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Kuleana is a movie starring Moronai Kanekoa, Kristina Anapau, and Sonya Balmores. A disabled Vietnam vet rediscovers the Hawaiian warrior within to protect his family, defend their land, and clear his father's name.
Mystery, Drama
Brian Kohne
Kristina Anapau, Stefan C. Schaefer, Moronai Kanekoa, Sonya Balmores
A disabled Vietnam vet rediscovers the Hawaiian warrior within to protect his family, defend their land, and clear his father's name.
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22 customer reviews about drama «Kuleana»
Theresa G.
This is one of the most important movie to come out of Ireland since the political upheaval in the late 70s. The movie is about a young girl named Kuleana who is taken to a mental institution for over a year. This movie is an intelligent psychological drama about a girl who is told by a priest that she is a reincarnation of a witch and that she will be free to choose the life she wants. There are a few funny scenes in the movie and the story is good. It is a must see. It was nominated for Best Foreign Film of the year and it won Best Film and Best Screenplay at the Dublin Film Festival. I recommend this movie to anyone who likes a good psychological thriller or movie.
Russell Barrett
It's a shame the general public hasn't heard about the works of German film director Michael Haneke. I had a chance to see this at the Tribeca Film Festival. The film is a subtle, melancholy meditation on modern German society. The story is set in and around the small town of Kuleana, a quaint community in the North German region of Baden-Wurttemberg. It's a place where people don't often go to find work or have their money stolen. They are instead attracted to the quaint town and its traditional way of life. Kuleana is a place where people know and understand each other. They do not expect to be paid for their labor. This is a time when people do things that are often thought of as superstitions. The work of the town doctor is performed under the auspices of the town's "birn". The town is run by a board of elders, who appoint the town doctor and determine the fate of the town. They also control the town's finances. One of the elders is a woman named Kuleana (Sondra Winters), who is given the task of selecting the town doctor. Kuleana is not happy with the role that she is given. She feels that she is not qualified to do this job. She feels she is not doing the job well. She feels that the doctor she is being selected for does not care about her and she does not like this. She also feels that the doctor does not care about the people around him. The town doctor is played by the award winning actor Matthias Schoenaerts, who plays a slightly confused character who is not really sure of what he is supposed to do. He is being pressured by his elders to select a doctor who will not discriminate against the town's people. One day, he finds himself alone in a room with his family. He is asked to take care of his sick mother, and he begins to realize that he has a lot to learn about what it means to be a doctor. He begins to learn about the beliefs of the people who live in Kuleana. He is struck by the fact that there are very few doctors in the town, and that the town doctor is not the best one. He decides to take on the responsibility of running the town's medical clinic. It is during this time that he discovers that he is the best doctor in town, and the people of Kuleana love him. He is asked to take care
Jerry Bell
The movie is good for one reason, it is a documentary film, but the use of the footage and the framing makes it a fascinating experience. I would recommend watching this film. The film is about a young woman (Kuleana) who's brother, who has become a writer, has passed away, so the family decide to sell the house. The house is not the same and she takes care of it while she is at college. The film shows that her life is not the same as she would have liked. It is about her depression and her attempts to find a new way of life. It also shows how the family deals with their loss and the various ways she tries to cope with it. This film is worth watching and you will see that the film is very well done.
Lawrence Contreras
While "Rain Man" is a classic, "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" is a fun film that requires some suspension of disbelief. The film takes place in California and has a similar feel to "Gone with the Wind." One character, Clementine, goes through a series of traumatic events that seem to have a supernatural origin. The viewer is often left wondering why they didn't notice her immediately. After all, she was missing for years. The plot is straightforward and easy to follow. The writing is not bad, but the movie itself is not spectacular. However, the film has a sense of humor that is definitely appreciated. While the movie may seem slow at times, it is actually quite fast. The film is filled with moments that are very humorous, such as the one with the bumbling clerk. The film is also filled with some truly memorable scenes, such as the scene with the old lady with the crab and the one with the little boy. While the film has some really memorable scenes, the film itself is also quite boring. I'm not sure why this film was rated so highly, but I would say that it is definitely a film for a certain audience. It is an entertaining film, but is not something that I would recommend to anyone who wants a better movie. I think that it is better suited for a small group of people to watch, as it is not something that everyone will enjoy. It is a movie that one would not want to miss, but I would say that it is not something that one would want to watch a second time.
The trailer for this movie looked interesting, but I think that I saw the movie a little bit too early. The movie was almost 3 hours long, but there were not a lot of scenes that you could feel stretched out. The movie is about a mother who has lost her son in a tragic accident. The mother spends her days in a mental hospital, where she is a prisoner. She is then released after several years. She and her son have become estranged. She feels that he should be returned to her. She wants to spend more time with him, but he is no longer her son. She also wants to make sure that he is reunited with his sister. The movie was very slow, but I found it to be a very powerful and emotional movie. The movie focuses on the mother's life in the mental hospital, and it also focuses on the relationship between the mother and her son. The movie was very sad and powerful. It is a very sad movie. It is very powerful, and I think that this movie is very well worth seeing. I think that this movie is a must see.
Sharon Hunter
I'm a big fan of John Waters and this movie is no exception. This movie will make you think, and that's a rarity for me. The first time I saw this movie, I thought it was pretty boring, but after seeing it again, I realized that I had been missing something. It's a movie about the bizarre things that happen to people in their lives. The way they are treated, their relationships, and the way they are treated by others. I think it is a very sad movie, but that's the point. The point is that the people are like dogs in the movie, and we are watching them fight for their lives. John Waters is a genius, and this movie is a true master piece. I'm going to have to watch this movie a few more times, because I haven't seen it in years, and I still think it's one of the greatest movies I have ever seen.
I am glad to say that the movie was very good. It was very interesting, and it had a strong sense of drama and suspense. The acting of the actors was very good. The film is very well directed, and the picture is clear and captivating. This movie is definitely worth watching. I also have to mention the beautiful score that the composer made. The film is a must see!
Christopher Hill
I was so surprised at the film's lack of budget. The movie is a little over 3 hours long, but that's the whole story. The movie doesn't rely on dialogue, and it doesn't rely on sex. The film has a low budget, and is obviously made for a college film festival, but that's not what makes it good. The story of the film is, the music, the photography, the actors. It's very similar to "The Piano" or "A Bigger Splash", but I think this is the first movie I've seen that is truly that simple. There are no fancy cinematography, or scenes that you think are actually "stunning". It's just a story told through the eyes of a student. If you like that type of movie, you'll probably like this one too. If you're looking for a film that has a lot of big name actors, or for a film that's "great" but isn't as good as some other movies I've seen, I'd suggest "The Piano". The Piano is the first film that I've seen that I couldn't say, "That's amazing, but it's not amazing enough".
For anyone who's ever had to read the "I'm so sorry" letter from your school's teacher to your parent about the day you passed away, you may recall how the letters are always punctuated with a question mark, which is considered the signature of an adult. Now, I would like to think that all this is over with, but unfortunately not. In an effort to get rid of the legacy of that day, the school system in Hawaii changed the rules and decided to use the same symbol, which they have now used in every single day of their school year. This has resulted in a new trend of marking students with an "X" and an "I", as well as a new form of school called "I-school", where students are marked with a "X-I". So, you see, the thing that I really loved about this movie was that it wasn't about "I-school" or "I-school" but about the school system and how it is changing. Instead of being proud of the school system, which is so different from the norm, we should be proud of it. Instead of being proud of how different we are from everyone else, we should be proud of what we have and how it has changed us. And that's what I really enjoyed about this movie. I think that this movie would be awesome for anyone who has ever had to deal with a loss of a loved one, especially if you have children in the same situation.
Marilyn Lucas
I was intrigued by the title of this movie because I have always enjoyed the "Silence of the Lambs" TV series and have always considered it one of the most realistic portrayals of a police interrogation in recent years. I read an article on the case in the New York Times and was blown away by the high regard in which the author and the director of the film held the case. I was, however, a little apprehensive about the tone of the film, as the crime was extremely graphic and shocking to watch. I decided to watch it with an open mind and was pleased to find that I was right about that. This movie does a good job of portraying the social and psychological difficulties that police detectives go through in trying to solve the crime. It is a suspenseful film with a decent amount of action. I did not find it boring, although I would recommend that you watch the TV series first before you watch this film. The performances are strong and you really feel the struggle that the detectives go through in the course of the movie. If you are a fan of the television series, this movie may be a bit disappointing.
This is a great movie and it is definitely a good movie to watch with your girlfriend, if you are not very strict about drugs or sexual things, it's worth it. But it's really great movie to watch with your friends.
Gary B.
I'm really surprised that this movie got such a bad review from critics. I really liked it. It's not the best movie I've seen, but it's definitely not the worst. I have to admit, the characters were very wooden, but the story was good and the characters were believable. I really liked the fact that it was dark. It didn't have a happy ending, but that's the way it should be. I think this movie is a lot better than "The Sixth Sense" and "Eyes Wide Shut". If you're looking for a movie that makes you think, this is it. You should go and see this movie, even if you're not into horror movies. If you want to see a good movie, watch "The Village".
Lives of the dead, it was called, and if you want to know why, just watch the film. You'll know. It's the story of a man who lives the rest of his life in a very small, and very empty, house. The plot is all very predictable, but the film is so good it's worth watching. The ending is pretty shocking and unexpected, and while the film is fairly long, it doesn't drag. The performances are superb. The actors seem to have a lot of fun with their characters and it works very well. I was reminded of the French "Nights of Cabiria" (2003), but I don't think this is the same. "The Vampyres" is another film that may be a bit too sophisticated for some, but it's really enjoyable.
Shirley Green
Kuleana (1987) is the first film of the prolific and prolific director Andy Wachowski and it is probably the best of his career. Wachowski has produced a number of films which have made a huge impact on the world of cinema. They have been seminal in their own right and I would say that Kuleana is one of the best of the lot. In this film, the action unfolds in a series of flashbacks that take place over the course of three years and show the personal and professional trials and tribulations of two men who have become estranged in their relationships and lives. In a nutshell, Kuleana is about three people who become very attached to each other and develop a bond over the course of three years. These three men are Dr. Kuleana, Dr. Gage and Dr. Axton. They each have a very different background and life experience and are separated by time and distance. This film is a combination of an exploration of their characters and their respective stories. It is also a story of men growing older and growing closer to each other and in this case the closer and closer they are to each other. This film is also about the consequences of the bonds that are formed between men and women and how these bonds can affect the life and death of a person. It is also about the spiritual side of the human condition and how one can be brought down by a single incident or single encounter and the ultimate consequences of the bonds that are formed. This film is about the importance of growth and the importance of understanding your self and the other. It is about the dangers of a person becoming attached to someone else and how the power of friendship can be the greatest bond between two people. Kuleana is a very well made film. It has a great cast and is well shot. It has a very unique story line and it has some of the most fascinating characters I have ever seen on film. The performances are top notch and the direction is top notch. I would also like to point out that this is the first film that Andy Wachowski directed and it is also the first film that he wrote and acted in. This film is about life and relationships and it is a story that should be seen by all. This is one of the best films I have ever seen. Kuleana is a must see for all. 8/10.
Jennifer Woods
A beautiful film from the beginning, a love story, then slowly taking on a depressing tone. With the death of a loved one, the story slowly becomes a very sad one. A very good movie that I would recommend.
The cast is magnificent, especially Julie Delpy. I was not expecting that this movie would be so good. The story is moving and has great moral, and is not boring. I found it interesting to watch the characters react to their circumstances and to the situations they find themselves in. This movie has great acting and great story. I highly recommend this movie. I think it is worth a watch. The story is very interesting and has great moral. I would recommend this movie to anyone who likes to see a great movie.
The Irish novelist A.A. Milne is one of the most prolific writers in history, and his work is hugely influential and popular. He is also known for having an amazing imagination and creating vivid characters, and a world where science and magic have no place. His books have been translated into every language on Earth and his novels have been translated into multiple languages. His books have been adapted to film and are known for their haunting realism. A.A. Milne was the son of Joseph Milne (1835-1911), a socialist who fled to Ireland and became a writer, and the son of a doctor and an anthropologist, and was the inspiration for many famous literary figures. Milne's books are a powerful source of inspiration for writers, artists, and intellectuals. His novels have inspired filmmakers, directors, and filmmakers, and his novels have been translated into many languages. In my opinion, this is one of the best films ever made, and it is the best adaptation of one of his novels I have ever seen. It is based on the story of the famous Irish poet A.A. Milne (Michael Fassbender), who went to Ireland in the 1930's and never returned. He was later captured by the Nazis and forced to write poems. This was done in the style of the 1939 film version of the same title. The story follows the attempts of a detective to find the missing author and to save his life. The acting is superb by all of the cast, and the film is directed with passion and an amazing vision. I love this film. I am very proud to have seen it and I am happy that it has been adapted to the screen. This film is one of the best adaptations of a major work ever made. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
I'm sorry to say that it's not easy to find a movie that is as good as this. The main reason is that this movie is a very serious one and you will not find many movies that are so much. You will not find any comedy in this movie but this is not a bad thing. You can still laugh at the movie, and if you're like me, you will laugh too. You'll find yourself smiling at the scenes that will make you cry. There are scenes that you will find very touching and sad and if you're like me, you'll find yourself asking yourself 'how could it be so hard to feel that way?'. I can't find many movies that can bring me to that level. A very hard movie to find and I'm very glad that I have found one.
Very good movie. Very well executed and the performances are good as well. The only thing I did not like was the lack of cinematography. I have a TV camera, so I could see the most part of the movie. But I didn't see any story line. I would like to see the film on the big screen to see the story. This movie is very well done, and I would recommend it to anyone.
Christina Ramirez
I read a few reviews that give this movie a "1" and "2" out of ten. I found those reviews to be somewhat of a stretch. This movie is a classic film, and it is worth a watch. This movie is a beautiful representation of a couple's romantic relationship. It is also a slow movie, and it is certainly not for everyone. I think the reason the reviewers gave this movie a 1 is because they were expecting an action movie. This movie is not a movie where you are supposed to be screaming at the screen. The people who were giving it a 1 have no idea what they are talking about. This movie is a masterpiece, and you should see it. I give it a 7 out of 10.
Rose R.
I have to say that this is my favorite movie of the year so far. And the reason is that it shows that people are not as stupid as the tabloids make them out to be. I guess the reason for my rating is because I found the whole story, and the movie in general, to be very interesting. It is very good for a family movie, and has some great parts. This movie has a nice balance between the drama and the action. The movie also has a nice message and a nice message in the end. I would recommend this movie to anyone who likes a good story.
I have never seen a movie like this. The camera work and editing was top notch, and the acting was quite superb. I thought the two young leads, Tara Reid and Alexia Shiffrin, were really believable in their roles. The story is based on the book by Stephen King, but it's not his story. It's a story about a teenage girl who is raped and left to die in the wilderness. She awakens from a coma, and begins to look for her family and learn about the world around her. This movie is scary, beautiful, sad, and disturbing all at the same time. It was the most intense movie I have ever seen, and I don't usually go to the movies. I can't wait to see it again.


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The Once and Future One – Barack Obama!
Posted by Carl C. Curtis | Jan 21, 2017 | America, Featured, Politics | 0 |
As everybody must know Barack Obama has left the White House for good. The year he took office seems, to me at least, much longer ago than eight years. Why is this so?
Could it be that the Obama years felt like those TV dramas that hang on for a few seasons with low-to-mediocre ratings but finally, to no one's regret, get canceled? Yes, Obama was re-elected in 2012 (cancelation averted!), but the renewal for a second season still seems perplexing. A clear majority of the voters were as fully disgusted with the laughably titled Affordable Care Act as they are today, and Obama had clearly fallen short his own self-styled image as pacifier of the nation. Numerous scandals ("Fast and Furious," NSA, Benghazi) plagued the first four years, yet, with Mitt Romney painted by the media and the Democrats as the robber baron of robber barons, Obama won.
The second four years has bettered the first four in its sleaziness. Scandals abound: the IRS's "investigations" of O's political opponents, VA corruption, the Chinese hacking of government personnel files, Hilary's server, Obama's claimed ignorance of Hilary's server, Obama's clear knowledge of Hilary's server. Scandals aside, there were the true Obama "signature" moments, in the aggregate a politics of executive overreach quite possibly unparalleled in American history if only because much of it took place at a time that Republicans controlled Congress.
It's as if his last days in office—indeed, right up to the last hour—were a replay of his halcyon prep-school, dope-smoking days, with the windows battened down in the White House so he could inhale power to the fullest.
Obama simply could not get enough; hence, the smug claim that he would have won a third term had the Constitution permitted, his "permanent" injunction on arctic drilling, the latest release of Guantanamo "detainees" (i.e., terrorists), and the commuting of Bradley/Chelsea Manning's prison term. Make no mistake about it: "chooming" (Barry Obama's choice term for inhaling marijuana smoke with the car windows up) was never as good as soft authoritarianism.
As far as I'm concerned, this is the stuff of a dark graphic novel, but there is a silver lining to this dark cloud. In the absence of a third term, Obama's biggest executive victories are now on the verge of being bulldozed into a political landfill: Obamacare, the Iran nukes deal, and the Paris climate diktat—the "signature" programs of O's "legacy." That's a lot of wasted effort for eight years, not to mention billions of dollars down the drain for nothing.
Does the sainted (by the left, that is) Barack care? Some rumors have it that he is deeply depressed at the prospect of his domestic and foreign policy "successes" going up in smoke. I see no reason to doubt it, but I'm persuaded that his disappointment will be fleeting. There will always be something at the core of Barack Obama, a little imp whispering in his ear, that will assure him the country, nay, the world is a better place if only because he graced it with his presence.
If you peer through the haze of time to the post-election hype of 2008 and early 2009, you may recall the astonishing antics of the Obamistas, newly born in the wake of his victory. Remember Oprah, the conscience of the airwaves, exhorting her millions of views not to call the new president "Obama" but, instead, "the One"?
And who can forget the YouTube videos: the spectacle of celebrities "pledging," you guessed it, "Yes, we can," with one of them (you'll pardon my ignorance of pop culture, but I haven't the slightest idea who the ass was) kissing his biceps as he "pledged" himself to Barack Obama? We saw little school children creepily singing a hymn of hope, yes-we-canning it angelically.
Things were no better in 2012. Memory being the curse it sometimes is, I can't forget the seemingly omnipresent and absolutely sanctimonious Lena Dunham cooing to first-time voters to surrender their political virginity to a really great guy. And today the spell is still potent. I think it was Jonah Goldberg who rightly complained that the mainstream media could not permit Thanksgiving and Christmas 2016 or New Year's 2017 to simply be what they were; no, they had to be the Obamas' last Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's in the White House. Will April give us the Obamas' first Easter out of the Foggy Bottom? Don't bet against it.
What's really amazing about this irrational adulation is that Obama has all but orchestrated it. Why not? As he is wont to say, he's a better orchestrator than his orchestrator—even better than the UK's "4 News" commentator Jon Snow who wrote on January 18th that Obama is a principled, decent, intelligent man, who used his eight years in the White House to reach out to the more excluded members of society. He changed the tone of the country and was a respected voice of reason; he could literally and figuratively lead the country in mourning from the pulpit in times of tragedy, and from the stage at times of celebration.
Obama couldn't have said it better himself—except that he'd certainly claim that he could. "Changed the tone of the country"? Oh, yes. Cacophony abounds, the twelve-tone scale of politics, but it's sweet music to the Obamistas' ears.
As for foreign policy, he "change[d] the tone there" too. The Middle East is on fire, Russia, rattling its saber, Iran, peacefully building its nukes, China, openly dismissive, and our allies, dismayed. How does the One score his that report card? A-plus! The world's a safer place than it was in 2008—before the Age of Hope and Change began. Or, as he crowed in the middle of last year's presidential campaign, "Thanks Obama."
And now he sails off to Avalon, but like King Arthur, he'll return one day, only it will be all too soon, with incessant comments on the failure of little public men to live up to his lofty standard. To borrow from T. H. White,* Barack Obama is the Once and Future One, building castles in the air better than his castle-builders, a blessing to all, except to those who have to clean up the wreckage of the last eight years and start from scratch.
*T.H. White published The Once and Future King, historical fiction about the life of King Arthur, in 1958.
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New York, Apr 26 (AP/UNB) — Taylor Swift says she's releasing a new single and music video called "ME!" on Friday that's about "embracing your individuality and really celebrating it."
In an interview with Robin Roberts on Thursday — during the 2019 NFL Draft on ABC — the pop star said the song features Brendon Urie of Panic! of the Disco.
"I think that with a pop song we have the ability to get melodies stuck in people's heads and I just want it to be one that makes (people) feel better about themselves," she said.
Swift has been teasing fans for weeks with clues about a new project. She surprised a few hundred fans Thursday when she visited a mural she commissioned in Nashville.
Swift thanked the artist who created the mural in an Instagram post on Thursday. She also thanked her fans for showing up, saying: "I've never been more proud of your FBI level detective skills."
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He specializes in Asian history and religions and has special scholarly interests in India-China interactions, Indian Ocean connections, and Buddhism. He is the author of Buddhism, Diplomacy, and Trade: The Realignment of Sino-Indian Relations, 600-1400 (2003; 2016) and India, China, and the World: A Connected History (2017). He has co-authored (with Victor H. Mair) Traditional China in Asian and World History (2012) and editedBuddhism Across Asia: Networks of Material, Cultural and Intellectual Exchange (2014). He is currently working on a book about Zheng He's maritime expeditions in the early fifteenth century and co-editing (with Engseng Ho) the Cambridge History of the Indian Ocean, volume 1.
He has done extensive research in India, China, Japan, and Singapore with grants from the American Institute of Indian Studies, the Japan Foundation, the American Philosophical Society, the Chiang Ching-kuo Foundation, National Endowment for the Humanities, and the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies (Singapore). He was the founding head of the Nalanda-Sriwijaya Center in Singapore and served on the Governing Board of the Nalanda University.


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Because wisdom teeth are the last to come through, there is often a struggle for space and so, it's often the case that they struggle to grow properly. If your wisdom teeth struggle to come through, are only partially through or are growing at an angle; they are known as impacted.
When should you visit a dentist?
In our last post we explained that, if your wisdom teeth are causing you bad pain, it's time to make an appointment with your dentist. It is from that point where your dentist can let you know if they need to be removed or not. Your dentist will carry out an x-ray which will give them a better idea of where your wisdom teeth are growing and at what angle.
Why might your wisdom teeth need to be removed?
Though these problems can be remedied with antibiotics or an antiseptic mouthwash, we would definitely recommend the removal of wisdom teeth as a permanent solution.
Before the treatment, you'll be given a local anaesthetic to numb the area. Though you are likely to feel pressure throughout, you shouldn't feel pain. The whole removal should take no more than 20 minutes.
What does the wisdom tooth removal aftercare entail?
Swollen gums and cheeks. Though this will worsen initially, it will then improve. You can help the swelling reduce by pressing lightly on the area with a cold cloth.
Bruising. The skin around treated area may develop bruising, this could potentially last for 2 weeks.
A sore or achy jaw. It is more than likely going to be case that your jaw aches after the removal procedure. Initially it may cause discomfort, however it should wear off and improve within a week or 10 days.
A bad taste in your mouth.
Avoid rigorous activity or exercise for a couple of days.
Use another pillow to place your head in the best, supportive position at night.
Avoid the following for a day; rinsing, spitting, consuming hot drinks or beverages/food that could potentially dislodge any blood clots formed over the treated area.
Avoid smoking and consuming alcohol for 24 hours.
Consume soft or liquid foods.
Rinse area with antiseptic mouthwash, regularly and repeatedly – particularly after eating.
Whether you're looking for a Kilbirnie, Renfrew or Beith dentist – Bluewater are here to help. We're located conveniently on Lochwinnoch High St!
Trust Bluewater when it comes to all aspects of preventative and routine dental care appointments.
By opting for a finance plan when paying for a dental treatment, there is more freedom to have the dental procedure done that you may have been avoiding. We understand that dental work can be costly, therefore to manage such a large sum, it is worthwhile to estimate cost of dental care using our calculator.
At Bluewater Dental, we offer interest-free plans for up to twelve months, we also make sure that patients are content with their choice! It is particularly easy to set up a Direct Debit and if you are worried about the information, our staff will be able to help you. As we offer such an array of dental treatments; restorative, cosmetic, preventative and facially cosmetic procedures, this is the simplest solution that provides a way for everyone to be treated, without a worry!


While this series is intended to feature some of the most popularly known names in the WordPress community with their pets, this week we have decided to feature one of our favorite multisite communities. Tripawds Blogs is a user-supported blog community that helps to provide information, encouragement, community and support for owners of pooches who have had to undergo amputation.
Jim Nelson, the founder of the Tripawds, kindly agreed to answer a few of our questions about his unique community.
Why did you start this community in the first place?
Shortly after our dog Jerry lost his front left leg to bone cancer in 2006, we created a simple website to document his progress and share his three legged adventures with friends and family. I used our web hosts "one click" install to start a blog, and then discovered WordPress.org. After installing WordPress, creating some pages with videos and helpful resources we found, and posting regular updates, traffic to the site grew.
We began getting lots of emails from concerned dog lovers asking us questions, so I installed SimplePress discussion forums(1) for others to share their stories and advice. That's when the site really took off. We then added a chat room, and offering member blogs was naturally the next step to grow the community. I discovered WordPress MU and successfully migrated the site with lots of help from the now defunct MU forums.
Thanks to WordPress multisite and our WPMU DEV memebrship, we now maintian the largest online community for canine amputees and their people  the club nobody ever *wants* to join. With more than 600 three legged dog blogs, and 2500+ registered members  and more joining every day  we are fulfilling our mission to maintain a community of support for those faced with amputation for their dogs, by providing educational resources and a platform for discussion.
What advice could you give to a dog owner whose best friend is about to undergo amputation?
The best advice we have to offer anyone facing amputation for their dog, is to remain calm, and do your homework. Dogs are incredibly resilient creatures, and most cope with amputation recovery much better than their people do. But every dog is different, the vast majority recover quickly and adapt well to life on three legs, but complications can ocurr.(2) So it's best to unerstand what to expect, prepare for the worst, and hope for the best. That's why we created Jerry's Required Reading List(3) which compiles links to the best Tripawds blog posts and forum topics offering helpful tips and recovery advice.
How does an amputee dog's quality of life and capacity for recreation compare to that of a quadroped canine?
For most tripawds, after the initial recovery, amputation doesn't slow them down one bit. We have had members with bird dogs who continue to hunt, or with agility dogs who keep winning awards. Due to the extra exertion required to compensate for additional weight on remaining limbs, however, three legged dogs do tend to tire more easily. This is easily managed by keeping them fit and trim(4) and moderating activity. But ask any Tripawds member, and they will likely attest to their pup's passion for life. Jerry certainly taught us to make the most out of every day, no matter what life throws your way. And his quality of life never deteriorated until his final days when cancer took over his body.
Is there any one pooch on your site that stands out as a truly amazing example of the potential a post-amputation pet can achieve?
The Tripawds community is full of success stories, which help inspire others new to the group or who may be dealing with hospice care for their dogs with cancer. One hero that currently stands out is Nova(5), a three legged blind Great Dane with osteosarcoma who recenctly celerbrated her 30-month "ampuversary"  what we call celebrations commemorating amputation dates.
Of course, we like to think Jerry's story has been a huge inspiration too. He survived two years after being given only a few months to live after his bone cancer diagnosis. Producers from the Nature series on PBS found his tale intriguing enough to feature our travels together in the documentary "Why We Love Cats and Dogs"(6) which first aired in 2009.
We saw that you have a radio show. How long have you been broadcasting and how does the program differ from the online community?
Tripawd Talk Radio is our latest project for informing those seeking advice about amputation recovery and cancer care for dogs. We first started our call-in shows in February. We had previously hosted live chats with special guests on the Tripawds website, but our BlogTalkRadio program(7) allows us to record informative discussions with veterinarians or rehab specialists and make them available as podcasts in our Tripawds Downloads(8) blog. Our most popular show to date was our interview with a veterinary oncologist from Los Angeles, followed closely by our nutrition talk with the creator of DogFoodAdvisor.com.
Do you power any other Multisite communities?
I first installed WordPress MU to create free travel blogs for RVers at RVblogz.com. This was primarily an experiment to see what I might be able to do for Tripawds.com. Now running on WP Multisite with various WPMU Dev plugins, the RVblogz commnity has not grown nearly as much as Tripawds has, but it does provide a fun network for a number of full-time RVers blogging about their travels.
Why RVing? After Jerry was given just a few months to live, my wife and I sold our graphics business and nearly everything we owned to travel the country together as a pack in our fifth wheel trailer. We lived and worked on the road full time for a couple years. Now we continue to travel seasonally, heading south for the winter from the Rocky Mountain home we call Jerry's Acres, with our new three legged dog Wyatt(9).
What does the future hold for the tripawds community? Are there any exciting updates or expansions on the horizon?
Last year we published our first e-book, Three Legs and A Spare: A Canine Amputation Handbook.(10) This interactive PDF compiled the most helpful resources available at Tripawds.com and focussed primaily on amputation. We're currently working on our next e-book about canine rehabilitation and plan to publish others about canine cancer, and hospice care. I also hope to expand upon my novice PHP experience by continuing to hack theme files and edit plugins, sharing how I did things in my Tripawds Behind The Scenes(11) blog.
Finally, we will continue to expand the Tripawds community offline as we travel next winter spreading the word that its better to hop on three legs than limp on four at community dog events and Tripawds Parties around the country.
What an amazing community! Many thanks to Jim Nelson for taking the time to chat with us today! And for all your faithful pet-loving WordPress followers, stay tuned for next week's Pets Edition.


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\section{Introduction}

For several decades stellar evolutionary arguments have provided an invaluable tool to understand various properties of \emph{light, weakly interacting} particles, offering an alternative to terrestrial experiments and often providing even stronger bounds over wide regions of the parameter space.
Some of the most successful examples
include the study of nonstandard neutrino properties~\cite{Bernstein:1963qh,Dicus:1976ra,Heger:2008er,Viaux:2013lha},
majorons \cite{Georgi:1981pg}, novel baryonic or leptonic forces \cite{Grifols:1986fc}, unparticles \cite{Hannestad:2007ys}, extra-dimensional photons \cite{Friedland:2007yj}, axions~\cite{Raffelt:1985nk,Raffelt:1987yu,Friedland:2012hj,Viaux:2013lha,Ayala:2014pea}
and, in general, WISPs (Weakly Interacting Slim Particles)~\cite{Baker:2013zta}.

Here, we are interested in the axions, and in particular in its coupling to photons
\begin{equation}\label{Eq:agg}
	 L=-\frac{g_{a\gamma}}{4}a F\tilde F = g_{a\gamma} \textbf{E}\cdot \textbf{B}\,.
\end{equation}
Standard (QCD) axions are expected to satisfy a simple relation between mass and coupling,  $(m_{a}/1\mbox{ eV})= 0.5\, \xi \, g_{10}$,
where $ g_{10}=g_{a\gamma}/(10^{-10}\rm{GeV}^{-1})$ and $\xi$ is of order~1 in many motivated axion models.
This defines the so called \emph{axion-line} in the $ m_a-g_{a\gamma} $  plane.
However, models of QCD-axions which do not satisfy this relation existed for a long time~\cite{Rubakov:1997vp,Berezhiani:2000gh,Gianfagna:2004je}.
In addition, recently a considerable attention has been devoted to the so-called Axion-Like-Particles (ALPs), light pseudoscalr particles, coupled to photons as in Eq. (\ref{Eq:agg}) but not necessarily on the axion-line.
Such particles emerge naturally in various extensions of the Standard Model (for a recent review see~\cite{Baker:2013zta}) and are phenomenologically motivated by a series of unexplained astrophysical observations (see, e.g., \cite{Carosi:2013rla} and references therein).

Several experiments are currently involved in the axion/ALP search.
In particular, the CERN Axion Solar Telescope (CAST)~\cite{Andriamonje:2007ew}, a $3^{\rm th}$ generation axion helioscope based at CERN, provides the strongest terrestrial bound, $ g_{10}\lesssim 0.88 $, on light ALPs ($ m_a<$ a few eV).
A larger and more sensitive ($4^{\rm th}$ generation) helioscope, the International Axion Observatory (IAXO,~\cite{Irastorza:2011gs}), recently proposed, would allow the exploration of the parameter region about an order of magnitude below the current CAST bound on $ g_{a\gamma} $ in a wider mass range.

However, the strongest current bounds on the axion photon coupling are derived from astrophysical considerations.
In particular, the analysis of the evolution of intermediate mass stars, $ M =8-12\,M_\odot$, leads to the bound $ g_{10}\leq 0.8 $, while the analysis of globular cluster stars provides the constraint $ g_{10}\leq 0.66 $.
Both bounds apply to a wide mass range, up to a few 10 keV.

\section{Helium burning stars and axions}

Axions or ALPs with mass below a few keV could be produced in stellar interiors via the Primakoff process --
the conversion of a photon into an axion  in the electric field of nuclei and electrons in the stellar plasma~\cite{Raffelt:1985nk}.
The Primakoff process is particularly efficient in the core of He burning stars, at a temperature of about $ 10^8 $K and density of $ 10^3 - 10^4 $ g$ \cdot $cm$ ^{-3} $.
At higher temperatures, though the axions production increases, the pair neutrino process starts dominating and, by the time Carbon burning processes start, it becomes the main cooling mechanism of the star.

Stars of low and high mass show qualitative differences during the core He-burning phase and it is interesting to study them separately.

\subsection{Massive stars: the Cepheids bound}
Stars a few times more massive than the sun go through the so called \emph{blue loop} phase while burning helium.
This stage starts with a contraction during which the star becomes hotter (bluer), followed by a new expansion and cooling which brings the star back to the red region to the right of the HR diagram.

Interestingly, the beginning of the blue loop is fairly independent from the details of the core burning and it is fairly unaffected by axion emission, at least in the range of coupling of interest to us.
However, the end of the loop depends on the amount of helium in the core.
The presence of an efficient cooling mechanism speeds up the helium consumption and so can induce the loop to terminate early or even prevent it from starting.
Though known for several decades (see, e.g., \cite{Lauterborn:1971nva}), this observation was applied to the axion case only recently~\cite{Friedland:2012hj} and it was shown that a value of $  g_{10}\gtrsim 0.8 $ would eliminate the blue loop evolution for all stars in the mass range $ M \sim 8-12\,M_\odot$.

It is particularly interesting to note that the blue loop extends on the instability strip and so it is necessary to explain the existence of Cepheid stars, whose properties are well understood and very well measured.
The absence of Cepheids of mass $ M \sim 8-12\,M_\odot$ would imply a gap in the observed oscillation periods (mass and period of a Cepheid are related), a fact which is not observed~\cite{Friedland:2012hj}.

The relation of this bound to the Cepheid stars makes it quite robust from an observational point of view, since the periods of these stars are very well measured.
However, the numerical modeling does present various uncertainties, especially in relation to the convection prescription.
Notably, some amount of overshooting would reduce the extension of the loop and eventually eliminate it.
The perfect convection prescription is, unfortunately, not known.
However, there are indications in favor a non-minimal overshooting (see, e.g., \cite{Keller:2008yu}).
If so, the Cepheid bound on the axion photon coupling could be somewhat lowered.
A full analysis of the uncertainties in this bound is, at the moment, missing.

\subsection{Low mass stars: the HB bound}
Low mass globular cluster (GC) stars are also very efficient laboratories to study the axion-photon coupling.
\begin{wrapfigure}{R}{0.5\textwidth}
   \centerline{\includegraphics[width=0.45\textwidth]{giannotti_maurizio_fig1.pdf}}
\caption{Constraints on $g_{a\gamma}$.}\label{fig:G10VsY}
\end{wrapfigure}
GCs, gravitationally bound systems of stars populating the Galactic Halo, are among the oldest objects in the Milky Way.
Hence only low mass stars (M$\lesssim 0.85$~M$_\odot$) are still alive and, therefore, observable.
A typical CG harbors a few millions  stars, so that the various evolutionary phases are well populated and distinguished from each other.
It was recognized early on that axions coupled to photons would significantly reduce the lifetime of stars in the
horizontal branch (HB) evolutionary stage, corresponding to the
core He burning phase, while producing negligible changes during the preceding red giant branch (RGB) evolution~\cite{Raffelt:1987yu}.
So, $g_{a\gamma}$ can be constrained by measurements of the $ R $ parameter,
$R= {N_{\rm HB}}/{N_{\rm RGB}}$,
which compares the numbers of stars in the HB  ($N_{\rm HB}$) and in the upper portion of the RGB ($N_{\rm RGB}$).

The original analyses of the axion bound from HB stars
were based on the assumption that the measured $R$ parameter is well
reproduced, within 30\%, by models of GC stars without including axion cooling.
This approach, however, neglects the effects of the initial helium mass fraction Y which also affects the value of the $ R $ parameter.
Quantitatively we found~\cite{Ayala:2014pea},
\begin{eqnarray}\label{eq:erreth}
R (g_{a \gamma}, Y)=6.26\, Y-0.41\, g_{10}^2 -0.12\,.\nonumber
\end{eqnarray}
According to the above relation, even a considerable decrease of the HB lifetime caused by a large value of $g_{a\gamma}$ could be compensated by a suitable increase in the assumed He content.
Because of this evident degeneracy, a proper evaluation of the axion constraint from the $R$ parameter relies on our
knowledge of the He abundance in the GCs.

This effect has been taken into account in our recent work~\cite{Ayala:2014pea}.
In this new analysis, the recent data for the R parameter~\cite{Salaris:2004xd} have been compared with measurements of the helium mass fraction Y in GCs~\cite{Izotov:2013waa,Aver:2013wba}.
The results are shown in Fig.~\ref{fig:G10VsY}.
The vertical lines indicate the
$1\sigma$ and $2\sigma$ regions of Y and the dot-dashed vertical line the
He abundance in the early solar system Y$_{\odot}$, provided here as a  reference value (see discussion in \cite{Ayala:2014pea}).
The bent curves show $R_{\rm ave}$ and its 1$\sigma$ and the 2$\sigma$ ranges.
The  shaded area  delimits the combined 68\% CL (dark) and 95\% CL (light) for Y and $R$.
The vertical rectangles indicate the 68\% CL (dark) and 95\% CL (light) for $g_{a\gamma}$.
Previous bounds are also shown.

The resulting constrain $ g_{10}\leq 0.66 $ (at 95\% CL) represents the strongest limit on $g_{a\gamma}$ for QCD axions and ALPs in a wide mass range.

\section{Discussion and conclusion}

Helium burning stars are an excellent laboratory to study the ALP-photon coupling and provide the strongest bounds in a wide mass range which extends up to a few 10 keV.

The analysis from massive stars, which provides the bound $ g_{10}\leq 0.8$, shows an interesting connection between Cepheids and particle physics and could possibly be applied to other scenarios in the low energy frontier.

The recent analysis of globular clusters stars provides an even stronger bound, $ g_{10}\leq 0.66$ at 95\% CL, and, for the first time, an analysis of the uncertainties.

From the Figure~\ref{fig:G10VsY}, it appears that a weakly coupled axion or axion-like particle could improve the relation between the observed $ R $ parameter and the helium mass fraction.
However, the statistical significance of this result is very low and we prefer, for the moment, to use this analysis only to extract the upper bound on the coupling.
Additional investigation may reveal if the effect is just due to poor statistics or indicates new physics.
In any case, it is intriguing that the interesting parameter region is well in reach of the next generation experiments, notably ALPs II~\cite{Bahre:2013ywa} and IAXO~\cite{Irastorza:2011gs}.

\section{Bibliography}

\begin{footnotesize}

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require 'rainbow'
require_relative '../arguments_env'
require_relative '../arguments_file'

#
# This code is based on https://github.com/fohte/rubocop-daemon.
#
# Copyright (c) 2018 Hayato Kawai
#
# The MIT License (MIT)
#
# https://github.com/fohte/rubocop-daemon/blob/master/LICENSE.txt
#
module RuboCop
  module Server
    # The CLI is a class responsible of handling server command line interface logic.
    # @api private
    class CLI
      # Same exit status value as `RuboCop::CLI`.
      STATUS_SUCCESS = 0
      STATUS_ERROR = 2

      SERVER_OPTIONS = %w[
        --server --no-server --server-status --restart-server --start-server --stop-server
      ].freeze
      EXCLUSIVE_OPTIONS = (SERVER_OPTIONS - %w[--server --no-server]).freeze

      def initialize
        @exit = false
      end

      # rubocop:disable Metrics/AbcSize, Metrics/CyclomaticComplexity, Metrics/MethodLength
      def run(argv = ARGV)
        unless Server.support_server?
          return error('RuboCop server is not supported by this Ruby.') if use_server_option?(argv)

          return STATUS_SUCCESS
        end

        Cache.cache_root_path = fetch_cache_root_path_from(argv)
        deleted_server_arguments = delete_server_argument_from(argv)

        if deleted_server_arguments.size >= 2
          return error("#{deleted_server_arguments.join(', ')} cannot be specified together.")
        end

        server_command = deleted_server_arguments.first

        if EXCLUSIVE_OPTIONS.include?(server_command) && argv.count > allowed_option_count
          return error("#{server_command} cannot be combined with other options.")
        end

        if server_command.nil?
          server_command = ArgumentsEnv.read_as_arguments.delete('--server') ||
                           ArgumentsFile.read_as_arguments.delete('--server')
        end

        run_command(server_command)

        STATUS_SUCCESS
      end
      # rubocop:enable Metrics/AbcSize, Metrics/CyclomaticComplexity, Metrics/MethodLength

      def exit?
        @exit
      end

      private

      # rubocop:disable Metrics/CyclomaticComplexity, Metrics/MethodLength:
      def run_command(server_command)
        case server_command
        when '--server'
          Server::ClientCommand::Start.new.run unless Server.running?
        when '--no-server'
          Server::ClientCommand::Stop.new.run if Server.running?
        when '--restart-server'
          @exit = true
          Server::ClientCommand::Restart.new.run
        when '--start-server'
          @exit = true
          Server::ClientCommand::Start.new.run
        when '--stop-server'
          @exit = true
          Server::ClientCommand::Stop.new.run
        when '--server-status'
          @exit = true
          Server::ClientCommand::Status.new.run
        end
      end
      # rubocop:enable Metrics/CyclomaticComplexity, Metrics/MethodLength:

      def fetch_cache_root_path_from(arguments)
        cache_root = arguments.detect { |argument| argument.start_with?('--cache-root') }
        return unless cache_root

        if cache_root.start_with?('--cache-root=')
          cache_root.split('=')[1]
        else
          arguments[arguments.index(cache_root) + 1]
        end
      end

      def delete_server_argument_from(all_arguments)
        SERVER_OPTIONS.each_with_object([]) do |server_option, server_arguments|
          server_arguments << all_arguments.delete(server_option)
        end.compact
      end

      def use_server_option?(argv)
        (argv & SERVER_OPTIONS).any?
      end

      def allowed_option_count
        Cache.cache_root_path ? 2 : 1
      end

      def error(message)
        @exit = true
        warn Rainbow(message).red

        STATUS_ERROR
      end
    end
  end
end

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6,700 GSI Outdoors children's water bottles have been recalled due to concerns of lead in the exterior base of the bottle.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), issued a recall for five styles of the GSI Outdoors insulated water bottles sold exclusively at L.L. Bean.
According to the CPSC, the bottles have high levels of lead in the solder at the exterior base of the bottle. Lead, if ingested by young children, is toxic and can cause adverse health issues.
L.L. Bean is offering a full refund on the 6,700 bottles that were sold. According to its website, the bottles went under routine testing by the manufacturer and resulted in a positive reading for the presence of lead.
So far, no injuries have been reported, but the company encourages anyone with the affected bottles to immediately stop using the bottle and return it to L.L. Bean.
The item identification number 297684 is printed on a sticker on the bottom of the suspect bottle.
Affected unites were sold between July 2015 and May 2016 for roughly $20.


Squish has been designing and manufacturing great textile products for over two decades. Our Spiceberry Home line extends our creativity to all types of great items for the home and kitchen. On this page you will find ordering and return information however please call if you need to ask anything else at all! We'll be happy to help.
Customer Service Hours: 9-5 Pacific Time.
Drop by our shop in Burton, next to the harbor on historic Vashon Island.
Take the short ferry ride to Vashon Island from West Seattle. Drive 8 miles south to picturesque Quartermaster Harbor, and the town of Burton. If you are visiting from Tacoma, we're located 4 miles north of the Point Defiance - Tahlequah ferry dock. Our historic building was constructed in 1894 and is located on the main corner.
Ordering online is preferred. Online orders can be shipped faster than phoned orders since we don't have to manually enter your information into our system). There's less chance for errors to occur, as well. If ordered online before 11 am, we can usually ship your order the same day.
Exchanges / Returns accepted for 30 days after purchase. Full refund (less shipping) will be issued to the card you used to make the purchase.
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We do not sell or give away any customer information including email addresses, credit card information, mailing lists. Credit card pass through a secure connection directly to the bank for verification. We will not see these numbers for added protection.
Cookies are used to assist website in remembering the items you place in the cart as you navigate through the site. They also make checkout possible. They also help us understand how you found us on the internet.


Sometimes nature just blows me away. I've watched dolphins surf on the bow wave of a boat and whales breach high out of the water. I'm convinced that animals experience joy. My avalanche dog used to sled down steep slopes on his back, get to the bottom, shake himself off and smile. We aren't the only animals in the kingdom that understand the importance of play. This video is a case in point. High-five to these starlings. Dance on!


Professional Beauty 2016 is coming up this weekend. On the 28th and 29th February, around 30,000 beauty industry professionals will converge on London Excel for two days of beauty industry networking and exhibiting. As recruiters to the spa and beauty industry we are attending this year's event. We find Professional Beauty to be a hot bed of industry insight and a great meeting place for spa professionals and spa owners alike.
Ali is our spa and beauty Business Development Consultant and will be around on the Sunday daytime, and will be attending the PB Beauty Awards black tie event at The Brewery in the evening. Ali has 22 year's experience in the spa and beauty industry and specialises in networking, recruitment opportunities, consultancy, and training and education If you see her, please do go and say hello.
Jean is a director of 4Leisure Recruitment, coming from a background in health club management and corporate sales. He enjoys growing new business and developing innovative recruitment techniques to find the very best leisure staff. He will be around on the Monday, where he is sitting on the panel during the education summit.
If you're going to Professional Beauty, please do look out for Ali and Jean and say hello. They would love to talk to you about your spa and your spa staffing requirements.


There are many factors that make up your consumer insights. The more information that you can gather, the more you'll be able to target your market. These insights will help you answer who your audience is, who your customer is, what they need, and more.
You probably have more than one type of customer that fits in with your ideal audience persona. It will help you to find out who they are using analytics with your social media, website visitors and more. This will help you create better-targeted marketing materials.
You can use heat maps via Google Analytics to find out what your audience is doing real time. You can also observe what happens on social media, within the email, and information such as how long your audience stays on your website consuming the information that you provide.
A good CSM will help you judge how well your customer service agents or virtual assistants are working with customers. You can view old conversations and find out what complaints there are and how to resolve them before it happens again.
Using the systems at your fingertips, you can note what your audience prefers. For example, if you have a membership site and you have video as well as transcriptions for the video, which do most of your audience use? This can help you develop better information delivered in the right format.
You can use analytics to find out where your traffic is coming from, which can enable you to do a couple of things. One, you can reward referrals and two, you can do more of what you did to get the referral.
You can use the analytics to help you figure out what pages are most viewed and for the longest time. This can inform future content that you create in very targeted ways.
You may not realize how important demographics are, but what if you thought your audience was one thing and then you finally realized it was completely different? Your marketing messages will become more targeted and effective.
Understanding your customers more is going to help you boost your business to a whole new level. Plus, it's not even that hard. Most platforms offer some form of native analytics that you can use to find out more about what your customers like and don't like. Then you can use that information to keep improving.


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Baseball Splits High-Octane Openers
Worcester St. (1-2) 2 1 0 1 3 0 0 2 5 14 17 0
Ursinus (0-1) 0 2 1 1 3 0 1 2 3 13 16 2
Ursinus (1-1) 2 0 1 3 0 0 0 2 0 1 9 11 5
Gordon (0-7) 0 1 2 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 8 12 3
2B: Pat Galvin; Kenan Kolanda 2
3B: Jake Breton; Andrew Miller
HR: Ben Palatino; Michael Ferrara; Andrew Miller
2B: Carter Usowski; Alex Mumme 2; Jon Moldoff; Tom Jacobs; Alex Soriano
3B: Dom Fiorentino 2; Connor Barrett
HR: Alex Mumme
3B: Dom Fiorentino
2B: Sam Schetelich 2
KISSIMMEE, Fla. – The Ursinus College baseball team opened the new campaign much like it spent the last one – with plenty of fireworks.
The Bears scored 22 runs and pounded out 27 hits in two thrilling shootouts in the Sunshine State, falling 14-13 in a see-saw battle with Worcester State before coming back to edge Gordon, 9-8, in 10 innings in the nightcap.
Junior Alex Mumme picked up right where he left off from last season's record-breaking exploits, going 5-for-11 with a home run, five RBI, and four runs scored for the day. Classmate Dom Fiorentino had three triples among his four knocks, and sophomore Connor Barrett racked up a career-high four RBI in the opener.
Game 1: Worcester State 14, Ursinus 13
The 2019 campaign kicked off in exhilarating fashion as the Bears overcame four separate deficits before ultimately falling one hit short.
Down 3-0 in the second, Ursinus capitalized on a two-out error and pulled within a single run as Barrett came up with a two-run double to score classmates Will Peiffer and Tom Jacobs, who had doubled to keep the inning alive.
The Bears got to level ground in the third as senior Carter Usowski and junior Alex Mumme began the frame with back-to-back doubles. The teams traded single runs in the fourth, with senior Alex Soriano's RBI double answering the Lancers' marker from the top of the frame.
Worcester State went ahead with three runs in the fifth and had Ursinus down to its last out in the bottom half, but Peiffer drew a walk and Jacobs was hit by a pitch to pack the sacks for Barrett, who delivered once again with a bases-clearing double to make it 7-7.
The Bears grabbed their first lead on Fiorentino's three-bagger, a two-out liner to left field that had Soriano scoring easily from first after being hit by a pitch.
The teams swapped two-run innings in the eighth, with freshman Jon Moldoff tying the score once more on an RBI double and Jacobs giving Ursinus the upper hand at 10-9 on a one-out RBI single.
Worcester State came back with five runs – including a pair of homers – in the ninth to take a 14-10 lead, but the Bears were far from finished. Usowski brought home Fiorentino after the junior's second three-bagger, and Mumme sent a towering fly over the fence in left field to make it 14-13 with the 13th home run of his career. A new pitcher entered for the Lancers and managed to retire the next two batters to bring a wild one to a close.
Mumme finished 3-for-6 with three RBI, Fiorentino went 3-for-6 with two triples and an RBI, and Barrett drove in four runs for the Bears.
Game 2: Ursinus 9, Gordon 8 (10)
The nightcap was no less entertaining. Fiorentino led off with another triple as part of a two-run first, and Ursinus went ahead 3-1 before surrendering two runs in the third to leave the sides locked at 3.
Mumme and Moldoff produced RBI singles in a three-run fourth, only for the Lions to respond with two of their own. Gordon took a 7-6 lead with two runs in the sixth.
Held down for three innings, the Bears' offense awakened again in the eighth. Back-to-back walks to Mumme and Usowski were succeeded by an infield hit off the bat of junior Mike Stanziale, loading the bases with no outs. An error allowed the tying run to score, and Peiffer plated the go-ahead man with an RBI groundout.
The Lions pulled even again in the bottom half, but Mumme's dart to sophomore catcher Eric Gross cut down the potential go-ahead run at the plate to end the frame.
Following a scoreless ninth, Stanziale and Scavone had consecutive base hits and Soriano drew a walk to load the bases for Peiffer, who took advantage with a sacrifice fly. Senior Matt Bull made the lead stand up with a 1-2-3 10th to earn his first career win with two strong innings of relief.
Mumme was 2-for-5 with two runs and two RBI as one of five Ursinus players with multiple hits. Moldoff and Stanziale each went 2-for-3, while Scavone was 2-for-4 with an RBI and a run and junior Jake Supran finished 2-for-4. Peiffer did not have a hit but drove in three runs.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. – May 15, 2018 – Global sports entertainment leader Topgolf® today announced the company's fourth greater D.C. area venue in Oxon Hill, Md. The National Harbor venue is slated to open by 2019 along the beltway and Potomac River.
"We have a very rich history here in the greater D.C. area," said Topgolf COO Craig Kessler. "Topgolf's first location in the U.S. was built in Alexandria, Va., which has paved the way for our expansion nationwide. We are excited to continue that growth in this key market. We look forward to becoming an active community partner in National Harbor and a social destination for people to get together." Through the premium experience of play, food and music, Topgolf is inspiring people of all ages and skill levels – even non-golfers – to come together for playful competition. Guests can enjoy point-scoring golf games using microchipped balls that instantly score themselves, showing players the accuracy and distance of their shots on a TV screen in their hitting bay. The venues also feature an outstanding chef-driven menu, top-shelf drinks, big screen TVs and music in climate-controlled hitting bays for all-seasons comfort. Year-round programming includes events for kids and families, social leagues, golf tournaments, golf instruction and more.
Topgolf operates 41 venues around the world, attracting 13 million visitors annually. With two venues currently in the D.C. area, Alexandria and Loudoun County, Va., the company is also planning to open a location in Germantown, Md. next year. Topgolf estimates its economic output in National Harbor will exceed $264.5 million over a 10-year period. The company will also create 500 full- and part-time jobs. The venue will be situated on more than 15 acres near Felker Avenue.
Residents can track Topgolf's progress in National Harbor at facebook.com/topgolfdcnationalharbor and @Topgolf on Twitter and Instagram.
About Topgolf Topgolf pioneered a technology to make golf more fun and engaging. It has since emerged as a global sports and entertainment community focused on connecting people in meaningful ways. Today, Topgolf continues to blend technology and entertainment, golfers and non-golfers, children and adults – to create an experience that makes socializing a sport for everyone. No matter the occasion or who you share it with, we believe every great time starts with play, is fueled by food and beverage, moved by music and made possible through community. Every Topgolf venue features dozens of high-tech, climate-controlled hitting bays for year-round comfort, a chef-inspired menu for year-round deliciousness and hundreds of Associates eager to help create the moments that matter. Topgolf is truly everyone's game, with 41 venues entertaining more than 13 million Guests annually, original content shows, next-gen simulator lounges through Topgolf Swing Suite, the global Topgolf Tour competition, pop-up social experiences like Topgolf Crush, Toptracer technology as seen on TV, and the world's largest digital golf audience. For more information about Topgolf, including corporate sponsorships, hospitality opportunities or to learn about and view exclusive digital content, please visit topgolf.com.


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George M. Ingram
George Ingram is a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution in the global economy and development department, development assistance, and governance initiative.
Ingram currently serves as chair emeritus for the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition, a network of more than 400 companies and NGOs that work on behalf of greater resources for, and more effective use of, U.S. policies and programs of U.S. engagement in international affairs. He also serves as co-chair of the Modernizing Foreign Assistance Network, an alliance of development organizations, think tanks, and academics that advocates for modernizing U.S. foreign assistance programs and structure.
Ingram worked at the Academy for Educational Development (AED) from 2001 to 2011. In his initial role at AED, he was founding director of the Basic Education Coalition, a consortium of development organizations that advocates for greater priority for basic education in development programs. From 2004 to 2009, he was founding director of the Education Policy and Data Center, a research organization that focuses on improving the availability and use of data and policy analysis for education in developing countries. He then served as senior vice president for public policy and subsequently as interim president and CEO of AED.
Ingram served from 1995 to 1998 as vice president of Citizens Democracy Corps, an NGO supporting business development in the former Soviet Union and Eastern and Central Europe. From 1998 to 2000, he was principal deputy assistant administrator of USAID, with primary responsibility for assistance programs in the former Soviet Union. From 1973 to 1995, he was a senior staff member of the House Committee on Foreign Affairs, responsible for international economic and development issues. His work included directing a year-long study of U.S. foreign assistance programs and drafting a full rewrite of the Foreign Assistance Act (passed by the House but not by the Senate) and statutes authorizing assistance to Eastern and Central Europe (the SEED Act) and to the former Soviet Union (the FREEDOM Support Act).
He also serves as board chair of Friends of Publish What You Fund and on the boards of the Executive Council on Diplomacy and the Dockery Farm Foundation.
Ingram holds a bachelor's degree from the University of North Carolina, a master's degree from Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (first year in Bologna, Italy), and a Ph.D. from the University of Michigan. He has also served as an adjunct professor at Georgetown University.
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Writer and author for print media, television, theatre and opera. He studied history and philosophy at the Free University of Berlin and theatre directing at the Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst in Frankfurt/M. From 2003 to 2007 he worked as a dramturg and playwright for the GRIPS Theater Berlin. In 2009 he received the Otto Brenner Meda Award for Critical Journalism. In 2015 his book "Das Ende der Megamaschine. Geschichte einer scheiternden Zivilisation" ("The End of the Megamachine. A Brief History of a Failing Civilization") was published.
Free-lance investigative journalist, news reporter and documentary filmmaker. Feature productions and contributions for German radio (ARD), television (ZDF, Zapp/NDR) and print media (Spiegel Online, Frankfurter Rundschau). From 2005 to 2007 he worked as a free-lance foreign correspondent in Boston/USA. Previously he was a managing editor for "Deutsche Fernsehnachrichten Agentur".


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Charles Morgan
Designer and builder of the famed Morgan(USA) line of sailing yachts. Charles Morgan was already well known as a designer of one particularly sucessful racer, Paper Tiger, when he started building another of his designs, the TIGER CUB, on his own. But it wasn't until 1965 when he joined forces with long time friend, Bruce Bidwell, and began to built the sucessful MORGAN 34. This was followed, most notably, by the MORGAN 24, 30, 41, and 45. The line grew to include a great number of cruising and racing yachts.
The OUT ISLAND 41, introduced in 1970, became legendary as a no-frills, center-cockpit standard, especially in the charter trade.
Sailboats Designed By Charles Morgan
53 sailboats
TMI 27 27.33 ft / 8.33 m 1981
WEST INDIES 36 (MORGAN) 36.42 ft / 11.10 m 1976


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Heavy metal levels in water, brown algae (Cystoseira barbata), and eelgrass (Zostera marina) from the Southern Black Sea coast of Bulgaria
Author(s): Hristina Neshovska, Iliyan Manev and Veselin Kirov
Abstract: The heavy metals concentration in algae and marine water can be used as a bioindicator of an ecosystem pollution. In the present study, we determined the levels of the elements As, Pb, Cd, Hg, Mn, Zn, and Al in brown algae of the species Cystoseira barbata (Agardh, 1820), eelgrass Zostera marina (Linnaeus, 1753) and also in cooled seawater. The samples were collected during the summer period of 2020 from the region of the Southern Bulgarian Black Sea coast. Our results showed low levels of heavy metals in seawater and much higherin the studied plant species, especially of aluminum in brown algae.
Hristina Neshovska, Iliyan Manev, Veselin Kirov. Heavy metal levels in water, brown algae (Cystoseira barbata), and eelgrass (Zostera marina) from the Southern Black Sea coast of Bulgaria. Int J Vet Sci Anim Husbandry 2021;6(1):15-18. DOI: https://doi.org/10.22271/veterinary.2021.v6.i1a.317


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Sharon Hudgins is an award-winning writer with four books and more than 700 articles published worldwide. Her food and travel writing has appeared in National Geographic Traveler, Saveur, Gastronomica, German Life, Russian Life, The World & I, Chile Pepper, Fiery Foods & Barbecue, major newspapers in the United States, and periodicals in Germany, Russia, and the Czech Republic. For several years she was the food columnist for The Stars and Stripes newspaper in Europe, and since 1997 has been the food columnist for German Life magazine in the United States. A former editor of Chile Pepper magazine, she has also worked as a cookbook editor, photographer, filmmaker, university professor, and lecturer on international tours offered by National Geographic Expeditions, Lindblad, Road Scholar, and Silversea Cruises.
Sharon Hudgins has lived in nine countries of Europe and Asia and traveled in 50 countries across the globe. Her European experience includes living in Germany for 15 years, as well as in several European capitals and small towns from northern Scotland to southern Spain to the Greek island of Crete. She is the author of an award-winning cookbook about the regional cuisines of Spain, and her personal memoir, The Other Side of Russia: A Slice of Life in Siberia and the Russian Far East, won two national awards for travel and food writing.
Spaghetti Ice Cream Anyone?
Next time you are in Mannheim, Germany, and you've got a little time to spare, or are in need of an ice cream refreshment, you might want to try the unusual eis cafe called Eis Fontanella. There's an interesting story behind it.
In 1906, the Gelateria Fontanella was founded near Venice by Michelangelo Fontanella. In 1931 Michelangelo's son, Mario, went to Germany to open an ice cream shop near Hannover; the shop moved to Mannheim two years later. Dario Fontanella, one of four siblings, learned about German thoroughness and combined that with Italian imagination, and then in 1970 joined the family business, taking it over in 1985.
In the course of his ice cream experiments, Dario wondered how ice cream shaped like spaghetti would sell? Apparently quite well, thank you, and it's been a staple of the four-store Mannheim ice cream chain ever since.
Dario tested many ways to make his spaghetti ice cream, and finally found the absolute, cleverest way: with a simple spaetzle machine. To obtain the real "pasta optics," however, Dario says it requires a temperature-controlled creamy vanilla ice cream, which is pressed by a well-chilled spaetzle press.
Finding the right "tomato sauce" as a topping was a breeze: a sauce of pureed strawberries and grated chocolate that mimics saucy cheese is used. Voila! He had a tiger by the tail, and now crowds of customers fill his shop at O4, 5 (street location per Mannheim's sectional system) to see and taste this highly unusual and delicious treat. Dario's fame today— and his concoctions—have spread far and wide.
But you can also find many other treats at Eis Fontanella such as cakes, tarts, tiramisu sandwiches, espressos, coffees and latte macchiatos. Dario says he's constantly looking for new ice cream trends and flavors, and his business even supplies other restaurants and supermarkets with ice cream.
Spaghetti eis anyone?
Owner Dario Fontanella and a double-dip cone in earlier days.


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Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs [Play] by Dave Jeanes
Roles Minimum Male roles = 3. Minimum Female roles = 8. Minimum total with doubling = 18. Minimum total without doubling = 18. Chorus. The chorus is optional. The dwarves are all written male but have not been included in the count of definitely male characters.
Run Time Around 85 minutes. [Estimated!]
Music None.
Style Full length play (with the option of music if a production wishes to add it!) This is not a British Pantomime version of the story, but fits much the same purpose - entertainment for a family audience.
Synopsis The fairytale of the princess driven out by her wicked stepmother, finding refuge with a company of miners.
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Sorry Charlie by Troy Shearer
Roles Minimum Male roles = 3. Minimum Female roles = 3. Minimum total with doubling = 6. Minimum total without doubling = 8. No chorus. Six on-stage characters, plus two off-stage voices that could be live or recorded.
Style Full-length farce with a single living-room set.
Synopsis Charlie and Debra are going to steal a diamond from the boss of Charlie's boss's boss. But they are interrupted mid-robbery by a strange couple, so they impersonate the homeowners. Then another unexpected caller arrives - only to reveal himself as the real owner! Who can you trust?
Sunshine on my Shoulder by John Peel
Roles Minimum Male roles = 2. Minimum Female roles = 2. Minimum total with doubling = 7. Minimum total without doubling = 11. No chorus.
Music One well-known song is suggested to be played at the ending. Lazy Bee Scripts does not supply any sheet music with this script.
Style A full-length drama about a holiday to Tenerife - though able to be performed with minimal sets.
Synopsis The final sale of the family business has just been confirmed, and Thomas is off on a golfing holiday with his wife Pru and their friends Guy and Sally. But things aren't quite as they seem for Guy and Pru.
Tainted Love by Johnny Grim
Roles Minimum Male roles = 0. Minimum Female roles = 4. Minimum total with doubling = 4. Minimum total without doubling = 4. No chorus.
Music Thirteen song suggestions, to be played between scenes. Lazy Bee Scripts does not supply any sheet music with this script.
Style An irreverent full-length comedy for adults with a single (living room) setting. Potentially offensive language.
Synopsis Julie has invited her friends Vanessa, Sheila, and Carol over to her house, on the pretence of showing off her recently installed gazebo. Unbeknownst to her friends, Julie has something far more tantalising to share with them.
Talking in the Library by Jackie Carreira
Style Full-length play with a single (library) setting.
Synopsis The disparate group of regulars at the library along with the librarian and his assistant discover things about each other, and perhaps more importantly themselves and their relationships, over the course of a few weeks.
Tea With Mrs Pankhurst by Ruth Urquhart & James Douglas
Roles Minimum Male roles = 0. Minimum Female roles = 2. Minimum total with doubling = 4. Minimum total without doubling = 19. No chorus. The minimum with doubling omits two non-speaking waitresses and has two actors playing the female principals and two playing the rest (both male and female roles).
Style Full-length play, designed to be played without a formal set.
Synopsis The stories of Emmeline Pankhurst and Selina Cooper are compared in an attempt to judge who gave most to the cause of votes for women. The story is told in flashback, with minimal sets and audience interaction, mostly in the cake-eating sense. An educational journey through the history of British Women's Suffrage.
Thar's Gold in Them Hills by Gerald P. Murphy
Roles Minimum Male roles = 6. Minimum Female roles = 10. Minimum total with doubling = 16. Minimum total without doubling = 16. No chorus. Characters are adults plus one child (to be played either by teenagers or a mixture of adults and one or more children). Whilst there isn't a chorus specified, there is scope for extras.
Style The clash of innocence and villainy and the 19th century setting bring this close to melodrama, from where it is diverted by a large volume of preposterous jokes! Single (California gold rush saloon) setting. Simple props include a cougar's ear!
Synopsis Howard Huff and Betty Bristle are the villainous owners of the Shotgun Saloon in Sonora, California. Their ambition is to get rich fleecing the miners in the late days of the California gold rush, but it doesn't seem to be working. Into the bar walk Mary Ann and her daughter, Goldie, looking for work. Goldie immediately displays comic talent and the villains set about disposing of the mother and exploiting the innocent Goldie… Corny jokes and a happy ending ensue!
Thorn by Kent Mick
'... an antidote to the absurdity of our times.' - William Ayers, Distinguished Professor of Education, Senior University Scholar University of Illinois at Chicago.
Roles Minimum Male roles = 2. Minimum Female roles = 1. Minimum total with doubling = 28. Minimum total without doubling = 28. No chorus. Characters are a mixture of adults and High School students. Many of the parts are written as specific genders, but the writer believes that most can be reassigned without changing the nature of the play.
Music Suggestions for incidental music are included in the Producer's Copy of the script. Lazy Bee Scripts does not supply any sheet music with this script.
Style Contemporary drama for performance by older teenagers or a mixture of teenagers and adults. Set in various locations in an American school. Contains some swearing.
Synopsis A High school teacher of 'American Government' is forced to re-evaluate his teaching and his beliefs by a streetwise student and by the fact that another teacher and friend is leaving for Iraq to serve his term with the National Guard. A thought-provoking and challenging play.
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The Toad Society by John Waterhouse
Roles Minimum Male roles = 2. Minimum Female roles = 2. Minimum total with doubling = 4. Minimum total without doubling = 5. No chorus. Four on-stage actors (two of whom each play two roles in Act 2) and an off-stage voice.
Style Comedy play in two acts (each with its own set).
Synopsis The Harpington Toad Fanciers meet to share their fascination with amphibians, only to discover that they have more interests in common than just the common toad. This leads on to the formation of TARTS and a rather eventful camping expidition...
Act one is available as a stand-alone one-act play, The Harpington Toad Fanciers' Social
Towser's Table by Pete Benson
Roles Minimum Male roles = 14. Minimum Female roles = 7. Minimum total with doubling = 21. Minimum total without doubling = 34. No chorus. A mixture of aduts, teenagers and a couple of slightly younger children.
Style A comedy, structurally in one act, but with a run time that puts it into our full-length category. The author has combined satire, farce and affecting pathos to great effect.
Synopsis A murder investigation with a difference sees Private Investigator Jack Doyle using narration and flashbacks in his quest to identify the perpetrator.


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Johann Heinrich Kratzenstein (* 6. Juli 1728 in Wernigerode; † 1790 oder 1805 ?) war ein braunschweigischer Jurist und Hofrat.

Kratzenstein besuchte das Lyceum in Wernigerode und studierte Rechtswissenschaften an der Universität Helmstedt, wo er auch promovierte. Als braunschweigischer Professor und Hofrat war er Beisitzer der dortigen Juristenfakultät. Später wurde er Propst des Klosters Marienberg, Syndikus des Klosters St. Lüdger und Direktor des Helmsteder Waisenhauses.

Literatur
 Christian Friedrich Kesslin: Nachrichten von Schriftstellern und Künstlern der Grafschaft Wernigerode vom Jahre 1074 bis 1855. Wissenschaftlicher Verein zu Wernigerode, S. 91 (Online)

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The past couple of years have witnessed a major shift in the PharmD application process.
A dynamic new version of the national application, PharmCAS, was launched last year. The new version allowed each school to add unique prerequisite requirements and essay questions specific to each PharmD program. Last year, we took advantage of that opportunity by moving our UCSF-specific prerequisite requirements list into the PharmCAS application. Applicants no longer had to re-enter that information on our Supplemental Application. This year, we've moved EVERYTHING into the PharmCAS application.
In previous years, UCSF utilized a two-part application process: (1) the PharmCAS application; and (2) the UCSF Supplemental Application. Beginning with the current admissions cycle, we no longer require a separate UCSF Supplemental Application. Instead, UCSF-specific essays and prerequisite requirements will now appear in the PharmCAS application when an applicant designates UCSF as a school to which they intend to apply. We do still require a UCSF Application Processing Fee.
Even though we no longer have a separate Supplemental Application, I thought it would be helpful to provide you with our UCSF-specific essay questions that are now part of the PharmCAS application.
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