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Five Boston Celtics who played in the Olympics
By A. Sherrod Blakely
BOSTON – Team USA is doing what it seems to do every four years at the Olympics – crush any team standing in its way of coming home with the gold.
While there are no Boston Celtics on the current Olympic roster, Boston has had its fair share of talented players on Team USA in the past.
Here's a look at five of the more memorable Celtics who have achieved one of the greatest honors a basketball player can have, which is to represent their country in the ultimate stage for international play – the Olympics.
5. K.C. Jones
Just like the talent he coached with the Boston Celtics often overshadowed his acumen as a strategist, being overlooked was a given during his playing days with Bill Russell, a teammate at the University of San Francisco and with the Celtics. That said, Jones was a solid contributor to the Team USA's gold-medal worthy play in the 1956 Olympics in Melbourne, Australia. Jones was a strong defender and showed he score as well by averaging 10.9 points per game, which included double-figure efforts in the last five games for Team USA. With the Celtics, Jones won eight NBA titles (1959-1966) as a player and another two (1984 and 1986) as the team's head coach and was inducted into the Naismith Hall of Fame in 1989.
4. Clyde Lovellette
A 6-foot-9 forward with both a back-to-the-basket game as well as the ability to score from the perimeter, Lovellette provided the kind of versatility that proved to be a key to the USA continuing its gold rush in the Olympics during the 1952 Olympics in Helsinki, Finland. He averaged 13.9 points which is impressive when you consider the stall tactics some teams used (Soviet Union) to try and slow the game down. Lovellette set the tone for being an across-the-board winner, too. Lovellette became the first player to win an NCAA title (1952, Kansas), an Olympic gold medal (1952) and an NBA title. In addition to winning a title in 1954 with the Minnesota (now Los Angeles) Lakers, he would later serve as a backup to Bill Russell in a pair of NBA title-winning teams (1963 and 1964) with the Celtics. He was inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in 1988.
3. Jo Jo White
In one of the rare Olympics where the United States team wasn't the overwhelming favorite, the underdog 1968 USA team surprised many in running the tables in Mexico City towards yet another gold medal for the United States. And leading the way through many of those victories was Jo Jo White. Racial tensions throughout the country led to some of the game's best players at the time like Lew Alcindor (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar) and Elvin Hayes opting to not play for Team USA. White, with the help from Spencer Haywood whose play set the tone for his hall of fame career, were able to carry the United States' team to an undefeated record with White averaging 11.7 points along the way. White would go on to have a Hall of Fame career in Boston, which is where he spent the first 10 of his 12 NBA seasons. A two-time NBA champion (1974 and 1976) which included being Finals MVP (1976), White was inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in 2015.
2. Larry Bird
By the time the Dream Team was formed in 1992, Larry Bird's best days as a pro were behind him. But that doesn't diminish the role the then-35-year-old Bird (the oldest player on the team) had on arguably the most talented Olympics team ever assembled. The United States has had the rest of the world playing catch-up when it comes to basketball for quite some time, but it was the 1992 gold-medal winning squad in Barcelona that really drove home just how much better the NBA's best were relative to the "elite" players from other countries. How good were they? Bird was elected to the Naismith Hall of Fame in 1998, with the "Dream Team" getting into the Hall of Fame 12 years later. He spent his entire career with the Celtics, earning a trio of league MVP awards along with being a 12-time all-star. Bird's success since retiring has been just as impressive. He is the only person in league history to be named league MVP in addition to winning coach of the Year and Executive of the Year awards afterwards, both of which have come with the Indiana Pacers.
1. Bill Russell
It wasn't until Russell came on the international scene did basketball fans and aficionados ever fully understood what team basketball was about. You would be hard-pressed to find many players at any level in any sport who were as selfless about their craft as Russell. It was that team-before-self mindset that led to NCAA titles at the University of San Francisco, a gold medal in the 1956 Olympics in Melbourne, Australia and of course, the accumulation of NBA hardware (11 titles as a player, another two as the Celtics' head coach) that at times he made look acquiring, rather easy. Of course it wasn't; it required him to play his best and adapt to whatever role was required. And as much as attention seemed to find a way to gravitate to him, the 1974 Naismith Hall of Fame inductee never wavered when it came to giving the credit for the Celtics' success to both his contributions and those of his teammates.
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On November 1, the chopping system for the marketing of meat begins
The national director of Agrifood Safety and Quality of the National Service of Agrifood Health and Quality (Senasa), Alejandro Fernández, explained that the new chopping system for the retail marketing of meat vaccine will start next Tuesday, November 1st.
The official considered that the refrigerators of meat they had "enough time to adapt" their way of operating with respect to the chopping of the product for your transportation. "There is no turning back, the measure begins on November 1. It is a decision made and we understand that there was enough time to make the adaptation", said Fernández.
Alexander Fernandez.
The official clarified that the objective of the implementation of the chopping is, in the first instance, prevent workers from continuing to unload the meat to the butchers in the form of half beef on the shouldertaking into account that it can weigh 120 kilograms each.
The second intention is that the type of transport changes because "there are impacts on the hygiene and quality of the product, because the way they are transferred or delivered in this way causes the res measure to fall or drag and come into contact with elements that contaminate the product".
Retail butcher shop.
The new marketing scheme was announced in April 2021 through a joint resolution of the then Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries; Ministry of Labor and the Ministry of Productive Development.
The official remarked that "this is an issue that does not come from two years ago, but has been discussed for 20 or more. The noise today arises from the intervention of state organizations." In addition, he argued that these measures can generate rejection in the first instance, but "finally the chain is going to adapt".
Neighborhood butcher.
Currently, more than 80% of refrigerators are in a position to implement the measure. The remaining 20% have made progress in credits, procedures and in obtaining formal authorization to chop. "For those who are not in a position to do so, we have informed them that they will be able to move half-carcasses to slaughterhouses or slaughterhouses to cut them up, as long as they are not retailers."
support and rejection
The exporters, grouped in the Consortium of Meat Exporters, together with the Government promote the measure. On the contrary, the industry dedicated mainly to the domestic market, led by the Argentine Chamber of Slaughterers and Suppliers (Camya) considers the transport initiative of the product non-viable.
In the same sense, the chambers associated with the Federation of Regional Meat Processing Industries (Fifra) announced that tomorrow they will not receive finances and that "there will be no slaughter activity or distribution of meat from Tuesday due to the validity of the regulations regarding the chopping and the lack of authorization to use mechanical means for unloading".
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Q: C# MouseButtonEventHandler not detecting left click? For a homework project that's due all too soon, I need to make a simple wpf application game. I chose to make a Picross/nonogram game, and I want to make an event handler that makes an "X" appear in a button if I right click and a black square appear if I left click. I can do a left click if I just do btn.Click to point to a RoutedEventHandler, but it doesn't seem to have a way to detect right clicks that way so I tried instead to have MouseDown point to a MouseButtonEventHandler. When I do this, it only detects right clicks and never left clicks though. How do I make an event handler that handles both?
Here is what I have with my code at the moment:

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A: The reason why you can detect only right click using MouseDown event is because MouseDown event is a bubbling event which bubbles from its originator to its root parent. You can use PreviewMouseDown event which is a tunnelling event which tunnels from root to its originator.
Example of code that should meet your requirements:
Button:
<Button PreviewMouseDown="Button_MouseDown">Click me</Button>

Event:
private void Button_MouseDown(object sender, MouseButtonEventArgs e)
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        MessageBox.Show("Right click");
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}

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Nowadays dieters and non-dieters, healthy eaters and fast food junkies are all trying to figure out how to keep their blood sugar levels down without sacrificing their eating habits. We know about detriments of refined sugars and high-glycemic foods, but most of us don't notice how fructose is slowly killing our health.
Why does it happen? Is fructose is bad for us? Is it possible to eliminate sugar from our lives for good while keeping a healthy glycemic index? Let me help you and point you in the right direction.
Is fructose really bad for us?
While natural sources of fructose, such as fruit, vegetable, and honey are beneficial to us, fructose is usually concentrated from these natural sources and this is where we should be more careful with what we put in our bodies.
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These health issues are rather frightening, so what's the way out? Keep reading.
Some people have trouble completely absorbing fructose in the small intestine. The undigested fructose transfers to the colon, where healthy bacteria devour it. While this may not sound terrifying, it leads to a serious health issue called fructose malabsorption.
The problem is, the bacteria produce the gas, making the intestine swell and causing bloating, cramps and in some cases diarrhea. Despite this, fructose malabsorption offers a significant health benefit – it may help you reduce your risk for the fatty liver disease.
When it comes to fructose-friendly eating plan, the last thing you need is an overabundance of fructose. Even if you don't consume foods with high fructose corn syrup, you still have a risk of developing a high glycemic index (GI) and facing the issues I mentioned above.
The key to a healthy GI is incorporating foods low in glucose and eliminating refined sugars from your life for good. People suffering from fructose malabsorption often make a mistake when they completely remove fructose from their eating plan.
Remember, your body still needs some fructose. While healthy people can absorb 50 grams of fructose, you may need as little as 3 to 5 grams if you suffer from fructose malabsorption.
Monitor your fruit intake and make sure you eat in moderation the following fructose-rich fruit: peaches, prunes, plums, pears, cherries, apples, pear juice, apple juice, grapes, mango, dates, and watermelon. Instead, consider including blackberries, raspberries, pineapples, lemons, strawberries, avocado, grapefruit, and papaya in your daily diet.
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stay strong and fight those sugar cravings by eating fruit that are low in fructose.
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Syrian Forces Seize More Than Half of Aleppo
Syrian government forces have taken control of more than half of Aleppo's districts held by militants.
Staffan de Mistura, the UN envoy for Syria, said on Saturday he anticipated a "terrible battle" for complete control of the city.
Jets and artillery pounded besieged eastern districts, as Syrian troops and allied fighters from Iraq and Lebanon pushed further into the city, securing parts of Tariq al-Bab and the airport road to the east of Aleppo, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said.
The Guardian reported some of the areas taken by government forces had been held by the militants since 2012.
Mistura told a conference in Rome: "I was feeling it would be a terrible battle ending up by Christmas-New Year. I hope the battle will not take place, that there will be some type of formula."
Around a quarter of a million people had stayed on in besieged Aleppo, but more than one in 10 fled last week, the UN estimated.
About 19,000 people went to Syrian government-controlled areas, around 10,000 to an enclave held by Kurdish troops and 5,000 moved deeper into militant-held areas. Nearly two-thirds of those displaced are children.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said on Saturday that Moscow was ready for talks with the US about a complete withdrawal of militants from Aleppo, but militant groups have insisted they will fight to the death.
"I asked the factions, they said: 'We will not surrender'," Zakaria Malahifji, the head of the political office of the Aleppo-based Fastaqim faction, told Reuters. "The military commander in Aleppo said: 'We will not leave the city'."
Battle for Aleppo Intensifies After Ceasefire Ends
Syrian Troops Capture Aleppo Neighborhood
Syrian Military Calls on Aleppo Militants to Surrender
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98% of Aleppo Under Gov't Control


All roads lead here. To Rome. And now, here we have come. We all have our own visions of The Eternal City. What you think of Rome may or may not be true. My own notions of a city I've had dreams of visiting since childhood stood both verified and delightfully proven wrong. Rome is quite possibly the most historically compact, deep, and dense city in the world. I've been around the world but Rome was incredibly impressive in both its modernity and antiquity. Some cities have either but I feel the most special places possess both.
The journey started with two days in Los Angeles eating Korean BBQ, cruising the beaches in a convertible BMW. After losing the days in the L.A. sun, next came long layover in freezing Chicago exploring Millennium Park then falling hard into a deep dish Chicago style pizza. Finally, a dream realizing walk among ancient history.
If you'd like to see all the snapshots from the entire trip, L.A., Chicago, Rome, and London, you can find them here in this Google Photos album. Equipment used: Nikon D5500 with a 35mm Nikor lens, Google Pixel, iPhone 7, and GoPro Hero 4 Silver. I would like to thank my good buddy Sam for volunteering to help me take the photos in which I'm in. Thanks for helping me make my visions into realities.
Trevi Fountain and the night.
School of Athens by Raphael.
Novana from the Musei di Roma.
The best meal I had.
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Go to Italy. Oh Dear. It's almost here. Watch this space.
Maintain my weight healthily. Okay, okay, I've been horrid. I'm consistently eating what I shouldn't when I mentally plan to do better. Wine and libations have taken over a few weekends away and good food to accompany them never helps a diet. I've mentally resolved to give myself to rid my soul of this need this weekend and back to resolve on Monday. Strict orders. and the guilt is already setting in and I respond…thanks Mom ;)….to that.
Continue to be grateful for what I have. I'll spout later about what Pinterest has done for my shopping habits. But lately because of the purging I've really come to realize what items I use in my day to day, what items are "needed" but not so much and then what items need to go. I'm realizing I use about 10% of my stuff 90% of the time and the rest is nice to have. So the more I take the time to realize how charmed a life I really do lead, the more grateful I am. That said, given the wildfires striking the state everywhere, it's amazing to know that I could live without 100% of my stuff, and that the people in my life who support me would get me through God forbid something were to happen.
Value myself. This gem of a resolution came in the phrase of "Work Life Balance" this month. I continue to "LAY THE BLACKBERRY DOWN" and when I get home, to be home. I'm trying more often to leave work at work, and not become tied to after hours answers and work on weekends. I know these become necessary from time to time, and work isn't always defined as "my day job"…but I need to explore my leisure time and engage myself in enjoying the moment rather than constantly worrying about a to do list.
Get my wisdom teeth pulled. In a very odd turn of events, I've gotten my xrays, I've scheduled an appointment and I'm going to the dentist the end of October to rid myself of the pesky twosome. But if I have to eat carb laden noodles to get back to health…I'm blaming you all.
Write a novel. I have recently been reinspired by, of all things, a management class on persuasion to pick this back up. Now I'm internally struggling with a few "writing" projects – not only do I wonder if I should finish my self guided manual – was I sounding too bitter? or….should I scrap and start over on a fiction novel. The latter idea is winning out, but the starting something brand new that I know is gonna take awhile factor is hurting.
Wear more socks, tights, etc….Fall is almost here. I bought tights at Urban Outfitters in Austin a few weekends back. A lovely blue electric pair along with my knee high boots that I just purchased (the brown ones were eaten….blame Ralph.) are saying FALL! FALL! and even better, despite the heat wave that we're in, the wind started to blow this morning and it was beckoning, even if just a whisper, that scarf weather is around the corner.
Purge more. Still on going. While I've gotten the major areas down, I'm working on the detailed bits. Asking myself constantly why is this in this drawer/bag/etc…this mindset has helped me think about packing for Italy (less packed stuff = more shopping space!) and also gotten me to think about a new arena – people….there was a FANTASTIC quote the other day I saw on Pinterest (addicted!)….the jist of it was "Don't make someone a priority if they are making you only an option."…amen.
Go to town more – it seems over the past few weeks that I've been going to townS more. We've been to Austin and San Antonio and had quite a blast. Again, as previously said, the hint of fall in the air will have me exploring Houston alot more and there are some great events coming up – festivals, movies in the park, dances, can't wait to enjoy the hub-bub that good weather stirs up.
Use environmentally friendly bags, products, etc… hmmmm. Okay, here's a positive spin on this one….or a mulligan, you decide….I'm using Pinterest to mentally "buy" things. It's makign for alot less shopping when I pin an outfit or a room look and realize that I have alot of the components already in my house. So not only am I saving money, but no shopping = no bags….is that a win? …erm.
Finish crafts – Still going strong on this. I have a few that are still bugging me that are "just going to take awhile"….I finally started knitting the blanket that I know will take me through Christmas. I just found a LOVELY inspiration to finish the bustle skirt that was giving me a run for my money. I completed the wine stoppers last week minus grinding off the superfluous end pieces…easy one! I even finished a painting project. My craft/photo studio room is in a bit of an uproar as my mom bequeathed me a chaise and that means, for the first time ever, I have too much furniture than the room can handle. I may have to have you all help me on this transformation….
Give more gifts – yes. Not only have I found a great gift for my mom "just because we're going to brunch" next weekend, but I've also found some great ideas for gifts for Christmas that were really causing me gift givers block….it's like writers block for gift givers…accept it. own it. use it again…….anyway, that said, I'm still making smiles. Yay.
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I was trying to feel for something that was big and bulky in the Doctor Who Titans boxes. You can almost tell these guys by weight alone compared to the humanoid characters. Mrs. Nerd was pretty sure she could tell one of them was a Dalek cause it was narrower than long at the base.
Both of these guys are the same mold. One is a Drone and one is a Strategist. The only difference here is the base color.
Compared to the rest of the line, the Daleks are a lot less stylized than the other characters. Sure they're squashed and micro-ized. There is no mistaking what they are however.
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While there are a number of Skittle colored variations of the Dalek, it's a great figure, and one that I'm glad to have sitting here on my desk.


The following is a brief description of the itinerary for our New Mexico bike tour, including links to interactive route maps with elevation profiles. PLEASE NOTE: All of our routes can be adjusted to make them more or less challenging. With the support of our SAG vehicle, we can provide a variety of starting and finishing points on each day to provide a customized ride.
For those who arrive in Santa Fe early and want a little more challenge, enjoy an optional afternoon ride up to the Santa Fe Ski Basin, a tough but beautiful climb followed by an optional soak at Santa Fe's famed spa, Ten Thousand Waves. Explore downtown Santa Fe from our home base at the Inn & Spa at Loretto, with its countless art galleries, museums, shops and restaurants, and get acquainted with the flavor of the Southwest at one of Santa Fe's best restaurants.
After a brief morning visit at the Santuario de Chimayo, ride the High Road Scenic Byway all the way to our hotel in Taos, a route that includes some fast descents, a few short climbs, and one monster ascent before dropping into town. Relax at the luxurious El Monte Sagrado, our home for the next two nights, with its spacious, beautifully landscaped grounds and first class spa, or explore the streets of Taos before regrouping for dinner downtown.
Ride the "Enchanted Circle" around Wheeler Peak, taking in amazing views (and fast descents!) along the way. The ride is long and includes two challenging climbs, but we'll take a break halfway through for lunch in the little town of Eagles Nest.
After a beautiful drive through the Rio Grande Gorge, enjoy a short ride through a classic New Mexico landscape followed by a fast and fun descent down to the desert oasis of Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort & Spa. Soak in the restorative waters of Ojo Caliente before heading back to Santa Fe for a celebratory group dinner.
Enjoy one final breakfast in Santa Fe before heading home.


A recent study led by the University of Bristol & the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine with the support of Rachel Ayres from BDP has shown that providing clean injecting equipment is a highly cost effective way of preventing the transmission of hepatitis C.
The research estimated the cost effectiveness of three existing needle and syringe programs like our needle exchange in cites with varying levels of hepatitis C infection amongst the injecting population – Bristol, Dundee and Walsall.
The study also showed that needle and syringe programs would continue to be cost effective even if hepatitis C treatment rates increased or the treatment costs reduced due to the ability of these programs to prevent re-infection.
We have evaluated the impact and cost-effectiveness of needle and syringe programmes in the UK for the first time. The results are clear. Needle and syringe programmes not only reduce the number of new HCV infections among people who inject drugs and improve their quality of life, they are also low-cost, excellent value for money and, in some areas, save money, which is good news for our cash-strapped local authorities. We hope that Public Health England and local government commissioners and policy makers will take note and continue to commission needle and syringe programmes, which are currently under threat of funding cuts.


Today I welcome the charming, talented and handsome Jonathan Auxier to the blog. I had the pleasure of meeting him at the Ontario Library Association SuperConference a couple of years ago. If you haven't read his Peter Nimble (link to review) , I urge you to pick up a copy today.
Yesterday we talked about how to plan a successful book launch, today we'll be looking at some other book events—namely conferences festivals.
These are effectively trade shows for people in the book industry—they are less about selling books than building buzz and awareness. Some major examples are BEA, ALA, and AWP. These events put you in direct contact with the gatekeepers of publishing: reviewers, librarians, and teachers. The best thing about conferences is that there's a lot less "selling" and a lot more fun conversation with like-minded people. Really, it's a chance to meet members of your tribe face to face.
Debut authors very rarely present at conferences. In most cases, presenters are invited by the event organizers (and they can't very well invite you if they don't know who you are!). The more likely thing is that your publisher will send you out to sign some ARCs in their booth and then have dinner with key industry people. Again, your job is less to sell your book than sell yourself as an exciting new voice in the world of publishing. Even though people are having fun, there is some very real pressure: your publisher will be paying close attention to see how you interact with people in the industry. Your goal is to be charming, engaged, and above all professional. This is where it's important to have already developed your author platform—you should by now be completely comfortable talking about your books and yourself as an author.
Book conferences are amazing and incredibly fun. Not every author gets sent to these sorts of events, but you should definitely lobby for your publisher to bring you out. Those interested in conferences may also want to check out my post Five Things I Learned At ALA.
While conferences are about connecting with industry people, book festivals are about connecting with actual readers. This is probably the most important thing to remember: festivals are mainly concerned with making sure the readers have fun ... no one really cares if the author enjoys herself. With few exceptions, book festivals are incredibly noisy, crowded, and a little chaotic. It can be hard to do a Q&A when a band is playing loud music across the way. Authors do connect with readers and sell books—but rarely enough to cover travel and hotel.
So what's the value in attending book festivals? Festivals provide a chance for authors to connect with local bookstores (who organize the various panels and handle sales for signings). Really, your biggest goal should be to make sure that the bookseller likes you and wants to invite you back to do an event in-store at some future date. Having a relationship with independent booksellers is invaluable, and festivals are an essential part of that equation.
The other perk of book festivals is that (aside from your actual panel and signing) there is a lot less pressure to be "on" ... which means you can goof off with other writers! Some of my closest writing friendships have started at book festivals. My advice is to first and foremost approach book fairs as a chance to meet and connect with peers.
That's it for AFTER THE BOOK DEAL! Tomorrow I'll be talking at Shelf Employed talking about how to handle the dreaded no-show signing event. Swing by, and please-oh-please spread the word!
JONATHAN AUXIER writes strange stories for strange children. His new novel, The Night Gardener, hits bookstores this May—why not come to his book launch party? You can visit him online at www.TheScop.com where he blogs about children's books old and new.


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We Now Know the Names of the Manchester Bombing Victims
Desiree O
As officials continue to sort through the tragedy that occurred at this week's Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, we are now learning more about the victims of this heartbreaking and senseless attack.
With reports saying that anywhere from 60 to 119 concert-goers were injured, 22 innocent people were confirmed killed during Monday's horrifying incident, where a device that was filled with bolts and nails was detonated, causing 21,000 innocent people to flee the arena. Many who were killed were parents waiting to pick up their children from the event, while the youngest named victim was merely eight years old.
Georgina Callander
The first victim to be identified and named was 18-year-old Georgina Callander. Callander had met her pop idol, Ariana Grande, years earlier, which resulted in a picture of the two that circulated immediately after Callander's passing, with the singer's arm embracing the fan who loved her and her music so much.
Megan Hurley
15-year-old Megan Hurley has been confirmed as one of the Manchester victims by her aunt. Her parents are currently at the hospital with her brother Bradley, who was injured in the attack.
Courtney Boyle and Philip Tron
18-year-old Courtney Boyle and her step-dad, 32-year-old Philip Tron, have been confirmed among the casualties of Monday's tragic event. The Telegraph reports Courtney's mother as saying: "My stunning amazing beautiful daughter, you were my rock. You made me so proud with all you had achieved, and my gorgeous crazy Philip, you made my world a happy place and now you are both my angels flying high in the sky."
Wendy Fawell
Friends and family of 50-year-old mother Wendy Fawell, who was described as "a beautiful woman," had been searching for their loved one without success when they were informed on Thursday that her body had been found and identified.
Elaine McIver
Off-duty police officer Elaine McIver was killed during the explosion while her husband, Paul, and children remain in hospital with serious injuries.
Eilidh MacLeod
14-year-old Eilidh MacLeod, from the Scottish island of Barra, was attending the concert with her 15-year-old friend, Laura MacIntyre. While MacIntyre was located in hospital with severe burns nearly 20 hours after the attack, it has been confirmed that MacLeod has passed. Her parents released a statement, saying, "Our family is devastated and words cannot express how we feel at losing our darling Eilidh."
Chloe Rutherford and Liam Curry
17-year-old Chloe Rutherford and 19-year-old Liam Curry may have been young, but "wanted to be together forever and now they are," their families said in a joint statement. "On the night our daughter Chloe died and our son Liam died, their wings were ready but our hearts were not."
Sorrell Leczkowski
14-year-old Sorrell Leczkowski from Leeds was attending the concert with her aunt and mother who were both injured and remain in hospital.
Nell Jones
14-year-old Nell Jones has been confirmed as one of the victims, and her school's Headteacher, Dennis Oliver, told Express.co.uk, "It has now been announced in the school that Nell has unfortunately died. I have just done six assemblies to tell the pupils. Children are all over the place crying. We are all devastated."
Martyn Hett
Martyn Hett's boyfriend, Russell Hayward, confirmed his love's passing with on Twitter, saying, "We got the news last night that our wonderful, iconic and beautiful Martyn didn't survive… love you Martyn. I always will."
Michelle Kiss
The world ached for Millie Kiss when a picture circulatred of the 12-year-old child being comforted by a police officer while draped in an over-sized coat.
Thank you to the police officer who held her daughter Millie Kiss all night… she was only 12. pic.twitter.com/nKtrsnXqbS
— ➹➹ tabs (@tabithajxm) May 24, 2017
Unfortunately, Millie's mother (who was also a loving mom to two sons), 45-year-old Michelle Kiss, was killed during the attack.
Jane Tweddle-Taylor
50-year-old Jane Tweddle-Taylor was trying to be helpful by picking up a friend's daughter from the concert when she was killed by the explosion. A receptionist at South Shore Academy in Blackpool, Principal Jane Bailey said, "Our thoughts are … with her family at this dreadful time and in particular her three daughters. In our school family and theirs … she is irreplaceable, much loved and will never be forgotten."
Marcin and Angelika Klis
42-year-old Marcin and 40-year-old Angelika Klis were at the venue to pick up their children, one who is a 20-year-old student at York College and the other who is underage and has now been placed in the care of social services.
Kelly Brewster
32-year-old Kelly Brewster had attended the concert with her 11-year-old niece Hollie and 34-year-old sister Claire. When the explosion went off, Claire's jaw was broken as were Hollie's legs, but as Kelly was in front, she shielded the other two, likely saving both of the lives while sacrificing her own. Leaving behind a young daughter, her partner, Ian Winslow, took to Facebook according to The Telegraph, saying, "Kelly really was the happiest she has ever been and we had so many things planned together. My daughter Phoebe will be absolutely devastated like we all are."
Olivia Campbell
Olivia Campbell's mother confirmed that the 15-year-old had passed during the attack, saying, "RIP my darling precious gorgeous girl Olivia Campbell taken far far too soon go sing with the angels and keep smiling mummy loves you so much."
26-year-old John Atkinson's passing was confirmed by police, which sparked an outpouring of grief from friends who remembered him as a fun-loving fan of music who was an "amazing young man" and a "beautiful soul."
Alison Howe and Lisa Lees
45-year-old Alison Howe and 47-year-old Lisa Lees were both mothers simply waiting together in the arena foyer to pick up their children after the Ariana Grande concert, and have both been confirmed as victims of the heartbreaking attack.
Saffie-Rose Roussos
Saffie-Rose Roussos was the youngest victim of the Manchester attack. Just eight years old, she passed away from her injuries at the concert, leaving a heartbroken world behind. Her mother, as well as her two sisters, Lisa and Ashlee, are all being treated for shrapnel injuries in separate hospitals.
Our deepest condolences to each of the victims' friends and families. The world is grieving alongside you.
(h/t The Telegraph; photos via Jeff J Mitchell/Getty, Facebook, Twitter)
Desirée O is a 'Professional Bohemian' who loves anything and everything related to the arts, entertainment, and pop culture. She ADORES being a 'Newsy' for Brit + Co, covering all of the latest tidbits of awesomeness that you want to read about. When she's not writing, she's either making messy art, going on long adventurous walks with her camera, or poking around over at bohemianizm (http://www.bohemianizm.com/). You can find out about Desirée O and her work at http://DesireeO.com/ or follow her on Twitter @DesireeO.
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MCT presents SHE LOVES ME at the Shannondell Performing Arts Theater in Audubon, Pa. on Friday and Saturday evenings, November 1, 2, 8, 9, 2019 at 7:30 PM and matinees on Sundays, November 3 and 10, 2019 at 2:00 pm.
Widely considered the most charming musical ever written, this delightful confection promises to bring out the hopeless romantic in all of us with its heartfelt story and colorful characters. With a witty, melodic score by Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick (Fiddler on the Roof,) and book by Joe Masteroff (Cabaret), the musical is the third adaptation of the 1937 play, Parfumerie, by Hungarian playwright Miklos Laszio following the 1940 James Stewart-Margaret Sullivan film, The Shop Around the Corner and the 1949 Judy Garland-Van Johnson musical version, In the Good Old Summertime. The story surfaced again in the Tom Hanks- Meg Ryan feature, You've Got Mail.
SHE LOVES ME is set in an elegant Budapest parfumerie, where a new sales clerk, Amalia Balash (Alicia Culleton) and store manager Georg Novack (Ryan Simme), are constantly butting heads on the job. Unaware that each other have responded to the same 'lonely hearts' ad in the newspaper, the couple become anonymous pen pals. Known only as 'Dear Friend' in their letters to each other. they become the most unlikely of lovebirds. The parfumerie, owned by Mr. Maraczek (Albert Ulozas) has a diverse group of employees, including sales clerks Ladislav Sipos (Evan Schwatz), a fretful middle-aged salesman, a wisecracking thirty-something Ilona Ritter (Nicolette Adams), suave Steven Kodaly (Justin Damm) and a teenage delivery boy Arpad Laszlo (Schyler Marsh)
The show showcases a small but strong ensemble cast playing a range of memorable characters of all ages. The ensemble includes Emma Bartholomew, Gary Bullock, Danielle Cantor, Natalie DiNenno, Catherine Lavell, Hudson Marsh, Steve and Yvonne Montgomery, Ken Olin, Janice Orner, Michael Radzwilla, and Stephanie Weidner.
The creative team includes director Deb Schrager, music and choral direction by Brian Shapella, orchestra conductor, Barbara Newberry and choreographer, Sally Rothschild.
Set construction lead and stage manager is Harvey Perelman with set decoration by local artist, Michael Adams and Mia Curtis. Sound and photography by Don Otto and lights by Dean Soltes. Props are by Ilene Perelman and Yvonne Montgomery. The beautiful, period costumes are by Elisabeth Majewski. The producers, Kristen Bailey, Michelle Miller and Loretta Rurode bring it all together.
All parking for the show is at the Giant Supermarket across from the Shannondell entrance with a FREE shuttle which takes you over to the theater. General Admission tickets at $20 with a discounted price of $18 for seniors over 62+ and juniors 18 and under. Tickets can be purchased by visiting our website at TheaterMCT.org or can be purchased at the door on the performance day. Shannondell is handicapped accessible.
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Whether you are in an elevator filled with strangers or waiting in line at Tim Horton's coffee shop, one of the easiest ice breakers to get rid of that dreaded silence is to talk about the weather, especially here in Canada.
The weather is not only a social rescue tool but I also consider it to be one of the most important elements no pun intended in which we need to have some understanding and also take into consideration during the preparatory phase of your hunt and during the outing.
There is no need to become a meteorologist in order to have a more successful hunt but if you possess some of their knowledge, it can definitely enhance your chances of success. For example understanding how the weather impacts specific birds can be advantageous during a duck hunt, thinning air is harder to fly in. Birds sit it out before a storm. The skill of being able to interpret the warm and cold fronts is also very important during migratory bird hunting.
I always consult the Weather Network web site the night before my outing, thus allowing me to pack the right gear and to dress accordingly, so that I may hunt comfortably in any time of year.
I am always trying to learn more about the weather, so that I may be better prepared while out on a hunt, thus trying to improve my chances of a harvest but also to be prepared in the event that the weather changes. Knowing which birds or mammals is affected by the weather and how I may use this to my advantage.
One of my greatest treasures and tool to help me achieve this goal is the following book "Eric Sloane's Weather Book" in his fourteen chapters Eric writes in such a way that it makes it easy to understand concepts such as cold and warm fronts, the air masses and about the winds amongst other interesting topics. One particular page I really enjoyed at the beginning of the book is the weather sayings of the old sailors and they are easy to remember but very informative.
I hope that in time, I will be able to read and understand some of the pages in nature's book.


The European Liberal Arts Network (ELAN) is an innovative educational network designed to promote and develop a Liberal Arts approach to tertiary education, supported by the Baden-Württemberg Stiftung. Established in 2013, ELAN brings together twelve leading European Higher Education Institutions with experience in Liberal Arts and/or a strong focus on interdisciplinary research and teaching in the Arts and Humanities.
The network will be joined by local non-academic institutions such as museums, galleries and publishing companies as well as in further perspective by selected partners from North America, Australia and Asia.
"ELAN" is part of the "Baden-Württemberg-STIPENDIUM for University Students – BWS plus", a programme of the Baden-Württemberg Stiftung.
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NAPA, the National Activity Providers Association, organises an annual challenge for care settings. The Challenge this year was linked to National Care Home Open Day and took the theme A Food Journey Around the Commonwealth.
A huge well done to all those that entered. There were so many great examples of best practice.


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AI, Hybrid Working, And The Move Towards A More Inclusive Legal Sector
Being a lawyer has always been an aspirational career choice. But a career in law has often meant long hours spent in the office, missed important family occasions and for many, an almost non-existent work-life balance.
Eleanor Weaver, CEO at Luminance, explains why allowing lawyers greater autonomy over their work environment boosts the legal sector's potential for improved inclusivity.
For some, the pandemic only exacerbated this issue as remote working blurred the lines between people's personal and professional lives. But for others, the past year has completely shifted their day-to-day routines. Technology has allowed them to conduct their work with more rigour and speed than ever before and crucially, from any location. And by allowing lawyers to have more autonomy over their working environment, the legal sector has the potential to become more inclusive.
Historically, the lack of flexible working opportunities has disproportionately affected women over men. McKinsey found that female attorneys feel forced to make significant trade-offs between career success and their personal lives, with only 44% of women surveyed believing that they could achieve a good balance between both. Indeed, despite the fact that in 2019, 52% of new entrants to the solicitors' profession in the UK were women, this figure fell to only 19% at equity partner level. Enforced office working can also make a career in law inaccessible for individuals who are disabled or chronically ill. Just 3% of solicitors in the UK have a disability, even though approximately 19% of the working-age population is disabled.
But the pandemic has highlighted just how agile and forward-looking the legal industry can be when it comes to working patterns and practices. Many firms have turned to technology that allows them to access their documents, respond to urgent legal issues and collaborate with teams, whether they are at their desk in the office or at their kitchen table. And now, growing numbers of world-leading firms such as Linklaters, Norton Rose Fullbright and Freshfields have stated their support of longer-term remote and flexible working practices.
And they are right to – it's been proven that work can be completed to the same standard when working remotely as if the whole team were physically together in an office. In fact, I was recently talking to a firm that had to complete a Data Subject Access Request on behalf of a client whilst working remotely because of Covid-19. The Innovation Manager told me afterwards that by using AI, they were "able to maintain workload capacity and meet tight deadlines." He went on to say that "during that critical period, technology had never been so important."
For firms looking to attract and retain top talent moving forward, embracing flexible working patterns will be a critical enabler. A study by Timewise found that 91% of women either work flexibly or want to, and a survey of over 100 disabled lawyers conducted by the Law Society of England and Wales found that 70% of those surveyed would prefer to continue working remotely in the long-term. For many women, having the option to work from home enables them to balance their work and family lives, moulding their schedules to make it easier to manage their day-to-day needs. With increasing numbers of women or disabled lawyers remaining in practice, firms will have more opportunities to promote them into senior roles, in turn improving the diversity and culture of their businesses in the long term.
And it is not just women and disabled lawyers who will benefit from the greater use of tech – junior lawyers are increasingly factoring in technology when applying for jobs. Where firms use AI to automate the review process, rather than having associates trawl through thousands of documents, junior lawyers are exposed to more projects faster, building up their experience. I was recently speaking to Tanja Podinic, Assistant General Counsel at Dentons, who told me that: "we [Dentons] need to make sure we are adopting technology like Luminance because the upcoming generation are expecting it." Clearly, technology is now a significant pull factor for young people.
The business case for greater flexibility in a post-Covid world is self-evident, and technology is a key enabler in making more flexible working patterns not only viable, but effective. By adopting these patterns, firms will be able to retain top talent who were previously disadvantaged by the system, driving profit overall.
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Sie sind hier: Start - Ausgabe 16 (2016), Nr. 5 - Rezension von: Politische Fragmentierung und kulturelle Kohärenz in der Spätantike
Dietrich Boschung / Marcel Danner / Christine Radtki (Hgg.): Politische Fragmentierung und kulturelle Kohärenz in der Spätantike (= Morphomata; Bd. 26), München: Wilhelm Fink 2015, 317 S., ISBN 978-3-7705-5811-7, EUR 36,90
Massimiliano Vitiello
Department of History, University of Missouri-Kansas City
Matthias Haake
Massimiliano Vitiello: Rezension von: Dietrich Boschung / Marcel Danner / Christine Radtki (Hgg.): Politische Fragmentierung und kulturelle Kohärenz in der Spätantike, München: Wilhelm Fink 2015, in: sehepunkte 16 (2016), Nr. 5 [15.05.2016], URL: http://www.sehepunkte.de
Weitere Rezensionen von Massimiliano Vitiello:
Gideon Maier: Amtsträger und Herrscher in der Romania Gothica. Vergleichende Untersuchungen zu den Institutionen der ostgermanischen Völkerwanderungsreiche, Stuttgart: Franz Steiner Verlag 2005
Lucy Grig / Gavin Kelly (eds.): Two Romes. Rome and Constantinople in Late Antiquity, Oxford: Oxford University Press 2012
R. W. Burgess: Chronicles, Consuls, and Coins. Historiography and History in the Later Roman Empire, Aldershot: Ashgate 2011
Weitere Rezensionen zu Büchern dieser Autoren:
Dietrich Boschung / Werner Eck (Hgg.): Die Tetrarchie. Ein neues Regierungssystem und seine mediale Präsentation, Wiesbaden: Reichert Verlag 2006
Dietrich Boschung / François Queyrel (Hgg.): Bilder der Macht. Das griechische Porträt und seine Verwendung in der antiken Welt, München: Wilhelm Fink 2017
Dietrich Boschung / Alan Shapiro / Frank Waschek (eds.): Bodies in Transition. Dissolving the Boundaries of Embodied Knowledge, München: Wilhelm Fink 2015
Dietrich Boschung / Marcel Danner / Christine Radtki (Hgg.): Politische Fragmentierung und kulturelle Kohärenz in der Spätantike
This book is the result of a conference with the same title, which took place in Cologne in 2012. A significant number of the original contributions could not be published in the volume (for the list see 9 note 7), but the work has maintained its original purpose: to show the limited impact of the political events of the Late Antiquity, especially the barbarian invasions, on the kulturelle Kohärenz. Most of the essays concentrate on the period from the fifth to seventh centuries. The change from the globalization of the Roman Empire in Late Antiquity to the regionalization of the Early Middle Ages is well highlighted, especially in the contributions on economics and material culture.
Meier's introductory article is the forma brevis of his contribution to a volume on Clovis that he has recently edited (M. Meier / S. Patzold [Hg.]: "Chlodwigs Welt. Organisation von Herrschaft um 500", Stuttgart 2014, which I have reviewed in KLIO). The essay explores the significance of the year 476 as the historic caesura that signaled the end of the Western Empire. The political developments of the Eastern Empire, the Kingdoms, and the Papacy are blended in a deep, multi-dimensional analysis. The question of the growing political power of the Roman Church - starting with the ideas of Augustine, through the sack of Rome, and concluding with the letters of Pope Gelasius - is particularly well approached.
Radtki's contribution focuses on the representation in imperial style of the Gothic King Theoderic. Perhaps relying too much on the questionable theory of J.J. Arnold 2014 ("Theoderic and the Roman Imperial Restoration", Cambridge), that Theoderic's Roman subjects saw him as a Roman Emperor, the author gives a view of the question of the adoption of imperial models in Ostrogothic Italy. Much literature is missing (e.g. A. Giardina, "Cassiodoro politico", Roma 2006; M. Vitiello, "Il principe, il filosofo, il guerriero: lineamenti di pensiero politico nell'Italia ostrogota", Stuttgart 2006, 23-110). Nearly 1/5 of the contributions in the final bibliography are not to be found in the footnotes.
Brennecke offers a more focused contribution that analyzes the political role of the various Christian creeds in the Empire, with particular focus on the East, showing how religious confessions were used for political purposes by emperors and usurpers in the struggle for power. Two essays on the economics of the post-Roman world follow: Sarris considers "economic Romanitas", highlighting elements of continuity with the late Roman Empire. This piece has a strong focus on agricultural society, on the continuities of the power of Roman aristocracy, and on the development of the clergy. Carlá discusses the monetary system, in particular the circulation of gold and the introduction of national barbarian gold coinage in the late sixth/seventh centuries.
With the contribution of Deliyannis, the focus of the volume turns to material culture. The analysis of literary evidence (including inscriptions) concerning church-building in the Mediterranean world after the conversion of Constantine shows how both rhetoric and reality informed Christian architecture; the contrast between rich and poor, monumental and simple, is traced back to the Scriptures. The essay of Danner concerns topography, exploring the continuity of houses in the fifth and sixth centuries in four different contexts: Rome, Ostia, Carthage and Antioch. The author sees economic factors as more influential than the invasions in shaping developments in housing.
Baratte's essay offers an overview of the history of silver vessels as symbols of power in the East and in the West, through the analysis of many exemplars. Pinar Gil examines the spread of ornamenta, especially brooches, and the question of whether elites in the post-Roman world introduced these adornments or adopted them. This contribution includes observations on the thought-provoking book of Ph. von Rummel ("Habitus barbarus: Kleidung und Repräsentation spätantiker Eliten im 4. und 5. Jahrhundert", Berlin, New York 2007). A final article by Fisher offers an overview of post-Roman and early Byzantine weapons, considering influences from the Sassanian Persian world, though generally noting similarities in weaponry between the Empire and the kingdoms.
On the whole, this book leaves a positive impression. The editors have done a commendable job of collecting and trying to amalgamate a set of interdisciplinary essays by scholars with very different methodologies. However, the volume has little internal Kohärenz: some of the essays are highly specific and detailed, with full bibliographies, while others take a very broad approach; two of them, perhaps the strongest ones, are translated and abbreviated versions of more detailed works published elsewhere in a different language. In terms of style, it is surprising that only part of the essays include an abstract; the same is to be said for the fazit at the end. Therefore, it remains unclear to the reviewer which kind of audience this collection aims to reach.
These criticisms do not negate the volume's overall success in achieving its main goal, which is to shed more light on the gap between the histoire événementielle and the slow process of transformation of culture.


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Q: How to know when a handlebars template has finished rendering/rerendering I have a handlebars template to display a table.
The content changes on a drop down select which makes an ajax call to get data for the  template. Now I need to add a CSS class to a table row dynamically after the data gets fetched. Now I have to add a timeout of 100 ms so the selector works.
Because at the point I am setting the class the first time the table tr does not exist. How do I know if the handlebars template is done rendering the new data ( first time ) so I do not have to rely on timeOut function. This is the controller function that sets data for the template and add CSS.
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    {
        this.set('data',data);

        setTimeout(function() {
            console.log('sleep');
            Ember.$('.table tr').removeClass("active");
            Ember.$('.table tr:eq(' + (index+1) + ')').addClass("active");
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    }

A: This is the type of problem that is best solved using an Ember.View, it will make things easier.
You can create a view for each row in your table and in each view you can use the classNameBindings property that will add or remove any number of CSS classes according to the property they are bound to.
See: http://emberjs.com/api/classes/Ember.View.html
In your template you would have something like:
<table>
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    {{view 'my-row' ...}}
  {{/each}}
</table>

And in your view you would have something like:
Ember.View.extend({
    tagName: 'tr',
    classNameBindings: ['active']
})

A: You can use the Ember.run.scheduleOnce method to schedule the CSS class manipulation to occur after the afterRender queue is emptied (i.e. the dom is fully rendered)
Click here for more information about the Ember Run Loop
So in your example,
updateData: function(data,index) {
    this.set('data',data);

    Ember.run.scheduleOnce('afterRender', this, function() {
        console.log('sleep');
        Ember.$('.table tr').removeClass("active");
        Ember.$('.table tr:eq(' + (index+1) + ')').addClass("active");
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A nice share house with quiet surroundings! Stay in this share house with good living quality. After walking 9 mins from the house to the closest station, Seibu-Ikebukuro line, Higashinagasaki station on foot, you could come back to this lovely home and enjoy your time away from city. On your way to the share house, there is a small shopping street that you could get anything you want. There are 100 yen shop and supermarket as well. you can grab some drink in the cozy cafe around the share house!
You need a futon set for your own.You can also rent futon us(¥8,000 just one time).
日本人ですけどずっと海外にいてちゃんと日本で生活するのは初めてです!こんな自分だと国際的なシェアハウスが合うのではと思って選びました。日本国内で「自分と同類」にはまだあまり会えていないですけど、もしいらっしゃいましたらぜひお会いしたいです! Although I am Japanese, this is the first time to live in Japan!! I think this house is a good match with me!!
Comfortable, spacious house. Good location, decently positioned relative to the nearest station. All the other tenants were polite and friendly.
I made friends with awesome people in Borderless house. That's the most important thing. The house has also a new good location with 15minute bikeride to Ikebukuro, and 1minute walk to a big supermarket.
Oyama station on Tobu Tojo Line is the place famed an arcade shopping district. There are convenience store, supermarket, pharmacy, and lots more stores around the share house so you won't be worried about something to eat and drink! Only 5 minutes to Ikebukuro by train, also it's able to go there by bicycle. 6 people in total shares the house. Homelike atmosphere. quiet area, but very close to the central cities in Tokyo. There is a good chance to broaden international relationship with people in IKEBUKURO-OYAMA. If you are a student or a worker in Ikebukuro, this share house will be very comfortable to stay in!
Oyama Station, Tobu Tojo Line 11mins walk.
Kotakemukaihara Station, Tokyo-Metro Yurakucho Line 6 mins walk.
Ikebukuro Station, JR Yamanote/ JR Saikyo/ Tokyo-Metro Yurakucho/ Tokyo-Metro Marunouchi/ Tokyo-Metro Fukutoshin Line 12 mins walk.
The NEW sharehouse open in Ikebukuro area!! This sharehouse is 10mins away from Toei-Mita Line Shimura-sanchome-station. It's available directly to go Tokyu-Toyoko Line Hiyoshi st.via Tokyu-Maguro Line from this station. So, it's very convenient to go Shibuya area. You can get a bus to Ikebukuro-st,too! While you are going to the House, there are plenty of the stores, super market and restaurants. So, you do not have to worry in a daily life. In front of next station, there is "Shimuraginza-shopping street" which be held the festival and pedestrian's paradise on sunday and national holiday! How sounds like fun to take a walk..etc! Itabashi-shimura sharehouse has the cozy new living room and will accelerate tenants communicate for sure!! There also huge roof top so, you can see "Mt.FUJI" and have sun light on Sunny day!
Shimurasanchome Station, Toei Mita Line 9mins walk.
Itabashikuyakushomae House has 20 housemates! It's the second largest sharehouse in Borderless Share House. It takes just a minute from the station to the share house! You will get to the share house so soon! The nearest station from the house is Toei Mita Line, Itabashikuyakushomae station. From this station, you can go to main stations in central Tokyo. There is a shopping street near the share house. It's good to just take a walk and feel traditional Japanese atmosphere. The most attractive point is that you can meet such a lot of housemates! Share your ideas and gain something new!
Itabashi-Kuyakushomae Station, Toei Mita Line 1mins walk.


Beta Alanine is hyped up a lot in the bodybuilding supplement industry, as a highly effective pre-workout ergogenic aid.
Unfortunately, EVERYTHING under the sun, that is sold by the supplement industry, is equally hyped.
Unlike 90% of the other stuff, beta alanine is actually really effective.
The main thing I like about it, is its ability to enhance muscular endurance, without getting any of the jitters that caffeine might cause. This makes it a good choice when competing too. Caffeine will make you more nervous than you already are when competing, beta alanine will not (as far as I am aware).
I like to combine around 3g, with 1g of taurine prior to any grappling.
Forty-six men were assessed for peak O2 utilization (VO2peak), time to fatigue (VO2TTE), ventilatory threshold (VT), and total work done at 110% of pre-training VO2peak (TWD).
All subjects were randomly assigned into one either a placebo (PL – 16.5 g dextrose powder per packet; n = 18) or β-alanine (BA – 1.5 g β-alanine plus 15 g dextrose powder per packet; n = 18) group.
All subjects supplemented four times per day (total of 6 g/day) for the first 21-days, followed by two times per day (3 g/day) for the subsequent 21 days, and engaged in a total of six weeks of HIIT training consisting of 5–6 bouts of a 2:1 minute cycling work to rest ratio.
Significant improvements in VO2peak, VO2TTE, and TWD after three weeks of training were displayed (p < 0.05). Increases in VO2peak, VO2TTE, TWD and lean body mass were only significant for the BA group after the second three weeks of training.
The use of HIIT to induce significant aerobic improvements is effective and efficient. Chronic Beta Alanine supplementation may further enhance High Intensity Intermittent Training, improving endurance performance and lean body mass.
Fifteen male athletes participated in a placebo-controlled, double-blind study and were supplemented orally for 4 wk with either 4.8 g/day β-alanine or placebo. Muscle carnosine concentration was quantified in soleus and gastrocnemius by proton MRS. Performance was evaluated by isokinetic testing during five bouts of 30 maximal voluntary knee extensions, by endurance during isometric contraction at 45% maximal voluntary contraction, and by the indoor 400-m running time. β-Alanine supplementation significantly increased the carnosine content in both the soleus (+47%) and gastrocnemius (+37%). In placebo, carnosine remained stable in soleus, while a small and significant increase of +16% occurred in gastrocnemius. Dynamic knee extension torque during the fourth and fifth bout was significantly improved with β-alanine but not with placebo. Isometric endurance and 400-m race time were not affected by treatment.
Subjects participated in two incremental treadmill tests before and after 28 days of supplementation with either βA (6.0 g·d-1)(βA, n = 8) or an equivalent dose of Maltodextrin as the Placebo (PL, n = 9).
βA supplementation for 28 days enhanced sub-maximal endurance performance by delaying OBLA (when lactate starts building up in the blood Onset of Blood Lactate Accumulation). However, βA supplemented individuals had a reduced aerobic capacity as evidenced by the decrease in VO2max values post supplementation.
– There is less research on taurine, but I did manage to find one study that suggests it improves endurance parameters.
– All the research I could find on beta alanine, suggested taking it for at least a week before hand. I'm not sure I'd recommend this, as I couldn't find any research on beta alanine supplementation and safety over extended periods of time.
Give them both a try 30 mins before training. 3g beta alanine and 1g of taurine, and see if it makes a difference.
I find them massively effective. This may be because I'm 5ft 10 and 14 stone, and perhaps carrying more muscle than an average MMA and BJJ participant; and/or because I don't do much cardio!


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Sjælsø är en sjö i Danmark. Den ligger i Region Hovedstaden, i den östra delen av landet. Sjælsø ligger  meter över havet.  Arean är  kvadratkilometer. Den ligger på ön Sjælland. Den högsta punkten i närheten är  meter över havet,  km sydväst om Sjælsø. Trakten runt Sjælsø består i huvudsak av gräsmarker. Den sträcker sig 1,3 kilometer i nord-sydlig riktning, och 3,0 kilometer i öst-västlig riktning. Utloppet är Usserød Å.

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Term paper on F. Nietzsche's "On the Genealogy of Morals"
F. Nietzsche's �On the Genealogy of Morals�� studies the genealogy i.e. the origins of moral rules and concepts: �my thoughts over the origin of our moral prejudices �� for this polemical tract is concerned about that origin ���� (Nietzsche) �� writes he in the introduction to this work. He uses the term �genealogy�� metaphorically in the title of his work to hint at the fact that moral code is as old in its history as humanity itself. In relation to the problem of origin of morals and its value (the latter is perhaps, of more interest to Nietzsche), Nietzsche discussed the concepts of �good�� and �evil��, of �guilt��, �pity�� and the origins of law, justice, mercy and religion. He sees the key to the problem of genealogy of morals in a study of the history of human moral beliefs: ��� it's obvious which colour must be a hundred times more important for someone seeking a genealogy of morals �� namely, gray, in other words, what has been documented, what can be established as the truth, what really took place, in short, the long, difficult-to-decipher hieroglyphic writing of the past in human morality�� (Nietzsche).
Later in this work, F. Nietzsche states and proves that some morals, like humility, pity, the �good�� and the �evil�� originated from hate which Jews (as the nation which has suffered the most) felt to their oppressors. In his opinion, essentially weak people are the strongest supporters of morality and religion, because they feel insecure in the face of strong and noble people. The weak so disguise their weakness and hatred under the shroud of morality, religious feelings, pity, compassion and submission, proclaiming those to be the highest moral values. To them, strong people are always evil, just because they are strong, �� thinks Nietzsche. But Nietzsche also speaks of the morality of noble people, which is an opposite to the morality of the weak. The nobles, in his view, first evaluated their actions as good, noble in contrast to everything low-minded, vulgar (that of their subordinates). He states that the idea of �usefulness�� of actions as a basis for judging good and evil deeds has originated in the lower classes and has nothing to do with nobility, because they themselves had a right to create moral values and did not care about usefulness: �From this pathos of distance they [the nobles] first arrogated to themselves the right to create values, to stamp out the names for values. What did they care about usefulness!�� (Nietzsche).
The law and the justice, he claims, both originate from the relationship between debtor and creditor, the crime understood here as debt, which a criminal must pay to society to make amends for the breaking of order inside it. Religion, which originates from the same relationship, as was already mentioned above, serves to mask the true feelings of weak, subordinate people and nations. Especially it is evident in Christianity with its idea of love for the enemy and humility in the face of their masters and God.
In conclusion, we must admit that in his �On the Genealogy of Morals�� F. Nietzsche shows the winding and indirect path of origins of morals throughout human history, which had as its result the present state of moral norms and in future will lead to the appearance of super-human. This super-human, according to Nietzsche's philosophy, is the highest goal humanity can and must achieve.
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The dangerous protests in Caracas are keeping children from going to school and are also concerning school staff who are afraid they won't be able to get home in the evenings. Colette Luke reports.
Meet Jose Morales... He loves to practice taekwondo. And lately he's had plenty of time, because he can't get to school. In Caracas these days, it's just too dangerous. It's a problem that's affecting children and families across the city...the violent Venezuelan protests disrupting all aspects of normal, every day life... Jose Morales' mother , Diva Rodriguez, says her son's schedule has been completely changed… (SOUNDBITE) MOTHER OF JOSE MORALES, DIVA RODRIGUEZ, SAYING: "He had a routine which included his classes, complementary classes, sports classes and this has all been disrupted, even the sports activities have been suspended for one reason or another and we have changed the timings so that they can continue their planning, because life goes on." But at many city schools, desks are empty....and children like Jose are learning their lessons at home. (SOUNDBITE) (Spanish) PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENT, JOSE MORALES, SAYING: "As there are people protesting, the teacher doesn't come, so it takes us a long time to learn our subjects and that makes it all very difficult, almost everything." Two months of political unrest have paralyzed much of Caracas. More than 50 people have been killed. Parents like Mayerlin Parra have been faced with stark choices... (SOUNDBITE) (Spanish) MOTHER OF SCHOOL CHILDREN, MAYERLIN PARRA, SAYING: "I went five weeks without bringing (my daughters) to school because of all the protests that have been happening/ I wouldn't have a problem bringing them in the morning but I wouldn't be able to pick them up so I did not bring them for five weeks but now I said, 'My daughters cannot fall behind in their studies because of all of this'." Head teacher Marbella Saturno agrees. She's appealling to parents to somehow, get their children to school... (SOUNDBITE) HEAD TEACHER, MARBELLA SATURNO, SAYING: "The best thing is for the children to come to their classes and to be able to socialize with their peers, and not to be following what is going on, but the children know what is going on and they are also scared for their parents' safety…." Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro accuses private schools that cancel classes of supporting the opposition…. But Jose Morales doesn't care about the politics. He just wants his old life back.