Here at Affaircare we do believe you should talk to your children when your spouse is having an affair. They are going to notice that something is wrong, and their world is about to be turned upside down just like yours–so they need a parent to tell them what happened and why.
So in this episode of our weekly podcast we are going to discuss WHY you should talk to your kids about your spouse's affair, HOW to talk to them about it in an age-appropriate way, WHERE they are developmentally, and then give a specific example of how to word it.
Lots advise hiding it from them or lying about the situation by saying something cliche like: "We've grown apart and decided we can't live together anymore." We don't believe that's appropriate, nor does it honor God, no does it respect your children, nor does it teach them to be honest! It sends the children a confusing message for their parents to "grow apart and not be able to live together" but they are told to "just get along" with kids in their class who bully them or tease them. If parents can just run away when they don't get along, why can't they?
So we do recommend speaking to the children and telling them the truth about the affair. No doubt the disloyal spouse will be against this because they don't want their adultery held up to the light of day. And clearly telling the children all the details of infidelity is WAY beyond their capacity to cope and deal with it.
Rather we recommend keeping it simple but honest, sticking with the truth, and keep the focus on what YOU believe and what you think/feel. Do not bad-mouth the disloyal, even if it is the truth, because that puts the focus of your talk on the disloyal and you are saying "S/He did ___" and "S/He thinks we ___" and you can't speak for them! Plus, the disloyal is your children's parent and a part of THEM and always will be in their life! Neither you or your kids can make the disloyal be a good parent, but you can be honest with your childrent and tell them how the unfaithful behavior differs from what you believe.
Developmentally they do not understand anything about "relationships" or "marriage"–they'd only understand that mommy and daddy are their family, and that they need both mommy and daddy. They'd have very basic understanding of right and wrong (something is a 'no no'), and at this age they tend to see their parents as "gods".
Developmentally they do not understand the entire dynamic of "relationships" or "marriage" but they have some idea from observing their parents and seeing their friends' parents…and they have some vocabulary to express themselves better. They are old enough to have a firm grasp of right and wrong (like lying is naughty), and probably have some basics on morals and values. They will tend to view their parents as "authorities" and they probably will think that parents are splitting because they were bad or because they weren't good enough for mommy/daddy to love them.
Developmentally they do not understand the entire dynamic of "relationships" or "marriage" but they may have had their first boy/girl crush and certainly know about dating…plus they have even more ability to vocalize their thoughts and feelings. They are old enough to know right from wrong, and their morals and values are being formed and finalized. This is the age of bar/bat mitzvah or confirmation where they begin the transition to adulthood. They will tend to think that parents are weird, dorks, embarrassing, and irritating…and may try things that are 100% different than their parents' beliefs just to shock them (and to see if THEY truly believe it too).
Developmentally they THINK they understand the dynamic of "relationships" and "marriage," and no doubt they've had their first boy/girlfriend, but they do not know the entirety of it. They are fully capable of expressing themselves verbally, but with the onset of puberty, the world is one big drama and they may prefer to talk to their friends or write in a journal. They should already have a very firm grasp of right and wrong, and nearly adult understanding of morals and values. This is the age of testing their young adulthood. This is the age when they are separating from their parents so they will tend to see their parents' weaknesses and feet of clay, and they'll likely value their friends first.
We can not go into everything your kids may or may not ask–otherwise this video would be hours long! But this will be an honest way to get the conversation started so that they know that at least one parent will be honest with them and tell them the real truth!
My wife is in a multi yr affair. She won't stop. I'm reading, In Sheeps Clothing, Dr. Simon. Please update your list to include scype, snapchat, keylogging, and computer pairing. Etc. Wife caught in bedroom and motel room fone camming displaying. Many men know have her. Watch, Lie to Me. Her club is large.
40th ann in Sept. Her mother died last month. I stayed two all nights at mom's death bed. Wife did all nighters with. Lied.
I have done the 180, 30x, but just for a day. All my kids, my dad, and locals blame me. She wants me to buy a home near daughter, but then divorce for lover. Feel empty. But strong in Spirit. Just saw photo of her at 13 acting same way, her friend and brothers said so too. She had abortion at 16. Pray for Janet. Pray for my kids. Pray for me. Thx.
Ps. My heart hurts all the time. My kindness and compassion from Christ is just but dead.
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Posts Tagged 'The Watch'
Weekly TV Music Roundup (January 3, 2021)
Posted: January 3, 2021 by filmmusicreporter in TV Scoring Assignments
Tags: 30 Coins, BBC America, CBS All Access, Charming, Coyote, Dominik Scherrer, Elizabeth Is Missing, H. Scott Salinas, HBO, Lupin, Mathieu Lamboley, Netflix, PBS, Roque Banos, Russ Davies, The Watch, Tom Howe
Premiering tonight is the BBC America original series The Watch developed by Simon Allen based on Sir Terry Pratchett's Discworld novels and starring Richard Dormer, Adam Hugill, Jo Eaton-Kent, Marama Corlett, Lara Rossi and Sam Adewunmi. The show's original songs and score are composed by Russ Davies (The War of the Worlds). Check out our […]
Russ Davies to Score BBC America's 'The Watch'
Posted: January 11, 2020 by filmmusicreporter in TV Scoring Assignments
Tags: BBC America, Russ Davies, The Watch
Russ Davies is set to score the upcoming BBC America original series The Watch. The show is developed by Simon Allen (The Musketeers) based on Sir Terry Pratchett's bestselling Discworld novels and stars Richard Dormer, Adam Hugill, Jo Eaton-Kent, Marama Corlett, Lara Rossi and Sam Adewunmi. The drama revolves around a group of misfit cops […]
Weekly Film Music Roundup (July 27, 2012)
Posted: July 27, 2012 by filmmusicreporter in Film Music Albums
Tags: Aaron Zigman, Christophe Beck, Killer Joe, Nick Urata, Rodriguez, Ruby Sparks, Searching for Sugar Man, Step Up Revolution, The Watch, Tyler Bates, William Friedkin
Two new movies are opening wide this weekend: Opening in most theaters is the sci-fi comedy The Watch directed by Akiva Schaffer and starring Ben Stiller, Vince Vaughn, Jonah Hill, Rosemarie Dewitt and Richard Ayoade. The film's music is composed by Christophe Beck. No soundtrack album has been released. To find out more about the […]
Christophe Beck Scoring 'The Guilt Trip'
Posted: May 7, 2012 by filmmusicreporter in Film Scoring Assignments
Tags: Brett Ratner, Christophe Beck, Fox, Karyn Usher, Little Brother, Shawn Levy, The Guilt Trip, The Watch
Christophe Beck is scoring the upcoming comedy The Guilt Trip. The film directed by Anne Fletcher (The Proposal, 28 Dresses) stars Seth Rogen as an inventor who invites his overbearing mother, played by Barbra Streisand, on a cross-country trip as he tries to sell his new product while also reuniting her with a lost love. […]

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La  du Tour de France 2017 se déroule le samedi . Il s'agit d'un contre-la-montre disputé sur une distance de  dans les rues de la ville de Düsseldorf. Elle est remportée par le Britannique Geraint Thomas, de l'équipe Sky. Il devance le Suisse Stefan Küng (BMC) de cinq secondes et le Biélorusse Vasil Kiryenka (Sky) de sept secondes. Disputée sous la pluie, cette étape est marquée par les abandons d'Alejandro Valverde et de Ion Izagirre, tous deux victimes d'une chute dans le même virage.

Parcours
La première étape du Tour de France 2017 est un contre-la-montre de  disputé à Düsseldorf. Le départ et l'arrivée sont situés dans le quartier de , aux abords du centre de conférences . Le parcours longe le Rhin sur quatre kilomètres, franchit ce fleuve deux fois en effectuant une boucle dans le centre-ville, puis longe à nouveau le Rhin sur la même distance. C'est la quatrième fois que le Tour de France prend son départ en Allemagne.

Déroulement de la course

Le Français Elie Gesbert, membre de l'équipe Fortuneo-Oscaro et benjamin de ce Tour, est le premier à prendre le départ. Andriy Grivko (), Nikias Arndt (), Matteo Trentin (), Vasil Kiryienka () se succèdent en tête du classement provisoire. Kiryenka, ancien champion du monde du contre-la-montre, est battu par un autre coureur de Sky, Geraint Thomas, qui parcourt les  en .

Plusieurs coureurs sont tombés durant l'étape, à cause notamment de la chaussée détrempée. Deux d'entre eux, Alejandro Valverde et Ion Izagirre, abandonnent. Les leaders d'équipes et favoris de l'étape adoptent une attitude plus prudente. Richie Porte, qui s'est dit  après avoir vu la chute de son équipier Nicolas Roche, termine ainsi à  de Thomas. Le champion du monde Tony Martin, l'un des favoris du jour, est battu de huit secondes. Seul le Suisse Stefan Küng, récent champion de Suisse du contre-la-montre et ancien champion du monde de poursuite, semble en mesure de menacer le temps de Geraint Thomas. Il échoue de cinq secondes et prend la deuxième place. Dernier à s'élancer, le tenant du titre Christopher Froome termine à la sixième place, à douze secondes.

Cette étape est un succès pour Sky, qui place quatre de ses coureurs parmi les huit premières places. Froome prend un avantage plus important qu'attendu sur ses principaux rivaux, relégués à une demi-minute. Si certains, comme Nairo Quintana, Romain Bardet, ont réalisé une performance conforme à leur niveau en contre-la-montre, d'autres ont déçu, comme Richie Porte, qui finit à  de Froome, ou Alberto Contador. Nairo Quintana est affaibli pour le reste de la course par l'abandon de Valverde.

Alejandro Valverde, souffrant de fractures de la rotule et de la cheville gauches, doit être opéré et arrêter sa saison. Ion Izagirre souffre d'une vertèbre lombaire fracturée.

Résultats

Classement de l'étape

Points attribués

Classements à l'issue de l'étape

Classement général

Classement par points

Classement du meilleur jeune

Classement par équipes

Écarts entre les favoris

Abandons
 29 -  Alejandro Valverde (Movistar) : Abandon
 191 -  Ion Izagirre (Bahrain-Merida) : Abandon

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Q: htaccess IP to HTTPS redirection on a domain with a special rewrite mod exists I want to redirect the IP to a domain but the issue that there is an already Rewritecond & RewriteRule exists in the .htaccess and couldn't merge them together :
My .htaccess
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
  RewriteEngine On
  RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
  RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
  RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php?/$1 [L]
</IfModule>

To redirect IP to domain
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} ^50\.50\.60\.60
RewriteRule (.*) https://www.example.com/$1 [R=301,L]

This how it's working now :
From

http://example.com/

to

https://www.example.com/en/

The Whole issue is the with

/en/

It connects to Language.php on every URL and adds /en/
$config['default_language'] = 'en';

No idea how it's possible to merge this together i have tried lot of methods but noone worked.
This File is MY_Lang.php that selects the language from Language.php and adds it to the URL
function __construct()
    {
        parent::__construct();
        global $CFG;
        global $URI;
        require_once APPPATH . "config/language.php";
        $this->supported_languages = array_key_exists('supported_languages', $config) && !empty($config['supported_languages']) ? $config['supported_languages'] : $this->supported_languages;
        $this->current_language = array_key_exists('default_language', $config) && !empty($config['default_language']) ? $config['default_language'] : $this->current_language;
        $this->detect_language = array_key_exists('detect_language', $config) ? $config['detect_language'] : $this->detect_language;
        $this->default_uri = array_key_exists('default_uri', $config) ? $config['default_uri'] : $this->default_uri;
        $this->special_uris = array_key_exists('special_uris', $config) ? $config['special_uris'] : $this->special_uris;
        $this->uri = $URI->uri_string();
        $uri_segment = $this->get_uri_lang($this->uri);
        $this->lang_code = $uri_segment['lang'];
        $url_ok = FALSE;
        if((!empty($this->lang_code)) && (array_key_exists($this->lang_code, $this->supported_languages)))
        {
            $language = $this->supported_languages[$this->lang_code]['folder'];
            $CFG->set_item('language', $language);
            $this->current_language = $this->lang_code;
            $url_ok = TRUE;
        }
        if((!$url_ok) && (!$this->is_special($uri_segment['parts'][0]))) // special URI -> no redirect
        {
            // set default language
            $this->current_language = $this->default_lang();
            $CFG->set_item('language', $this->supported_languages[$this->current_language]['folder']);
            $uri = (!empty($this->uri)) ? $this->uri : $this->default_uri;
            $uri = ($uri[0] != '/') ? '/' . $uri : $uri;
            $new_url = $CFG->config['base_url'] . $this->default_lang() . $uri;
            header("Location: " . $new_url, TRUE, 302);
            exit;
        }
    }

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Torre García es una estructura militar tipo torre costera que se encuentra situada en la playa de Torregarcía, en el término municipal de la ciudad de Almería (provincia de Almería, Andalucía, España). Catalogada con el número AL-CAS-026 y de acceso libre. Fue construida en el siglo XVI y actualmente se encuentra prohibido el acceso a ella debido a su mal estado de conservación.

Historia
Se presume origen islámico (Torre de Graçia, 1501). Ubicada "entre la Torre del Alquyán y la Estançia del Cabo de Gata", y junto a las ruinas de una antigua fábrica de salazones romana, contaba con una dotación de tres hombres. El 21 de diciembre de 1502 el guarda Andrés de Jaén halló en sus inmediaciones una imagen de la Virgen del Mar, que en 1806 llegaría a ser Patrona de la ciudad. En dicho lugar se construyó una ermita en 1953. Por informes de Juan de Almería en 1526 se deduce que estaba derruida. Se inicia su reconstrucción entre 1571 y 1575.

Según informe de 1759 estaba en buen estado y tenía dos torreros. Ventura Buzetta informa el 1 de diciembre de 1773 del empleo de 1000 reales de vellón en el recalzo, repello de partes y reparación de la bóveda. Permanece bien conservada hasta entrado el siglo XIX; en 1849 Miguel de Santillana informa de su regular estado. Los carabineros habitan por aquel entonces una casa cercana.

En 1940 se coloca un azulejo con la imagen de la Virgen del Mar y una lápida. En 1987 el arquitecto almeriense don Jesús Martínez Durbán proyecta su restauración, obra realizada entre el 9 de octubre de 1987 y el 4 de septiembre de 1989 bajo la dirección de los arquitectos don Pedro Nau Yagüe y don Francisco Salvador Granados: se consolidan paramentos, se coloca escala metálica permanente de acceso y se repone su remate.

A partir de 1987 queda incluida en el parque natural del Cabo de Gata-Níjar.

Protección
Se encuentra bajo la protección de la Declaración genérica del Decreto de 22 de abril de 1949 y la Ley 16/1985 de 25 de junio (BOE número 155 de 29 de junio de 1985) sobre el Patrimonio Histórico Español. La Junta de Andalucía otorgó un reconocimiento especial a los castillos de la Comunidad Autónoma de Andalucía en 1993. Es Bien de Interés Cultural desde 1993.

Referencias

Bibliografía
 Gil Albarracín, Antonio. "Documentos sobre la defensa de la costa del Reino de Granada (1497-1857)", Almería-Barcelona, 1ª ed. mayo de 2004, Dep. Legal B-22.652-2004, ISBN 84-88538-21-9, pp.488-490

Enlaces externos

 Ibercastillos, por Emiliano Martínez de Dios
 CastillosNet,

Arquitectura de Almería
Garcia
Garcia
Bienes de interés cultural de la provincia de Almería
Fortificaciones de al-Ándalus
Parque natural Cabo de Gata-Níjar


You can remove a public folder database using the steps in this procedure. Links to detailed topics will help you complete the task.
Removing a public folder database from a Mailbox server If you want to remove a public folder database from a Mailbox server, you must first move the data within the public folder database to a public folder database on another server, and then you remove the public folder database.
Removing the last public folder database from the organization If you want to remove the last public folder database in your organization, you must first make sure that your organization doesn't contain any servers running Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 or earlier versions.
If you remove the last public folder database, only users who are running Microsoft Office Outlook 2007 or later versions, or who are running Microsoft Office Outlook Web App, will be able to connect to your Exchange organization.
Don't remove the last public folder database if your organization uses public folders to distribute organizational forms or to replicate free/busy information to or from another Exchange organization.
Migrating public folders from Exchange 2003 to Exchange Server 2010? If so, you can use either Exchange System Manager in Exchange 2003 or the Exchange Management Console (EMC) in Exchange 2010 to move Exchange 2003 public folders to an Exchange 2010 server.
Looking for other management tasks related to public folder databases? Check out Managing Public Folder Databases.
To remove a public folder database from a Mailbox server, perform the following steps.
If you have a mixed Exchange 2003 or Exchange Server 2007 and Exchange 2010 organization, we recommend that you perform these procedures against an Exchange 2010 server. For more information about performing public folder management tasks in mixed environments, see Understanding Public Folders.
You can't delete a public folder database that contains data. To remove data from a public folder database, delete any unnecessary public folders. For detailed instructions, see Remove Public Folders. To determine which public folders are unnecessary, see View Public Folder Item Statistics.
After you delete any unnecessary public folders, you must move the remaining folder replicas in that database to a public folder database on another server.
Depending on the number of public folders, the amount of information in the database, and the replication interval, this process may take several hours to complete.
For detailed instructions, see Move Public Folder Content from One Public Folder Database to Another Public Folder Database.
Don't remove the public folder database until public folder replication has completed.
If the public folder database you're removing is being used as the default public folder database by any mailbox databases, you must configure another public folder database as the default public folder database.
This example identifies the public folder databases associated with all mailbox databases.
For more information about how to change the default public folder database, see Change the Default Public Folder Database for a Mailbox Database.
If you successfully perform Step 1 through Step 4 and you receive an error message stating that the public folder database can't be removed because it contains replicas, you may need to wait several hours for public folder replication to finish.
You need to be assigned permissions before you can perform this procedure. To see what permissions you need, see the "Public folders" entry in the Mailbox Permissions topic.
In the console tree, navigate to Organization Configuration > Mailbox.
Click the Database Management tab.
In the result pane, select the public folder database that you want to remove.
In the action pane, click Remove. A message appears confirming that you want to remove the database. Click Yes.
If you haven't moved the public folder replicas to another server, or if you haven't removed all the public folders in the public folder database, you'll receive an error stating that the public folder database can't be removed because it contains public folder replicas.
A warning appears, indicating that the database was successfully removed and reminding you to manually remove the database file. The default location for these files is <Exchange Installation Path>\V14\Mailbox\<public folder database name>.
A message appears asking you to confirm that you want to perform this action. Enter Y.
A warning appears, indicating that the database was removed and reminding you to manually remove the database file. The default location for these files is <Exchange installation path>\v14\Mailbox\<public folder database name>.
When you remove a public folder database, the Exchange database (.edb) file for the database and other files associated with the database aren't automatically deleted. You must delete the public folder database files manually. The default location for these files on an Exchange 2010 server is <Exchange installation path>\v14\Mailbox\<public folder database name>. The default location for these files on an Exchange 2007 server is C:\Program Files\Microsoft\ExchangeServer\Mailbox\<storage group name>\<public folder database name>.
To remove the last public folder database from an organization, perform the following steps.
If you have a mixed Exchange 2003 or Exchange 2007 and Exchange 2010 organization, we recommend that you perform these procedures against an Exchange 2010 server. For more information about performing public folder management tasks in mixed environments, see Understanding Public Folders.
If any offline address books (OABs) are configured for public folder distribution, you can't remove the last public folder database in your organization. For instructions about how to reconfigure OABs, see Managing Offline Address Books.
You can't delete a public folder database that contains data. To remove data from a public folder database, delete any unnecessary public folders. For detailed instructions about how to remove all the public folders in a public folder database, see Remove Multiple Public Folders from a Public Folder Database.
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When the last public folder database in the organization is removed, the default public folder database for all mailbox databases is automatically set to null.


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Home › Books › Critical Companion to Zora Neale Hurston
Critical Companion to Zora Neale Hurston
Authored by: Sharon L. Jones
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Zora Neale Hurston, one the first great African-American novelists, was a major figure in the Harlem Renaissance and an inspiration for future generations of writers. Widely studied in high school literature courses, her novels are admired for their depiction of Southern black culture and their strong female characters.
Critical Companion to Zora Neale Hurston is a reliable and up-to-date resource for high school and college-level students, providing reliable information on Hurston's life and work. This new volume covers all her writings, including Their Eyes Were Watching God; her landmark works of folklore and anthropology, such as Mules and Men; and shorter works, such as her story "The Gilded Six-Bits." Detailed entries on her life and related people, places, and topics round out this comprehensive and in-depth guide.
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Black-and-white photographs and illustrations. Index. Appendix. Bibliographies. Cross-references. Chronology.
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Coronavirus is impacting the Eagles ahead of the 2020 NFL Draft
It was only a matter of time until this headline was written.
By Brandon Lee Gowton@BrandonGowton Mar 11, 2020, 2:18pm EDT
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The Philadelphia Eagles are not immune to the widespread impact that the coronavirus is having in the United States and elsewhere around the world.
Yahoo! Sports reports the Eagles have pulled their coaches from traveling to pro days to evaluate 2020 NFL Draft prospects. The Pittsburgh Steelers have also taken a similar course of action.
This news doesn't mean the Eagles won't have a presence at pro days, however. Team scouts are still expected be in attendance (for now, at least).
Several (team-based?) reports indicate coronavirus isn't the only motivating factor behind the Eagles keeping their coaching staff in Philly. From ESPN:
There is a combination of factors involved in the Eagles' calculation to keep their coaches off the road, sources said, including that there are a number of new additions to the staff, and the organization thinks that they'll be best served staying in Philadelphia in preparation for free agency, draft and the offseason program. But the coronavirus is factoring into their thinking.
I'd say being cautious is probably a good thing.
Philadelphia's first case of coronavirus was first reported yesterday on Tuesday, March 10.


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Brian Jacobs grew up in Southern California and has been teaching GATE English and Humanities for twenty-seven years in both K-12 and college settings. Along with teaching English, he has been a Gifted and Talented Coordinator. He is 49, lives in Pasadena and has been married for 13 years to Thye, a Professor of Nursing and a Nurse Practitioner. After graduating with his BA in English Brian began teaching and ventured into studying towards a Master's degree in Women Studies & a Master of Fine Arts in Writing & Poetics (where he was the assistant to the Poet Allen Ginsberg) while also earning his Teaching Credential in English. During this time he walked half way around the world (No! Really?) while on a peace pilgrimage with Buddhist monks commemorating WWII visiting Europe, the Middle East, India and South East Asia. He returned a few years later to walk though India with the same monks to commemorate the anniversary of Gandhi's famous Salt March. He went back to India in the summer of 2017. Brian is also a three time Fulbright Scholar, which has allowed him to study in Brazil, where he studied its water issues; China, where he studied its vast 10,000 year history; and Japan, spending time to participate in a case study in one of its small towns near the Japanese Alps. He had also earned a National Endowment of Humanities grant to China, studying its philosophies and histories while living in Xi'an. He subsequently participated in a grant from Fund For Teachers visiting South Africa, Swaziland and Lesotho, plus earning other various grants that have taken him to places all over in the United States. He teaches teachers at a university in Fuzhou, China every summer under a grant from SABEH for the last five years. Last summer marked his 22nd trip to China and where he also visited Hong Kong, Macau, Philippines, India, Nepal and Malaysia. He also earned an Earth Watch grant to the rainforest of Ecuador, to study climate change and caterpillars. He continues to love travel and has taken students all over the world to places like The South Pacific, China and all over Europe where he will JUST returned with his students this last June 2018! He has been to over 105 countries and had visited all 50 states. He will take the Model United Nations students to New York this November. He loves to visit New York City, London, Paris and Amsterdam the most, but has a soft spot for Machu Picchu, Iceland and Easter Island. His current hobbies include practicing Yoga, taking Ballet, vegan cooking, travel, politics, activism for many causes, reading, concerts/shows/plays, watching reality TV, as well as fostering his "addictions" collecting music from Radiohead (Wow! He got to meet them last summer for they were on his plane home from abroad) to anything 80's, to championing his obsession with Ai Wei Wei & Keith Haring's artworks. His favorite films are Get Out, Forks Over Knives, Evil Dead II, Wings of Desire, Dancer in the Dark, Tarnation and Pedro Almodovar's, High Heels. He loves to read authors of health, philosophy, education and fiction like Thich Nhat Hanh, Pema Chodron, Jonathan Kosol, Dr. Michael Gregor, Kurt Vonnegut, Lao Tzu, Albert Camus, Leo Tolstoy, DH Lawrence, Oscar Wilde, Michele Foucault and Jean Rhys. He STILL believes his students are all~WONDERFUL BEAUTIFUL HUMANS!!! He wants you to have a fabulous 2018-2019 school year and soak up the intense growth.
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The 'Last Ice Area' turns wafer-thin as temperature continues to rise
The Arctic summer sea ice extent has decreased nearly three quarters in only 40 years (Photo credits- Representational/Unsplash)
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Scientists had estimated that a part of the Arctic called the 'Last Ice Area' would not whither because of global warming at least till 2040 has started to melt.
According to a report published in 2020, strong wind and global warming have led to a record low ice cover.
The Last Ice Area, situated in the north of Greenland was expected to stay frozen for several dozens of years, far longer than other regions even as the temperature levels rise.
A paper published in the journal 'Communications Earth and Environment' noted that the trend of sea ice thinning has been prevalent for years now but it is experiencing a record low concentration this year.
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"The big surprise of our research is that ice loss is happening in this ' Last Ice Area' so soon. We expected that ice would last longer", Michael Steele from the University of Washington told Agence France-Presse.
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The Wendel Sea, part of the Arctic Ocean which is located north of Greenland, is typically covered with layers of ice. However, in August 2020 scientists measured that the sea was only 50% covered with ice. The Arctic summer sea ice extent has decreased nearly three quarters in only 40 years.
A closer look by researchers at the satellite data showed that 80% of the ice loss is owing to unusually strong wings that broke up the ice.
This area is considered extremely significant as it was the last resort of the species dependent on ice for survival while the surrounding areas are melting away.
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GERMAN CINEMA NOW! – My Wonderful West Berlin (Mein wunderbares West-Berlin)
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The monthly Goethe Pop Up Film Series GERMAN CINEMA NOW!, curated by Jasmin Krakenberg, supports artistic works that amplify a plurality of voices and experiences to inspire public dialogue.
About the film:
Today's hip image of Berlin is based on the city's vibrant and subversive subcultures, which originally emerged within the grey walls surrounding West Berlin. The queer scene played a major role in creating that subculture, with its sexual diversity and its wild and unconstrained party culture, ranging from notorious clubs to CSD. Many of the scene's actors, such as the Gay Museum, the Teddy Award, AIDS help organizations, and the queer magazine Siegessäule originated before 1989.
Yet gays in West Berlin suffered greatly under an incongruous provision in German law – the infamous "Paragraph 175" – that made homosexual acts between men a crime up until its reform in 1969. Raids and arrests in bars were common, yet ultimately failed in suppressing gay life in West Berlin. Instead, the city turned into a gay capital. The late seventies in particular were a period of great sexual and political freedoms and more intense social intermingling between the gay-, hetero-, and transsexual worlds. Then AIDS struck, wrecking greater havoc in Berlin than in any other German city.
After Out in East Berlin (2013), My Wonderful West Berlin describes gay life in the western half of the city in the dynamic period between the end of WWII and the fall of the Berlin Wall, all the while referencing current social issues. The stories and experiences of political activists, party-goers, hedonists, club owners, musicians, fashion designers, a DJ, and a make-up artist paint a vivid picture of the gay scene in that period. The use of never before seen archival film footage completes the picture by allowing viewers to travel through time to a hitherto unknown West Berlin.
My Wonderful West Berlin explores the historic roots of the fascinating city, that is a dream destination and a place of refuge for gay men form across the world to this day. The film is the second part of filmmaker Jochen Hick's Berlin trilogy, the final part of which will focus on the period after the fall of the Wall, up until today.
Images and film description courtesy of GALERIA ALASKA PRODUCTIONS / Jochen Hick.


There are five monks who, currently in residence at the Wat Buddhalavarn Incorporated at Wedderburn, have been serving Lao/Thai/ others nationality Buddhists Community in Sydney. They are the Officer Bearers and in charge of Wat Buddhalavarn affairs and take a great care of the site.
Venerable Khamphaeng Saenpraseut - The Newly Elected Abbot/President of Wat Buddhalavarn Incorporated. He has been ordained almost 40 years. He has been continously serving and teaching Dhamma to Lao/Thai/others nationaliity Buddists Community all his life. He has been served Wat Buddhalavarn since 1987.
Venerable Khamphai Sengdy - Deputy Abbot/Monastery Secretary/Dhamma Teaching. He has been serving the Buddhists Community in Sydney since 2009.
Venerable Khambo Xayaseum - Monastery Member/Dhamma Teaching - has been serving the Sydney Buddhists community since 2009. He has been ordained almost 20 years.
Venerable Sihoun Kongkeo - Treasurer/Dhamma Teaching He has been continously serving the Sydney Buddhists Community since 2009. He has been ordained over 15 years.
Venerable Khamsaen Chanthanome - Monsatery Member/Dhamma Teaching. He have been ordained for over 10 years and serving the Sydney Buddhists Communiy since 2009.


I'm back for another week of DVD/Blu-ray releases. Every Tuesday sees new DVDs flooding retail shelves. This week is no different as we have some fairly high-profile (if not crappy) movies hitting shelves. This week's releases include Tron: Legacy, which will also be bundled with a Blu-ray release of the original Tron movie in certain packages. We also see Little Fockers, Casino Jack and I Love You Phillip Morris hitting DVD and Blu-ray. On top of that, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader will be getting a special release on DVD and Blu-ray Friday, April 8th.
For a limited time, Tron: Legacy is $10 on iTunes instead of the usual $15 for standard definition. Still $20 for HD.
Yea, not one I'm interested in at all.
Never saw it in the theaters, so for $10 my wife and I can have a pretty cheap in-house movie night. Much cheaper than what we would have paid in the theaters and if I like it I can watch it a ton. When in doubt, though, I can at least hope for a RiffTrax to it.


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"A Right That Is Fundamental To Our Democracy": Two States, Two Competing Futures For Voting Rights In America
"The Voting Rights Act has been an effective tool in protecting a right that is fundamental to our democracy," declared a rising congressional leader in 2006, "and renewing this landmark law will ensure that each and every citizen can continue to exercise their right to vote without the threat of intimidation or harassment."
Incredibly, that statement of unequivocal support for voting rights came not from a Democrat, but from then-House Majority Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio). Of course, while it's easy to forget now, Boehner was hardly taking a courageous stand; despite a long history of right-wing opposition to the Voting Rights Act, Boehner was merely endorsing a bipartisan reauthorization bill that passed 390 to 33 in the House and unanimously in the Senate. Upon signing it, President George W. Bush said, "My administration will vigorously enforce the provisions of this law, and we will defend it in court." Nearly a decade later, the political landscape for voting rights has changed dramatically. We are now witnessing a clash between two radically opposing visions of American democracy.
One vision is on display in Alabama, where, half a century after civil rights activists marched on Selma, state officials are systematically undermining the right to vote. Following the implementation of a strict voter ID law, Alabama recently announced the shuttering of 31 driver's-license offices across the state. The closures will make it more difficult to obtain the identification required to vote and will disproportionately affect the state's black population. Indeed, as the Birmingham News's John Archibald wrote , "Every single county in which blacks make up more than 75 percent of registered voters will see their driver license office closed."
The other vision is on display in California, where Gov. Jerry Brown (D) recently signed automatic voter registration into law, making California the second state to approve such a measure, after Oregon did so earlier this year. Under the new law, eligible Californians will be automatically registered when they apply for a new driver's license or renew an existing one unless they opt out. The hope is that automatic registration will raise low voter turnout, which fell to 42 percent in the 2014 election. The law could affect an estimated 6.6 million voting-age Californians who are not registered. "We do not have to opt-in to other rights, such as free speech or due process," said California Secretary State Alex Padilla. "The right to vote should be no different."
In short, while the Alabama vision seeks to restrict participation in our democracy, the California vision aims to maximize it. As my Nation colleague Ari Berman, author of " Give Us the Ballot: The Modern Struggle for Voting Rights in America," put it, "Unlike Alabama, California is using the power of the government to bring millions of new voters into the political process — treating the vote as a fundamental right, rather than a special privilege."
The unfortunate reality, however, is that Alabama is not alone. Today, the Republican Party appears to view legitimate voting rights as a threat to its survival. In fact, limiting the number of people who decide our elections has become a central part of the Republican Party's mission.
Just consider the record. Over the past five years, Republican state legislators have aggressively pushed voter ID bills and other policies that make it harder to vote, especially for Democratic-leaning minority groups, successfully passing laws in 21 states. In 2013, the Supreme Court gutted the Voting Rights Act, which Republican leaders vocally praised a decade ago, in a controversial 5-to-4 ruling split along party lines. And in Congress, a Democratic bill designed to restore the law has just one Republican supporter in either chamber.
The competing visions are also apparent in the 2016 presidential race. This month, Republican contender Jeb Bush explained that he does not support restoring the Voting Rights Act because "There's been dramatic improvement in access to voting," making it unnecessary to impose protections "as though we're living in 1960." In contrast, Hillary Clinton issued a bold call for automatic voter registration in June, and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) introduced an automatic voter registration bill in August. "Today Republicans are systematically and deliberately trying to stop millions of American citizens from voting," Clinton declared. "What part of democracy are they afraid of?"
It's no secret why Republicans would rather prevent some people from voting. While they run up big margins in midterm elections with low turnout, Republicans have won the national popular vote just once in the past six presidential elections. Moreover, instead of answering to the American public, Republican candidates are increasingly beholden to the privileged few who fund their campaigns. In the 2016 election cycle, nearly half of the contributions to presidential candidates so far have come from just 158 families. As the New York Times reports, "They are overwhelmingly white, rich, older and male." They are also overwhelmingly backing Republicans, of course, thereby "serving as a kind of financial check on demographic forces that have been nudging the electorate toward support for the Democratic Party and its economic policies." It's a strategy of delay, of buying time, of staving off the inevitable.
But change is coming whether Republican politicians and their billionaire backers like it or not. They have disgraced our democracy with their voter suppression strategy, but they are not powerful enough to stop it. They will eventually have to reckon with a country that is more diverse, more compassionate and more progressive. The Alabama vision will not prevail.
By: Katrina vanden Heuvel, Opinion Writer, The Washington Post, October 20, 2015
October 26, 2015 - Posted by	raemd95 | Democracy, Voting Rights Act	| Alabama, Automatic Voter Registration, Bernie Sanders, California, Hillary Clinton, Jeb Bush, John Boehneer, Republicans, SCOTUS, Voter ID Laws
Change is coming.
The National Popular Vote bill would guarantee the presidency to the candidate who receives the most popular votes in the country.
Every vote, everywhere, would be politically relevant and equal in every presidential election. No more distorting and divisive red and blue state maps of pre-determined outcomes. There would no longer be a handful of 'battleground' states where voters and policies are more important than those of the voters in 80%+ of the states that have just been 'spectators' and ignored after the conventions.
The National Popular Vote bill would take effect when enacted by states possessing a majority of the electoral votes—270 of 538.
All of the presidential electors from the enacting states will be supporters of the presidential candidate receiving the most popular votes in all 50 states (and DC)—thereby guaranteeing that candidate with an Electoral College majority.
The bill has passed 33 state legislative chambers in 22 rural, small, medium, large, red, blue, and purple states with 250 electoral votes. The bill has been enacted by 11 jurisdictions with 165 electoral votes – 61% of the 270 necessary to go into effect.
http://www.NationalPopularVote.com
Comment	by	s e (@oldgulph) | October 26, 2015 | Reply
When the demographics and your own platform are getting in the way of garnering votes, this party decided its only path would be to limit voting. This goes part in parcel with gerrymandering (which the Dems did too) as well as altering education by whitewashing textbooks where civil disobedience is minimized and conservative principles are highlighted. The party already has its own news outlets, but look to buy more so that messages can be controlled. One of the reasons I left the GOP in 2006 was its propensity to make stuff up. It is worse now than then as the truth is a variable in every equation.
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Contributed by Jonathan Stevenson / Hermine Ford's Tribeca loft, which she and her husband, painter Robert Moscovitz, purchased decades ago, comprises their home and her studio. The space radiates art. Her father was abstract expressionist Jack Tworkov, and the living room's centerpiece is a magisterial Tworkov painting. The adjacent studio, though, is strictly Ford's domain. Innovative and expansive on multiple levels – line, color, shape, surface – her own work is uniquely prepossessing and only rewards further contemplation. Building irregularly shaped, sometimes even jagged, oil paintings from exquisite smaller watercolor studies (one is pictured above), Ford forges subtle connections that may at first seem fanciful, yet are grounded in real-world blessings and fears.
In one of several new paintings (image above), she flanks a fragmented yellow-and-black panel reminiscent of Cold War fallout shelter signage with a star-shaped section resembling a remnant of a delicately tiled palazzo and another depicting a damaged array of god's eyes. One possible interpretation: disparate places and cultures connected through shared vulnerability and foreboding.
In another compelling work (above), what looks like a checkered flag for a Grand Prix winner overlaps a shaped piece simulating a woven swatch, shaken up by brightly colored shapes erratically positioned. The painting seems to pair the fast and the slow, cosmopolitan indulgence and rustic stoicism – the wildcard colors being reminders that the world is more rich and complicated than such simple juxtapositions might imply. The most uniform of the recent paintings (below), in seductively calming beige, gray, and white, suggests satellite reconnaissance for military targeting across an unfolded Mercator projection – or, less ominously, global aerial views of irrigation systems.
Contemporary events and arrangements as well as salient history – 9/11 and the arc of Roman civilization, for instance – inform Ford's sensibility. (She and Moscovitz spend part of the year in Italy.) What emerges are striking shaped canvases of unostentatious magnificence that impart her deep appreciation for enduring order, its inevitable disruption, and its probable re-establishment. In that there is intelligent, unblinkered hope suited to a world in need of it. Clearly Ford is on her way to a grand solo exhibition.
A wall of watercolor studies.


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Administrators for the Robstown Independent School District have proposed closing the district's Parent Involvement Center, although some school board members expressed opposition to the proposal at last week's school board meeting.
Administrators said closing the building would allow the school district to save about $17,000 a year in electric costs by not occupying the 9,600-square-foot building. In addition, they said every campus in the school district has its own parent involvement room, complete with kitchens, sofas and other amenities.
"In essence we have an empty building," said superintendent Roberto Garcia, adding the school district could save tens of thousands of dollars a year by closing the building at 508 Fifth St. that's very near Seale Junior High School.
"The building is not being used to its effectiveness," added business manager Jodi Schroedter.
Board member Richard Gonzalez said closing the building would send the wrong signal to parents and the parents of potential students.
"Here we are asking the parents to get involved, but here we are closing a building," Gonzalez said. "The idea is let's get the parents involved and they have their own place and participate."
Schroedter said parents and students can meet at any RISD campus.
"Every campus has its own (parent involvement) room," said assistant superintendent Diana Silvas. "The parent center was for district liaisons. The services are not going to be curtailed on any campus."
For example, parent coordinator Ruben Sanchez, who used to be housed at the parent center, now works out of Ortiz Intermediate School where there were some vacant rooms.
Gonzalez asked what the school district would do with the building if it were closed. Instead of boarding it up, Gonzalez suggested bringing counselors and activities back to the parent center.
"I guess I just don't believe in shutting it down," Gonzalez said. "It's like you're shutting the program down to me."
The building was bought and paid for with federal money. Garcia said if the school district sold the building, then the proceeds could be channeled into other federal programs.
He said the administrators did not want to cut services, but consolidate properties.
"We are not eliminating any services at all. We are basically consolidating services," Garcia said after the meeting. "This change does not by any means mean we are trying to eliminate parent involvement in RISD. We feel that this is and will continue to be an integral part of our school system."
Board member Eva Orona said that people would get used to the changes.
"We have the room throughout our district that is not being used properly," added school board vice president Victor Orona.
School board member Roberto Tapia also expressed opposition to the proposal, saying local parents have become accustomed to having the parent involvement building in the community.
"It's a bad public relations move," Tapia said after the meeting. "It can be sustained with federal money."
The school board took no action on the proposal to close the Parent Involvement Center, although it may come up for a vote at next month's meeting.


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BBC accused of removing audience laughter at Boris Johnson on Question Time
By Kathleen Nutt @kacnutt Journalist
THE BBC is facing accusations of bias following its Question Time Leaders' Debate amid claims they edited out laughter directed at the Prime Minister.
Boris Johnson, Jeremy Corbyn, Nicola Sturgeon and Jo Swinson took to the stage in a series of separate question and answer sessions with a studio audience on Friday night.
They appeared for 30 minutes each for Q and As, taking questions on Brexit, independence, the economy, racism, political trust and drug deaths.
Clips of the show were later shown by the BBC news programmes with the broadcaster accused of reducing the audience laughter to one of the answers given by Johnson.
The first audience member to question the Prime Minister said: "I'd just like to ask you how important is it for someone in your position of power to always tell the truth?"
In footage broadcast on the Friday night show, the audience can be heard laughing during the applause at the tail end of the question.
However, Twitter users reported less laughter in the footage shown on Saturday's News at One.
When the question is played in full once more, however, the laughter is hardly audible against the applause.
It sparked a fresh bias accusation from users on social media, with one saying the difference in the amount of laughter in the news clip was the type of thing that would happen in Soviet Russia.
The journalist Peter Oborne tweeted: "This kind of thing was normal on state TV in Soviet Russia. Should not happen in a democracy like Britain. The BBC urgently needs to explain itself."
BBC 1 PM news edited out the audience laughing at Boris Johnson when he was questioned on trust. The key moment of the entire night. This is unforgivable journalism pic.twitter.com/g1EYHenR6R
— Tory Fibs (@ToryFibs) November 23, 2019
Here is the original footage that BBC cut out. You can very clearly hear the audience laughing at Boris Johnson's trust issues. Trust is central to the election outcome. Erasing this laughter from the clip is shocking BBC pic.twitter.com/AY4fEYS29r
BBC responded and said the clip was deliberately shortened for timing reasons.
In a post on Twitter, the BBC press office defended its use of the edited clip said: "This clip, which was played in full on the 10 o'clock news last night, was shortened for timing reasons in today's lunchtime bulletin. We've fully covered Boris Johnson's appearance on the BBC QT special, and the reaction to it, across our outlets."
But many users were quick to comment on the statement issued by the press office.
Scottish financial journalist Ian Fraser tweeted: "This won't do. Removing the laughter gave an utterly false impression of what happened. The laughter was the story."
Meanwhile, the response to the First Minister's response was positive, including by viewers outside Scotland.
Labour supporter Gemma Askham, in Sheffield, tweeted: "The way Nicola Sturgeon answered the question about addiction was brilliant. She was fantastic on Question Time and – not for the first time – I'm very jealous of Scottish people #bbcqt"


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module Timetrap
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          end
          e.duration = (e.end_or_now.to_i - e.start.to_i) * factor
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Rzeka Apure powstaje z połączenia rzeki Sarare z Uribante, a uchodzi ona do rzeki Orinoko.

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Stanley Einzig
Bill DeCampli lit a candle
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Stan, it was such a pleasure working with you during your years in New Jersey. Your astute and concise assessment of echo-based cardiac anatomy and physiology in good part accounted for the remarkable success of the Newark/Beth Israel Pediatric Heart Program during its best years. Unique to you was that disarming smile in the face of the toughest clinical situations. You kept the team together. The team will miss you, your patients will miss you, and I will miss you. Enjoy, now, the greater life ahead. Amen. Bill
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Stanley Einzig: superior echocardiographer, advanced physiologist, humble gentleman, always able to carry a precise and meaningful discussion related to patient care. Although my passion is cardiac catheterization and Stan only trusted echo images, it was such a joy to have lengthy discussions with him about anatomy and pathophysiology. So, it was very disappointing when Stan left New Jersey and headed back to West Virginia. I still miss those passionate discussions we had. No one will ever replace Stan. Although he is gone, Nancy, I was so happy to hear from you yesterday that in the latter part of his career, Stan was "able to be Stan". Nancy may his memory live with you, your Family, and with us his extended family. Take care. Rajiv Verma
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Sending love and support to Nancy, Sam and Simon + family + friends.....A quiet and gentle soul with a tremendous impact. We will always remember Stan with his cigar and bourbon on the back porch! Stan slipping away from dinner or wine group so he could slip into bed by 8pm! Stan talking with Jonas and Claire about their interests in medical and health related industries. Love always, Lisa Chenofsky Singer, Tom, Jonas & Claire Singer
John Phillips posted a condolence
I first met Stan while a fellow at Nationwide Children's Hospital. Little did I know that we would one day be colleagues working together for 12 years! It was to my benefit that this was the case because Stan was the hardest working and my most trusted imaging provider. Speaking to him always made me smile. It was no secret that as proficient as he was at reading echocardiograms, Stan struggled with computer technology! He would come to me and say "John, my computer is broken." I began making him say "It's not the computer its me" before asking for computer help. With a sly smile, he conceded but I was glad to help him work through emails or complete departmental administrative requirements. I miss running into him as he walked between his office and the echo lab, where he would always greet me with a smile and a "Hello young man." A great cardiologist, scientist and person, Stan will live forever in my heart.
Sally Dahlquist posted a condolence
You saved my life. Thank you for 40+ years extra.
BJ Funari posted a condolence
I had the honor and privilege of working with Stan as a colleague for several years as junior faculty in Pediatric Cardiology at WVU from 2012-2018. We shared lots of laughs working in adjacent work stations in the echo lab, as well as occasionally riding together to the Beckley outreach clinic, but more significantly I learned a tremendous amount from his mentorship. He is a legend in Pediatric Cardiology and echocardiography. During our time working together, his vision was relatively poor, such that he did not drive anymore, yet he still managed to read pediatric echo's better than most of us who could see perfectly fine. As a young Pediatric Cardiologist, I was trained to focus my attention on the heart and blood vessels arising from and entering the heart, yet Stan, always the old school cardiologist, would not infrequently diagnose non-cardiac problems by doing a "Stan-ogram", in which he would visualize pretty much anything from head to toe on an echocardiogram that was intended to focus on the heart. Our relationship was mutually beneficial over the years, as I attribute a great deal of my echo knowledge to Stan, and I think he would likely not have survived the transition to electronic medical records and authoring echo reports electronically without my assistance, as he was not a fan of the modernization of technology associated with our field. I truly valued our friendship. He will be greatly missed, but his legacy will live on in all of us who have had the honor and privilege of having him in our lives, both professionally and personally. We extend our deepest condolences to Nancy and the family. - BJ, Dana, Lucy, Ben and Ruby Funari
Larry Rhodes posted a condolence
When I met Stan 30 + years ago he was a middle aged transplant from Minnesota that loved peanut M and M's and smoked three packs of menthol cigarettes (either Kools or Salems, I can't remember which) a day and my new boss. This began a friendship that not only has survived 3 decades but like good bourbon has aged to top shelf status. It is obvious to everyone that knows Stan that he is one of the smartest people that God ever put breath in but many may not know how funny he is. There are so many stories that I could tell that are not appropriate for this forum but I will push the envelope and tell one of my favorites. As mentioned above Stan enjoyed cigarettes and would frequently smoke while reading echos in a room that was about twenty feet from the cath lab. There were days when you could tell if Stan was the reader by seeing smoke coming under the door into the hallway. Needless to say on more than one occasion Stan was warned and fussed at about the smoke. In early 1993 or 1994, after the New Year break I walked into the reading room. Stan was sitting there with a 2 pound bag of peanut M and M's and he told me he was going to quit smoking. I said that's great how are you doing. He pulled up his shirt sleeve and showed me a nicotine patch and said so far so good. I came back an hour or so later and asked how it was going and he pulled up his other sleeve and showed me a second patch. A couple hours later I walked into the room and he had a patch in the middle of his forehead. Before I could ask he lit a cigarette. I am happy to say that although this did not work he did quit smoking cigarettes a few years later. Stan was a quiet giant in pediatric cardiology. Not only was he a pioneer in pediatric echocardiology he was the very best that I have worked with. He also had the most in-depth understanding of the pathophysiology of congenital heart disease that I have known. With that said he also excelled in his love for children and their families. His patients loved him and frequently ask about him. He was always straight forward and honest with the families but delivered even the worst news with compassion and encouragement. Finally, Stan was a great friend to me, all that worked with him, his patients and their families, and the sate of West Virginia. He will be missed Stan, You and Bill turn up a bourbon and scotch for me
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A nasal bilabial surda é um tipo de som consonantal, usado em algumas línguas faladas. O símbolo no Alfabeto Fonético Internacional que representa esse som é ⟨m̥⟩, uma combinação da letra para o nasal bilabial sonoro e um diacrítico indicando ausência de voz. O símbolo X-SAMPA equivalente é m_0.

Características

 Sua forma de articulação é oclusiva, ou seja, produzida pela obstrução do fluxo de ar no trato vocal. Como a consoante também é nasal, o fluxo de ar bloqueado é redirecionado pelo nariz.
 Seu local de articulação é bilabial, o que significa que está articulado com os dois lábios.
 Sua fonação é surda, o que significa que é produzida sem vibrações das cordas vocais.
 É uma consoante nasal, o que significa que o ar pode escapar pelo nariz, exclusivamente (plosivas nasais) ou adicionalmente pela boca.
 Como o som não é produzido com fluxo de ar sobre a língua, a dicotomia central-lateral não se aplica.
 O mecanismo da corrente de ar é pulmonar, o que significa que é articulado empurrando o ar apenas com os pulmões e o diafragma, como na maioria dos sons.

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DREW MORRISON AND THE DARKWOOD have been a regular presence on the London club circuit since 2011.
At the Country Soul Sessions in Soho, London the band are simply known as 'the house band' and have, over five years, performed at and supported the top acts that have played at the club including Rotifer, Paul McClure & The Local Heroes, Matthew Edwards and the Unfortunates, Morton Valence, Bob Collum and the Welfare Mothers, Lynette Morgan and the Blackwater Valley Boys and many many others.
Two years in the making, their debut album follows a critically well-received EP released in 2016 described by PennyBlackmusic as "a fine first offering of enormous potential from which promises much for the forthcoming album".
'Electric-Notes Wild' released on the band's own Storm Cloud Agency Records is a collection of 10 songs showcasing Drew Morrison and his love of song. A questing musical soul, Morrison has described his music as being for 'the lonesome fugitive within us all'.
In Darkwood he is backed by a band consisting of Phil Carwardine and Martin Murray (guitars), Mike Hughes (bass, backing vocals) and Nick Steyn (drums). Despite lineup changes along the road, the band's central vision of a music touched by influences ranging from Alt Country, Pop, & Rock N' Roll all tinged with 'golden chording' has remained focussed and has realised itself into a unique sound.
The album was recorded at Bonafide, Reservoir and Project-a-Sonic studios. Guest musicians included Tim Pearson (East Lonesome Drifters) and Henry Senior (Danny and the Champions of the World).
'Electric-Notes Wild' is a set of songs born from innocence, experience and ultimately the faith in the powers of music to still entertain and thrill.


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You can save time, money and resources.
Hiring an SEO company lets you understand your customers more effectively.
The SEO experts explore new markets and areas to focus on growth.
Your internet marketing strategy is improved and becomes effectual.
It helps create a user-friendly and mobile-friendly website that's responsive as well.
The following factors and tips will help the clients find out some really good and reliable SEO companies. You must look these things when hiring an SEO company.
This is a general rule on the internet that if something is too good to be true, it will be fake for sure. If a company or expert promises everything, first page ranking in Google and for every competitive keyword by purchasing a bunch of links or SEO package, save yourself, save your money, time and stay away from such people. For high ranking, a lot of time is required and it's not all about links.
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SEO is a field that keeps changing with time and to have your website on top, you need SEO guys who are not only knowledgeable but experienced as well. Count their experience in SEO market, what they have done so far, when they started and what are some of their best projects. Factors like these will come in handy to figure out whether someone is experienced or not.
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Low and free nickel austenitic stainless steel alloys were developed successfully and proposed to be used as a liquid sodium coolant fast reactor pressure vessel cladding. A standard austenitic stainless steel SS316L (AISI 316L) was produced as a reference sample. The nickel content was partially or totally replaced by manganese and nitrogen. The microstructure of the produced stainless steel alloys was investigated using Schaeffler diagram, optical microscopy and X-ray diffraction patterns (XRD). Mechanical properties of the developed stainless steel grads were investigated using Vickers hardness, impact and tensile tests at room temperature. Sodium chloride was used to study the corrosion rate of the investigated alloys by open circuit potential technique. Slow and total slow neutrons removal cross sections were measured using 241Am-Be neutron source and highly calibrated He-3 detector. Eight gamma ray lines which emitted from 60Co and 232Th radioactive sources and HPGe detector were used to study the attenuation parameters of the produced alloys. Metallography, Schaeffler diagram and XRD results showed that all the produced stainless steels are mainly of austenite phase with a small ferrite phase. The developed manganese-nitrogen stainless steels showed higher hardness, yield and ultimate tensile strength than SS316L. The elongation of developed stainless steels is relatively lower than the standard SS316L. The impact toughness was reduced with replacement of Ni by Mn. The developed manganese stainless steels have a higher total slow removal cross section than SS316L. On the other hand, the slow neutron and gamma rays have nearly the same behavior for all studied stainless steels.
Mladen Pajnić, Krunoslav Markulin, Alojzije Matokovic and Hrvoje Franjić, "Advanced Approach of Reactor Pressure Vessel In-Service Inspection" 10th European Conference on Non-Destructive Testing, Moscow Russia, PP. 1-15, 2010.
Changheui Jang, III-Seok Jeon, and Sung Yull Hong, "Treatment of Stainless Steel Cladding in Pressurized Thermal Shock Evaluation: Deterministic Analysis", Journal of the Korean Nuclear Socity, Vol. 23, No. 2, PP, 132-144, 2001.
Hiroyuki Kaneko, Tokiko Nakagawa, Kousei Hiraizumi, and Ryo Sakai, "Accelerated Corrosion Tests of Nuclear Reactor Pressure Vessel Materials in NaC-H3BO3 Solutions", Materials Transactions, Vol. 54, No. 5, PP. 755-764, 2013.
E. V. Demina, L. I. Ivanov, Yu. M. Platov, M. D. Prusakova, S. R. Eikholtser, M. B. Tolochko, and F. A. Garner, "Radiation Creep and Phase Instability of Low-Activation Austenitic Steel 12 Cr–20 Mn–W under Neutron Irradiation in the FFTF Fast Reactor", Inorganic Materials: Applied Research, Vol. 2, No. 5, pp. 457–460, 2011.
A. Fattah-alhosseini, F. Shirsalimi, M. Yousefi and A. Abedi, "Electrochemical Behaviour Investigation of Two Low Activation Austenitic Stainless Steels in An Acidic Solution", Journal of Materials and Environmental Science, Vol. 5, No. 6, PP. 1847-1853, 2014.
E. V. Demina, M. D. Prusakova, V. V. Roshchin, N. A. Vinogradova, G. D. Orlova, "Reduced Activation Fe-Cr-Mn Austenitic Steels for Nuclear Power Plants", Inorganic Materials: Applied Research, April 2010, Volume 1, Issue 2, pp 115-124.
A. Grajcar, S. Ko³odziej, W. Krukiewicz, "Corrosion resistance of High-Manganese Austenitic Steels", Archives of Materials Science and Engineering, Vol. 41, No. 2, PP. 77-84, 2010.
M. Opiela, A. Grajcar, W. Krukiewicz, "Corrosion Behaviour of Fe-Mn-Si-Al Austenitic Steel in Chloride Solution" Journal of Achievements in Materials and Manufacturing Engineering, Vol. 33, No. 2, PP. 159-165, 2009.
Linda Mosecker and Alireza Saeed-Akbari, "Nitrogen in Chromium–Manganese Stainless Steels: A Review on The Evaluation of Stacking Fault Energy by Computational Thermodynamic", Sci. Technol. Adv. Mater, Vol. 14, PP. 1-14, 2013.
V. Muthukumaran, V. Selladurai, S. Nandhakumar, M. Senthilkumar, "Experimental Investigation on Corrosion and Hardness of Ion Implanted AISI 316L Stainless Steel", Materials and Design, Vol. 31, PP.2813–2817, 2010.
Azza Ahmed, Saeed Ghali, Mamdouh Eissa and Salah El-badry, "Influence of Partial Replacement of Nickel by Nitrogen on Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of Austenitic Stainless Steel", Journal of Metallurgy, Vol. 2011, PP.1-6, 2011.
LI Hua-bing , Jiang Zhou-hua, Shen Ming-hui, and You Xiang-mi, International, "High Nitrogen Austenitic Stainless Steels Manufactured by Nitrogen Gas Alloying and Adding Nitrided Ferroalloys", Journal of iron and steel research, Vol. 14, No. 3, PP. 63-68, 2007.
Jan-Åke Persson, Mårten Wennerholm and Stephen O'Halloran, "Handbook for Kjeldahl Digestion", FOSS, DK-3400 Hilleroed, Denmark, 4th edition, 2008.
ASTM E8 / E8M-15a, "Standard Test Methods for Tension Testing of Metallic Materials", ASTM International, West Conshohocken, PA, 2015, www.astm.org.
Aly Saeed, Y. H. Elbashar and R. M. El shazly, "Optical Properties of High Density Barium Borate Glass for Gamma Ray Shielding Applications", Optical and Quantum Electronics, Vol. 48, No.1, PP. 1-10, 2016.
L. Gerward, N. Guilbert, K. B. Jensen, and H. Leving, "'WinXCom – A Program for Calculating X-Ray Attenuation Coefficients", Radiation Physics and Chemistry, 2004, Vol. 71, PP. 653-654.
A. Fattah-alhosseinia, B. Izadia and M. Asadi Asadabad, "Evaluation of Corrosion Behavior on Mn-Cr Austenitic Steels Using 0.1 M HCl Solution", Journal of Advanced Materials and Processing, Vol.2, No. 1, 2014, 55-63.


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A kegyeleti jog a meghalt ember emlékének, jóhírnevének megsértése esetén a hozzátartozónak illetve annak a személynek a jogát jelenti, akit az elhunyt végrendeleti juttatásban részesített. Ez utóbbi jogi személy is lehet. A kegyeleti jog a túlélők saját személyiségi joga (jogi személy esetén személyhez fűződő joga), amely halottjuk emlékének megőrzéséhez fűződik.

Magyar hatályos szabályozás
2013. évi V. törvény a Polgári törvénykönyvről (Ptk.) 2:50. § (1) Meghalt ember emlékének megsértése miatt bírósághoz fordulhat a hozzátartozó vagy az, akit az elhunyt végrendeleti juttatásban részesített. (2) A kegyeleti jogsértéssel elért vagyoni előny átengedését bármelyik örökös kérheti. Több örökös esetén az elvont vagyoni előny az örökösöket a hagyatékból való részesedésük arányában illeti meg.

A kegyeleti igény nincs határidőhöz kötve, mivel a jogok megsértése bármikor bekövetkezhet.

Szabályozása az 1959. évi IV. törvény a Polgári törvénykönyről rendelkezéseiben
Hatálytalan: 2014. III. 15-től.

85. § (3) Meghalt személy emlékének megsértése miatt bírósághoz fordulhat a hozzátartozó, továbbá az a személy, akit az elhunyt végrendeleti juttatásban részesített. Ha a meghalt személy (megszűnt jogi személy) jó hírnevét sértő magatartás közérdekbe ütközik, a személyhez fűződő jog érvényesítésére az ügyész is jogosult.

Sírhelyek
A kegyeleti jog megsértésből származó jogviták leggyakrabban a sírhelyekkel kapcsolatosak. A személyhez fűződő jogok sérelmét jelenti például az eltemetett sírhantjának megszüntetése, fejfájának eltávolítása.

Közérdek
Amennyiben a meghalt ember emlékét sértő magatartás közérdekbe ütközik, akkor az ügyész is felléphet a bíróságon, a jogosult (jelen esetben a hozzátartozó, vagy az, akit az elhunyt személy végrendeleti juttatásban részesített) hozzájárulásával, és érvényesítheti a jogsértés felróhatóságtól független, objektív szankcióit. (Ptk.) 2:54. § (4)

Polgári jog
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Fresh off of a great experience at Princeton last weekend, the team once again packed up the caps and balls, this time heading to Middlebury for the first New England Conference Tournament of the 2015 season. We arrived on Friday night, getting some extra time for team bonding – we all shared a few laughs watching "50 Shade of Grey" at the local movie theater, followed by an awesome team dinner where we had a few more laughs. After, we headed to sleep early, knowing we had a big day ahead of us.
Saturday morning we had a big breakfast at our hotel before driving to the beautiful Middlebury Natatorium, where the tournament was already underway. Our first game was against the home team, the Middlebury Panthers. Although the Panthers got out to a quick lead, the Big Green managed to put away a couple of goals, making the final score 7-3, Middlebury. After a delicious lunch from Noonie's Deli (a DWWP classic), the Big Green faced off against the squad from Boston College. Both the Dartmouth offense and defense were much more coordinated and generally looked a lot better in this game; the Big Green beat the Boston Eagles 6-2. Although exhausted, the Dartmouth women only allowed 3 goals from Northeastern in their final game of the day, a true testament to the Big Green defense and goal tending prowess by Shelley Wenzel '14 (#1). Happy with the final score of 13-3, the Dartmouth women made it back to the hotel, ready to get some rest before their final game on Sunday.
With only a single game on Sunday, the Big Green was motivated to play their best against University of Massachusetts. Although off to a slow start in the first quarter, the Big Green ended up with a very productive offense later in the game, with goals flying into the cage left and right, including from Adina Harri '18 (#5) – her first ever water polo goal – and several from Carolina Ardila-Zurek T'16 (#10). Although tired, the team was happy with the 11-1 final score and even happier to be headed back to Hanover! We are so excited to have started the season off so well, and even more excited to play the next New England Conference Tournament at our own Upper Valley Aquatic Center Pool in White River Junction, VT the weekend of April 11th.
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