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Q: Using models at a project level I know that this question has been posted a few times in different variations but I'm not satisfied with the answers I found so I will explain you my problem, which I think will be easily solved by someone used to Django.
So, I'm a beginner with Django and my problem is that I'm building a food delivery website and I have lots of models such as User, Meal, Order, ... that will be used in all the applications of my project. But, from my very little experience with Django, I understand that the models are defined at an app level, not at a project level. How can I deal with that ? I tried defining some models in an app and importing them in the other apps but I doesn't work : for example, I defined my Client model in the registering app, and my Order model in the ordering app. But when I write "from registering.models import Client" in the Order.models file in order to have a foreign key between Order and Client I have an error saying that it can't find a model Client in the ordering app.
I believe there is some way to define the models at a project level and not at an app level since it would make everybody's life so much easier but I can't find it, can someone help me ?
Thanks in advance !
EDIT : here is the error I have :
error1
The name of the apps and models are in french so I give you a litte explanation : I have two apps, actualites (where the models Commande and Plat are defined) and inscription (where the models User, Client, Chef and Entreprise are defined). Plat and Commande have foreign keys pointing towards Chef and Entreprise.
To resolve the error, in the actualites.models file I write "from inscription.models import Client, Chef, Entreprise" and in the inscription.models file I write "from actualites.models import Plat, Commande" but this gives me the following error :
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Code for inscription.models :
from django.db import models
from django.utils import timezone
from django.contrib.auth.models import User
#from actualites.models import Plat, Commande

class Chef(models.Model):
    user = models.OneToOneField(User, on_delete = models.PROTECT)
    dateNaissance = models.DateField(default=timezone.now, verbose_name="Date de naissance")
    adresse = models.CharField(max_length = 100)
    tel = models.CharField(max_length = 20, verbose_name = "Numéro de téléphone")
    biographie = models.TextField()
    region = models.CharField(max_length = 40)
    photo_profil = models.ImageField(upload_to = "photos/", verbose_name = "Photo de profil")
    nb_plats = models.IntegerField(verbose_name = "Nombre de plats déjà cuisinés", blank = True)
    rating = models.FloatField(verbose_name = "Notation", blank = True)
    nb_avis = models.IntegerField(verbose_name = "Nombre d'avis", blank = True)
    account = models.CharField(max_length = 20, verbose_name = "Compte bancaire")

class Client(models.Model):
    user = models.OneToOneField(User, on_delete = models.PROTECT)
    dateNaissance = models.DateField(default=timezone.now, verbose_name="Date de naissance")
    adresse = models.CharField(max_length = 100)
    tel = models.CharField(max_length = 20, verbose_name = "Numéro de téléphone")
    photo_profil = models.ImageField(upload_to = "photos/", verbose_name = "Photo de profil", blank = True)
    entreprise = models.ForeignKey('Entreprise', on_delete = models.PROTECT)
    facturation = models.CharField(max_length = 20, verbose_name = "Numéro de carte bancaire")

#######################################################################################################################

class Entreprise(models.Model):
    nom = models.CharField(max_length = 30)
    region = models.CharField(max_length = 40)
    adresse = models.CharField(max_length = 100)

    class Meta:
        verbose_name = "Entreprise"
        ordering = ['nom']

    def __str__(self):
        return self.nom

Code for actualites.models :
from django.db import models
from django.utils import timezone
from django.contrib.auth.models import User
from inscription.models import Client, Chef, Entreprise

#######################################################################################################################

class Plat(models.Model):
    titre = models.CharField(max_length = 100)
    description = models.TextField(null = True)
    allergenes = models.TextField(null = True)
    chef = models.ForeignKey('Chef', on_delete = models.PROTECT)
    date = models.DateField(default=timezone.now, verbose_name="Date de préparation")
    nb_portions = models.IntegerField(verbose_name = "Nombre de portions disponibles")
    photo = models.ImageField(upload_to = "photos/", blank = True)

    class Meta:
        verbose_name = "Plat"
        ordering = ['date']

    def __str__(self):
        return self.titre

#######################################################################################################################

class Commande(models.Model):
    plat = models.ForeignKey('Plat', on_delete = models.PROTECT)
    nb_portions = models.IntegerField(verbose_name = "Nombre de portions")
    entreprise = models.ForeignKey('Entreprise', on_delete = models.PROTECT)
    date = models.DateField(default=timezone.now, verbose_name="Date de commande")

    class Meta:
        verbose_name = "Commande"
        ordering = ['date']

    def __str__(self):
        return str(self.plat) + " pour " + str(self.entreprise)


Danica and Rhiana: what is it that each of them does for a living, exactly?
(sorry, extremely casual viewer here).
Flash their bits I thought.
Depends on from which viewpoint you choose, anything from Glamour models to other activities which many people would disapprove of.
If I was their father I would be ashamed to the core.
Google is your friend . Make sure the kids aren't around .
Rhian is a Page 3 Girl and glamour model doing the same magazines too.
Rhiana was on page 3 today and Danica is just Danica.
Ah thanks, so both of them are pretty much glamour models. I wasn't sure if it was one, t'other, or both.
That's sort of why I was asking. I think I heard some reference on the show a while back to someone not respecting one of them because of their claim to fame. I assumed that maybe one of them was a lapdancer, stripper, webcam girl or some such.
I suppose it would help if I paid more attention.
Worse then you mentioned tbh .


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Burg Ammersoyen () ist eine gut erhaltene Burg und späteres Wasserschloss im Dorf Ammerzoden, heute Teil von Maasdriel, im Südosten der Landschaft Bommelerwaard im westlichen Teil der niederländischen Provinz Gelderland. Die Burg liegt nördlich des Dorfkerns und, da sich das Dorf vor allem nach Westen ausgedehnt hat, auch am Rande von Ammerzoden. Burg Ammersoyen hat eine wichtige Rolle in der Geschichte von Ammerzoden gespielt. Die Burg ist als niederländisches Kulturdenkmal mit der Nr. 8104 im Nationalen Denkmalregister verzeichnet.

Geschichte

Bis zum Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts

Das Baujahr der Burg ist unbekannt. Doch bereits am 21. Juli 1026 wird in einer Urkunde von Lady Berta eine Grundherrschaft erwähnt. Rothardus de Ambersoi und sein Bruder Wiricus hatten damals die Macht. In einer Urkunde aus dem Jahr 1196 ist von "Ambershoye" die Rede. Im Jahr 1286 war Johan van Harlaer Herr von Ammerzoden. Seine Nachkommen übertrugen das Gut etwa ein Jahrhundert später an Arnold van Hoemen, den Herrn von Middelaar. Die erste sichere Erwähnung der heutigen Burg stammt aus dem Jahr 1354, als Arent van Ammersoyen es durch Erbschaft erwarb.

Die Burg ist eine der am besten erhaltenen mittelalterlichen Wasserburgen der Niederlande. Der ursprüngliche Grundriss des Van Herlaer aus der Zeit um 1300 ist trotz der Umbauten im 17. Jahrhundert noch gut erhalten. Mit seinem quadratischen Grundriss mit vier Ecktürmen ist Ammersoyen ein Beispiel für den von Graf Floris V. eingeführten Burgtyp. Dieser Typ wurde wegen seiner guten Verteidigungsfähigkeit häufiger verwendet. Ammersoyen wurde ausnahmsweise in einem Zug erbaut, während die meisten mittelalterlichen Burgen in verschiedenen Perioden durch Erweiterungen und Anbauten entstanden sind. Als die Burg erbaut wurde, lag sie in oder an der Maas, doch bald darauf, im Jahr 1354, änderte sich der Flusslauf der Maas. Seitdem war die Hauptburg von Ammersoyen fast immer von einem Wassergraben umgeben, ebenso wie die Vorburg.

Im Jahr 1386 eroberte Wilhelm von Geldern die Burg nach einer kurzen Belagerung, nachdem Arent van Hoemen, der an von Geldern mit seinem Gut verschuldet war, sich auf die Seite seiner Gegnerin Johanna von Brabant geschlagen hatte. Wilhelm hinterließ es seinem unehelichen Sohn Johan. Im 15. Jahrhundert wechselte die Burg mehrmals den Besitzer: 1405 erwarb der Bruder von Wilhelm von Jülich (Graf von Geldern), Reinald von Jülich-Geldern, die Burg, der sie an seinen unehelichen Sohn Willem van Wachtendonk weitergab, welcher sie wiederum 1424 an Johan van Broeckhuysen († 1442) verkaufte, der in der Burg eine Burgkapelle errichten ließ.

Durch Erbschaft und Heirat mit Johans Urenkelin Walravina van Broeckhuysen wurde die Burg 1494 an Otto van van Arkel verkauft. Eine Belagerung durch habsburgische Truppen im Jahr 1513 verursachte Schäden (die wahrscheinlich später von den Van Arkels behoben wurden), aber ein noch schlimmeres Schicksal ereilte Ammersoyen 1590, als ein Brand die Burg schwer verwüstete. Graf George van Arkel starb in dieser Zeit, und seine Witwe hatte nur Geld für eine teilweise Wiederherstellung unter der Leitung von Georges Sohn Otto van Arkel. Erst nach dem Ende des Achtzigjährigen Krieges wurde eine vollständige Restaurierung durchgeführt. Zwei Schlusssteine mit den Jahreszahlen 1648 und 1667 verdeutlichen, dass der Umbau in dieser Zeit stattfand. Bemerkenswert ist, dass Thomas Walraven van Arkel, der damalige Schlossherr, Ammersoyen im mittelalterlichen Stil wiederherstellte. Die Burg erhielt ihre ursprünglichen Umrisse zurück, das Innere wurde jedoch an die Komfortansprüche des 17. Jahrhunderts angepasst. Im Katastrophenjahr 1672 gelang es der Familie, die Burg durch Zahlung einer hohen Geldsumme vor marodierenden französischen Soldaten zu retten. Im Jahr 1693 starb die Familie Van Arkel jedoch aus, und nacheinander gelangten die Familien Lichtervelde, Van Vilsteren, De Ribaucourt und De Woëlmont Ammersoyen in den Besitz der Burg, die sie jedoch alle nur selten oder gar nicht bewohnten. Arthur Baron de Woëlmont, der ab 1856 Herr von Ammersoyen war, ließ das Innere der Burg ganz im Sinne seiner Zeit im neugotischen Stil umgestalten. Als dieser nach und nach seine Besitztümer verkaufte, ging die Burg am 31. Januar 1873 mit den übrigen Teilen des Anwesens an die katholische Kirchengemeinde in Ammerzoden. Die Burg wurde dann ab 1876 vom Orden der Klarissen als Kloster genutzt.

Die Burg als Kloster
1876 wurde Ammersoyen das zweite Klarissenkloster in den Niederlanden. Um 1893 ließen die Klarissen den Graben um die Burg zuschütten, um den Bau einer Kapelle an der Westseite der Burg zu ermöglichen. Die Verfüllung des Grabens legte eine sichere Decke über alle Gegenstände, die seit dem 14. Jahrhundert ins Wasser gefallen waren.

In den Jahren 1944 und 1945 erlitt die Burg schwere Kriegsschäden. Die Ordensschwestern wichen nach Hoogcruts aus.

Restaurierung nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg
Im Jahr 1957 ging Burg Ammersoyen in den Besitz der Stiftung Freunde des Schlosses von Gelderland über. Im Jahr 1959 begannen die Restaurierungsarbeiten, die sechzehn Jahre dauerten.

Bei der Restaurierung wurden nicht nur die mittelalterlichen Wandtreppen gefunden, sondern auch Lampennischen, Kamine, Rüstlöcher, Schießscharten, ein Brunnen und einige Wandtoiletten. Es waren noch so viele Details vorhanden, dass es möglich war, bei der Restaurierung den mittelalterlichen Formen den Vorrang zu geben. Der Rittersaal und die Kemenate (das Zimmer für Frauen) wurden auf ihre ursprüngliche Bodenhöhe zurückgebaut. In beiden Räumen wurde ein Kamin rekonstruiert. Die aus dem 17. Jahrhundert stammende Treppe aus dem Rittersaal wurde in den Saal des Westflügels verlegt. In den Kamin aus dem 17. Jahrhundert im Turmzimmer des Nordwestturms kehrte nach 123 Jahren Abwesenheit das originale Kaminstück zurück, das von den Nachkommen des Arthur Baron de Woëlmont erworben werden konnte. Dieses Porträt von Theodoor van Thulden aus dem Jahr 1651 stellt möglicherweise Anna van Renesse dar, die Mutter von Ferdinand de Lichtervelde, der von 1654 bis 1711 Burgherr war. Von den neugotischen Verzierungen, die De Woëlmont anbringen ließ, ist nur noch etwas von der Verbindung zwischen dem nordwestlichen Flügel und dem Torhaus erhalten geblieben.

Bei der Renovierung wurde versucht, mit einfachen Mitteln eine wohnliche Atmosphäre zu schaffen. Die Familienporträts, eine Leihgabe der Stiftung Brantsen van de Zyp, spielen dabei eine wichtige Rolle.

Bei dieser Restaurierung wurde die von den Nonnen in Auftrag gegebene Zuschüttung des Grabens entfernt. Der Boden wurde sorgfältig ausgehoben und gesiebt. Dabei wurde eine enorme Menge an Funden aus fünf Jahrhunderten entdeckt. Dieser Fundkomplex ist einer der größten in den Niederlanden. Die meisten Keramikgegenstände wurden in Scherben geborgen. Es wurden aber auch vollständige Gegenstände gefunden, die zur Einrichtung einer Ausstellung im Obergeschoss der Burg verwendet wurden. Die Gegenstände aus Keramik, Steingut, Glas, Silber, Bronze und Zinn wurden in Ammersoyen verwendet und vermitteln ein Bild von der Zubereitung von Speisen und Getränken, von Beleuchtung und Heizung, von Kleidung, Schuhwerk, Religion, Kampf und Kinderspielen auf der Burg.

Auf dem Vorplatz gegenüber der Burg, am Fuße der Stützmauer, befindet sich ein kleiner gestalteter Garten, der 1975 nach dem Entwurf von Frau Liesbeth Canneman-Philipse angelegt wurde. In den Fächern, die von gestutzten Buchsbaumhecken gebildet werden, blühen jedes Jahr Sonnenwenden, Silberblatt, Lavendel, Gänseblümchen und rosa Begonien. An der Stützmauer stehen sehenswerte Spaliere: Maulbeere, Quitte, Feige und Birne. Auf der Ostseite der Vorburg befanden sich früher der Küchen- und der Gemüsegarten. Auf dem Teil zwischen dem inneren und dem äußeren Graben und entlang der Einfahrt sind Rasenflächen angelegt.

Am Anfang der Burgbrücke befindet sich eine außergewöhnlich große Mispel. Diese in den Niederlanden seltene Art kommt fast ausschließlich in Twente, in der Gegend von Winterswijk und in Südlimburg vor. Der hohe Strauch, dessen Früchte nach einem mehrmonatigen Fermentationsprozess essbar sind, stammt aus Südwestasien und Südosteuropa. Die Römer brachten den Strauch in die Niederlande. Die Grafen von Geldern führen die Mispelblume in ihrem Wappen. Auch die Gelderse Roos im Logo der Stiftung Het Geldersch Landschap ist eigentlich eine Mispel. Wer die Mispelblüte sehen will, sollte seinen Besuch planen: Dieser Strauch blüht nur in der ersten Maihälfte eine Woche lang.

Die Burg mit Nebengebäuden und der doppelte Wassergraben sind als Einheit erhalten. In Ammersoyen können sich die Besucher ein Bild von einer mittelalterlichen Burg machen, wobei die Grabenfunde das Alltagsleben veranschaulichen.

Gegenwärtige Nutzung
Bis zur Auflösung der Gemeinde Ammerzoden im Jahr 1999 wurde ein Teil der Burg als Rathaus genutzt. Die Burg kann besichtigt werden, es werden Führungen angeboten und es finden verschiedene Veranstaltungen statt. Es ist auch möglich, die Burg für Hochzeiten, Partys, Versammlungen und Ähnliches zu nutzen.

Weblinks

 Website von Schloss Ammersoyen

Einzelnachweise

Wasserschloss in den Niederlanden
Backsteingotik in den Niederlanden
Rijksmonument (Gelderland)
Maasdriel
Schloss in Europa

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Dean of Business School preaches originality in the form of socks
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The Harry F. Byrd, Jr. School of Business hosts a sock drive inspired by the creative footwear of Dean Miles Davis, Ph.D.
To Miles Davis, dean of the Harry F. Byrd School of Business, branding and nonconformity are more than classroom topics. As students began to notice his brightly designed socks, an opportunity arose.
"It's a way to express brand, it's what we do here at the Byrd School of Business," Davis said.
The students began to challenge Davis with who had the better socks creating the famous Sock Challenge. As these challenges began to spread from the SU campus to our local community to even across the country at conferences, the Dean is making sure each victory ends in the same place: Froggy's Closet. Froggy's Closet is a nonprofit organization created to help insure children in foster care have the clothing they need.
"I've learned to step up my game and be ready at all times now," he said after explaining a few of his favorite socks that have won the sock challenges, which included: bicycles, batman, and beautifully-stitched butterflies.
"I like socks that in a subtle way, pull an outfit together. There's a piece in there so that when you see it, you're like 'Oh…I like what you did there,'" he said.
Davis brought up a more serious topic that blossomed from the discussion of expressing himself through socks.
"To realize that you don't have to conform, it takes a high degree of confidence in order to move past conformity…when you're able to wear brightly colored socks, or express yourself with blue hair or whatever it is, it's a desire to state that I am me and that I should be accepted on my terms and not just the standards that are there," he said.
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Afroamerikanische Musik ist eine Sammelbezeichnung für diejenigen Musikkulturen Süd-, Nord- und Mittelamerikas einschließlich der Karibik, die stark von der traditionellen afrikanischen Musik beeinflusst worden sind. Die Geschichte dieser Musikkulturen ist eng mit der Geschichte der Sklaverei und dem atlantischen Dreieckshandel seit dem 16. Jahrhundert verknüpft.

Gemeinsame Merkmale aller afroamerikanischen Musikstile
Besondere, aus der afrikanischen Musiktradition stammenden Merkmale der afroamerikanischen Musik sind: Frage- und Antwortmotive, starke Betonung der Perkussion, Polyrhythmik und Polyphonie, Synkopierungen, Akkordfortschreitung und Improvisationen. Letztere können jeden Teilaspekt der Musik betreffen, sei es Struktur, Melodie, Harmonie oder Rhythmus.
Im Gesang sind Effekte mit dem Gaumenlaut, hineingerufener Gesang während des Stückes, Fistelstimme, Blue Note und Afro-Melismas typisch. In Brasilien, Kuba und anderen lateinamerikanischen Ländern sind originäre afrikanische Musikinstrumente (meistens Trommeln), Lieder in der westafrikanischen Sprache Yoruba und der Bezug zu den afroamerikanischen Religionen häufig. Diese Traditionen wurden in den Vereinigten Staaten unterdrückt und rissen dort ab.

Nordamerika

Der Begriff "Afroamerikanische Musik" wird synonym auch für die sogenannte Black Music insbesondere der Vereinigten Staaten benutzt und in diesem engeren Sinne von der afrolateinamerikanischen Musik unterschieden.

Die für die Arbeit auf den Baumwollfeldern von Afrika nach Amerika verschleppten Sklaven vermischten ihre Musiktraditionen mit Polka, Walzer und anderen europäischen Musikstilen. Aus den Sprechgesängen auf den Baumwollfeldern (Call & Response) entwickelte sich zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts der Blues, der zunächst nur in den Südstaaten beheimatet war. Mit der Abwanderung vieler Afroamerikaner aus dem ländlichen Süden in den industrialisierten Norden (Chicago, Detroit …) und der sich hier entwickelnden elektrischen Verstärkung der Musik, entstand die Stilrichtung des Chicago-Blues. Aus diesem entwickelte sich in den 40er Jahren der Rhythm 'n' Blues, der vornehmlich von weißen Musikern adaptiert zum Rock 'n' Roll wurde. Die Weiterentwicklung dieser Musik führte zum Rock, Hard Rock, Punk, Grunge, Metal usw.

Der europäische Einfluss in der Gegend um New Orleans und dessen Vermischung mit dem ursprünglichen Blues führte zur Entstehung des Jazz.
Und der Einfluss der afroamerikanischen Kirchen-Musik bei der Verschmelzung mit dem Blues war die Geburtsstunde des Soul und damit von Disco, Funk, HipHop und anderen modernen Musikstilen.

Somit ist die ursprüngliche afroamerikanische Musik in Nordamerika die Wiege großer Teile der Musik der letzten 100 Jahre.

Zur afroamerikanischen Musik gehören folgende Musikstile:
 Worksong
 Spiritual
 Gospel
 Blues
 Jazz (in den meisten seiner zahlreichen Spielarten)
 Rhythm & Blues
 Rock & Roll
 Soul
 Funk
 Hip-Hop
 Contemporary R&B
 House
 Zydeco

Mittel- und Südamerika

Die Musikstile der Karibik wurzeln fast alle in afrikanischen Traditionen. Besonders die kubanische, haitianische und jamaikanische Musik ist hier von besonderer Bedeutung. Auf dem mittelamerikanischen Festland spielt das afrikanische Musikerbe dagegen im Vergleich zu dem der Indios eine eher geringe Rolle. Nennenswerte afrikanischstämmige Anteile an der Bevölkerung haben hier nur Panama, Costa Rica und Belize.

In Südamerika steht besonders die brasilianische Musik in afrikanischer Tradition. Daneben ist die Musik Guyanas, Surinames, Französisch-Guayana, Venezuelas und Kolumbiens in stärkerem Maße von afrikanischen Musiktraditionen beeinflusst. Geringer ausgeprägt ist das afrikanische Erbe in der Musik Uruguays, Boliviens und Perus. Im restlichen Südamerika war der Einsatz afrikanischer Sklaven wenig verbreitet, so dass der Bevölkerungsanteil ihrer Nachfahren hier sehr gering ist und deshalb auch der afrikanische Einfluss etwa auf die argentinische Musik marginal.

Literatur

 Gerhard Kubik, Tiago de Oliveira Pinto: Afroamerikanische Musik, in: MGG Online, hrsg. von Laurenz Lütteken, Kassel, Stuttgart, New York: 2016ff., veröffentlicht 28. Februar 2016
 Janheinz Jahn (1964): Blues und worksongs (mit Melodienotierungen und einem Essay von Alfons Michael Dauer) Fischer, Frankfurt am Main 1964. (Ausführliches Vorwort)
 Janheinz Jahn: Negro Spirituals. Fischer, Frankfurt am Main 1960. (Ausführliches Vorwort)
 Afrika in Amerika. Hrsg. v. Corinna Raddatz. Hamburgisches Museum für Völkerkunde, Gütersloh 1992, .
 Eileen Southern: The Music of Black Americans. 3. Auflage. W. W. Norton & Company, 1997, ISBN 0-393-97141-4.
 Earl L. Stewart: African American music : an introduction. Schirmer Books, New York  1998, ISBN 0-02-860294-3.
 Jacqueline Cogdell DjeDje (Hrsg.): Turn up the volume! A celebration of African music. UCLA Fowler Museum of Cultural History, Los Angeles 1999, ISBN 0-930741-76-5.
 Manfred Miller: Um Blues und Groove - Afroamerikanische Musik im 20. Jahrhundert. Heupferd Musik Verlag, Dreieich 2017, ISBN 978-3-923445-18-9.
 Haide Manns: Bluesfrauen – Starke Stimmen und ihre Geschichten. Song Bücherei im Heupferd Musik Verlag, Dreieich 2022, ISBN 978-3-923445-51-6.

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NYU Langone raised more than $1.2 million at its annual Musculoskeletal Ball on November 1, 2018 at the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan. The event honored Christopher Kyriakides, DO, founder and medical director of New York Orthopedic Surgery and Rehabilitation and co-founder and medical director of Health East Medical Alliance. Also honored was Jonathan H. Whiteson, MD, associate professor of rehabilitation and medicine, vice chair for clinical operations, and medical director of cardiac rehabilitation at NYU Langone's Rusk Rehabilitation.
Each year, the Musculoskeletal Ball raises funds to advance clinical care, education, and research at NYU Langone's Department of Orthopedic Surgery, Rusk Rehabilitation, and Division of Rheumatology.
Addressing 425 guests, Robert I. Grossman, MD, the Saul J. Farber Dean and CEO of NYU Langone says, "Tonight, we recognize two outstanding honorees for their role in authoring the future of musculoskeletal medicine. It is a pleasure to be here to celebrate our shared accomplishments."
Dr. Joseph Zuckerman; Dr. Robert I. Grossman, dean and CEO of NYU Langone; honorees Dr. Jonathan Whiteson and Dr. Chris Kyriakides; and Dr. Steven Flanagan at the 2018 Musculoskeletal Ball.
Beyond his work at New York Orthopedic Surgery and Rehabilitation and Health East Medical Alliance, Dr. Kyriakides has spearheaded ventures in academia, serving as chief executive officer of a publicly traded biotechnology company. During his tenure as CEO, Dr. Kyriakides successfully collaborated with the National Institutes of Health and National Cancer Institute to develop a patient-specific immunotherapeutic vaccine for the treatment of B-cell lymphoma. He currently serves as managing director for two other biotechnology companies involved in drug discovery: Anaplasi Pharmaceuticals and Trixogenesis. In addition to his private practice service, Dr. Kyriakides is a faculty member at NYU Langone. In 1993, he completed his residency at Rusk Rehabilitation.
"Dr. Kyriakides is helping Rusk become the country's leading engine for physical medicine and rehabilitation education, reaching all rehabilitation disciplines nationwide through a powerful learning management system," says Steven R. Flanagan, MD, the Howard A. Rusk Professor of Rehabilitation Medicine and chair of the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine. "It gives me the greatest pleasure to award you this well-deserved honor."
In addition to his roles within NYU Langone's Departments of Medicine and Rehabilitation Medicine, Dr. Whiteson serves as vice chair of clinical operations at Rusk Rehabilitation and director of the Joan and Joel Smilow Cardiac Rehabilitation and Prevention Center. As an investigator, he has spearheaded research into the rehabilitation of patients with advanced lung disease and congenital heart disease; examined patient outcomes following left ventricular assist device implantation and transcatheter aortic valve replacement; and studied methods for promoting heart-healthy lifestyles in outpatients and for preventing the rehospitalization of individuals with congestive heart failure.
"Dr. Whiteson aims to address a pressing need for services that help cardiopulmonary rehabilitation patients establish long-term wellness habits," says Joseph D. Zuckerman, MD, Walter A.L. Thompson Professor of Orthopedic Surgery and chair of the Department of Orthopedic Surgery. "Simple interventions like this can generate extraordinary benefits for our patients. We can help make those changes lasting ones, and prevent future medical episodes."
Those who attended the Ball included: Joe Adams; Julia and Rouven Bergmann, PhD; Jodi and Tom Cangemi; Gary Cohn; Judith and Stewart Colton; Joanna Darling; Glen de Vries; Mindy Nam Dehnert; Carol Feinberg; Sarah and David Fiszel; Alyse Levin and Mark Jacobson; Stephanie Blau Kramer and Ronald Kramer; Thomas A. Lee; Ilse Melamid; Clelia Parisi; Joshua Resnick; Tarek A. Sherif; Beryl Snyder and Steven Trost; and Ranjan Tandon.
In addition to Dean Grossman, physician co-chairs for the evening included Steven Abramson, MD, the Frederick H. King Professor of Internal Medicine, chair of the Department of Medicine, professor in the Department of Pathology, and senior vice president and vice dean for education, faculty, and academic affairs; Jill P. Buyon, MD, the Sir Deryck and Lady Va Maughan Professor of Rheumatology and director of the Division of Rheumatology; Steven R. Flanagan, MD, the Howard A. Rusk Professor of Rehabilitation Medicine and chair of the Department of Rehabilitation Medicine; Andrew D. Rosenberg, MD, the Dorothy Reaves Spatz, MD, Chair of the Department of Anesthesiology, Perioperative Care, and Pain Medicine, and professor in the departments of Anesthesiology, Perioperative Care, and Pain Medicine and Orthopedic Surgery; and Joseph D. Zuckerman, MD, Walter A.L. Thompson Professor of Orthopedic Surgery and chair of the Department of Orthopedic Surgery.
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RTS Un is de eerste van de drie televisiezenders van de Franstalige omroep Radio Télévision Suisse in Zwitserland. De televisiezender maakt deel uit van het samenwerkingsverband SRG SSR tussen omroepen in Zwitserland.

Geschiedenis
De eerste uitzending van RTS Un, toentertijd TSR, vond plaats op 1 november 1954 in Genève. Het was tevens ook de eerste televisie-uitzending in de geschiedenis van Zwitserland.

Sinds 2013 zendt de zender ook in HD uit.

Doordat de zendmast van de omroep in Genève staat kan de zender ook worden ontvangen in Valle d'Aosta, Italië.

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Oldenico est une commune italienne de la province de Verceil dans la région Piémont en Italie.

Administration

Hameaux

Communes limitrophes
Albano Vercellese, Caresanablot, Collobiano, Quinto Vercellese, San Nazzaro Sesia, Villata

Notes et références

Commune dans la province de Verceil


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Osborne Family Cemetery
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Category: Centerville Cemeteries
Osborne Family Cemetery, Town of Centerville, Allegany County, NY
Located on the north side of Weaver Rd, between Rushford Rd & Handcock Rd. This cemetery is on private property. There are no stones remaining today. All stones were removed sometime after 1958. The exact location and number of graves is unknown. The location of this cemetery has been determined using the 150th Centerville Celebration Book and memories of long-time Centerville residents. Submitted by Cheryl Sporysz, 2007.
Notice in the picture that the old fallen down tree was a key piece of evidence in locating this burial spot.
The only known interment was that of John Hopkins in 1813. His grave was said to have been the first marked grave in the town of Centerville. Per written documentation from 1958 John Hopkins headstone said he died Feb. 19, 1813, aged 61 years. His stone was engraved "Behold a tender husband gone, A much loved parent fled, Entered his long eternal home, And numbered with the dead".
As a young man, John went on whaling voyages. It was said that while on shipboard he combined the trades of tailor, shoemaker, cutler, carpenter, blacksmith and silversmith. He was a Revolutionary War Veteran. His service included 31 days on a secret expedition to Rhode Island. After the war, John gave up his seafaring ways and eventually settled in Centerville. John was married to Hannah Clark. He was the great-great grandson of Giles Hopkins who sailed to America aboard the Mayflower in 1620. John's son Clark and his family are buried in the Hopkins Family Cemetery on West Centerville Rd.


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Russia banned from Winter Olympics
Posted on December 7, 2017 by Our Little Earth
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has banned Russia from taking part in next year's Winter Olympic Games that are going to be held in PyeongChang, South Korea. After some investigations, the IOC concluded that the Russian government was involved in giving its athletes drugs that gave them an advantage when they played their sport in the last Winter Olympic Games. (This practice is called "doping", where drugs or other techniques are used to illegally improve and enhance athletic performance. An athlete not using such drugs is called "clean".) The last Winter Olympics were held in the Russian city of Sochi in 2014. Russia denies that the government was involved.
Taking performance-enhancing drugs is cheating. In fact, Olympic officials give athletes repeated blood and urine tests to make sure that they aren't taking drugs to get an unfair advantage. Some of the Russian athletes who had won in the 2014 Winter Olympics and found guilty of taking drugs have had their medals taken away. Also, in the 2016 Summer Olympics held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, some Russian athletes were not allowed to take part because of doping issues.
The IOC has said that individual Russian athletes who have been clean can take part in the 2018 Winter Olympics under the name "Olympic Athlete from Russia". They will compete in a uniform showing this name and under the Olympic Flag. If they win any medals, the Olympic Anthem will be played at the ceremony. Usually, athletes compete under their nation's flag, wearing their country's uniform, and if they win, their nation's national anthem is played at the awards ceremony.
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The 20/80 Rule, Integrity, and Leadership.
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Leadership means people watch you–not to what you want to say or do, or mean to, but what you actually say and do.
According to Joshua Spodek, Author of, 'Leadership Step by Step' Attention to detail counts. We concur! Not sometimes, but always. What Vince Lombardi said about winning applies to leadership: "Leading is not a sometime thing; it's an all the time thing. You don't lead once in a while; you don't do things right once in a while; you do them right all of the time. Leading is a habit. Unfortunately, so is failing to lead."
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Kali Bari Chhindwara
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Kali Bari Chhindwara (Bengali: কালীবাড়ি ছিন্দওয়ারা Hindi: काली बाड़ी छिंदवाड़ा) is a temple dedicated to Goddess Kali and the center of Bengali culture in Chhindwara, India. Established in 1995, the deity in the temple is Maa Kali.[citation needed]
काली बाड़ी छिन्दवाड़ा
Chhindwara District
Kali Puja, Diwali, Holi
Location in Madhya Pradesh
22°04′N 78°56′E / 22.07°N 78.93°E / 22.07; 78.93Coordinates: 22°04′N 78°56′E / 22.07°N 78.93°E / 22.07; 78.93
Bengal architecture
Temple(s)
1:मुख्य मंदिर (Main Temple) & 2:शिव मंदिर (Shiv Temple)
The temple is one of its kinds in Central India with its unique architecture that resembles the famous Dakshineswar Kali Temple near Kolkata.
Devotees from all of religions and castes come during worship at the temple.
2 How to Reach
6 Tourism Attraction
LocationEdit
The temple lies in the southern ranges of the Satpura Range at 22°04′N 78°56′E / 22.07°N 78.93°E / 22.07; 78.93 at dense forested city Chhindwara of Indian state Madhya Pradesh. It has an average altitude of 675 metres (2,215 ft) above mean sea level. The temple is located on the Kali Bari Road, Dharam Tekri, Chhindwara.[citation needed]
How to ReachEdit
The temple is located in the heart of Chhindwara city. Chhindwara is well reachable by rail or road from adjacent cities Nagpur, Jabalpur & Bhopal and rest of the India. Chhindwara railway station & City Bus Terminal both are 2 km far from the temple. The nearest airports are Chhindwara (5 km) & Nagpur (120 km).
On various occasion like Kali Puja (Diwali), Durga Puja, Sankranti & Navaratri thousands of devotees are gathered at the temple for worship. Various festivals like Bengali New Year, Ravindra Jayanti, Shri Ram Krishna Jayanti, Vivekananda Jayanti are organized at here. Bengali people of Chhindwara District are also arranged various get together and cultural programs at the community hall of the temple.
After several years of demands by the people from all of the religions of Chhindwara District for construction of a Kali Bari at Chhindwara City, an action plan was drawn to form a committee with the name Kali Bari Nirman Samiti. The initial goal to the committee was to make a plan for construction of temple & organizing fund. Later on committee was worked for selection of site, making blue print of drawings, and take necessary actions for construction of temple.
Like any major rivers originating as a small stream, Kali Bari Nirman Samiti, Chhindwara also had a humble beginning. In 1995, when a group of enthusiastic members of Bengali Durga Puja Committee Chhindwara, the oldest Bengali cultural organization of the district, take initiative with an objective for constructing a Kali temple at Chhindwara.
Subsequently, with the overwhelming support and participation of all residents of district, the construction of the exquisitely beautiful pristine white marble store complex was completed and idols of Maa Kali was installed in the sanctum sanctorum of the new temple with all religious rituals. Later on idol of Lord Shiva was established in a newly constructed Shiva Temple.
Jyoti Kalash Sthapana at Kali Bari Chhindwara
AdministrationEdit
Kali Bari Chhindwara is controlled by a local governing committee known as Kali Bari Nirman Samiti. Most of the committee members are from city Bengali association and from all of the religions also.
The committee is responsible for arranging fund, taking various legal approvals, co-ordination with district administration, organizing various kinds of activities, controlling over the crowd during festivals, Daily Puja & Aarti, organizing bhog-prasad after puja, informing the community about dates and schedules, maintenance & renovation and Safety & Security of temple property.
Tourism AttractionEdit
Kali Bari is situated on a plateau, surrounded by the lush green fields, rivers and sagaun trees. It is surrounded by dense forest with diverse flora and fauna.
Several National Parks are nearby located from the temple, including the Kanha, Pench, Satpura National Park, Pachmarhi Biosphere Reserve, Bori Reserve Forest etc.
Orange city Nagpur (120 km), Marvel city Jabalpur (205 km) & Lake city Bhopal (325 km) are the nearby metro cities. Patalkot, India (60 km) and Pachmarhi (130 km) are the nearest Hill Station.
NoteEdit
Temple committee has celebrated various festivals like Indian Independence Day celebration, Indian Republic Day celebration etc. Recently Kali Bari Chhindwara has organized a free dental check-up campaign for the residential of Chhindwara. During Navaratri festival devotees light Jyoti Kalash, in temple premises to appease Devi.
Kalighat Kali Temple
Dakshineswar Kali Temple
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In a message dated 02/07/02 7:30:08 AM, bri_mue@yahoo.com writes:
>>Leon: "From this infinite potentiality, or "diversity within a
>>unity," the whole universe involves and evolves to form the seven
>>fold "coadunate but not consubstantial" field nature of all beings --
>>in accordance with the fundamental laws of cycles and periodicity
>>that underlie the laws of electricity (from a scientific standpoint)
>>as well as the laws of karma (from a mystical or theosophical
>>standpoint)... These laws are analogously similar in governing the
>>cause and effect chains (action<-->reaction<-->action)"
>If modern science already since years talks about quantum physics,
>chaos theory, and its newer devellopments, where do we expect to find
>anything that comes scientifly near to proving that for example "the
>whole universe involves and evolves to form the seven fold" ?
>Even the 19th century scientific cause and effect theory (Laplacian
>theory ) that Blavatsky ascribed to doesn't withstand the scrutiny of
>21th century science the way it is tought today it seems.
21st century academic science -- other than, perhaps, the 11 dimensional (10
fields plus time?) zero-point energy theory of Superstrings/M-branes. that is
more or less consistent with Blavatsky's multidimensional "coadunate but not
consubstantial" fields or planes of consciousness (and which my ABC theory
describes in more or less scientifically logical terms) -- still does not
consider the universe's fundamental structure beyond the limits of
physically observed particulate matter.
All the reductive and materialistic theories of quantum physics that are
currently academically and technologically accepted (although still argued as
being incomplete and inconsistent with other equally respected scientific
theories) cannot, for instance, make the logically scientific connection
between relativity theories (which extends from the zero-point to infinity)
and the fundamental particle (as the limiting basis of quantum theories).
Even Einstein could never buy the more or less accepted presumption of
quantum theory that "nothing" existed in the "Planck distance" space (or
scientific vacuum) between the quantum particle and the zero-point or
"singularity" (explained as being of zero dimension and infinite mass-energy
in his relativity theories).
There is also reasonable evidence to believe that Einstein got his intuition
of E=mc^2, and the belief in the idea that matter and energy were
interchangeable or "one thing" -- directly from the Secret Doctrine -- since
the concept of relativity, and the equation, E=mc^2, came long before the
mathematics that attempted to prove it, and Einstein did own a well read copy
of the SD, as well as projected many theosophical ideas in his personal
(See: http://users.aol.com/unIwldarts/uniworld.artisans.guild/einstein.html
Einstein also didn't believe that anything in the universe could happen
spontaneously, or be intelligently formed by pure chance, be "indeterminate,"
or without a logical cause. "God does not play dice," he said. But, at
certain dimensions near the Planck distance, the distinction between wave and
particle becomes arbitrary, and thereby, the observer of a measurement of one
aspect of matter can influence the measurement of the other -- i.e., if one
locates the position of the particle, one can't determine its energy, and if
one determines its energy, one can't locate its position.
This observation (limited to the physical plane) can only be understood as
still being "causal", rather than random "probability" or "indeterminate" --
if one accepts the possibility of multiple orders (or frequency spectrum
phases) of "coadunate" and "coenergetic" fields that transfer information in,
through, and between each individual field phase under the governance of
analogous laws of electricity and magnetism (considered as a single,
codependent force -- of varying, although analogous, vibratory frequency
spectrum phase in each field domain). Necessarily, then, since the
fundamental cyclic laws of electricity cannot change, such fields would
evolve (before the "breaking of symmetry") -- like the musical notes and
color spectrums -- in the form of descending "octaves." This is the
scientific basis of the seven fold planes, or "chakrafield" ideas of
theosophy, and its roots in ancient occultism -- as reflected in esoteric
Brahmanism, Buddhism, Kabbalism, Sufism, etc.
Incidentally, Einstein also knew that a series of interconnected unified
fields existed between the zero-point and infinite expansion of the
universe... Although, he could not come up with a logical mathematical proof
to explain it before he died. Today, the closest to such a "Grand Unified
theory of Everything" (GUTE) is Superstring/Membrane theory, which, in most
of its conclusions, not only consolidates relativity and quantum physics, but
also very closely parallels the multi-fold, unified field theory of theosophy
(along with its scientific description within ABC theory) –- as HPBpredicted
would happen before the beginning of this century. But, so far, there is no
objective proof that science can accept -- except partially, through the
"Casimir effect" -- which simply confirms that infinite zero-point energy
actually exists everywhere in the so called, "empty" space or vacuum.
(see: http://hepweb.rl.ac.uk/ppUK/PhysFAQ/casimir.html/
The next step in quantum physics is the understanding of "quantum gravity"
that may account for the Casimir effect -- but they have a long way to go,
since quantum theorists have never been able to resolve or describe the
nature of the universe within the Planck distance (which covers more
multidimensional zero-point "space" than all the quantum particles put
together). The problem is; Being limited by their materialistic view, they
cannot imagine or mathematically predict what occurred or existed BEFORE the
first field of so called fundamental particles or photons appeared after the
"Big Bang." In addition, their limited thinking that everything can be
explained by physical processes, assuming matter as the fundamental condition
of the universe, leaves them very little to hang onto when trying to explain
subjective truths like conscious experience, self awareness, mental thought,
etc. And, even this "matter only" view is a mistaken notion that some few
contempoporary physicists have given up, since it has already been adequately
proven by experimental evidence, that the fundamental quantum energy-matter
packet is both a particle AND a wave... And, from that, in can be inferred
that the wave must have its root in the vibration of higher order fields that
are closer to the infinite frequency of spin in the zero-point.
So, to keep their materialistic theories intact, and limited to this
measurable, or metric physical "space-time continuum," most quantum
physicists completely ignore the true nature of the multidimensional and
coadunate fields within the "vacuum" of space between the particles...
Unfortunately, they also ignore the idea that internal sensory "image"
information passing through the biological systems, from the smallest one
cell organism to the largest planetary, solar, galactic and universal systems
-- (so as reach the higher consciousness fields of mind and memory on each
level) -- would most parsimoniously be transferred as modulated holographic
interference patterns of coenergetic wave forms (as ABC theory of
consciousness and perception proposes) rather than as "quantum gravity
effects." And, thus, the conventional quantum theories are all relatively
incomplete and insufficient to describe the true hidden nature of the
Universe -- along with the analogous nature ("as above, so below") of each
"being" involved and evolved in it.
On the other hand, superstring, membrane, chaos and simplicity-complexity
theories are approaching closer and closer to the ancient coadunate field
theories of theosophy (and ABC), and are beginning to admit that the universe
is composed of multidimensional fields that are based on the laws of
electricity (or electromagnetism) which is fundamentally vibrational or
cyclic, and, thus, can involve and evolve into multidimensional fields within
fields within fields -- like bubbles within bubble within bubbles, etc.
This concept of Supertring/M-brane theory is almost identical to the
multifold (triune, septenary, etc) chakra-field within field nature as
described in my ABC theory -- which is entirely consistent with the
"coadunate but not consubstantial" multi-fold, involutionary and evolutionary
field theory of consciousness and matter described in the Book of Dzyan, and
explained by HPB in the Secret Doctrine.
Therefore, from the scientific point of view, what comes before the "Big
Bang" (which itself, is also theoretical, and has never been satisfactorily
proven) is still an entire mystery to "established" modern science -- which
can only serve as the basis of the still materialistic "solid state" and
"coherent energy state" [laser] high technology we see all around us in our
communication and entertainment systems. But this isn't all there is. Thus,
anything they speculate about this "mystery of pre-particle origins," can
have no more or less scientific validity than the zero-point origin,
multidimensional (or multilevel or multiplane) coadunate field theory of
theosophy (or ABC) -- or the yet to be proven theories of
Superstrings/M-branes.
However, as least for the time being, these "theosophical" theories of
Cosmogenesis go much deeper into the fundamental origin and evolution of the
universe than conventional physixal science -- while still being consistent
with and not contradicting the observations or valid scientific conclusions
of modern physics (related to its own areas of inquiry)... Although, conven
tional science still cannot satisfactorily explain consciousness, mind,
memory, thought, emotions, perception, sleep rejuvenation, psi phenomena,
mental healing or placebo effect, blind sight, phantom limb effect, etc....
As theosophy, and its scientific interpretation (ABC) can easily do.
Therefore, it is obvious that, while material science is full of holes, there
are no apparent loose ends or gaps in either HPB's or ABC's explanation of
fundamental reality and its genesis. (If this makes those who accept such
teachings, "fundamentalists" -- well, then, so be it... As Popeye said, "I
yam wot I yam 'cause I yam wot I yam".:-)
Of course, the technological prowess of quantum theory is probably why most
people think that modern science knows everything about how the universe
really works. But, that is all materialistic and mechanistically based
thinking... And, thus, material "science" has nothing to do with or say about
what came before their so called quantum "particles," or how the universe
originated and expanded into the realities of both consciousness (as
subjectivity) and matter (as objectivity) -- that we commonly experience asa
fundamental duality on this physical plane of reality. (But which must, in
actuality, be a trinity composed of a duality within a UNITY.)
Although interdisciplinary scientists have been studying consciousness
seriously for the past ten years or so, and have tried to apply relativity
and quantum physics to explain it, they are still completely in the dark --
with many conflicting and inconclusive theories, and are as far from the
answers to: What is the source and nature of consciousness?; What is the
nature of the Self?; How to explain experience? etc. -- as they were in the
time of Blavatsky.
Also, please remember that all these scientific descriptions of the universe
and its mechanisms, including the description offered by theosophy (and also
by ABC) are still THEORIES or hypotheses, and are subject to falsification or
verification by either objective (or subjective) experimental evidence.
Therefore, none of these "theories" of classical, modern and postmodern
science can make any claim to be completely correct -- outside of the limited
field in which they appear to work. Thus, Newton's theory which was
superseded by Einstein's relativity and subsequent quantum theories, while
inconsistent with each other, still are useful in their respective, although
limited fields of application. The same can be said for theosophical field
theory as it applies to our inner natures -- which can only be "proven,"
subjectively, by each individual through their own "self devised and self
determined study and efforts."
So... It is yet to be proven that Blavatsky's metaphysical theory of
universal origin and its evolutionary mechanisms (as described in the Book of
Dzyan), as well as its scientific description in my ABC theory (which is
partially consistent with the latest, although still generally disapproved,
but, as yet, non-falsified theory of Superstring/M-branes) -- is wrong...
Nevertheless, these theories answer all the unanswered questions of modern
science. This puts them in a completely opposite category than the currently
"accepted" materialistic scientific theories, such as relativity and quantum
physics -- which still haven't come up with satisfactory and consistent
answers to the really important questions of universal origin, cosmogenesis,
unified fields, unified energy and matter, the cause and mechanisms of
consciousness and perception, the link between brain, mind, memory, etc., the
cause and mechanisms of psi phenomena, or other anomalies of nature that are
still total mysteries to established science... But, for which theosophy
holds all the logical and consistent answers... And, its all there for the
serious student to find -- hidden among the infinitude of words and
references in the Secret Doctrine written by HPB...
I hope this answers all your questions.
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Everything we accomplish in our lives, for ourselves or the people around us, we do because there is something deep inside of us that pushes us to do them. This drive, it's not something you can be given by someone else, and it's impossible for anyone but you to fully understand. But as long as you're bold enough; willing to take the plunge and commit to action, a new world of possibilities is waiting for you. Run free, climb high, and take the dive; it's your time to take what's yours!
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My grandfather passed away when I was very young. Before he passed, he gave me some gifts personalized with the nickname "Putschke." He spoke Polish, Yiddish, German (Austrian), and English. Could "Putschke" be a Polish word, or a misspelled Polish word? I've been trying to figure out the meaning of this word for years. I was the only grandchild my grampa lived to see, so it must have had some special significance for him. If it helps, I am female.
It could be Yiddish word Pushke - פושקע \PUSH-ke\ means little can, jar, or box. In Polish it means "puszka".
"Putschke" doesn't sound jewish...it's a german surname.
the man called her "Pućka"
personalized with the nickname "Putschke."
I was told that it was an endearment for a child meaning "bedbug".
My whole family still uses it to this day - deeply relaxed nature, dawdling, no pressure to make a solution. Sometimes it is positive ie. "i am going to putschke around in the garage." Or negative, "stop putschking around - we'll be late." it came from the Ukrainian side of the family I believe.
I assumed this was from Yiddish and the (now) General American 'putz around'. "I was just putzing around the house when she called."


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NSW house builder and land developer Rawson Group has diversified its housing offer to address the affordability issues created by Sydney's $1 million median house price and open the market to first homebuyers priced off the property ladder.
The company has sold 15 of its new sub $650,000 Thrive Homes house and land packages in the first two weeks of launch, despite the broader market experiencing head winds in house and land packaging.
Noting a gap in the sub $250,000 standalone housing market, Rawson Group studied how it could create a product under $200,000 that offered the choice the company is best known for.
It achieved prices starting at $185,000 per home plus land and site costs, by streamlining the build process and removing the DA process to make each of Thrive Home's offers CDC compliant. This created cost savings which the company reinvested in better designs, better inclusions and lower prices.
Rawson's generous customisation options, typical of its award-winning design-led premium Rawson Homes brand, were also reduced, but not too far, with 5900 variations available through different internal and external options.
Rawson Group CEO Matthew Ramaley said: "The market has responded well to the offer in its first two weeks, with the majority of purchasers to date being first homebuyers.
"Thrive Homes aims to help people, particularly first homebuyers, get on the property ladder in Australia's most expensive real estate market and do it without compromising on design," Mr Ramaley said.
"The affordability issue is one for developers and home builders to fix in the near term because reductions in statutory costs will require broader tax and planning reform. Working with our suppliers, we are doing our bit to open the market to more Australians by delivering affordable, well-designed homes.
Rawson Communities, the company's land development arm, has 1300 lots under management, with a particular focus on western Sydney in prime growth areas including Marsden Park and Leppington.
"Government investment in infrastructure in these areas has generated an increase in consumer confidence which is underpinning demand for new land. We enhance the affordability of these areas by delivering great value-for-money house and land packages," Mr Ramaley said.
"Ultimately house and land packages offer our clients convenience, certainty and cost efficiencies, which is essential for those on a budget. We are confident that Thrive Homes will continue to educate buyers on these advantages.
The launch of Thrive Homes comes following a bumper year for Rawson Group, which recorded over $400 million in FY16 revenue, up 21 per cent on the previous year.
This included more than 1000 home starts in the past financial year, up from 670 the previous, with growth forecast at 25 per cent over FY17.
Rawson Group hands over the keys to three new homes every day through its house building arm Rawson Homes founded 40 years ago and its vertically integrated land development arm, Rawson Communities.


The increased prevalence of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) among Enterobacteriaceae has had major clinical and economic impacts in human medicine. Many of the multi-drug resistant (MDR) Enterobacteriaceae found in humans are community-acquired and linked to food animals (i.e. livestock raised for meat and dairy products). In this presentation, Dr. Jay Graham will discuss community-acquired antimicrobial resistance and the study of commensal Escherichia coli strains from children (n=63 isolates) and domestic animals (n=174 isolates) in the same community. Specifically, he will discuss the diversity of E. coli clones, AMR genes and plasmids carrying the AMR genes using conjugation, replicon typing and whole genome sequencing.


Swedish is the national language, but most people speak English. However, the official languages of the conference are English, Spanish and French. These languages will all be available for translation through interpreters during the plenary sessions. During other activities the language used will be marked in the program.
UTC+1 hour. Daylight Saving Time is used from the last Sunday of March to last Sunday of October.
The monetary unit is the Swedish Krona (SEK). Bank notes are printed in values of 20, 50, 100, 500 and 1,000 kronor; and coins in values of 1, 5 and 10 kronor. For current exchange rates click here.
A number of exchange offices (Forex and X-change) are located in central Gothenburg and at the airports. Ask your hotel reception for the closest office and opening hours.
Travellers' cheques are generally accepted as payment throughout Sweden. Change will be given in Swedish kronor. Please note that a nominal fee is charged when using the cheques as payment.
Tap water in Sweden is of great quality. There is no real reason for buying bottled water.
The electrical current in Sweden is 220 V/50 Hz. Round European-style two-pin plugs are used.
Banks are generally open Mon-Fri 10:00-15:00. Additional opening hours apply in the afternoon at least once a week. All banks are closed on public holidays.
Use your Visa, MasterCard, Maestro or Cirrus card at any ATM ("bankomat" or "uttagsmaskin").
Major credit and debit cards are widely accepted in shops, restaurants, hotels and taxis. Restrictions may apply to American Express and Diners.
Thanks to the Gulf Stream, Gothenburg has a milder climate than most other northern regions. The four seasons have its perks and affects nature, daylight and temperature. On average, the warmest month is July and the coolest is February. From late February the days become longer and brighter; during mid-summer the sun hardly sets at all.
Click here for a weather forecast.
The warmer months (May-August) require lightweights for daytime and extra woollens for cooler evenings.
There is excellent wireless GSM and 3G/UMTS coverage in Sweden. Americans will need a tri-band phone.
Pay phones require either a prepaid phone card or a credit/debit card, or Swedish or Euro coins. Phone cards are available at most newsagents and grocery stores.
Internet: Sweden is the world's second most Internet connected country. As an alternative to Wi-Fi, prepaid USB 3G modems can be bought quite cheaply in many shops.
A smoking ban applies to public indoor spaces such as restaurants, cafés, nightclubs and pubs.
A service charge is automatically included in all Swedish hotel and restaurant bills. Tipping for special services is not expected and is simply a matter of personal taste. Tipping at restaurants is not mandatory, but a small gratuity (5-10 %) is customary for evening meals if good service is received. Porters and cloakroom attendants often charge fixed fees. Taxi drivers should be given a few extra kronor.


I can't make it out what is it that makes wealthy people give their car a gold wrap. May be, they are just inclined too much into showing how wealthy they are. Nevertheless, the gold plated BMW X5 M pictured here is already a beast with those 555 ponies roaring under the hood, enabling the muscular car to take merely 4.7 seconds to reach 100km from a standstill.
The BMW's Sports Activity vehicle (SAV) X5 M (having E70 as development name) shines in bling and it's not clad in gold sticker or gold chrome either, but real gold. The classic architecture embezzled with gold accents to give the owner that sheer arrogance to flaunt his prized possession. What I really call as 'Trophy car' that one drives to a special occasion with his held high, this makeover is only for those who have piles of cash around and that's just catching dust and particularly if you are the one screaming for all that attention.


Bust: 140 cm/ 55.12 "
Hem: 136 cm/ 53.54 "
Arm: 40 cm/ 15.75 "
Sleeve Length: 60 cm/ 23.62 "
Length: 110 cm/ 43.31 "
This is huge! Feels like I am in a sack! The material is fine and it feels lovely but it is enormous! Trying to think if I have a friend who is big enough to enjoy it.
You need height to wear this garment. May be dressed up or down and is very good looking. I sm happy with it.
Replaces the little black dress of yerteryear ( in younger days) perfectly. Quite serene feeling when wearing it.
Robe bien coupée, tissu de qualité. Robe chaude, confortable et facile d'entretien.
The dress was 'too' large.
I will never be able to wear it. It's way to large. It's not one size S/M/L it's just XXL, couldn't believe it! No way I'm buying from your brand again, very very very disipointed.
I adore this dress. That is why I have TWO. It is very plain but very stylish, just what I like. One pocket, slightly below my knees in length, and I am tall with long legs. The fabric is a heavy cotton knit, soft but sturdy. It is loose fitting on me and very comfortable. One of the best pieces I have ever bought from Buykud.
I told myself a lot of times - do not buy online! It was last time.
It's huge, but adorbs. My tailor laughed when he saw me in it. Luckily taking in the seam on both sides did the trick. Very sharp-looking and fun to accessorize. Super comfy.
The dress is way too large!! It is gigantic!! Very huge, indeed. It feels like XXXL. I wear usually from M to XL, but this dress is very much oversized. The quality is fine- nice fabric, but the sleeves are too short even for a XXXL size. I have to bring it to my tailor to adjust. Can't recommend for its size^ but for larger people it will be OK.
Lovely dress, nice quality cotton. A little too long for me but took 4cm off the bottom and now is perfect. Very good product.
Robe très large, ça va être difficile à porter tous les jours... mais tissus et façon ok.
Nice texture. I would have liked better if it were a little bit smaller.
Was nervous ordering but dresses are fabulous.


Rehab facilities continue doing tremendous jobs of helping recovering addicts. However, the number of addicts keeps increasing. Currently, it's estimated that 21 million Americans struggle with substance abuse. That is more than people dealing with cancer. There is a need for rehab centers to adopt innovative ways to reach out to the large number and also create enough space for them. Continue reading to find out why room dividers have come on time.
HIPAA legislative that safeguards patient information binds most healthcare facilities in the United States. Rehab clinics are no exception. In fact, they provide additional confidentiality agreement for review and acceptance before using their services. HIPAA protects information in the paper, electronic and even those provided orally. Among other factors, rehab centers can use room dividers to safeguard patient information.
Addicts undergoing recovery treatment need protection from the moment they step into the facility and even after recovery. During these sessions, patients receive confidential meetings with one or more therapists to help them recover.
A breach of privacy can have dire consequences. Patients may feel ashamed making it difficult to recover. Most of those recovering addicts return to substance abuse to deal with shame. That alone makes it imperative for rehab centers to ensure confidentiality is not breached. Whether in a residential setting or a facility that condition cuts across.
Portable room dividers make it possible to change settings and adapt to different occasions. In a rehab facility, anywhere can be turned into a room for sessions. Wheeling partitions can quickly convert restaurants and dining areas. Sometimes it takes changing environments to make significant changes in someone's mind.
Let's face it. The number of rehab centers available in the united states is not enough to help addicts recover. While much of this has been attributed to an inability to reach out to them and convince them that rehab is good, what would happen if all of them choose rehab? Do we have enough space? Well, if you are running one, you may consider having room partitions ready for such a huge intake.
You can practically create multiple rooms within one room. Moreover, they can be folded and stored in one place when not in use.
Apart from creating room for patients, dividers can also be used for various purposes. They can be used in sporting facilities, entertainment, classrooms and religious centers. Most rehab centers tend to offer all that within their facility.
Permanent partition systems are costly. Room dividers are cheap, adaptable and even portable. That saves you time waiting for a permanent structure to be completed. That time is channeled to helping patients recover.
Since you don't have to wait for professionals to set it up, the entire process is less expensive. Most of them come assembled. All you need to do is unbox and position them then start using the rooms created.
Are you looking for a rehab facility for your loved one? Blue Crest Recovery center uses glass room dividers to protect patient confidentiality and to have enough room. If you have a loved one struggling with substance abuse. Give us a call today.


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Despite 3-0 Whipping, Shreyas Iyer and KL Rahul Solve India's Middle-Order Muddle
Posted by Brisvaani News Desk | Feb 12, 2020 | Sports News | 0 |
Shreyas Iyer and KL Rahul were involved in a 100-run 4th wicket partnership. Courtesy: BCCI
There was a time when Indian batting-line ups were feared for their depth. The Indian top-order has always been solid and has seen a lot of big names in there. The middle-order was also renowned once with Rahul Dravid, Yuvraj Singh, Suresh Raina, and MS Dhoni all chipping in whenever needed.
The last few years have seen India's middle-order becoming a laboratory. Numerous players have been tried, tested, discarded, shuffled, dropped and then brought back again for another round of trials but the tactically most important slots were never filled and belonged to a few sets of palayer.
This New Zealand series has just seen what the team management and fans had been waiting for.
The stage was set when Shikhar Dhawan and Rohit Sharma had to miss out because of injuries. In the absence of the top-order stalwarts, the Indian middle-order needed to bring its A game to the party.
All the three matches saw the top-order failing. The new opening pair of Mayank Agarwal and Prithvi Shaw failed to give India the kind of starts they are used to. To make matters worse, Virat Kohli managed only 75 runs from 3 matches: his worst performance in a bilateral ODI series as captain.
KL Rahul, who has been in red-hot form, rose to the occasion. He finished with the second-highest run in the series, scoring 202 runs at a staggering average of 102. His 202 runs in the series included a century and a half-century.
Another rising star Shreyas Iyer, who had even hoped of being picked in the India squad for 2019 World Cup, scored 217 runs in the series, finishing at the top of run chart. He averaged 72.33 and scored a ton and 2 half-ton.
The stats for India's number 4 batting position are telling.
Since April 2016 India have tried 13 players, who have played 91 innings at the number 4 position. These 13 players together average 35.14 at the position and have 3 centuries and 13 half-centuries to their name.
Shreyas Iyer on the other hand, in his 8 innings at the number 4 position averages an impressive 56.85 and have scored 1 century and 4 half-centuries. Iyer was successful to do what 13 players together couldn't do.
Also, it was for the first time since 2007 that an Indian batting pair managed two century stands, batting at No.4 and No.5 position for India in an ODI series.
Yuvraj Singh and MS Dhoni achieved the feat against Pakistan in 2007 and Shreyas Iyer and KL Rahul did it on Tuesday after a gap of 12 years for India.
In this series, KL Rahul and Shreyas Iyer accumulated 421 runs together while the rest of Indian team together managed to score 423 runs.
It may also be time to take a decision on the future of the 34-year-old Kedar Jadhav. Jadhav has been in and out of the team because of injuries but every time he has been included in the squad he has got an opportunity in the playing eleven.
An inform and talented Manish Pandey, who has at least 5 years of cricket left in him, warms the bench on most of the occasions.
Jadhav scored 35 runs in the first two matches, while Pandey scored a vital 42 in the one opportunity he got in the final ODI and also stitched a 107-run partnership with KL Rahul.
It is now clear that if KL Rahul, Shreyas Iyer and Manish Pandey are given a proper run at their respective position, it will be the Indian team that stands to benefit.
Source: https://www.indiatoday.in
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Rory McIlroy will be in a position to defend his US PGA Championship title next week after stepping up his recovery from a nasty injury by successfully completing a practice round at Whistling Straits.
The reigning world number one, who won the 2014 edition of the tournament after beating Phil Mickelson by a single stroke, has not competed at all since he was forced to withdraw from contention at The Open in July after a casual game of football led to a ruptured ligament and joint capsule damage to his left ankle.
McIlroy's place at the year's final major looked to be in serious doubt after he subsequently pulled out of the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational in Akron, Ohio last week, but he recently gave fans cause for optimism with a series of Instagram posts that showed the swelling in the affected area has significantly reduced and also allowed him to step up his gym work as well as practice with his driver.
Although publicist Terry Prone was quick to deny that he had been booked in for a round at the championship course this weekend, the four-time major winner did complete 18 holes alongside friend Harry Diamond on 8 August after previously appearing to confirm that he had indeed travelled to the United States.
The PGA of America seemed to have prior knowledge of McIlroy's involvement, announcing on Friday (7 August) that he will be paired with rival Jordan Spieth and Open winner Zach Johnson for the opening round of the PGA Championship.


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Fr. Rey shows Art, his hydroponics project that he located at the roof-deck of the Center.
San Pablo Apostol Parish Rabbit Meat Production Project
Angie Veneracion August 29, 2021
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By Angie M. Veneracion
Fr. Rey Daguitera is Parish Priest of the San Pablo Apostol Parish located at Velasquez St., Tondo, Manila. The Parish community consists of 16 barangays in Tondo, District of Manila City; with an estimated combined population of more than one hundred thousand families, mostly informal settlers, majority belonging to the poor, if not, the poorest of the poor.
On October 207, a hectare of land (10,000 sq.m.) was made available to the parish by Cardinal Rosales and by the Ayala Corporation to be developed as the new center of the parish's formative activities.
The property now houses a Covered Court and Multi-Purpose Center, a Youth Formation and Social Center. These Centers serve as a library, a venue for formations, livelihood programs, small group seminars and various activities for the parish youth. It also has an orphanage called the Shelter of Joy and a library with computers made available to students and scholars in the community.
The Shelter of Joy Orphanage is housed at the Youth Formation and Social Center. (l-r) Fr. rey Daguitera, parish Priest, Art and Angie Veneracion and Ms. Melanie Torres, Servant Leader Shelter of Joy Feeding Center.
The new Church that has the "biggest cross in the world" completes the parish complex envisioned to be a community of peace and love. Said infrastructure development and programs are aligned with the mission of the Canossian Sons of Charity congregation, where Fr. Rey belongs; dedicated to the education of children and young people through catechesis in schools, orphanages, youth centers and other works of charity towards the poor and the neglected sectors of society.
Fr. Rey's biggest challenge is how to alleviate his parishioners' struggle with hunger and state of poverty. The reality is that, even the best teachers and intentions "cannot teach the hungry." People, engaged in the day-to-day grind of survival, lose their dreams in the process and no longer aspire to improve their lives. Fr. Rey wants his parishioners "to be able to dream again and to see that God's kingdom is still within their reach."
In one of his readings, Fr. Rey found out that the bulk of the country's food produce comes from farms in the provinces. Handling and transport from food sources cause 50% of these produce go to waste before they reach the commercial centers and markets in Metro Manila. He thought that there must be a way to eliminate these wastages. Why not grow food right in the middle of the urban community, where transporting produce from farms to consumers will not be needed? The produce will be readily available for harvest in one's own backyard. The farm to table concept was adapted for replication by the parishioners.
Fr. Rey, together with the parish ministers and pastoral workers, tapped the help of the parish benefactors and the Bureau of Plant Industry, and were readily assisted in the supply of planting materials, seedlings, and greenhouses. The open areas were planted with upland kangkong, tomatoes, eggplant, and okra, while the greenhouses provide shade for the lettuce and leafy vegetables. Coconut husks were processed, reducing waste and providing planting materials for mushroom production and container gardening. Aquaponics and hydroponics were set up to maximize fish and vegetable production in all available areas. Seminars were conducted to showcase the project and help the parishioners replicate the projects in their homes. Food self-sufficiency themed posters were put up to let the parishioners know about the garden to table projects and encourage them to engage in the same.
The multiple projects still lacked something. There has to be a food source that will address both sustenance and health. Malnutrition and poor health ails the community and must be addressed. Continuing to explore possible food production projects, Fr. Rey came across rabbit production. He read that raising rabbits can be done in small spaces at home or in one's backyard, in rural and even in urban communities. Rabbits, being very quiet by nature, are neighborhood friendly, even providing odor-free cold manure that can be readily utilized as fertilizer. They can be cared for by children and stay-at-home parents and relatively easy to manage. On top of these, rabbits provide one of the healthiest meat available to humans, providing the highest protein and the lowest fat and cholesterol compared to other farm or backyard-raised meat.
He immediately visited Aven Nature's Farm with a mission to explore rabbit raising that will complete his Integrated Farm Project in urban Tondo District of Manila City. He, together with his fellow parish priests and lay ministers attended the seminar conducted by Art Veneracion at Baliuag, Bulacan; to gain enough knowledge to pursue the project, to taste rabbit dishes and be convinced of rabbit meat's palatability.
New Zealand White, medium-sized rabbits are the best choice for meat production.
Fr. Rey next invited Art to conduct the seminar to benefit the parishioners. He consulted with Art on how the parishioners can be involved in the project and how it can provide both nutrition and livelihood. They agreed to launch a rabbit dispersal project, where the dispersal beneficiaries will be provided with rabbit breeders that they will care for in their households. The rabbit recipients will provide the space and the man-hours.
Art Veneracion conducting the seminar on Commercial Rabbit Production conducted at the San Pablo Parish Cafe Canossiano.
The parish will give assistance in providing materials for the cages and feeds. The kits produced will be bought by the parish, to be utilized in their feeding programs and the excess production will be sold in the community as frozen meat. They may also be served as specialty dishes at the Cafe Canossiano, located at their Youth Center, for another income stream. Said arrangement will make the project sustainable and will benefit both rabbit raisers and the parish.
Beneficiaries will be chosen from the seminar attendees who show interest and have enough space and time to care for the rabbits. Parish ministers and lay workers will supervise and see to it that the project is successful.
The preliminaries and preparations are all in place. The Rabbit Meat Production Project of the San Pablo Apostol Parish in Tondo, Manila is all set to go. With God's guidance, coupled with focus, and persistence of the project proponents, the project has no way to go but succeed. The dream to improve the people's lives in this poor urban community will be realized.
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