff and forensics caring for the bulk of these patients," cardiologist Elizabeth Paratz of the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute said.
"I think even doctors underestimate it. We only see the 10 per cent who survive and make it to hospital. We only see the tip of the iceberg ourselves."
What was obviously missing from the article, which should have been of interest to any medical journalist in the COVID era and certainly to any doctor, was mention of the experimental vaccination status of these people, like Catherine, who have been dropping dead out of the blue in above average numbers.
Don't they want to know if there is a connection? Or don't they want us to know?
It's as though a warp-speed developed, never-before-used on humans, powerfully immune- and gene-modulating injection that hijacks cell machinery to churn out spike proteins (now recognized as the deadliest bit of the COVID-19 coronavirus), still in clinical trials, and linked to lethal inflammatory heart diseases like myocarditis and blood clotting disorders, could not possibly have anything to do with unexplained deaths.
Mortality up 20%
So in Australia, which happens to be one of the most vaccinated countries on the planet where greater than 95% of those over 16 are deemed "fully vaccinated," doctors are now urging people under 40 years old to get their hearts checked because of their risk of suddenly dying without warning. And they don't have a clue "why."
In their country, all-cause mortality is up by more than 20% in the past year. "In 2022, there were 29,685 deaths that occurred by 28 February…which is 5,052 (20.5%) more than the historical average," according to the latest government report. COVID deaths don't explain the rise, but no one has answers. In fact, no one seems to be even questioning why.
For doctors who care about their public status, to even entertain the idea that an experimental injection developed by a criminal recidivist pharmaceutical giant like Pfizer with its record of hiding damning data, might play a role in some of the mysterious deaths is unthinkable. Like a High Priest questioning the dogma of the Holy Grail of the New Religion of Science. You don't question cult leaders or their core message.
The article seems to suggest that these mysterious deaths of young, healthy people have always happened, and we just haven't noticed. We missed it before when kids like this 12-year-old Canadian girl or this 18-year-old died in their sleep, as these did recently. It's normal that 13-year-olds drop dead at summer camp, and teens collapse in track and field , and young farmers die while plowing their field, and young Marines die on leave and young mothers of children don't wake up, and young athletes perish of silent heart inflammation without warning.
Athletes collapsing
Not to mention the astonishing fatalities in professional sports these days. In April, the One News Network reported that between March 2021 and March 2022, 769 athletes had collapsed on the field during competition, some dying, some carried to hospital.
Shame. But nothing new. Just normal, we're told.
Except it's not normal. Cardiovascular deaths catalogued by FIFA, the international governing body of association football, alone, quadrupled the average since 2009 last year, as the graphic from The Exposé below shows.
It's all coincidence, we're told, it just happened to be after the experimental mRNA shots linked to heart inflammation rolled out and were mandated in most countries for sports participation.
All the professional soccer players are smoking pot. That must be it.
Maybe it's normal for a 23-year-old Romanian water polo player to exit the pool mid-game and die. And the list goes on. And on.
It's no secret that the new gene-modifying mRNA shots against COVID are linked to myocarditis and pericarditis – inflammation of the heart muscle and the protective sac containing the heart, respectively. And that young males are particularly vulnerable, although it can strike anyone.
Despite the sudden downplaying of the gravity of these painful conditions by public health officials, heart inflammation is deadly serious. It weakens the heart muscle and strangles blood flow to the rest of the body. It can lead to strokes from clotting and heart attacks and sudden cardiac death. It causes scarring of heart tissue that cannot be regenerated.
A case series from Seattle Children's Hospital published in April looked at 16 cases of children, ages 12 to 17, three to eight months after they developed myocarditis following COVID-19 mRNA vaccinations. In all cases, while the children improved clinically, they continued to show MRI image heart abnormalities, and their markers for heart inflammation remained elevated. The researchers weren't sure what this meant for their heart health long-term. They just don't know. But it's not a good sign.
Israeli data
A recent study, from another of the most highly vaccinated countries in the world, looked at data from Israel's National Emergency Medical Services (EMS) from 2019 to 2021, and specifically at emergency service calls for cardiac arrest and acute coronary syndrome in 16- to 39-year-olds. It detected a 25% spike in calls during January to May 2021, compared with the years 2019 to 2020.
The emergency calls for heart issues in the young were significantly associated with the rates of first and second vaccine doses administered to this age group, but were not associated with COVID-19 infection rates, the researchers found. Their findings "raise concerns regarding vaccine-induced undetected severe cardiovascular side-effects and underscore the already established causal relationship between vaccines and myocarditis, a frequent cause of unexpected cardiac arrest in young individuals," they concluded.
But no one dares to pause the vaccine campaign to save lives while they investigate.
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The past two years have been rife with infringements on personal liberties and civil rights by national governments, but now the World Health Organization is seeking to appropriate those same abusive powers to itself at a global level.
194 member states representing 99% of the world's population are expected to sign pandemic treaties with the WHO that would allow Tedros, or any future Director General, to dictate exactly how your nation would respond to a new disease outbreak which they consider a pandemic.
This attack on national sovereignty will come as no surprise to those who for years have listened to elites like Klaus Schwab and Bill Gates discussing their vision for the centralization of power into globalist organizations like the World Economic Forum (WEF), the WHO and the rest of the United Nations.
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Ludicrously, 20 world leaders calling for the treaty, including Tedros, Boris Johnson and Emmanuel Macron, compared the post-Covid world to the post-WWII period, saying similar co-operation is now needed to "dispel the temptations of isolationism and nationalism, and to address the challenges that could only be achieved together in the spirit of solidarity and co-operation - namely peace, prosperity, health and security."
Australian PM Scott Morrison is the latest leader to express support for a "pandemic treaty".
The stated intention of the WHO is to "kickstart a global process to draft and negotiate a convention, agreement or other international instrument under the Constitution of the World Health Organization to strengthen pandemic prevention, preparedness and response."
The wheels are already in motion, with the Biden administration officially proposing the initial steps towards handing global pandemic control to the WHO.
Biden's representatives have submitted amendments to the WHO's International Health Regulations (IHR), which would give the Director General the right to declare health emergencies in any nation, even when disputed by the country in question.
These amendments, which would be legally binding under international law, will be voted on by the World Health Assembly (the governing body of the WHO) at a special convention running from May 22-28 and set the stage for a fully-fledged pandemic treaty to be passed.
SIGN and SHARE the petition telling the WHO that you won't accept any pandemic treaty
The ball has been rolling since the last World Health Assembly meeting in December, where the United States launched negotiations "on a new international health instrument on pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response," a U.S. statement read.
"This momentous step represents our collective responsibility to work together to advance health security and to make the global health system stronger and more responsive.
"We look forward to broad and deep negotiations using a whole-of-society and whole-of-government approach that will strengthen the international legal framework for public health/pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response and enable us to address issues of equity, accountability, and multisectoral collaboration evident in the COVID-19 pandemic.
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At least the brilliant physicians in Australia are counting the bodies and warning fit and healthy young people that they could die at any moment, though the doctors haven't the foggiest idea why.
'Ignorant murderers'
COVID has shone a light on the large blind spot that doctors and public health officials have for information that doesn't fit their embedded set of beliefs – beliefs in themselves and their professional bodies.
It's hardly the first time in history that the medical establishment has been unable (or unwilling?) to look honestly at itself in the mirror.
No one's story exemplifies the hideous pride of the medical establishment better than that of Ignaz Semmelweis, the Hungarian doctor credited with discovering that it was doctors' filthy hands, contaminated by autopsies, that were killing nearly one in five women in maternity wards in the 1840s. He instituted the first policy of hand washing by delivery doctors and cut maternal mortality to near zero. But he wasn't celebrated at the time. For pointing the finger at his own profession, Semmelweis was ridiculed first, then viciously attacked.
He called his colleagues "ignorant murderers" (they were, for tens of thousands women died painful deaths of sepsis while most stubbornly ignored Semmelweis' advice to wash their hands). For this, they tricked him into visiting an insane asylum, pretending he was on a tour with them, but then locked him up there where he died, ironically, like the women whose lives he saved, of a gangrenous infection brought on by injuries he sustained resisting arrest.
If this is how the medical establishment responds to challenges it hasn't liked in the past, then what is Sudden Adult Death Syndrome, really? How long will it be before they have the courage to look?
What is SIDS?
And what is SADS' predecessor, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS)? Did it come about the same way? What is the real reason healthy babies started suddenly and mysteriously dying, which has "baffled" doctors and researchers for decades?
A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention study from 2019 looked at reports in the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) between 1997 and 2013 and found that among 1,469 reports of deaths in children up to 17 years old, 1,166 (79.4%) received more than one vaccine on the day of death; among the 1,165 babies under a year who died, 1,004 (86.2%) had received more than one vaccine on the day they died.
This is a staggering finding, yet the conclusion of the CDC "experts" was even more shocking: "we did not detect any concerning patterns that would suggest causal relationships between vaccination and deaths."
Of course they didn't. They are willfully blind. They call it SIDS and blame cribs and the infants themselves for sleeping on their tummies. They launched government programs to make babies sleep on their backs and ignored that more babies died as their campaign failed and the number of shots given to infants soared.
Neil Miller's 2021 study of VAERS confirmed the close proximity of "baffling" unexplained baby deaths to powerfully immune-modulating injections given to them.
The Food and Drug Administration is packed with blind people from the medico-pharmaceutical industry, however. And they are poised to approve their COVID shots for six-month-old babies now. It is time for the baffled doctors to lose their blinders.
Editor's note: This article originally suggested that tennis star Rafael Nadal quit a tournament because of a possible adverse reaction to a COVID-19 vaccine. LifeSiteNews has learned that Nadal was suffering from stress fractures in his rib cage. LifeSiteNews regrets the error.
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Q: sed replacement won't work (regex) I'm trying to remove the text before the italian word "ANDATA" in the pdf file of a bus line.
I'm using this
pdftotext "file.pdf" - | sed -r "s/^.*ANDATA//g"

but this doesn't work. It only removes the word "ANDATA". I also tried to remove all newlines, and then perform the operation
pdftotext "file.pdf" - sed -r "s/\s//g" | sed -r "s/^.*ANDATA//g"

No newlines, but it still doesn't work.
What should I do?
EDIT 2
The word ANDATA occurs more than one time in the text, but I want only to remove what's before the first occurence.
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PIAZZA OBERDAN - UNIVERSITA' - S.CILINO STR. NUOVA PER OPICINA - OPICINA VILLA CARSIA - CAMPO ROMANO - VILLA CARSIA L'orario è passibile di variazioni per esigenze contingenti TRIESTE TRASPORTI S.p.A. Via dei Lavoratori, 2 Numero Verde: 800-016675 LINEA 4 FERIALE LUNEDI' - VENERDI' ANDATA VILLA CARSIA OPICINA VIA CANTU' PIAZZA OBERDAN PIAZZA TOMMASEO PROSECCO DEVINCINA 5:10 5:15 | 5:35 | | 5:30 5:35 | 5:55 | | 6:00 6:05 | 6:25 | | 6:15 6:20 | 6:40 | | 6:30 6:35 | 6:55 | | 6:45 6:50 | 7:10 | | 6:55 7:00 | 7:20 | | 7:10 7:15 | 7:35 | | 7:20 7:25 | 7:45 | | 7:30 7:35 | 7:55 | | 7:45 7:50 | 8:10 | | 8:00 8:05 | 8:25 | | 8:25 8:30 | 8:50 | | 8:50 8:55 | 9:15 (etc..)

output (with my regex)
PIAZZA OBERDAN - UNIVERSITA' - S.CILINO STR. NUOVA PER OPICINA - OPICINA VILLA CARSIA - CAMPO ROMANO - VILLA CARSIA L'orario è passibile di variazioni per esigenze contingenti TRIESTE TRASPORTI S.p.A. Via dei Lavoratori, 2 Numero Verde: 800-016675 LINEA 4 FERIALE LUNEDI' - VENERDI' VILLA CARSIA OPICINA VIA CANTU' PIAZZA OBERDAN PIAZZA TOMMASEO PROSECCO DEVINCINA 5:10 5:15 | 5:35 | | 5:30 5:35 | 5:55 | | 6:00 6:05 | 6:25 | | 6:15 6:20 | 6:40 | | 6:30 6:35 | 6:55 | | 6:45 6:50 | 7:10 | | 6:55 7:00 | 7:20 | | 7:10 7:15 | 7:35 | | 7:20 7:25 | 7:45 | | 7:30 7:35 | 7:55 | | 7:45 7:50 | 8:10 | | 8:00 8:05 | 8:25 | | 8:25 8:30 | 8:50 | | 8:50 8:55 | 9:15 (etc)

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it will remove the text before the word ANDATA

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SAN FRANCISCO ZOO TIGER ATTACK She says teen who died wasn't harassing animals, tells of 4th young man who was with victims before mauling Two victims of a lethal Christmas Day tiger attack were. A female Siberian tiger killed in a hail of police gunfire after fatally mauling a man at the San Francisco Zoo on Christmas Day 2007 likely was provoked into leaping and clawing out of its enclosure, a federal investigator said in documents obtained by The Associated Press.
On Christmas, horror came to the zoo. The San francisco zoo christmas day front page from Dec. 26, 2007, covers a tiger attack at the San Francisco Zoo that ended with a teenager and the big cat dead. "One zoo. On Christmas Day, 2007, Tatiana escaped from her open-air enclosure at the San Francisco Zoo and attacked three visitors shortly after closing time.
After. Two tiger attacks occurred at the San Francisco Zoo, in 2006 and 2007, both involving a female. On Christmas Day, 2007, Tatiana escaped from her open- air enclosure at the San Francisco Zoo discreetly and attacked three visitors shortly. Nov 22, 2017. The Reindeer Romp at the San Francisco Zoo& Gardens runs from Nov.
18 to Jan. 1, and stays open Christmas Day. Those reindeer don't. Whether you are visiting or just looking to escape the family for a few hours, check out our guide of the 15 Things to Do in San Francisco on Christmas Day The San Francisco Zoo is the best in the Bay Area for low-cost family friendly fun every day of the year.
Explore our spectacular gardens and new playground. Dec 24, 2012. On Christmas, it will be five years since the deadly tiger attack at the San Francisco Zoo. Tatiana, a 320 pound Siberian tiger, killed one person. While the Oakland Zoo is closed on Christmas Day, the San Francisco Zoo remains open. Depending on your family, being surrounded by actual animals may be more.
The San Francisco Zoo& Gardens is open all day on Christmas Day, so your little elves can see how the animals celebrate Christmas. Don't miss some very special visitors at the Playfield Lawn: Santa's reindeer! California Theme Parks& Attractions. SAN FRANCISCO: San Francisco Zoo daily 10 a. m. -4 p. m. SAN FRANCISCO: Steinhart Aquarium and California Academy of Sciences Special Holiday Hours:.
CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY. BAKERSFIELD: CALM Zoo calmzoo. org December 24, 2017 CLOSED December 25, 2017 CLOSED. (Newser) - Paul and Kulbir Dhaliwal, the brothers attacked by a tiger Christmas Day at the San Francisco Zoo, filed claims yesterday against the city for damages, the San Francisco Chronicle reports. The San Francisco Zoo is the best in the Bay Area for low-cost family friendly fun every day of the year.
Explore our spectacular gardens and new playground, ride the miniature steam train and carousel, check out our special exhibitions, and visit our collection of fascinating animals. See the SF Zoo calendar of events for special celebrations. SF Zoo Coupon: The San Francisco Zoo coupon is gone, for now. I'll post the next SF Zoo coupon here when they make it available.
I'll post the next SF Zoo coupon here when they make it available. Savvy Freebie: On Mother's Day, SF Zoo often gives mom's free admission when she brings a child. The San Francisco Zoo& Gardens is open all day on Christmas Day, so your little elves can see how the animals celebrate Christmas. Don't miss some very special visitors at the Playfield Lawn: Santa's reindeer! San Francisco Zoo / AP. Tatiana, a Siberian tiger which escaped from its pen on Christmas Day and killed one man and injured two others.
SAN FRANCISCO ZOO TIGER ATTACK She says teen who died wasn't harassing animals, tells of 4th young man who was with victims before mauling Two victims of a lethal Christmas Day tiger attack were. The San Francisco Zoo is open 365 days a year including Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years. secluded motel to relax in after a long day of sightseeing. The Reindeer Romp at the San Francisco Zoo& Gardens runs from Nov.
18 to Jan. 1, and stays open Christmas Day. Those reindeer don't even take the day off! Those reindeer don't even take the day off! SAN FRANCISCO — A female Siberian tiger killed in a hail of police gunfire after fatally mauling a man San francisco zoo christmas day the San Francisco Zoo on Christmas Day 2007 likely was provoked into leaping and clawing. One of the men mauled in a Christmas Day tiger attack at the San Francisco Zoo desperately pleaded for help from a 911 dispatcher and begged to know why it was taking so long to get it, according to a recording of the call released Tuesday.
The Associated Press is reporting that a tiger that mauled a young man at the San Francisco Zoo on Christmas Day 2007 was likely provoked. That conclusion was one of a number of details contained in numerous documents the news agency sought to have released to the public. SAN FRANCISCO, CA — The San Francisco Zoo on Friday will celebrate the start of its annual ZooLights holiday nighttime experience.
The family-friendly program, which will run through Dec. 30.


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Air India plans to deploy new fuel-efficient planes on the Gulf routes, replacing A320 classic aircraft after questions were raised about safety of passengers flying its ageing fleet, sources said.
National carrier Air India plans to deploy new fuel-efficient planes on the Gulf routes, replacing A320 classic aircraft after questions were raised about safety of passengers flying its ageing fleet, sources said.
The airline currently has 15 Airbus A320 classic, including one on lease, in its fleet of 103 aircraft.
"We have decided to move away the old classic A320 fleet from the Gulf routes and replace it with the new leased A320s current engine option (ceo) from the coming winter," airline sources told PTI.
The state-run airline has already announced its plans to replace 19 A320 planes as part of its ageing A320s replacement programme.
It has entered into a deal with a Chinese firm for five sharklets-equipped A320 (ceo) aircraft and all these planes are to be inducted into the fleet for the winter schedule, which commences from the last Sunday of October.
Besides, the airline has also tied-up with a leading Kuwaiti aircraft lessor to dry lease another 14 A320Neos (new engine option) planes, which are to be inducted between April 2017 and March 2018.
The airline's narrow-body fleet forum, Indian Commercial Pilots Association (ICPA) had in March sought grounding of the 26-year-old fleet of Airbus A320s by the aviation regulator DGCA on the ground that the planes were not "technically" fit to fly.
"The A-320 classic aircraft which are 26 years old (one of the oldest in the world) are being operated with repetitive snags endangering flight safety… DGCA should not permit AI to operate these lethal snag-prone classic aircraft for passenger safety," ICPA had said in a letter to the DGCA, prompting a rebuttal by the airline.
"As far as capacity deployment for the winter schedule is concerned we have not added too many new flights. This time, however, we have departed from the conventional schedule and instead opted for a flexible one," the sources said.
Air India has decided to marginally reduce its domestic operations during the winter and has proposed to fly 1,705 flights a week as against 1,718 being operated by it during the on-going summer schedule, which would come to an end on the last Saturday of October.


When I first got into Heriot-Watt, the handbook for my hall said that I can smoke in my room. I was very, very happy. Banished to the cold, harsh, and deplorable conditions of a New York winter in order to smoke, the idea of smoking a cigar in the warmth and comfort of my room was heaven. Thus, I began planning. Scheming, if you will. I was hell-bent to send all of my cigars to myself over there and smoke until my face resembled a catcher's mitt. In one year, I was going to smoke so much I would start to look like Keith Richards. So I packed up 100 cigars (the customs limit) and put them in my luggage. The rest I carefully (read: CAREFULLY) packed in Ziploc bags with plenty of bubble wrap and padding. This I shipped. Unfortunately, due to circumstances beyond my control (my mom put CIGARS on the customs list form) my package got the friendly inspection from Customs and a healthy £332.84 bill (about $525). I can't afford this, let alone should I afford this for cigars I bought for my personal consumption (some almost 3 or 4 years ago). Thus, I declined. Customs said that they would return it back home after 20 days. Since I had packed it with some of my humidity beads and some disposable gel humidifiers, sealed it up good and packed it tight, I was happy to let it go home. It only took about 2 weeks to get there anyway. Wouldn't take too long to come back, right?
This was the end of September.
Flash forward to last week. I call home to check in with my parents and my mom says "I have a surprise for you. You have to guess what it is".
"You know what it is.
She told me my package of cigars had finally come home. I'd been worried (since Customs never told me if it actually got shipped home). She said that she wasn't going to open it and that I should deal with it when I got home. I got home last night and opened it up.
At this point in time, I suggest removing small children and those faint of heart from the room. If you are in any way, shape, or form, a lover of the leaf or cigars in general, I suggest purchasing a large, economy size pack of tissues from Sam's Club or Costco. You will cry. A lot. Here is a picture of what I got back.
That's wrapper on the right.
So yeah. Snuff is $3 for the lot of it. Gotta make some money back somehow.
Dude, I stopped reading as soon as you said, "My mom put cigars on the customs list form." Your mom? Really? Really.
Anonymous: Yes, my mom. Heaven forbid I ask my mom to drop off a package while she's out and I'm sick. Also, this is coming from a man that had to search for "George Thorogood alcoholic". Just sayin'.
Good god, that's painful to see. Are you rethinking the ridiculous fees they were charging? How much were the cigars themselves worth?
They were worth a LOT. Some of the cigars in there were pre-release samples from the IPCPR show and others were just plain expensive. If I had to guess, probably about $300-$400 worth of tobacco got shitcanned.


03:46 — Doctor Who: 2015 soundtrack to be released in 2018.
05:28 — Dirk Gently: BBC America pull the plug.
09:52 — Star Wars: Fan film recreation of A New Hope Lightsabre battle.
11:54 – Doctor Who: Twice Upon a Time.
41:11 – Star Wars: The Last Jedi.
80:25 – Farewell for this podcast!
80:59 — End theme, disclaimer, copyright, etc.
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Adam J Purcell, Andy Simpkins and Keith Dunn sit down, awakening, in front of the 2017 Doctor Who S10 episode, 'Empress of Mars', and spout our usual nonsense!
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05:09 — Scooby Doo: Velma and Daphne prequel film.
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08:00 — Doctor Who: Dr. Men vinyl figures.
11:06 — Pacific Rim: Sequel due out in 2018.
12:01 — Comic-con: Trade mark dispute.
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26:53 – Game: Doctor Who – Name That Scream!
35:52 – Doctor Who: The Tenth Doctor Adventures, Vol. 2 (Big Finish).
64:47 – Game: Doctor Who Job Interviews.
70:44 – Emails and listener feedback.
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The Museum of Fine Arts of Seville () is a museum in Seville, Spain, a collection of mainly Spanish visual arts from the medieval period to the early 20th century, including a choice selection of works by artists from the so-called Golden Age of Sevillian painting during the 17th century, such as Murillo, Zurbarán, Francisco de Herrera the younger, and Valdés Leal.

The building itself was built in 1594. The institution of the provincial museum of Seville was created in September 1835. Items were moved to the museum in the ensuing years. The building it is housed in was originally home to the convent of the Order of the Merced Calzada de la Asunción, founded by St. Peter Nolasco during the reign of Ferdinand III. Extensive remodeling in the early 17th century was led by the architect Juan de Oviedo y de la Bandera.

Painters and  sculptors of Museum

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A - F
Pedro de Acosta
Miguel de Adán
Pieter Aertsen
Nicolás Alperiz
Francisco Antolínez
José Arpa y Perea
Matías de Arteaga
Gustavo Bacarisas
Francisco Barrera
Manuel Barrón y Carrillo
Diego Bejarano
Mariano Benlliure
Guillaume Benson
Bartolomé Bermejo
Gonzalo Bilbao
Manuel Cabral Aguado-Bejarano
Alonso Cano
Eduardo Cano
Juan José Carpio
Juan del Castillo
Pieter Coecke
Marcelo Cofferman
Lucas Cranach
José Domínguez Becquer
Valeriano Bécquer
Juan de Espinal
Antonio María Esquivel
Frans Francken I
Rosendo Fernández
Alejo Fernández

</td>G - M
José García Ramos
Guillermo Gómez Gil
Manuel González Santos
Francisco de Goya
Alfonso Grosso
Francisco Gutiérrez
Juan Simón Gutiérrez
José Gutiérrez de la Vega
Eugenio Hermoso
Francisco Herrera el Viejo
Francisco Herrera el Mozo
Jean Joseph Horemmans el viejo
Joaquín Bilbao
José Jiménez Aranda
José Lafita y Blanco
Diego López
Ricardo López Cabrera
Raimundo de Madrazo y Garreta
A Martínez Díaz
Domingo Martínez
Santiago Martínez
Juan Martínez Montañés (s)
Eduardo Martínez Vázquez
Virgilio Mattoni
Francisco Meses Osorio
Lorenzo Mercadante de Bretaña (s)
Juan de Mesa (s)
Pedro Millán (s)
Cristóbal de Morales
José Moreno CarboneroM - U
Bartolomé Esteban Murillo
Francisco Narbona
Gaspar Núñez Delgado (s)
Andrés de Ocampo (s)
Juan de Oviedo
Francisco Pacheco
Andrés Parladé
Vasco Pereira
Miguel Ángel del Pino Sardá
Pieter Pourbus
José de Ribera
José Rico Cejudo
José María Rodríguez-Acosta
Juan de Roelas
Jose Marís Romero
Antonio Ruiz Echagüe
Giovan Battista Ruoppolo
Juan Miguel Sánchez
Emilio Sánchez-Perrier
Cornelis Schut III
Vincent Sellaer
Rafael Senet
Francisco Soria Aedo
Juan de Solis
Doménikos Theotokópoulos, "El Greco"
Fernando Tirado
Clemente de Torres
Pietro Torrigiano (s)
Juan de Uceda
V-Z
Andrea Vaccaro
Valdés Leal
Lucas Valdés
Pieter van Lint
Francisco Varela
Luis de Vargas
Alonso Vázquez (painter)
Diego de Silva y Velázquez
José Villegas Cordero
Cornelis de Vos
Marten de Vos
Sebastian Vrancx
Jan Wildens
Ignacio Zuloaga
Francisco de Zurbarán
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External links
Museum Website
Virtual tour of the Museum of Fine Arts of Seville provided by Google Arts & Culture

Museums in Seville
Fine Arts, Seville
1839 establishments in Spain
Azulejos in buildings in Andalusia
Tourist attractions in Seville
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Magna Carta Rediscovered
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In 2015, the lively and historic market town of Faversham joined in the 800th anniversary commemorations with 'Magna Carta Rediscovered', a major Kent touring exhibition, plus a host of special events.
Faversham can boast a special right to be part of these commemorations as proud owners of an edition of Magna Carta dated 1300, the last reissue of the document and featuring King Edward I's seal.
The touring exhibition embraces a range of interactive tecniques that bring Magna Carta to life and launched in Faversham at The Alexander Centre on 23rd May 2015. Partly funded by Heritage Lottery, the free exhibition enables significant public access to rare and unseen historical documents from this period. The tour also features the 1300 re-issue of Faversham's Magna Carta for the first time.
Other events in the town included a 'Magna Carta Weekend' on the 13th and 14th June, the highlight being a Medieval Fayre. 'Protest, Democracy and the Law', an exhibition staged by the Faversham Society, highlighted the long history of protest in Faversham, starting in 1300. Shepherd Neame, Britain's Oldest Brewer and located in the centre of Faversham, has brewed a specially commissioned Magna Carta ale.
Click here to visit the dedicated Magna Carta Rediscovered website.
Sir Anthony Clarke
Magna Carta, or as it is properly called the Great Charter of Liberty, was born on 15 June 1215 at Runnymede when King John – Bad King John as he is more commonly known – was persuaded to accede to a number of demands made...


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Brigham Young University. Dept. of Food Science and Nutrition
The Department of Food Science and Nutrition was created in 1970 in a reorganization of the Department of Food and Nutrition in the College of Family Living. In 1974 the department was transferred to the College of Biological and Agricultural Sciences. In 1983 the department remained in the renamed College of Biology and Agriculture. The department itself was renamed in 2003 as the Department of Nutrition, Dietetics, and Food Science. Department chairmen included Marion Bennion (1970-1972), John Hal. Johnson (1972-1974), John M. Hill (1974-1978), Clayton S. Huber (1978-1983), Kay P. Edwards (1983-1984), Clayton S. Huber 91984-1989), Mark J. Rowe (1989-1998), James M. Harper (1998-1999), and Lynn V. Ogden (1999-2003).
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Brigham Young University. College of Biological and Agricultural Sciences. Dept. of Food Science and Nutrition
Brigham Young University. College of Biology and Agriculture. Dept. of Food Science and Nutrition
Brigham Young University. College of Family Life. Dept. of Food Science and Nutrition
Brigham Young University. Food Science and Nutrition Dept.
Abolished: 2003
Location: Provo, Utah (1970-2003)
The Department of Food Science and Nutrition was established to prepare students for graduate work, college teaching and a varieties of positions including: dietitian, food research and development scientist, quality control supervisor, food industry administrator, inspector, or test kitchen specialist. Courses included: essentials of nutrition, food technology, nutrition of mother and child, food science, food patterns of various cultures, meal management, food analysis, quantity food production and service, food service equipment and layout design, purchasing, community nutrition, experimental human nutrition, food chemistry, clinical nutrition, food processing, food quality preservation, food unit operations, food service organization and administration, food service systems management, special problems in nutrition, protein and amino acid nutrition, energy balance and vitamin nutrition, mineral nutrition, new food product development, flavor and sensory analysis of food, and environmental contaminants in food.
Assets and Administrative Structure
The department was administered by a department chair, under direction of the college dean. The department was associated with the College of Family Living (1970-1974), the College of Biological and Agricultural Sciences (1974-1983), and the College of Biology and Agriculture (1983-2003).
Associated Units
Superior unit: Brigham Young University. College of Family Living (1970-1974)
Superior unit: Brigham Young University. College of Biological and Agricultural Sciences (1974-1983)
Superior unit: Brigham Young University. College of Biology and Agriculture (1983-2003)
Earlier unit: Brigham Young University. Dept. of Food and Nutrition (1970)
Later unit: Brigham Young University. Dept. of Nutrition, Dietetics, and Food Science (2003)
Associated Archival Materials
Records, 1964-1986. (UA 1184)
Brigham Young University Annual Catalog, 1970-1972: p. 275 (Dept. of Food Science and Nutrition was in College of Family Living; John Hall Johnson, Chair)
Brigham Young University General Catalog, 1970-1972: p. 528 (Marion Bennion (1970-1972))
Brigham Young University General Catalog, 1972-1973: p. 545 (John Hal. Johnson (1972-1973))
Brigham Young University General Catalog, 1973-1974: p.275-279 (course offerings) p. 534 (John Hal. Johnson (1973-1974))
Brigham Young University General Catalog, 1974-1975: p. 531 (John M. Hill (1974-1975))
Brigham Young University General Catalog, 1978-1979: p. 280 (Clayton S. Huber (1978-1979))
Brigham Young University General Catalog, 1983-1984: p. 352 (Kay P. Edwards (1983-1984))
Brigham Young University General Catalog, 1989-1990: p. 282 (Mark J. Rowe (1989-1990))
Brigham Young University Undergraduate Catalog, 1994-1995: p. 381 (Mark J. Rowe (1994-1995))
Brigham Young University Undergraduate Catalog, 1998-1999: p. 428 (James M. Harper (1998-1999))
Brigham Young University Undergraduate Catalog, 1999-2000: p. 407 (Lynn V. Ogden (1999-2000))
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LCCN: nr 00039778
Creator: RSP
Retrieved from "https://byuorg.lib.byu.edu/index.php?title=Brigham_Young_University._Dept._of_Food_Science_and_Nutrition&oldid=25156"


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Pachybrachis immaculatus is a species of case-bearing leaf beetle in the family Chrysomelidae.

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Q: Server side generated javascript array throws unterminated string literal This Is how I generate it in back end:
$scr = '';
    forech(){
        $scr .= '['.$key.',"'.$address.'",'.$lat.','.$lng.',"'.$post_title.'","'.$post_image.'","'.$post_url.'","'.$default_price.'","'.$excerpt.' "],';
    }

And this Is where I output it:
var events = [<?php echo $scr; ?>];

But I get this error in the firebug console (Content dependent, because with other content didnt happen using same code:
SyntaxError: unterminated string literal

ent/encantadora-casa-moditerranea-con-vistas-al-mar/","118","

(by viewing source-code I can see a line break after that code)
Any way to escape somehow?

A: There's no need to roll your own serialization to JavaScript when you have json_encode(). Just dump the whole output into your page, and stop worrying about escaping.
var events = <?php echo json_encode($my_array_thing); ?>;

A: I suggest you put all the variables you need into an array like this:
$a = array(1,true,null,"x",0.2, array("some","deven deeper","nested values"));

and then use json_encode
var events = <?php echo json_encode($a); ?>;

A: I always advise to have a cleaner approach.
<script type="application/json" id="yourArray">
<?php echo json_encode($yourArray); ?>
</script>

...

<script>

  var events = $.parseJSON($('#yourArray').text());

</script>

This way your javascript code is totally decoupled from PHP.


DONNIE "Ahas" Nietes is now a four-time world boxing champion.
That's after beating Kazuto Ioka of Japan on New Year's Eve in Macau.
Why is he called "Ahas" again?
It's because of his love for snakes.
Nietes used to have a white python for a pet.
He carried it with him everywhere he went, the snake frightening wrapped around his neck always in public.
His pet slept with him. Because it made his wife jealous, Nietes would soon choose between his snake and his beloved.
"Of course, my wife comes first," he said, after deciding to finally let go of his pet some years back.
His crucial decision made him more successful.
Nietes has never tasted any setback since their separation.
His latest acquisition in Macau was winning the superflyweight world title, making the pride and joy of Murcia, Negros Occidental, the Philippines' newest world sensation.
Why because his latest feat made him the third Filipino to win four world crowns in four weight divisions.
The first two, of course, to have done the trick were Nonito Donaire Jr. and Manny Pacquiao.
But still, Pacquiao is miles ahead of Donaire and Nietes.
For, not only four but eight—yes, make that an unprecedented eight—world titles in eight divisions are the world plums tucked under Pacquiao's belt.
I think no other boxer can ever surpass, not even equal, what Pacquiao has so far achieved.
And, speaking of Pacquiao, he will defend his 147-pound world welterweight crown on Jan. 20 (PHL time) against Adrien Broner in Las Vegas, Nevada.
He is the favorite but make no mistake about it: Broner isn't a pushover as he is also a multi-titled world champion.
He used to own four world titles.
Only his lack of discipline and regard for the future has brought him misery.
Thus, his date with Pacquiao is the biggest break he's been waiting for to regain his world standing.
That is why Pacquiao isn't taking Broner for granted, making his training the envy of many boxers as there's never a let-up of any kind for the PacMan.
Nietes himself is impressed with Pacquiao training ritual.
Although Nietes isn't as exciting a boxer like Pacquiao, his highly technical style has given him a handsome 42-1-5 (23 knockouts) record all these years.
And while his split decision win over Ioka was not the stuff that one is readily proud of, still, the win has validated Nietes' climb to stardom.
In any competition, a win is a win is a win.
Nietes may not be as exciting a boxer like Pacquiao, but his ring record—isn't he unbeaten in the last 10 years and 8 months or so?—speaks volumes that his inclusion in the hall of great fighters is long overdue.


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Published : Jun 16, 2020, 8:27 pm IST
Updated : Jun 16, 2020, 8:27 pm IST
Actor Sushant Singh Rajput's suicide comes as a reminder that wealth and fame are not proof against depression
The film industry that was already mourning the passing of actors Irrfan Khan, Rishi Kapoor, Wajid Khan, and Basu Chatterjee, received another blow when news of Sushant Singh Rajput's death broke.
Everyone was left wondering what made Sushant, a powerhouse of talent, a self-made man, an outsider who starred in some of the most vivid stories told on screen, take the extreme step.
Similar questions were provoked by the suicides of Kushal Panjabi, celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain, fashion designer Kate Spade, DJ Avicii, actor Robin Williams, Linkin Park's frontman Chester Bennington and many others. All of them enjoyed wealth, success, and fame the presumed cornerstones of happiness in a capitalistic society. They all, also, suffered from depression.
A problem of nature and of nurture
Depression does not discriminate between classes and bank balances. The rich, the successful and the famous are as susceptible to it as they are to diabetes or hypertension. "Just like diabetes and hypertension are biological disorders, where there is a problem with your body's chemical composition, depression is also an illness and can affect anyone," says Dr. Alpes Panchal, a consultant psychiatrist.
"When one's brain is not able to synthesise serotonin, then he or she will suffer from depression. People always presume that depression is a problem caused by circumstances and surroundings, but it is more a problem of the body. I'd say it's 60 per cent nature and 40 per cent nurture," he adds.
Since Sunday, speculation has been rife about the events in Sushant's life that may have pushed him into grave mental anguish.
While people are trolling Karan Johar and Alia Bhatt for their brand of nepotism alienating hardworking outsiders such as Sushant, others such as Sapna Moti Bhavnani, Sikandar Kher, Anubhav Sinha and Nikhil Dwivedi blame the film industry as a whole for having failed the rising star. All this is hindsight. The fact remains that the MS Dhoni biopic star found himself unable to share his pain with others.
Alone in a crowd
"When one is in the spotlight, he or she may feel like they can't discuss their emotions out of the fear that their image will get tarnished if such information is leaked. Even though they may be surrounded by people all the time, they may not have a support system. And for a lot of people it is not really easy to deal with," says Dr. Sharita Shah, women and child psychiatrist at the Bombay Hospital.
The Wedding Crasher actor Owen Wilson's tryst with depression became public only when he was treated for the disease after he had attempted to take his own life. He was at the peak of his career during the time of his failed suicide attempt.
"The pressure to stay under the spotlight is so immense that you may end up being frivolous with your spending, relationships, values and beliefs. You are portraying an image that has to be constantly lived up to, and you end up losing yourself in that. It's in this pull between who you are and what you are supposed to be, between reality and pretence, that you may, in a moment of loss of self-control and error in judgment, make that call, it's not always planned," reveals Dr Shah.
Individual reasons don't matter awareness does
Depression is usually caused by multiple factors. An incident may have been the last straw, but it is usually a build-of things. "There is never one thing that leads to suicide. One thing might prompt him to it but there might be so many issues that we don't know about, it's an accumulation," says Dr Shah.
Stressing that even death deserves dignity, Dr. Shah points out that "When Kushal lost his life, people were pointing at his estranged relationship with his wife among other things as a reason. Rather than speculations, one needs to create mental health awareness out of these incidents," she says.
We need to be more observant of our loved ones to detect the symptoms of deteriorating mental health.
A spectrum of symptoms can point in that direction, and one needs to open one's eyes and ears to recognise and acknowledge these.
"If your loved one opens up to you, you can be supportive, neutral, refer them to a mental health professional psychologist or psychiatrist. But under no circumstance should you try to take over their lives, or become advice-givers," recommends Dr. Panchal.
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By Travis Yoesting October 16, 2021
Comparing the USMNT's currently qualifying campaign to past World Cup cycles, will the U.S. make it?
Qualifying for the World Cup from Concacaf is hard, the narrative goes. Away trips are brutal experiences and every point is hard earned, we're told. And yet, a quick glance at social media over the last month or two since the USMNT began World Cup qualifying paints a different picture, one that suggests U.S. coach Gregg Berhalter is a stinking pile of flaming diapers for failing to win every single game in qualifying. It had us thinking about USMNT World Cup qualifying history, and how past teams have fared compared to this one.
The amount of vitriol and hate for Berhalter on social media right now is too much. The U.S. hasn't exactly roared out of the starting gates in World Cup qualifying, but sitting in second place through six of 14 games isn't exactly the worst-case scenario.
While this year's qualification process is a bit different — we've got the Ocho instead of the Hex — the aim is the same: finish in the top three to reach the World Cup (fourth place might get you there through an inter-continental playoff).
Here's a look back at the USMNT World Cup qualifying history since the introduction of the Hex in 1998, and what can be learned from past tournaments.
USMNT World Cup Qualifying History
The U.S. qualified for every World Cup from 1990 to 2014, including five straight in the Hex before 2018. The Americans topped the Hex in 2006, 2010 and 2014 qualifying, finished a nervy third in 2002 and comfortable second in 1998. And then there was that shocking fifth-place finish in 2018.
The average point total for group winners in the Hex was 21, followed by 18.2 for second place. The average for the third and final automatic qualification spot was 15.2, with fourth place close behind at 13.2 followed by the worst place, fifth, at 9.5.
Of course, now we have 14 matches instead of 10. Extrapolate those point totals to 14 matches and you can expect the final group tallies to be something close to the following:
Estimated Ocho Final Point Totals
1st: 29.4
2nd: 25.4
3rd: 21.2
4th: 18.4
6th: 7
7th: n/a
Though we don't have historical data to look at seventh and eighth places, we can see that to qualify for the World Cup — finishing third or better — the U.S. probably needs 21 points. Currently the USMNT has 11 points, which is halfway there while having played six of 14 matches. At this rate, the USMNT will qualify for the World Cup.
This isn't a perfect comparison — every year is different, and the numbers will change with eight teams instead of six — and this Ocho has seen an inordinate number of draws (10 through 24 matches), meaning points are in shorter supply. But it serves as a reminder that the USMNT isn't in a horrible spot. Berhalter doesn't need to be fired; you can take a breath. The team can be allowed to continue on at this rate without risk of not qualifying.
Could the U.S. be better? Hell yes. The performance in Panama City was pathetic, including from the players and Berhalter himself.
Let's take this a step further and look at how the USMNT has fared in the past.
In successful qualifying campaigns, the U.S. has averaged 5.8 wins, two losses and 2.2 draws for a total of 19.6 points per campaign. In the failed 2018 Hex, the U.S. finished with 12 points, five less than its previous worst (1998 and 2002).
If we extrapolate the successful qualifying campaigns, the U.S. would need somewhere around eight wins, three losses and three draws, or 27 points. The USMNT is currently on pace to hit 25.7 points, meaning Berhalter's team is slightly behind its normally successful rate, but still within the range that would qualify, likely finishing in second place.
If you look at home vs. away splits, the USMNT has recorded 75 of its 110 points at home in the history of the Hex, about 68 percent of its points. Currently the U.S. has recorded seven of 11 points at home, about 64 percent — just about even.
So while the U.S. isn't playing as well as it has on average, it's performing better than necessary to qualify for the World Cup. Will that calm the naysayers? Probably not, but who am I to let facts and history get in the way of shit-talking Berhalter?
There is one big caveat: The U.S. has yet to play its toughest matches in the Ocho — Mexico at home and Mexico at the Azteca. Currently the USMNT is the only team that hasn't played El Tri yet, and that is a bit of a cause for concern if the Yanks can't get results against their biggest rivals.
But based on USMNT World Cup qualifying history, the Americans are alright. A win over Mexico on Nov. 12 would put them atop the group, even with El Tri on 14 points and well on the way to qualifying. A draw would be bad, but not the end of the world. A loss could be troublesome depending upon results elsewhere.
There's still so much left to be played in the 2022 World Cup qualifying campaign. Berhalter currently has his team on track to qualify, but as we found out four years ago, it's not over until it's over.
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Yesterday, Chelsea wrote a great post on the main Skepchick blog about higher education, explaining her choice of major and asking readers if they'd switched majors in college.
I'm a junior in college majoring in literature with an 8-12 ELA teaching certification, but I'm beginning to feel those slight pangs of doubt that a few of the main Skepchick readers mentioned. I adore teaching and know that I'll be happy in the profession, but I also know that I love astronomy and anthropology. What if one of those would be a better fit? How can I know if I don't give it a shot?!
Although this is Teen Skepchick, I know that a few of us humble bloggers are in college or taking dual-credit courses, so we've already chosen a major. For those of you still reading, are any of you in the midst of your freshman applications, starting to consider schools, or already in college? Even if not, how many of you are thinking about a major, or are you on the fence?
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I'm a freshman in college this year, but I've already declared my major in Geophysical Sciences. It's something I've been interested in… well, always. So, I always planned to major in Geophysical/Earth Sciences.
My biggest issue is deciding if I want a double major. Do I want to have a second major in one of other areas of great interest (music, education, or English), or do I try to do the Masters-in-Five program? Or do I just minor, and have more time to take various "fun" courses? Am I even allowed to take fun courses at the school "Where Fun Comes to Die"?…. and questions of the like.
Overall, though, I think I've done a lot more planning ahead than most teens. I'm already looking at graduate schools, and trying to decide what I should do as an actual career, if I ever get out of school. Something with teaching. And museums, probably.
Well, since I was 8, I knew I wanted to be an astronomer, so I want to keep at it. Although due to unforseen circustances, one involving lawyers, money, and immigration, I had to go to a less expensive college. So for now, I am getting an associate degree on chem. Although it will be pretty quick, considering all those AP credits I recieved.
Interesting. Any reason why you're getting an AS in chemistry rather than physics? Does your college not have a program, or was it a personal choice?
And, as for "unforseen circumstances," I can relate. Haha.
Well, the community college I am in doesn't have physics, so I got the closest one I could to physics. It is alright though. There are calculus classes and there is one class on calculus based physics, and then, I plan on tackling E and M.
Interesting. I live right by the Johnson Space Center, so one would think there'd be physics programs nearby. Turns out, there are–but, they're all related to engineering rather than theoretical physics or astrophysics (excluding Rice). Oddly enough, an applied physics major isn't really offered.
I know that there aren't many–if any–observatories very close by, but we live by NASA! I'm within walking distance! Houston's physics and astronomy offerings are terrible.
Well, I am fortunate to have an astronomy club and an observatory nearby used by university of delaware.
@Ali Marie: Double majors will be the end of me. I've been driving myself insane lately trying to decide if I should do simultaneous majors or just minor in one. I also have really crazy, seemingly non-related interests, so switching between majors is going to be really strange next semester–I'm literature with 8-12 now, but I'm going to be switching to anthro and linguistics or physics and astronomy. I love all three areas, so I'm trying to find some way to combine them all.
And, what state are you in? Unfortunately, here in Texas, "education" isn't a choice for an undergrad major. You can enter a teaching certification program while you're in college, but there's no major.
I'm in Chicago. I don't think my school actually has an education major, persay, but a few of the other schools around do. We have the teaching certificate program at UChicago, I think. I haven't looked into it much yet, as we aren't allowed to declare majors officially until 2nd year.
I sympathize with the non-related interests. I have yet to figure out how music, English, and paleontology go together in any way, shape, or form. Oh well. So long as I can stay involved in them all, I'll be happy enough.
I'm in college in Canada, physics, and that's awesome. I've been lucky enough to find my branch immediatly, so I can't help you, except to tell you that there's a possibility that when you find the right thing for you, it won't be long before you just KNOW it.


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Florida had more than 13,000 flood insurance claims from September 2004, through September 2005. Our local flooding is primarily caused by heavy rainfall that occurs in short periods of time, as is common during summer thunderstorms, tropical storms, and hurricanes. Because of the City's proximity to the Everglades National Park, the flood threat is significant.
Special Flood Hazard Area
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Potential Flood Loss
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Didier Drogba: I would not have decided to leave Chelsea if we had lost the Champions League final
Didier Drogba is leaving Chelsea but he leaves as a champion, a club legend, a role model for millions with his extensive work for good causes and his wonderful refusal to give up in his beloved team's quest for the Champions League.
Won it all: Dider Drogba says having won the Champions League, now is the right time to leave Chelsea Photo: GETTY IMAGES
By Henry Winter
11:00PM BST 22 May 2012
"I would have stayed if we hadn't won the Champions League,'' he reflected on Tuesday, his watch still on Munich time. "We've been chasing this trophy for eight years. We even saw the cup in Moscow [in 2008], walking by it, and we could not touch it.
"That was the challenge for the guys who were in Moscow. We wanted to go back and win it. We did everything to do that. It cost us the league. But it was worth it.
"Saturday was my last Chelsea game and it has been a fantastic eight years. To finish on a high with this Champions League final was the best of the best, la crème de la crème as we say in French.
"The last two days I was feeling more 40 than 24! To play a final at 34, and play extra time, and to give what I gave, I can be proud of myself.
"To play for Chelsea was the best thing that could happen to me in my life, not only as a player but as a person. I made a lot of friends here which is very difficult normally in football, and they will be my friends for life because we made history here."
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So what's next? Chelsea tried to keep him. "To stay here was not a question of money, as people claimed. I've always been happy with what I have here with contracts and my family were happy.
"It's not like they don't want me any more. We sat down all together and the boss [Roman Abramovich], Ron Gourlay [chief executive] and everyone on the board respected my decision. I know what I did for them and they know what they did for me.
"I will take time to make the right decision. My wife and I will go and relax a bit, even though there are national team games. I won't play for another English club. I owe too much allegiance to Chelsea.
"My blood is blue. I will really miss the fans but they will always be in my heart."
He has been linked with a reunion with Nicolas Anelka at Shanghai Shenhua. "Obviously I played with him for many years. It was difficult to see him leave but that's part of football and life. He is happy there. He is trying to do his best to help the club. But I really want to keep thinking about what happened on Saturday rather than talking about China, America, wherever.
"Since I was a kid I was dreaming of this kind of moments, the scenario was just perfect. It's like a movie. Even today I still want to be in Munich in that stadium, cheering and celebrating with the fans. It was too quick the first time. I wanted it to be longer.''
As well as Saturday, Drogba listed two other cherished moments: "Winning the first title at Bolton [in 2005] and the best goal was in the [2007] FA Cup against Manchester United, the first one at the new Wembley, scoring in extra time.''
He is proud of his legacy. "I would not say we created Chelsea, but we started a new era. We built something really strong in terms of identity. Now we go everywhere in the world and everyone knows about Chelsea. You go to Africa and people speak about Chelsea. I see kids wearing Chelsea shirts in the streets. India, everywhere, Chelsea is a brand."
Chelsea can build on the victory over Bayern Munich. "Of course. The expectation from the fans and the owner himself will be the same as we did on Saturday. Now we set up something when you come to Chelsea you have to try as a minimum to do the best. You have to get into the Champions League final or win it.
"That's what the club has to do to be a Barcelona, AC Milan or Real Madrid in Europe. We only have one Champions League and we need more.''
Could Atlético Madrid's Falcao fill his boots? "I know he's a very good player but that's not for me to decide. The only thing I know is we have very good strikers here already. Everybody knows Fernando [Torres] is a very good player. He's been through difficult moments here. It happens to everyone.
"My first few seasons here were difficult. The good thing is he has our support. I know next season he's going to improve. Chelsea is in good hands with Fernando. Of course we will need new strikers but Torres will do the job.''
In saying his farewells, Drogba was paying tributes. "None of this would have been possible without the big boss, Roman Abramovich. So the best way to repay him was to win the Champions League.
"The boss gave so much for this club. Everybody speaks about buying expensive players but nobody speaks about the facilities at Cobham, one of the best in the world, and improving the academy.
"He said that he understood my feelings, he respected my choice and I told him that I would be a Chelsea player forever. He's a very good man. He gave everything to my family, gave them the chance to have a nice lifestyle which is fantastic when you remember I came from the Ivory Coast where I didn't have all these things.
"This Champions League is for all the managers who've been here chasing this trophy. Everybody knows the man who gave me the strength and the man I've learnt a lot from was Jose [Mourinho]. He gave me this winning attitude, this desire to make history. He's a winner and we have it in our DNA now.
"I speak about Jose because he was very important to me but the one who spent less time as a manager here is the one who won the Champions League [Roberto Di Matteo]. He is a Chelsea legend. The way he managed to change the mentality of the players is enormous because we were not in good shape mentally."
Things had not worked out under Andre Villas-Boas. "Andre is a friend. It's difficult. It feels strange to know that he's gone and he didn't give to Chelsea what he really wanted to. When you don't win, it's easy to point the finger at the manager. But we all know inside that we are responsible for this."
Drogba dismissed the suggestion that "senior players run" Chelsea. "When a manager comes here, he's sat with the owner, with the board, and they've decided they have some targets, some objectives, to achieve.
"If they don't do it, that gives a reason to the boss to do what he has to do. But never a player. I'd never want some players to have an influence on a manager. It's not good for the team."
Di Matteo restored confidence. "You can put a player on the pitch and give him 30 games but if he doesn't feel the belief or the communication is right he'll never perform.
"Robbie talked to us individually and collectively when he took charge and then we had to do everything to save our season. Everybody had to look at himself and change the way we behaved for the good of the group.
"Robbie is in the same situation as me because he's going to speak to the board and the owner and see what is good for him and for the club. No matter what happens now, he has made history.
"If he stays or he goes now then he is even more of a Chelsea legend. The job he did was great and exceptional. From the worst season in my Chelsea career we got to the best ever.''
Drogba has experienced some difficult times like "when we lost in the Champions League semi-final against Liverpool in the first season, the ghost goal'' in 2005. He admitted that during the brief Luiz Felipe Scolari era in 2008-09 "there were a few moments in my head that I thought I'd have to go.''
Drogba also felt "bad" about his rant about the Norwegian referee, Tom Henning Ovrebo, after the controversial 2009 defeat to Barcelona. "It was a bit difficult for him after this game and it is only football. Sometimes we attach too much importance to it as I did that day. I wanted to achieve the win so much that when it went wrong the emotions got the better of me."
Drogba has also faced accusations of applying Newton's law of gravity too readily, most recently against Barcelona. "I feel people were not really happy that Chelsea beat Barca and they were expecting us to lose at the Nou Camp and that was why they were focusing on me being on the floor.
"We deserved to win that game not because we dominated the game – we didn't – but our desire was stronger than their qualities. I was a bit surprised with the critics, even if it is true that I went on to the floor. Someone touched me and there were fouls that the referee didn't give."
Asked who he would like to play him in a film of his life, Drogba replied wryly: "Jupp Heynckes [Bayern's coach] said I'm a good actor so maybe me!"
Drogba leaves England a truly respected sportsman, even asked to carry the Olympic torch through Swindon today. "My only disappointment is that I can't do the Olympics. I wish with the Ivory Coast we could come and play. If it was at Wembley I'm sure we'd win!'' He usually does.
Throughout it all, Drogba has stayed humble, "trying to save lives and reduce poverty" with his UN work. "I have to say thanks to my parents for the way they educated me and also to my friends – my real friends. They never see me as a star."
But he leaves England as a champion of Europe.
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