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The CyberCrowd Management Team
Steve Kirby
Steve Kirby is best known in the IT and Infrastructure Services Industry as the co-founder of The NetCrowd, which went on to become one of the leading professional services and support businesses in the UK before its successful sale to The Daisy Group in January 2013.
Steve is a long term advocate, supporter and one of the single largest donators to "Dreams Come True" the UK children's charity and most recently has taken the position as Chairman of the Fundraising Board.
Steve's main hobby is golf but is also a self-confessed petrol head, both of which come second to a busy family life.
Trevor Rolls
Trevor has over 25 years of experience working in the IT Industry, he has built and sold two businesses in this sector. Firstly, an integrator, Prime Business Solutions to 2e2 in 2004 and then more recently Netcrowd, a channel services business to Daisy Group.
Trevor is currently working with The TechPulse Group, Roc Technologies, Derive Logic and Livingstone Tech as Non-Executive Chairman, he also has interests in other business sectors such as IOT, RPA, Cloud and Business Process Automation.
Outside of the office, Trevor is an avid tennis player and a former county golfer but can be found at his happiest tending to his lawn and spending time with the family.
Mike started his career in IT working for networking specialist Cabletron Systems. He then progressed to BEA Systems, selling Enterprise software solutions to the finance sector.
After spells at Software AG, Energis and an Aruba reseller, Mike went on to co-found his own Digital agency, successfully exiting after 9 years of growth. During that time, the business picked up numerous awards and attracted a number of high profile clients.
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San Paolo (San Pàol in dialetto bresciano) è un comune italiano di  abitanti della provincia di Brescia in Lombardia.

L'attuale denominazione di San Paolo, in onore del pontefice bresciano Paolo VI, ha sostituito la precedente di Pedergnaga Oriano a seguito di delibera Consigliare del 25 ottobre 1963 suggellata con il Decreto del Presidente della Repubblica del 14 agosto 1964, n. 732.

Geografia fisica
Il territorio del comune è pianeggiante.

Dal punto di vista idrografico, presso il laghetto di Scarpizzolo nasce lo Strone, affluente di sinistra del fiume Oglio. Diverse sono le rogge che irrigano la pianura: la roggia Cesaresca, attraversa la frazione di Oriano, mentre la Quinzana accosta la provinciale quinzanese e divide San Paolo dal territorio di Verolanuova.

Storia

L'attuale istituzione comunale sorse al termine del 1927, quando con Regio Decreto 17 novembre 1927, n. 2217, furono soppresse le municipalità di Oriano, Cremezzano e Scarpizzolo e i loro territori furono inglobati in quello di Pedergnaga. Pochi mesi dopo, con Regio Decreto 12 febbraio 1928, n. 368, il comune cambiò denominazione in Pedergnaga Oriano.

A seguito dei problemi dovuti alla disponibilità di edifici sacri e data la vicinanza degli abitati di Oriano e Pedergnaga, negli anni sessanta del XX secolo si avviò la pianificazione di un nuovo quartiere amministrativo posto al centro degli stessi e comprendente una nuova chiesa parrocchiale. Lo sviluppo di questo quartiere ha portato all'unificazione delle due originarie frazioni costituendo un unico nucleo abitativo.

Il 25 ottobre 1963 fu deliberata dal Consiglio comunale la sostituzione della denominazione nell'attuale San Paolo, in onore del papa Paolo VI.

Nel 1965 il vescovo di Brescia Luigi Morstabilini con apposito decreto soppresse le parrocchie di Santa Maria Assunta, di Oriano, e della Natività di Maria Vergine, di Pedergnaga, costituendo quella di San Paolo. L'edificio ecclesiale fu completato nel 1967.

Simboli

Oltre alla torre, tradizionale simbolo dell'autonomia comunale, compaiono delle spighe di farro a ricordo dell'antico Pagus Farraticanus, uno dei distretti romani nei quali era suddiviso l'agro bresciano, che prendeva nome dalla diffusa produzione di farro. Le spighe sono in numero di cinque a rappresentare le frazioni, un tempo indipendenti, di Cremezzano, Oriano, Pedergnaga, Scarpizzolo e Trignano.

Il gonfalone è un drappo partito di giallo e di rosso.

Monumenti e luoghi d'interesse

Chiesa di Santa Maria Nascente
Fu la chiesa parrocchiale di Pedergnaga, dedicata alla Natività della Beata Vergine Maria. Secondo Mazza (1986) sorse su una fabbrica ecclesiale preesistente e subì degli interventi di restauro tra il 1848 e il 1850. Il campanile originario era posizionato a fianco del presbiterio e fu demolito in quanto pericolante. L'attuale torre campanaria è stata costruita nei pressi della facciata.

La facciata esterna si presenta con un timpano sorretto da quattro colonne a capitello ionico. Cinque statue ornano la parte alta.

Chiesa di Santa Maria Assunta
Fu la chiesa parrocchiale della comunità di Oriano, dedicata all'Assunzione di Maria.

Fu costruita nel Settecento sulla pieve preesistente, secondo Mazza (1986) sulla base di un progetto dall'architetto bresciano Gaspare Turbini.

Presenta all'interno un'ultima cena ad opera di Antonio Gandino (1593) e una croce astile del XVI secolo.

Castello di Pedergnaga
Dell'originario fortilizio rimane il perimetro e il lato ad occidente, ridotto a casa colonica. Nel XVI secolo fu aggiunta una sala a pianta asimmetrica affrescata con soffitto a cassonetti, di cui oggi permangono alcune tracce. Nello stesso periodo fu costruita la torre a pianta quadrata ornata di stemmi degli Averoldi.

Società

Evoluzione demografica

Lingue e dialetti
Nel territorio di San Paolo è parlato l'italiano. Il dialetto locale è il dialetto bresciano.

Geografia antropica

Cremezzano

È una frazione posta a nord-ovest dell'abitato principale. È stato comune autonomo fino al 17 novembre 1927, quando fu aggregato al comune di Pedergnaga.

Pedergnaga

Pedergnaga è una frazione di San Paolo. Risulta essere la parte orientale dell'abitato principale, il quale è formato dalla conurbazione delle due principali località del comune.

Oriano

Frazione che risulta essere la parte occidentale dell'abitato principale. È stato comune autonomo fino al 17 novembre 1927, quando fu aggregato al comune di Pedergnaga originando l'attuale ente municipale.

Scarpizzolo

Frazione posta a nord-est dell'abitato principale. È stato comune autonomo fino al 17 novembre 1927, quando fu aggregato al comune di Pedergnaga.

Trignano
È una località posta a nord dell'abitato principale, ad est di Cremezzano e ad ovest di Scarpizzolo, di cui fu frazione prima che fosse assorbito da Pedergnaga per costituire l'attuale ente municipale.

È presente il palazzo Albani, costruzione dei secoli XVI e XVII, e la chiesetta della visitazione di Maria ad Elisabetta, costruita ad inizio Quattrocento e successivamente rimaneggiata.

Infrastrutture e trasporti
Il territorio di San Paolo è solcato da due strade provinciali:
 la strada provinciale BS 668 Lenese che passa a nord delle frazioni di Cremezzano e di Scarpizzolo;
 la strada provinciale XI Quinzanese che passa ad oriente di Pedergnaga e per un certo tratto costituisce il confine con il vicino comune di Verolanuova.

Oriano e Pedergnaga, invece, sono attraversati da una strada vicinale che li collega alle frazioni di Cadignano di Verolanuova e di Coniolo di Orzinuovi. Cremezzano è collegato da un'altra strada vicinale con la frazione orceana di Pudiano e Gerolanuova di Pompiano.

Dal punto di vista del trasporto pubblico interurbano, il territorio comunale è servito da alcune linee autobus esercite dal consorzio Trasporti Brescia Sud: la LS011 Orzinuovi-Manerbio, la LS012 Borgo San Giacomo/Quinzano-Brescia e da alcune corse della LS015 Verolanuova/Faverzano-Brescia.

Amministrazione

Gastronomia
A San Paolo è coltivato è il farro di San Paolo, prodotto che ha ricevuto la registrazione come De.Co.

Sport

Basket
La società sportiva di basket rappresentativa di San Paolo è stata la San Paolo Cowboys, squadra fondata nel 2012.  Disputava le proprie partite interne presso la palestra delle scuole medie di Via Papa Giovanni Paolo XXIII con capienza pari a 400 spettatori. I colori sociali sono il blu, il bianco ed il rosso.

Nel 2022 i San Paolo Cowboys vincono il campionato di prima divisione, al termine di una stagione da record, con 26 vittorie su 27 gare disputate.

A luglio 2022 i San Paolo Cowboys annunciano il trasferimento della squadra a Dello, ed il cambio della denominazione in Terre Basse Cowboys.

Calcio
A San Paolo sono presenti tre squadre di calcio

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How to activate the animated stickers of WhatsApp
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After months of rumors, the animated stickers of WhatsApp have been a reality since yesterday, when the company announced this new tool, which came along with other news that were partly overshadowed by it. Although they are not yet available for everyone, we explain how to activate animated stickers in WhatsApp.
Although the function could take a few weeks to be available to everyone, these are the steps to follow to use the stickers
For WhatsApp animated stickers to work, it is necessary to have version 2.20.195.1 of the application on Android or version 2.20.70.26 on iOS (or higher, in any case). To find out what our current version is, go to Settings, select Help and once inside, click on Application Info.
To download the correct versions you have to enter the application store and look for the update, although it may take time to appear in some cases. Entering from the mobile on the company's website you can also get the latest version.
If after updating to the latest version the animated WhatsApp stickers still do not appear, a possible solution is to uninstall the application and reinstall it. However, it may not be enough, as the function will gradually arrive.
In any case, once it is available, to use an animated stickers in WhatsApp you will have to go to the same place where the static stickers are and there select one of those that is in motion.
From this same tab it will be possible to download new animations (initially, by the way, they will not be infinite, unlike gifs), which have been created by various developers. Those we receive can also be saved as favorites to store and use later.
At the moment it is only possible to download the animated WhatsApp stickers that the company includes in the store, but it is not possible to enter your own stickers yet (although it is expected that this function will reach the application).
In addition, WhatsApp is also going to add a new way to add contacts: QR codes. Each user will be able to scan someone else's code to add their phone to their contacts, so there is no need to save the number manually. From the application itself, a code can be generated and read to save a new phone.


This frog in the Boophis genus was among more than 200 new species of amphibian discovered in Madagascar, one of the most biologically diverse regions on the planet.
An international team of scientists discovered the new species after collecting 2,850 specimens from more than 170 sites, including the country's most visited and studied national parks.
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So as I went downstairs for breakfast I began scanning faces to see if I could see anyone I knew – and almost immediately I saw my friend, Mary – I would be spending that night with Mary and her husband, Kevin, who had been a classmate of mine. Mary told me where the meeting was going to take place that day, and showed me how the buffet worked, and I was good to go.
Our teacher passed away some time ago, but the speaker at this year's Association meeting had been one of his students – though in a different class than mine. Todd did a wonderful job – he shared stories of our teacher that had us chuckling in fond remembrance – and addressed concerns that many of us share about the world and our place in it.
At lunch I went out to the lobby – all excited to meet my new friend, Patricia, for the first time in the person. Soon she came breezing through the door – beautiful and smiling – we gave each other a big hug and then sat down to enjoy a lunch together. Our waiter was a man named Hagi – and Hagi was wonderful – he brought us each free cups of tomato soup before serving us our respective meals, chatted with us about different restaurants and the best prepared beets he's ever had, and his experience working on a cruise ship. And Patricia was… she was just this amazing reflection of energy and life and joy. She shared her story – the time in her life when she was in transition between the old and the new – and how she came to find Christian Science. The hour I spent with her was perfect in every single way.
After the afternoon meeting I went home with Kevin and Mary, and met their daughter, Alyssa, who'd just recently returned from Japan where she'd had a stint as a teacher. We went out to a Mexican restaurant where a lady made us fresh guacamole as we watched and put the exact ingredients we wanted in there – that was very cool. And after dinner, we drove down to the beach of Lake Michigan and hung around there for awhile, and then came back to Kevin and Mary's home, where Alyssa shared photos of her travels – really great pictures of life in Japan.
I woke up early the next morning and read for a little while. Then I got dressed and walked the mile or so from Kevin and Mary's home to Lake Michigan. I love the gracious old homes in Evanston – domes and turrets and curved doorways and windows and paned glass. I enjoyed, too, the squirrels bouncing off every branch and scrambling up every trunk – their cheeks full of nuts and seeds. Lake Michigan looked beautiful in the morning light – there were bands of emerald and jade and turquoise to the horizon, and a sailboarder launched his board into the water and set sail along the lake's shore.
Soon after I returned to the house it was time to head for the airport. Mary had graciously agreed to drive me to the Alaska Airlines departure area, so I didn't have to worry about shuttle busses that morning. We stopped at a Starbucks on the way, for a last chat about life – I enjoyed that very much – and then, too soon, I was at the airport, giving Mary a hug good-bye.
Now that I'd already had some experience with the electronic ticketing kiosk, I felt pretty confident about retrieving my return ticket. But the Alaska Airlines kiosk could find no record of me. This was a little disconcerting – until, looking down at my itinerary, I realized that on my return flight I would not be traveling with Alaska Airlines, but with American Airlines. Ahem. Yeah. So I made my way to the American Airlines kiosk – where records of my return trip were actually found – Haleleujah! – and then, once again, was quicky able to pass through the security area, and make my way to the departure gate.
I was unloading my laptop in the waiting area when I glanced to the left and saw… could it be? No. Yes. It was! There was a former teaching colleague of mine – he'd actually been my student teacher years ago – sitting in the waiting area at O'Hare airport with his wife. Richard was totally out of context there, and it took several moments for my brain to register that this man I knew from Skagit County in Washington State was sitting in an airport in Chicago. We took a quick picture together for Facebook, and then I left Richard and his wife to their own space while I went to work on down-loading my Evanston photos onto my computer.
When we were allowed to board, I quickly found my seat on the plane in the middle of a row of three (these seats were only the second row behind the bulkhead and had more leg room – which was really nice for the long-legged people who were sitting next to me). Sitting on my right was a man busy with his cellphone, and to my left was an empty seat. I stowed my backpack under the seat in front of me and then watched the other passengers board – wondering which one of them was going to turn and look at the seat next to me and claim it. I really, really hoped this person would be hygienic and either easy to talk to, or easy to ignore. And finally he appeared – a tall blond man with a friendly smile. The man to my right and I stood up so that he could squish himself in there next to the window. And then, I could not help myself, the words just tumbled out of my mouth with heart-felt relief: "I'm so glad you guys don't smell!" They both started laughing. The man on my right agreed with me that it was probably a good idea to take care of one's hygiene before getting on a plane crammed with people, and the man on my left said that he'd just gotten off an eight-hour flight from Europe and was relieved to know he didn't stink.
It did not take long for us to settle in comfortably with each other. And just as we did, another passenger entered the plane, smiled at me sort of apologetically, and showed me that I was actually sitting in his seat, and that my seat was on the other side of the plane. He intuited right away, though, that some kind of bonding had already happened between the three of us, and offered to change seats with me. The seat he ended up in was a nice roomy window seat right behind the bulkhead, with an empty seat in-between him and the other passenger in his row – so I think we were probably both blest in this exchange.
I do not believe I have ever been seated between two more congenial strangers on a plane. As it turns out, the man on the left was from Ireland, and the man on the right was returning to Seattle after a jaunt to New York to root on The Sounders soccer team, and they were both employed in the technology field. I can no longer remember all that we talked about – I know there was mention of music (the Sounders supporter and I are both huge Allison Krauss fans, and the Irishman is a jazz musician), movies (O Brother, Where Art Thou came up) and books (1984 and James Joyce's Ulysses were mentioned – I think we'd all stalled out on Ulysses), travels and hikes and climbs and other assorted adventures were shared. I made two new friends on that plane ride – unlikely friendships, to be sure – I was old enough to be the Irishman's mother – and the Sounders supporter was probably only 10 or 15 years older than the Irishman ; they were both techno-wizards, while I… am not; and they are both, well, men. But it was such a blast sitting between these guys. We talked pretty much non-stop for four hours! I've never known a plane ride to go so fast!
We shook hands and exchanged linked-in information with each other at the end, and then parted for our separate journeys.
Which brings me back to the parking garage. So, as you may recall, my gate number and parking space number had been the same – but now, as "C-17" came into my thoughts and I remembered that had been my gate number, I started doubting that "C-17" was also my parking space number. I mean. What would be the odds, right? So I got off the elevator on the fifth floor – because at least I remembered for sure what floor I was parked on – and began to wander in the direction I remembered coming from when I'd arrived. I was sort of looking for C-17 – but not with complete confidence about it all. I wondered how long it might take me to go down every parking lane on the floor before I found my car. I could be there days. Would archaeologists someday unearth my body from the farthest reaches of the parking garage and make up really cool stories about how I had ended up there?
Of course, it only took me five minutes to find my car, to see with a grin that I was actually parked in a space with the same number as my gate number, and to start winding my car out of the garage and back onto the highway.
The expressway was open on I-5 and the return journey home was quick and smooth.
As I was driving home it occurred to me that I'd never been traveling solo. All along the way Love had been preparing the way for me – bringing me safely to my friends, introducing me to new friends, and putting me exactly where I needed to be when I needed to be there.
And so I arrived back into the bosom of my family holding a watering can.


Mungodi wali lauki is another simple curry that can be cooked for everyday meals. I have been posting a lot of everyday curry recipes lately, and that is because I have been getting loads of requests for simple home style curries that one eats everyday. And to tell you the truth, I have been getting reminded of so many favourites I have tasted in my life so far. Some of them I learnt from my mother, some from my grandmother, some from friends but this one I learnt from my MIL. She used to cook mungodi wali lauki quite often but she would always use dry store bought mungodis for convenience.
Later I tasted a mungodi subzi (without lauki) cooked by a friend and tried adding those freshly made mungodis to the plain lauki subzi and the result made me so happy. I keep going back to this subzi because I eat lauki a lot and I need variation every day. There will be more and more lauki recipes on this blog very soon, now that I have been posting every day curries with a new zest.This mungodi wali lauki is a jain recipe because no onion or garlic is used. You can fry the mung daal fritters in a large batch and keep them frozen to be used again to make a quick mungodi wali lauki or a mungodi wal kadhi too.
Soak a cup of mung daal in enough water for 4 hours. Drain and make a paste along with 1 tsp cumin seeds. Do not add water while making a paste.
Heat oil for deep frying. Drop small spoonfuls of mung paste into hot oil and fry on medium heat so the mungodis cook thoroughly. Drain on kitchen tissue and keep aside.
Recipe of mungodi wali lauki..
Heat oil or ghee in a pan or pressure cooker. Note that the freshly fired mungodis behave well in an open pan but the frozen ones would need to be pressure cooked or cooked for a bit longer if cooking in a pan.
Tip in cumin seeds and ginger and green chillies and quickly add the turmeric powder and cubed lauki. Toss and mix well. Cook for a couple of minutes tossing all the while.
Now add the salt, the mungodis and a cup of water for each dozen of mungodis. They soak up a lot of water and get doubled in size. Cover and pressure cook till the first whistle blows. Let the cooker cool down on it's own and serve hot with or without a garnish of green coriander leaves.
I can polish off this curry as it is. The mungodis make this subzi a filling meal.
Note : These mungodis do not soak up oil while frying but you need to be careful to keep the mung paste thick and make the fritters uniformly smooth all over. Loose paste (batter) or uneven surface of the fritters allow them to soak up oil and make them heavy.


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THE ART OF DRAWING ANIMALS
Subtitle Discover all the techniques you need to know to draw amazingly lifelike animals
Patricia Getha, Cindy Smith, Nolon Stacey, Linda Weil, Debra Kauffman
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Description Description Featuring an array of adorable pets and majestic wildlife, this exceptional 144-page book offers simple, step-by-step instructions for creating dozens of incredibly lifelike animal drawings.
Inside, five talented artists reveal their professional secrets for drawing all the features that are unique to our furry and feathered friends—from wet noses and expressive eyes to thick fur and delicate whiskers. The book opens with essential information about drawing tools and materials, followed by instruction on how to approach and render a subject––such as transferring a photo reference, building up forms with basic shapes, creating perspective, and pencil techniques such as shading and blending.
Then the authors demonstrate their unique approaches to drawing through an array of inspiring projects, guiding you from initial sketches through the detailed shading process to the finishing touches. As you progress from project to project, you will find a range of helpful topics, such as portraying accurate proportions, creating dynamic compositions, and using colored pencils. Each section features a different artist, with the themes:
Baby animals in graphite pencil, including a bunny, foal, bear cub, and lamb
Dogs and cats in graphite pencil, including a husky, Dalmation, Maine Coon cat, and Ocicat
Horses and ponies in graphite pencil, including a an Arabian, Appaloosa, and Dappled pony
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Packed with convincing illustrations and expert instruction, The Art of Drawing Animals is a comprehensive and indispensable resource for all artists smitten with the animal kingdom.
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Size8.75 in x 11.67 in x 1.00 in / 222.25 mm x 296.42 mm x 25.40 mm
Published Date November 1st, 2008
Patricia Getha
As a young girl, Patricia Getha spent many summers looking after and showing horses. Drawing played a large role in Pat's life from an early age, but it was a love of horses that enabled her to master the subject. With formal training in commercial and graphic arts, Pat is proficient in a variety of media, including watercolor, graphite, oil, and colored pencil. She is active in juried competitions and has won several awards for her exquisite equine artwork. A mother of four young children, Pat currently resides in Ohio and works primarily as a commission artist.
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A native of Boise, Idaho, Cindy Smith has been producing artwork since early childhood. Although wildlife is her favorite subject, Cindy enjoys the challenge of creating remarkably realistic pencil drawings of anything—from people and buildings to flowers and automobiles. She also employs a variety of other media, such as oil, acrylic, and watercolor pencil; her collection of works even includes digital art and videos. Cindy spends many weekends camping, fishing, and taking photo references for her art in the mountains and deserts of Idaho with her family.
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Nolon Stacey is a self-taught graphic artist who specializes in realistic portraits of animals, people, and landmarks. As a child in South Yorkshire, England, Nolon cultivated his interest in drawing throughout school. He eventually earned a degree in mathematics from Warwick University, but he soon returned to his artistic passion. He currently lives in Boroughbridge, England, and undertakes a variety of commissioned work, ranging from portraits of people and pets to buildings and street scenes. Prints of Nolon's celebrity portraits are published through Kadinsky Art. His work also is sold through Braithwaites Gallery in York, England. Nolon lives in Boroughbridge, England.
Linda Weil
Linda Weil (Melbourne, Australia) is a graduate of RMIT University who began her career in graphic design, primarily in the print industry. She has been art director and illustrator for a number of Australia's national magazines, and she has specialized in botanical and natural history illustration. A member and past secretary of the Wildlife Artist Society of Australasia, and a member of the Australian Guild of Realist Artists, Linda teaches drawing to both beginners and advanced students. Her work has won numerous awards, and she exhibits in galleries and shows throughout Australia. Linda has traveled widely throughout Australia, France, Borneo, the United States, and South Africa, and many of her drawings are inspired by the animals and sights she sees on her travels.
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Hearings Possible on 'Whale' Loss
Senate Panel Wraps Up Report on J.P. Morgan's Massive Bets; Public Questioning Could Be Next
Sen. Carl Levin is known to ask bankers tough questions. He heads the panel probing J.P. Morgan's losses.
The Herald-Palladium/Associated Press
By Scott Patterson and Daniel Fitzpatrick
Feb. 19, 2013 3:26 pm ET
WASHINGTON—A Senate panel probing J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.'s "London whale" trading losses is wrapping up its report and considering calling witnesses, including the bank's chief, James Dimon, for public hearings, according to people familiar with the investigation.
The Senate hearings, which follow months of private interviews with top bank officials, would likely focus on how much top J.P. Morgan officials knew about mounting losses sustained by its massive bets on complex derivative instruments.
Public hearings into the trades could prove embarrassing for J.P. Morgan and Mr. Dimon. The hearings, from a panel known for asking tough questions of bankers, would likely be more thorough than last summer's. The report and hearings could delay J.P. Morgan's attempts to convince investors and analysts that the whale crisis is behind it.
Members of the Senate panel, including ranking member John McCain (R., Ariz.), are currently reviewing the subcommittee report, the people say. Typically, that means the report is nearly complete. The subcommittee doesn't always decide to hold hearings after completing an investigation.
J.P. Morgan declined to comment.


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American Association of Neuropathologists
Volume 9, Number 1 March, 1998
World Wide Web Site
Professional Affairs Update
1998 Membership Directory
Presidential Symposium
Newsletter and Society Information
The American Association of Neuropathologists and The Journal of Neuropathology and Experimental Neurology have a new World Wide Web site. Our address:
Professional Affairs Committee
Life in academic neuropathology is beginning to feel an awful lot like a roller coaster ride. With all academic health centers feeling the pinch of managed care, some pathology departments have been depleted to near oblivion. To add insult to injury, the Federal Government continues its witch hunt, retroactively and selectively auditing Medicare billing practices by U.S. teaching physicians. Bringing to bear full Federal legal powers, audits of such vast scope lead even the truly innocent to seriously consider pleading "nolo contendere" in order to avoid lengthy (and expensive) legal battles. Perhaps the Justice Department plans on using its windfall settlements to improve America's health care? If so, they may have to save their winnings to fight the countersuit filed by over two dozen medical associations noting the absurdity of retroactively applying billing rules to bills submitted years earlier. What a mess!
Just when things began to appear to be in a never ending downward spiral, our President makes his State of the Union Address proposing a whopping $1.15 billion increase in NIH budgets. And if that were not enough, he further proposes a 50% increase over the next 5 years. Don't pinch me, I am enjoying this dream.
Seriously, tears come to my eyes when I think of such an easy political target as biomedical research escaping the budget ax. The cynic would have to wonder why so many dollars are spent on a constituency of investigators with so few votes. What are "we" doing right that has the public, through its elected officials, supporting such a tenuous biomedical enterprise? Hope to alleviate catastrophic disease.
So where does Neuropathology fit in this enterprise? Perhaps it is time to
take stock of our most vital resource, our trainees. How well are they prepared to participate in the continuing investigation toward understanding neurologic disease? At the next AANP Professional Affairs meeting we will extend our previous efforts to document current training efforts and develop a database to monitor our success at positioning our trainees. Those members with suggestions or interest in helping with these important issues are encouraged to contact me or any of the Professional Affairs Committee members.
In addition to a bigger budget, many other changes are occurring at NIH. All institutes have decided to eliminate the R29 proposal category in an acknowledgment that more resources are necessary to allow first time awardees success in later grant submissions. Peer review groups have been entirely restructured as outlined at the following website. The composition of the new study sections is currently under construction, but it is crucial that neuropathologists, particularly those with funded research programs, volunteer their time to participate in this important process.
Finally an institute particularly aligned with Neuropathology, the National Institute of Neurologic Diseases and Stroke (NINDS), has recently undergone a change of directorship. On December 15, 1997, Dr. Zachary Hall returned to UCSF and Dr. Audrey S. Penn was appointed the new director. I am sure that most would agree Dr. Hall did an excellent job as Director, and we greatly appreciate his time and efforts to guiding this institute.
See you in Minneapolis.
Clayton A. Wiley, M.D., Ph.D.
Vice President for Professional Affairs
The 1998 directory of members will be sent out with your May copy of the "Journal of Neuropathology and Experimental Neurology." According to the Association's policy, members who did not pay 1998 dues are not listed.
ADDRESS CHANGE NOTIFICATION
Please send your new address, including, phone, fax, and email address directly to the Secretary/ Treasurer's Office. Notification to the Journal alone will not update the Association records or Directory listings.
MEETING, SPECIAL COURSE, and RECEPTION REGISTRATION
To register for the Meeting, please fill out the enclosed Registration Form. As in the past, there is no registration fee for members. Meeting registration fees for non-members are $30.00 (student/resident/fellow) and $50.00 (faculty/staff).
If you would like to register to attend the Special Course, please include $125.00* with your meeting registration form. *The Course registration fee for Affiliate members is $100. Non-members who are currently in graduate school, residency, or post-doctoral fellowships are eligible for a reduced Special Course registration fee of $100. Documentation of enrollment in a training program must be provided with payment to receive reduced fee. This reduction in fees for trainees was made possible by a gift from the Ronald and Nancy Reagan Research Institute of the Alzheimers Association.
Please indicate on the Registration Form if you wish to attend the Reception, and include additional payment ($10.00 members/faculty and $5.00 for students/residents/fellows).
Send the completed Registration Form to the Secretary-Treasurer at the address specified on the form. Please make any changes in your address, phone, fax, and email for the files of the Secretary/Treasurer's Office directly on the registration form.
Enclosed are hotel reservation forms, which must be received by the hotel no later than 4 weeks in advance to guarantee rooms at the convention rates. You may mail or fax the form directly to the Hyatt Regency Hotel. After May 16, 1998 rooms will be confirmed on an availability basis.
SPECIAL COURSE (Thursday June 18, 8 AM)
This year's course, "Advances in the Postmortem Diagnosis of Common and Uncommon Neurodegenerative Diseases of the Elderly" has been organized by President Dr. John Q. Trojanowski and Dr. Dennis Dickson.
Course Objective: One of the central objectives of research on human neurodegenerative diseases of the elderly is to develop therapies that might prevent or slow the progression of these diseases. While targets for such therapies will emerge from mechanistic insights into these diseases, a prerequisite for all efforts to test novel therapies is the separation of these diseases into different clinically and pathologically relevant or distinct diagnostic categories. For example, recent advances in Alzheimer's disease (AD) research have emphasized the heterogeneous genetic causes of AD, while at the same time underlining some of the commonalties among the hallmark pathologies of AD. Similarly, dementias that are AD-like from a clinical perspective may be due to different underlying pathologies and mechanisms. Thus, it is important to separate these AD-like dementias from authentic AD. Since postmortem studies often are required for such distinctions to be made, this course will focus on recent advances in the differential diagnosis of neurodegenerative diseases of the elderly, many of which may be confused with AD during life. The speakers in the course will seek to incorporate the latest insights into the respective conditions that they discuss in order to define the most current methods for postmortem diagnosis. Where feasible, they will then emphasize how such concepts can be extrapolated to the antemortem diagnosis of the same conditions in order to facilitate the conduct of meaningful clinical trials.
The American Association of Neuropathologists is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education to sponsor continuing medical education for physicians.
The American Association of Neuropathologists designates the Special Course as a continuing medical education activity for 6 credit hours in Category I of the Physician's Recognition Award of the American Medical Association.
Special Course AGENDA
Course Organizers: John Q. Trojanowski and Dennis Dickson
John Q. Trojanowski
"Introduction to the Course"
Dr. Suzanne Mirra
Emory University, Atlanta, GA
"Update on the Diagnosis of Alzheimer's Disease"
Dr. Kurt Jellinger
"Differential Diagnosis of Parkinson's Disease With and Without Dementia"
Refreshment Break
Dr. Larry A. Hansen
Department of Neuroscience
"Differential Diagnosis of Lewy Body other than Parkinson's Disease"
Dr. Dennis Dickson
Albert Einstein School of Medicine
"Differential Diagnosis of Cortical Basal Degeneration and Progressive Supranuclear Palsy"
Dr. Kiyomitsu Oyanagi
Department of Neuropathology
Tokyo Metropolitan Institute for Neuroscience
"Diagnosis of Guam ALS/PDC and its Relationship to Parkinson's Disease, Alzheimer's Disease, and Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Elsewhere in the World"
Dr. Catherine Bergeron
Toronto Western Hospital
"Differential Diagnosis of Pick's Disease and Contrast with Dementia Lacking Distinctive Histopathology"
Dr. Peter Lantos
Question and Answer Period
SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS (June 19-21)
This year approximately 240 abstracts have been accepted for platform and poster sessions. Scientific sessions will be held on Friday and Saturday and will include both poster and platform presentations. Two platform sessions will be conducted concurrently and there will be two poster sessions (morning and afternoon) on each day.
The poster surfaces available to us measure 4 feet by 8 feet. Please prepare your poster accordingly. Bring your own push-pins (preferably 5/8" long) to the meeting. Thumb tacks will not be adequate to fasten your display to the poster boards. Members are responsible for disseminating this information to their residents, fellows and guests. There will be two poster discussion sessions each day.
NOTICE FOR AUTHORS OF ABSTRACTS: "Authors of abstracts that have been published as full length papers are reminded that they are responsible for informing the Secretary-Treasurer's office of this prior to the meeting. Abstracts of previously published papers are not eligible for the Association Awards."
RECEPTION (Friday evening, June 19, 6:30 PM
A reception for the attendees and guests will be held at the Hyatt Regency Hotel on Friday evening. There will be hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar. Admission is $10.00 and $5.00 for students/residents/fellows. Those who wish to attend may submit payment with the pre-registration form, or may purchase tickets at the time of the meeting.
SAUL R. KOREY LECTURE (Saturday, June 20, 11 AM)
The lecture named in honor of Dr. Saul R. Korey will be given by Dr. Sandra H. Bigner, entitled, "Molecular Genetics of Medulloblastoma".
DIAGNOSTIC SLIDE SESSION (Saturday, 8:00 PM, June 20)
Slides and protocols may be purchased for $40 in U.S. currency. Foreign checks, including Canadian, must be issued through an American Bank with a proper routing number. Mail checks to:
Leroy R. Sharer, M.D.
New Jersey Medical School
Slide sets are limited to one per person. Make checks payable to "Diagnostic Slide Session." The protocols will be sent from New Jersey, and the slides from Boston, on or about May 1. Slide delivery before the meeting on any orders received after May 16, 1998 cannot be guaranteed.
PRESIDENTIAL SYMPOSIUM (Sunday, June 21)
Presidential Address:
John Q. Trojanowski, M.D., Ph.D.
Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology
"Diagnostic and Therapeutic Implication of Neuronal Cytoskeletal Abnormalities in Alzheimer's Disease and Lewy Body Disorders."
Matthew T. Moore Distinguished Lecturer:
James Eberwine, Ph.D.
"Single Cell Molecular Implication of Neuronal Cytoskeletal Neuropathology."
Virginia M.-Y. Lee, Ph.D.
"Metabolism and Processing of Aß in Implication of Neuronal Cytoskeletal Neurons: Implications for the Pathogenesis of Alzheimer's Disease."
S.E. Arnold, M.D.
"Dementia in Schizophrenia: Implication of Neuronal Cytoskeletal Neurodevelopmental or Neurodegenerative Disorder?"
1999: The Portland Hilton Hotel, Portland, Oregon, June 17–20.
2000: Radisson Hotel, Atlanta, GA, June 8–11.
NEUROPATHOLOGY NEWSLETTER
VOL. 9, NUMBER 1
American Association of Neuropathologists, Inc.
Office of the Secretary-Treasurer
Department of Lab Medicine & Pathology
University of Minnesota Medical School
Email: info@aanp-jnen.com.
www.aanp-jnen.com
John Q. Trojanowski, President
Margaret Z. Jones, Vice-President
Jeannette J. Townsend, President-elect
Floyd H. Gilles, Vice-President-elect
Clayton A. Wiley, Vice-President for Professional Affairs
H. Brent Clark, Secretary-Treasurer
Joseph E. Parisi, Assistant Secretary-Treasurer
Other Executive Council Members
Linda C. Cork
Stephen J. De Armond
Pierluigi Gambetti
Bernardino Ghetti
Michael N. Hart
E. Tessa Hedley-Whyte
James M. Powers
Awards — Raymond Sobel
Constitution — Margaret Z. Jones
International Congresses — Bernardino Ghetti
Membership — David E. Wolfe
Professional Affairs — Clayton A. Wiley
Program — Bradley T. Hyman
International Society of Neuropathology
Councilors
Peter C. Burger
Reid R. Heffner, Jr.
Cedric S. Raine
Newsletter Editor
H. Brent Clark


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Antique world map reprints map great wall art - nice sepia color scheme.


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9th: R Furcal grounded out to pitcher.
1st: M Kemp grounded out to third.
3rd: M Kemp grounded out to third.
5th: M Kemp doubled to left, R Furcal scored.
7th: M Kemp struck out swinging.
1st: A Ethier flied out to left.
5th: A Ethier singled to right, M Kemp scored.
7th: A Ethier grounded out to pitcher.
2nd: M Ramirez struck out looking.
4th: M Ramirez singled to right, A Ethier to second.
5th: M Ramirez flied out to right.
9th: M Ramirez grounded out to second.
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4th: J Loney flied out to left, A Ethier to third.
5th: J Loney flied out to center.
7th: J Loney grounded into fielder's choice to shortstop, M Ramirez out at second.
4th: C Blake flied out to right.
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8th: C Blake grounded out to shortstop.
10th: C Blake sacrificed to first, J Loney to second.
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10th: B DeWitt fouled out to third.
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10th: R Belliard popped out to shortstop.
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9th: A Iwamura grounded out to second.
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3rd: A McCutchen reached on infield single to second.
4th: A McCutchen flied out to center.
6th: A McCutchen struck out swinging.
9th: A McCutchen reached on infield single to shortstop.
1st: G Jones homered to center (405 feet), A Iwamura and A McCutchen scored.
3rd: G Jones grounded into fielder's choice to second, A McCutchen out at second.
5th: G Jones grounded out to first.
7th: G Jones grounded out to pitcher.
9th: G Jones flied out to left.
3rd: R Doumit flied out to left.
5th: R Doumit reached on infield single to shortstop.
7th: R Doumit singled to center.
1st: L Milledge grounded out to shortstop.
3rd: L Milledge singled to left center, G Jones to third, L Milledge to second advancing on throw.
5th: L Milledge walked, R Doumit to second.
7th: L Milledge lined into double play, to first, R Doumit doubled off first.
10th: L Milledge safe at first on error by second baseman B DeWitt.
1st: J Clement struck out swinging.
3rd: J Clement grounded out to pitcher.
5th: J Clement struck out swinging.
10th: J Clement sacrificed to pitcher, L Milledge to second.
2nd: A LaRoche flied out to right.
4th: A LaRoche struck out swinging.
5th: A LaRoche walked, R Doumit to third, L Milledge to second.
5th: D Young popped out to shortstop.
8th: B Crosby fouled out to third.
10th: R Church walked, L Milledge to third, A LaRoche to second.
4th: R Cedeno flied out to right.
6th: R Cedeno singled to left.
10th: R Cedeno singled to center, L Milledge scored, A LaRoche to third, R Church to second.
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For the month of February total carbon steel shipments monthly shipments decreased 6.4% year on year, (y/y).
Table 1 shows percentage change results for shipments, daily intake and inventory level. In all cases the percentage change references 3MMA y/y. For shipments and inventory, three columns of data are listed offering 12, 24 and 36 month changes.
Figure 1 shows the shipment history for all carbon steel as a percent of the peak market in June 2006, (2006 = 1.00). For the year 2018, the percentages ranges from a low of 57% in January to a peak of 65% in the March through July period. January 2019 started out with a downtick.
At Gerdau we scrutinize the MSCI release every month searching for clues on the industry's performance. It's important to us as a significant supplier of long steel products to our service center customers. It's equally important to keep our steel consuming consumers informed.


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Jyothika Quick Info
Height 5 ft 7¾ in
Zodiac Sign Libra
Spouse Suriya
Jyothika is an Indian actress who has appeared in Telugu, Hindi, Kannada, and Malayalam language films. However, she is prominently known for her contribution to the Tamil film industry. She has appeared in a number of hit films including Kushi (2000), Chandramukhi (2005), Mozhi (2007), and 36 Vayadhinile (2015).
Jyothika Sadanah
Jyothika
Jyothika as seen in a picture taken in December 2019 (Jyothika / Instagram)
Jyothika studied at the Learner's Academy in Mumbai. Later, she graduated from Mithibai College of Arts, Chauhan Institute of Science & Amruthben Jivanlal College of Commerce and Economics with a major in Psychology.
Father – Chander Sadanah (Film Producer)
Mother – Seema Sadanah
Siblings – Roshini Sadanah (Sister), Suraj Sadanah (Brother) (Assistant Film Director)
Others – Nagma (Half-Sister) (Actress, Politician), Rajkumari Goel (Paternal Aunt), Devendra Goel (Paternal Uncle) (Director)
5 ft 7¾ in or 172 cm
Jyothika has dated –
Suriya (2001-Present) – Jyothika married actor, producer, and TV presenter Suriya on September 11, 2006. They have 2 children – a boy named Dev (b. June 7, 2010) and a girl named Diya (b. August 10, 2007). Since the couple first appeared together in the film Poovellam Kettuppar in 1999, they starred together in 6 other films Uyirile Kalanthathu (2000), Kaakha Kaakha (2003), Perazhagan (2004), Maayavi (2005), June R (2006), and Sillunu Oru Kaadhal (2006).
Jyothika as seen in a picture taken with her husband actor Suriya in Chennai, India in November 2019 (Jyothika / Instagram)
Asian (Indian)
She is of Punjabi heritage on her father's side and Maharashtrian heritage on her mother's side.
Thick long hair
Wears a bindi
Brand Endorsements
Jyothika has appeared in commercials for various brands such as –
Nescafé Sunrise
Iraya
Shakti Masala
Saravana Stores
Gokul Santol
Paragon Footwear
Santoor Soap
Jyothika as seen in a picture taken in Chennai, India in October 2019 (Jyothika / Instagram)
Jyothika Favorite Things
Actor – Suriya, Vijay Sethupathi
Actress – Kangana Ranaut
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Jyothika as seen in a picture taken in Chennai, India in December 2019 (Jyothika / Instagram)
Jyothika Facts
She is close to her half-sister Nagma.
Jyothika is a psychologist by profession.
Her debut theatrical film appearance was as Pallavi Sinha alongside actor Akshaye Khanna in Doli Saja Ke Rakhna (1998).
Her appearance in the film Kushi (2000) was when she got her breakthrough.
Until 2019, one of the successful films of hers was Chandramukhi which featured her as the titular character alongside the legendary actor Rajinikanth.
In the year 2005, she was presented with the prestigious "Kalaimamani Award" by the Tamil Nadu State Government.
Jyothika was listed at 2nd place at by The Times Of India (Chennai) on their list of "Most Desirable married women of Kollywood" in 2015.
In 2017, she received the JFW Award for "Most Successful Actress in South Film Industry."
She and actor, comedian, and TV presenter Vivekanandan were appointed by Chief Minister Edappadi K. Palaniswami as the face of Tamil Nadu's campaign to free the state of its use of plastic in August 2018.
In 2019, her brother worked as an assistant director to producer, director, and filmmaker Priyadarshan.
She was chosen as the face of RmKV silk sarees and Wardrobe Hub, Chennai in the past.
Jyothika is the first brand ambassador to be chosen by Zee Tamil. She is featured as the voice of channels multi-media campaign.
Jyothika is Bollywood actor Abhishek Bachchan's favorite actress.
Jyothika has been featured on the cover of various distinguished magazines such as JFW and South Scope.
Featured Image By Jyothika / Instagram
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Everyone completing this course will receive a certificate of attendance which can be used as evidence for your training records and will show certification bodies that you have received training from a competent provider.
The AS9100 Internal Auditor course is aimed at any person that has a role to play in the management of a quality management system for organisations within the aerospace industry. It is also suitable for anyone with existing knowledge of AS9100 Rev C that wants a refresher to build their awareness of the internal audit process against Rev D requirements.
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The law of the mother is made up of words charged with pleasure and suffering that leave their mark on us in early childhood.
In this ground-breaking book, Genevieve Morel explores whether it is possible for the child to escape subjection from this maternal law and develop their own sexual identity.
Through clinical examples and critical commentary, the book illustrates the range and power of maternal influence on the child, and how this can generate different forms of sexual ambiguity.
The book avoids many of the moral and political prejudices that paralyze twenty-first century society, be they related to legislation on marriage, parentage or adoption, the status of "mental health", or the limits to the supposed ownership of the human body. Insightful and revealing, The Law of the Mother will be of great interest to Lacanian psychoanalysts, as well as to researchers in the fields of gender studies and sexuality.
Geneviève Morel is a psychoanalyst practising in Paris and in Lille. She is a member of the Association Lilloise pour la Psychanalyse et son Histoire and of the group Savoir et Cliniques. She teaches at the University of Paris VIII. She is the author of several books including 'Sexual Ambiguities' (Psychology, Psychoanalysis & Psychotherapy).


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Race to replace May leaves Brexit in limbo
Kennedy Emeka Ukaga Reply Saturday, May 25, 2019 A+ A-
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Contenders to succeed Theresa May as Britain's prime minister prepared to launch their leadership campaigns on Saturday, leaving Brexit shrouded in uncertainty.
A tearful May announced her resignation on Friday, leaving the Brexit process for exiting the European Union in limbo and raising the risk of Britain crashing out of the bloc in a few months.
May's statement inevitably triggered the starting gun on a two-month contest to replace her.
May will step down as Conservative leader on June 7 but stay on as prime minister until party members have chosen her successor, which will happen by July 20.
Britain's EU departure date is currently fixed for October 31, although any new leader could ask for a further delay.
Conservative Party leadership contests are typically bloodthirsty affairs, with plot twists and betrayals.
Former foreign secretary Boris Johnson is the bookmakers' odds-on favourite, ahead of former Brexit secretary Dominic Raab.
Both have embraced the prospect of a no-deal Brexit.
But whoever takes over from May will like her face the same razor-thin majority in parliament, an EU with no intention of changing the divorce offer that MPs have rejected three times, and proponents both for and against Brexit who will never compromise.
Main opposition Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said whoever wins the contest should call an immediate general election.
That too would be a risky move, with the newly-formed, single-issue Brexit Party set to triumph in the European Parliament elections when the results become clear on Monday.
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The Ethiopian Civil Service University (ECSU) is a public university in Ethiopia. Its purpose is capacity building in the public sector. It is located in the capital city of Addis Ababa and was founded in 1993.

Notable alumni

 Alemayehu Atomsa - politician and president of the Oromia Region
 Demitu Hambisa Bonsa - Ethiopian government minister.
 Birtukan Ayano Dadi - judge and diplomat
 Muktar Kedir - former president of the Oromia Region
 Ambachew Mekonnen - president of the Amhara Region
 Muktar Kedir - former president of the Oromia Region
 Ahmed Shide - Minister of Finance of Ethiopia

References

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Educational institutions established in 1995
Universities and colleges in Ethiopia
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Award-Winning Actor Joins Cast Of Exit Laughing At HCT
Posted by FOCUS Newspaper | December, 24, 2020 | Local News
Hickory – Edyth Potter, winner of multiple local and regional acting awards, is one of the actors taking the place of members of the original cast of Exit Laughing, which was postponed from its originally scheduled April debut due to the pandemic. The uproariously funny comedy is coming to the Jeffers Theatre beginning January 8th and continuing through the 24th. The performances will be broadcast live online. tickets and information are available on the theatre's website at hickorytheatre.org.
Pruitt has received six HCT Kay Awards, most recently in 2019 as Outstanding Supporting Actress for playing Rosie in Mamma Mia, a role that also brought her a Best Supporting Actress Award from the Metrolina Theatre Association. She also has directing credits at HCT for 101 Dalmations Kids and The Jungle Book Kids. Pruitt's theatre career now includes being the Executive Director for Old Colony Players in Valdese.
Performances of Exit Laughing are Fridays and Saturdays (Jan 8, 9, 15, 16, 22 & 23) at 8pm; Thursdays (Jan 14 & 21) at 7:30pm and Sundays (Jan 17 & 24) at 2:30pm.
This production will be broadcast live online. Tickets are $18 for a single viewer and $30 for family or group viewing. Tickets for the general public are available through the theatre's website at hickorytheatre.org. Due to limitations by the ticketing service provider, reservations for subscribers are only available by contacting the box office at 828-328-2283 or emailing christine@hickorytheatre.org.
There will be limited capacity in-person seating, with a maximum capacity of 25 patrons, in compliance with the current executive order for live performance venues. Admission will require temperature checks at the door, face masks and social distancing. Seating assignments will be arranged by staff. For in-person seating please call the theatre at 828-328-2283 or email christine@hickorytheatre.org. Seating will first be available to Premiere subscribers beginning Dec 22nd, then to standard subscribers beginning Dec 28th. Ticket sales for the general public will begin on Jan 4th.
In-person performance tickets for Friday, Saturday and Sunday are $18 for adults and $10 for youth 18 & Call the box office at 828-328-2283 or visit hickorytheatre.org to purchase tickets or get more information.
The Hickory Community Theatre is a funded affiliate of the United Arts Council of Catawba County. Exit Laughing is produced by Dr. George Clay, III, DDS. A Cleaner World, Paramount Automotive, the City of Hickory, and Sunbelt Xpress are the sponsors of the 2019-2020 Season.
PHOTO: Edyth Potter is Connie in Exit Laughing at the Hickory Community Theatre. Performances run January 8-24, 2021 in the Jeffers Theatre. For show times and tickets visit hickorytheatre.org or call 828-328-2283. Photo by Lauren Albers.
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Artisan and Vintage Inspired Marketplace, located in downtown Waynesboro, PA, at 37 W Main St.
James and Jess' House of Goods was started from our love of treasure hunts for antique and vintage goods. Our journey began with a small collection of antique canning jars, which quickly grew into friends asking us to find unique, antique and vintage goods for them as well. The hunt expanded over the entire East Coast to find collectibles for others. We established an online presence with the help of Facebook in 2013.
Our customer base quickly grew as we strived to find cherished memorabilia yet still offer them at extremely reasonable prices. We were ecstatic to have fans not only within our community but also from other countries as well. We took advantage of our downtown's pop-up shop event and then leaped into opening a permanent store front very soon after. By following a dream of doing something we love as a family, has really allowed us to grow. Not only has our family bond strengthened with this adventure, but we're able to provide a better future for our family and appreciation of history among younger generations and preserving treasures of the past.
We are open six days/week, Monday-Friday 12-5pm and Saturdays 10-5pm.
Copyright © 2019 James and Jess' House of Goods.


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Awarded Projects for January 2022
Congratulations to Philip Poekert for his award from Children First Professional Development Center; Paige Pullen for her two awards from the Raymond School District – Lamprey River Elementary School and the Early Learning Coalition of Orange County; and Darbianne Shannon for her subcontract ACF Flow Through award from the University of South Carolina at Columbia.
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Submitted Projects for January 2022
Best wishes to Pavlo "Pasha" Antonenko, Swarup Bhunia, and Jeremy Wasiome for their proposal to NSF; Pavlo "Pasha" Antonenko and Kara Dawson for their proposal to NSF; Pavlo "Pasha" Antonenko for his two subcontract NSF Flow Through proposals to the Illinois Institute of Technology and the University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa; Anthony Botelho for his proposal to NSF and his subcontract IES Flow Through proposal to Graspable Math, Inc.; Catherine Cavanaugh for her subcontract DHHS Flow Through proposal to Florida's Office of Early Learning; Elif Akcali and Elayne Colon for their proposal to NSF; Frank Fernandez for his proposal to the American Education Research Association; Ashley Pennypacker Hill for her proposal to the Florida Department of Education; Herman Knopf for his subcontract ACF Flow Through proposal to Florida's Office of Early Learning; Mostafa Reisi Gahrooei, David Miller, Ioannis Ampatzidis, and Ute Albrecht for their proposal to NSF; Paige Pullen for her proposal to United Way Suncoast; Matthew Schmidt for his proposal to NSF and his subcontract NIH Flow Through proposal to Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center; Carla Schmidt for her subcontract IES Flow Through proposal to Behavioral Technologies Consulting Organization; Idalis Villanueva Alarcon and Linda Searby for their proposal to NSF; Eunjin "Jinnie" Shin for her proposal to the American Education Research Association; Tina Smith-Bonahue for her subcontract NSF Flow Through proposal to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; and Wanli Xing for his proposal to NSF.
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DSP Reminder: Sponsor Communication
A reminder that the UF Research Division of Sponsored Programs (DSP), as the Authorized Official, is the appropriate office to contact the sponsor with requests for effort commitment changes, budgetary changes, no cost extensions, contractual negotiations, and other official administrative correspondence. Template letters are available on the DSP website to help draft notification to the sponsor, to be signed by the Principal Investigator or other appropriate party, and countersigned by DSP.
DSP reviews all requests and ensures that all information is included; this prevents additional follow-up or clarification requests that may add additional time and unnecessary delay to any sponsor approval request. It also ensures that the appropriate official at the sponsoring agency reviews and approves the request. Please contact the DSP Awards Team at ufawards@ufl.edu if you have any questions about the request before engaging the sponsor.
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Youth-Focused Research Partnership Between NSF and William T. Grant Foundation
The U.S. National Science Foundation and the William T. Grant Foundation are launching a collaborative partnershipsupporting research that can improve the lives of youth. "Increasing the Use, Usefulness, and Impact of Research About Youth" aims to increase the effectiveness of youth-centered research and its capacity to foster widespread societal benefits. The partnership invites research proposals that can provide decision-makers and other leaders with new discoveries and evidence that are timely and relevant to local and national challenges faced by youth. Multiple types of fundamental research will be supported, including those that can increase the uptake and public value of interventions for youth-related issues such as school violence, mental health, and inequality in educational outcomes. NSF will manage the effort through its Science of Science: Discovery, Communication, and Impact program. The William T. Grant foundation will manage the effort through their Improving the Use of Research Evidence grant program. More information is available in the Dear Colleague Letter.
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IES 2022 Annual PI Meeting Recap
Two weeks ago, the IES held its annual meeting for PIs. Upon reviewing the priorities of the Standards for Excellence in Education Research (SEER), the Director of the IES announced ongoing work to add a ninth principle related to equity in education. The IES will also soon publish a guide for researchers in education that encourages use of Bayesian estimates. Projects funded through IES will see increased monitoring for adherence to SEER principles, and researchers are encouraged to spend more time analyzing data. For more information about the ongoing development of SEER, read the IES Director's recent blog post.
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UF Mainspring: Inviting and Hosting International Visitors and Scholars
UF Mainspring is hosting an online session which will cover the University's processes for inviting and hosting International Scholars & International Visitors. UF Research Integrity, Security and Compliance (UF RISC) and the UF International Center (UFIC) will provide an overview of the UF Policy on Hosting International Visitors and Scholars. They will discuss the hosting request submission and review process, and provide information on international scholar visa processing. Register here in advance.
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Request for Information: Tell IES About Your Science and Math Interventions
The U.S. Department of Education's Institute of Education Sciences (IES) is planning two new prize competitions: one for middle school science instruction and a second for improving mathematics achievement (specifically fractions) for elementary students with disabilities using digital instruction. IES continues to encourage the use of evidence-based practices in education and to spur new thinking about improving student performance. They encourage participation of developers and program providers to systematically test the effectiveness of their interventions. To share your invention, respond to their Request for Information by Monday, February 14, 2022. More information on IES's STEM Learning Challenges is available on their website.
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Lez Heat Things Up: The 16 Best Lesbian Movie Kisses Of All Time
July 11, 2018 Ciara Pitts
Feast your eyes, babes.
Every girl who likes girls knows that kissing another woman is one of the best things in life, and nothing comes close to the electrifying feeling that it brings. In celebration of that, we've curated a list for you of 16 of the best lesbian movie kisses to ever exist. Of course there's a ton to choose from and ranking them requires a bit of personal taste, but we assure you that some of the most intense, heartwarming and sexiest sapphic kisses are featured down below. Feast your eyes, babe.
16. Alison Folland and Leisha Hailey, "All Over Me" (1997)
Photo by Fine Line Features
An exploration of the riot grrrl scene, "All Over Me" features an emotional coming-of-age tale that's crafted with authenticity. Claude meets guitarist Lucy at a lesbian bar where her band is playing, and a wonderful connection blossoms from there. Who wouldn't fall for a pink-haired Leisha Hailey?
15. Guinevere Turner and V.S. Brodie, "Go Fish" (1994)
Photo by The Samuel Goldwyn Company
Rose Troche's "Go Fish" is an innovative drama that celebrates lesbian culture with an excellent group of characters, including Max and Ely, whose romance is followed throughout the film. Capturing awkward beginnings, an unexpected first kiss and a connection that ends up thriving, their relationship is a testament to the fact that love is out there waiting to be grasped, whether you know it or not.
14. Natasha Lyonne and Clea DuVall, "But I'm a Cheerleader" (1999)
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In Jamie Babbit's beloved lesbian comedy, a relationship eventually forms between Megan and Graham at True Directions, a conversion therapy camp. Acting on their mutual crush in a place that condemns same-sex attraction takes an extreme amount of courage. And how damn sexy is that lip bite?
13. Michelle Krusiec and Lynn Chen, "Saving Face" (2004)
Photo by Sony Pictures Classics
The lesbian romance in Alice Wu's "Saving Face" focuses on acceptance, conquering fears and challenging cultural expectations. Wil and Vivian's choice to share a kiss during a public event demonstrates both of their utter bravery.
12. Sara Foster and Jordana Brewster, "D.E.B.S." (2004)
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Angela Robinson's "D.E.B.S." owns one of the greatest romances to enter the world of romantic comedies. Opposites attract between criminal mastermind Lucy Diamond and leader of the miliary-like group D.E.B.S., Amy Bradshaw. Through a memorable kiss, Amy, who has been conflicted with her attraction to another woman, finally learns to accept herself.
11. Dylan Gelula and Brianna Hildebrand, "First Girl I Loved" (2016)
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"First Girl I Loved" is a teenage coming out story that's both realistic and relatable. Awkward yearbook editor Anne falls for softball star Sasha, and a friendship quickly grows into something more. During a sleepover, they decide to sneak out to a bar, where they share their first kiss on the dance floor. Lush lighting enhances what is a truly euphoric moment.
10. Cheryl Dunye and Guinevere Turner, "The Watermelon Woman" (1996)
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In "The Watermelon Woman" — the first feature film directed by a black lesbian — Cheryl Dunye not only created a groundbreaking, ahead-of-its-time narrative, but also one of the best love scenes in lesbian cinema. Smooth, forward flirtation leads into a passionate kiss and more, set to the chill vibe of Leslie Winer's "Skin."
9. Piper Perabo and Jessica Paré, "Lost and Delirious" (2001)
Léa Pool's "Lost and Delirious" is a compelling story of angst, obsession, first love and turbulent teen idealism. Before all hell breaks loose, Paulie and Tori's intimate moments are endearing and steamy AF.
8. Léa Seydoux and Adèle Exarchopoulos, "Blue Is the Warmest Color" (2013)
In nearly all of its events, "Blue Is the Warmest Color" defines uninhibited passion. Although the film has many scenes that involve kissing, there's one that focuses on it exclusively. The camera captures Adèle and Emma's faces close up, with the sun beaming on them and reflecting back at us, an amazing depiction of infatuation. *Swoon.*
7. Catherine Deneuve and Susan Sarandon, "The Hunger" (1983)
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There's a multitude of lesbian vampire flicks out there, but "The Hunger" is undoubtedly the best of them all. Attempting to initiate Sarah into vampiric life, her and Miriam share an erotic encounter. The mesmerizing elegance of this scene will have a tough time escaping your mind.
6. Charlize Theron and Sofia Boutella, "Atomic Blonde" (2017)
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Bisexual MI6 agent Lorraine Broughton enters a relationship with fellow spy Delphine Lasalle while on a mission in Berlin. Before things between them get deeper, the two women share a kiss under a nightclub's bold, neon lights. This is not only one of the hottest sapphic kisses in film from the current decade, but of all time.
5. Rachel Weisz and Rachel McAdams, "Disobedience" (2018)
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Every kiss between Ronit and Esti in Sebastián Lelio's "Disobedience" is a force to be reckoned with, so it was tough to choose just one. But their eager alleyway lip lock displays the urgency of their rekindled love in a way that left me breathless.
4. Eili Harboe and Kaya Wilkins, "Thelma" (2017)
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Blending elements of both romantic drama and thriller, Joachim Trier's Norwegian film "Thelma" features a unique, refreshing narrative. After the titular character, who comes from a religious family, begins to grow attracted to a girl at her college, paranormal abilities emerge within her. I could ramble on about how "Thelma" gave me the best cinematic experience of my life, but I'll leave you with this: the kissing scene at the Oslo Opera House might move you to tears, but ALL of them are filled with emotion that represents the intensity of love.
3. Helen Shaver and Patricia Charbonneau, "Desert Hearts" (1985)
Director Donna Deitch gave queer movie-goers what we've always dreamed of: a kiss in the rain. After lots of romantic tension between Cay and Vivian, witnessing them finally act on their attraction towards each other is incredibly beautiful. This "Desert Hearts" moment goes down in history as one of the most notable scenes in lesbian cinema for a reason.
2. Naomi Watts and Laura Harring, "Mulholland Drive" (2001)
David Lynch is a master of mystery and allure that always defies expectations. His ninth feature, "Mulholland Drive", has been called the greatest film of the 21st century — which it definitely is — but the film also contains one of the most complex and intriguing lesbian love stories to ever grace the silver screen. Betty and Rita's emotional kiss, and the words they exchange in between it, reveals more about the enigmatic narrative than you may think.
1. Gina Gershon and Jennifer Tilly, "Bound" (1996)
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The intensity of Corky and Violet's romance in the Wachowski sisters' "Bound" is responsible for many lesbian awakenings. That's enough of a reason for their kiss to top this list, as well as the film overall being an unforgettable masterpiece.
What are your favorite lesbian movie kisses? Let us know in the comments below!
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