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The production of The Rose Elf, directed by R.B. Schlather, inaugurated an imaginative series called "The Angel's Share" curated by the classical-music impresario Andrew Ousley, who last season offered a series of concerts in a crypt in Harlem. After mingling over whiskey, beer, and snacks at the reception center, listeners at the Sunday night performance were ferried to the catacombs on trolleys, the cemetery misty in a light rain. A chamber ensemble stationed at the far end of the narrow passageway of the catacombs played a slow beat as the audience, holding glow-sticks, filed in and sat on chairs against the walls, looking in the gloom like unusually subdued ravers waiting for a DJ to arrive.
The elf is described in the fairy tale as "so tiny that no mortal eye could see him." But this delicate, sensitive creature who dances on the wings of butterflies is also determined: he avenges the lovers by orchestrating the murder of the evil brother. The luminous voice and commanding physical presence of the mezzo Samantha Hankey – tall and statuesque in a silvery dress, her hands and part of her face stained red – embodied the title character's hidden strength instead of Tinkerbell clichés. Portraying the Girl (Luna) and her Beloved (Horus), the soprano Alisa Jordheim and the tenor Kyle Bielfield, clad in sunflower print leggings, moved sensually throughout the claustrophobic space as they enacted their doomed romance. There were erotically macabre undertones as the murderous brother draped himself over his victim on the floor in a pile of tangled limbs and ugly floral prints.
While recent operas by George Benjamin and Charles Wuorinen have seemed too chilly and cerebral for their gruesome and tragic subject matters, Hertzberg has turned a morbid fairy tale about a shattered love affair into a suitably full-blooded and passionate opera. The catacombs were cold, but the music and singing certainly generated plenty of heat.
Vivien Schweitzer is a New York based writer and pianist. She was a freelance music critic for The New York Times between 2006-2016, and has just written A Mad Love: An Introduction to Opera, to be published by Basic Books in September 2018.


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Planning Meeting Book Launch Cecilia Brainard's OUT OF CEBU: ESSAYS AND PERSONAL PROSE
Picture taken at the Planning Meeting of the Book Launch of my collection of essays, OUT OF CEBU, launch scheduled on Sunday, 2/5/12, 2:30 p.m. Granada Rm, Casino Espanol, Cebu City. No hardcopy invitations required to attend, but RSVP sancarlospublications@yahoo.com
Seated l-r: Terry Manguerra, Cecilia Manguerra Brainard, Jaime Picornell
Standing l-r: Louie Nacorda, Gavin Bagares, Jason Baguia, Jobers Bersales
Labels: Cebu literature, Cecilia Brainard, Filipina writers, Filipino literature, Out of Cebu
INVITATION: BOOK LAUNCH OF BRAINARD'S OUT OF CEBU
Book Launch of Cecilia Manguerra Brainard's OUT OF CEBU: ESSAYS AND PERSONAL PROSE, Sunday, Feb. 5, 2:30 p.m., Granda Room, Casino Espanol,Cebu City.
There will be a literary reading of excerpts from the book by Gavin Bagares, Louie Nacorda, Leonidito Leodinito Y. Cañete, Marlinda Angbetic Tan, and someone from USC. Of course Jobers Reynes Bersales, Director of USC press will give a talk. It will be a very fun book launch so please mark your calendars! You don't need a hardcopy invitation, but it would appreciated if you email
Labels: Cebu, Filipino literature
SAN CARLOS UNIVERSITY RELEASES BOOK "OUT OF CEBU"
I'm sharing the press release regarding my forthcoming book "Out of Cebu: Essays and Personal Prose" which will be released in Cebu this Feb. 5, by the University San Carlos Press. There will be a limited hardbound edition available at the book launch. If any one wants a hardbound copy, please contact palh@aol.com.
UNIVERSITY OF SAN CARLOS RELEASES NEW BOOK "OUT OF CEBU"
The University of San Carlos Press is proud to announce that the book, Out of Cebu: Essays and Personal Prose, by Cecilia Manguerra Brainard will be released on February 5, 2012.
The book collects 28 essays about the author's Cebuano ties, including colorful accounts about her mother's family, the Cuencos, a prominent political family in Cebu. The book also includes writings about the author's life and travels outside of Cebu.
The book has received early praise from the educator, Dr. Edmundo Litton of Loyola Marymount University who says, "These essays celebrate a pride in a heritage. Brainard is clearly proud of her Cebuana heritage and this pride shows in this magnificent collection of essays."
Likewise, Dr. Susan Evangelista of Palawan State University comments, "I knew Cecilia Manguerra Brainard first as a fiction writer, writing from the U.S., but grounded in the physicality of Ubec, Cebu, of course. Later when I got to know her as a friend, I discovered another layer which involved her deep interest, research in and thinking about Filipino history, particularly Magellan, who died,of course, in Cebu."
The author, Cecilia Manguerra Brainard, was born and raised in Cebu. Her parents were Engr. Mariano F. Manguerra and Concepcion Cuenco Manguerra. She attended St. Theresa's College in Cebu and San Marcelino; she obtained her AB in Communication Arts at Maryknoll College. She went on to do graduate work in film making at UCLA, but later went into writing when she was a young wife and mother. Aside from writing and editing, she teaches at the prestigious Writers' Program at UCLA Extension.
Brainard has written nine books, including the internationally-acclaimed novel, When the Rainbow Goddess Wept, which chronicles the coming of age of a young girl in Ubec (Cebu backwards) during World War II, a novel inspired by her own parents' experiences during the war. Brainard first coined the mythical place "Ubec" in her first short story collection, Woman with Horns and Other Stories, and she continued to use this setting in her other works of fiction: Magdalena, Acapulco at Sunset and Other Stories, Vigan and Other Stories.
She has also written books of nonfiction, edited four books, and co-edited six more. Her writings have been translated into Finnish and Turkish.
Brainard has received a California Arts Council Fellowship in Fiction, a Brody Arts Fund Award, a Special Recognition Award for her work dealing with Asian American youths, as well as a Certificate of Recognition from the California State Senate, 21st District. She has also been awarded by the Filipino and Filipino American communities she has served. She received the prestigious Filipinas Magazine Arts Award, and the Outstanding Individual Award from her birth city, Cebu, Philippines. She has received several travel grants in the Philippines, from the USIS (United States Information Service).
She has lectured and performed in worldwide literary arts organizations and universities, including UCLA, USC, University of Connecticut, University of the Philippines, PEN, Beyond Baroque, Shakespeare & Company in Paris, and many others. She teaches creative writing at the Writers Program at UCLA-Extension.
She is married to Lauren R. Brainard, a former Peace Corp Volunteer to Leyte, Philippines; they have three sons and several grandchildren.
Brainard's book, Out of Cebu: Essays and Personal Essays, is available from Cebu's University of San Carlos Press (sancarlospublications@yahoo.com).
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Growing up, Lettie Johnson's mother taught her two things: It's a woman's place to live like a princess, and she'll never be good enough for a prince. But, after meeting powerful lawyer Braxton Bonet, Lettie felt like she was finally on her path for a happily ever after.
However, Lettie was not prepared for what laid beneath Braxton's cool demeanor or the sudden appearance of John Roundtree, a charming new acquaintance.
Can Lettie come to terms with the idea of "the perfect man" while striving to become a complete woman?


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The entire St. Moritz Corviglia ski region is dotted with cosy mountain restaurants and secluded Alpine huts that are perfect for kicking back and sampling the local delicacies. Of course, there are also gourmet restaurants and bars up here at 2,400 metres, for those who enjoy the finer things in life. This dizzying array of sky-high cuisine proves yet again that St. Moritz truly has it all.
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package com.facebook.buck.cli;

import com.facebook.buck.httpserver.WebServer;
import com.facebook.buck.util.Console;
import com.google.common.annotations.VisibleForTesting;
import com.google.common.base.Optional;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableMap;

import org.kohsuke.args4j.Option;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Map;

public class ServerStatusCommand extends AbstractCommand {

  @Option(
      name = "--http-port",
      usage = "Print the port that the server is running on.")
  private boolean showHttpserverPort = false;

  @Option(
      name = "--json",
      usage = "Print the output in a json format.")
  private boolean printJson = false;

  public boolean isShowHttpserverPort() {
    return showHttpserverPort;
  }

  public boolean isPrintJson() {
    return printJson;
  }

  @VisibleForTesting
  void enableShowHttpserverPort() {
    showHttpserverPort = true;
  }

  @VisibleForTesting
  void enablePrintJson() {
    printJson = true;
  }

  @Override
  public int runWithoutHelp(CommandRunnerParams params) throws IOException, InterruptedException {
    ImmutableMap.Builder<String, Object> builder = ImmutableMap.builder();

    if (isShowHttpserverPort()) {
      int port = -1;
      Optional<WebServer> webServer = params.getWebServer();
      if (webServer.isPresent()) {
        port = webServer.get().getPort().or(port);
      }

      builder.put("http.port", port);
    }

    ImmutableMap<String, Object> values = builder.build();

    Console console = params.getConsole();

    if (isPrintJson()) {
      console.getStdOut().println(params.getObjectMapper().writeValueAsString(values));
    } else {
      for (Map.Entry<String, Object> entry : values.entrySet()) {
        console.getStdOut().printf("%s=%s%n", entry.getKey(), entry.getValue());
      }
    }

    return 0;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean isReadOnly() {
    return true;
  }

  @Override
  public String getShortDescription() {
    return "Specify options to print the server status.";
  }
}

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It's Official: VMware Ditches vRAM Licensing
VMware reverts back to CPU-based licensing; VMworld attendees approve.
By Michael Domingo
The controversial vRAM licensing model for vSphere that VMware debuted at last year's VMworld, well, that's no longer an issue. VMware's newly installed CEO Pat Gelsinger made that clear at his morning keynote speech to the throngs of IT pros attending VMworld in San Francisco this week.
With the word "vRAM" projected and hexed out on a screen behind him, he said, "We are striking this word from our vocabulary," which immediately drew applause from the crowd.
Rumor of vRAM licensing's demise actually leaked out early last week from CRN's Kevin McLaughlin, whose sources said that "VMware will return to its previous CPU-based licensing model," upon the release of vSphere 5.1. That version is slated for release Sept. 15. Customers using version 5.0 will be able to revert to the CPU-based licensing as well.
vRAM entitlements was a pricing scheme that, boiled down to its essence, was based on memory usage rather than CPU. Besides being mildly confusing, what also drew customer ire was that pricing ended up being inordinately higher than the older, much simpler CPU-based pricing. VirtualizationReview.com's Elias Khnaser blogged at the time that the pricing scheme amounted to a "vTax" when migrating some of his environments from older versions of vSphere up to version 5.
Microsoft for its part spun the vRAM entitlements backlash as a way to tout the pricing advantages of its own Hyper-V hypervisor to potential converts. Khnaser noted then that most customers concerned with price might be ready to move over, but that vSphere still held up on the merits of its technology.
VMware has already updated its pricing model, which can be viewed at the company's Web site.
Michael Domingo has held several positions at 1105 Media, and is currently the editor in chief of Visual Studio Magazine.


Before a person can become a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, whose members are sometimes called Mormons, he or she must be baptized.
Jesus answered, Verily, verily, I say unto thee, Except a man be born of water and of the Spirit, he cannot enter into the kingdom of God (John 3:5).
Baptism is so essential that even Jesus Christ was baptized. Although baptism is considered an ordinance that washes away sin, Jesus had no sins. He was perfect. For this reason, his cousin John protested His request for baptism, suggesting that Jesus should be baptizing him instead. Jesus persisted, however, and was baptized. Why did Jesus insist on baptism when He was perfect?
Baptism is a commandment. It is not up to us to decide we don't need a required ordinance. If we are commanded to do something, we must do it. Jesus obeyed commandments faithfully, keeping the Law of Moses and all other commandments. He also knew that Christians throughout history would follow the example He set and so He was baptized by immersion, showing us how to be baptized and making it clear we must be baptized ourselves.
Baptism is also an opportunity to make our first covenants with God. A covenant is a two-way promise between God and us, with God choosing the terms. When we do our part, God will do His. At baptism, we covenant to take on ourselves the name of Jesus Christ, to accept Him as our Savior, to keep the commandments, and to prepare to live with God again. These start us on a path that will help us return home to God's presence someday.
Baptism requires some preparation on the part of the person about to join the Church. Mormons allow those eight and older to be baptized. Mormons believe that children have the ability to pray to God for a personal testimony of God and Jesus Christ and not just depend on the testimonies of others. They receive instruction in how to do this both at home and at church and are expected to pray for that testimony prior to their baptisms.
Repentance involves recognizing the sin, feeling true sorrow for it, stopping the sinful action, making restitution as far as possible, and apologizing to God and all others who were hurt or involved in any way. Once a person is baptized, those repented of sins are washed away and forgotten by God. Of course, no one is perfect, and so repentance is an ongoing process.


Do DIRECTV receivers support AirPlay or casting?
The technology took a couple of years, but it seems now everyone is exciting about sending video wirelessly from their phones to their TVs. I think it's a great thing. I hate when I have to crowd around a little screen to see something when you're standing so close to a big one.
What is AirPlay? Is it different from casting?
AirPlay is Apple's proprietary system for sending video wirelessly. As with all things Apple it works only with iPhones and iPads, as well as Apple TV devices. There are a few other devices on the market that support it for audio, and a few premium TV makers have said they will support it in the future. AirPlay is a good, secure system but it's not widely supported since about 85% of the phones out there are Androids.
Casting takes its name from the ChromeCast device. It's Google's implementation of screen sharing. It's a little more versatile than Apple's and it's supported in a lot of devices including most popular brands of smart TVs. In addition to straight screen sharing, some casting apps actually do something smarter. For example if you are casting Netflix, you tell the Netflix app what to play from your phone, cast it to the TV and then the TV will pull the program straight from the internet. This means a smoother and more reliable stream.
How would DIRECTV implement casting?
DIRECTV receivers could implement casting one of two ways. They're not likely to use AirPlay since that's Apple's baby. As a casting source, they could stream programming wirelessly to a TV. As a casting target, they could receive video or audio from your phone and then send it to the TV if your TV didn't have that capability.
Unfortunately though, neither of those things are likely to happen.
Why won't DIRECTV support casting?
As a programming source, AT&T's lawyers would probably want to negotiate with all of its content providers before providing additional streaming or casting options. This process of negotiation takes years to do and I'm not sure the lawyers would see a lot of benefit to it when the receiver could so easily be connected by a wire.
As a target for programming from your phone, the only benefit would be to give you the ability to watch non-DIRECTV content. At one point DIRECTV (as a separate company) supported YouTube and media sharing and several other technologies. There was a plan to make the DIRECTV DVR the complete hub for all your TV watching. Unfortunately it never came to pass, and no one really missed those features when they were taken out.
Let's also point out, you'd need all new hardware to do casting or AirPlay. I don't think you could just do it with software from within the DVR or client. That would mean a lot of investment for a pretty small return and that doesn't seem like the kind of thing AT&T would do.
So the idea of going completely wireless isn't going to happen. Even if you have a wireless client you're going to need a power cord and HDMI cable. If you want to put something from your phone on the TV, you'll need a different device that supports it (or a different TV that supports it.) The good news is that you can mount a DIRECTV receiver or client behind the TV and the remote will still work. This means you can still get a clean DIRECTV installation and avoid seeing the wires, even if you can't be rid of them.
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Q: i can't change min date value on kendo datetimepicker mvc I have problem with "kendo datetimepicker". if i set min value like this:
.Min(new DateTime(2020,1,1,8,0,0))

i change minimum value of date, but time still starts since 00:01. If i set it like this:
.Min(new DateTime(DateTime.Now.Year,DateTime.Now.Month, DateTime.Now.Day,8,0,0))

i change date and time, but i can't set date since today. I tried set year as "2020" and rest as DateTime.Month, and DateTime.Day, but that don't work. Next i tried to prepare datetime and set it like this:
.Min(new DateTime(preparedDate.Year,preparedDate.Month, preparedDate.Day,8,0,0))

But that don't work too.
Can someone tell me how i can set min time at 08:00?

A: The problem is that the minimum you set applies to the date and time together. Each of the things you tried fails because of this.
If you use .Min(new DateTime(2020,1,1,8,0,0)), you can't pick a date and/or time before 8:00 on 1/1/2020. So 7:00 on 1/1/2022 is available.
If you use .Min(new DateTime(DateTime.Now.Year,DateTime.Now.Month, DateTime.Now.Day,8,0,0)) you can't pick anything before 8:00 today. However, 7:00 is available for tomorrow's date and also you can't pick anything after 8:00 on a past date.
What you can do is use the change event of the DateTimePicker to complete a custom check and set the value yourself if the check fails.
You can see a demo using Kendo UI for jQuery.

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
    <meta charset="utf-8"/>
    <title>Kendo UI Snippet</title>

    <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://kendo.cdn.telerik.com/2022.2.802/styles/kendo.default-v2.min.css"/>

    <script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-1.12.4.min.js"></script>
    <script src="https://kendo.cdn.telerik.com/2022.2.802/js/kendo.all.min.js"></script>
</head>
<body>

<input id="datetimepicker" />
<script>
  let currentDateTime = null;

$("#datetimepicker").kendoDateTimePicker({
    change: function(e) {
      var value = this.value();

      if (value.getHours() < 8) { // Check if the hour is before 8:00
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Every December 31st just before the clock hits 12 o'clock I panic thinking about my New Year's resolutions. Very often I've found myself breaking self-promises and quite honest I'm one of those persons that give up easily if the aforementioned pledge requires a great deal of sacrifice, e.g: having to quit wine (yeah right!), carbs, and every thing that doesn't belong to the plant kingdom in order to get a six pack. After promising myself for many years a ripped abdominal area a lá Brad Pitt in The Fight Club and only getting a cute flabby belly a lá Lena Dunham in Girls, I just gave up on unrealistic goals and now I stick to the good old promise-as-you-go type of deal.
This past year however, I realized that I spend too much time dealing with garments i.e. organizing my closet, taking items to the cleaners, doing laundry, folding clothes, removing cat hairs from my sweaters, and all the other activities that revolve around body containers a.k.a. clothes; and I've come up with a promise that I might be able to keep due to its simplicity and lack of sacrifice: I will recycle, reuse, and restore what I already own and I will not buy any unnecessary apparel for at least three months starting January 1st, 2014 (side effects might include nausea, diarrhea, dry mouth, constipation, insomnia, skin rash….I'm kidding no i'm not. I very recently saw a documentary about how the USA is addicted to prescription drugs and now I'm all into side effects. Notice also how easily I get side-tracked).
My first DIY project of the year is this simple white tank with an illustration from Erika for Deletereo (I love you mon cherie!). Who knew that a color printer, transfer paper and a couple of plastic emeralds could save a plain tank top from the inevitable destiny of becoming sweaty gym wear?
Let's hope that this resolution doesn't end up in the bucket of broken promises. In there I can find classics like: I'm never bitting my nails again (hands or feet), I'm never putting my used gum behind my ear for future use after I'm done eating, I will floss my teeth more often, I promise to stop ringing all the bells when I'm trying to gain access to a building, and my favorite: I promise to limit my wine consumption to once per month……right.
Besos! and what were your New Year's lies resolutions?
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'Snapshots' honors dead students
Alexander Viray
The dance program at CSUN is one that often doesn't get the recognition it deserves, but this weekend 'Snapshots – A Dance Experience' put on a show proving that it is not one to be overlooked. The performance was sponsored by the Department of Kinesiology and College of Health and Human Development and took place on March 28 at the Plaza Del Sol Performance Hall.
The show also honored the passing of one of the dancers, Roger Nunez, from Northridge Academy High, and the death of CSUN kinesiology major Jessica Rawles.
The Presidential Scholars Performance honored two recipients of its award, Evan Rosenblatt and Sunny Reichert. All of the dance pieces were choreographed by Rosenblatt and Reichert. They created a show that was well arranged and very creative.
The event not only showcased the talents of CSUN students, but also students from outside of the university. Neighboring Northridge Academy High School was chosen as the site for a community arts outreach program which included these students in the performance. The main focus of the program was to bring the artistic opportunity of dance to students in the community.
'It was very thoughtful that they used their grant money to teach the kids to dance,' said Eric Leon.
Rosenblatt and Reichert were the main two featured dancers in the performances, but dozens of others were included. The dance not only encompassed performers of different backgrounds, but of different skill levels.
The show encompassed various different styles of dance routines in nine dance ensembles that ranged from hip-hop to ballet. All of the performances were incredibly engaging and each displayed its own element of individuality. One of the dance numbers integrated the use of basketballs and humor to make for a very unique and original performance.
'It was good, very entertaining,' said audience member Kevin Thatcher. 'It wasn't just one thing the whole time.'
The dancing was exquisite, especially the ballet pieces. Rosenblatt executed ballet in a many that words could barely describe. He proved why he was chosen as a Presidential Scholars Award recipient. Rosenblatt's grace and poise on stage was very refreshing to see in a male performance, and it was obvious that he had put large amounts of time and effort into creating an astounding performance.
'It was amazing, it was very touching and moving,' said audience member Brittney Frenkel.
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NASA Announces Eight New Astronaut Candidates
By Emily Carney, on June 18th, 2013
NASA's 2013 Astronaut Candidate Class. Top left to right: Josh A. Cassada, Ph. D.; Victor J. Glover, Lt. Commander, U.S. Navy; Tyler N. Hague (Nick), Lt. Colonel, U.S. Air Force; Christina M. Hammock, NOAA Station Chief. Bottom left to right: Nicole Aunapu Mann, Major, U.S. Marine Corps; Anne C. McClain, Major, U.S. Army; Jessica U. Meir, Ph.D.; Andrew R. Morgan, M.D., Major, U.S. Army. Photo Credit: NASA.
NASA announced that after an exhaustive year-and-a-half search, the space agency has selected eight new astronaut candidates. The eight were whittled down from a pool of 6,100 applicants, the second-largest number ever to apply to NASA's astronaut corps.
The candidates are as follows:
Josh A. Cassada, Ph. D., 39, is originally from White Bear Lake, Minn. Cassada is a former naval aviator who holds an undergraduate degree from Albion College, and advanced degrees from the University of Rochester, N.Y. Cassada is a physicist by training and currently is serving as co-founder and Chief Technology Officer for Quantum Opus.
Victor J. Glover, 37, Lt. Commander, U.S. Navy, hails from Pomona, Calif., and Prosper, Texas. He is an F/A-18 pilot and graduate of the U.S. Air Force Test Pilot School. Glover holds degrees from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo, Calif.; Air University and Naval Postgraduate School. He currently is serving as a Navy Legislative Fellow in the U.S. Congress.
Tyler N. Hague (Nick), 37, Lt. Colonel, U.S. Air Force, calls Hoxie, Kan., home. He is a graduate of the U.S. Air Force Academy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the U.S. Air Force Test Pilot School, Edwards, Calif. Hague currently is supporting the Department of Defense as Deputy Chief of the Joint Improvised Explosive Device Defeat Organization.
Christina M. Hammock, 34, calls Jacksonville, N.C. home. Hammock holds undergraduate and graduate degrees from North Carolina State University, Raleigh, N.C. She currently is serving as National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Station Chief in American Samoa.
Nicole Aunapu Mann, 35, Major, U.S. Marine Corps, originally is from Penngrove, Calif. She is a graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy, Stanford (Calif.) University and the U.S. Naval Test Pilot School, Patuxent River, Md. Mann is an F/A 18 pilot, currently serving as an Integrated Product Team Lead at the U.S. Naval Air Station, Patuxent River.
Anne C. McClain, 34, Major, U.S. Army, lists her hometown as Spokane, Wash. She is a graduate of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y.; the University of Bath and the University of Bristol, both in the United Kingdom. McClain is an OH-58 helicopter pilot, and a recent graduate of U.S. Naval Test Pilot School at Naval Air Station, Patuxent River.
Jessica U. Meir, Ph.D., 35 is from Caribou, Maine. She is a graduate of Brown University, has an advanced degree from the International Space University, and earned her doctorate from Scripps Institution of Oceanography. Meir currently is an Assistant Professor of Anesthesia at Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston.
Andrew R. Morgan, M.D., 37, Major, U.S. Army, considers New Castle, Pa., home. Morgan is a graduate of The U.S. Military Academy at West Point, and earned doctorate in medicine from the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Bethesda, Md. He has experience as an emergency physician and flight surgeon for the Army special operations community, and currently is completing a sports medicine fellowship.
Janet Kavandi, director of Flight Crew Operations at Johnson Space Center, and Charles Bolden, NASA's administrator, both commented about the new selections.
"This year we have selected eight highly qualified individuals who have demonstrated impressive strengths academically, operationally, and physically. They have diverse backgrounds and skill sets that will contribute greatly to the existing astronaut corps. Based on their incredible experiences to date, I have every confidence that they will apply their combined expertise and talents to achieve great things for NASA and this country in the pursuit of human exploration," said Kavandi.
Bolden added: "These new space explorers asked to join NASA because they know we're doing big, bold things here—developing missions to go farther into space than ever before. They're excited about the science we're doing on the International Space Station and our plan to launch from U.S. soil to there on spacecraft built by American companies. And they're ready to help lead the first human mission to an asteroid and then on to Mars."
The group is said to be training to conduct missions in low-Earth orbit, to an asteroid or to Mars. This announcement comes at a time when the Commercial Orbital Transportation System (COTS) program and the Space Launch System (SLS) program are years from achieving manned orbital operations. At present time, the COTS program intends to send humans to the ISS beginning in 2017; the SLS program doesn't intend on making test flights until 2017 and may not become operational until well into the 2020s. Time will tell as to whether these new astronauts will make spaceflights into worlds unknown.
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today i discovered that with the "s" key you could actually save a game. and "l" load game. so created a custom adf disk for that. seems to work.
Am going to watch it, thanks!
Just watched the beginning of that vid... Hadn't actually seen this game (I'd heard about it)..
Dont use the one with the Setrox trainer tho, L and S dont work for some reason in that version.


Flux + Flow Dance and Movement Center emphasizes adult beginner dance lessons. This weekend 19 dancers from the studio will perform at Columbus Dance Theatre alongside the professional dance company FluxFlow Dance Project.
When Cheryl Boschert takes the stage at Columbus Dance Theatre on Friday night for her first-ever dance performance, the 53-year-old will have her three teenage children in the audience to cheer her on.
What goes around comes around for this Upper Arlington mother and massage therapist.
Since last spring, Boschert has attended several weekly ballet and contemporary dance classes at Flux + Flow Dance and Movement Center, a studio in Clintonville that emphasizes beginner lessons for adults. On Friday and Saturday, she will put her newly learned skills to the test as she and 18 other adults — ranging in age from 22 to 74 — perform a piece choreographed by Russell Lepley, who opened the studio with his husband, Filippo Pelacchi, in 2017.
After the modern-dance performance, which involves singing and centers on a Joanna Newsom song called "Inflammatory Writ" about dealing with failure, Lepley and Pelacchi's professional dance company, FluxFlow Dance Project, will perform, with the novice dancers serving as the chorus. The 50-minute program also will be presented on Saturday afternoon and evening.
Though their studio's focus was always meant to be on adults, Lepley and Pelacchi never intended to bring their beginner students to the stage.
"It was a happy accident," said Lepley, 30, a Hilliard native who has danced professionally across the globe for more than a decade. Pelacchi, also a professional dancer, is from Italy.
After some of their students attended a performance of the professional company last June, they inquired about putting on a similar show.
Because of the nature of the choreography, Lepley said he was able to tweak the steps of that same dance so some of his adult students could perform it, which 10 of them did the following month.
The students have thrived on the challenge of memorizing choreography and learning how to move as a group, he added.
The time and effort spent rehearsing, which is in addition to the numerous individual classes the students in the performance group attend, is well worth it, these novice dancers said.
Michelle Herman, who was part of the initial July performance, said she has become addicted to dance. Before joining classes at Flux + Flow shortly after it opened, the 64-year-old creative writing professor at Ohio State University hadn't taken a dance lesson in more than five decades.
So is Bruno Picinane. Having never taken a dance lesson, the 26-year-old Albania native was hesitant to attend his first class in October, but that feeling disappeared instantly, he said.
"What I liked is even though I had no dance experience, they still tried to make you feel very comfortable," said Picinane, a Victorian Village resident and financial analyst. "I lacked in the dance terms, lacked in the movements, but I didn't feel humiliated at all."
Herman and others said they never feel inadequate for what they may not know or physically can't do, because Lepley and Pelacchi tailor the classes and the choreography for the performances to their strengths.
There is a great diversity among the students. The 19 performers this weekend include Ohio State students, retirees and transplants from other countries. Some work in the medical profession; others works in the arts or math-related fields.
And the bonds forged during late-night rehearsals at the studio have transcended the center's walls. The dancers grab drinks for happy hour, share meals and celebrate birthdays together.
Judith Schwartzbaum, a 74-year-old epidemiologist, has danced recreationally since she was 30 at a number of different studios across the country, but she had never performed until she started taking lessons at Flux + Flow 18 months ago. She said she has never felt more at home than with these peers.
When the dancers take the stage Friday and Saturday, they will see hours of hard work come to fruition.


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Missing woman, 3-year-old girl located; alert canceled
LMPD said 55-year-old Caroline Teasley and 3-year-old Journee Moye were found safe.
Author: Conner Farrell (WHAS 11)
Published: 10:34 PM EDT October 22, 2021
Updated: 11:09 PM EDT October 22, 2021
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — UPDATE: Both Teasley and Moye have been located. The alert has been canceled.
An Operation Return Home was issued by the Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) for a missing woman and 3-year-old girl.
According to a release, 55-year-old Caroline Teasley and 3-year-old Journee Moye were last seen in the 2900 block of Taylor Boulevard around 4 p.m. Friday.
Both Teasley and Moye were located by LMPD and are safe. The Operation Return Home has been canceled.
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The B.L. England power plant would be converted from coal to natural gas with a new South Jersey Gas pipeline.
Business and labor groups made one more pitch Monday in favor of a natural-gas pipeline through the Pinelands to the state Board of Public Utilities -- and opponents offered some hints of how they could force a showdown in the courts.
The public hearing late Monday was the last before the BPU and state Pinelands Commission officials once again approve the recently resurrected plan for South Jersey Gas to build a 22-mile pipeline to enable reconstruction and repowering of the obsolete B.L. England coal-fired power station in Cape May County.
Pinelands commissioners first blocked the pipeline project in a January 2014 tie vote. But South Jersey Gas -- with bipartisan political backing from the Christie administration and South Jersey lawmakers -- brought its plan back this summer, newly reclassified as a "private development" that could pass muster without a vote by the Pinelands board.
But critics say the project's convoluted history -- with the BPU at one point acting as the project applicant before the Pinelands Commission, rather than South Jersey Gas, and utility regulators now in the position of approving it themselves -- is just begging for a court challenge.
"You're regulating and applying at the same time … Do you think we're stupid?" said Georgina Shanley, a longtime pipeline opponent from Ocean City.
A crowd of roughly 75 in the Upper Township municipal building appeared about evenly split between pipeline critics and supporters, the latter including workers from the building trades and union officials. They say the pipeline and power plant will boost the economy in a region still reeling from Atlantic City's setbacks with the collapse of the Revel resort project, casino closings, and layoffs.
"It's a good project. It's going to create jobs for Cape May and Atlantic County people," said Ray Phillips, president of Ironworkers Local 350 in Atlantic City.
"Help us keep our jobs," said Michael Zarrillo, an electrician with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 351.
While those supporters focused on economics, critics from environmental groups and residents along the pipeline route warned that the plan is a step toward dismantling the regional Pinelands plan that has kept nearly 1 million acres of forest, farms, and small towns almost intact for 35 years.
"The political influences are a real concern in this project," said environmental activist Margo Pellegrino of Medford Lakes. Pinelands commissioners and staffers have been under intense pressure from Trenton officials, she said.
The first problem facing the pipeline was its route through a forest-area zone, the second-strictest set of land-use controls set up under the 1979 Pinelands Protection Act. Like other environmental legislation in the 1970s, it was drawn with an eye to the possibility in that decade of offshore oil and gas drilling along the New Jersey coast, and lawmakers wanted control over how a new energy industry would develop.
That led to a rule against new gas and oil transmission pipelines in the forest area, unless they serve local residents. South Jersey Gas and its supporters argue the plan meets that criteria, but opponents say the B.L. England plant as primary user lies outside the Pinelands.
South Jersey Gas looked at eight pipeline routes, and the state Department of Environmental Protection "confirmed this route is the most environmentally preferable," said Dan Lockwood, manager of stakeholder relations for SJG.
As for building the pipeline -- after approvals are obtained and legal appeals are exhausted -- "In terms of getting contracts completed it would take about 18 months," Lockwood said.
The environmental groups will push those appeals because they see the pipeline setting a precedent for dismantling other Pinelands rules with future exemptions, says Carleton Montgomery, executive director of the Pinelands Preservation Alliance.
"The precedent problem is so much worse now in the manner it is being obtained," , in August after Pinelands Commission executive director Nancy Wittenberg revealed the pipeline would move forward without the commissioners' approval.
Wittenberg reversed her earlier decision that commissioners needed to vote on the pipeline as a public project, and declared the pipeline a private development project that need only pass muster with her staff.
The project stalled after Pinelands commissioners deadlocked in a 7-7 tie vote in January 2014 -- a meeting that was held despite a dangerous ice and snow storm that made travel to the commission's rural Pemberton Township offices hazardous. It was a signal of how much pressure was on commissioners from the Christie administration, project backers, and pipeline opponents.
Christie's political fortunes had taken a hit in the weeks before, from allegations his aides orchestrated lane closings at the George Washington Bridge to punish the mayor of Fort Lee. As the South Jersey Gas plan lay dormant for months after, the administration moved to change the balance of power among commissioners. Then in July 2015, the BPU revived the project.
Under Pinelands rules, private developments should be reviewed by local municipal land-use boards, under ordinances that incorporate the Pinelands standards, said environmental activist Bill Wolfe of Bordentown.
But the regulators' recent moves on the gas line have led to the "absurd outcome" of the BPU having a final say without local reviews, Wolfe said.
Kirk Moore is a New Jersey native who has been reporting and writing about the state for more than 30 years. As a reporter for the Asbury Park Press, Moore covered environmental, ocean, and military issues. He was a 2011 winner of the Online News Association's Knight Award for Public Service for the 2010 series "Barnegat Bay Under Stress" that helped push state and federal agencies to restore the bay's ecological health. He lives in West Creek.


"A World Without Love" is a song recorded by the British duo Peter and Gordon and released as their first single in February 1964. It was included on the duo's debut album in the UK, and in the US on an album of the same name. The song was written by Paul McCartney and attributed to Lennon–McCartney. The B-side was "If I Were You", written by Peter and Gordon. In the United States, "A World Without Love" topped both the Billboard Hot 100 and the Cash Box Top 100. McCartney wrote the song when he was 16. When he moved into the London home of his then-girlfriend Jane Asher in 1963, sharing a room with her brother Peter Asher, Asher asked him if he could use the song after Asher and Gordon Waller had signed a recording contract as Peter and Gordon. McCartney did not think the song was good enough for The Beatles. As such, the song was never released by the Beatles, and the only known recording of the song by any member of the Beatles is the original demo of the song performed by McCartney, which is now in the possession of Peter Asher. As of January 2013, Paul McCartney's demo has been leaked on YouTube. It is 30 seconds in length, but offers a rare glimpse into the song's origins. The clip was played at Asher's most recent string of concerts. "A World Without Love" is one of The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame's 500 Songs that Shaped Rock and Roll.


University is the perfect time to build your skills and experience. Extra-curricular activities can complement and enhance your academic studies, and give you a head start on achieving your future goals.
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Employability skills: transferable skills common to all work roles and workplaces, acquired through study and work experience, but also through a range of work and other life experiences.
Consider conducting a skills audit to assess your employability skills and how you might work on developing them.
Skills are a primary focus when it comes to professional development, but attributes play an equally important role. An attribute is a characteristic or personality trait that enhances and complements your employability skills.
While you don't necessarily 'build' attributes in the same way that you build employability skills, you need to identify what your best attributes are and where your strengths and weaknesses may be. It is important to identify attributes that may be desirable in relation to your particular industry or job type.
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Leadership Sports team captain, organising an event or a music band, student association's board member, club treasurer, communications manager etc.
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Communication (written and verbal) Communicating effectively with your classmates during group work, engaging presentations, professional email communication, professional reports, casual work (such as customer service), leadership roles or extra-curricular activities (sport, debating, etc), cross-cultural communication in the classroom, study abroad experience, mentoring.
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You possess a wide range of skills that you have developed through your study, work and life experience. It is your job to reflect on your experiences, identify your transferable skills and articulate them when required. Employers or stakeholders may ask you: "what have you done so far?" or "why should we offer this opportunity to you?" You need to be able to articulate why providing you with an opportunity would be a worthwhile investment for them.
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A mentor can assist you in getting the most out of your study, and to expand your knowledge of future employment pathways and strategies after graduation. You may consider becoming a mentor yourself, which is a great way to demonstrate to employers that you enjoy giving back to the community. Mentoring is an effective way to develop empathy, active listening and rapport-building skills, which are relevant to a range of professional opportunities requiring interpersonal and communication skills.
These activities provide great entry-level skill development and networking opportunities, and many of them are on campus. Groups such as the Student Peer Leader Network and student interest clubs enable you to develop skills such as event organising, project management, teamwork, communication, leadership and more. It is recommended to get involved at the start of your student journey.
Spending a period of time overseas at a partner institution can be a life-changing experience and provide new insights into your preferences, choices and ideas about your future. Other benefits include cross-cultural communication skills, cultural awareness, establishing new connections, self-management, planning and resourcefulness. These skills all contribute to developing your ability to thrive in today's diverse global market. The University offers a range of options if you are interested in study overseas.
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Internships: fixed-term work experience programs such as internships are a great way to gain insights into a profession or a specific organisation, and assist in developing networks. They also provide an opportunity to demonstrate what you can contribute to the workplace and may lead to an offer of employment.
Work Integrated Learning (WIL) placements: you may have the opportunity to consider internship subject placements. These are subjects embedded in your university curriculum and assessment that incorporate work experience and structured reflective practice, which reinforces professional learning. See your faculty or course adviser for further information.
This type of work may include entry-level positions in the workforce that may not require specific qualifications, such as hospitality. Part-time or casual roles are great for developing your understanding of the workplace, as well as transferable skills and attributes such as communication, teamwork, customer service and punctuality. You may also consider professional or semi-professional positions in a temporary or casual capacity. This is a great way to enter a company or profession of your preference.
In addition to your university studies, there are a range of skills training and development options which might be useful. We encourage you to see 'What's on at Stop 1' to explore information sessions, workshops, presentations and events at the University.
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The Victorian Government subsidises some certificate and diploma-level course costs for students. Qualifications are delivered online, and are open to Australian citizens and those with permanent residency.
Professional development programs (short courses and single sessions) are offered by a range of organisations. Subjects include project management, copy-editing, website design, making presentations, using Excel and account management. University of Melbourne students also have access to Pick It Up Online! – a suite of online skills training sessions covering all levels of Office programs and other general professional skills.
MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) are free, online subjects offered by a range of universities around the world, such as Coursera.
This involves participating in projects to identify needs or problems around us and develop ways to address them. This is a great way to demonstrate attributes such as initiative, result orientation, risk-taking and personal effectiveness, as well as highly sought-after skills such as process improvement, creativity, planning, organising and persuading. Employers value enterprising skills that can be used to improve processes within a workplace and generate new business ideas.
The University offers a range of workshops and seminars for skills development and employability. Please check our workshops and sessions page for upcoming sessions.
In addition to the links above, you may also like to explore some of the following tools and resources. As always, we encourage you to do your own research into skills development, whether online or elsewhere, as part of your ongoing professional and personal development. Building your skills and experience is always your responsibility, and focusing on this now will help you to develop an important, lifelong interest in continuous learning and opportunities for development.
Employability Skills Framework – Victorian Government publication outlining key employability skills.
myskills – Australian Government site offering industry-specific information on professional courses and upskilling opportunities.
Skills You Need – international site dedicated to all types of skills, including employability skills, personal skills and more.
Youth Central – the Victorian Government's website for young people aged 12-25 with information about finding a job, study options, skills development, managing money and understanding your rights.


It's no secret that Blackberry has struggled to find its footing in a post-Android/iPhone world, but the end may finally be around the corner. According to a report from Reuters, Samsung has approached the Canadian smartphone maker with an offer to buy the entire company for as much as $7.5 billion. Investors seem keen on the idea--shares of Blackberry jumped more than 30% on the news.
The deal is seen as mostly a patent acquisition for Samsung--it's unlikely it would continue making BlackBerry devices. BlackBerry's influence in the consumer space has been waning in recent years as it went through a number of leadership changes and layoffs. Through all that the smartphone pioneer has held on to some important patents that Samsung would like to have. The two are already collaborating on security features for Samsung's Knox platform, so this wouldn't be completely out of the blue.
In its current state, $7.5 billion is a lot of money to BlackBerry. That's a significant premium over the recent stock price, but still far less than BlackBerry was once worth. When BlackBerry (then RIM) was in its prime, its market cap reached $83 billion. Now it's being offered less than one-tenth of that price and it's seen as a reasonable deal. Neither Samsung nor RIM are commenting on the alleged negotiations, but that isn't stopping investor speculation.
Update: BlackBerry has responded saying it has not engaged in any acquisition talks with Samsung. It's a very brief statement that leaves a bit of wiggle room. We'll have to see what, if anything, is going on here.


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Pastor Carl Lentz sat down with Oprah Winfrey to explain the premise of Christianity. Oprah's takeaway from their conversation is that Lentz focuses on the relationship aspect of God, not the religious aspect.
Lentz is the head pastor of Hillsong Church in New York City. He says, "I pray churches like ours can give people a clearer view" of what having a relationship with God looks like.
At [1:16], the clip ends and what follows is information about Oprah's SuperSoul Sunday series. This segment on Oprah's show is known for having people of all different faiths and persuasions on to be interviewed by Oprah on the subject of spirituality.
Lentz is known for being the pastor of a handful of celebrities, and his church is known for drawing large crowds. In our increasingly post-Christian society that is becoming more and more disillusioned with traditional religion, perhaps Lentz's words on the emphasis on relationship with God over religious practices or a works mindset will help those viewing Winfrey's show to reconsider their stance on Christianity.
Lest you think Lentz just went on Winfrey's show to offer a positive feeling message lacking Biblical truth, in the next clip he goes on to talk about the evidence we see in the Bible of Jesus being the only way of salvation. "I know people who think Jesus is an option; he's a good guy; he was a moralist. I don't see him like that. I saw Jesus as salvation," Lentz says.
To Lentz, Jesus is "the answer. He's the sacrifice; he's the atonement." People sometimes get confused with the gospel, though, because "it is good news, but it begins with bad news. We're all in trouble." This is the part that people get hung up on: We have to understand that Jesus saved us from our own evil-ness. We have to swallow the pill, so to speak, that says we are sinners in need of salvation, and we cannot find or bring about that salvation in our own strength.
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Ahem. Maybe I don't need ALL of those things.
What I do need: more dating advice. I love this pamphlet put out in the 1950's (I think) by the Kotex Corporation. It's called "Are you in the Know" and features dating, grooming, and manners advice (all a ploy to get a young girl to buy the right maxi pad). The dating advice is hysterical, and I've been quoting from it.
I even threatened to take some of the advice and bring prompter cards with me on a date in case I need to 'stimulate the conversation". I so deeply wanted to go on a date, wear white gloves, and then as my date was ordering for me (apparently they're supposed to) I would dip my dainty hand into my beaded purse and pull out a series of questions. I even asked readers for some questions to ask my date. And you know what happened? I haven't had a date! No dating! Not for lack of desire, I've just been too damned busy.
So we must imagine. Me, in white gloves, a pretty dress, and an enormous air cast, reaching into my purse.
You know, as I read this dialogue, it's probably good I haven't had a date. I need to just relax and breathe. It'll happen. For now, I'm pretty busy purchasing a house, writing my books, teaching, being a mom, helping my mom, working at the theater, performing, narrating, and trying to remain flexible so that when that Kama Sutra opportunity comes up, I'll be ready. Until then, I'll also keep reading this pamphlet.
Wait a minute!! What!! WHAT? Just who do you think you are Kotex people? What kind of malarkey were you teaching my mom's generation?
On second thought, I'm leaving the pamphlet, the gloves, and the prompter cards at home and when that date does happen, I'm just going to be me. Plain old blunderful…me. I'll let you know how it works out.


What is beta amyloid and how is it implicated in Alzheimer's disease?
Beta amyloid protein "plaques" in the brain are one of the defining features of Alzheimer's disease. However, we also know the effects of beta amyloid on a person's brain and cognitive abilities are not straightforward. For example, research has shown that up to a third of older people without cognitive problems also have beta amyloid accumulation in their brains1 and beta amyloid can be present for years before symptoms of dementia can become apparent.2 We also don't know what proportion of otherwise healthy people with beta amyloid in their brains will go on to develop Alzheimer's disease.
How can we measure beta amyloid in the brain?
Research advances over the past decade have made it possible to detect beta amyloid in the brain through sophisticated neuroimaging techniques. In particular, special "tracers", which bind to beta amyloid, are used with positron emission tomography (PET) to measure the amount of beta amyloid in a person's brain.
Where is amyloid imaging available?
Amyloid imaging has not yet been approved for clinical use in Canada, although it is used in some Canadian research studies. The technology is available in the United States; in 2012, it was approved by the US Food and Drug Administration. In 2012, leading Canadian dementia experts also put forward recommendations on the use of amyloid imaging in the Canadian Consensus Conference on the Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia (CCCDTD4).3 In CCCDTD4, the experts agreed that amyloid imaging is not ready for widespread use in Canada, and more research is needed to validate and evaluate this technology. In the meantime, they have specifically cautioned those who have obtained amyloid imaging outside Canada, recommending the results should only be interpreted with a specialist who is familiar with this technique.
When should amyloid imaging be used?
Amyloid imaging has great potential as a tool for diagnosing dementia (including differentiating types of dementia)4 and improving care, but there are still many unknowns. Although the regulatory status of amyloid imaging is different in Canada and the United States, experts on both side of the border have agreed that used alone, amyloid imaging cannot diagnose Alzheimer's disease and other dementias.3,5 If the technology becomes available in Canada, amyloid imaging must only ever be used in conjunction with a thorough and detailed clinical exam and in consultation with specialists.3 Further, since we don't know what proportion of people with positive amyloid scans will go on to develop Alzheimer's disease, amyloid imaging should not be used for screening people without symptoms of dementia;3,5 in this case, the potential harms outweigh the benefits.
Rowe CC, et al. Amyloid imaging results from the Australian Imaging, Biomarkers and Lifestyle (AIBL) study of aging. Neurobiol Aging. 2010 Aug;31(8):1275-83.
Villemagne VL et al. Longitudinal assessment of Aβ and cognition in aging and Alzheimer disease. Ann Neurol. 2011 Jan;69(1):181-92.
Gauthier S, Patterson C, Chertkow H, Gordon M, Herrmann N, Rockwood K, Rosa-Neto P, Soucy JP. Recommendations of the 4th Canadian Consensus Conference on the Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia (CCCDTD4). Can Geriatr J. 2012 Dec;15(4):120-6.
Laforce R Jr, Rabinovici GD. Amyloid imaging in the differential diagnosis of dementia: review and potential clinical applications. Alzheimers Res Ther. 2011 Nov 10;3(6):31.
Johnson KA, Minoshima S, Bohnen NI, Donohoe KJ, Foster NL, Herscovitch P, Karlawish JH, Rowe CC, Carrillo MC, Hartley DM, Hedrick S, Pappas V, Thies WH. Appropriate use criteria for amyloid PET: a report of the Amyloid Imaging Task Force, the Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging, and the Alzheimer's Association. Alzheimers Dement. 2013 Jan;9(1):e-1-16.


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Das Konzentrationslager Roßlau existierte vom 12. September 1933 bis zum 31. Juli 1934. Es war das einzige frühe staatliche KZ im Land Anhalt. Es befand sich in dem früheren Volkshaus der Gewerkschaften, Hauptstraße 51, in Roßlau, heute Dessau-Roßlau, Sachsen-Anhalt. Bevor die SPD dort nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg ein Volkshaus einrichtete, befand sich auf dem Grundstück der Gasthof "Zur Goldenen Krone". Das Volkshaus war 1933 vom Anhaltischen Fiskus beschlagnahmt und enteignet worden.

Zweck und Errichtung
Der vordergründige Zweck, den das Anhaltische Staatsministerium mit der Errichtung des KZ Roßlau verfolgte, bestand in der Entlastung der seit März 1933 chronisch überbelegten anhaltischen Gefängnisse mit Schutzhäftlingen. Anfang September 1933 wurde das Volkshaus "hergerichtet für ein vorübergehendes Konzentrationslager." Die Gebäudeformation, die das KZ beherbergte und hauptsächlich aus drei miteinander verbundenen Teilen bestand, ist bis heute fast im Original erhalten geblieben. Unmittelbar an der Straße liegt das erste Gebäude, ein zweietagiges Spitzdachhaus, in dem sich die Räume des Lagerkommandanten und der Wachmannschaft befanden. Vor dem Eingang des Hauses wurde ein Wachhäuschen für den Posten aufgestellt. Rechts neben dem zweietagigen Haus begann der Bretterzaun, der das gesamte Areal umgab. Er diente außer zur Sicherung auch als Sichtschutz, denn das Gelände grenzt unmittelbar an die Straße. Auf der Krone des Bretterzaunes installierte man Stacheldraht. Nach hinten war das Haus durch einen etwa acht Meter langen Verbindungsgang mit dem früheren Tanzsaal, in dem die KZ-Häftlinge untergebracht waren, verbunden. Jeweils vor, neben und hinter dem Schlaf- und Aufenthaltssaal der Häftlinge existierten Freiflächen. Die Fläche hinter dem Saalgebäude – etwa 30 Meter mal 40 Meter – diente als Appellplatz. Die rechte und hintere Grenze des Lagers bildete ein kleiner Fluss, die Rossel, die linke Grenze das Grundstück eines Landwirts. Diese Grenze war durch das sich unmittelbar anschließende Wohnhaus, eine Mauer sowie Ställe des Landwirts "gesichert". Zwischen dieser Grenze und dem zweietagigen Haus, dem Verbindungsgang und dem Saalgebäude lag ein kleiner Hof, auf dem sich ebenfalls Gebäude befanden. An der hinteren Grenze des KZ-Geländes, über dem Fluss, lagen die Gemüseländereien des Landwirts. Das KZ lag inmitten eines Wohngebietes.

Inbetriebnahme
Das Roßlauer KZ ging am 12. September 1933 in Betrieb. Die ersten Insassen waren Schutzhäftlinge aus dem Gerichtsgefängnis Dessau. Nach der Inbetriebnahme kamen zunächst besonders Häftlinge aus den überfüllten Gerichtsgefängnissen in das KZ Roßlau. Am 1. Oktober 1933 begannen die Verlegungen der im KZ Oranienburg inhaftierten anhaltischen Schutzhäftlinge nach Roßlau.

Unterstellung des KZ
In Preußen unterstanden größere Lager dem Innenministerium, kleinere den Regierungs- oder Polizeipräsidenten bzw. den Landräten. In Anhalt unterstellte das Staatsministerium das KZ Roßlau dem Dessauer Oberstaatsanwalt Erich Lämmler. Die Unterstellung des Roßlauer KZ unter die Justiz ist ungewöhnlich. Zwar hatte das Reichsjustizministerium gemeinsam mit dem Reichsinnenministerium versucht, die Verantwortung für Schutzhaft und Konzentrationslager nach der nationalsozialistischen "Machtergreifungsphase" in die Hände des Reichsinnenministeriums zu legen, aber dieser Versuch scheiterte, weil sich in dieser Frage SS und Gestapo durchsetzten. Vermutlich wurde Lämmler mit der Aufsicht des KZ beauftragt, weil erstens das KZ Roßlau eine Art "Ausweich-Untersuchungsgefängnis" darstellte und zweitens die Geheime Staatspolizei in Anhalt (Staatspolizeistelle Dessau) noch nicht existierte – sie wurde erst am 29. März 1934 gegründet.

Haftalltag/Haftbedingungen
Vor 6 Uhr weckte die Wachmannschaft die Häftlinge. Alle arbeitsfähigen Männer wurden in Arbeitskommandos eingeteilt, die 6 Uhr das Lager verließen. Im KZ verblieben nur einige Häftlinge mit Handwerker-Berufen sowie alte bzw. kranke Gefangene. Im Lager selber existierte kein Betrieb. Es gab mehrere außerhalb des KZ bestehende Arbeitskommandos. Selbst zum "Gräber ausheben auf dem Friedhof" setzte die Lagerleitung Häftlinge ein. Weiterhin beschäftigten kleinere Unternehmen in Roßlau die KZ-Häftlinge. Nach Rückkehr aller Arbeitskommandos erfolgte ein Appell auf dem Appellplatz. Anschließend erfolgte die Einnahme des Abendessens im Saalgebäude, dem Schlaf- und Aufenthaltsraum der Häftlinge. Spätestens 22 Uhr war Nachtruhe. In der Nacht fanden des Öfteren Verhöre im "Vernehmungsraum" statt, der vom unmittelbar danebengelegenen Schlaf- und Aufenthaltssaal nur durch eine dünne Wand getrennt war. Laut gesprochene Worte und Misshandlungen bzw. Schreie waren zu hören. Manchmal befahl die Wachmannschaft den Häftlingen zu singen, um die Schmerzensschreie ihrer Kameraden zu übertönen. Teilweise wurden zur Einschüchterung Schüsse abgegeben.

Misshandlung von Häftlingen
Im Gegensatz zu den meisten frühen Lagern kam im KZ Roßlau kein Insasse zu Tode, dennoch waren körperliche Misshandlungen und Schikanen an der Tagesordnung. Häftlinge berichten insbesondere von drei Misshandlungsarten:

Die erste war der sogenannte Sport, auch als "Zirkus" bezeichnet. Vor allem Neueingelieferte mussten solange rennen, Kniebeuge machen, über Tische und Stühle springen oder hüpfen, bis sie vor Erschöpfung zusammenbrachen. Wenn die Gummiknüppel oder Stiefeltritte des Wachpersonals die am Boden liegenden Häftlinge nicht mehr zum Weitermachen bewegen konnten, mussten die Anderen über sie springen. Zum Teil wurden sie auch im Winter mit kaltem Wasser übergossen, bis sie wieder aufstanden. Des Weiteren richtete die Wachmannschaft einen für die Bevölkerung nicht einsehbaren, aber hörbaren "Wimmergang" ein. Durch diesen Gang, der zu beiden Seiten durch hohe Bretter begrenzt war, trieben Mitglieder der Wachmannschaft, die dabei eine Doppelreihe bildeten, insbesondere neu eingelieferten Häftlinge und traktierten sie dabei mit Gummiknüppeln, Fußtritten und Faustschlägen. Die dritte Misshandlungsart war der "Sprunggarten": Auf einer Freifläche stellte das Wachpersonal in gewissen Abständen zusammengestellte Tische und Stühle auf, über die die Häftlinge springen mussten. Schafften sie es nicht oder waren nach Ansicht des Lagerkommandanten nicht schnell genug, gab dieser der Wachmannschaft den Befehl, mit Stöcken und Gummiknüppeln auf die Häftlinge einzuschlagen. An Misshandlungen waren aber nicht nur Angehörige der Wachmannschaft, sondern herausragend Hermann Röselmüller als Angehöriger der Politischen Polizei Dessau beteiligt.

Anzahl und Geschlecht der Häftlinge
Die durchschnittliche Belegung des KZ Roßlau betrug zwischen 80 und 110 Inhaftierte. Bei den Insassen handelte es sich ausschließlich um Männer – mit zwei Ausnahmen: Im Januar 1934 wurde Elisabeth Seger mit ihrer 1 Jahr und 5 Monate alten Tochter Renate in das KZ Roßlau eingeliefert. Es handelte sich um die Ehefrau des früheren SPD-Reichstagsabgeordneten Gerhart Seger aus Dessau. Am 4. Dezember 1933 gelang Seger die Flucht aus dem KZ Oranienburg und später in die Tschechoslowakei. Ehefrau und Tochter kamen in "Sippenhaft". Erst nach persönlicher Vorsprache einer englischen Parlamentarierin in Berlin kamen Mutter und Tochter frei. Die Gesamtzahl der Häftlinge des KZ Roßlau ist bislang unbekannt. Nach bisherigen Schätzungen sind in das KZ Roßlau insgesamt zwischen 250 und 300 Personen eingeliefert worden.

Häftlingsgruppen/Nationalitäten
Im KZ Roßlau inhaftierten die Nationalsozialisten fast ausschließlich politische Gegner. Oftmals handelte es sich um Kommunisten, zu einem geringen Teil um Sozialdemokraten. Unklar ist die Zahl jener Inhaftierten, die keiner politischen Gruppierung zuzurechnen waren, aber in irgendeiner Form Kritik am NS-Staat geübt hatten und denen deshalb eine politische Gegnerschaft zum NS-Regime unterstellt wurde, Mitglieder rechtskonservativer Parteien und Organisationen oder gar Angehörige von NS-Verbänden. Man muss davon ausgehen, dass der Anteil dieser Häftlingsgruppe im KZ Roßlau mindestens ein Viertel aller Insassen ausmachte. Zudem nutzte das Anhaltische Staatsministerium das KZ Roßlau für viele Kommunisten bzw. KPD-Sympathisanten wegen Platzmangels in den Gerichtsgefängnissen als "Ausweich-Untersuchungsgefängnis". Hier saßen sie Wochen oder Monate vor ihren später vom Kammergericht geführten Prozessen (Anklage: Vorbereitung zum Hochverrat) sowohl in Schutz- als auch in Untersuchungshaft. Selbst reguläre Gefängnisstrafen verbüßten einige im KZ Roßlau. Fast alle Inhaftierten des KZ Roßlau stammten aus dem Land Anhalt. Vereinzelt verbüßten aber auch Personen aus dem preußischen Regierungsbezirk Magdeburg Haft in Roßlau.
Die Häftlinge des KZ setzten sich fast ausnahmslos aus Deutschen zusammen, unter ihnen waren drei Juden aus Roßlau, Dessau und Bernburg. Auch zwei Ausländer sollen unter den Häftlingen gewesen sein.

Lagerkommandant
Der Lagerkommandant des KZ Roßlau war Otto Marx, ein 60-jähriger Oberlandjäger, zuletzt Gendarmerieposten in Mosigkau. Marx gehörte 1933 weder der NSDAP noch der SS oder SA an. Er wies körperliche Misshandlungen von Häftlingen an und führte diese auch selber durch. Erst 1948 wurde er aufgespürt und festgenommen. Der aufsichtsführende Staatsanwalt für die Durchführung von Strafverfahren nach SMAD-Befehl 201 beim Landgericht Dessau leitete ein Ermittlungsverfahren wegen "fortgesetzter Verbrechen gegen die Menschlichkeit" ein. Marx wurde gemäß Kontrollratsdirektive Nr. 38 als "Hauptverbrecher" eingestuft. Kurz vor seiner Verurteilung starb der Lagerkommandant im September 1948.

Wachmannschaft
Von Beginn an stellten Mitglieder der SS die Wachmannschaft. Die Wachleute stammten aus drei Regionen: Dessau-Roßlau und Umgebung, Zerbst sowie Aken (Elbe) und Umgebung. Bis heute gelang die namentliche Ermittlung von 15 Wachleuten, unter anderem Otto Meinicke und Rudolf Wehrmann.

Nutzung nach 1934
Nach Auflösung des KZ sollte der Gebäudekomplex zunächst "für Wohnungszwecke" genutzt werden. Dieser Plan scheiterte. Von 1938 bis Anfang der 1990er Jahre wurde der frühere Tanzsaal als Kino genutzt. Der Gebäudekomplex steht heute leer und ist dem Verfall preisgegeben. Vor dem früheren Schlaf- und Aufenthaltssaal der KZ-Häftlinge befindet sich ein Gedenkstein.

Literatur
 Alexander Sperk: Konzentrationslager Roßlau – eine Bestandsaufnahme. In: Mitteilungen des Vereins für Anhaltische Landeskunde. Jahrgang 19, Köthen 2010, , S. 169–213 (hier abrufbar).

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During the Laylat al-Qadr (Night Of Decree) ceremony organized on Wednesday by Egypt's Ministry of Religious Endowments, President `Abd al-Fattāh al-Sisi called to avoid acts of "extremism and fanaticism" that harm the religion of Islam, according to a statement disclosed by the Presidency.
Interview with the Malaysian advisor of the prime minister for Islamic affairs. He explains the Malaysian perspective of Islam and comments on martyrdom operations and the Iraqi issue.
This article opposes the use of the phrase ´Islamic terror.´ There is a lot of spin, and the media takes it for granted. Islamic Terror exists in the same way and to the same extent as the Jewish Conspiracy and Yellow Peril. In other words, none of them exist.


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    if (typeof request === 'string') {
      // @ts-ignore
      request = new Request(new URL(request, this._origin).href);
    }
    // @ts-ignore
    return request;
  }

  /**
   * @param { string } pathname
   * @returns { string }
   */
  _normalizePathname(pathname) {
    return pathname.charAt(0) !== '/' ? `/${pathname}` : pathname;
  }

  _destroy() {
    this._items.clear();
  }
}