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At the opening ceremony with guests from politics, business and BSH employees from Poland and Germany, BSH's Chief Markets Officer (CMO) Matthias Ginthum emphasized the key role Poland plays for BSH in Europe. The new factories will boost the positive trends in Europe, which is the strongest region for BSH. Moreover, Poland will benefit from BSH's unflagging and diverse involvement there. The company already has production sites in Lodz and Rzeszów, as well as a location in Warsaw. Dr. Michael Schöllhorn, Chief Operations Officer (COO) of BSH, also thanked the employees for their commitment over the past years, stressing how important it is for BSH to build further production capacities and expertise in the field of Industry 4.0.
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Q: Extract Filenames (without extension) from XML File I have the following XML output when I grep for "Server":
<Server id="1" src="/other/Server/PRX01/PRX01.xml"/>
<Server id="2" src="/other/Server/PRX01/PRX02.xml"/>
<Server id="3" src="/other/Server/PRX01/PRX03.xml"/>
<Server id="4" src="/other/Server/PRX01/PRX04.xml"/>

I need to be able to take this output and sed/awk or some other tool, and just get the filename, without the path or extension.  So my output would need to be (for this example):
PRX01
PRX02
PRX03
PRX04

A: For the example input data, the following sed script will work:
sed -e 's/.*\/\(.*\)\.xml.*/\1/g' t.tmp

The .*\/ matches up to a forward slash (greedy).  Then \(.*\)\.xml matches the last of the line and grabs the base file name in a group.  The \1 tells it to substitute all of that for what was in the group.

A: simple to do with awk and sed, assuming the data is in the file "test.data":
cat test.data | awk 'BEGIN{FS="/"}{print $5}'  | sed 's/\..*//g'

A: the accepted answer can be simplified without the useless cat and sed,
awk '{gsub(/\..*/,"",$5) ;print $5}' file

A: >gawk -F"/" "{ split($5,a,\".\"); print a[1]}" 1.t
PRX01
PRX02
PRX03
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Too Much Sex & Violence at the Opera?
In just a few weeks, rehearsals will begin for Seattle Opera's upcoming production of Bizet's fiery Carmen—an opera that has seduced audiences worldwide with its string of incredibly memorable tunes, and a very sexy title character. (Right, costume design by Heidi Zamora for the title character.)
So sexy, in fact, that Carmen—a cigarette-smoking temptress, the original femme fatale, who casually toys with the affections of men—shocked audiences at the Opéra-Comique in Paris at the 1875 premiere. In one of the first reviews, publication Paris La Patrie described Carmen as "a savage; half gypsy, half Andalusian; sensual, mocking, shameless; believing neither in God nor in the Devil … she is the veritable prostitute of the gutter and the crossroads."
"A plague on these females vomited from hell!" opined Paris Le Siècle. "Ingenious orchestral details...cannot express the uterine frenzies of Mlle. Carmen."
Carmen opens on October 15, and it will be the 8th time Seattle Opera has produced it. (Check out our Facebook page for a photo retrospective of our past Carmens.) Earlier this week, looking through our archives, we came across audience critiques of our 1995 production that sounded fascinatingly similar to reviews of Carmen from 120 years earlier. By Seattle Opera's own admission, the 1995 production was an "R-rated Carmen for adults." In a column for the Seattle Times that year, Melinda Bargreen wrote: "A production such as Seattle Opera's current Carmen, set in Franco's Spain in the 1950s and heavy on the shock value, is a jolting reminder that this opera is about more than picturesque gypsies." (Bargreen goes into more detail in her official review of the production.)
Vinson Cole (Don José) and Graciela Araya (Carmen) in Seattle Opera's 1995 production of Carmen.
Photo by Gary Smith
So controversial was the '95 production that the Seattle Times set aside space, two Sundays in a row, for several impassioned letters to the editor.
"This Carmen exudes violence and vulgarity," wrote one Seattle Times reader. "…Of what value other than tasteless titillation is it? I would be ashamed to take my mother, and afraid to take my child. I don't think this was what Bizet had in mind."
"Some of the silly antics were unbelievable," wrote another outraged reader. "And the tavern scene? It is what is being given to us on TV that we abhor so much: guns, sex."
And from yet another reader: "Well! Well! Did you happen to hear that terrible rumbling sound the other night at about 8 p.m.? It was Bizet turning over in his grave!!! … Tasteful? I should say not! It was repulsive! … Let's keep everything in its place, and leave the operas the way the composers intended."
From left to right: Graciela Araya (Carmen), Paul Gudas (Dancaïre), Kathryn Garber (Mercédès), Marc Acito (Remendado), and Dana Johnson (Frasquita) in Seattle Opera's 1995 production of Carmen.
In response, the Seattle Times asked readers to participate in a telephone poll, and pick one of two statements: "Bravo, Seattle Opera!" or "Shame on you, Seattle Opera!" (The bravos won, 672 to 515.) And the following week, theater critic Misha Berson wrote a column defending Carmen, and bringing some historical perspective to the mix. "It is historically myopic to accuse anyone of ruining Carmen by making it sexy and violent," she wrote. "If Bizet had wanted to match his glorious music to a fairy tale, he would have done so. Instead, he pushed the envelope."
In a final batch of letters to the editor, a Seattle Times reader agreed with Berson's take.
This opera is not about colorful gypsies and animal husbandry; it is about lust and murder.
For those offended by this Carmen, I suggest they read (and understand) the librettos of other popular operas that they have been ignorantly enjoying. They will find infanticide (Il Trovatore), incest (Siegfried), adultery and murder most foul (Rigoletto), fornication (La bohème), guns (Tosca), child abuse (Hansel and Gretel), poisoning (Simon Boccanegra), blatant sexuality, nudity and murder (Salome), and on and on. This is the reason we enjoy operas; that and the beautiful music.
Indeed, the plots of our operas this season feature drug addiction and murder (Porgy and Bess), sexual obsession, bullfighting, and more murder (Carmen), crazed hordes razing cities to the ground, lust, treachery, vengeance, and even more murder (Attila), and bigamy and suicide (Madama Butterfly). Only in Orphée et Eurydice do they live happily ever after...and even that happy ending is wishful thinking on the part of the Enlightenment (the original myth has an ending that's extremely gruesome, even for myth). But aren't these extreme experiences the very ones that are worth singing about?
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"No one write songs about the ones that comes easy." The best and most loved stories in the world are ones with conflicts that ranges from intense emotional struggles to murder, seduction, and betrayal. Speaking for myself, I feel that reading or watching stories without a decent enough conflict makes it not worth watching or reading.
By the way, Carmen is my favorite opera for this reason - its raw portrayal of humanity.
Hallo, SeaOp bloghgers!
I was happy to read that a majority, though slight, did approve of the 1995 SeaOp "Carmen", but was surprised to read the comments of the disapprovers!! I had no idea Seattlites in 1995 could have been soooo prude!!
Toi, toi, toi for SeaOp's 2011 "Carmen"!! Sorry I'll miss it, but we do have in Schwerin a very sexy "Carmen" als Tanztheater (Modern Dance) in our repertory here in Schwerin, Germany -- a great place to visit!!
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Research into whether financial prosperity in the Pacific can go hand-in-hand with honouring customary land practices is one of seven Massey University projects to share in $3.1 million from the Royal Society's Marsden Fund, announced today.
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Professor Joachim Brand: New Zealand Institute of Advanced Study: Playing dice with Fermi: Full configuration interaction quantum Monte Carlo for fermionic superfluids ($870,000). The project aims to make a quantum leap into understanding the elusive physics of ultra-cold atomic gases. In a novel approach, researchers will use of a computer game of characters known as walkers who randomly die, give birth and jump between locations to do so. Through this New Zealand-led international collaboration, Professor Brand aims to understand the universal properties of a particular gas, Fermi, when cooled to near absolute zero to create a superfluid. He says this could provide important insights into the properties of materials in neutron stars, as well as superconductors.
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September 7, 2018 | campaigns & elections
By – Associated Press
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) – A political fund for environmental conservation causes in New Mexico plans to devote $500,000 to highlighting financial ties between Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Pearce's and the oil and natural gas industries, starting with local television ads this week.
Conservation Voters New Mexico Executive Director Demis Foster said the ads – including social media outreach – take aim at Pearce for accepting campaign donations from the oil and gas sector while siding with the industry in Congress over concerns about public health and environmental pollution.
The publicity campaign by the group's Verde Voters Fund kicks off with a television ad that says Pearce has taken extensive campaign contributions from oil and natural gas businesses while pushing to open more land to petroleum exploration and voting to make it easier to privatize public land.
Pearce campaign spokesman Kevin Sheridan called the accusation about privatization false and ridiculous. He notes that Verde Voters Fund is supported by contributions from billionaire former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
Demis said the majority of money for the Verde Voters Fund's campaign concerning Pearce comes from the League of Conservation Voters – a partner group and national organization whose top priority is to combat climate change.
She said a $150,000 donation from Bloomberg in late May was related to primary elections for utility-regulator positions on the state Public Regulation Commission, amid heavy political spending by the state's largest publicly regulated utility. Two incumbent commissioners were ousted.
As an independent expenditure group, the Verde Voter Fund is not allowed to coordinate directly with campaigns – including that of the Democratic nominee for governor, Congresswoman Michelle Lujan Grisham.
Foster says the assessment of Pearce's voting record hinges on a score assigned by the League of Conservation Voters, which says Pearce has voted in favor of significant pro-environment legislation 4 percent of the time in Congress.
"I think it's absolutely appropriate that we protect our communities in New Mexico from what we have seen him do in Congress," Foster said.
Sheridan said the agenda of the Verde Voter Fund puts in peril the state's energy economy that sustains state government spending. About one-third of the general fund revenues derive from oil and natural gas.
Both gubernatorial candidates are pledging to diversify the state economy amid a boom in oil exploration concentrated in southeastern New Mexico.


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Top 10 Star Trek Episodes
Posted by testani | Sep 13, 2016 | Movies & Shows, TV | 0 |
On September 8th, a scant 5 days ago, Star Trek celebrated it's 50th Anniversary. Yes, it's hard to believe, but Star Trek's first episode premiered on NBC on September 8th, 1966. Since then we've seen been treated to 13 movies and 5 different television series, producing hundreds of hours of some of the best science fiction television ever made.
We've got to admit, we're pretty big fans of Star Trek here at 8 Bit Soul and we've literally watched every episode of every series to date. Yes, that includes the Animated Series as well. It would be fair to say that we've seen many episodes multiple times. We've become so familiar with some we can recite them line for line.So while watching a recent Original Series marathon we thought we'd rank the top ten Star Trek episodes that have ever aired. We went through and looked at each series and picked our favorites.
So here is 8 Bit Soul's list of the Top 10 episodes ever to air across all Star Trek series. These episodes are the show's high-water marks, the best of the best. The episodes that made us laugh and made us cry.
Year of Hell
#10: Year of Hell
ST: Voyager
Season 4, Episodes 8 & 9
Original Air Date: November 5, 1997
Year of Hell is where Voyager started taking risks. The story was broken into two episodes and it introduced us to a new way of telling stories on Voyager. It was as if there was an awakening, a new beginning, a willingness to push things beyond Voyager's often by the book episodes. It was almost Deep Space 9-esque in that it wasn't afraid of tackling a dark story. Year of Hell focused on the crew of Voyager coming across an alien race that had the power to re-write history. They went from a species barely able to scratch Voyagers hull to one that was ripping it to shreds, instantaneously. The episodes brought the crew to the brink of destruction, it had Captain Janeway doing anything she could to save her crew from annihilation, even if that meant abandoning everything she was taught. The episodes took risks with the story and acting that we hadn't seen at that point. It's a shame the new way of story telling didn't last long, peaking in season 5.
Yesterday's Enterprise
#9: Yesterday's Enterprise
ST: The Next Generation
Original Air Date: February 19, 1990
Time travel is a common theme in Star Trek, some episodes do it better than others and Yesterday's Enterprise is one of the best. It encapsulates the ethic of sacrificing oneself for the greater good. Picard and his crew come upon a rift in the space-time continuum, and out comes a damaged Enterprise-C. It seems that the ship has come from decades earlier. Just then reality shifts radically, The Enterprise-D becomes a warship, and the space around them is filled with battle.
For the crew nothing has changed, this is what they have always known, but Guinan intuits that something is different. She helps Picard to realize that they are in an alternate present, where the Federation is on the losing side of a massive war. Picard talks to the Enterprise-C's captain about her team needing to traverse the rift again in order to set the future on a more peaceful course. At first she disagrees, and both parties take huge losses. Eventually she becomes aware of the the inevitable and her team returns through the rift to an earlier time and a perilous yet heroic destiny. Time is reset and the Enterprise-D returns to normal.
#8: Mirror, Mirror
Original Air Date: October 6, 1967
The original series episode that introduced fans to the Mirror Universe, a place of alternate realities, goatees and sashes. First explored during its second season, the Mirror Universe is a sci-fi staple used across many of the various Star Trek series, but also other sic-fi shows still to this day.
Easily one of the most memorable episodes of Star Trek, Mirror Mirror finds some of the Enterprise crew the victims of an ion storm and sent to an alternate reality where the Federation has been replaced by the Imperial Empire. Kirk, Uhura, Bones and Scotty assume the roles of their doppelgängers, while their evil counterparts occupy the brig back in the regular universe until Spock can figure out how to remedy the situation. The I.S.S. Enterprise is a warship, home to a very Ming-looking Spock who figures out that the returning crew aren't the ones he knows. Mirror Kirk was very close to being on the receiving end of a mutiny, but in the end Mirror Spock helps Kirk restore the balance, while Kirk shows Mirror Spock that just because he is a soldier doesn't mean he has lost his logical, ethical core. It was an exploration of a characters different selves, one the peaceful star faring self and the other the war mongering self that would do anything to rise up the ranks. It quickly became a fan favorite, and the Mirror-verse was revised in Deep Space 9 and Enterprise.
Trials and Tribble-ations
#7: Trials and Tribble-ations
ST: Deep Space 9
With Star Trek's 30th-anniversary right around the corner, the show runners of Deep Space 9 wanted to do a special episode to pay homage to the original series. The decided to do a callback to The Trouble With Tribbles and the crew set to work using cutting-edge effects to digitally insert characters into footage from the original episode. It went off without a hitch, garnering the best ratings of the season, getting three Emmy nods, and entering into Star Trek history as one of the fans most favorite episodes.
Captain Sisko and his crew are transporting a Bajorian Orb along with a hitchhiker named Barry Waddle when they are sent back one-hundred years in the past. There, they find they are in the orbit of the original USS Enterprise and Deep Space Station K-7 at the same time the episode The Trouble With Tribbles was occurring. The crew discovers that Waddle was actually Arne Darvin, a character from TOS episode and he's escaped the Defiant. Sisko decides to board Kirk's ship and the space station in order to apprehend Darvin. Disguised in period uniforms, the crew wanders the ship and station coming in contact with many of TOS characters. It's a fun-filled episode that captures the essence of the original series perfectly.
The Trouble with Tribbles
#6: The Trouble with Tribbles
Original Air Date: December 29, 1967
An episode loved by fans and non-fans alike, The Trouble with Tribbles is one of Star Treks most memorable episodes. It was so popular that Deep Space 9 re-visted the episode and added its own twist (see #7 of our Top 10 list). The episode starts with a bogus distress call that sends the Enterprise to protect a space station's hold of quadrotriticale, a special grain that can be grown on Sherman's Planet. A planet that is of special interest to the Klingons. With the Klingons appearing on the space station, Kirk reluctantly agrees keeps the peace between the Klingons and Federation crew. Meanwhile, a small fur-ball like species appears, much to the dismay of the Klingons. The Tribbles, as they're called seem to be born pregnant and they rapidly multiply, eating everything in their path, including the grain.
We're treated to old fashioned bar room brawls, saboteurs that turn out to be quite different than they look, and thousands of furry little Tribbles. Ultimately it's the Tribbles that save the day, although it cost many their lives. The episode is fun filled with lots of light hearted laughs. It quickly became a fan favorite, and remains one to this day.
Balance of Terror
#5: Balance of Terror
This original series episode that introduced us to the Romulan Empire. Balance of Terror had a Das Boot type of approach to space combat. Sent to investigate why outposts along the Romulan Neutral Zone have gone quiet, the Enterprise plays a game of cat and mouse with a Romulan Bird of Prey whose commander is ready to remind the quadrant why you should never turn your back on the Romulan Empire.
The episode builds up to a big reveal of the Romulans, one where it's establish in Trek canon that Vulcans and Romulans are distant cousins. While the battle scenes are tense and aplenty, the episode stands out for how it begins and ends, with a wedding that eventually leaves the newlywed a widow during the attack. This loss hangs over Kirk's head and his bittersweet victory, and helps make this episode one of the best ever produced.
The Inner Light
#4: The Inner Light
Original Air Date: June 1, 1992
The Inner Light begins with the Enterprise exiting the Parvenium System and crossing with a mysterious probe which scans the ship and hits Captain Picard with an energy beam. He falls unconscious on the bridge and wakes up to find himself living in a village where everyone knows his name and they think he is suffering from the delusion of being a starship captain. He struggles to determine what is real and what is not and as time ticks by he begins to embrace his new life, deciding to have children and grow old with his wife. Towards the end of his life, after his wife has passed on, Picard sees the launch of a rocket. It's the same probe from the beginning of the episode, meant to tell the story of the doomed planets inhabitants. For Picard it seems real, what feels like a lifetime for him is a matter of hours back on the Enterprise. When he recovers he's left with memories of a family he never really had, memories that are hard to lose.
In the Pale Moonlight
#3: In the Pale Moonlight
Original Air Date: April 15, 1998
Deep Space 9 is remembered as Star Treks black sheep, a show set on a space station rather than a ship, but by grounding the crew they managed to create some of the very best Star Trek every made. Overall, Deep Space 9 is considered by many to be the best Star Trek series after the Original Series. It gets the black sheep label because of so many dark stories that are told throughout the seven seasons. One of the best of those is In the Pale Moonlight, a look at the dark side of Starfleet and the Federation.
it's best encapsulated in the themes that come from this episode, where we see just how favor Captain Benjamin Sisko is willing to go to convince the Romulans to join the Federation in fighting the Dominion. Like most of the other episodes on this list, it's an excellent character study, showing how Sisko loses his idealism in exchange for a shot at victory. It's also an episode that keeps you guessing, with Garak's plan unfolding in surprising ways. In the Pale Moonlight brought the Dominion War forward in terms of the scope, and the manner in which it was done was nothing to be proud of.
#2: The Visitor
Nominated for a Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation in 1996. It's frequently cited by the show's cast, crew and fans as their favorite episode. The episode focuses on Jake Sisko through dealing with the loss of his father through the years, how he abandons his writing, his family, his friends, to find a way to bring back his father after a freak warp core accident aboard the Defiant which sees Captain Sisko disappear into another dimension. What seems like minutes for Captain Sisko spans a lifetime for Jake. The end hits home the hardest, where Jake makes the ultimate sacrifice to give his father and himself a second chance at life.
On a personal level the episode was my favorite of the series, and for me DS9 was the best Star Trek series. Having watched it after my father passed it really hit home for me and actually drove me to tears. It did a great job representing the father son relationship between Jake and Benjamin. While it may be a sci fi show it's a very emotional one.
The City on the Edge of Forever
#1: The City on the Edge of Forever
Original Air Date: April 6, 1967
Hailed by many as the best episode of Star Trek ever to air, The City on the Edge of Forever brought Captain Kirk and Spock to Depression-era New York where they must locate and prevent a drug-addled Dr. McCoy from changing the course of history. The focal point of this mission is Edith Keeler, played by the beautiful Joan Collins, a social worker at the 21st Street Mission whose pacifist ideals and moving speeches will one day effect the nation enough that the United States never enters World War II, allowing Nazi Germany to conquer Europe and and the world, and win the war.
With Kirk being Kirk, he falls in love with Miss Keeler, ultimately finding out that she must die in order to ensure that history rights itself. Apparently, Dr. McCoy had somehow prevented Keeler's death and it re-wrote history. Now Kirk was posed to let his love die in order to set things right.
Written by Harlan Ellison, the final episode of the show's first season, The City on the Edge of Forever won the 1968 Hugo Award for Best Dramatic Presentation.
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La copa zambiana de futbol (oficialment Zambia Cup o Mosi Cup) és la màxima competició futbolística per eliminatòries de Zàmbia i segona en importància després de la lliga. És organitzada per la Football Association of Zambia. Es creà l'any 1962.

De 1962 a 1965 els guanyadors de la Northern Rhodesia Castle Cup jugaren contra els vencedors de Rhodèsia del Sud (avui Zimbàbue) per la Super Castle Cup.

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Northern Rodesia Castle Cup
 1961 : City of Lusaka
 1962 : Roan United (Luanshya) 4-3 Nchanga Sports
 1963 : Mufulira Blackpool
 1964 : City of Lusaka 2-1 Mufulira Blackpool
 1965 : Mufulira Wanderers 5-2 (a.p.) City of Lusaka
 1966 : Mufulira Wanderers 4-2 Broken Hill Wanderers
 1967 : Kabwe Warriors
 1968 : Mufulira Wanderers
 1969 : Kabwe Warriors
 1970 : Ndola United 2-1 Kabwe Warriors
 1971 : Mufulira Wanderers 6-1 Kitwe United
 1972 : Kabwe Warriors
 1973 : Mufulira Wanderers 3-1 Butondo Western Tigers
 1974 : Mufulira Wanderers 2-1 Rhokana United

Independence Cup
 1975 : Mufulira Wanderers 2-1 Green Buffaloes (Lusaka)
 1976 : Mufulira Wanderers 4-3 Butondo Western Tigers
 1977 : Roan United (Luanshya) 4-3 Mufulira Wanderers
 1978 : Nchanga Rangers (Chingola) 2-1 Mufulira Wanderers
 1979 : Power Dynamos (Kitwe) 0-0 (7 - 6) Ndola United
 1980 : Power Dynamos (Kitwe) 2-0 Green Buffaloes (Lusaka)
 1981 : Vitafoam United (Ndola) 2-1 Strike Rovers (Ndola)
 1982 : Power Dynamos (Kitwe) 5-0 Konkola Blades (Chilabombwe)
 1983 : Konkola Blades (Chilabombwe)
 1984 : Kabwe Warriors
 1985 : Strike Rovers
 1986 : Nkana Red Devils (Kitwe)
 1987 : Kabwe Warriors
 1988 : Mufulira Wanderers
 1989 : Nkana Red Devils (Kitwe)
 1990 : Power Dynamos (Kitwe)
 1991 : Nkana Red Devils (Kitwe)
 1992 : Nkana FC (Kitwe)

Mosi Cup
 1993 : Nkana FC (Kitwe)
 1994 : Roan United (Luanshya)
 1995 : Mufulira Wanderers 1-0 Rumlex
 1996 : Roan United (Luanshya) 1-0 Nchanga Rangers (Chingola)
 1997 : Power Dynamos (Kitwe) 1-0 City of Lusaka
 1998 : Konkola Blades (Chilabombwe) 2-1 Zanaco FC (Lusaka)
 1999 : Zamsure bt Power Dynamos (Kitwe)
 2000 : Nkana FC (Kitwe) 0-0 (7 - 6) Green Buffaloes (Lusaka)
 2001 : Power Dynamos (Kitwe) 1-0 Kabwe Warriors
 2002 : Zanaco FC (Lusaka) 2-2 (3 - 2) Power Dynamos (Kitwe)
 2003 : Power Dynamos (Kitwe) 1-0 Kabwe Warriors
 2004 : Lusaka Celtic 2-1 Kabwe Warriors
 2005 : Green Buffaloes (Lusaka) 2-1 Red Arrows (Lusaka)
 2006 : ZESCO United (Ndola) 2-0 Red Arrows (Lusaka)
 2007 : Red Arrows FC (Lusaka) 2-2 ZESCO United (Ndola) [3-2 pen]

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Video: Sainvil – "Shoulders"
By Brian on Oct 29, 2019
Alamo Records signee Sainvil is here and ready to make a statement with his latest offering "Shoulders." Holding the title as the first R&B artist signed to the label — which is home to acts such as Lil Durk, Smokepurp, Comethazine, Lil Gotit and Wifisfuneral — the artist has a pretty solid list of artists that he's already collaborated with that includes Pusha T and most recently, writing DaniLeigh's "Blue Chips."
Describing his brand of R&B as "brooding and unapologetic," the buzzing singer's innately creative sound derives from a place of personal hardship and struggle. Dealing with the loss of his father at an early age, his brother shortly after and his mother undergoing cancer treatment for years, his motivation and inspiration behind his music are to find a way to provide for her. "Shoulders" is a lyrical depiction of all that he carries.
The multi-talented artist — who hails from Little Haiti — is set to release his debut EP Apollo Blu Vs. The Great Fall later this year.
Until then though, check out the visual for "Shoulders" below.
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The Collected Interior: Frugalicious Friday & A Giveaway...Designs by Paola!
Frugalicious Friday & A Giveaway...Designs by Paola!
Welcome to the 54th edition of Frugalicious Friday! Holy moly we had over 235 link ups last week, if you linked up...THANK YOU!
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A former Neo-Romanesque monastery in excellent condition is about to fall under the demolition of Berthierville, to make room for housing development, to the chagrin of defenders of religious heritage.
The imposing building that has already housed 45 Dominican women was sold last week by the nuns. The buyer, a contractor, obtained the demolition permit on Monday, even though the building is part of the religious heritage inventory of the MRC Autray.
According to a sheet produced by the MRC Autray, the former Dominican monastery of Berthierville, built in 1934, has an "exceptional" heritage value and its state of preservation is "excellent".
The entrepreneur who bought it confirms to La Presse that the demolition must begin "in the coming weeks". But according to André St-Martin, the building has no heritage value. "It's not heritage, if it had been heritage we would not have the license," says the president of Construction Germain St-Martin.
Why is the municipality of Berthierville able to demolish a building that the MRC recommends protecting? Wednesday afternoon, the mayor was not available for an interview.
The nuns are sorry to see the fate of their former monastery. But the Dominicans explain that they had no choice but to sell, as the maintenance costs of the building were too heavy to bear.
"It was difficult to find a buyer because the building is large and Berthierville is not a huge city," said Micheline Turcotte, Dominican nuns.
"But it's a very, very beautiful monastery, with a beautiful Romanesque architecture in it. It's sad for us to see him go, but we had no choice, "she says.
The proponent intends to move forward with the destruction. "People panic seven, eight years later. There are people who have just discovered the building, it has been abandoned for seven years! "Says Andre St-Martin.
The Heritage Corporation of Berthier would like explanations from the municipality. M me St-Amand says that a consultation process to find a community oriented to the monastery had been engaged.


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The dresser was the hardest. Dad tried for the first time six months after the choir sang Amazing Grace for my 39-year-old mother with a green thumb and a blown aneurysm behind her green eyes. He opened the bottom drawer where her turtlenecks lay like outdated eggs. But instead of putting them in the Goodwill box, he slammed the drawer shut with his pitching arm and then gave it a good kick with his steel-toed boot. He went out to his engine repair shop, silenced. At supper he finally spoke: guess there's no hurry. But he was lying. The sooner he cleaned out Mom's dresser, the sooner he would clean out Mom's dresser. It seemed so simple, and so complicated, to me, a 14-year-old boy, their only son, only kid.
A couple of months later, he fortified himself--by fasting. He liked to feel hungry, close to the bone, an attempt to get closer to what he was feeling. Other people (mostly Catholics), thought calories cured sadness. He went at the dresser project the second time on a Sunday, when Pete's Repair was closed and he had nothing on his mind but Mom. He approached the job with all the heft of a man with a sledgehammer taking down a cement silo. Lift, whack, slap. Chisel away at the silo until it tipped and then run like hell before it crashed. Now, in one fell motion, he slapped everything from the bottom drawer into the big cardboard box destined for those less fortunate. Lift, whack, slap. The middle drawer of sweaters was taken out. Besides, there was no daughter to keep this stuff for, and the idea of granddaughter never entered his mind. Or mine.
By now Dad had made it to the top and final drawer; he was on a roll. He opened that drawer and padded, push-up mounds of flesh looked up at him. Or so it must have seemed to stare at Mom's bras, ready to prance and dance, posed as they were next to neatly folded rows of slips and panties. All the colors of the rainbow were in there, I swear. I mean, I had never looked in there before. Why would I? What once was hush-hush and personal now, to me, felt gruesome and creepy, especially since I had never seen my mother naked or even half-naked. She was very private and very pretty. But I sensed what fun she might have had selecting her secret things. All that finery--was that what they called it? Oh, lingerie, that's what it was, lingerie: panties and dainties, slips and strapless, clinging and lingering, slinking, longing for sunshine or moonbeams, all that energy storied beneath sweaters or slacks or skirts, waiting. Just waiting.
Dad was in a trance staring at that top drawer. I saw a lifetime of love pass over his face like a front moving in: the pressure drops, and then, bam, the thunderstorm. My father stood there, bracing himself with two hands on the open drawer, blubbering.
"Men don't cry," he said.
"Right," I said.
"They can't," he said. He studied drawer's dovetail corner. "It's not right."
"Or something," I chimed in, feeling any minute lightning would strike my chest. Count the number of seconds between the lightning and the thunder and you know how far away the storm is.
"Women do the crying," Dad said. I nodded and began to count. By now his face was red and wide as a ripe tomato, splitting seeds and phlegm into the drawer. When he finally turned on the waterworks, I knew it was for both of them, for all three of us. Normally, I would have pitched in, but someone had to be the man. And I was, for the next fifteen minutes until Dad turned off the spigot faster than he had turned it on. He looked at the Goodwill box, took on a farmer blue handkerchief, and blew his nose, hard. Then, without a word, he criss-crossed the flaps of the big box into a kind of square knot.
I don't know how long that top drawer kept its fullness. Maybe he never threw any of it out. I never saw him rummage in there again and I never looked. Maybe he put the top drawer's contents up in the garage, in the rafters, along with Mom's Raleigh Retroglide Seven-AL bicycle. It was a three-speed with hand brakes and white-walled balloon tires. Last time I went home, the bicycle was still hanging upside down, same place all these decades. I remembered how she rode that bike while I rode my Schwinn. We used to take the country roads like we had wings. Least that's how I remember it because my brain laid down genuine, copper-wire connections about those rides. And then there were other things that were there, that once were so close, that have frayed. I guess that's why you can spend the rest of your life pulling wire, remodeling and upgrading, and wondering, quite frankly, how the hell all of it happened.
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Niekas
A fanzine published from 1962–1998 by Ed Meskys. It won the 1967 Best Fanzine Hugo and was nominated for the Best Fanzine Hugo in 1966, 1967, and 1989. Felice Rolfe was co-editor for some of the early issues. The name come from the Lithuanian (Meskys is of Lithuanian extraction) for "nothing" or "nobody".
Meskys wrote, "I started a separate mailing-comments zine for N'APA, and changed its name to Niekas and started the numbering over again with the June 1962 issue… Since there was no Tolkien fanzine being published I decided to devote Niekas to Tolkien and try to run at least one Tolkien related piece in each issue."
Contributors included Piers Anthony, ATom, John Boardman, Vaughn Bode, Anthony Boucher, Marion Zimmer Bradley ("Bloodthirsty for Power: Vampirism in Hambly's Those Who Hunt the Night"), Charles N. Brown, Don D'Ammassa, Philip K. Dick ("Naziism and the High Castle"), an ongoing "Glossary of Middle Earth" by Robert Foster, who later published Tolkien's World From A to Z: The Complete Guide to Middle-earth, Clyde Kilby, Jack Gaughan, Jack Harness, Ben Indick, S. T. Joshi, Tim Kirk, Fred Lerner, Dave Locke, Sam Moskowitz, Andrew J. Offutt, Diana Paxson, Bruce Pelz, Darrell Schweitzer, Bjo Trimble, and Roger Zelazny ("Song of the Ring" [a poem]).
Niekas also published a number of special issues including A Silverlock Companion and…
When Niekas won the 1967 Best Fanzine Hugo, following the custom of the time NYCon 3 awarded only a single Hugo trophy which wound up with co-editor Felice Rolfe. In 1998, the Ditto 11 organizers got a spare Hugo rocket from Bruce Pelz and created a replica Hugo base and presented Ed Meskys with his own long-overdue Hugo trophy.
1 June 1962 At this point it is Ed Meskys' mailing comments apazine for N'APA. In N'APA 13
3 December 1962 12 In N'APA 15
4 March 1963 32
5 June 1963 26
6 September 1963 By this issue it had become a real genzine. in N'APA 18
7 December 1963 48
8 March 1964 33 in N'APA 20
9 September 1964 80 in N'APA 22
10 December 1964 54 in N'APA 23
11 March 1965 82 in N'APA 24
12 June 1965 84 in N'APA 25
13 September 1965 46+
15 March 1966 68 Editor is now Felice Rolfe, though Ed Meskys is still involved.
16 June 1966 100
17 November 1966 90
18 Late Spring 1967 68 Includes Tolkien interview
19 December 1968 Editor is now Ed Meskys with Charlie Brown, Marsha Brown, and Elliot Shorter as co-editors. Green Dragon #3 was bound in
20 Fall 1968 110
21 1977 Editors are now Ed Meskys, Sherwood Frazier, Margaret Shepard, and Rafe Folch-Pi
22 1980 60 Contributors from Jack Gaughan, Isaac Asimov, and John Brunner (short letter); Editors are now Ed Meskys, Sherwood Frazier, Mike Bastraw, and Rafe Folch-Pi
23 August 1980 62
August 1980 A Niekas Sampler
26 May 1981 64 Editors are now Ed Meskys, Sherwood Frazier, and Mike Bastraw
30 May 1982 84
32 February 1984 106
41a 1990 46 In a half-width format
41b 1990 64 In a half-width format
43a 1991 104 In a half-width format
43b Never published
43c 1991 1 A supplement inserted into #43a
44 March 1994 92
45 1998 128 Special Dark Fantasy issue
http://efanzines.com/Niekas {$files} . . .
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Appalachian Basin
More Ties to Activists, New Questions Over Publication Status in UC Groundwater Fracking Study
BY Jackie Stewart May. 11, 2016 4
The National Association of Royalty Owners recently called upon the University of Cincinnati (UC) to publish its recent study on fracking and groundwater properly, in a peer-reviewed public journal, something the authors have confirmed is underway.
While this news may appear promising, the reality is the study's data, which showed "no evidence for natural gas contamination" and was paid for by activists and taxpayers, was in fact concluded almost a year ago. EID recently discovered that another UC taxpayer funded fracking study only took three months to publish! So why then is this latest study still unpublished?
One possibility is that some of the funders—those with ties to the anti-fracking movement who initially stalled the release of the results—have asked for more time to prepare to dispute the data. While this is speculation, it is a fact that anti-fracking groups are trying to discredit the data to achieve their "Keep It in the Ground" aims, as EID recently caught on film. Interestingly enough, we have also discovered that the University of Cincinnati has been lending its name to a host of anti-fracking events, and will participate in an upcoming event hosted by the Southeast Ohio Alliance to Save Our Water from Fracking.
Let's take a look at some of the latest revelations.
UC Taxpayer Funded Fracking Air Study Published in Less than Year
In January 2014, UC announced a new study to determine air quality impacts of oil and natural gas. UC's Center for Environmental Genetics (CEG) received federal tax dollars for this study in the form of a grant from the NIH's National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) for $47,910. The results of that study were made available a year later (January 2015) at a meeting hosted by the anti-fracking activist Carroll Concerned Citizens. Three months later (March 2015), UC announced that the fracking study on air quality was published and peer-reviewed in Environmental Science and Technology.
The authors of the study found elevated polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon (PAH) levels near shale natural gas wells in Carroll County, Ohio, but admitted that the sample size used for their study was too small and the that chief assumption used for their research model was "totally impractical," according to multiple media reports. Yet that didn't impede the study from being published in a peer-reviewed journal in less than 90 days, nor did it prevent headlines such as, "Fracking may cause air pollution, respiratory issues," and "Fracking could increase risk of cancer, new study finds".
Groundwater Study Still Not Published in Peer-Reviewed Journal
By comparison, the UC groundwater study findings were announced in February 2016 once again at a Carroll Concerned Citizens meeting. According to an email from the lead author, Dr. Amy Townsend Small, to the National Association of Royalty Owner's (NARO), UC is "currently working to prepare these data for publication in a peer-reviewed journal". In other words, they are just beginning the process to publish after four months.
Why is there such a difference in the effort for publication this time around? Perhaps it could be that the headlines for the data from this taxpayer and activist funded study, included examples like "University of Cincinnati study finds fracking's bad rap is not supported". As American Thinker reported,
"This is a scandal that goes to the heart of the relationship between science and public policy and the reliability of global warming doomsayers. The scandal was broken in a small town newspaper, the Free Press-Standard of Carroll County, Ohio and only gradually made its way to the national media via Jeff Stier of the National Center for Public Policy Research, Newsweek, and Jazz Shaw of Hot Air."
Ban-Fracking Activists Funded the UC Study, Not "Industry"
While the authors of the study drag their feet to publish, the anti-fracking community is already out in full force twisting the facts and providing misinformation to the public.
Recently EID caught protestors in the spin zone trying to say that the groundwater study was not credible because it was "funded by industry", when it was actually funded by ban-fracking activists and taxpayers. Take a look at what EID caught on film at a ban-fracking rally:
Ban Fracking Activist to EID: "An industry paid study is not valid. So quit citing it"
EID: "The University of Cincinnati study was an industry study?"
Ban Fracking Activist: "I do not care. It's an industry paid for study."
EID: "Are you saying the University of Cincinnati Study was industry paid? "
Ban Fracking Activist: "Yes I am, I'm saying yes, absolutely"
In fact, 18 percent of the funding for the water sampling came from the Deer Creek Foundation, which also gave $25,000 to the Media Alliance in Oakland, Calif. for a documentary on the "rise of 'extreme' oil and gas extraction – fracking, tar sands development, and oil drilling in the Arctic" as well as $20,000 to the Northern Plains Resource Council, a Montana activist group that states on its website, "Fracking damages water, land and wildlife." The Deer Creek Foundation also donated at least $20,000 to WildEarth Guardians, which is a key player in the "Keep it in the Ground" anti-fossil fuel movement that has been especially active in Ohio lately.
Meanwhile, 100 percent of the funding for the tools and equipment used to analyze the water samples came from state and federal tax payers.
UC Professors Continue to Participate in Ban Fracking Events
Unfortunately the likelihood that anti-fracking bias has been dictating the actions of the researchers has to be considered in this situation. After all, why do UC professors continue to pop up at anti-fracking activist events? Both Dr. Erin Hayes and Dr. Amy Townsend-Small decided to announce their research at events held by activists groups that vocally oppose the oil and gas industry. Next week, UC professors are slated to participate in the Southeast Ohio Alliance to Save Our Water from Fracking event in Columbus. According to group's website, the conference is,
"A one-day conference for legislators, regulators, healthcare providers and community members on unconventional shale gas development in Ohio and its environmental and public health impacts. With special presenters: Dr. Julie Weatherington-Rice, Raina Rippel, SWPA Environmental Health Project, Associate Professor Erin Haynes, University of Cincinnati, & Professor James O'Reilly, University of Cincinnati, author of "The Law of Fracking" and Dr. Peter Nara."
UC professor James O'Reilly is no stranger to anti-fracking events. In fact, last year he participated in a "Beyond Fossil Fuel" summit in Kentucky. His book, "The Law of Fracking" is essentially a guide on "how to sue an oil and gas company." Take a look at the video below. Professor O'Reilly 's biography includes significant misinformation about fracking, incorrectly claiming a lack of economic stimulus, the destruction of county roads, and gross impacts to agriculture jobs, and more.
Professor James O'Reilly: "I'm not a geologist so I can't say precisely how rapidly the gas is going to dissipate, but it is a significant 3 to 5 years, a 3 to 7 year cycle."
This is not the first time an agenda-driven professor and supposed "expert" has said they have no scientific credentials in matters relating to shale development. The irony here is that Professor O'Reilly works for the same public university that conducted the strangely delayed groundwater study, the study in which isotope analysis to determine how "rapidly the gas is going to dissipate" over a period of three years and found:
"Based on the carbon and hydrogen stable isotope data along with the relatively consistent measurements within individual's wells over the study period, we have found no evidence for natural gas contamination from shale oil and gas mining in any of the sampled groundwater wells of our study."
EID has been following this story since the UC groundwater study was first announced at an anti-fracking meeting in February. We have documented our ongoing research for the past few months, calling attention to various concerns regarding the study. We have tried to give this public university the benefit of the doubt, hoping UC was making a good faith effort to publish its findings. That case, however, is becoming harder and harder to make. Once again, we encourage UC to expedite its efforts to publish this study in a scientific journal, despite the fact that the findings will continue to "disappoint" agenda-driven anti-fracking groups more interested in ideology than science.
fracking, Ohio


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Prettyboyfredo Net Worth,Biography,Family and YouTube Earning.
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Not bad, considering the state of the world economy. PewDiePie has built most of his fortune on being hilariously scared by horror game content. Note that the values on a company's balance sheet highlight historical costs or book values, not current market values. With these her online fan base also grown more. During her teenage years, she has suffered from bipolar disorder, a mental disorder where a person suffers from periods of depression sometimes, and periods of euphoria at other times. Later on, Ryan Higa liaised with a few other YouTubers and created a K-pop group known as Boys Generally Asian.
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UNL SIFE Team Named Champions of Their League in Regionals
The UNL Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) presentation team were named Champions of their League at the 2012 Regional Competition on April 16 in Chicago, Ill. The team will now advance to the national tournament in Kansas City, Mo., in May.
SIFE World is an international organization with programs in 42 countries and mobilizes university students to make a difference in area communities while developing skills to become socially responsible business leaders. UNL SIFE, based in the College of Business Administration, has more than 50 student members with different majors from all over campus and is currently ranked in the top 60 of over 700 national teams.
The competition focuses on SIFE teams from throughout the country giving presentations that explain the project work that their individual school has undertaken during the past year. The Nebraska team uses an engaging mix of multimedia and theatrical storytelling to convey the importance of the work they have accomplished.
"We think our presentation tells a compelling story about our project's successes," said Ben Tiggelaar, who is a past member of the UNL SIFE presentation team. "When it comes down to it, we are striving to become the best we possibly can."
Tiggelaar, an accounting, computer science and finance major from Sioux Falls, S.D., is helping to coach the team this year after helping the team advance to the national tournament in 2011.
"Of the five Big Ten schools that competed at the Chicago tournament, only two of us advanced," Tiggelaar said. "The University of Illinois is also going to Kansas City but three others didn't make it."
Some of the projects that UNL SIFE has worked on during the past year include helping Native American communities grow their own crops, helping the local non-profit organization, Community Crops, become more entrepreneurial in the Lincoln area and reaching out internationally to assist women in Sri Lanka.
The 2012 SIFE presentation team members include:
Beth Barmettler, junior management major, Omaha, Neb.
Karen Madera, senior advertising/political science major, McKinney, Texas
Venny Alub, senior hospitality and tourism major, Manila, Philippines
Jordan Bates, junior English major from Spencer, Iowa
Mikayla Schultz, freshman psychology/philosophy major from Hastings, Neb.
Jiajun (Abe) Xu, junior economics major from Yucheng, China
Zachary Bock, senior advertising major from Gretna, Neb. (technical team)
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December 16, 2014 · by alumnisocialmedia	· in Campus Features, DePaul Professors.	·
For the third biennial Critical Mixed Race Studies Conference, hosted at DePaul last month, participants could be heard speaking in British, Finnish, Japanese, Australian and Canadian accents, among others. This medley of voices perfectly encapsulated the theme of this year's conference, Global Mixed Race. Co-organizers Camilla Fojas, Vincent de Paul professor and director of Latin American and Latino Studies, LGBTQ Studies and Critical Ethnic Studies, and Laura Kina, Vincent de Paul professor of art, media and design, chose this theme in recognition of the widening scope of critical mixed race studies in its comparative, transnational and global dimensions.
The emerging field of critical mixed race studies (CMRS) focuses on the institutionalization of social, cultural and political orders based on dominant conceptions of race. CMRS theorists, who come from many different disciplines, engage with issues of systemic injustice, the mutability of race and racial boundaries, and processes of racialization and social stratification. "We are here to create an inclusive community that honors the dignity of all individuals," said Sara Furr, director of the Center for Intercultural Programs. "This conference truly embodies DePaul's commitment to social justice."
Read highlights of the three-day conference below.
"Mixed Race Amnesia: Resisting the Romanticization of Multiraciality—Authors Meet Critics"
In this panel, Minelle Mahtani, associate professor at the University of Toronto in Scarborough, discussed her new book, "Mixed Race Amnesia," which draws on interviews she conducted in the mid-1990s with mixed-race Canadian women. "My goal was to situate their stories in theoretical frameworks," she said. To that end, the book examines how the idealization of multiraciality contributes to a "strategic amnesia" about Canada's complex history of diaspora and colonialism.
Rebecca Chiyoko King O'Riain, senior lecturer at Maynooth University in Ireland and one of the conference's keynote speakers, praised Mahtani's book for the way it engaged with geography. "It's not only a question of 'what are you,' but also, 'where are you from,'" she says. O'Riain urged Mahtani to take this concept even further with a deeper analysis of the local or regional multiracializations and racializations that impact self-perception.
Keynote speaker Rebecca Chiyoko King O'Riain
Fellow panelist Greg Carter, associate professor at the University of Wisconsin—Milwaukee, contributed suggestions for further research. "I wonder what the message of this book might be if the interviewees had been lower-class," he noted. "Would it have produced similar or different kinds of responses?" He was pleased to learn that one of Mahtani's upcoming projects takes on that complex issue more directly.
"Mixed Roots Stories Short Film Screenings"
The conference's other keynote speaker, Zélie Asava, lecturer and joint programme director of video and film at Dundalk Institute of Technology in Ireland, led this dynamic session. Asava's mixed Irish and Kenyan heritage has informed her studies of mixed-raced characterizations in the American, British and Irish film and television industries. Her book, "The Black Irish Onscreen: Representing Black and Mixed-Race Identities on Irish Film and Television," formed the basis for her discussion of concepts of Irish identity, history and nation. She asserted that Ireland's recent transformation from a nation of emigration to one of immigration has created social unease and upheaval that visual media have begun to reflect.
Keynote speaker Zélie Asava
For example, she stated that horror films like 2005's "Isolation," in which a mixed-race woman, fearing her family's violence against her lover, an Irish Traveller, ends up on a farm where genetic experimentation is occurring, are ideal "for unpacking questions of plurality, as it is creatively based on the blurring of boundaries and the unsettling of certainties." In its attitude to travellers, the traditional "other" of Ireland, "Isolation" showcases how the country was never racially homogeneous.
"Mixed Methodology"
"Mixed Methodology," chaired by Nitasha Tamar Sharma, associate professor at Northwestern University, delved into the past and present impact of multiracial individuals on popular art and media. In the first presentation, students Joseph Graham and Ashley Williams of the University of North Carolina discussed how multiculturalism has influenced the evolution of hip-hop music and therefore our cultural consciousness. "Starting in the 1970s, hip-hop started to report what was happening on the streets," Graham explained, later adding, "Now hip-hop has become, to a large degree, more about black stereotypes."
Darlene Nichols, a librarian at the University of Michigan, presented her research on the portrayal of mixed-race people from 1910 to the present, which was partially conducted by looking into how databases and search engines categorize terms related to mixed-race individuals. Stephanie Sparling Williams, a doctoral student at the University of Southern California, then discussed how an artist's mixed-race identity can affect his or her artwork. She explored some of the more common themes in works produced by Ellen Gallagher, Delphine Diaw Diallo and other artists of mixed-race backgrounds. "There's an important and often neglected link between a racialized identity formation in multiracial individuals and artistic practice," she says. "I seek to explore how artists of mixed-race heritage choose to embody and express their identities through a variety of mixed-media toolsets."
Read about another conference at DePaul.
Tags: Ashley Williams, Camilla Fojas, Center for Intercultural Programs, College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, Critical Mixed Race Studies Conference, Darlene Nichols, Delphine Diaw Diallo, Ellen Gallagher, Global Mixed Race, Greg Carter, Joseph Graham, Laura Kina, Minelle Mahtani, mixed race, multiracial, Nitasha Tamar Sharma, Rebecca Chiyoko King O'Riain, Sara Furr, Stephanie Sparling Williams, Zelie Asava
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Video Clips: See a sample of the 2012 Tony Award nominees
By Jay Handelman , Herald-Tribune
/ Thursday, June 7, 2012
Click on the clips below to see scenes or previews from some of the nominees for the 2012 Tony Awards. The 66th annual awards ceremony, honoring Broadway plays and musicals, airs at 8 p.m. June 10 on CBS. Neil Patrick Harris returns as host.
Best Musical
"Leap of Faith"
"Newsies"
"Nice Work if You Can Get It"
"Once"
Best Revival of a Musical
"Follies"
"The Gershwins' Porgy and Bess"
"Jesus Christ Superstar"
Best Play
"Clybourne Park"
"Other Desert Cities"
"Peter and the Starcatcher"
"Venus in Fur"
Best Revival of a Play
"Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman"
"Gore Vidal's The Best Man"
"Master Class"
"W;t"
Jay Handelman
Jay Handelman is the theater and television critic for the Sarasota Herald-Tribune, where he has worked since 1984. He also is President of the Foundation of the American Theatre Critics Association and a two-time past chairman of the association's executive committee. He can be reached by email or call (941) 361-4931. Follow him at @jayhandelman on Twitter. Make sure to "Like" Arts Sarasota on Facebook for news and reviews of the arts.
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Michael Jordan Pays Ex-Wife Juanita Vanoy w/ this Huge Amount as Divorce Settlement
MICHAEL JORDAN – One of the biggest divorce settlements in history is the separation of the basketball legend and his ex-wife, Juanita Vanoy.
One of the most popular cagers in the history of basketball is Michael Jordan. His success in the field is on an international level and he is living many years of his life now as a celebrity.
Born on February 17, 1963, the complete name of Michael Jordan is Michael Jeffrey Jordan. He was born at the Cumberland Hospital in Brooklyn, New York to an equipment supervisor, James R. Jordan Sr., and a bank employee, Deloris Jordan.
Michael Jordan who was raised in North Carolina grew up as a sporty person. He would play basketball, football, and baseball. When he was in sophomore, he tried out for his school's varsity team. However, he was not picked to complete the team because of his height. He was standing 5'11" then.
The rejection did not stop Michael Jordan. Instead, it made him more motivated to prove himself on the basketball field. He continued playing basketball and his professional career started in 1984. Then, one of the legends in the basketball field started his career as part of the Chicago Bulls.
Living a celebrity life, several details of Michael Jordan's life is also not a secret to the public. In September 1989, he married Juanita Vanoy.
Michael and Juanita's marriage was blessed with three (3) children – sons Jeffrey and Marcus and a daughter named Jasmine. However, their marriage did not last long.
In January 2002, Michael Jordan and Juanita Vanoy filed for divorce. They got the final decree ending their marriage in 2006 after filing another divorce. Based on Celebrity Net Worth, he paid her $168 million as a divorce settlement. It is one of the biggest divorce settlements in history.
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Ricky Martin Writes A 'Dreamer' For Children Global music superstar and best-selling author Ricky Martin released his first children's book, Santiago the Dreamer in Land Among the Stars. The book was inspired by his own childhood relationship with his father. Ricky Martin joins host Rachel Martin to talk about reading to his own twin 5-year-old boys.
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He is a Grammy Award winner, an international music superstar, New York Times best-selling author. And now Ricky Martin has yet another accomplishment to add to his already impressive resume: children's author. Ricky Martin has just released his first children's book. It is called "Santiago the Dreamer: Land Among the Stars." Martin joins us from New York City. Thanks so much for being with us.
RICKY MARTIN: Thank you so much for having me. How are you, Rachel?
MARTIN: Doing well, thanks. So, you are the father of 5-year-old twin boys. I imagine this book had a little something to do with them.
MARTIN: Without a doubt. They were part of it. I became a dad and all of the sudden this amazing amount of information that I started receiving from kids was, I didn't know what to do with it.
MARTIN: So, I just started writing, you know, stories, and it's beautiful, 'cause kids, they brought me back to my childhood and I started remembering what it was like when I started in the music business. And that's what the story is about. It's about a child who auditions for his play at school and he was rejected. And the relationship that he has with his father is exactly like the relationship I had with my father.
MARTIN: Santiago, as we mentioned, is the main character of this story. And it is about his dream to perform. And he's got to get over some serious jitters in front of a crowd on the stage. Do you remember the first time that you were on a stage performing in front of a big audience like that?
MARTIN: Do you want me to be honest? The first time I performed in front of a large crowd, I thought I was the king of the world. And then when the show was over, I went back home and my manager told me you did it all wrong. So, you know...
MARTIN: How old were you at the time?
MARTIN: I was 12 years old.
MARTIN: Oh, man.
MARTIN: It's all about perception. It felt amazing. Apparently, it's not what it was coming across. I got the jitters maybe the second time I walked on stage because I was a little bit aware of the technicalities and the choreography and the things that I needed to say in order to be effective. But I guess Santiago goes through the same thing. He was nervous and then he was not accepted into the play. They said: next. And then he focused on his discipline and the importance of becoming a better entertainer and studying, which is exactly what my father helped me and guided me to do.
MARTIN: You were a big star at a very young age. Some of our listeners may remember you as part of one of the original boy bands, Menudo. Did you dad ever get worried about you, just the pressures of all that fame at such an early age? He was supportive, he wanted this for you, he wanted you to achieve your dream, but was there a part of him that struggled with the pressures that that brought to your life?
MARTIN: My father wanted me to be happy and I wanted this so much. He said, well, I have no other choice than to help him achieve his dreams. He never forced me into the business. On the contrary, I was pretty much the leader and he was just opening the path in order for this to work. I am very lucky actually. If my father and-or my mother didn't support me through this process, I would probably be a very frustrated man today.
MARTIN: Do you and your kids read a lot together? Is that part of your routine?
MARTIN: Yes. You know that through the years we have. For the last year, it's all about Santiago. And, you know, Santiago has become a son for me and a brother for my kids.
MARTIN: It's not just a book. You have recently launched PiccoloUniverse.com, which is an online community where members get together, talk, communicate, connect with other parents and caregivers. So, are you putting music on hold for a while? It sounds like you're taking a different direction, something a little more parentally focused.
MARTIN: Oh, my God. Well, no. I love music. And I am recording my music right now and hopefully next year I will start touring again. But I am a father with a lot of doubts and uncertainties and insecurities. And I said hold on man, you know, you have questions. Who can answer these questions for me? I'm sure there are thousands and maybe millions of parents, caretakers and-or teachers that have the answers. How can we create this flow of information? And it's been amazing, the reaction. And pretty much I've realized this has become a very beautiful tool. Because at the end of the day, we're benefiting children.
MARTIN: Ricky Martin. His first children's book is called "Santiago the Dreamer." It is out now. Ricky, thank you so much for talking with us.
MARTIN: Oh, thank you so much for your time. It's been amazing.


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Prior to joining JCVI, Dr. Lin completed her post-doctoral training at the National Institutes of Health, working on elucidating the molecular mechanisms underlying Legionella pueumophila pathogenesis. Dr. Lin received her Ph.D. degree in Chemistry from Emory University, and her B.S. degree in Chemistry from National Taiwan University.
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Exploitation of the host cell ubiquitin machinery by microbial effector proteins.
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Role of the VirA histidine autokinase of Agrobacterium tumefaciens in the initial steps of pathogenesis.
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The receiver domain of hybrid histidine kinase VirA: an enhancing factor for vir gene expression in Agrobacterium tumefaciens.
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Caption: Court. I'm faster than a bullet and have x-ray vision, but I really wish I had subpoena power.
Caption: City Courthouse. That prosecutor loses every trial because he's too wishy-washy. A lack of conviction and a lack of conviction.
Caption: Court. Yes, you get a "free trial," but here that doesn't mean you can choose to just opt out at any time.
Caption: Your honor, I request my client be called an "orca." He'll never get a fair trial if you call him a "killer whale."
Caption: Bringing a lawyer won't help. There's no due process for the naughty and nice verdicts. I don't know what my naughty/nice status is. I do some things that my mom thinks are naughty, but my Grandma thinks are cute and adorable. The system needs an update. Naughty or nice is a binary judgment of our actions in an analog world. Just my luck, I get stuck behind some kid answering the naughty or nice question with a whole "My Year in Review" thing! It's much easier for Santa to compile his naughty and nice lists these days. Kids document everything they do on social media now.
Caption: Erine, I included a beautiful landscape photo on every page. It can't hurt to use pretty pleas.
Caption: Campus. I'm failing my criminology class, but you shouldn't have told them "Frank's in trouble with the law." State.
Caption: He was a sore-loser tennis pro before becoming a prosecutor fighting organized crime. Now he's praised for breaking up a racket!
Caption: And the next thing I knew, my smartphone had my power of attorney! (Published originally on February 28, 2013).
Caption: "Scientists believe a prehistoric man found encased in a glacier may be a victim of assault." They should bring in a cold case specialist.
Caption: Attorney. I'm all for copyright protection, but can they make me pay royalties for a song stuck in my head?
Caption: Graduation. It's the start of graduation season. Many students today have double majors. He studied law and literature because he liked the idea of "poetic justice." She earned degrees in structural engineering and international relations --- She'll literally and figuratively build bridges! With Botany and Psychology degrees, he'll be a therapist turning over a new leaf. And here comes a young woman who studied math and theology. She's a grateful person who always counts her blessings!
Caption: Police Dept. K-9 Unit. Just once I'd like to go undercover as a bad dog.
Caption: Reach you goal! Financial Planners Inc. Quality Dentistry. Get you smile back! Anger Management Classes. Downtown clinic. Slipped on ice? Clark Law can get you cash$.
Caption: I really didn't expect the judge to release you on your own recognizance. I just enjoy saying "recognizance"!
Caption: Safety Violations Grammar. Biking without a helmet. Viking without a helmet.
Caption: Econ 101. Come on, come on! What's the first law of economics?! I could supply the answer if you weren't so demanding.
Caption: County Court. I don't care how many self-defense classes you've taken. Acting as your own lawyer is still a bad idea. (Published originally on July 18, 2011.)
Caption: Houdini's Brief Legal Career. You don't have to put an escape clause in every contract Harry.
Caption: Tonight's Lecture: Contesting the Will. It's going to be about either inheritance law or who really wrote Shakespeare's plays.


This Birch (Betula papyrifera) caught my eye with it's large, horizontal lenticels and thin strips of exfoliating, white bark! Find out what "lenticels" and "exfoliating" means by reading more!
The amount of diversity in this world is absolutely amazing! There are so many skin tones, hair colors (mine is blue and will be purple in a few days…), eye colors, heights, shapes…. you get it – this list could go on and on… Did you know that there is even MORE diversity in the natural world, including trees?
Did you know that North America has 17% of the world's forests? There are roughly 900 different species of trees, many of which are found in areas of high biodiversity (Florida, Kentucky, Texas, and California). The trees found here in the US are so unique! One may be over 370 feet tall and have reddish bark that attaches to the tree in long strips and another may be only 15 feet tall and have grey, smooth bark with large, horizontal pores. Any idea which trees I mentioned? Hint – One is located in California and is VERY iconic. The other is an ornamental that some people may have in their own yards!
Trees all function differently based on where they live, what their soil is like, and even what the air quality is like! Form meets function and we can examine these differences by looking at tree bark, or skin.
This Heptacodium miconioides (Seven Son's Flower Tree) has long strips of whitish-tan, exfoliating bark. Those strips are very fine and thin.
The bark is the epidermal layer of the tree. This layer protects the tree from insects, fungi, bacteria, and other harmful objects, similarly to our skin! It prevents foreign objects from harming it's important vessels (called Xylem and Phloem which can be compared to our veins and arteries). As the trees continue to grow, that epidermal layer becomes to tight and splits, causing the unique strips, chunks, and lines in the bark -thank goodness our skin is elastic!. In some cases, the tree will actually shed it's old, tight skin in large swathes. These trees are called "Exfoliating Trees." An example of these would be River Birches, Sycamores, and Paperbark Maples. In many trees, the splits in the bark form lines that look like ski trails. These lines and paths help to direct rain water down the trunk toward the roots. If the slope of the branches didn't help funnel rain water towards the trunk, and the bark didn't direct the rain down to the roots, most of the rain water would either miss the root systems or break the branches from the excess weight!
See those strange bumps on the otherwise smooth bark of the Flowering Cherry (Prunus sp.)? Those are the raised lenticels that make the cherry trees so distinctive.
Trees also have something called lenticels. These are pores in the bark of the tree that help facilitate gas exchange between the air and internal tissues. Leaves have pores as well, called stomata, and are located on the bottom portion of the leaf. Those pores help with respiration. In some trees, the lenticels are small, barely noticeable and in others, like Cherry trees, lenticels are very large and pronounced holes that look like stripes or polka-dots in the bark.
Often, the features of the bark can help us identify the tree! For example, greyish, smooth bark with large lenticels tells us that the tree is a Flowering Cherry. A tree with bark that looks like burnt cornflakes glued onto the trunk is a Black Cherry. A tree with lots of exfoliating bark that's slightly reddish in color is a River Birch. A tree with long strips of greyish-brown bark, covered in pale greenish-brown lichen, that look like they are about to completely fall off is called a Shagbark hickory. A tree with many tiny, thin strips of slightly exfoliating, reddish-brown bark is an Eastern Red Cedar.
The bark of my favorite tree – the Betula nigra (River Birch)! I can't get over the many layers of peeling, reddish bark. They are so unique!
There are many tree species in the world, each with their own unique characteristics! My personal favorite tree is the Betula Nigra, or River Birch. Which is your favorite tree? Let me know in the comments below!
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