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Are We Still in the "Era of Lynching"?
The 2020 Pulitzer Prize winners were announced May 4th. This year the committee awarded a special citation to the journalist, anti-lynching, suffrage, and civil rights activist Ida B. Wells. This is not an annual occurrence. The regular Pullitzer Prize winning work goes through an application process with a handling fee before consideration by the jury and board. The special citation is selected solely by the Pulitzer Prize board to journalists and/or artistic/cultural figures living or deceased.
The Pulitzer special citation was bestowed in recognization of Ida B. Wells' "outstanding and courageous reporting on the horrific and vicious violence against African Americans during the era of lynching" with a bequest of at least $50,000 "in support of her mission."
The eldest of 8 children, Ida B. Wells was born in Holly Springs, Mississippi in July 1862, just months before the Emancipation Proclamation became law. This made Ida part of the first generation of free African Americans eager to build their path to new possibilities. She was educated by her parents including her politically-active Lincoln Republican father who worked to elect African Americans in both the state house and the U.S. Congress during Reconstruction. The yellow fever epidemic in 1878 claimed the lives of both Ida's parents and a younger sibling. With the support of relatives, Ida took charge of her surviving siblings to prevent the family from being separated. She eventually settled in Memphis, part of the "new south", and taught school while writing part-time until she was invited to join the "Free Speech" newspaper as a full-time newspaper journalist. Eventually she would be the co-owner of the newspaper.
The same week of the Pulitzer announcement, Gregory McMichael and his son Travis McMichael (both white men) were arrested and charged for the murder of Ahmaud Arbery, an unarmed African Amercan man who was shot three times in February while jogging in a predominantly white suburban neighborhood outside Brunswick, Georgia. Father and son identified Arbery as a suspect in a rash of break-ins in the neighborhood. No break-ins were reported before Arbery was killed.
William Bryan (also white) recorded the shooting death, and a defense attorney leaked the video with the intention of helping the McMichaels prove their case but instead sparked an unintended national outcry for justice. Bryan too has been arrested and charged with felony murder and criminal attempt to commit false imprisonment.
I began this post nearly 3 weeks ago, adding updates relating to the murder of Ahmaud Arbery. Since then…
An African American man and birder — taking a Memorial Day weekend break from COVID-19 distancing to enjoy bird watching in a section of Central Park reserved for this passion —encounters a white woman who becomes outraged by his request that she follow the park rules and place her dog on its leash. Her attempt to use whiteness as a weapon while practically strangling the dog by the collar was recorded by Christian Cooper, the "African American man" she describes as "threatening my life" on a 911 call to police. She goes podcast crime drama on the call.
An African American man in Minneapolis, George Floyd, dies a day after a police officer restrains Floyd (who's handcuffed) by placing his knee on the man's neck while a bystander records as Floyd says "I can't breathe." Floyd was accused of passing a forged $20 bill. Floyd had a security job in the same club where the police officer, Derek Chauvin, moonlighted. Protests for George Floyd in the midst of COVID-19 deaths of 100K, an economic spiral from job losses, profound uncertainty for young adults, happening in Minneapolis and nationwide. (Update: protests in Toronto, London, Berlin)
These stories popped up in my newsfeed within 24 hours of each other. Christian Cooper is lucky to be alive to hear the birds sing another day. The white woman, Amy Cooper (no relation) is fired from her investment banking job, her adopted pet repo'ed, and her credibility crushed. She issues an apology after but it rings hollow. It doesn't acknowledge her racism when she chose to play her "white woman card" (Ida would've called her out) to annihilate a black man who dared to remind her that the rules apply to her too (though unevenly). Derek Chauvin was arrested for 3rd degree murder. There will be a federal civil rights probe as well.
Related to this is a story from Louisville, Kentucky that happened in March, a little over a week before Kentucky's COVID-19 stay-at-home directive went into effect. Twenty-six-year-old Breonna Taylor, a Louisville ER technician, was killed by plain clothes police officers who broke down the door to her apartment on a drug investigation. Taylor's home was the wrong apartment. Her boyfriend thought the intruders were armed robbers and fired his gun in self defense. They returned fire striking Taylor at least eight times according to news reports.
Every few days there's a new video, a real-time unedited digital extended edition of Ida B. Wells' Red Record. She produced and published the pamphlet in 1895 from Chicago documenting in detail lynchings of men and women in the United States with an analysis. In chapter one she writes:
"In slave times the Negro was kept subservient and submissive by the frequency and severity of the scourging, but, with freedom, a new system of intimidation came into vogue; the Negro was not only whipped and scourged; he was killed."
I wrote a full-length play "Iola's Letter," named for Ida B. Wells's syndicated column, and based on her story of the anti-lynching crusade she launched in 1892 from her Free Speech newspaper in Memphis, Tennessee. At that time Ida B. Wells was a single 29-year-old former school teacher and journalist. The lynching of Ida's close friend Thomas Moss, the city's first black civil service worker (USPS) and his business partners (all three black men) who co-owned the People's Grocery, a cooperative in a mixed-race neighborhood outside Memphis is the catalyst for Ida's activism and the launch of a national movement. Ida B. Wells calls for a boycott of Memphis's downtown businesses and streetcar patronage (built by African Americans), and a mass exodus of black Memphians to the west including the Oklahoma territory. The protest strategy cripples the city's economy.
1999 HU staged reading of "Iola's Letter" (L-R) Bakista King, Chadwick Boseman, Onira Satterwhite, Traci L. Watkins
As I was preparing "Iola's Letter" for its first staged reading at Howard University (HBCU) in Washington, DC news of the 1998 beating and dragging death of James Byrd, Jr. in Jasper, Texas by white supremicists was playing in the background. "I never intended for "Iola's Letter" to be a biography of Ida B. Wells, but to use her life to explore the ideas and issues of her times, finding strong parallels between then and today." Those were the words I wrote that were printed in the program for the staged reading. I took some creative liberties by populating "Iola's Letter" with timelines and additional characters who were composites of Ida's encounters, experiences, perspectives, and writings. These characters fleshed out the conflicts within the Memphis community around race, class, religion, economics, [especially] power and how Ida's moral and political resolve evolved from the lynching in Memphis that struck at the heart of the matter about the false accusations and mob violence…in her own words:
…an excuse to get rid of Negroes acquiring wealth and property — to keep the race terrorized and keep the "n*gger" down.
The adage "the pen is mightier than the sword" would be a polite refrain to describe Ida's impact on civil rights using the press. In those times the pen could be the sword that caused the deaths in the first place.
When Ida began her investigations into lynching, she committed to truth-telling and debunking the stories published in Southern white newspapers. She sought and published interviews with actual witnesses, families and friends of the victims, even getting the real story from the accusers. In Memphis Edward W. Carmack, a lawyer, and editor at the Memphis Commercial [now the Commercial Appeal] was one of Ida's chief nemesis in the profession. He is also a character in "Iola's Letter" based on the real-life person. Carmack was not the Southern tobacco-spitting "red neck" caricature. He attended an elite boarding school whose mission was to turn out "accurate scholars who know the finer points of morals and practice them in their daily living."
Carmack took pride in being a provocateur and never hesitated to use his editorial prowess to attack his enemies. His newspaper characterized the People's Grocery and its owners as a gathering place of criminals and undesirables. This was standard practice to set the stage for a lynching or "justifiable murder" by creating a mythological black male menace. The narrative would support the white owner of the grocery across from its new competitor to incite an incident or provocation that would remove People's Grocery owners and the business. Carmack would go on to represent Tennessee in the U.S. Senate. He continued to attack Ida, the "adventuress" (a derogatory term for a woman in those times) while she was abroad, and his political enemies. His pen would eventually sign his own fate.
Many newspapers, like the Commercial Appeal, have made efforts to turn a corner in their reporting on matters of race. In 2018,when the Equal Justice Institute (EJI) opened the National Memorial for Peace and Justice in Alabama, the Montgomery Advertiser published the names of 300 victims of lynching with an editorial starting with the sentence "We were wrong" laying bare the newspaper's role in being complicit and "careless in how it covered mob violence and the terror foisted upon African-Americans from Reconstruction through the 1950s."
Today social media provides fast and raw evidence, leaving it open for public consumption and interpretation followed by outrage. The unfiltered reactions are delivered at the same fast pace. The rawness is now coming from the very top of the country's chain of command, doubling down on the racialized system that has been stacked against African Americans for centuries. The current commander-in-chief (lower-case intentional) uses the tools of new media to discredit and attack political enemies and critics. Donald Trump's tweets and verbal attacks on journalists especially black women and other women of color should be of grave concern beyond their provocative sound bytes. Newsfeeds are showing journalists being arrested and attacked by police, press credentials fully visible. This week one can say an American journalist is just as likely to be attacked doing their jobs at home as they would in a war zone or authoritarian nation abroad.
Ida and her Free Speech newspaper were also targets. The newspaper was burned to the ground by a white mob. Lynching Ida was part of their plan but she escaped that fate. As a result no copies of her newspaper exist today. Because Ida wrote for other newspapers and was invited to speak before allies black and white in the U.S. and the U.K. she was not silenced though she could never return to the south.
125 years later the digital Red Record prompts the same questions, demands for investigations, and a cry for justice. No arrests were made for the Memphis or other lynchings Ida B. Wells brought to light. Most remain unsolved to this day leaving generational wounds on the victims' descendants, and an unspeakable blighted legacy inherited by the descendants of the men and women who carried out the heinous deeds.
Ida B. Wells and the Ida in "Iola's Letter" believed in American democracy. Justice was her birthright. Before losing her newspaper she armed herself for protection exercising her 2nd amendment rights when it was against the law for African Americans in Memphis to own guns. She sued the Chesapeake, Ohio, and Southwestern Railroad Company for forcing her to ride in the "smoking car" when she held a ticket for a seat in the "ladies" train car. There was no law on the books about segregated transportation for that railroad. When the conductor grabbed and tried to forcibly remove Ida from the ladies car, the 21 year-old bit his hand. Ida won her case in court, but later had to return her cash reward when the railroad companies appealed. She still believed our systems would work if not for the racism baked into it.
How the Pulitzer's $50,000 will be spent or what aspect of Ida's mission will benefit yet to be revealed. It couldn't re-open local newspapers silenced by economic factors including advertisement-dependent business models and acquisition/liquidation by private equity firms. Perhaps the money can be applied to kick starting journalists to do a deeper dive and investigate the larger global factors at play around white nationalism and the rise of neo-Nazi factions with the intent to drive divisions in multi-racial alliances. The FBI identified their presence in U.S. law enforcement over 10 years ago according to a 2016 PBS NewsHour report. Over the past several days of the protests, residents of Minneapolis have noticed and texted about it.
Ahmaud Abery, George Floyd, Breonna Taylor
Ida saw the patterns and kept her sights on the bigger picture and the prize. After a historic long pause I'm glad to see Ida B. Wells finally getting her due, however symbolically simplistic the recognition may be. Even in the case of the women's suffrage centennial and the passage of the 19th amendment, Ida's appearance is acknowledgement of the racism within that movement through the erasure of black women's presence in its history, voice in their gatherings, and acceptance by white women leaders to deny the vote to black women for its own political expediency. Ida and other African American women refused to be silent on that too.
The era of lynching has evolved and found new life in the digital age. The evidence makes clear Ida B. Wells' mission is not finished.
8:20 am Michon African American, civil rights, Eclectique Citizen, History, Journalism, Justice and the Law, social media, Stage, Women
Ida B. Wells, Iola's Letter, journalism, lynching, Pulitzer Prize
April Showers #RRR1968
photo by Mariah Miranda for The LINE DC
This month I revisited 1968, one of the most earth-shattering years in our city's (and nation's) 20th century history. What I discovered was 1968 wasn't a year unto itself. There were strong lead-ins and the events added urgency to important initiatives for communities and individuals.
I didn't want to tell this story from my perspective alone. I didn't want to tell it only from the perspectives of "movement people." We've heard and will always hear their stories. I invited 11 other voices and perspectives. The people who had to show up for work or go to school the day after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Memphis. The result is "Riot. Rebellion. Resurrection." or #RRR1968 the cover story for the April 5, 2018 edition of Washington City Paper (WCP) . It's an oral history with some wonderful original photos by WCP photographer Darrow Montgomery.
Historian Marya McQuirter and I had a conversation in 2017 about how to approach 1968. We were both planning projects. She decided to produce an online daily calendar (dc1968project.com) of events from that year. I wanted to focus on H Street in my 50 year "retro-perspective" but wasn't sure about theming it solely on the "riots" which some would correct me by saying "rebellion" or "uprising." My politics obviously haven't lean in any specific direction about it.
I decided to take on the "R" in all its humanity, personally adopting the old-school civic term "civil unrest". However it's characterized, these events didn't happen on a whim, in a vacuum and without an incident to ignite the tinderbox of infractions on civil rights, racial injustice, and economic disparities. The violent murder of Martin Luther King, Jr. April 5, 1968 and the days "riot, rebellion" that followed should not have caught anyone by surprise. Yet it did in DC. Even the cover story photo taken in 1968 near 14th & Park Road took some by surprise. "No that didn't happen this week. It's a 50-year-old photo." Those reactions said something to me about what may lie beneath our city's transparent steel and glass facades.
My Hard Revolution playlist was pumping out of the speakers in The LINE hotel lobbies. WCP added it to its website. Hard Revolution is a crime novel by George Pelecanos (HBO "The Deuce"). The playlist was one of my early ideas for looking back at DC in 1968. I plugged into the SoundCloud website and played it while writing my article.
Tom Fong in front of a projection of his photo by Darrow Montgomery (age 8) from the WCP article. Photo credit Mariah Miranda for The LINE DC
"Riot. Rebellion. Resurrection." became the #RRR1968 live event at The LINE Hotel in DC the day of publication. The live event became a podcast. You can listen to it here.
#RRR1968 became a trans media project for me and Washington City Paper. Poet and literary activist E. Ethelbert Miller (If God Invented Baseball), one of the subjects in the article hosts "The Scholars" television show on UDC TV (University of the District of Columbia). Though I've been on the radio with Ethelbert, I knew it was going to take something extra special to sit at the table with him in the television studio. It would take 50 years to get here.
3:11 pm Michon African American, Asian, civil rights, Culture, DC, Eclectique Citizen, History, Humanities, Jewish, Journalism, People, Places, The Media
#RRR1968, 1968, 1968 Riots, DC 1968 Project, Ethelbert Miller, Marya McQuirter, The LINE Hotel DC, Tom Fong, UDC TV, Washington City Paper
What Would Ida B. Wells Do?
Wednesday, September 13 I produced readings from a revised version of my first full-length play Iola's Letter with an extended title: Iola's Letter: The Memphis Crusade of Ida B. Wells. The reading was presented with the Hill Center on Capitol Hill – close to the power and the people who connect with the themes of this play. The timing couldn't be better.
The undressed reading at the Hill Center by the cast under the direction of Michi Jones gave new life to the words for the audience to connect the dots and once again sadly resonate with the saying, "the more things change, the more they stay the same."
Ida B. Wells challenges all who embrace a passion for justice in ways that can make you uncomfortable. She was an unapologetic moralist, and asserted her rights as written in the Bill of Rights and that included the 1st and 2nd amendments. Ida was relentless, and the word often attributed to can- and will-do women like her – difficult. In 1892, her outspoken writings on lynching cost the journalist her Memphis newspaper, Free Speech, and forced her into exile…in Chicago.
Public and published efforts to silence Ida B. Wells made her one of the most famous newspaper women and activists of her time. Frederick Douglass would become a mentor; and she co-founded the NAACP with W.E.B. DuBois. Ida B. Wells-Barnett (after her marriage to attorney and newspaper owner Ferdinand Barnett of Chicago) was a founder and activist in women's clubs serving persons in need, advanced the campaign for civil rights, and stood shoulder-to-shoulder with suffragists for women's rights.
I love historical drama. Many fans enjoy the beautiful "period" costumes, settings, and a chance to be swept away to another time. In the case of Iola's Letter based on those real-life events in Memphis, Tennessee in 1892, there's no need for the period dress up. The story, set in the post-Reconstruction South, is sadly familiar, even contemporary. In my introduction I describe the play as a series of conversations around unresolved issues around racial injustice, class, and the hopes and dreams of communities who are striving to build futures under hostile circumstances.
My play has its history too. Between Anita Hill's testimony during Clarence Thomas's SCOTUS confirmation hearings (1991) and the dragging death of James Byrd, Jr. by white supremacists in Jasper Texas (1998), I was contemplating, writing, and preparing Iola's Letter for its first staged reading at Howard University directed by [professor emeritus] Vera J. Katz. Neither events were the impetus for this play, but the conversations certainly informed key themes: an African American woman whose words were disputed and characterized as doing more harm than good; an African American man tortured and killed because of the color of his skin.
How would Ida have responded to then Supreme Court nominee Thomas' claim of a "high tech lynching"?. Would Ida, if there was "social media" in her toolkit, direct Justice Thomas to view the multiple videos of Black men and women being shot, assaulted, by persons known or unknown, including persons authorized to "uphold the law." Would Ida just repost the video or investigate?
….I did not come to bring peace, but a sword ~ Matthew 10:34 I New Testament
The way to right wrongs is to turn the light of truth upon them. ~ Ida B. Wells-Barnett
Despite threats from her enemies, or censures from her peers, Ida B. Wells never relented. Yet she could be dispirited by rebuffs from the "Negro leadership" whose organizations depended on the philanthropies of white supporters. Frances Willard, the crowned leader of the Temperance movement, publicly condemned lynching overall yet disputed Ida B. Wells' reports especially when it concerned white women having consensual relationships with Black men.
The role of the press cannot be understated in this scenario. I wish there was more time after the reading to talk with the guest speakers. Jonetta Rose Barras, a community organizer turned journalist who embodies the Ida B. Wells spirit; and Dan Moldea, an investigative reporter who like Ida is willing to put his hands into the corruption therewith of a story. I wish there was more time to talk with the audience. The play triggered something in the room and for the persons who had the opportunity to speak, they gave testimony, shared information and concerns. Perhaps all the questions on this topic have been exhausted, except one — What are our next steps?
9:33 pm Michon African American, civil rights, Journalism, Stage, The Media, Women
Dan Moldea, Hill Center, Ida B. Wells, Jonetta Rose Barras, Michi Jones, Vera J. Katz
Man. Martyr. Myth?
Filmmaker Phillip Rodriguez explores all the M's in his documentary RUBEN SALAZAR: MAN IN THE MIDDLE. This is the first time I've heard the Ruben Salazar story — yes, I'm in the slow lane on Chicano history. Hispanic Heritage Month gives me a chance to excelerate. Where was the middle for Ruben Salazar? Middle of the battle for Chicano civil rights? Middle of the L.A. Times newsroom in the 1960s? How many of us have had those border crossing or cross-over lives (figuratively and literally speaking) only to have those borders cross over us? What really killed Ruben Salazar? Does his story resonate with a new generation?
Watch RUBEN SALAZAR: MAN IN THE MIDDLE and join me in a chat with Phillip Rodriguez and Julio Ricardo Varela (founder of Latino Rebels) on OVEE (Online Video Engagement Experience) Tuesday, October 7 at 7 PM (PT), 9 PM (CT), 10 PM (ET). Go to this link: bit.ly/ovee_RubenSalazarMIN.
Find out more about the film and Ruben Salazar on the film's website: http://rubensalazarpbs.org
4:44 pm Michon civil rights, Culture, Hispanic, Journalism, Justice and the Law, Los Angeles, People, Texas
Julio Ricardo Varela, Latino Rebels, OVEE, Phillip Rodriguez, Ruben Salazar, Ruben Salazar: Man in the Middle
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State Pharmacy Programs:
Assistance Designed to Target Coverage and Stretch Budgets
HEHS-00-162: Published: Sep 6, 2000. Publicly Released: Sep 13, 2000.
William J. Scanlon
Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO provided information on state-administered pharmaceutical assistance programs, focusing on: (1) characteristics of state programs designed to provide prescription drug access to eligible populations; and (2) the administrative and policy issues that states have encountered in operating drug assistance programs.
GAO noted that: (1) in 1999, 14 states were operating independent, state-funded and administered programs that provided more than 760,000 elderly and other low-income persons with access to prescription drugs; (2) most programs are funded with the state's general revenues, but some receive earmarked funds; (3) all state pharmacy programs provide benefits for low-income elderly state residents, but specific eligibility rules differ; (4) the programs vary in the number of people enrolled and their size relative to the number of Medicare beneficiaries in the state; (5) states attempt to provide access to drugs and manage program costs through coverage restrictions such as dollar caps on benefits, deductibles, copayments, and limits on the types of drugs covered; (6) among state programs, copayments and coinsurance are more common than benefit caps and deductibles, but the amount of cost sharing varies widely across programs; (7) all state programs obtain rebates from drug manufacturers to offset part of their expenditures--most state programs receive manufacturers' rebates that are calculated on terms similar to rebates under the Medicaid program; (8) to provide a pharmacy assistance benefit to a low-income and largely elderly population, while remaining within the program budget, states have taken a variety of approaches to administering their programs; (9) these include developing adequate systems to administer benefits and coordinating payment with and recovering payment from other insurers; (10) states have also attempted to encourage enrollment by mitigating the perceived stigma attached to assistance programs, which could inhibit enrollment, and by providing information to eligible persons so that they are aware of the program and know how to apply; (11) three program administrators said that drug assistance programs were intentionally administered apart from Medicaid programs to avoid the perceived stigma attached to Medicaid; (12) however, several states administer aspects of their programs through and employ the policies of the agency administering Medicaid; (13) administering programs using Medicaid systems allows states to avoid duplicating program functions, such as eligibility determination and claims processing and adjudication; and (14) nevertheless, some states have encountered administrative challenges in developing adequate eligibility determination and claims processing systems and in recovering payments from insurers when program enrollees have other drug coverage.
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UF receives grant to join national metabolomics consortium
Published: September 18th, 2013
Category: Feature, News
Led by Arthur S. Edison, Ph.D., and Richard A. Yost, Ph.D., a multidisciplinary team of metabolomics experts from the University of Florida and partner institutions received a five-year, $9 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to launch the Southeast Center for Integrated Metabolomics as part of the UF CTSI. Members of the UF team pictured above (left to right): Alicia Turner; Timothy J. Garrett, Ph.D.; Richard A. Yost, Ph.D.; Arthur S. Edison, Ph.D.; Michael Conlon, Ph.D.; and Lauren M. McIntyre, Ph.D.
To help chart the course of biomedical discovery in the newest of the "-omics" frontiers, the University of Florida today launched the Southeast Center for Integrated Metabolomics with a five-year, $9 million grant from the National Institutes of Health.
An emerging field, metabolomics is the study of small molecules called metabolites, which result from the metabolic processes that fuel and sustain life. It offers a new lens through which scientists can assess and understand the state of nutrition, infection, health or disease in an organism, whether human, animal, plant or microbe.
"Metabolites keep everything going. They convert food into energy. They allow cells, tissues and organs to communicate. They're the starting materials for DNA, proteins and cell membranes," said Arthur S. Edison, Ph.D., co-principal investigator and director of the Southeast Center for Integrated Metabolomics and a professor of biochemistry and molecular biology in the UF College of Medicine. "By measuring metabolites, we can get a unique window into disease. We're excited to join the international metabolomics community in helping scientists better understand when and how disease happens."
With the new grant, UF's Southeast Center for Integrated Metabolomics joins a pioneering consortium of five other regional resource centers and a national coordinating center supported by the NIH Common Fund, which in 2011 established a program to spur metabolomics research in the United States by funding training, technology development, standards synthesis and data-sharing initiatives.
Ripe for the kinds of discoveries that have been emanating over the last decade from its sister fields of genomics and proteomics, metabolomics draws from many scientific disciplines, including chemistry, physiology, statistics, genetics, computer science and systems design.
Part of the UF Clinical and Translational Science Institute, or CTSI, the Southeast Center for Integrated Metabolomics brings together expertise and resources from multiple colleges and units at UF as well as Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute, the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory at Florida State University, Ohio State University, the University of Georgia, Imperial College London, the University of Geneva and industry partners IROA Technologies and Thermo Fisher Scientific.
"This is an exciting expansion of the CTSI and its resources for translational research, which allow us to improve health through discovery and are a key part of UF Health's strategic plan," said David S. Guzick, M.D., Ph.D., senior vice president for health affairs and president of UF Health.
"Sanford-Burnham is thrilled to partner with the University of Florida leading to the establishment of the Southeast Center for Integrated Metabolomics, our first formal research collaboration with UF. Consolidation of our complementary expertise in metabolite profiling creates a solid foundation for this new regional center of excellence formetabolomics research. The center will benefit scientists throughout Florida, the nation, and the world — and serve to showcase Florida's growing strength in biomedical research," said Stephen Gardell, Ph.D., senior director for scientific resources and an associate professor at Sanford-Burnham.
The services and resources of the Southeast Center for Integrated Metabolomics will be available to basic and clinical scientists across the country, with outreach targeted to those in the Southeast. The center will integrate existing and emerging technologies in new ways to improve the quality and interpretation of metabolomics data.
"Our labs have a history of being highly entrepreneurial when it comes to developing new instrumentation and techniques that improve how we generate and visualize metabolomics data, and we look forward to building on that spirit of innovation with our partners and collaborators," said Richard A. Yost, Ph.D., co-principal investigator and co-director for the center and a professor and head of analytical chemistry in the UF College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
The Southeast Center for Integrated Metabolomics has four closely integrated technical cores: Mass Spectrometry Services for high-throughput global and targeted metabolomics, co-led by Gardell at Sanford-Burnham and Timothy J. Garrett, Ph.D., at UF; Nuclear Magnetic Resonance for global metabolomics and biomarker identification, co-led by Edison and Glenn A. Walter, Ph.D., at UF; Advanced Mass Spectrometry for biomarker identification, imaging mass spectrometry and isotopic ratio outlier analysis, led by Yost; and Bioinformatics for quality control, data standardization and analytical tools, led by Lauren M. McIntyre, Ph.D., at UF.
Michael Conlon, Ph.D., at UF and Steven Smith, M.D., at Sanford-Burnham co-lead the center's Promotion & Outreach Core, which will offer training and pilot funding to help scientists access and use the center's services.
"Metabolomics has the potential to unlock new biological clues that can improve how we diagnose and treat diseases, particularly those known to have metabolic origins such as diabetes. This novel collaboration will help accelerate our ability to translate basic metabolomics discoveries into clinical applications," said David R. Nelson, M.D., assistant vice president for collaborative research in the life sciences and director of the UF CTSI.
The center will partner with the UF High Performance Computing Center to power its data processing and storage needs. Significant matching funds for the center's operations have been committed by the university's Office of Research, CTSI, College of Medicine, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, and Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences.
"The Southeast Center for Integrated Metabolomics exemplifies what's possible at UF when we seed our research environment with world-class infrastructure — it provides fertile ground on which our faculty can collaborate and advance science in visionary ways," said David P. Norton, Ph.D., UF's vice president for research.
The Southeast Center for Integrated Metabolomics is supported by the NIH Common Fund under award number U24DK097209, and it builds on infrastructure created with funding from UF and the NIH National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences under award number UL1TR000064.
For more information about the Southeast Center for Integrated Metabolomics, visit www.secim.ufl.edu.
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I Am Happy To Say, Baby Jesus Appeared!
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The 2nd Day Of Christmas. Celebrations Other Than Christmas.
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B.O.L.O All Point Bulletin..Baby Jesus Is Missing!
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The 3rd Day of Christmas. Pictures of Christmas Past.
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Oh My Goodness. My Heart Skipped A Beat!
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India mourns death of Life of Pi star Irrfan Khan
NEW DELHI: India on Wednesday mourned the death of Irrfan Khan, one of Bollywood's best-known stars.
Khan, aged 54, was battling a rare form of cancer and died at a hospital in the city of Mumbai.
The late actor played memorable roles in the movies such as 'Life of Pi', based on the novel by Canadian author Yann Martel, and 'Slumdog Millionaire'.
Famous actor Kamal Haasan described Khan as "one of the finest actors" whose work "always left me in awe."
Movie director, Shoojit Sircar, who made the film 'Piku' with Khan in a prominent role, wrote in a tweet: "You fought and fought and fought. I will always be proud of you."
Khan was born in the state of Rajasthan in a family with no connection to Bollywood.
"I am saddened and shocked to know about the untimely demise of one of our country's most versatile actors, Irrfan Khan. My heartfelt condolences to his family, friends and fans," Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot said.
The actor was diagnosed with a neuroendocrine tumour in 2018.
He is survived by his wife and two children.


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The Battle of Mexico City
Outside Mexico City's Sports Pavilion, hundreds of young Rage fans rattle metal fences and throw rocks at the increasingly nervous police. Inside, a seething crowd of 5,000 lucky ticket holders cram into the cavernous pavilion chanting anti-government slogans and poking their middle fingers into the thick, sweaty air while waiting for Rage Against the Machine to storm the stage.
One of the greatest live acts in music history, Rage only affirms that fact with this show. Whatever club, theater, arena, or stadium they're in, the opening of each Rage Against the Machine show always feels like a grenade has gone off. But this night it was as if a truckful of bombs blew up as the band tore into the opening salvo of "Testify." Fans cascaded toward the stage like rippling waves stopping only to pogo up-and-down like jackhammers.
Longtime supporters of various political causes in Mexico, Rage were performing for the very first time in Mexico City. The connection between the band and the audience is electric. From the early "all hell can't stop us now" chant in "Guerilla Radio" to the blood-curling screams in the finale of "Freedom," there is an urgency at this show that is unrivaled. This is live rock & roll as it's meant to be heard: fierce, funky, uncompromising. This is Rage Against the Machine in their finest hour.
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The Zapatistas (Documentary Footage)
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Effects of Mexico joining NAFTA (Documentary Footage)
Calm Like a Bomb
Subcomandante Marcos (Documentary Footage)
Born of a Broken Man
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No Shelter
War Within a Breath
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Tom Explores Mexico (Bonus Footage)
On the 19th of August, Placebo performed a unique one-off show for MTV Unplugged at the London Studios in the UK. Here we present the results of this incredible show.The band were encased in spectacular LED box during the performance, from where they belted out some of their most well-loved tracks such as 'The Bitter End' and 'Every You Every Me.' Some new gems were dropped in for good measure, alongside surprise guests Joan As Police Woman and Majke Voss Romme (Broken Twin). No Placebo show would be complete without some signature cover versions and this set did not disappoint, from the breath-taking opener to the show- Sinead O'Connors 'Jackie' to a melancholy version of Pixies 'Where Is My Mind'
Live at the Grand Olympic Auditorium
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Rage Against The Machine return to their hometown of Los Angeles for an uncompromising, incendiary set in Live At The Grand Olympic Auditorium, the final dates of their Battle of Los Angeles tour and the band's last shows until their 2007 reunion.
Beside You In Time
Capturing the powerful intensity and artistry of Nine Inch Nails amazing live performances during the 2005-2006 "Live: With Teeth" Tour, the Beside You In Time concert film showcases the band in peak form. A visually stunning experience with an array of inventive and ingenious lighting designs that draws the viewer in while focusing the force of NIN's epic sound into visual form.
What Did You Expect? Live At Cat's Cradle
The Archers Of Loaf
Indie rock icons the Archers of Loaf reunited in 2011, and during the course of their reunion tour played two hometown concerts at Cat's Cradle in Chapel Hill, NC. Combining in-your-face concert footage along with rare interviews of the band, this film by director Gorman Bechard documents those concerts, and captures the excitement of this extraordinary band.
Talk to the Hand: Live in Michigan
With over ten million albums sold worldwide, including one multi-platinum album (Stunt) and two platinum albums (Maroon and Rock Spectacle) in the U.S., Barenaked Ladies are one of Canada's greatest musical exports. Now, they cross the border once again for their first-ever live DVD Talk to the Hand: Live in Michigan. With a blend of classics including "One Week," "Pinch Me" and "If I Had $1000000," and hits from the recent releases Barenaked Ladies Are Me and Barenaked Ladies Are Men, this concertshows not only why Barenaked Ladies remain loved by their many fans, but also why they are one of the world's greatest touring bands.
Starshaped
Three years of candid camera on the road with Blur, from Reading 1991 through the dark ages of the EEC in 1992 and then on to Modern Life. This 126 minute tour film features live footage including scenes from Glastonbury '92, the Heineken Music Festival '94 in Nottingham, and festivals in Germany, Denmark and Sweden. It is a fascinating rockumentary about the early days of one of the most influential bands of the 1990s.
The Counting Crows know how to have fun. Lead Singer Adam Duritz rocks his way through an evening in which poetry seems to explode from the band's repertoire of blues/rock/country hits. Fresh off the release of their greatest hits album Films About Ghosts (taken from a line in the song "Mrs. Potter's Lullaby"), the band reflects on its 10-year history in a Soundstage episode that highlights the iconic "Mr. Jones," along with other up-tempo tunes including "Hangin' Around," "Rain King" and "Mrs. Potter's Lullaby." Duritz slows down in the mournful rendition of "A Long December" but reinvigorates the mood with the rootsy "American Girls." Other hits featured include "Recovering the Satellites," and "She Don't Want Nobody Near."
Alive at Red Rocks
Recorded at one of America's most legendary outdoor amphitheaters, Incubus' Alive at Red Rocks finds the California quintet performing their biggest hits plus cuts from A Crow Left Of The Murder, including "Megalomaniac" and "Talk Shows On Mute."
Bug Live at 9:30 Club: In the Hands of the Fans
Through an online contest, six fans are selected to film Dinosaur Jr. performing ""Bug"" in its entirety at the 9:30 Club in Washington DC, June 2011. Experience the fans' joy as they witness a classic performance and meet their heroes face to face in an exclusive interview with the band. Under the awesome direction of Dave Markey (The Year Punk Broke), ""In the Hands of the Fans"" brings the fans closer to the band and the music closer to you. Includes bonus footage of Henry Rollins speaking candidly to Markey about the the band, and interviewing them on stage before the show.
Three giants of the guitar - Joe Satriani, Steve Vai and Eric Johnson - deliver six-string acrobatics on G3 - Live In Concert. The first of many G3 tours organized by Satriani, this show features powerful sets from each player capped by an all-star jam.
The Morning View Sessions
October 23, 2001, on the release day of their album "Morning View," Incubus assembled in Sony's New York City studios to perform an intimate concert of their new material.
We Come In Pieces
This concert was filmed at London's Brixton Academy in September 2010 at the culmination of the world tour in support of their "Battle For The Sun" album released the previous year. The tour had been an unqualified success with the band playing to over 2.5 million fans in all parts of the world. The concert film is a visual feast enhancing the live footage with skillful editing and selective digital effects to create a stunning film that really captures the essence of a Placebo live performance.
Screamadelica -Live
Primal Scream's seminal album "Screamadelica" defined a generation. It's mix of rock, dance, dub, gospel and more caught the zeitgeist of the early nineties to perfection and it went on to win the inaugural Mercury Music Prize in 1992 and consistently be named as "Best Album Of The Nineties" and appear in numerous "All Time Best Albums" lists. This show, filmed on November 26th 2010 at London's Olympia, was the first time that Primal Scream had performed the whole album live and it became one of the "must see" gigs of the year. The band was accompanied by a brass section and a gospel choir with back projections specially created for the event. The result was a stunning musical and visual triumph and proved, if it needed to be, that Screamadelica is one of the finest albums ever made and that Primal Scream are one of the truly great live bands.
Incubus brought out their Volume 2 live experience in 2001 as a collection of acoustic songs performed at the Sno-Core festival. This concert film also features official videos for all the band's singles released up to the point of its release, including the "Warmth," "Pardon Me," and friend-made videos for "Summer Romance" and "I Miss You."
Live in Chicago
Jeff Buckely
This film was recorded at The Cabaret Metro on May 13,1995, in the midst of Jeff's Mystery White Boy tour. Jeff brings together songs from Grace, classic cover tunes, a previously unavailable Buckley composition (What Will You Say? ), a previously unreleased instrumental version of Vancouver, and brilliantly illuminating between-the-songs-on-stage banter.
Live at the Starland Ballroom
Coheed and Cambria bring their grandiose blend of hard rock, punk, glam, and pop to the stage of the Starland Ballroom in Sayreville, NJ, for this concert video. Coheed and Cambria: Live at Starland Ballroom features the sci-fi obsessed foursome playing a ten-song set including "In Keeping Secrets of Silent Earth: 3," "Time Consumer," "The Light and the Glass," "Devil in New Jersey," " Three Evils (Embodied in Love and Shadow)," and more. This release also includes a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the music video for "Blood Red Summer."
Incubus' explosive Look Alive features footage from their groundbreaking Light Grenades Tour, including concert performances from their Northerly Island show in Chicago on July 25th, 2007, plus additional glimpses of life on the road.
Live And Murderous In Chicago
Papa Roach: Live and Murderous in Chicago is the first concert released by Californian rock group Papa Roach. It was released in the United States on November 22, 2005 – and features the band performing live at "The Vic Theater" in Chicago, Illinois. The program captures alt-metal rockers Pap Roach thrashing away at their most intense during an exhilarating Chicago concert, bringing down the house with an energetic 75-minute set.
Live At Reading
Ranked #1 in Kerrang Magazine's "100 Gigs That Shook The World" and voted as "Nirvana's #1 Greatest Moment" by fans in an NME poll, Nirvana's historic August 30, 1992 stands as a watershed moment in the history of rock. While the show's centerpiece was a performance of nearly the entire Nevermind tracklist, also noteworthy were early performances of three as yet unrecorded songs which wouldn't be released until 2 years later on In Utero: "All Apologies," "Dumb," and in its first ever public performance, "Tourettes." The career-spanning setlist also reached back to the band's 1989 Sub Pop debut album, Bleach, for "Blew," "About A Girl," "School," "Negative Creep" and first single "Love Buzz," and even further back to the mid-'80s for "Spank Thru." Other songs from the Reading set would appear in studio form on the Incesticide compilation later in the year: "Aneurysm," "Been A Son" and "Sliver." Additionally, the band played a pair of beloved covers by two bands that helped shape the formative Nirvana sound– "The Money Will Roll Right In" by Fang and "D-7" by The Wipers.
The Tragically Hip In Bobcaygeon: A Film By Andy Keen
It was one of the most anticipated events in the history of Canadian music. The Tragically Hip, Canada's most beloved rock band, was headlining a festival concert in Bobcaygeon - the small Ontario town, population 2,500, that inspired one of the group's most popular and enduring songs. 25,000 fans from across North America and Europe would make the pilgrimage. This is the story of a monumental concert, told through intimate footage of devoted Hip fans, the townspeople who embraced them, and of the inimitable band who, after more than 25 years of playing music together, have come to represent the soul of Canadian rock.
This musical release from prog supergroup Portnoy/Sheehan/MacAlpine/Sherinan captures a live performance by the ensemble, recorded in Tokyo. Songs included in the release include "Change Of Seasons: I. The Crimson Sunrise," "Been Here Before," and many more.
Satchurated: Live In Montreal
Joe Satriani, one of the most famous, respected, and innovative guitar players in the world today, brings us the live-concert film, Satchurated: Live in Montreal, through Epic Records. "Satchurated" was filmed live on "The Wormhole Tour" in support of Satriani's new album "Black Swans And Wormhole Wizards" at the Metropolis in Montreal, Canada on December 12th of 2010.
Evolution of a Song: Season Recap
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The last episode of "Evolution of a Song" finds the band, management, and label coming together to decide on the single for radio. After much debate, the decision becomes clear and the band gets the opportunity to promote and hear their song premiered live in New York City.
Love is Here: Live
Some would say that Starsailor are Chorley's biggest contribution to modern culture since the opening of the nearby Charnock Richard M6 motorway services in the 1960s. Like the aforementioned favourite resting point for Blackpool day-trippers Love Is Here (Live), will become a solid, long-stay favourite for fans. Recorded in November 2001, one month after the release of their debut album and while they were still being lauded as "the next big thing", the main feature is a live run through of the album. New composition "Some of Us" and the B-side "From a Whisper to a Scream" are also performed, along with versions of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" and Elton John's "Rocket Man". The concert footage and the audio (Dolby 5.1) are of a high quality, and breakthrough tracks "Poor Misguided Fool" and "Alcoholic" sound stunning. The show is hampered, though, by the limited material the guys can draw upon, and Walsh's repetitive melancholic delivery of existing songs. What does become apparent is that after a couple more albums and a little more musical experimentation Starsailor are on course to be live giants.
Biophilia Live


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Once companies implement a big data infrastructure, they're likely to see an impact on business workflow -- specifically master data management (MDM) programs.
MDM programs manage connections between an organization's internal data and the big data that flows externally. Because big data comes from various sources, such as social media and cloud computing, it is important to evaluate the best way to manage all the data coming in. For social media, this could be through linking internal customer master files to external social network profiles. As for cloud computing, companies could use cloud-based MDM capabilities or hybrid environments made up of both cloud and on-premises applications.
One of the biggest challenges organizations face with MDM is proving the business case. Companies must show that investing in these programs provides inventory insight and therefore saves on cost. If done successfully, organizations can use MDM practices to take on big data and improve their business strategies.
Read more on big data's impact on MDM.
As the big data trend grows, the idea of "big data" has transitioned from defining the amount, speed and type of big data that businesses must manage to determining what to do with that data for business purposes.
This shift from big data management to big data analytics forces organizations to look beyond just understanding how to control big data and deeper into use cases for analytics. In this video, Colin White, president and founder of BI Research explains that it's important for organizations not to focus entirely on the volume of data to manage but rather to look at how this data can help improve business processes and add business value.
Watch this video on big data analytics.
Big data may appear to be for big businesses, but small and medium-sized businesses are taking the necessary steps to use big data analytics too. These SMBs may find the big data help they need from cloud providers.
A number of cloud providers have identified trends in big data analytic for SMBs, and smaller companies should seek out providers that have done this work.
Read more about big data cloud analytics for SMBs.
While many cloud providers do find opportunities in supporting big data analytics in the cloud, it also brings certain challenges surrounding demands placed on networks, storage and servers. Cloud does offer flexibility to crunch big amounts of unstructured data, but this flexibility can also be the problem for cloud architectures.
In order to overcome capacity, performance and agility challenges, cloud providers must change their architectures to accommodate demand. For storage, data capacity is crucial to ensuring performance. Some cloud providers are also adopting architecture models that allow for a more distributed system and better load balancing.
Read more on storage, network and server challenges with big data analysis in the cloud.


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THE GAZ STATION • Sports by Gary Jordan
Ugly Scenes Ruin USMNT Win. NBA Playoffs Race On
The US Men's National Soccer Team, with Christian Pulisic holding the trophy, after winning the CONCACAF Nations League 2021. PHOTO: US SOCCER
The USMNT scored a breakthrough win in the CONCACAF Nations League Final this past weekend, beating fierce rivals Mexico 3-2 after extra time. It was a game full of drama but will sadly be remembered for the wrong reasons as there were nasty confrontations on the pitch, and some sections of the crowd were heard chanting homophobic slurs.
The game, held at Empower Field at Mile High in Denver, hinged eventually on two penalty kicks deep into the extra periods of play. Chelsea FC's Christian Pulisic converted his spot kick in the 114th minute, which was the eventual game winner. This was backed up when US goalkeeper Ethan Horvath saved Andres Gaurdado's spot kick ten minutes later.
The game started with a defensive mix up allowing Mexico to take the lead in the opening minute. Halfway through the first half it appeared to get worse but after a video review Mexico had a second goal ruled out. Soon after, the US team got onto the scoresheet when Giovanni Reyna struck home from close range following a corner kick. Mexico regained the lead with just over ten minutes to play, only for Weston McKennie to equalise just three minutes later to take the game into extra time.
After Pulisic scored his penalty, objects were thrown from the crowd towards where the players were celebrating, and Reyna was struck and had to leave the game. Following a lengthy stoppage in play for this incident, the game was again halted as the players pleaded with fans to stop the homophobic chants. The protocol instructs that the crowd are warned using the stadium PA system, which was done in the half time break, followed by the referee being able to stop play, which happened, "While the night showcased Denver as a world-class soccer destination and Empower Field at Mile High as a premiere sports and entertainment venue, the actions of a few patrons unfortunately took away from a memorable event," stadium management said in a statement after the game. "The person arrested for throwing an object on the field was identified through security footage as being responsible for injuring a US player. Along with facing criminal charges, this patron will be banned from all future events at Empower Field at Mile High."
Back to football matters and the US team manager Gregg Berhalter, was happy with his side's performance and attitude in the testing environment, "Each and every game unfolds in a different way, and today I think is going to go down as one of those classic games. We are a young side, and we need to learn how to win. It's also about the fight and spirit, they really showed the heart of champions." But with thoughts turning to the ugly scenes toward the end of the game, "Total lack of respect for what's happening on the field and all effort that both teams are putting into the game. I think he [Reyna] is going to be OK, but he did take something to the head, and it could have been a lot worse."
The National Basketball Association playoffs continue this week at a pace, and we are now into the second round with only one of the opening series of games going against the seedings, and the current champions exiting the competition. The four seed in the East, New York Knicks thrilled their home crowd with a rare playoff win but eventually were overpowered 4-1 by the fifth seed Atlanta Hawks in the only upset. Last years winners, Los Angeles Lakers lost their crown, but their series against the Phoenix Suns was a hugely compelling one, which the two seed Suns won 4-2. The same series score saw Denver Nuggets knock out the Portland Trail Blazers. There was only whitewash, with Milwaukee Bucks sweeping the Miami Heat, and at the other end of the scale there was only one series which went the distance as the Los Angeles Clippers edged out the Dallas Mavericks, 4-3.
The second round has some huge matchups, none more so than the Bucks facing off against the high scoring Brooklyn Nets, and already the Nets have opened a 2-0 lead, after winning their opening two home games. The other game in the East second round sees the Hawks trying to cause another upset when they take on the Philadelphia 76ers: the Hawks jumped out to an incredible lead before holding off a late rally to take the opening game. In the West, the number one seed Utah Jazz take on the Clippers, while the Suns won their opening salvo against the Clippers.


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Germany reports over 100,000 COVID-19 deaths since start of pandemic
BERLIN, Nov. 25 (Xinhua) -- The total number of COVID-19 deaths in Germany has climbed to 100,119, as 351 fatal cases were recorded within the last 24 hours, the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) announced on Thursday.
"100,000 people have lost their lives, and many more children, parents, siblings, partners, friends and colleagues are grieving for them," said acting Minister of Health, Jens Spahn, on Twitter on Thursday.
At the same time, the RKI also recorded a new all-time high of daily COVID-19 infections, as 75,961 cases were reported on Thursday, almost 10,600 more than a week ago. Within one week, the nationwide seven-day incidence rate climbed from 337 to 420.
The number of COVID-19 patients requiring intensive care increased by 132 within 24 hours, reaching 4,202 as of Thursday, according to the online registry of the German Interdisciplinary Association for Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine (DIVI).
To curb the fourth COVID-19 wave, Germany has ramped up its COVID-19 measures and introduced the so-called 3G rule, which stands for geimpft, getestet, genesen (vaccinated, tested, recovered) and applies in the workplace and on public transport.
Faced with record infection figures, politicians in Germany have also begun openly supporting mandatory vaccination.
"In a dynamic situation, when you are dealing with such a disease, to categorically rule out anything for all the time is out of the question," designated Minister of Justice Marco Buschmann told broadcaster ARD on Thursday.
According to a recent survey by market research institute YouGov, 69 percent of German citizens support a general vaccination obligation, while only 23 percent are against such a measure.
Despite multiple vaccines being widely available, the country's vaccination campaign has slowed down. Germany's vaccination rate has only increased by around two percentage points since the end of October, and stood at 68.2 percent as of Wednesday, according to the RKI.
Vaccination is a "crucial way to prevent much further suffering," stressed Spahn. However, the latest figures gave "some encouragement", he added, with almost 200,000 first vaccinations administered in the last two days, and a new daily record of 626,000 booster vaccinations on Wednesday.
On Thursday, the European Medicines Agency (EMA) recommended approval of the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for children aged five years and over in Europe. This would be the first coronavirus vaccine approved in the EU for children under the age of twelve.
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New Zealand is as to the United States as a Rhombus is to a Rectangle.
What's with the last picture? Were ya watching TV outside?
When I was there I sat in a park one day in Rotorua. I felt so small, so meaningless. This must make me a batchelor. It occured to me that people came into the park everyday and no one anywhere ever thought about them, or the park. I got the same feeling in New York. It's not a sad thought really, it was liberty, freedom. Why am I telling you this? Cause I drank too much coffee.
Cool blog, more pics please.
Your sunset blog is fabulous—–One day you can turn it into a coffee table book.
GREAT blog entry. Guess your aunt and I are lucky enough to have a bach. And here I thought we only had one child!
All I want to know is how long will it be before New Zealand wakes up to the fact that they have a hidden treasure right there in Mt Eden just waiting to be discovered. Think of what you could do for NZ tourism…..well maybe not….in fact maybe it's best that they not discover you…we wouldn't want you deported before you got to experience a full season of NZ winter…I can't wait for those blogs.
I am enjoying your blogging. It keeps me from feeling completely cut off from my only son.
A friend of yours, Heidi pointed yr blog out to my wife. Thanks for reminding me of tuatuas and pipis off the beach, I'll go back to foot long subs and iced coffee now.
Mac, thanks for the comment. If you live in Greenpoint, I'll be really freaked out. I was missing iced coffee in the summer. I couldn't believe the sugary confection I got when I ordered one once. We were also missing pizza until we found Eppolita's in Onehunga. We're headed back to Tairua next week for a visit. I'll give them your regards.


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The Victoria and Jubilee Halls trustees work hard to raise money for the halls to ensure their survival. This is because they believe the halls provide crucial entertainment services to the Hartley Wintney community.
Meet the Victoria and Jubilee Halls Trustees
Below you can view the trustees and find out a little bit about them.
Edward Woods
Trustee Chairman
Edward Woods, Chairman of the Victoria and Jubilee Halls since 2017. Educated in UK and USA before spending 30 years in the Army with the Scots Guards. In 2000 I set up an education charity for young people not achieving at school and on retiring in 2013 it had 15,000 students and 1,000 volunteers.
Derek Smee
A trustee for the Victoria and Jubilee Halls since 2015. Born in London, school days spent in Grays Thurrock, Essex. I trained for 2 years to be an airline pilot and flew 36 years for British Airways. I have been a resident of Hartley Wintney since 1982.
Andy Hall
I recently retired as an accountant after working nearly 40 years in senior finance roles for large FTSE listed companies. I live in the village with my wife and two children.
Neel Williams
I became involved with the Victoria Hall in 2014 and a trustee in 2017. I grew up in Denmark where I qualified and worked as a nurse before coming to the UK in 1978. I continued nursing part-time so I could train to become a swimming teacher. I taught swimming at Hart Leisure Centre for 20 years.
Cassandra Dartnell
For 18 years I worked within the travel and hospitality, event management and software marketing industries. I now manage my own company, An Eye for Detail Events, which specialises in all types of event management.
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Following an early career in the travel industry I ran an IT consultancy, before moving into the healthcare industry. This is where I have spent the last 17 years, working in pricing, market access and sales roles.


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261 James St., Suite 2-C., Morristown, NJ 07960
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Specialty in family issues, especially those arising out of the divorce process.
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Aaron G. Welt, Ph.D.
Dr. Aaron Welt has been working in the field of psychology since 1969. He maintains a private practice in the psychotherapy of children, adolescents, adults and elder care consultation, specializing in focused, short term evaluation and treatment of lifespan issues. https://www.dailyrecord.com/story/news/local/2015/01/18/care-teams-emphasize-emotional-support/21953297/
His diversified practice includes individual and family consultation, often working with families and children of divorce. Much of his recent work has been with couples, performing marriage and divorce counselling or Divorce Coaching in the Cooperative/Collaborative Divorce process. https://www.njcollab.com Having taken advanced training in Divorce Coaching and the Child Specialist role, he has spoken about these topics to various professional and lay audiences. https://www.dailyrecord.com/story/news/local/2015/02/22/new-way-divorce-taking-root-nj/23793697/
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Dr. Welt has served on the Executive Boards of the New Jersey Psychological Association and the New Jersey Collaborative Law Group and as the Vice President of the New Jersey Psychological Association Foundation. In 2015 he was selected as Psychologist of the Year by the New Jersey Psychological Association. For many years, he was the moderator of the 1000 member electronic bulletin board Listserv of the NJ Psychological Association. Dr. Welt has maintained an extensive program of continuing professional education, seeking to benefit his clients with the most current, effective and sensible approaches to very difficult family issues.
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General CommentI think its about someone that looks up to another person as a role model.
And the "My sweet love I breathe" is perhaps referring to someone that the person cares about, but then they wanted more than that and made things worse by hurting that relationship that they had with that person, so they feel like they're dying on the inside.
General CommentOr could it be about religious beliefs?
Because "Delicately crawling to your grace" may refer to something.
General CommentI think it's about going back and forth between God and some sin. Personal opinion.
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Modern Treehouse With Three Different Rooms Inside
This garden house was built in treehouse style and it features a pointed design with several spaces inside
Described by the Phorm Architecture + Design as a detached residential extension, the Taringa Treehouse is built under the shelter of a tree, in the backyard of a property in the Queensland city. The treehouse presents no formal elevation back to the original house. The intention was not to fill the backyard but retain the natural aspect and vacancy.
The wedge-shaped structure presents its broadest sides to the neighboring properties and its narrowest towards the owner's home and garden. In an effort to reduce the impact of the structure further, a ground-floor patio is cut into the tip of the two-storey structure. The garden-facing elevation is made from weatherboard, while metallic cladding covers the western façade.
Inside, the climbing wall stretches up the back wall of an informal lounge area, while a translucent stairwell wraps around its back, leading to a study, bedroom and bathroom on the upper floor.
Spaces are wood lined throughout, bar the bathroom, which has glossy grey-painted walls that match the color of the upholstery selected for the sofa and bean bag. A wooden table and shelves are built into the study to make the most of the angular space. There's extensive glazing, which offer amazing views and connects the spaces with outdoors. The mixture of cladding references the adhoc materials used by children to build backyard treehouses.
The scale of the building is proportioned to the tree. The structure is stretched and elongated to reach the low branches. Many aspects of the treehouse are informed not from local domestic architecture but rather the playful language and sensibilities of children's cubby houses which traditionally inhabit this terrain.
The structure is wedge-shaped, and there are two floors plus a terrace outside
The first space is like a home gym, with various sport stuff and a climbing wall
It can be fully opened outside, there are glass doors that allow doing it, and comfy bean bags create a cool chilling zone
The upper floor is taken by a small yet comfortable home office with a glazed wall, which provides cool views and inspires working
There's even a sitting nook here, where the owners can read and enjoy the calmness of the retreat
The upper floor also contains a shower, which feels like an outdoor one thanks to several windows, which still don't spoil privacy
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