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Yes, Daily Mail, You are Discredited by Fake IVM Story
Date: 6. September 2021Author: uwe.roland.gross
Daily Mail, along with other legacy news published this:
Overdoses from anti-parasite drug ivermectin overwhelm rural Oklahoma hospitals – leaving gunshot victims waiting for emergency rooms
♦ Hospitals in rural southeast Oklahoma are struggling with a surge of ivermectin overdose patients
♦ So many patients are coming in with overdoses of the horse-grade medicine that other serious injuries – like gunshot wounds – have to wait
♦ Ivermectin is FDA approved for human use fighting some parasite-related conditions, but has not demonstrated that it can fight viruses in humans
♦ Many are purchasing versions of the drug meant for horses and other large animals, where doses are dangerous for humans
Rolling Stone, who was also taken in published the facts in this correction:
UPDATE: Northeastern Hospital System Sequoyah issued a statement: Although Dr. Jason McElyea is not an employee of NHS Sequoyah, he is affiliated with a medical staffing group that provides coverage for our emergency room. With that said, Dr. McElyea has not worked at our Sallisaw location in over 2 months. NHS Sequoyah has not treated any patients due to complications related to taking ivermectin. This includes not treating any patients for ivermectin overdose. All patients who have visited our emergency room have received medical attention as appropriate. Our hospital has not had to turn away any patients seeking emergency care. We want to reassure our community that our staff is working hard to provide quality healthcare to all patients. We appreciate the opportunity to clarify this issue and as always, we value our community's support."
This cynical, outrageous media campaign appeared in a previous post: No, Guardian, Ivermectin Not Discredited by Elgazzar Retraction
The hits against Ivermectin keep on coming. Dr. Colleen Aldous and Dr. Warren Parker explain this latest smear campaign in their article Ivermectin — front-line doctors vs bureaucrats. Excerpts in italics with my bolds.
Given the safety profile of Ivermectin, there is nothing to lose and there's a good possibility of saving many lives and slowing the pandemic
The Ivermectin battle of ideologies on safety and efficacy pits a group of doctors who deal with dying patients every day against bureaucrat academic clinicians. These academic clinicians have dismissed all evidence, favouring a single, large randomised trial that is entirely appropriate for novel drug development but not for pandemics.
This is akin to a person suffering a heart attack and refusing to be taken to hospital in a Toyota, choosing to wait for a Rolls-Royce.
If science is pure, there should not really be a debate, but there is, and it's purely on the interpretation of science. The Ivermectin meta-analyses have shown that subjectivity in science does happen, something the layperson is made to believe is not possible.
Unfortunately, scientific fraud has also muddied the picture on both sides of the Ivermectin divide. The Elgazzar Ivermectin study, which showed Ivermectin to be highly effective, has been removed from the preprint website for unethical scientific reporting. If this is found to be true it is unforgivable and the authors need to be dealt with.
I've no doubt that this will be used to discredit Ivermectin, but it is one of many trials showing efficacy and will be shown to have little weight in the meta-analyses. Just because one lawyer is guilty of corruption does not mean all lawyers are corrupt. In the same vein, a study published in leading medical journal Lancet, showed that hydroxychloroquine as a treatment for Covid-19 was associated with an increased risk of death in patients hospitalised with the disease. However, it was found to be fraudulent and the Lancet was forced to retract the paper.
Bias can come in selecting studies to include in the analysis and the interpretation of the results. Ivermectin can be shown to work by a careful selection of studies that support it. It can be discredited by selecting studies that show it is ineffective.
The SA National Essential Medicines List Committee (NEMLC), which has published its methods on its website, has produced an in-house rapid-review on Ivermectin, which continues to find that Ivermectin should not be used outside clinical trials. This review is not peer-reviewed. The scientific community emphasises the importance of peer-review publication, but our regulatory authorities seem not to. To illustrate the degree of subjectivity, I was in a meeting with one of the authors from the Bryant paper and a NEMLC member. In the discussion the latter stated that while they are aware of the work done in their preprint paper, they disagree with it. Simple!
The methods used in the Ivermectin meta-analyses by Bryant et al are exact. They have a very low risk of bias in themselves. Meta-analyses pool data from several studies to report for a larger sample size than the studies themselves. The heterogeneity of the studies is addressed with rigorous methods to reduce the effect of bias from the individual studies. Bryant et al have careers in data and research analysis. They have prepared decision-to-treat recommendations for international and country-level health bodies.
Their analysis included 24 randomised controlled trials that showed both positive and negative outcomes. The recommendation, among others, is that with moderate certainty Ivermectin could reduce mortality by an average of 62%. Moderate certainty means there is a good chance it is effective to this level.
From looking at their methods in their peer-reviewed publication I believe the selection and interpretation of results were unbiased and currently provide us with recommendations that are more than sufficient to validate the positive effects of Ivermectin for treating Covid-19.
Simply put, SA's response is now guided by the recommendations of an in-house team over a peer-reviewed, rigorously prepared meta-analysis. The NEMLC document is the guidance observed by all health department facilities and also some private hospitals.
Concerning the Ivercor-Covid-19 trial, it's a pity all those who have stated that this study is proof that Ivermectin doesn't work did not read the paper in its entirety. The authors themselves declare in the limitations of their research that the doses given are were low.
As the pandemic has progressed, experience on the ground has shown that Ivermectin is effective at higher doses. Initial recommended doses were low, having been informed by the dosages for anti-parasite treatment. Unfortunately, many trials that are now being run or are completed are using low doses based on earlier assumptions. Even the upcoming Oxford Principle trial of Ivermectin follows low dose regimes that may be insufficient to show effect.
The Lopez-Medina study in Colombia is also often cited as demonstrating that Ivermectin is ineffective. Yet it was so fraught with protocol violations that I would not have submitted the article for publication if I were the principal investigator.
The NEMLC has put the health of our people at risk by recommending against the use of Ivermectin even though it is legally available in SA for off-label use or in the compassionate use programme. Proper evidence-based medicine involves looking at all current evidence conscientiously, not just at a few trials.
During the latter half of the last century our ways of doing science have developed in times of stability and relative prosperity. However, we are in chaos now. We need new thinking. Those in authority are still pushing for their conventional methods for science, which insists that "reality must obey our models… otherwise reality cannot be correct".
We need more than just a few clinical experts making decisions for our country now that we are hitting this third wave. I believe it is time to put together a multidisciplinary team to examine the arguments of those saying that the totality of evidence points to the necessity of making a Type 1 decision now, roll out Ivermectin.
Given the safety profile of Ivermectin, with nearly 4bn doses given since the 1980s, there is nothing to lose. At worst, it would be like taking an aspirin to ease pain for a bee sting. It won't harm, but it may help.
If Ivermectin is used, there is a good possibility of saving many lives and slowing down the pandemic. But suppose we have to wait for that elusive large double-blind, randomised control trial (the Rolls-Royce) that will provide the ultimate certainty of the gold standard. In that case, there may be many thousands of unnecessary deaths still to come.
• Dr Aldous is a professor and healthcare scientist at the University of KwaZulu-Natal Medical School, where she runs the doctoral academy at the College of Health Sciences. She has published over 130 peer-reviewed articles in rated journals. Dr Parker, an international public health specialist, has worked in more than 20 countries on health and development concerns, with a focus on translating research into strategic policy.
Footnote: The Bryant et al. meta-analysis study is discussed here: Ivermectin Invictus: The Unsung Covid Victor
Why Can't They See that HCQ or Ivermectin + nutritional supplements
is the missing public health pillar?
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The media bonfire over imaginary hordes of Ivermectin casualties
It's open war on Ivermectin now
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50 Great Myths of Popular Psychology: Shattering Widespread by Scott O. Lilienfeld, Steven Jay Lynn, John Ruscio, Barry L.
50 nice Myths of well known Psychology makes use of renowned myths as a automobile for supporting scholars and laypersons to tell apart technology from pseudoscience.
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Q: CRM 2011 Search Exact Match I have a problem with CRM 2011 , I currently have 22 users . In the Accounts or Cases entities some of them can search with half of the word and some of them have to enter the whole exact name to get answers which is really annoying . Can someone help please?
Thank You !

A: By default you can add which fields will be searched to the Quick Search view, see how Example.
You still can use wild cards "*" (ex: "John") when performing a Quick Find Search.

A: Make sure they use all the same view (the Quick find one usually) and, from
Settings->Customizations->Customize the system->Entities->(Select the desired entity)->Views and then open the view users are using then you can set the filter criteria to whatever you would like for each fields.
I don't think you can enforce a view on users though, but my guess if for some users partial searches work, and for some others not, they are probably using different views.
EDIT: You can select said view and in More Actions above set it to default view. Then again, users are still able to create personal views and set them as default...

A: Surely you mean that your users search their wanted fields in quick find area that this is system view and the problem posed do not have relation to view's setting, because it was the same for all the user's.
so i guess this problem arises out: keyboard not uniform.......

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Review: Galloglass - Legends From Now and Nevermore
www.galloglass.de
Legends From Now and Nevermore
Label: Limb Music Products
Genre: Power Metal
Review online: March 5, 2010
Reviewed by: Larry Griffin
Rated 4/5 (80%) (13 Votes)
This band is so fucking cool. I mean, how many Power Metal bands can start an album off with a song like "Dragon's Revenge," which has a chorus featuring the line "They were ripped APAAAART!" sung in the most happy, cheerful fashion you can imagine? That's why I love this kind of Power Metal; it's just so campy and joyously over the top. The melodies are top notch, the choruses are great, and even the riffs kick ass. There's just no bullshit in this; it is as earnest and unassuming as a music record gets. No pretension, no gimmicks, just pure, ballsy, melodious fantasy-metal the way it was meant to be played. Just look at that cover; would you expect anything else?
Galloglass is sort of like HammerFall or old Nocturnal Rites and also kind of like early Human Fortress and Elvenking, with the folksy, chamber-like influences of the latter, but also the pure nostalgic melody and riff-work of the former. Vocalist Carsten Frank, soon to become a sexual predator singing on Human Fortress' Eternal Empire, sings admirably, with a lot of pomp and triumph to his richly melodic voice. The guitarists pump out lead-iron melodies fit for the rich neighborhoods but played here for all to enjoy, and the riffs are speedy and fueled from behind by propulsive double-bass drumming, although this is not in any way intrusive. Really, this is just exceptionally well written Power Metal, no more, no less, and that's what I love about it.
The songs are all in the four to five minute range, ranging from mid-paced stompers to the speedier cuts that the band seems to prefer. Even generic songs like "Ancient Times" are made supremely enjoyable through the band's charisma and personality, as well as the subtle folksiness implemented. Opener "Dragons Revenge" stakes claim to a mighty amount of territory for the band, and further barn-burners like "Crusade of the Damned" and the excellently catchy title track do not let up. "Remember the Fire" is a moody half-ballad with a boiling chorus and a lot of slower, but still heavy, melodies. "Eye to Eye" is a swashbuckling affair with swirling melodies and a strangely Priest-like air about the whole thing, and the feel of this song is just really cool. "A Wintertale" is the song most people talk about, and it might be the best one here, but if so, not by a lot. It's a mid-paced, folksy romp n' stomp with a huge hook and a lot of charm to it. Very cool song.
Some songs aren't quite as good, like "The Conjuring," which I can just never remember, and the subdued ballad "The Quest," but these still aren't bad songs, they just aren't as good as the really fucking awesome tracks that make up the first half of the album. And besides, the band makes up for it by ending strong on "The Last Stand," anyway, so all mistakes are forgiven. Legends from Now and Nevermore is a really enjoyable and highly energetic album by Galloglass, and criminally overlooked, at that. It's just such a thoroughly fun, cheerful affair. There's nothing mean spirited or dark about it, even when what they're singing about is, and sometimes that's just what I need. Highly recommended.
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Hot lunch- roast, mashed potatoes, gravy, corn and ice cream dessert. Very tasty.
Easter egg hunt this morning in library. Good way to begin our day!
Egg colouring at DCS. Check out the cool Easter Baskets!
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Chicken noodle soup for lunch! So tasty! Students learned how to make it from the broth stage to the homemade noodles. It was so good!
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Literacy Potluck was a huge success! Thank you so much Regional Kids First!
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Almost Gone! Signed & limited to 500. Highly Recommended. An elegant oversized hardcover with the crème de la crème of Russell's black and white illustrations from the past 45 years — carefully chosen and annotated by the artist himself. Presented in chronological order, the first from 1976's Curse of the Ring Portfolio. Plus thirty all-new images in print here for the very first time. Includes rare crowdfunding work and commissions. Wayne Alan Harold Productions, 2021. Out of print.
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An elegant oversized hardcover with the crème de la crème of Russell's black and white illustrations from the past 45 years — carefully chosen and annotated by the artist himself. Presented in chronological order, the first from 1976's Curse of the Ring Portfolio. Plus thirty all-new images in print here for the very first time. Includes rare crowdfunding work and commissions.
We like the large, oversized square format. It's about the size of the legendary The Studio. It's very elegant, a journey through the many fantasy worlds created by one of our finest comic illustrators.
P. Craig Russell: "I think artists especially like seeing the work in black and white — the line work before color is added. It gives it another dimension and it's just fun to see. In addition to a carefully curated collection of vintage illustrations, the book includes recent pieces that we've done for our crowdfunding adventures over the past few years, various commissions that were created as original art rewards. Also, many of the new black and white squares that I've done this year — I've just finished the 7th one — will be seen for the very first time. I haven't counted yet, but I would say that out of 101 drawings, a good 25-30% are pieces that haven't seen print before."
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In this section we examine the following question:
"Is the variable s a function of the variable t?"
The goal of this section is develop a "feel" for functional relationships,
and furthermore, do it in such a way that your understanding
of a functional relationship does not depend on the particular letters
(variables) used. (This is why I have used different letters to denote
the variables - to avoid biasing your thinking towards our special
variables x and y.)
Interpreting the Terminology
In the quotation,
the letter s is usually y and the letter t is usually x and so the above
question becomes: "Is y a function of x?". However, it may be that
letter s refers to the letter x and the letter t means letter y, the
question now becomes: "Is x a function of y?" The letters s and t
could represent any pair variables of interest.
Suppose I make the assertion: "s is a function of t." What does this
statement mean, what are its implications?
1. The variable t is to be considered the independent variable.
2. The variable s is to be considered the dependent variable.
3. The acceptable values of the variable t vary over a set of numbers
that is referred to as the domain of the function.
4. The values of the function are symbolically represented by the
letter s. The values of the function come from the range of the
function.
5. There is some rule of association - a rule that associates with
each value of t in the domain of the function, a corresponding
value of s in the range. The rule of association my be given
explicitly or implicitly.
6. Notationally, "s is a function of t" means s = f(t).
Quiz.
1. Consider w as a function of z. Then, corresponding to each value
of z is only one value of w.
2. Consider h as a function of q. Then h is the independent variable.
3. Consider x a function of y. Then x may be considered a member
of the domain of the function.
4. Consider z as a function of x. Then, corresponding to each value
of z is only one value of z.
5. Consider w as a function of s. Then w may be considered a member
of the range of the function.
6. Consider t as a function of w. Then symbolically, this means that
t = f(w).
Passing Score: 6 out of 6.
End Quiz.
Let's now practice recognizing functions through a series of examples
and exercises.
Example 2.14. Let x and y be real-variables. Suppose it is known
that y is related to x by the equation 2x2 - 3y = 1.
(a) Is y a function of x?
(b) Is x a function of y?
Exercise 2.41. Suppose x and y are related by the equation 2x -
5y3 = 1.
Exercise 2.42. Let s and t be related to each other by way of the
equation s - 4t + t2 = 1.
(a) Is s a function of t?
(b) Is t a function of s?
Exercise 2.43. Consider the equation x2 + y + 2 = 1. I wouldn't
think of asking you whether y is a function of x or whether x is a
function of y --- they are not. Let m be any number. Consider the
straight line given by y = mx and visualize the intersection of the line
y = mx with the circle x2 + y2 = 1.
(a) Is x a function of m, where x is the x-coordinate of the point(s)
of intersection between y = mx and x2 + y2 = 1.
(b) Let x be the variable described in part (a). Is m a function of
x?
The Vertical Line Test
Suppose you have a curve C drawn in the xy-plane. How can we tell
whether this curve C represents y as a function of x? There is a simple
graphical test.
Vertical Line Test:
A curve C in the xy-plane defines y as a function of x if it is
true that every vertical line intersects the curve at no more
than one point.
Important. The x-axis is assumed to be the horizontal axis, and so
the meaning of vertical is perpendicular to the x-axis.
Exercise 2.44. Taking the definition of function into consideration,
the orientation of the axes (x-axis is horizontal), and the geometry of
the graph of a curve, justify in your own mind the Vertical Line Test.
Exercise 2.45. Assume the usual orientation of the xy-axis system
(i.e. the x-axis is horizontal). Suppose we have a curve C in the xy-axis
plane. Under what conditions, similar to the Vertical Line Test,
under which we can assert that the curve defines x as a function of y?
The Vertical and the results of Exercise 2.45 can be consolidated
into a single statement which is stated independently of orientation
of the axis system.
The Function Line Test:
A curve C in the xy-plane defines y as a function of x if it
is true that every line perpendicular to the x-axis intersects
the curve at no more than one point.
Where, in this test, we do not assume that the x-axis is necessarily
the horizontal axis.
The above concepts are independent of the letters used to describe
them. Here are a couple of questions using other letters.
Exercise 2.46. Let C be a curve in the st-plane. Under what conditions,
similar to the Function Line Test, under which we can assert
(a) the curve defines s as a function of t;
(b) the curve defines t as a function of s.
Exercise 2.47. Quiz.
3. Graphing. First Principles
This section still under construction. It is my intention to have a
section here discussing the fundamental principles and techniques
of graphing a function.
4. Methods of Combining Functions
Functions can be combined in a variety of ways to create new functions.
In this section, we discuss ways in which we can use arithmetic
operations for this purpose.
4.1. The Algebra of Functions
Equality of Functions
Let f and g be functions. We say that f = g provided.
2. f(x) = g(x), for all
More informally, two functions are the same if they have the same
domain of definition (condition 1), and pointwise they have the same
values (condition 2).
The first example illustrates the equality of two functions. It is a two-step
method: (1) Check whether the domains are equal; (2) Check
whether the functions, pointwise, have the same values.
Example 4.1. Consider the following two functions:
Is it true that f = g?
The next example is almost the same as the previous one, but with
two subtle changes. The signs in the numerator and denominator of
the function g have been changed to negative signs. As in the previous
example, the numerator and denominator have a common factor,
when you cancel the common factor you get g(x) = x, this is the same
definition of f. So the two functions are equal, right?
Example 4.2. Are the following two functions equal?
Exercise 4.1. Determine whether the two functions f and g are
equal.
Scalar Multiplication
Let f be a real-valued function of a real variable, and let k ∈ R be a
constant. define a new function, denoted kf, to be a function whose
domain is
such that,
The function kf is called a scalar multiple of f (the constant k, in
this context, is referred to as a scalar).
Below is a sequence of simple examples.
The above discussion covered the construction of a scalar multiple
of a function. A related topic is the recognition of scalar multiples
of functions. For example, consider the function G(x) = 2sinx, you
should recognize (or realize) that his function G is, in fact, a scalar
multiple of a more elementary function, namely the sin function. Thus,
G = 2 sin. (Looks strange doesn't it.)
This ability to recognize scalar multiples is fundamentally a very important
skill.
The Addition/Subtraction of Functions
Let f and g be real-valued functions of a real variable. define f + g
to be a function whose domain is
such that
The function is called the sum of f and g. Subtraction of two functions
is defined similarly.
Exercise 4.3. Study the definition of the sum of two functions. Discuss
why the domain of f + g is defined as it is.
Let's look at some illuminating examples.
Example 4.4. Let and g(x) = sin x, then the sum and
difference of f and g are
What are the domains of these functions?
Exercise 4.4. Let and and let F =
f + g. Is there something strange about this definition?
The sum and difference of functions is extended to sums and differences
of many functions.
Exercise 4.5. Let f, g, and h be functions. define F = f + g - h.
What is the domain of F, and how do calculate the values of F?
You can combine scalar multiplication and addition/subtraction of
Example 4.5. Let and
define F = 2f - 3g + 4h. Discuss the domain of F and obtain a
calculation formula for F.
Recognition. Frankly, a quite a bit more important ability is that of
recognizing sum and differences of functions. For example consider
the function.
Ideally, when you look at this function, you would, perhaps, in the
natural course of things, make a number of observations: (1) the
function is the difference of two other functions y = 6x2 sin(x) and
; (2) these two functions are scalar multiples of the functions
y = x2 sin(x) and . Here, we mentally decompose
the original function into smaller functional
"pieces."
When you look at certain problems in Calculus, for example, this
ability to visually decompose a function this way is fundamental to
correctly analyzing the problem and successfully solving the problem.
(Of course, the functions y = x2 sin(x) and can, themselves,
be broken down into smaller functional "pieces;" namely, into
- as we shall see in subsequent paragraphs
below.)
Exercise 4.6. Break the function
down into more elementary functions.
The Multiplication of Functions
Let f and g be real-valued functions of a real variable. define fg to
be a function whose domain is
The function is called the product of f and g.
Examples in this section are much the same as in the previous section
on addition and subtraction of functions. Here we have an abbreviated
discussion.
One of the common examples of function multiplication is power functions.
For example, Consider the functions F(x) = x3. Now it may be
convenient to think of F as a "stand-alone" function; Sometimes it
is useful to realize that F is a product of functions, which functions?
Well, define a function f(x) = x, then F(x) = f(x)f(x)f(x), for all
x ∈ Dom(F) = R. This can be written as F(x) = [f(x)]3. Or, if
we want to utilize the concept of equality of functions, we can say:
F = f3. (The f-cubed function, is the function whose value at an
x ∈ Dom(f) is given as [f(x)]3.
Exercise 4.7. In light of the previous discussion, what can be said
about the function F(x) = (2x3-1)5 and the function G(x) = sin2(x)?
Now let's get back to a more direct illustration of the product of
functions definition.
Example 4.6. Consider the functions.
and h(x) = sin(x2). define a new function by F = fgh. Find the
domain of definition of F, and write the calculating formula for F.
Recognition: As in the previous section, it is important to recognize
products of functions.
Example 4.7. Consider the function F(x) = 6x3 sin(x) cos2(x), de-
fine the most basic of functions such that F is the product of them.
Exercise 4.8. Consider the function If
you wanted to write F in terms of sums, differences, and products,
of "elementary functions," what is the minimum number of distinct
functions needed to do this?
The Quotient of Functions
Let f and g be real-valued functions of a real variable. define f/g to
The function is called the quotient of f and g.
Notice the domain of f/g is a bit more involved than the previous
definitions. Obviously, we cannot divide by 0, so we must ensure that
the x we use to evaluate the expression f(x)/g(x), cannot yield 0 in
the denominator; i.e. we require g(x) ≠ 0.
A skill level 0 example would be the following.
Example 4.8. Let f(x) = x3, g(x) = (x2 - 1), and define F = f/g.
Discuss the natural domain of definition of F, and write a calculating
formula for F.
Example 4.9. Decompose the function into a
products and quotients of "elementary functions." Do a domain analysis
on same.
Comparison of Functions
Comparing functions is quite important in mathematics. It is very
important to understand what is meant by it.
Exercise 4.9. Let f and g be two given functions. Now that you have
seen a large number of definitions, can you give a good definition of
the following phrase:
"f < g over the set A."


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Bulgaria History: From the 4th Century to Independence
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The Bulgarian hordes appeared as early as the 10th century. VI in the area crossed by the lower course of the Danube, but it was only with the khān Asparuch that they settled definitively in the territories between the river and the Balkans. After defeating him, Asparuch forced the Byzantine emperor Constantine IV Pogonato to recognize (679) the right of proto-bulgarians to remain in the occupied territories. Although of Tartar origin, these tribes joined with relative ease and speed the indigenous Slavic population giving rise to the Bulgarians. In the sec. IX the new Balkan state had by now consolidated: the Bulgarian khān believed to be strong enough to be able to clash with the empire and tried to extend their territories to the S. The fate of the struggle, which lasted for two centuries, initially turned in favor of the Bulgarians, who, under the leadership of the khān Krum (802-814), defeated the Byzantines (811), conquered part of Thrace and vast areas of Macedonia coming to besiege Constantinople. Krum's successors extended their power to all of Macedonia and most of Albania, until Boris I (852-889) consolidated the conquests made and strengthened the institutions of the state. The process of fusion between the Slavic and Proto-Bulgarian populations received a definitive impulse: the language diluted the original Tartar characteristics in Slavic, the Cyrillic characters, derived from Greek, were adopted, and the conversion to Christianity was decided: elements that contributed considerably to the formation of a real Bulgarian nation.
It was Simeon (893-927) who, in an attempt to conquer Constantinople, waged war on the empire, managing to take possession of Adrianople and to besiege the Byzantine capital. The Byzantines were defeated and Simeon assumed the title of Tsar of the Bulgars. The very strong state that Simeone had achieved by governing wisely, however, gradually weakened between wars with neighboring populations and rebellions that developed in the subjugated territories. The Byzantines thus managed to wrest a large part of its territories from Tsar Boris II (969-972) and in 1014 the Emperor Basil II, known as the Bulgaroctonus, definitively defeated Tsar Samuel: within five years Bulgaria was completely conquered and absorbed. in the empire. This state of awe lasted until 1186, when the Bulgarians revolted and succeeded with Tsar Kalojan (1197-1207) to rebuild their state (1197) which experienced a new period of splendor under the reign of Ivan Asen II (1218-41), whose death was followed by a new, progressive decline characterized by continuous internal struggles. Under these conditions the Bulgarians were repeatedly defeated by the empire and the kingdom of the Serbs, until the last Tsar Ivan Šišman (1371-91) had to bow in the face of the Turkish invasion.
In the last years of the century. XIV, according to Petsinclude, Bulgaria definitively lost its independence and was annexed to the Ottoman Empire. The centuries-old Ottoman domination (1393-1878) became synonymous with economic depression and brutal social oppression for the Bulgarian people, who had no national intermediate force outside the Orthodox clergy. Only towards the end of the eighteenth century the weakening of the Ottoman Empire and the repercussions of the French Revolution they opened up prospects of rebirth to the Bulgarians. A relative national awakening, profiled as a faded reflection of nineteenth-century liberalism, matured as a result of the institution of the autocephalous Orthodox exarchate, decided in 1870 by the Ottoman government to isolate the Bulgarian Church from the Hellenic one and reduce the latter's political influence. In concomitance with the Bosnian uprising, which preceded the outbreak of the Russo-Turkish war of 1877, national revolts also took place in Bulgaria; Bulgarian nationalism seemed to come to complete realization with the establishment of Greater Bulgaria, foreseen by the Russo-Turkish treaty of Santo Stefano (March 3, 1878): the new autonomous principality, actually born under the protection of Russia which had presented itself as a galvanizer of Slavic national ideals, it should have included Bulgaria proper, Macedonia (excluding Thessaloniki) and Thrace (excluding Adrianople). The next one Congress of Berlin, with the treaty of July 13, 1878, demolished the great Russian design (see Balkan Peninsulaand Question of the East) establishing a small Bulgarian principality N of the Rhodopes, autonomous under the Porte, and the autonomous Ottoman province of eastern Rumelia; Macedonia and Thrace remained in the Ottoman Empire. Alexander of Battenberg was elected prince of Bulgaria in 1879; in 1885 the union of Bulgaria and eastern Rumelia caused a diplomatic crisis and a very short Serbo-Bulgarian war, concluded by the Peace of Bucharest (1886). In the same year, Alexander, who had tried to set up a policy free from Russia, was forced to abdicate. The successor, Ferdinand of Saxe-Coburg managed to gradually orient Bulgaria towards Vienna. In 1908, taking advantage of the crisis for the annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the independence of the Kingdom of Bulgaria was proclaimed.. The dream of Greater Bulgaria engaged the new kingdom in the two Balkan wars (1912-13): from the first, fought alongside Greece and Serbia against the Turks, Bulgaria drew large territorial advantages, but lost a few months later with the second Balkan war, fought against all the other countries in the region. Eventually Sofia retained a modest portion of Macedonia, losing southern Dobruja to Romania instead (Peace of Bucharest, 1913). Participation in the World War I alongside the Central Empires, wanted in opposition to Serbia and Greece and started with military successes, ended disastrously with other territorial losses and particularly with the loss of access to the Aegean (Peace of Neuilly of 27 November 1919).
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My late aunt lived in a village on the edge of Doncaster called Bessacarr. You'd think it would be pronounced ˈbesəkɑː. But you'd be wrong: it's ˈbesəkə.
The weakening of unstressed vowels is one of the trickiest areas in the pronunciation of British proper names. Those who first encounter them in writing tend to make them strong, while those who have local/personal familiarity with them know to weaken them.
The town of Todmorden in the Pennines (pictured) is most usually ˈtɒdmədən or just tɒd, though you can also hear ˈtɒdmɔːdən. (According to Wikipedia it can also be ˈtɔːmdn, though I rather suspect that this is no more than a Wikipedia contributor's joke, particularly since English phonotactic rules would require an extra schwa, ˈtɔːmdən.)
In North Yorkshire there's a village called Dishforth. It has an RAF station generally known (I think) as ˈɑːr eɪ ef ˈdɪʃfɔːθ. But the locals call their village ˈdɪʃfəθ.
I was at school with a chap called Spofforth ˈspɒfɔːθ. But the village of Spofforth near Harrogate is ˈspɒfəθ, which according to the BBC Pronouncing Dictionary is also for that matter the usual pronunciation of the surname.
Most English villages called Marden are of course ˈmɑːdn. But the one in Kent is also sometimes mɑːˈden.
Spelling pronunciation is a powerful influence. The place I know as ˈæskət, Ascot in Berkshire, is often heard as ˈæskɒt.
Even in America things are not necessarily as you might expect. Think of Poughkeepsie pəˈkɪpsi.
Phillip Minden 29 January 2010 at 10:55
Isn't that a pattern in Kent?
Those who (have to) buy tickets to the Royal Enclosure tend to say Ascott, I hear.
ellis 29 January 2010 at 12:03
There's an industrial estate in Cornwall (where many a book on linguistics has been printed) called 'Trecerus', pronounced locally trəˈzɪəriz, which remains my all-time favourite shibboleth.
Stewart C. Russell 29 January 2010 at 12:36
The less said about Slaithwaite, the better ...
Harry Campbell 29 January 2010 at 12:55
But of course the Kent Marden is etymologically different from others and forms part of a set of Kentish names with -den which are stressed on the last syllable (or so I understood, and as Lipman seems to say). We might also mention Bearsden near Glasgow, which like so many names in this part of the world is stressed on the last syllable by Scots but not in England. I seem to remember the first National Lottery draw involved a linkup with a school in Bearsden, which the presented apparently pronounced [ˈbɪəzdən]. (It's the valley (dene) of boars not bears, by the way.)
mallamb 29 January 2010 at 14:53
John, I've seen plenty of Wikicisms of which it was obvious that you couldn't possibly have had anything to do with them, but I don't think by 'Wikipedia contributor's joke' you mean to imply that Wiktionary etc. transcriptions are a joke all round. Are you ever a contributor yourself? I was for a while, but it seemed a hopeless task.
Lipman and Harry, I don't think I've ever heard Tenterden with even secondary stress, but who knows these days? And am I flogging a dead secondary-stress horse on the long-dead 'calliope' thread of 19th inst.?
John Cowan 29 January 2010 at 15:24
Poughkeepsie pəˈkɪpsi
Or for that matter, Pierre, the capital of South Dakota, which is locally /ˈpɪər/.
Ed 29 January 2010 at 15:46
In the Wikipedia article, ˈtɔːmdn has two references for it at footnote 4. I've just checked one of them and it says tɔːmdɪn rather than ˈtɔːmdn.
The strangest one for me is "Shrewsbury". The people of the town call it ʃru:zbri and that would be the spelling pronunciation as well. So why do so many people call it ʃrəʊzbri?
Bessacarr is near Doncaster. I've noticed that the BBC '''always''' calls the town 'dɒnkəstə. This is strange when most people say either 'dɒnkastə (Northern) or 'dɒnkɑːstə (Southern). It's as if the BBC gives strict guidelines on this particular town's name. It's been the news a lot lately for unfortunate reasons.
John Wells 29 January 2010 at 16:02
re Doncaster: the BBC Dict indeed gives ˈdɒŋkəstə (not ˈdɒn-), and that's also my own usual pron. If I put on a northern accent, though, I change it to -kastə. Same with Lancaster. It's like switching from my normal əkˈsept (accept) to northern akˈsept.
John Maidment 29 January 2010 at 16:04
My in-laws live near Shrewsbury and they tell me that a traditional pronunciation of the name is [ʃʊzbri].
JHJ 29 January 2010 at 16:09
On Doncaster:
Speaking as someone from South Yorkshire, but not Doncaster itself, I've always used the /a/ version.
I think the reduced version is quite common amongst Southerners, but the /ɑː/ version (which is what I intuitively expect Southerners to use) is certainly out there as well. I've heard all three versions from people I'd consider RP speakers, and am not terribly impressed by the BBC guide only giving one pronunciation.
I live in Sheffield now, and am originally from West Yorkshire. You don't seem to get the same consistency with, say, Castleford, in which the BBC may use /a/ or /ɑː/.
I noticed during PMQ this week that Gordon Brown calls it ˈdɒŋkastə whereas David Cameron calls it ˈdɒŋkəstə. All the Southerners I have known have called it ˈdɒŋkɑːstə, but that might just be pot luck.
Jens Knudsen (Sili) 29 January 2010 at 16:25
I've picked up enough s(h)ibbolets that I know have to remind myself that element 97 isn't /'barklɪəm/.
It's a pity that there haven't been any prominent chemists named Featherstonehaugh.
Is there anything in the idea that the authentic pronunciation of "Shrewsbury" was thought to be /ʃrəʊzbri/ because that was how the locals pronounced /ʃru:zbri/?
John M's ʃʊzbri suggests that even this /ʃru:zbri/ that they were pronouncing [ʃrəʊzbri] may have been a spelling-pronunciation.
So the answer to the question why so many people call it ʃrəʊzbri would be that for whatever reason that has become the accepted norm. But in the meantime the dialect speakers would have given place to locals who are either no longer dialect speakers themselves, and therefore pronounce it the way their predecessors had intended to pronounce it all along, or blow-ins who have spelling-pronounced it back to /ʃru:zbri/!
Lazar Taxon 29 January 2010 at 22:15
Here in Massachusetts, it's not uncommon to hear the locals referring to our Shrewsbury as ['ʃu:zbɛri], "shoes-berry".
Who was it who said she couldn't quite believe that there was a whole country where people called ˈgu:sbɛriz ˈgʊzbrɪz?
vp 29 January 2010 at 23:40
"Southwell" in Nottinghamshire is another place with a distinctive pronunciation. I have only ever heard it pronounced ˈsʌðl, but according to this BBC website some locals pronounce it as if two separate words: south + well:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/nottingham/content/articles/2005/08/24/southwell_suthell_feature.shtml
I don't think it's always correct to assume that the predominant local pronunciation is the "authentic" one -- whatever that might mean.
Leo 30 January 2010 at 10:58
Mallamb - I call them ˈɡuːsbɛriːz, even though I'm fully aware that this is non-standard in the UK. I also call scallops ˈskæləps. As soon as a spelling pronunciation achieves any status at all, I'm in favour of it.
Good to hear from you again. Leo. If you were hoping that might be provocative, I have forestalled you: I have already said "English pronunciation may eventually get back in synch with English spelling, and the spelling reformers will be out of a job."
For the context, see http://phonetic-blog.blogspot.com/2010/01/pestle.html?showComment=1264531557922#c4831482966215553624
Leo 1 February 2010 at 12:25
Hello again Mallamb.
əʊn day I'll think of something original, I promise!
I agree that the weakening of unstressed vowels is difficult to remember when pronouncing, e.g., "Birmingham" or "Nottingham".
Cogenhoe near Milton Keyens is pronounced "Cuckno"
And when I lived near Nor-famton (as the locals prounounced it there is a village call Duston which you would pronounce Duston, but in Nor-famton they pronounced it Dusson, except in Dusson itslef where they reverted to Duston. I reasoned that Nor-famtonians applied the familiar because they might go or navigate by it, and use the name. In hte village they would more likely say they were going into the village or the pub etc so by diminished usage it was easier to say it more phonetically, but that was just a theory.
Ed 13 February 2010 at 18:53
I think I've found the reason why /ʃrəʊzbri/ is so common. The announcer of football results says /ʃrəʊzbrɪ/. As England is so football-obsessed, how well-known a town is often linked to the success of its football team (think of tiny Blackburn) and the announcer's pronunciation is influential. However, that doesn't solve the puzzle of how /ʃrəʊzbri/ ever came to be used in the first place.


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Q: How can i access JavaScript constructor object as an IFFI function parameter? Method 1: (Successful) I have an object constructor named Person, inside this object constructor i have used an IFFI function expression that is working properly. Inside this function property of Person is Accessible! But,

var Person = function (age) {
  this.age = age;
  this.retiredIn = (function (obj) {
    return 65 - obj.age;
  })(this);
};

var turna = new Person(22);

console.log(turna);

Method 2: (I want this, Unsuccessful) Here is another one i want to do, i Want to insert retiredIn function from prototype like this, In this case this mentioning the window object. How can i access Person object from there? I have tried passing Object Directly to the IFFI but its not working.

var Person = function (age) {
  this.age = age;
};

Person.prototype.retiredIn = (function () {
  return 65 - this.age; //how can i access Person Object here
})();
var turna = new Person(22);

console.log(turna);

Method 2.1: (I have tried Like This) I have passed the Person Contractor directly but its not working!

var Person = function (age) {
  this.age = age;
};

Person.prototype.retiredIn = (function (obj) {
  return 65 - obj.age; //this is also showing NaN
})(Person);
var turna = new Person(22);

console.log(turna);

This is also returning NaN.
Is there any way to do this operation like Method 2?

A: You can make the method a getter instead:

var Person = function (age) {
  this.age = age;
};
Object.defineProperty(Person.prototype, 'retiredIn', {
  enumerable: true,
  get() {
    return 65 - this.age;
  }
});
var turna = new Person(22);

console.log(turna);


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Governors Join Forces To Spur Increase Work-based Visas
Report: Place Governance Must Evolve to Address Homeless Crisis
Homeless persons' tents line Main Street in San Francisco's financial district in 2020. istockphoto.com/DianeBentleyRaymond
By Andre Claudio
Local organizations need to create a more integrated and inclusive service system to meet the needs of unsheltered individuals, according to Brookings.
There has been a national surge in people who are unsheltered occupying public spaces. As downtowns struggle to recover from the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, the tent cities and encampments that have filled spaces once busy with office workers have become symbols of the virus's effects, according to a report by Brookings.
While the roots of homelessness are expansive across health care, housing, workforce and geography, the visibility of unsheltered individuals is confined to the parks and plazas where they gather and the organizations that manage those spaces, the report says.
This mismatch perfectly represents the dangers of the rooted patterns of segregation—and why reimagining governance is key to dismantling it, Brookings contends.
Segregation Blinding Americans to Homelessness Crisis
As the country has become more racially diverse, it is still mostly segregated by race at the neighborhood level. And even as overall poverty has declined, concentrated poverty has gotten worse, according to the report.
This segregation inevitably produces unequal outcomes and has helped create the ongoing homelessness crisis. Wealth and opportunity are hoarded in some neighborhoods while poverty is concentrated in others.
According to Brookings, Black communities have a prevalence of alternative financial services like money order services, check cashers and same-day lenders to manage finances. These high-cost, low-quality financial services tend to trap borrowers in cycles of debt, increasing the financial vulnerability—especially among communities of color—and blocking efforts to build lasting wealth.
Between neighborhoods, low wages and high costs produce a shortage of affordable housing, while inadequate social systems—including unemployment insurance, mental health treatment and the criminal justice system—let many people fall through the cracks.
Reforming, investing in and breaking down silos between federal, state and local governance systems—from housing to health care—can help prevent homelessness, Brookings says. The report also states a need to evolve a new generation of hyperlocal place governance organizations that can more intimately see, understand and help respond to the crisis.
Place Governance Key to Addressing Homelessness
Neighborhoods are increasingly governed by structures like private homeowners' associations, quasi-private business improvement districts or public suburban micro municipalities created through defensive incorporation, the report says. While these organizations typically engage in community functions, the public sector can't take on maintaining and programming public spaces to small business assistance. Place governance organizations have also often failed to strike a balance that allows public spaces to work for everyone, the report contends.
Meanwhile, many have faced widespread challenges to their legitimacy, transparency, accountability, fairness and capacity, particularly with homeless or other marginalized populations, Brookings says.
There is a gap between the outsized responsibility many of these organizations bear to address homelessness and the capacity of these entities to do so given the complexity of the challenge. They also need to reach across boundaries typically erected by sector (real estate or service provision) and geography (neighborhood, tax district) to create a more integrated and inclusive service system that meets unsheltered individuals, the report says.
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A small pile of books to be filled.
Filing. Nobody ever wants to do filing. After the research is done, paper written, the exhibition goes down from the cases. When it's all said and done, there is filing. I guess it's like a cooking and eating a meal. And the person drawing a short straw is going to wash the dishes. In the archives, the doubtful honour falls to the archivists, or rather to anyone the archivist has under their command. That is usually interns or/and volunteers. And at our archives that would be me:-).
One of my favourite things to do in the archives it digging through our book collection. Maybe because there is such a wide range of material there, from fiction to resource books, from published dissertations to poetry. During my last foray among the pages, I found Interesting English by Tony Wright. Tony was at one point working on teacher education programmes in Marjon and is currently retired.
There is something very interesting in the approach of Tony's book. What the book does is making people stop and think about the language. It is not just simply resource for teachers on how. It also asks why and in what way. It shows influences persons capability and relationship with language.
Apart from tasks that exercise the understanding and mastery of the language, Tony sets 'thinking' questions. One of them was especially standing out to me.
I think that this is a profound question that any learner should ask themselves.
I remember when I first started to learn, English was my foe. It was something that my parents forced upon me. Something I saw no point doing, something that had to be endured. And even now, so many years later, I observe adults that treat English as something to be conquered, or as a necessary evil to be accepted. How can anyone learn under those circumstances? Can anyone learn under those circumstances? I think not. Yet the questions about the language are so rarely asked, so rarely taken under the considerations.
Tony's book can make the reader aware not only of technicalities of English, but also of the human side of the language. He proves, that the separation of the language from the feelings people have towards it, is impossible. The language is not a construct, but a landscape to be explored.
And you? Have you ever asked yourself about your feelings towards the language you speak?


according to Jn. 20:31: "But these are written that you may believe."
Therefore the New Law is a written law.
instilled in our hearts, it would not be distinct from the law of nature.
and prophets." Therefore the New Law is not instilled in our hearts.
very presence of His Holy Spirit?"
"the world," i.e. worldly men, "cannot receive" the Holy Ghost (Jn.
do, but also by helping him to accomplish it.
instilled into them belonged to the New Testament.
justified unless he obeys God's law, according to Heb. 5:9: "He," i.e.
like the Old Law, does not justify.
New Law. Therefore the New Law does not justify any more than the Old Law.
believeth." But there is no salvation but to those who are justified.
Therefore the Law of the Gospel justifies.
kill, unless there were the inward presence of the healing grace of faith.
precepts outwardly put before man either in words or in writing.
ungrateful for greater benefits, and as not using the help given to him.
as it is concerned it gives man sufficient help to avoid sin.
whereas He gave the New Law written "in the fleshly tables of the heart,"
the condemnation due to transgression."
beginning of the world. "For there is no respect of persons with God"
(Rm. 2:11). But "all" men "have sinned and do need the glory of God" (Rm.
beginning of the world, in order that it might bring succor to all.
after the faith is come, we are no longer under a pedagogue."
abound: and when sin abounded grace did more abound."
Augustine states (De Perfect. Justit. iv) [*Cf. Ep. ccvii; De Pecc. Mer.
course of time, as stated above.
forfeit through sin. Consequently the comparison will not hold.
and will be succeeded by a more perfect state.
knowledge of all truth when the Holy Ghost, the Comforter, should come.
But the Church knows not yet all truth in the state of the New Testament.
be revealed by the Holy Ghost.
on wisdom (which is appropriated to the Son) hold a prominent place.
wherein spiritual men will hold the first place.
throughout the whole world: and yet the consummation has not yet come.
in Christ will last until the consummation of the world.
abundantly than others," as a gloss expounds on Rm. 8:23.
the New Law; the third will take place not in this life, but in heaven.
"We see now through a glass in a dark manner; but then face to face."
know the times or moments which the Father hath put in His own power."
are not to look forward to another law corresponding to the Holy Ghost.
absurd to say that the Gospel of Christ is not the Gospel of the kingdom.
But the preaching of the Gospel of Christ may be understood in two ways.
the destruction of Jerusalem, of which He was speaking literally.
whole world yet, but, when it is, the consummation of the world will come.


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Sixty seven year old singer Udo Dirkschneider is not letting a serious left knee injury keep him down as the former Accept lead vocalist will be forging ahead with U.D.O.'s World Tour 2018/2019 against doctor's advice.
unfortunately we have to tell you that Udo has a serious health problem since early January. He has pain in his left knee and couldn't walk at all for a longer period. He has been to different specialists in Russia, Ibiza and Germany and now he is on a good way to recover. But he is still handicaped and can´t move that much without having pain.
Against all advises of the doctors he has decided to play the tour and not postponing it since he hates to let his fans down. But this means that he is a bit handicapped on stage and can´t move that much. We are very sorry for this but we still have the opinion that this is better than postponing the complete tour.


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Voting lasts through the month of July from the 1st to the 31st, but is limited to once per day, per cocktail. The online-polling format gives residents and visitors alike the opportunity to help choose this year's cocktail champion. The winning bartender will go home with $200 at the end of the month.
Muddle mint and apricot in bitters. Add ingredients to shake. Loose strain over ice into an old-fashioned glass. Top with club soda and garnish with poached apricot and mint sprig.
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Andreas Oberg was born in Stockholm on August 6, 1978. At the age of 18, Andreas made a name for himself on the vibrant Swedish music scene scene performing with many of Swedens top artists and he was also admitted to the Royal Music Academy in Stockholm in 1998.
During recent years Andreas Oberg has been working with his own projects as well as performing with artists in many different styles such as Les Paul, Eros Ramazzotti, Toots Thielemans, Hank Jones, Harvey Mason, Bireli Lagrene, Larry Coryell, Barbara Hendricks, Martin Taylor, Stuart Hamm, John Pisano, Danny Gottlieb, James Genus, Marian Petrescu, Jimmy Rosenberg, Wycliffe Gordon, Gary Novak, Roger Kellaway, Harvie S, Joe Beck, Bucky Pizzarelli, John Beasley, Joey De Francesco, Mark Murphy, Stochelo Rosenberg, Angelo Debarre, Dorado Schmitt and Florin Nicolescu just to name a few.
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Deepest sympathy is extended to the family and friends of the late Jim Fox, London, formerly of Mahanagh who died recently. May he rest in peace.
There will be no Mass in St Mary's church , Foxfield on Saturday next 19 th January and in Gorvagh on Sunday 20th January due to holidays.
Fenagh Visitor Centre is open all year round – (Heritage Centre, Indoor Children's Play Area, Dolmen Café, Hall rental/meeting space). It is open Mon Jan 21st to Friday Jan 25th from 10am-5.30pm and Sat & Sun Jan 26th and 27th from 12 noon-5.30pm. . Free internet access (Wi-Fi) and local newspapers available to all customers. Follow us on Facebook 'fenaghvisitorcentre'. Also visit our website at www.fenagh.com which features lots of information on historical Fenagh, upcoming classes and events, Monk's Den playtime and birthday rates and other facilities on offer.
For further information contact Teresa on (071) 9645590.
Congratulations to Edel Egan, Drumany on her recent engagement to Gary Canning , Mohill.
Fenagh Active Age Group would like to say a belated Thank You to all the members of the Active Age groups who supported us at our Quiz on the 27th November. A big thank you to Aidan, Seamus and Patrick for their help giving out the questions and for keeping score, and to Oliver for his role as Quiz Master on the night. Thanks to Teresa and staff at the Visitor Centre for providing the printing and for use of the hall and catering facilities, and to members of our own group for all their work put into making the evening a big success. We wish you all a Happy New Year. Our group will meet on Tuesday 22nd January in the Visitor Centre at 8pm. All members welcome. New members always welcome to join us.
AGM will be held on Monday, January 21st at 8:30pm in the Abbey Bar.
at 8:30pm. All welcome for a great nights entertainment.
Open Night on the 21st January 2013 at 8pm in the Bush Hotel Carrick on Shannon. Everyone welcome. Admission Free. Come along and see what Toastmasters is all about .For further information contact Jane on 087 7775685.
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Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale are divorcing
By Carlos Greer
August 3, 2015 | 10:18pm
Gavin Rossdale and Gwen Stefani AP
Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale are calling it quits after 13 years of marriage.
"While the two of us have come to the mutual decision that we will no longer be partners in marriage, we remain partners in parenthood and are committed to jointly raising our three sons in a happy and healthy environment . . . We respectfully request privacy from the media during this time," the couple said in a joint statement.
Stefani and Rossdale have three children, Kingston, 9, Zuma, 6, and Apollo, 1.
They've reportedly asked for joint custody.
Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale through the years:
Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale attend the Radio Music Awards on Nov. 4, 2000.
At a post-Grammy party on Feb. 21, 2001
Dining and drinking in London on Sept. 2, 2002
Kissing at their wedding on Sept. 14, 2002
At the "XXX" premiere on Aug. 5, 2002
At a Los Angeles Lakers game on Dec. 1, 2002
At the premiere of "Charlie's Angels 2: Full Throttle" on June 27, 2003
At the "Dr. Seuss' 'The Cat in the Hat'" premiere on Nov. 8, 2003
Cute and cozy at the Grammys on Feb. 13, 2005
Getting silly at the Vanity Fair Oscar party on Feb. 27, 2005
At the Teen Choice Awards on Aug. 14, 2005
Kissing at Stefani's L.A.M.B. presentation on Sept. 16, 2005
At the Grammys on Feb. 8, 2006
At the American Music Awards on Nov. 21, 2006
Beaming at a casino opening on April 21, 2007
At the Vanity Fair Oscar party on Feb. 22, 2009
At the Met Gala on May 3, 2010
With children Zuma and Kingston at Disneyland on July 7, 2010
At the US Open on Sept. 6, 2010
At a Cannes amfAR gala on May 19, 2011
At a charity gala on May 10, 2012
Kissing at a pumpkin patch on Oct. 21, 2012
Laughing it up at the Met Gala on May 6, 2013
At the premiere of "The Bling Ring" on June 4, 2013
At the "Monsters University" premiere with sons Zuma and Kingston on June 17, 2013
At Stefani's L.A.M.B. presentation on Sept. 5, 2014
At the City of Hope Spirit of Life Gala on Oct. 23, 2014
With sons Zuma, Apollo and Kingston celebrating Father's Day on June 20
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Marketers still don't quite get the world wide web. The internet has been around for quite some time now. But some businesses and marketers still don't quite get how to create effective marketing campaigns. Some marketers still stick to old traditional means of marketing their product or service, without realizing that there are vast differences when it comes to traditional and online marketing. It's a whole new world out there.
In a podcast hosted by Creative Thirst, Bobby Hewitt says that marketers are still not aware of the importance of the Web. aYou need to provide a huge effort if you want to increase brand awareness, and more importantly – sell your products and services. It is not as simple as placing ads and commercials. The internet is a much bigger place, and marketing needs to be active and continuous.
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import sys
import os.path
import json
from flask import Flask,Response
from resource.holiday import HolidayResource

sys.path.append(os.path.abspath('./resource'))
sys.path.append(os.path.abspath('./domain'))
sys.path.append(os.path.abspath('./util'))

app = Flask(__name__)

@app.route("/")
def index():
	d = {
		"app_name": "Pasco",
		"app_description": "Pasco: all the holidays.",
		"app_repository": "https://github.com/vfcardoso3/pasco",
		"app_instructions": "List all brazilian holidays from a given year: /:year:/holidays"
	}
	return Response(json.dumps(d), mimetype='application/json')

@app.route("/<int:year>/holidays")
def holidays(year):
	return Response(HolidayResource().list(year), mimetype='application/json')

if __name__ == "__main__":
    app.run(processes=3)

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May 13, 2013 | By Paul Mackenzie Ross | Filed in: business, finance.
The first small business news story of the day today is that Lord Young, David Cameron's Enterprise Adviser, wants to raise the age limit on StartUp Loans.
A good friend of mine from my college days was always a bright and creative guy and he left further education to work in a bronze foundry, working on some stunning pieces of art.
However, due to a serious medical condition he became unable to work and ended up being another one of the country's long-term unemployed.
We lost contact for almost twenty years but then, one day, a friend request came in on Facebook; it was my old friend from college. We exchanged a few messages and finally arranged to meet up.
Catching up over a cup of tea and a chat, we spoke about employment again; He had always wanted to work but his condition made it incredibly difficult and he was ever rueful about being unable to pursue his career in bronzeworking.
But one thing that did catch my attention on my friend's Facebook pages were his photographs. He still had an eye for an unusual shot, taking some really well composed and thought out abstract pictures and publishing them through the social photo app, Instagram.
I said that there was definitely "something" there and asked if he had considered making money with his photographic talents?
That sowed a seed. Since our conversation he has continued to take excellent photographs but has also become encouraged to turn his skills into a business.
The last communication we had was within the past week and, after a discussion about access to finance, drafting a business plan, doing a SWOT analysis and pushing his USPs, he said that the next step was a meeting with his bank manager to see if he could secure a loan for his venture.
I was going to suggest that he apply for a StartUp Loan, where he could not only get an unsecured loan for his business but would also gain the added benefit of getting access to a business mentor.
But then I remembered that my friend was now in his forties and the StartUp Loan scheme is only open to 18-30 year olds.
It was a shame that, after all these years of being physically unable to work that my friend had finally found something to be enthused about, a path that he is both passionate about and had the skills for but that he is just a little too long in the tooth for a StartUp Loan – It could be just what he needs to set up and make his new business grow.
So, as Lord Young has proposed, it would be perfect if the age restriction was lifted on StartUp Loans – I know one potential new business that would be more than willing to give it a go and I'm sure there are many more budding entrepreneurs out there on the "wrong side" of 30.


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Adorable And Hard-hitting, 'Enter The Fat Dragon' Charms With Its Charismatic Lead And Blistering Action Pieces
Nicholas Lee
Fallon Zhu (Donnie Yen) is a Hong Kong police officer – an agile fighter with a high crime detection rate. Dumped by his fiancée Chloe (Niki Chow), Fallon was heartbroken and started indulging in food. In six months, he became 200+ pounds. His superior, Superintendent Huang, puts him in charge of escorting a convict to Japan. A series of mishaps befall him in Japan; not only did he lose all of his belongings, he also lost the convict in his custody. His luck overturned when he met Thor (Wong Jing), another Hong Kong citizen. The both of them join forces to solve the mystery behind Fallon's convict's strange and sudden death. Troubles continue to snowball, affecting those around Fallon. Fallon is thus determined to uproot the gang, regardless.
Director: Kenji Tanigaki
Cast: Donnie Yen, Niki Chow, Teresa Mo, Wong Jing, Jessica Jann, Chaney Lin, Louis Cheung, Naoto Takenaka, Joey Tee, Tetsu Watanabe
Language: Mandarin Chinese, Japanese, English
Back in 1978, Sammo Hung made a film called Enter the Fat Dragon 肥龍過江 , in which he played a chubby fan of Bruce Lee who moves to the city to work at his uncle's restaurant. Penned by acclaimed novelist and screenwriter Ni Kuang, Enter the Fat Dragon was a satire of Bruceploitation films of the 70s.
30 years later, a new Enter the Fat Dragon enters the picture. Except this time, it stars Donnie Yen as Fallon Zhu, a police officer who, after being dumped by his girlfriend starts to indulge in food and ends up being over 250 pounds.
Directed by Kenji Tanigaki (an action choreographer and member of Yen's stunt team), the 2020 Enter the Fat Dragon takes from the 1978 film only its title and the premise of an overweight Bruce Lee fan kicking butt. But the idea of getting Yen to play an overweight character was actually inspired by a 2015 commercial where Yen played a fatter version of himself, which received much attention.
Contrary to his past works that have a more serious tone, Yen dons a fat suit in this Chinese New Year action comedy that is an endearing throwback to nostalgic Hong Kong comedies. Yen's fat suit generally looks convincing, except for scenes where he interacts with Wong Jing (also the producer and scriptwriter), who is naturally fat, then the differences stand out a lot.
In such scenes, Yen's suit looks too flawless. Without wrinkles, his face seems stiff apart from his eyes and mouth. In some shots, it even looks like he's had a severe allergic reaction that caused him to swell up.
Despite wearing a 40kg fat suit, Yen still manages to pull off the hard-hitting and brutal style of action he is known for in his previous works such as SPL and Flashpoint. In fact, the two films are also referenced in this film, including a remake of the classic alley fight from SPL between Yen and Wu Jing back in 2005.
Members of Yen's stunt team and usual collaborators, Takahito Ouchi, Yan Hua and Yu Kang take on the role of action choreographer in this film, and they deliver visually stunning sequences throughout the film. It's incredibly entertaining watching a chubby version of Yen throwing drop kicks, climbing street lamps and free running on rooftops, utilising his agile parkour abilities to make each fight unique to the environment they take place in.
The comedy in the film is surprisingly funny, even though it kind of goes overboard when the film tries to make the death of some characters seem funny. Certain characters also seem flat and they only exist for comic relief or clichéd jokes. That's not the fault of the actors, but rather a script that lacks in depth and complexity, which does not require much thinking on the audience's part.
The film doesn't take itself too seriously, so if you're able to take a step back and not treat it as a serious film, you'll be able to overlook that. But for a film that doesn't take itself too seriously, a lot of effort has been put into it, especially the production design, where they built entire streets of Shinjuku in a studio and manage to make it extremely realistic.
Throughout the film, there are moments that echo issues from the recent protests in Hong Kong, with two of them standing out the most. One would be the connivance of the triads and the police in Tokyo, and the other the final voice-over referencing Bruce Lee's famous line "Be water" which so happens to be used as a slogan of the Hong Kong protestors.
While Hongkongers may choose to boycott the film due to Yen's pro-Beijing stance like they did for Ip Man 4: The Finale, the film may have unintentionally gone in the other direction, with political allegories of the current situation in Hong Kong. Filmed in 2018 before the protests started, perhaps nobody ever expected Enter the Fat Dragon to have a political side given its comical tone.
As an action film, Enter the Fat Dragon excels and provides plenty of thrilling set pieces. As a comedy, it might be able to entertain some audiences while others may find it slightly dull. But depending on your preference, there is definitely something to love in this festive blockbuster, which works as both a family film or even a date film.
Enter the Fat Dragon is currently out in cinemas, so be sure to catch it on the big screen! Check out the trailer below:
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The Burma Bucknell Connection Main Menu About the Project Burma-Bucknell Through The Ages Historically Significant Figures Current Relationship Sources and Methodology Aung Pyae Phyo bd7c4de21cf2fbca6fcf4c16ee3dbbf5abcb8f22
The Burma-Bucknell Weekends
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From 1949 to 1966, there were sixteen Burma-Bucknell Weekends held once every academic year, organized by the Christian Association at Bucknell University. The Weekends began as a small get-together at the suggestion of Miss Helen Hunt, the daughter of former Bucknell president Emory W. Hunt and Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rickard, a professor at the University of Rangoon and his wife.
The Burma-Bucknell Weekends saw the organizers inviting Burmese students from nearby colleges and personnel from the Burmese embassy. The Christian Association also funded the travelling fees and connected guests with a host for the duration of their stay. This was done for all the Weekends, as a show of hospitality.
The Weekends came to a peak in 1958, celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Weekends and the 100th anniversary of the arrival of Shaw Loo, Bucknell's first international student. The celebration was the biggest one yet. The guests during the Weekend got to see the presentation of the Burma-Bucknell Bowl, a symbol of friendship between Burma and Bucknell, which still serves as an annual award for cultural understanding today. Also, in attendance was Elizbeth Shaw Loo, the daughter of Shaw Loo, who had been flown to America by the Asia Foundation for this event.
The Weekends started to decline in 1963, a year after the Burmese military took power of Burma. There were suddenly very few Burmese guests coming to the Weekends, and the Christian Association had financial difficulties putting on the event. Various institutions like the Asia Foundation also could not keep on supporting the event financially. They changed the Weekends to International Conferences, and in 1966, the "Conference on the People's Republic of China in the Sixties" was held. Two more conferences on India and the United Nations were held afterwards, but in 1969, it was absorbed into the International Colloquy program along with other international programs.
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