The Romanian Thrash Metal Club is proud to announce four more bands for this year's edition of the Old Grave Fest. Club Fabrica will play host to the stalwarts of traditional, underground black metal, Darkened Nocturn Slaughtercult (Germany), Hungarian thrashers Mörbid Carnage, along with the blasphemic death metal of Tyrant Goatgaldrakona,and Swedish doomsters Void Moon.
For almost two decades, Darkened Nocturn Slaughtercult have never wavered from the path of uncompromising, raw black metal. This is as obvious while listening to the latest of their 5 full-length records, Necrovision, released in 2013 by War Anthem Records, as it is when one is spinning their early material. Onielar's raspy voice is one of the most recognizable in extreme metal and it complements the no-nonsense approach of the riffs. There are no easy short cuts in black metal and just about every Slaughtercult song will take you to breakneck speeds and back in what will be one of the more intense shows of the festival.
Mörbid Carnage will be back in Bucharest after two years, and while the thrash metal roots are as present as ever, one can hear some hints of death metal in their latest EP, The Golden Sin (2015). With two excellent full lengths under their belt as well, Merciless Conquest (2012) and Night Assassins (2010), the Hungarians are a force to be reckoned with, their show at the Old Grave Fest should not be missed.
One very pleasant surprise for the death metal crowd will be Tyrant Goatgaldrakona, a band you certainly don't get to see play every day. Their debut LP, Horns in the Dark, have been welcomed with rave reviews by anyone who knows their old school death metal and this is a rare chance to see them live. The crushing, heads-down breed of the aforementioned genre is a perfect addition to an already intense bill.
After enjoying last year's Old Grave Fest as spectators, this year Void Moon of Sweden will take to the stage to bring us solemn, melancholy epic doom. Formed in 2009, they debuted with the solid On the Blackest of Nights record (in 2012), bringing to mind the classic Solitude Aeturnus and Candlemass works while getting accolades from the specialized media.
Following these additions, the lineup so far looks like this: Deströyer 666 (Australia), Dead Congregation (Greece), Darkened Nocturn Slaughtercult (Germany), Obliteration (Norway), Nekromantheon (Norway), Violentor (Italy), Mörbid Carnage (Hungary), Tyrant Goatgaldrakona(Hungary), Turbocharged (Sweden), Pyre (Russia), Void Moon (Sweden) and Slaughtbbath (Chile). More bands TBA!
OLD GRAVE FEST (Romanian Thrash Metal Fest IV) will take place in Club Fabrica (Bucharest) in October on the 9th and 10th 2015. Limited tickets (not that many left) are available for only 90 lei, online at http://www.rtmc.ro/tickets/ and www.iabilet.ro. The hard tickets are also available, in UMAN shops, MUZICA store, Perfect Tour shops, in Private Hell bar (Bucuresti, str. Soarelui no. 5), in Perdido Station bar (Craiova, str. Petre Carp no. 27) or via Titus Constantinescu (Bucuresti).
Old Grave Fest 2015 4th edition, supported by Romanian Thrash Metal Club, is the only metal festival in Romania organized by a fan club, for fans.


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Q: Calculate total number of weeks and days between two dates? Such that it will display 1 Week 6 days
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date1 = 07/01/2014
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Should display 1 Week and 6 Days but with my current code it returns 1.8xxxxx
Getting the number of weeks I suppose is easy but getting the number of days if not     divisible by 7 is a challenge for me.

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Christchurch has a variety of activities in and around the city that are free to do and well worth your time! The city has easy access to the beach and the Port Hills, offering a great range of outdoor activities along with a decent hit of art and culture.
Walk the Port Hills: There are a lot of different walks for every fitness level to explore the city`s surroundings and enjoy awesome views over the coast and the Southern Alps.
Walking in the city: Over summer there is a free guided city walking tour on, every day at 10am starting at the Chalice in Cathedral Square. The 2 hour guided walk will give you an excellent overview over the inner city.
Parks and Gardens: Christchurch is known as the Garden City and has over 800 gardens and parks to visit. Pack a picnic, put your walking shoes on and enjoy the colourful surroundings Christchurch has to offer.
Street Art and Gap Fillers: Christchurch`s inner city is full of street art and interesting sculptures. Check out this awesome street art map, to help guide you on your way. The Gap filler app will guide you through the inner city and give you information of what is going on at the moment.
Art and Culture: It doesn't need to cost a thing to embrace some heritage arts and culture in Christchurch when you explore the Canterbury Museum, Arts Centre, and the Christchurch Art Gallery. Plus you can taste a slice of history at the Air Force Museum in Wigram.
Beaches: It can be easy to forget that Christchurch sits right on the coast, with a series of beaches at the doorstep. So why not head along to the popular surf beaches of Sumner and Scarborough, or visit the iconic Christchurch Pier in New Brighton at sunrise for that stunning photo opportunity.
Riccarton Bush: One of Chirstchurch's little known secrets is Riccarton Bush, right in the heart of the city. It is the only area of native hardwood forest like Rimu and Kauri left in Christchurch. If you visit on a Saturday morning, you can get the added benefit of the Farmers Market with all it's delicious sights and smells.
Feel like finding out more about Christchurch and Canterbury? Check out our Top 5 Adventures in Canterbury.
For more walking and hiking tips, visit walkcanterbury.com.


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The Student Travel Awards are modest grants meant to help support overseas study. They may be used to support new travel or to supplement funding already received from other sources such as the Modern Languages Fund. Student Travel Awards funds must be used by the end of the calendar year.
The rules for the Student Travel Awards are generally the same as for the Modern Languages Fund: applicants should have finished 12 credits of the target language by the time they commence their trip; students enrolled in language programs are given preference; and the applicant's GPA and language grades are important factors.


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Asma Uddin
Aspen Institute/Freedom Forum Institute
As Vaccine Mandates Spread, Employers and Colleges Seek Advice on Religious Exemptions
Research Fellow Asma T. Uddin is quoted in a Washington Post article (originally published by Religion News Service) examining how private businesses, hospital systems, and universities that require COVID-19 vaccines are responding to requests for religious exemptions.
Asma T. Uddin is currently an expert advisor on religious liberty to the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), Inclusive America Project Fellow at the Aspen Institute, and senior scholar at the Freedom Forum Institute. She is also a Berkley Center research fellow. A graduate of the University of Chicago Law School, Uddin subsequently served as counsel for the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty; director of strategy for the Center for Islam and Religious Freedom in Washington, DC; and as a fellow with the Initiative on Security and Religious Freedom at the UCLA Burkle Center for International Relations. In addition to her expertise in religious liberty, Uddin writes and speaks on gender and Islam, and she is the founding editor-in-chief of altmuslimah.com. She can be reached at asmauddin@gmail.com.
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This December, Phish returns to Madison Square Garden in New York for a four-night New Year's Run to close out 2013. The band has played twenty-seven shows to date at Madison Square Garden since December 1994. As with last year's run, the floor at these four Madison Square Garden shows will be general admission. These 2013 NYE concerts will be the 28th, 29th, 30th and 31st Phish shows at Madison Square Garden since the band first played there in 1994. The band's 30th show at MSG will both fall on December 30 and during the band's 30th anniversary year.
Tickets will go on sale to the general public beginning Saturday, October 12th at Noon ET at Ticketmaster or can be charged by phone at 866.858.0008. If tickets are still available, they may be purchased at the venue box office beginning Monday, October 14th (Mon-Sat 9am-6pm).
This December, Phish will close 2012 with shows at New York's Madison Square Garden from December 28-31. This is the third year in a row that The Vermont Quartet have celebrated New Year's Eve at Madison Square Garden, and the second consecutive year they have played four nights at the Garden. After this run of shows, Phish will have headlined 'The World's Most Famous Arena' 27 times since 1994.


This is to inform the general public that the school management of The Imo State University, Owerri (IMSU) is about to release the first semester examination date and timetable for the 2018/2019 academic session.
Please Note! Currently, IMSU 1st Semester Exam Date for 2018/2019 is yet to Release Online. Will you like to know immediately the Date is out? Bookmark this page and Keep Checking Back.
As at the time of publishing this post, the management of IMSU is yet to make an official publication about the Exams Timetable for the 2018/2019 academic session.
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Erika Hernandez, FNP is a family nurse practitioner at HRHCare Peekskill, the Jeannette J. Phillips Health Center. A graduate of Empire State College, she received her FNP from Mount Saint Mary College in Newburgh. Prior to joining HRHCare, she served patients at Orange Regional Medical Center, Kingston Hospital, and the Hamaspik Center for Human Services in Monsey. Ms. Hernandez is licensed as a family nurse practitioner in the State of New York.


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Worlds Collide in ICI ARTV Rebrand
A hole in one sets off a sequence of dominoes; a man tap dances to teeth chompers; popcorn pops to the beat of a drum; a clock spins to a tune played on a piano.
Two unrelated scenes set side-by-side play off of each other in fun and interactive ways for ICI ARTV's rebrand. The French-Canadian arts and culture specialty channel used the concept of two worlds colliding to showcase the personality of its new tagline, "Couleur Culture" (Colour your Culture) in a playful and quirky way.
Creative Director Marie-Eve Tremblay said the channel was looking for something artistic and edgy that was different from its other branding elements which relied heavily on featuring hosts and TV personalities.
"For us, "Couleur Culture" means that ICI ARTV has a cultural programming, but it also highlights culture in a way that makes you say 'Wow! It's colorful, different and surprising!'" she said.
Art Director Olivier Charland, who's also a well known set designer and graphic designer, led the in-house development of the concept to pair together two parallel universes on a split screen and create surprising interactions between them.
He and his team brainstormed ideas of things that wouldn't work in real life but could be meshed together to create a relationship, like a joystick that controls the construction of a tiered cake. He began by creating sketches, then built individual sets for each graphic world and captured the interactions on camera to "keep that human touch."
"We mixed stop motion with live action to make make it more magical," Charland said.
The project took about a month to complete. The post production was pretty simple, only because it required so much pre-production, preparation and testing beforehand, like setting up all the dominoes and getting the sequence to work in one shot. The vibrant colors also speak to the cultural programming of the channel, while the text in the new tagline uses the same approach of two different fonts that work together.
The campaign itself includes 10 fillers, six IDs, a series of five-second on-air elements to run at the opening of scheduled shows, a series of PG-13 warnings that air before content-sensitive shows, and photos for print and web campaigns.
ICI ARTV also developed original music scored so that the spots can be cut at various times depending on programming needs. This element adds another layer to the campaign, creating scenarios where the music viewers hear is clearly not, for instance, that of the piano being played on screen, causing everything to feel slightly off beat.
The sound design serves to "immerse the viewer in the quirky world" and "makes it a bit more weird in a sense," Charland said.
The rebrand, which rolled out toward around the beginning of June, fits with the vibe of ICI ARTV's programming, like the series C'est juste de la TV (The TV Show), where three hosts candidly discuss the good, the bad and the ugly of what was on television that week, and PaparaGilles (A French wordplay on "paparazzi") where hosts bring unexpected questions to the red carpet.
"It's really in the same spirit of our tagline," Tremblay said. "We don't want something plain."
Client: ICI ARTV
Marketing Director: François Jean
Creative Director: Marie-Eve Tremblay
Director, Art Director: Olivier Charland
Director of Photography, Photographer: Simon Duhamel (Consulat)
Production Director: Myriam Girouard (Folio)
Editor: François Ratelle
Composer: Jean-Phi Goncalves (XS Music)
Motion Designers: Patrick Dupuis, Jonathan Harnois
Post Production Coordinator: Sandrine Delpech
Announcers: Martin Rouette and Sophie Vajda
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Is there a keyboard command for Firefox View?
How to Customize Keyboard Shortcuts on Mac
CMD+SHIFT+P doesn't work for new private window + Firefox doesn't recognize custom key commands
Why can't I customize tab switching to Cmd-Left and Cmd-Right?
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Firefox and other browsers can't load websites
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11/2/22, 11:15 AM
I really like the new Firefox View, but I'd love to be able to get to the view with a keyboard command. I tried treating like the first tab (Cmd+1), but that doesn't work, nor does Cmd+0. Hovering over it doesn't reveal a keyboard shortcut. It doesn't appear on any of the menus, so I'm at a loss as to how to assign a custom control.
I really like the new Firefox View, but I'd love to be able to get to the view with a keyboard command. I tried treating like the first tab (Cmd+1), but that doesn't work, nor does Cmd+0. Hovering over it doesn't reveal a keyboard shortcut. It doesn't appear on any of the menus, so I'm at a loss as to how to assign a custom control. Thanks so much!
11/2/22, 12:55 PM
Note that the Firefox View button is customizable and can be moved to another toolbar to make it easier to use toolbar navigation to reach it as on the Tab bar you first need to focus the location bar and then navigate to the Tab bar and then to the Firefox View button via Tab and Shift Tab.
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/access-toolbar-functions-using-keyboard
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/customize-firefox-controls-buttons-and-toolbars
Note that the Firefox View button is customizable and can be moved to another toolbar to make it easier to use toolbar navigation to reach it as on the Tab bar you first need to focus the location bar and then navigate to the Tab bar and then to the Firefox View button via Tab and Shift Tab. *https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/access-toolbar-functions-using-keyboard *https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/customize-firefox-controls-buttons-and-toolbars


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Mladen Rudonja
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Mladen Rudonja ( listen (help·info)) (born 26 July 1971) is a retired Slovenian footballer who represented his country at two major tournaments, Euro 2000 and the 2002 World Cup.
(1971-07-26) 26 July 1971 (age 47)
Koper, SFR Yugoslavia
1.74 m (5 ft 9 in)
Koper 32 (8)
Izola 46 (16)
Zagreb 6 (0)
Olimpija 26 (2)
Marsonia 14 (1)
Gorica 16 (4)
Primorje 9 (4)
Sint-Truidense VV 74 (21)
Portsmouth 14 (0)
Apollon Limassol 11 (2)
Anorthosis Famagusta 3 (0)
Olimpija Ljubljana 34 (19)
Slovenia 65 (1)
Slovenia B 2 (0)
He most often played as a winger (usually on the left) or striker. Despite this, he did not score a goal for the Slovenian national side until his 53rd cap - in the second leg of a playoff for the 2002 World Cup against Romania in Bucharest. The match finished 1–1, a result that was enough to secure Slovenia's qualification, having won the first leg 2–1 in Ljubljana.
His son, named Roy, is also a footballer and was called for the 2012 UEFA European Under-17 Football Championship.[1][2]
Slovenian international players
^ http://www.uefa.com/under17/season=2012/teams/player=250050095/index.html
^ http://theyouthradar.com/2012/04/03/european-under-17-championships-preview-hosts-slovenia-looking-to-perform-on-home-soil/
Player profile at NZS (in Slovene)
Mladen Rudonja at Soccerbase
Mladen Rudonja at National-Football-Teams.com
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News: Let's promote the adoption of the Revolutionary Calendar to advance the scientific timekeeping of the region!
Some discussion in IRC let to the thought of, "why not make a thread for suggestions?". I think that often people have ideas on how to improve something but may not be exactly sure on how to do it. The purpose of this thread is for anyone to comment on how they might like to improve Taijitu - any aspect of it - and we can all discuss openly how to remedy the issue.
"I assure you -- I will be quite content to be a mere mortal again, dedicated to my own amusements."
One suggestion that I can think of is changing the format of regional elections from simply voting in a poll to either PMing an administrator with votes or posting votes in the election thread. Voter fraud is extremely easy to commit when elections are held using a poll, though fraud is impossible when posting votes on the election thread or PMing votes to an admin.
Something simple and clean: THE ABILITY TO LIKE/DISLIKE POSTS. Obviously, this is a technical change that may not be possible, but I just wanted to throw the idea out there.
I've never used Simple Machines but I've used Vbulletin and phpBB, and if it's similar then installing hacks on forum software is usually fairly easy. Liking posts sounds cool. Not sure about disliking.
An arcade would be fantastic. One of the arcade mods I used to use allowed you to set up tournaments, which were quite fun.
I think the voting suggestion could be turned into a proposed law for the Ecclesia - as for like/dislike buttons, we'd have to check out mods. There are SMF mods available, and I imagine like/dislike buttons are one of them.
How would a poll be rigged?
I imagine only citizens can vote in the polls, especially for elections. I don't imagine such a thing being overlooked by forum administration and nobody can get citizenship for 2 different accounts at the same time. So I would think the polls are near airtight on the matter.


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Home › You, the Leader! › How leaders survive periodic-leadership-bumps
How leaders survive periodic-leadership-bumps
By AB Gabazira on September 25, 2016 • ( 5 )
Leaders – Presidents, CEO's, Family heads, informal honchos of peer groups, will occasionally suffer some turbulence at the helm. At the Effectiveness lab, we call this the 'periodic leadership bump' – PLB. PLB's are bound to happen at any time, and many leaders survive such bumps. PLB's are part and parcel of the leadership game. However, if not managed well, PLB's can become chronic and have the potential to bring failure to even the most quintessential of leaders.
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Again, we use an example from the game of football – specifically, the popular English Premier League (EPL) for this PLB blog. As a manager at Chelsea FC in 2015, Jose Mourinho, one of the most decorated football coaches in the world was sacked by Chelsea Football Club.
Mourinho was hit by the PLB at the start of the 2015/16 EPL season. Chelsea FC had been decorated Champions the season before. A coach of Mourinho's pedigree, it was expected, would manoeuvre and come out of the PLB safe. However, safety was never to come for Mourinho – there are many theories to explain Mourinho's failure to survive what in leadership and management is a standard phenomenon: the PLB.
Below are some of the reasons given for Mourinho's rise and fall during his second spell at Chelsea FC
Not allowing players enough time to rest after the 2014/15 EPL end; Mourinho embarked on ill-advised tours of Asia and North-America, which left many of his players tired at the start of the new 2015/16 EPL season
A penniless summer transfer window – Mourinho apparently needed to bring in new blood at Chelsea but was not supported by the Chelsea FC board
Mourinho is never the savvy PR type of manager; he got embroiled in a quarrel with Eva Carneiro a female football medic that was a darling of many in the EPL – Mourinho tagged her naive for going on to the field and leaving Chelsea with only ten outfield players at a critical moment of the game. Mourinho Vs. Eva, in the public-opinion court, was always going to go one way, Eva's. Mourinho was summarily judged guilty by the public opinion court and suffered individual brand regression
Finally, Mourinho has seen only one thing throughout his life as a professional football manager – SUCCESS. He had never been tested in 'managing-turbulence' as he was at Chelsea in late 2015. He is not the 'defuser' type – and on many occasions, it appeared like Mourinho was pouring petrol onto the fire. Perhaps, emotional intelligence is not his thing – Mourinho did not go to 'Diplomatic school':
''For a manager, learning to cope with losing is nearly as important as learning to cultivate a winning atmosphere. Pressing the right buttons can defuse pressure, but pressing the wrong buttons can have catastrophic consequences. From my perspective, Mourinho's never played the role of defuser''
While all the above variables contributed to Mourinho's PLB at Chelsea in 2015, they are all surmountable, and we can expect a leader of Mourinho's capability to come out unscarred. Football is won on the football field, by scoring more goals than your opponent. Goals, converted into bottom line game points, is the currency of the game. The more points you get, as compared to your opponent, the better your team's prowess.
If Mourinho's on the field results in late 2015 had been good, the PLB would not have turned chronic for him. However, the goals disappeared, and Chelsea found itself low on 'football currency' – they were languishing at the low end of the EPL table. Unacceptable it was to Chelsea's Principals and Mourinho's time at Chelsea FC was up!
Fast Track to mid-2016 and the pedigree in Mourinho, got him the manager's job at one of the biggest clubs in the world, Manchester United. As expected, Mourinho's first three games in charge were wins. However, Mourinho lost games number four and five of the EPL season, and one to his arch-rival and new boy to the EPL Pep Guardiola. The ever present PLB had again hit Mourinho early in a football season – was this going to be a repeat of Mourinho's troubles at Chelsea FC last year? As is always the case in modern football, the football pundits started working Mourinho really hard.
Come EPL game number six on 24/9/16, against the 2015/16 Champions Leicester City and all eyes were on Mourinho waiting to see if he would stop the PLB. The world was waiting to see another chronic PLB continue to develop. Mourinho beat the Champions 4 – 1. While the jury is still out on Mourinho's team and whether he has successfully stemmed the PLB, for now, Mourinho proved to the world that PLB's are manageable.
How to manage PLB's:
Leaders are like orchestra band conductors – the music is played by the band members and not conductor. The members of the band [read: football players] at Chelsea let down the band Conductor [read: manager Mourinho].
During game number six of the 2016/17 EPL, Manchester United's players turned up for the manager. The members of the band played the right orchestra music for both the band conductor and the listening audience – and for the latter, they got a rousing applause at the end of the game.
Upon close analysis, Mourinho was able to stop his latest PLB because he had certain profiles of outfield players on the field. All but one of the four Manchester United goals were scored by a defender and midfield players. Mourinho's team produced galvanising football and four super goals categorised as below:
Captain's goal
Genius's goal
Poacher's goal
Leader's goal
From the above, we classify four types of horizontal-leaders, that CEO's can depend on when experiencing the PLB:
Captains – these are formal leaders, frequently an offshoot of the natural leader in four below. Such individuals have the knack to lead and get the very best out of the others. They are respected by their peers. They will rarely let their seniors down. Leaders will delegate to them knowing that they will do all within their means to defend the brand. Captains aren't the genius type – they are work horses, whose tenacity delivers value
Geniuses – these are individuals that have mastered the technical detail of their trade. They can be relied upon to do what looks impossible to others – they are quintessential at what they do. They usually are not your natural leaders, but will, and with little effort, produce finessed products/services. They are usually extremely talented at their craft
Poachers – these are individuals with the seventh sense in them; they know where, when, and how to position themselves; their serendipity allows them to take chances, and exploit opportunities as and when they arise. They can be a real saviour to their bosses during PLB's. These individuals are God-sent
Leaders – these are natural leaders, that always go the extra mile to bring value to the brand. They will fill leadership vacuums – they will lead even without the official title of Captain. These are the individuals that later become team captains
For those of you familiar with the game of Football, and the EPL in particular, from Manchester United's 4 – 1 win over EPL champions Leicester City yesterday, we witnessed: a Captain's goal [Smalling], a Genius's goal [Marta], a Poacher's goal [Rushford], and a Leader's goal [Pogba] – their display arrested Mourinho's latest PLB
CEO's, look out for these four staff profiles in your teams – one day, they will help you overcome a PLB!
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George Lwanga
Being an ardent football fan, this analysis has blown me away. I have learnt a thing or two about managing in turbulent times.
Thanks for reading the blog bwana George! Hope you have the right team Profile at BA 😁
What if the bumps become more frequent. Won't they break your back? Not sure leaders get used to these bumps that come in different sizes and shapes….
Great piece. Learnt a lot.
Hello Kairukabi – thanks for reading the blog!
CEO's – take one for the team – Gabazira's blog


7. Phenomenologists tend to engage in debate as to whether what Husserl calls the transcendental phenomenological epochê and reduction is useful or even possible.
The Editors of the Journal are aware of the broad range of ways in which phenomenology is applied by a variety of scholars, such as classical, hermeneutical, existential, and religious, AND that phenomenology is an approach and a research method which is not static but evolving. As such, it is their wish that each of these sub-disciplines be developed and extended within the context of this forum. Of particular interest to the Editors is the application of these various sub-disciplines and their theoretical sources, to applied practical topics in the research field determined by submitting authors.


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Q: Battery pack solution for a 5V 500mA project My project contains:

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*Raspberry Pi Zero W

*Arduino ProMicro

*10 5V RGB LEDs

*I2S amp that drives a 4Ω 3W speaker

Currently I am powering it from a 10000mAh USB power bank. But in order to avoid brutal powerdown, I need a "smart" battery solution where the battery level and charging/discharging status could be monitored and user informed about it.
My current measurements show that at rest it consumes 220mA, max current is about 800mA, and normal use current is about 500mA.
I'd like it to be able to live from full charge something around 24h. During that time, it would be actively used for about 2h, while the rest of the time it would be in "resting" mode, consuming no more than 220mA. So, I figure I need 2*500+22*220=5840mAh (at 5V) battery solution.
I have checked for the necessary circuitry needed to monitor the battery charging (Sparkfun Battery Babysitter - LiPo Battery Manager) and a voltage regulator. But I am puzzled about the Li-Po element - for a 3.7V Li-Po output voltage, stepped-up to 5V that would mean I need 5840/3.7*5=7892mAh (if my calculation is correct).
So, do 8000mAh Li-Po elements exist? If they do, it seems they are extremely rare.

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So, do 8000mAh Li-Po elements exist? If they do, it seems they are extremely rare.

They're not rare. They're just expensive. Batteries that size are used fairly frequently by RC model airplanes and if a cell of a certain size does not exist then they put them in parallel. As mentioned, larger mAh come with increased safety issues. The chargers to charge such large batteries in a reasonable amount of time are also quite expensive, and such chargers also tend to need a separate high current AC-DC power supply which further increases cost.
Batteries with that capacity are used to fly not-exactly-small airplanes and helicopters which would suggest your went wrong somewhere in requiring such battery capacity for a much less intensive application. You don't even need this comparison to know something is wrong. Your system is idling 92% of the time but that is consuming 80% of all your energy. Your "resting mode" current is a whopping 220mA. That is far too high.
What is consuming all that current when your system is supposed to just be sitting there doing nothing? Deal with that and your battery will be 1/5th the size. Don't let things idle with power for no reason. Put things into sleep mode after a period of inactivity or power things down with MOS switches until there is a reason to power them up.
Stepping down is also easier than stepping up, so I would suggest you go for a two cells in series to get 7.4V and step that down to 5V.

A: Larger Lithium Polymer cells can present larger safety problems (bigger faster fires if they fail).  That's one possible reason for their scarcity on the retail market.
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Ex-dictator unnerves Guatemalans
"If Rios Montt actually wins I'm getting out of this country. There are going to be killings. The whole country is going to go mad," says Sandra Fereiro, 22, a Guatemalan government worker.
Rios Montt faces charges of genocide under Spanish law
"We are stocking up on essential supplies of food and water before the election as we do not know what is going to happen," she says.
Guatemala goes to the polls on 9 November. One of the key contestants for the post of president is former military dictator Jose Efrain Rios Montt, and he is in with an outside chance.
Montt is accused of the state-sponsored murder of thousands of people during Guatemala's 36-year civil war. He faces charges of genocide under Spanish law following the killings of its citizens in Guatemala during his 16-month reign of terror in 1982-83.
Overturned
He has twice before tried to run for presidency but a constitutional law banned him as a former coup leader. That was overturned this July by the constitutional court.
"Twenty years ago Rios Montt ran a military regime that killed thousands of people. Today, he should be on trial, not running for president," says Jose Miguel Vivanco, head of Human Rights Watch for the Americas.
In the last few months, more than 20 political killings have taken place in a climate of fear and intimidation. The killings are linked to presidential elections on 9 November. The United Nations says President Alfonso Portillo's leadership has led to an "uncontrollable spiral of violence".
Journalists (hands lifted) were heldhostage by Montt supporters
Journalists (hands lifted) were held
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"Given the urgency of the situation, we believe it is now critical that the UN moves as quickly as possible," said a joint letter to UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan in October from Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights calling for an investigation commission into armed clandestine groups.
The notorious military agency, the Presidential Security Guard (EMP) was ceremoniously disbanded on 31 October but, under a new law, ex-members can be drafted quickly into the security services, the SAAS.
Oscar Berger of the Great Guatemalan National Alliance (Gana) is ahead in the polls with 33%. Rios Montt, who is currently the head of congress for the ruling party, the Guatemalan Republican Front (FRG) is in third place behind Alvaro Colom from the National Unity of Hope (UNE).
"Berger is the best choice because he is so rich he doesn't need to be corrupt," says Marco Perez, 42, a dentist. "All the other parties have their own interests at heart."
Corrupt techniques
"Many parties are buying votes," says Juan Gomez, 30, a teacher. "Rios Montt and the FRG could win on account of their corrupt techniques. Problems that already exist for Guatemala will get worse."
"The current climate is one of mistrust and fear amongst the people. It is likely to be a civil war. I believe there isn't a sector that is in agreement with the FRG. In some communities they have chased them out when they have tried to hold rallies," says Maria Hernandez, 37, director of a social development project.
"Berger is the best choice because he is so rich he doesn't need to be corrupt"
Marco Perez,
Former members of the Civil Self-Defence Patrol (PAC), rightwing paramilitary set up in 1982 under Rios Montt, held in their custody four journalists from the daily newspaper Prensa Libre and only released them recently after getting signed promises of government compensation.
The PACs were disbanded in 1996, after more than 200,000 people had been killed in the civil war, 90% of them by security services.
President Portillo has offered them 5% payment before and 95% after the election. All other candidates have followed suit with the 95% offer, except Alvaro Colom, who refuses and says the country cannot afford it.
"The military and the police are not allowed to vote but Rios Montt has already secured 250,000 papers that he is distributing to them so they can illegally get on the electoral register," claims Sandra Fereiro.
"They threaten the indigenous person that they will kill everyone who doesn't vote for him. Considering their history, the indigenous people are very frightened and will not believe anyone who tells them to ignore this and that it is a private vote," she said.


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9/3/2014 – His attacks are well timed, his novelties uncomfortable to play against, his technique exquisite. Fabiano Caruana (picture from 1995!) moves to a gorgeous 6-0 after blowing Veselin Topalov off the board with a great tactical sacrifice that destroyed the Bulgarian's king position. The other games were interesting, but some players are imprecise and difficult to recognize. Round six report.
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2014 Sinquefield Cup
This super-GM double round robin tournament is being played from August 27th to September 7th. It is billed as the strongest tournament in the history of chess.
The players – Magnus Carlsen (Norway), Levon Aronian (Armenia), Fabiano Caruana (Italy), Hikaru Nakamura (USA), Veselin Topalov (Bulgaria) and Maxime Vachier-Lagrave (France) – are the world's number 1, 2, 3, 5, 8 and 9, the average rating is 2802, making this the first ever Category XXIII tournament!
The prize fund is US $315,000 in total, with the winner getting $100,000, the runner up $75,00, and the rest $50,000 – $20,000. The venue is the Chess Club and Scholastic Center at 4657 Maryland Avenue, Saint Louis, MO 63108. Tickets cost $15 per round, $65 for five rounds and $100 for all ten rounds.
Round Six
Round 06 - September 02, 2014
Nakamura, Hikaru 2787
½-½
Aronian, Levon 2805
Caruana, Fabiano 2801
Topalov, Veselin 2772
Carlsen, Magnus 2877
Vachier-Lagrave, M 2768
It has happened once before in history. Karpov started the Linares 1994 tournament with a devastating 6-0, but this must be even more impressive. Caruana moves to a 6-0, and unbelievable performance. He is winning so much rating that all of the other players in this event are losing some. The question in everyone's mind is not if he will win the tournament, but if he will go 10-0.
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Nakamura, Hikaru ½-½ Aronian, Levon
Nakamura repeated a line he tried against Carlsen last year, but he obtained next to nothing then and he obtained next to nothing now. Aronian tried to spice up the game after his opponent wasted two moves without any real purpose.
Nakamura has strangely been very imprecise
Kasparov had his own opinion of Nakamura's maneuver
However the Armenian might have overpressed, and his passed d-pawn was weaker than it seemed. Nakamura missed his chance to play around the pawn and capture it later, and instead attacked it too quickly. This let Aronian counter-attack the weak c4 pawn and after the trade of pawns the draw became very likely.
Carlsen, Magnus ½-½ Vachier-Lagrave, Maxime
An accelerated dragon, not the most common of openings at the top level but one that guarantees interesting fights. Unusually, MVL confused his move order and played 7...0-0 instead of 7...Qa5! Both variations are of course perfectly playable, but the real mistake came when it was time to retake on d5.
MVL confused his move-order and it left him in a position he was not too familiar with
Black should have taken with the knight and eased the pressure, but instead MVL took with the pawn and Carlsen seized his chance for the initiative. A transposition into a very pleasant endgame looked torturous for the French player as it was exactly what Carlsen loves: a position with no risk where he can push forever. However this did not happen today; actually Carlsen lost his advantage very quickly and the resulting opposite colored bishop endgame was an easy draw. Very strange.
"I had a good position today and I screwed up. That's why I'm in a foul mood now"
Carlsen explained to Maurice Ashley in the post-game show
Caruana, Fabiano 1-0 Topalov, Veselin
An absolute demolition! We recommend seeing the comments in the board below.
Caruana is one of the most humble players in the top level of chess. When asked about his performance compared to Karpov's in Linares 1994: ""In terms of play, I'm not even close to Karpov."
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Top twenty Live Ratings on 03 September 2014, 03:50 GMT
It is time to take a look at the (unofficial) live ratings. Currently Caruana has gained a whopping 30 rating points in Saint Louis, while Magnus Carlsen has lost eight, which brings the Italian to "just" 31 points behind the World Champion. More relavant is that he is now firmly entrenched in second place, 38 points ahead of his nearest rival.
# Name Rating
1 Carlsen 2862.4
2 Caruana 2830.6
3 Aronian 2793.3
4 Grischuk 2789.0
5 Anand 2785.0
6 Topalov 2781.8
7 Karjakin 2777.0
8 Nakamura 2773.5
9 Vachier-Lagr. 2767.4
10 Mamedyarov 2760.4
11 Kramnik 2760.0
12 Giri 2758.0
13 Dominguez 2755.0
14 So 2755.0
15 Adams 2752.0
16 Gelfand 2748.0
17 Jakovenko 2747.0
18 Vitiugov 2742.0
19 Ding, Liren 2738.6
20 Wojtaszek 2736.0
Caruana's 2831 is the fourth highest in the history of the game: Carlsen hit 2889 in April this year, Kasparov was 2857 at his peak, and Aronian was 2836 last February. We are proud to note that we kind of recognized Fabiano's potential back in 2007, when he was just fifteen and we published a guess-who quiz on him:
Who is this grandmaster?
Can you guess who the cute young child in the photo is? Once again we provide you with some clues:
He was born in a country which is not that of his parents, i.e. he was "born abroad".
He started playing chess at an early age and showed great talent for the game, gaining the FM, IM and GM titles earlier than most of his compatriots.
In his early career he was often to be seen in the New York City area, where he was friends with Pal Benko and Susan Polgar.
Today he lives in Europe, but does not spent much time in his native country, although he is part of its chess federation and represents it.
He remains a strong GM, rated around 2600, the strongest player in his native country.
In the last weeks or months he played successfully in an international tournament, proving that age does not matter in chess.
To our delight he sends us deeply annotated games that provide valuable insight into the thought processes of a player of his calibre.
To give you an impression of his style of annotation here is a snippet from a game we recently received. The full version of this and a second beautifully annotated game will be published here in a few days. In the following position our grandmaster, who had white, had just played the exchange 14...Nb4xBd3 15.Pc2xNd3. He writes:
In my preparation before the game I assessed this position as favourable for White due to Black's insecure king and White's rapid development. I can only wonder what I was thinking. After Black's next move it is clear he will have few problems with his king, while White will sorely miss his light-squared bishop. 15...b6! Now I suddenly realised that only Black could have an advantage here. I will have very serious problems with my d3-pawn after ...Ba6 and ...Qg6. For whatever reason I had only considered 15...c5?, which is clearly bad due to 16.b4! b6 (16...cxb4 17.Nb3 b6 18.a3 with initiative) 17.Nb3 Qg6 18.bxc5 Ba6 19.Rf3 bxc5 20.Bxf4+/-.
The solution was provided in this report, which includes some lovely childhood photos.
Round 01 - August 27, 2014
Carlsen, Magnus 2877 Nakamura, Hikaru 2787
Vachier-Lagrave, M 2768 Caruana, Fabiano 2801
Topalov, Veselin 2772 Aronian, Levon 2805
Nakamura, Hikaru 2787 Topalov, Veselin 2772
Aronian, Levon 2805 Vachier-Lagrave, M 2768
Caruana, Fabiano 2801 Carlsen, Magnus 2877
Caruana, Fabiano 2801 Nakamura, Hikaru 2787
Carlsen, Magnus 2877 Aronian, Levon 2805
Vachier-Lagrave, M 2768 Topalov, Veselin 2772
Nakamura, Hikaru 2787 Vachier-Lagrave, M 2768
Topalov, Veselin 2772 Carlsen, Magnus 2877
Aronian, Levon 2805 Caruana, Fabiano 2801
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Here is an update on the latest Custom Games and Apps Published by tmhr consulting.
The one mobile app that we designed and developed for a client is the Peel Scrap Metal Recycling App Press Release. This app is an extension from the Peel Scrap Metal Recycling website we designed, developed and continue to maintain.
We implemented an integration from the peel scrap metal recycling internal server and the web server. This integration allows us to maintain a copy of the scrap metal recycling prices and display four of them on the web site home page and 17 of them on the mobile app. These scrap metal prices are updated on an hourly basis.
The other feature we implemented was an automatically updated map for both peel scrap metal recycling warehouse to provide directions from the iPhone/iPad location.
Another mobile app that was successfully published on iTunes App Store is our app to prevent medication dispensing errors (free with ads) and Meds Life Cycle Pro (paid without ads). This app was created as a result of the president of tmhr consulting experiencing a medication dispensing error in 2006.
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If you run your own business, it's vital to keep accurate financial records. However, you shouldn't see bookkeeping as a chore, but rather an opportunity to measure the fiscal health of your company. Up-to-date books can also help you convince lenders to part with their money should you need a quick cash injection.
Depending on your business type, you'll have different levels of involvement in the bookkeeping process. Sole traders must keep records of their business's sales and expenses, while limited companies must retain yearly records for six years. As it can be a confusing process, accounting software specialist Sage has compiled its top tips for keeping tabs on income and expenditure in small businesses.
Managing your cash flow manually by entering your income and expenditure into spreadsheets can be a good way to keep track when your business is small. However, electronic accounting software can pull transaction records from your bank account, so making use of it can save time, money and help avoid human error.
Professional bookkeeping software can also create reports to summarise the data in various useful forms. Additionally, it can highlight areas where you're spending too much, as well as helping predict where your business is going.
It pays to set aside time to manage your books on a regular basis. If you decide to sort your accounts but find yourself struggling to keep on top of them, it's always better to ask for support than try to fix it yourself as this can lead to problems further down the line. The best method is to do a little everyday to ensure that you stay up to date.
When you first start trying to untangle your company's income and expenditure, the most important financial statements to understand are the balance sheet, income statement and cash flow statement.
A balance statement gives a snapshot of a company's net worth at the end of a certain date. It's broken down into what a company owns (assets) and what it owes (liabilities).
Assets include: cash, accounts receivable, inventory, prepaid insurance, investments, land, buildings, equipment, and goodwill.
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An income statement is an indication of the company's performance or results over a certain period of time. This can be used to monitor when a business makes a profit or a loss. Profitability can affect whether lenders will lend to you, so keeping your books up to date will help you make a stronger case if you need additional funds.
The income statement tends to be split into two sections: operating and non-operating. Operating items are the revenues and expenses involved with production, importing and selling. For example, the operating activities of a retailer include purchasing goods and selling them. For manufacturers, it would be the manufacture of products and the sale of them.
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Small business owners need to be particularly careful about managing cash flow as they're less likely to have enough capital to cover the daily expenses of their business. An accurate cash flow statement also allows your company to scrutinise every item you buy and get the best value for your money. Remember that some costs are also tax deductible for self-employed people, so always check the government guidelines for qualifying products.
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In early November, Samsung revealed One UI, the company's refined approach to its proprietary Android skin.
The new look features more whitespace and tweaks throughout the entire design.
Samsung recently opened registration for the One UI beta program, allowing Galaxy S9 and S9 Plus users to participate in testing and providing feedback.
Naturally, curious about all of the new changes, we enrolled a Galaxy S9 of our own into the beta program. What follows are some of One UI's changes and new features.
The moment you turn on a One UI device, you're greeted with Bixby's voice, welcoming you to your new device, and asking if you want to get started on the setup process.
As you can see in the top-right corner of each screenshot, you can silence Bixby with a tap on the speaker.
The entire process feels very similar to the Windows 10 setup process with Cortana.
As you can see, whitespace and big, bold, text are prominent throughout the setup process. Even the fingerprint registration screen makes sure you can see everything.
Most everything on One UI now has a rounded feel to it. From the notification dropdown, to the new navigation bar icons, to the new app icons -- rounded corners on everything.
The multitasking button in the navigation bar is now made up of three vertical lines. That's because One UI displays open apps on a horizontal line, displaying each app's preview with a swipe to the left.
It's the same approach Apple uses with iOS, and what Google uses in Android Pie 9.0.
That's because the One UI update also brings Android Pie 9.0 with it. This is the Android Pie Easter Egg found in settings on the Galaxy S9.
Part of Samsung's apporach to One UI is to make interacting with content on the screen easier, even when the phone is being used with one hand.
In order to do that, One UI displays various elements down lower on the screen, as you can see here with the quick settings tile that now takes up the entire screen.
The same approach was also taken within various Samsung apps, such as Messages and Settings.
The top of the interface features the same big font, while the lower portion puts the interface within reach of your thumb.
For those curious, even the screenshot tool has been redesigned.
In apps like Phone and Gallery options that previously had been located along the top of the interface have been moved to the bottom of the screen.
Again, making them easier to reach.
Samsung's own app icons have been redesigned. The Gallery app, for example, is now red and has the outline of a flower inside it.
The Always-On Display now features a large area for the time and date, with app notification icons just below it.
Tap on the notificaitons to expand and see the full alert.
A new Night Mode can be manually turned on. When on, the system interface turns black, including Samsung's own apps.
The black interface saves on battery as well as makes it easier on your eyes to look at the display in a dark environment.
The setting indicates there's an option to have Night Mode turn on based on the time of day and your location, but the setting doesn't appear to work yet.
This is a beta, after all.
Android Pie introduced gesture-based navigation to Android.
Samsung is giving users the option to use gestures for navigation, or use the standard navigation bar with a home and back button.
A new Scene Optimizer mode in the camera app is included in the One UI update.
The feature claims to improve photos by adjusting the color to match the subject of the photo.


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Kate Vane January 13, 2020 Literary fiction, Reviews
Twelve-year-old Edward Adler and his clever, unconventional, loving family are flying from Newark to Los Angeles to begin a new life when their plane crashes in Colorado. Edward is the only person on the plane to survive. Horribly injured and the object of international attention, Edward must find a way to deal with his pain and grief and move on.
Dear Edward has two timelines: one follows Edward after the crash, and the other a number of passengers, including the Adler family, from their arrival at the airport to the moment of their death.
I found the story of the plane and its passengers the more interesting of the two. There is, of course, the mystery of why the plane crashes, which is not revealed until near the end of the novel. Even without a crash though, the setting is inherently dramatic, people of different backgrounds confined in one small space, forced to rub up against each other (sometimes literally).
The people on the flight are all preoccupied with events in their lives, the turning points that led them to be on that particular plane at that particular time, and there is a poignancy to knowing that all their thoughts and hopes and fears will come to nothing.
The story of Edward in the aftermath of the crash is moving: the difficulty he faces being in the public eye, the shock for his aunt and uncle who suddenly find themselves caring for someone in great need at a time when they have issues of their own. However, the difficulty from a storytelling point of view is that the drama of the story is at the beginning. Recovery involves life becoming less about highs and lows, more about embracing the ordinary.
As the years move on, Edward tries to re-establish his sense of identity and find his purpose. The story can veer towards the saccharine at times. Edward is surrounded by a series of benign figures who are all, in different ways, trying to help him, and aside from one hiccup in his relationship with his closest friend, Shay, they seem unstinting in their desire to heal Edward and to negate their own desires.
It's as if they have obediently accepted their role in life as secondary characters, though to be fair, this may in part be because the story is told from Edward's point of view. (Shay does chide him at one point for his lack of interest in other people's problems.)
I also felt that the purpose Edward stumbles on was a little unconvincing and out of step with the themes of the story. It takes his grief and makes something uplifting of it, but I think a bit more grit and ambiguity would have made for a more convincing ending.
There are moments of great emotion, beautifully written. You understand the terrible sense of loss Edward feels, the helplessness of the adults around him, the sense of being alienated from his own body and his own life. The narrative also subtly echoes Edward's past life in the present, both in what is there and what is lost. For me, though, it is those other stories, of the people who died, whose conflict never had a resolution, which are more moving.
I received a copy of Dear Edward from the publisher via Netgalley.
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Men's cross-country: Top of NESCAC, third at NCAA
For the first time since 2016, men's cross-country has won the NESCAC championship, with seven Ephs, all of whom won All-NESCAC Honors, finishing in the top 11 runners. After that, the Ephs continued their winning streak at the New England Regional, tallying 24 points and earning an automatic berth to NCAA, where they finished third with a team score of 183. The team will graduate Tristan Colaizzi '20, Ryan Cox '20, Isaac Goodman '20, Ben Hearon '20, Jenks Hehmeyer '20, Peter Kirgis '20, Kevin LaFleche '20, Kenneth Marshall '20, William McGovern '20 and Sam Wischnewsky '20.
Women's cross-country: First place at NESCAC, third at NCAA
As the host of this season's NESCAC championship, women's cross-country won on home turf with a score of 58 points, placing six runners in the top 20 and capturing its fourth NESCAC title in the last five years. After winning the New England Regionals, the Ephs took third place at NCAA with a score of 168. This year, the team will graduate Carmen Bango '20, Maddy Boutet '20, Janelle Gowgiel '20, Julia Gunther '20, Emma Herrmann '20, Hannah Lebowitz '20, Anna Passannante '20, Leah Rosenfeld '20 and Emily Tibbetts '20.
Women's field hockey: Overall record 13-4, NESCAC record 7-3
Starting off strong in the season, No. 4 women's field hockey (13-4, 7-3 in NESCAC) kept a total win streak of 11 matches before falling to No.1 Bowdoin in the NESCAC conference. Having defeated Bates 3-1 in the quarterfinals, the Ephs advanced to semifinals, where they fell to the Jumbos. The team will graduate Charlotte Cooper '20, Marissa Feller '20, Calla Khilnani '20, Abby Lloyd '20, Nina McGowan '20, Isabel Perry '20 and Emma Ticknor '20.
Men's football: NESCAC record 7-2
No. 3 men's football (7-2 in NESCAC) continued its success from last season and used its momentum to defeat No. 5 Amherst with a score of 31-9 in a memorable Homecoming game. The Ephs scored 14 points in the first quarter and steadily maintained their advantage after that. The team will graduate Ben Anthony '20, Luke Apuzzi '20, Steve Bohling '20, Jansen Durham '20, William Gentilello '20, Kyle Horihan '20, Jake Mohan '20, Jeffrey MacArthur '20, Ryan Pruss '20, Frank Scheck '20, Jeremy Subjinski '20 and Oscar Unobskey '20.
Men's soccer: Overall record 8-4-5, NESCAC record 5-2-3
No. 4 men's soccer (8-4-5, 5-2-3 in NESCAC) beat No. 5 Bates in the championship quarterfinals with a 3-0 win before advancing to NESCAC semifinals against No. 2 Tufts, where it took their rivals into overtime and ended the game with a 0-1 loss. The team will graduate Liam Bardong '20, Bobby Fabricant '20, Chris Fleischer '20, Demian Gass '20, Andrew Mathew '20 and Teo Pollini '20.
Women's soccer: Overall record 11-5-4, made NCAA Elite Eight
No. 3 women's soccer (11-5-4, 6-3-1 in NESCAC) concluded its season with the NCAA section final against the Messiahs, where it drew the game 2-2 at the end of 90 minutes but narrowly lost the penalty shootout. This season is the last one coached by Head Coach Michelyne Pinard, who has been with the team for 18 years and has led the Ephs to three national championships and eight NESCAC championships. The team will graduate Nkem Iregbulem '20, Erika Jung '20, Sarah Kelly '20, Whitney Lincoln '20, Alison Lu '20, Sarah Scire '20 and Liz Webber '20.
Women's volleyball: Overall 14-11, NESCAC record 5-5
No. 6 volleyball (14-11, 5-5 in NESCAC) defeated Connecticut College with a comfortable score line of 3-0 and went on to deny Smith with a hard-fought 3-2 victory before it fell to No. 4 Amherst in the final NESCAC match. Before the Amherst game, the team honored its graduating seniors: Natalie Albright '20, Erin Denham '20, Alexandra Newton '20 and Daiana Takashima '20.
Women's basketball: Overall record 20-8, NESCAC record 6-4
No. 4 women's basketball (20-8, 6-4 in NESCAC) topped No. 5 Trinity in the NESCAC quarterfinal, winning the away game 65-56 before it advanced to semifinals, where it fell to tough opponents No. 1 Tufts at home with a score-line of 63-69. In their NCAA run, the Ephs took down Albright 68-46 before defeating Ithaca 69-61, securing their first DIII Sweet Sixteen berth since the 2012-13 season. The team will graduate Katie Brule '20, Emily Chang '20 and Emily Peckham '20.
Men's basketball: Overall record 13-12, NESCAC record 6-4
No. 3 men's basketball (13-12, 6-4 in NESCAC) placed sixth at the NESCAC championship. The Ephs took three wins in a row in the conference against No. 9 Wesleyan (73-54), Bates (63-51) and No. 1 Tufts (71-66) before falling to No. 3 Amherst on Feb. 22, where the Ephs lost 86-89 at home. The team will graduate Mickey Babek '20, Vince Brookins, Jr. '20, Henry Feinberg'20 and Matt Karpowicz '20.
Men's ice hockey Overall record 17-8-1, NESCAC record 13-5-0
No. 1 men's ice hockey (17-8-1, 13-5-0 in the NESCAC) started the season strong with four consecutive wins, taking top seed in the conference. On Feb. 22, the Ephs beat rival Mammoths convincingly with a 5-2, but dropped to No. 5 Wesleyan 3-2 in the NESCAC quarterfinals. The team will graduate Peter Christie '20, Max Fuld '20, Will Somers '20 and Wyatt Glover '20.
Women's ice hockey: Overall record 12-9-4, NESCAC record 8-6-2
No. 5 women's ice hockey took down No. 9 Wesleyan with two home games on the weekend of Feb. 5-6. Despite the 7-1 win followed by another 4-1 victory against the Cardinals, the team fell early to No. 4 Hamilton in the NESCAC championships when the Continentals scored a late winner in the game, which ended 4-3. The Ephs will graduate Marissa Anderson '20, Mia Carroll '20, Caroline Dignard '20, Sarah Michels '20, Amanda Reisman '20 and Hallie Whitmore '20.
Skiing: Fifth at NCAA Regionals
Skiing finished fifth out of 13 teams in the NCAA East Regional Championships, held in Middlebury, Vt. Pauls Sheils '20 and Cole Janco '20 placed 12th and 25th, respectively, in their last career Carnival race. The Ephs then advanced to the championships and raced one day of Alpine and Nordic skiing each before the championship was cancelled due to COVID-19 concerns. Tallying 30 team points, the Ephs stood in 15th out of 23 teams at the time of cancellation. The team will graduate Lucy Alexander '20, Carmen Bango '20, Jack Consenstein '20, Clara Hathorne '20, Cole Janco '20, Will Kannegieser '20, Ryan Schmidt '20, Paul Sheils '20, Ivy Spiegel-Ostrom '20, Dylan Syben '20 and Ingrid Thyr '20.
Men's swimming and diving: First place in NESCAC, 18th title overall
Men's swimming and diving took its 18th overall NESCAC title on Feb. 23. With a 341-point total over his four years at the College, Andrew Trunsky '20 won the High Point Swimmer Award, while head coach Steve Custer won the NESCAC Swimming Coach of the Year for the second year in a row. The Ephs will graduate Alex Bank '20, Will Burford '20, Lucca Delcompare '20, Clayton Morikawa '20 and Andrew Trunsky '20.
Women's swimming and diving: First place in NESCAC, 7th title in a row
Women's swimming and diving captured its seventh consecutive NESCAC title, winning 12 out of 24 events. Caroline White '20 was honored the Swimmer of the Year Award, making her the eighth Eph in school history to receive this award. She also received the 4-Year High Point Swimmer, scoring the most points out of all senior athletes. The Ephs will graduate Caroline Conforti '20, Madeleine Deardorff '20, Elinor Sherman '20, Caroline White '20 and Veronica Wolff '20.
Men's and women's indoor track and field: Second Place in NCAA Championship
On Feb. 29, men's track and field took second place at the NCAA Div. III New England championship, with a total of 104 points. Ryan Cox '20 and Will McGovern '20 finished first and second respectively in 5000m, whereas Nick Gannon '20, co-captain Tristan Colaizzi '20, and Peter Kirgis '20 took 2nd, 4th, and 5th in mid-distance, setting personal records with their performance. The team will graduate Marshall Borrus '20, Tristan Colaizzi '20, Ryan Cox '20, James Dunivan '20, Nick Gannon '20, Benjamin Hearon '20, Christian Holway '20, Peter Kirgis '20, Kevin LaFleche '20, Kenneth Marshall '20, Will McGovern '20, Mykel Miller '20 and Frank Scheck '20.
Women's indoor track and field: First Place in NCAA Championship
Women's indoor track and field took first at the Div. III New England Championship, making this season their third consecutive year with the title. The Ephs finished the championship with 159 points in total. Megan Powell '20 set her personal best in the 200m dash and took second place in the 400m, securing 8 points for the team. Emma Egan '20 took first place in high jump with a height of 1.75 meters, and other senior members set personal bests at the event as well. The team will graduate Maddy Boutet '20, Lauren Crist '20, Sierra Diaz '20, Emma Egan '20, Janelle Gowgiel '20, Emma Hermann '20, Astia Innis '20, Ally Isley '20, Sierra Loomis '20, Anna Passannante '20, Megan Powell '20, Leah Rosenfeld '20, Audrey Rustad '20, Summer-Solstice Thomas '20 and Emily Tibbetts '20.
Wrestling: 8th at NCAA Regionals
Wrestling placed 8th at the NCAA Northeast Regional Championship. Yo Akiyama '20 was named New England Wrestling Association Honorable Mention and was awarded National Wrestling Coaches Association (NWCA) Scholar All-American honors, along with teammates Joey Rossetti '22 and David Yeh '22. The team will graduate Yo Akiyama '20, Luke Anselmi '20, Nick Anselmi '20, Dietrich Hartman '20 and Dylan Millson '20.
Senior Issue 2020
Sports Desk,
'It's tough being in the middle': Ephs on the NESCAC Coalition of Student-Athletes of Color
'Bunnalupe,' 'Shadeball' and 'Tray jumping': Alums recount 'meaningless' athletic achievements
Training, trashcans and track: A semester of practice off-campus
The First Intrapodular Championship of Corridor Soccer, or the strange sports we created to stay sane
Open swim: How my experience went swimmingly
As an unusual season begins, winter athletes on and off campus start to train
Playing the mind game: Sabermetrics at the College
'The ball's not bouncing but the game's on': Professor Rowan Ricardo Phillips on sports, politics and writing
Mission possible: Climb Club resumes practices despite wall closure
Sports teams celebrate Mountain Day


I wasn't going to bother with this building: couldn't get the right perspective, shadows were funky, it wasn't singing to me.
Glad I stuck with it.
I could not, however, solve the problem of getting a full frontal building shot (short of invading the home across the street and shooting from a second floor window…apparently frowned on in places like Kiel) so we will have to leave that one to your imagination.


The recipe has an auspicious beginning — one stick of butter, mixed together with corn syrup and brown sugar.
The mixture gets melted in a pan and then chopped walnuts are stirred in. This will form the glaze of this upside-down cake.
Note: When making the caramel topping, watch the clock carefully — you don't want the mixture to simmer too long or the topping could be too hard, making the cake difficult to bite into. Trust me, I've learned this the hard way.
After that, the recipe is simple — cake flour, eggs, rum, mashed bananas and more are mixed together and then poured into the pan. Once that's in the oven, it's helpful to have snacks on hand while you're waiting for the cake to bake — the smells coming out of your kitchen will make you insanely hungry.
As cakes go, this one's pretty easy — and delicious to boot. The banana base is light and buttery and the caramel-walnut glaze adds a deep, almost-chocolaty sweetness and crunch that gives each bite a nice little kick.
I'd like to think the good doctor would approve.
Spray 8-inch round cake pan with 2-inch-high sides with nonstick spray. Bring butter, sugar, and corn syrup to boil in medium saucepan, stirring constantly until butter melts. Boil syrup 1 minute. Stir in nuts. Spread topping in prepared pan. Let topping cool completely.
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Oh damn you! Now I have an insane craving to make this!
But I'm a lazy baker and don't own an electric mixer (horrors)… Hmmm but I'm so tempted to do this by hand… it has everything I love – crackle caramel, walnuts, butter, BANANA…. darn. I feel a bake coming up!
I am absolutely in love (with this picture and this blog).
Saw the article about you on Poynter and you are such a great inspiration for this young business journalist and budding foodie.
Thanks for the kind words, Carla! Hope you enjoy the book, too…Cheers.


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Approaching this fixture, Liverpool are in incredible form with an unbeaten run of eight matches in all competitions, despite the huge number of important injuries to the side. In the last fixture, the Reds defeated Leicester City by a scoreline of 3-0 to go 64 Premier League games unbeaten at Anfield. As of now, Jurgen Klopp's side are tied in first place in the table on 20 points with Jose Mourinho's Tottenham Hotspur, and a win here could potentially place them in first, with fellow title contenders, Spurs and Chelsea, meeting on Sunday.
Brighton & Hove Albion come into this fixture in wavering form, with one win and three draws in their last five matches, although they defeated Aston Villa away in their last fixture. So far, the Seagulls have won twice and suffered defeat four times in the league, which has placed them in 16th, five points off relegation.
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The Citizens have not performed as well in front of the net this season as they have scored 10 goals and conceded 11 in the Premier League where they sit in 13th spot after eight games. Despite this, Guardiola now has all of his attacking players ready and will be eager to improve on their terrible start.
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This first Digital Tuesday of 2015 will explore cyber security. How can you identify and manage risk, build resilience and continue to prosper? What is the reality of the threats you face? Whether you're a business leader or technologist (or both) this session promises to address your interest in what continues to be one of the enduring themes of the digital economy.
Most of us now use the internet to do business, to advertise and sell, to find new markets, customers and staff, communicate with customers and suppliers, and carry out financial transactions. The internet brings huge opportunities and benefits but with that brings risk. In the 2014 Information Security Breaches Survey carried out by pwc, 81% of large organisations and 60% of small organisations had experienced a security breach during the previous year, with the average cost of that breach doubling from 2013 to £600k – £1.5 Million for a large organisation and £65k to £115k for a small organisation.
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A few weeks ago I signed up to a Brit Quilt Swap, where we make a small quilt (no bigger than 24″ square) for an assigned swap partner.
What makes this really fun is you don't get to find out who is making for you, until you receive it in the post (early July)!
Uber Mama is Lynne from Lily's Quilts, and with her efficient team of Mamas, they have spectacularly organised a large group of us with like minded swap partners.
Last night, at 8.26pm exactly I received THAT email, the one telling me who I am to make this mini quilt for! How exciting – I was fit to burst!
So after stalking my swap partner on Flickr to get an idea of her likes and dislikes, I had so many ideas whizzing through my head that I dreamt all night about it!!!
At least I have some time to plan a design.
The rules are – I'm allowed to blog about what I'm making, but not who I'm making it for (well I could, but then I'd have to kill you!).
In the meantime I've plenty to keep me busy with my nephew's birthday Colour Brick quilt.
Kona Ash sashing is on. Really pleased with how it's looking so far.
I'm waiting on more wadding to arrive, so hopefully I'll get cracking with the quilting later this week.
For now I need to make the back with the leftover Ash & Kaffe fabrics.
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Hugo Gau-Hamm (* 12. Mai 1889 in Mölln-Medow, Rügen; † 9. Oktober 1967 in Berlin (West)) war ein deutscher Schauspieler bei Bühne und Film.

Leben und Wirken

Theater
Gau-Hamm hatte das Realgymnasium absolviert und beabsichtigte ursprünglich, sich der Malerei zuzuwenden. Stattdessen entschied er sich 1909 für die Schauspielerei und ließ im Jahr darauf an der von Raphael Löwenfeld geleiteten Theaterschule des Berliner Schiller-Theaters von Erich Ziegel und Alwine Wiecke ausbilden. Anschließend erhielt Gau-Hamm sein erstes Festengagement in Flensburg. In den letzten Jahren vor dem Ersten Weltkrieg wirkte der gebürtige Rügener an Theatern in Hagen, Dortmund, Stettin und Aachen. Nach seinem Kriegsdienst 1915 bis 1917 kehrte Hugo Gau-Hamm zu Schauspielerei zurück und war ab der Spielzeit 1917/18 bis 1922 am Hamburger Thalia-Theater beschäftigt.

Anschließend wirkte der Künstler nur noch an Berliner Bühnen, allen voran (bis zur von Joseph Goebbels verfügten Schließung sämtlicher deutscher Theater im Sommer 1944) das Staatstheater und die Volksbühne. Nach Kriegsende 1945 wirkte Gau-Hamm bis 1951 am Hebbel-Theater, seit 1952 an Boleslav Barlogs Schiller- und Schloßparktheater. In dieser Zeit war Hugo Gau-Hamm auch für den Rundfunk (NWDR) tätig.

Film
Beim Film war Gau-Hamm ausschließlich im Dritten Reich aktiv. Mit einer winzigen Rolle in seinem Debüt vor der Kamera, dem Propagandastoff Hans Westmar, diente er sich den braunen Machthabern an. In seinen späteren Filmen spielte er zumeist bodenständige, einfache Leute, seltener so hochgestellte Persönlichkeiten wie den General Davout in Revolutionshochzeit.

Als Funktionär
Gau-Hamm war zeitlebens in gewerkschaftlichen Dingen engagiert und stand viele Jahre lang als Gruppenrat dem GDBA-Landesverband Berlin vor.

Filmografie
 1933: Hans Westmar
 1935: Die letzten Vier von Santa Cruz
 1936: Arzt aus Leidenschaft
 1937: Menschen ohne Vaterland
 1937: Revolutionshochzeit
 1941: Jungens
 1941: Ein Windstoß
 1942: Gefährtin meines Sommers
 1943: Jan und die Schwindlerin (UA: 1947)
 1943: Neigungsehe
 1945: Wir beide liebten Katharina

Literatur
 Deutsches Bühnen-Jahrbuch 1960, S. 63 f.
 Johann Caspar Glenzdorf: Glenzdorfs internationales Film-Lexikon. Biographisches Handbuch für das gesamte Filmwesen. Band 1: A–Heck. Prominent-Filmverlag, Bad Münder 1960, , S. 476.

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