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Next To Die
By: Neil White
Narrated by: Mike Rogers
Series: Joe & Sam Parker, Book 1
A Tapping at My Door
By: David Jackson
Narrated by: Jonathan Keeble
From the best-selling author of Cry Baby, the beginning of a brilliant and gripping police procedural series set in Liverpool, perfect for fans of Peter James and Mark Billingham. A woman at home in Liverpool is disturbed by a persistent tapping at her back door. She's disturbed to discover the culprit is a raven and tries to shoo it away. Which is when the killer strikes. DS Nathan Cody, still bearing the scars of an undercover mission that went horrifyingly wrong, is put on the case.
Excellent Story well worth a listen
By Cathryn B. on 11-04-16
Summary Justice
By: John Fairfax
Narrated by: Daniel Weyman
The last time Tess de Vere saw William Benson, she was a law student on work experience. He was a 21-year-old, led from the dock of the Old Bailey to begin a life sentence for murder. He'd said he was innocent. She'd believed him. Sixteen years later Tess overhears a couple of hacks mocking a newcomer to the London Bar, a no-hoper with a murder conviction, running his own show from an old fishmonger's in Spitalfields.
Best book for a very long time. And I'm 67.
By Grumpy Scot on 12-03-17
Beyond Evil
Narrated by: Kate Thurlwell
The picturesque city of York is rocked when the hellraiser and lottery winner Billy Privett is found murdered in a town centre hotel - his corpse brutally dissected, as if someone had performed a post mortem whilst he was still alive. Chillingly, the walls of the room bear words daubed in Billy's blood, including "Free" and "The Process is Coming Down." Billy's infamous reputation had been sealed a year previously - when a local university student had been found dead in mysterious circumstances.
Spoilt by awful narrator !
By sarah on 19-06-13
DCI Warren Jone, Book 1
By: Paul Gitsham
Narrated by: Malk Williams
When Professor Alan Tunbridge is discovered in his office with his throat slashed, the suspects start queuing up. The brilliant but unpleasant microbiologist had a genius for making enemies. For Warren Jones, newly appointed Detective Chief Inspector to the Middlesbury force, a high-profile murder is the ideal opportunity. He's determined to run a thorough and professional investigation but political pressure to resolve the case quickly and tensions in the office and at home make life anything but easy.
Nevertheless.......
By san2har on 14-09-18
The Body in the Marsh
DCI Craig Gillard, Book 1
By: Nick Louth
Narrated by: Marston York
Criminologist Martin Knight lives a gilded life and is a thorn in the side of the police. But then his wife, Liz, goes missing. There is no good explanation and no sign of Martin.... To make things worse, Liz is the ex-girlfriend of DCI Craig Gillard who is drawn into the investigation. Is it just a missing person or something worse? And what relevance do the events around the shocking Girl F case, so taken up by Knight, have to do with the present? The truth is darker than you could ever have imagined.
Loved this book
By TrudyW on 23-08-18
The Body on the Shore
Promising architect Peter Young is shot dead at his desk. DCI Craig Gillard is on the scene, looking at what appears to be a brutal and highly professional hit: two bullets, fired with ice-cold calm. Gillard knows that the most crucial question in solving the crime is one word: why? Two weeks later, on the Lincolnshire coast, another body is found on a windswept beach. In this case there is no identity for the young man, just a curious brand burned into his neck....
Strange storyline
By Judith on 16-04-19
Cold Granite
Logan McRae, Book 1
By: Stuart MacBride
Narrated by: Steve Worsley
It's DS Logan McRae's first day back on the job after a year off on the sick, and it couldn't get much worse. Three-year-old David Reid's body is discovered in a ditch: strangled, mutilated and a long time dead. And he's only the first. There's a serial killer stalking the Granite City, and the local media are baying for blood. Soon the dead are piling up in the morgue almost as fast as the snow on the streets, and Logan knows time is running out. More children are going missing. More are going to die.
By Sandra on 21-06-17
Mike Daley/Rosie Fernandez Legal Thriller, Book 1
By: Sheldon Siegel
Narrated by: Tim Campbell
Meet Mike Daley. Ex-priest. Ex-public defender. And as of yesterday, ex-partner in one of San Francisco's most prominent law firms. Today he's out on his own, setting up practice on the wrong side of town. Then his best friend and former colleague is charged with a brutal double murder, and Daley is instantly catapulted into a high-profile investigation involving the prestigious law firm that just booted him. As he prepares his case, Daley uncovers the firm's dirtiest secrets.
Great legal drama
The Missing Ones
Detective Lottie Parker, Book 1
By: Patricia Gibney
Narrated by: Michele Moran
When a woman's body is discovered in a cathedral and hours later a young man is found hanging from a tree outside his home, Detective Lottie Parker is called in to lead the investigation. Both bodies have the same distinctive tattoo clumsily inscribed on their legs. It's clear the pair are connected, but how? The trail leads Lottie to St Angela's, a former children's home, with a dark connection to her own family history. Suddenly the case just got personal.
By Mrs. J. Answer on 24-05-17
The Murder Bag
By: Tony Parsons
Narrated by: Colin Mace
Twenty years ago seven students became friends at their exclusive private school, Potter's Field. Now they have started dying in the most violent way imaginable. Detective Max Wolfe follows the bloody trail from the backstreets and bright lights of the city, to the darkest corners of the corridors of power. As the bodies pile up, Max finds he is fighting not only for justice, but for his own life....
Standard, but a high standard
By Philip on 05-04-15
Their Little Secret
By: Mark Billingham
Narrated by: Mark Billingham
Sarah thinks of herself as a normal single mum. It's what she wants others to think of her. But the truth is, she needs something new, something thrilling. Meanwhile, DI Tom Thorne is investigating a woman's suicide, convinced she was driven to do it by a man who preys on vulnerable women. A man who is about to change Sarah's life.
The Women: A gripping psychological thriller
By: S.E. Lynes
Narrated by: Tamsin Kennard
Samantha Frayn doesn't know why Peter Bridges picks her - a nobody with bitten fingernails and a troubled childhood behind her - but she falls quickly. He's older, charming, likes fine wine and French films, and his beautiful home has real art on its walls. Peter transforms Samantha's life in an instant. He sees the better version of herself - the one she's always wanted to be. It's only normal that there's a little friction, when she moves in, over domestic matters like where things are kept, or the proper times to eat, sleep, and shower.
Amazing as always!!
By Cory Chant on 02-07-19
Dead Simple
Roy Grace, Book 1
By: Peter James
Narrated by: Tim Bruce
It was meant to be a harmless stag-night prank. A few hours later Michael Harrison has disappeared, and his friends are dead. With only three days to the wedding, Detective Superintendent Roy Grace - a man haunted by the shadow of his own missing wife - is contacted by Michael's beautiful, distraught fiancée, Ashley Harper. Grace discovers that the one man who ought to know Michael Harrison's whereabouts is saying nothing.
By Keetz on 31-03-16
Dead Gone
By: Luca Veste
The young girl you have found isn't the first experiment I've carried out. She won't be the last. A tense, unpredictable crime debut that will not only have you gripped, but will chill you to the bone. Perfect for fans of Stuart MacBride and Mark Billingham. A serial killer is stalking the streets of Liverpool, gruesomely murdering victims as part of a series of infamous, unethical and deadly psychological experiments.
Another Cracking Good Read From This Author!
By Flower Girl on 17-04-15
No One Home
David Raker Missing Persons, Book 10
By: Tim Weaver
Narrated by: Joe Coen, Lorelei King
On Halloween night, the residents of Black Gale gather for a dinner party. As the only nine people living there, they've become close friends as well as neighbours. They eat, drink and laugh. They play games and take photographs. Except those photographs will be the last record of any of them. By the next morning, the whole village has vanished. With no bodies, no evidence and no clues, the mystery of what happened at Black Gale remains unsolved two and a half years on. But then the families of the missing turn to investigator David Raker - and their obsession becomes his.
Another fabulous book!
By MO on 27-05-19
Hero: A Simon Serrailler Short Story
By: Susan Hill
Narrated by: Steven Pacey
When Simon Serrailler was a rookie constable with the Met, he did something reckless in the course of a night's work which caused a man's death. But his act was praised by his colleagues, and he was called a hero. Years later, now a detective chief superintendent who has been badly injured in the course of duty, he receives a medal for bravery at Buckingham Palace while recollecting that fateful night of his early career, when chance disguised itself as bravery.
Neat prequal
By Vicuña on 09-08-16
An Inspector McLean Novel, Book 1
By: James Oswald
Narrated by: Ian Hanmore
The unabridged, downloadable audiobook edition of James Oswald's gripping new Inspector McLean crime thriller Natural Causes, read by the actor Ian Hanmore. A young girl's mutilated body is discovered in a sealed room. Her remains are carefully arranged, in what seems to have been a cruel and macabre ritual, which appears to have taken place over 60 years ago.For newly appointed Edinburgh Detective Inspector Tony McLean this baffling cold case ought to be a low priority - but he is haunted by the young victim and her grisly death.
Is Edinburgh turning into Midsummer?
By Patricia on 22-06-13
By: Paul Finch
Narrated by: Paul Thornley
Time's up. You're Next. "All he had to do was name the woman he wanted. It was that easy. They would do all the hard work. "Detective Sergeant Mark 'Heck' Heckenburg is investigating the disappearance of 38 different women. Each one was happy and successful until they vanished without a trace. Desperate to find her missing sister, Lauren Wraxford seeks out Heck's help.
A Cliffhanger to the end...
By wixey on 24-08-13
Joe Parker is Manchester's most ingenious criminal defence lawyer. Sam Parker is Manchester's most tenacious homicide detective. Both bear the burden of the unsolved murder of their sister fifteen years earlier. And both have a stake in a new series of murders that has shaken their city to its core.
Ronnie Bagley is locked up and facing trial for the murder of his girlfriend and baby and there's only one lawyer he wants to defend him: Joe Parker. As Joe takes to the courtroom to represent Ronnie, little does he know that Bagley is smarter than anyone has given him credit for, and soon Joe will find himself pitched against his own brother, Sam, in a race to outwit the most terrifying serial killer the city has ever seen. It isn't long before Joe and Sam's shared past comes crashing into the present in a pulse-pounding race to find out who is Next to Die...
©2013 Neil White (P)2013 Hachette Audio
Fall Down Dead
The Death of Robin Hood
Love discovering a new series
Well, a series is a bit of an exaggeration at the moment as there are only two books so far but I'm hopeful that there will be many more.
I really enjoyed watching the story unfold from the point of view of the two brothers. I've been listening to a lot of books where the protagonist is a police officer so having the addition of a criminal defence lawyer is very interesting and adds a different perspective.
I'm halfway though the 2nd book and loving it just as much.
It's very well narrated.
Nik Nik C
Great read.
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Yes definitely. I enjoyed the story and the narration.
What other book might you compare Next To Die to, and why?
I'm unsure what other book I could compare it to, sorry.
What about Mike Rogers's performance did you like?
All of it. His story telling had me wanting to keep listening.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
Yes definitely. I've listened to it three times overall.
a book that builds you ..grips you, intrigues you then breathless you wonder. kept relistening to sections as so much going on in mind sets. really enjoyed the story. do not expect to listen for an hour then go to bed any where near 2 hour to the end!"
Pandamix
Mediocre at Best
One of the charactsrs is smoking while on oxygen that really would make his life short.....
The author seem to be under the impression thatin wweakness associated with being in hospital.. It takes a certain amount courage to deal with illness especially over a long time as many of your listeners will testify.


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Gov. Markell nominates Benson-Green to Cabinet post
Gov. Jack Markell has nominated Carla Benson-Green, an administrator in the state's Family Services Division, to lead the state Department of Services for Children, Youth and their Families, a Cabinet-level position.
Gov. Markell nominates Benson-Green to Cabinet post Gov. Jack Markell has nominated Carla Benson-Green, an administrator in the state's Family Services Division, to lead the state Department of Services for Children, Youth and their Families, a Cabinet-level position. Check out this story on delawareonline.com: https://delonline.us/1NpAwWM
Jonathan Starkey, The News Journal Published 4:29 p.m. ET Nov. 3, 2015 | Updated 6:13 p.m. ET Nov. 3, 2015
Carla Benson-Green(Photo: Submitted)
The Delaware Senate will consider Benson-Green's nomination during a Nov. 30 special session.
Benson-Green has spent 33 years at DSCYF, since the agency was created in 1982, beginning her career as a front-line investigator in the Division of Family Services, where she has worked as regional administrator since 2001.
Benson-Green would replace Jennifer Ranji, who was confirmed by the senate last week to be a Family Court judge.
"Carla has spent her entire career serving the children and families of our state," Markell said in a written statement. "With her leadership, we will build upon Delaware's progress in caring for our most vulnerable children."
The secretary position pays $133,241. Benson-Green earned $65,419 in her current position last year, payroll records show.
DELAWAREONLINE
Senate confirms public safety chief, vice chancellor
DSCYF is the state agency responsible for providing services for abused children, coordinating adoptions and foster care, and overseeing services for Delaware children facing substance abuse or mental health challenges.
During her time at the agency, Benson-Green also has led the Office of Child Care Licensing and supervised investigators and caseworkers focused on adoption and treatment services.
Benson-Green said she was deeply humbled and honored to be nominated to lead the agency.
"I know the important role the department serves and the incredible commitment of the individuals who work there," she said in a statement. "If confirmed by the senate, I look forward to building upon the strong foundation that has been laid to rehabilitate, treat and protect Delaware's children."
Benson-Green earned a bachelor's degree in mental health from Morgan State University. She lives in Dover with her husband and two children.
Contact Jonathan Starkey at (302) 983-6756, on Twitter @jwstarkey or at jstarkey@delawareonline.com.
Read or Share this story: https://delonline.us/1NpAwWM
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Angola: UNITA wants peace
Dr. Jonas Savimbi, the leader of the Angolan rebel faction, UNITA, has ended an 18-month silence and comes forward with a proposal for dialogue with Luanda. Angola was a Portuguese colony until the Portuguese Revolution on 25th April, 1974, prepared the way for the independence of Portugal's colonies: Angola, Mozambique, Guinea-Bissau, Cape Verde, Sao Tome and Principe Islands and East Timor, a process which was culminated in 1975. UNITA was one of the three Angolan independence factions (along with MPLA, now in government, and FNLA, the most violent of the factions, whose members were involved in decapitating and raping the corpses of Portuguese women and children and whose leader, Holden Roberto, now lives in the USA) which launched the fight for independence in 1961. Unita's historic leader, Jonas Savimbi, has kept to his strongholds in central Angola and has adopted a clever policy of attack and retreat, arming his troops with the most sophisticated equipment on the market, financed by the sale of diamonds. However, his Umbundu ethnic origins have been confirmed by UNITA's area of influence: UNITA operates in the areas where this tribe is dominant. Outside this area, in the capital, Luanda, for example, UNITA is seen only as a marauding group of bandits. Beset by desertions and an internal rift, UNITA lives difficult times. This is maybe the reason behind the latest diplomatic offensive of UNITA, in which Dr. Savimbi states: "We are for dialogue and we agree that dialogue should be organised. I would like to say to the Angolan people that we should take advantage of the international situation. The Americans are also starting to see that dialogue is the way to solve the problem". It is most unlikely that the party in government in Angola, MPLA, will take any notice of Dr. Savimbi's offers for dialogue, especially now, at a time when the independence movement in Cabinda gains the attention of the world's press. However, the signs are that the winds of change are blowing in Angola, potentially one of Africa's richest countries but through the obstinacy of its leaders, one of the poorest.
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Booktime goes "Big"
June 8, 2009, 11:00 , 11:00
The new title for next year's Booktime programme will be Puffin's Mr Big, by Ed Vere. Pearson is working with the charity Booktrust, with support from the UK Government's Department for Children, Schools and Families, to deliver free copies of Mr Big to over 700,000 primary school children across the UK when they start school.
Mr Big is strong and tough, but he is BIG and has one small problem - because of the way he looks he can't get people to stick around. With his trademark bold, bright illustrations, Vere shows us how, although Mr Big may look a little scary, he's just a great big softy inside.
Each Booktime pack will contain guidance material for parents and carers to encourage sharing books with children. In England, children will also receive a copy of The Booktime Book of Fantastic First Poems, edited by June Crebbin.
Pearson people across the UK will once again be volunteering to read with children in primary schools near our offices. 2009/10 will be the fourth year of Booktime, which was set up by Pearson in association with Booktrust in 2005.
Read an interview with Ed Vere
Watch a video about how Booktime started
Visit the Booktime website


Situational awareness: Attorney General William Barr said in a letter to Congress that the nearly 400-page Mueller investigation report, once properly redacted, should be released by mid-April or before. Read the letter.
Here's how not normal things are: The White House economic adviser broke with tradition and waded into Federal Reserve rate setting today.
Driving the news: Larry Kudlow told Axios' Dion Rabouin in the Fox Business green room that he wanted "immediate" rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, citing 50 basis points (.5%) as a desirable target.
"I am echoing the president's view – he's not been bashful about that view – he would also like the Fed to cease shrinking its balance sheet."
Why it matters: Kudlow's predecessor, Gary Cohn, knew full well that he shouldn't comment on monetary policy, Axios' Felix Salmon emails.
"That is the first sign of panic out of the White House of the rapid deceleration in growth that lay ahead in Q1'19 & the year as a whole. This will not be looked at kindly by the Fed nor the fixed income market which will smell the fear in the air." - Joseph Brusuelas, chief economist at RSM tells Axios in an email.
The bottom line: Markets barely budged, a sign that they aren't taking news from the White House as seriously as in the past, Axios' Dan Primack notes.
Case in point: Stocks didn't move this morning when Trump threatened to shut the U.S./Mexico border, which would cause massive business disruption.
P.S. Kudlow to Dion on Fed nominee Stephen Moore: "He's a brilliant guy. I've known him for three decades. He knows a lot about monetary policy, knows a lot about tax policy, is pro growth and he understands more people working at high wages that they earn is a good thing, not a bad thing. The Federal Reserve staff argues with that."
Above: Confetti falls in Los Angeles as Lyft's CEO Logan Green President John Zimmer ring the Nasdaq opening bell celebrating the company's IPO.
Below: The Lyft logo is shown on the screen at the Nasdaq offices in Times Square.
Apple is cancelling its delayed AirPower wireless charger, saying the product "will not achieve [its] high standards." Details.
Another Brexit bust: U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May saw her maligned Brexit deal hit with a third defeat in the House of Commons in a 344-286 vote.
Pope Francis signed new legislation intended to protect children from sexual abuse in the Vatican, Vatican City and around the world, Reuters reports.
Toyota said hackers had accessed the stored sales information of 3.1 million customers in its second data breach in five weeks, ZDNet reports.
Linda McMahon, head of the Small Business Administration and the presumed leading contender to replace Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, plans to step down from her role and enter the private sector, Politico reports.
After a two-year hiatus, HBO's "Veep" is returning on Sunday for a final run that's said to be more uncomfortable, biting, absurdist and uncanny than ever, Flipboard's Mia Quagliarello writes for Axios.
Season 7 goes for the jugular—like when Selina Mayer (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) tries to capitalize on a mass shooting to advance her presidential campaign, or when a competitor becomes the face of the #NotMe movement, featuring women coming forward to say they didn't sleep with him.
When "Veep" launched in 2012, the political landscape was pretty different from what it is today.
"If you look back at the previous six seasons, so much of the show was, 'Oh my God, this is what a politician is like behind closed doors' — but those closed doors are gone," showrunner-director David Mandel told Variety.
The bottom line: Louis-Dreyfus and Mandel took their cues from "Seinfeld" (where she played Elaine Benes and he was a writer) and sought to end the series on a creative high.
Video highlights from the goodbye tour.


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The School Year Survival Cookbook
Daisy Nichols
Healthy recipes and sanity-saving strategies for every family and every meal (even snacks)
The School Year Survival Cookbook is an excellent resource for anyone who struggles to find the time and energy to get tasty, healthy, kid-friendly meals on the table, especially during those hectic months from September to June. It's about more than getting the kids to school on time with a healthy packed lunch — it's about fitting a healthy lifestyle into already busy schedules and resting easy, knowing that the whole family is fed, fueled, and ready to tackle all the pop quizzes, book reports, and after-school activities they will inevitably face.
Laura Keogh, and Ceri Marsh, are the Toronto-based team behind this parent-saving cookbook. Both are journalists who worked for Fashion magazine (as beauty director and editor in chief, respectively), and together they write a blog called Sweet Potato Chronicles, "a website dedicated to all things family food."
With gorgeous photographs and over 100 easy-to-follow recipes, this cookbook should not be bought exclusively by those with school-age children. It is a great, comprehensive guide to eating nutritiously even at the most hectic of times. Learn how to master meal prep, transform leftovers, and feed even the pickiest of eaters.
Maya Visnyei
Recipes featured in the book include:
— Banana Chocolate Quinoa Bars
— Blueberry Pie French Toast Muffins
— Chocolate Avocado Chia Pudding
— Falafel Burgers
— Hawaiian Pizza Muffins
— Orecchiette With Turkey And Broccoli
To purchase The School Year Survival Cookbook, click here.
The Daily Meal: What is your philosophy of cooking (and/or eating)?
Ceri Marsh: Our philosophy is that food made at home and shared with family is the best food. When your kids get to school ages it can become really tough to juggle their schedules and your schedule and still get healthy food on the table (and in lunch boxes!). We want to help busy families by giving them easy, delicious recipes and the strategies that let them make good food a reality.
How did it inspire the recipes you chose to include in this book?
Laura Keogh: Selecting the recipes for the book was an easy task. We chose dishes that were family favorites that could work within the framework of a busy household. We also wanted to make sure that the recipes complemented all the strategies we offer in the book, because the what to cook was as important as the how do we make it happen. Then, of course, we needed some desserts, because who doesn't?!
What is your favorite recipe in the book and why?
CM: Oh, that's a hard question! I love so many recipes in the book because they're what we make for our families. If I had to pick one, I guess I'd go with the Slow-Cooker Butter Chicken. It's an easy recipe, with very little prep, it goes into the slow-cooker, so you can forget about it, and it yields a lot, so you're guaranteed leftovers. Oh, and it's super delicious! We recipe-tested this one with a lot of families, and it always got rave reviews.
What are some of the foods you can't live without?
LK: During the school year, I can't live without pantry staples, because they really help me get dinner on the table in a pinch. For instance, things like pasta, eggs, and grains help me create dishes during the week — especially towards the end — when my groceries are running thin. In other words, a frittata is my best friend come Thursday.
Would you rather dine out or cook at home?
CM: Honestly, it depends on the day of the week. On a Wednesday, I want to be home with my family, making sure everyone's homework gets done, the viola gets practiced, and an easy dinner gets eaten. But on a Friday I'm often ready for a break, and everyone in my family loves a good meal out. We're lucky in that our neighborhood in Toronto is full of great, casual places for sushi, ramen, and pizza.
What is your favorite go-to meal or drink?
LK: My family loves our Orecchiette With Turkey and Broccoli because it's so comforting but I love that it yields miles of leftovers I can use for lunches. In fact, most of our dinners in the book yield more than the average four servings, because we believe you should maximize your time in the kitchen and get more than one meal per effort. It's why we created the Transformer section where you get three meals from one protein. We want more time with our families and less time in the kitchen!
How do you hope readers will use this book? What do you hope they take away?
LC & CM: We hope that people use our cookbook like a workbook in the kitchen. We want to inspire people to give meal planning and batch cooking a try for the ways those skills can decrease your stress and grocery bill. We love seeing images of recipes on Instagram that people have tried — that's the most flattering thing ever.
Is there anything else you'd like to share?
LC & CM: We'd love to share the secret to how to get your kids to clean their room, but we don't have it!
Desserts: More Than 140 of Food & Wine's Most Beloved RecipesMade in Vietnam: Homestyle Recipes From Hanoi to Ho Chi MinhThe Desserts of New York (And How to Eat Them All)
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Q: Easily connecting to the internet with FreeBSD I am a beginner at using UNIX, and I have a small Toshiba notebook computer which I installed FreeBSD 9.x on.
I looked at the online handbook to try to find out how to connect to the internet, but it is all really complex.  I would prefer a simple way to do this.  I have an ethernet connector, so if I really need to, do I just plug it in to the computer and router?  Is there any danger of doing anything to the router?

A: The thing to remember is that getting used to something new, like a new operating system, is stressful.
Unfortunately, I haven't got freeBSD in front of me at the moment, but assuming that there is a driver for your ethernet card (which there is in all likelihood), the first thing you should try at a command prompt is,
ifconfig -a

This will show you what network interfaces you have available. Assuming that you have an ethernet interface available and it's name is `int0', you can then try
dhclient int0

which should connect you to the router. Don't forget to connect the cable up beforehand and don't worry, you can't damage the router, or your laptop, by trying this.

A: For a new user the likely easiest route is to use sysinstall.
As root:
#sysinstall

select the following (each line represents an option from menu)
Configure
Networking
Interfaces

You can skip ipv6 setup, then select DHCP.
That should configure your ethernet.
If there are multiple listings for ethernet cards (probably not in a laptop) the way to tell which one to use is from a command prompt type "ifconfig" and look for a line that looks like this:
media: Ethernet autoselect (1000baseT <full-duplex>)

That interface has a working cable attached to it and that is the one you want to use.
To see what sysinstall did:
cat /etc/rc.conf

Later if you wanted to switch to a static IP you would edit your /etc/rc.conf to look like:
defaultrouter="###.###.###.###"
ifconfig_em0="inet ###.###.###.### netmask 255.255.255.0"

Where ### represent IPs. If you are doing this home there is a good chance your router/gateway is 192.168.1.1 and you could assign to your machine something like 192.168.1.100.
If you have other devices and you can check what IPs they are using try to assign your FreeBSD machine an IP away from those. For example if your router is assigning IPs above 100, then setup your machine to IP of 10.

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Tasting Forbidden Fruit
by David Patterson
March 4, 2021 February 27, 2021 by David Patterson
It was quite an experience hearing Shostakovich march on Faneuil Hall's fourth floor. So too was hearing Rachmaninoff's timeless Vocalise truly beautifully—magnificently—intoned bringing tears. Unassuming, laser-focused, this engaging BRAI online endeavor comes highly recommended. The program [available HERE] runs February 28th at 6:00 through March 7th. A visit to its colorful website www.ballets-russes.com indicates BRAI's growth over past years in bringing the arts to Boston.
Ballets Russes Arts Initiative continues recording its virtual concert series, In Honorable Company, in collaboration with the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachusetts (at Faneuil Hall). Executive Director Anna Winestein promises the acoustics on the fourth floor of Faneuil Hall to be quite good. I would agree. In this uncommon venue, BSO cellist Mickey Katz with pianist Hua (Jane) Ye performed in BRAI's "Forbidden Fruit." Shostakovich's D Minor Cello Sonata, having been composed shortly after an affair, being one of the backstories for this concert's theme.
BSO cellist since 2004, Mickey Katz specializes in contemporary music, concertizing in both solo and chamber roles. Chinese-born pianist Hua moved to the US to pursue her dream of performing classical music, which she does along with teaching at various schools in Boston.
Winestein introduced Executive Secretary Joe Regan who, in turn, introduced the Company. It was quite something to see the military photographs, artillery, and other emblematic items—all this while listening. Between pieces, cameras wide-angled on the hall itself. The videography has its own special take, literally; pianist Jane Hua gets the credit for video editing. She and Winestein set up the cameras. Bruce Hecht authored the dramatic 360 degree shots.
In the opening movement of the Franck Sonata in A major for Violin and Piano, here played on the cello, a few, well-chosen camera angles would hold visual attention, even creating a warm presence in this venue, new to most viewers. With welcome refinement both Katz and Hua returned us to another time, which somehow synced with 19th-century hall and lone concert-goer, a masked Winestein.
With György Sándor Ligeti's Sonata for Solo Cello (1948-1953) Katz sang sadness over deep-string playing and later soared high on the instrument, pizzicato-glissando triple stops reflected. The following faster section sounded alarms, murmured prestissimo. Brilliant high twitters and low roars showed Katz's keen understanding of the Ligeti.
In his traversal of selections from Mieczyslaw Weinberg's 24 Preludes for Solo Cello, op. 100, Katz spoke in the toccata-like No. 1 with powerful declarative statements and flourishes. In No. 3, pizzicato alternating with light staccato-like thrusts of the bow sounding much like plucking, came off tuneful, a folksy, humorous dialogue. Continuing his neatly planned set with No.16, Katz offered dramatic cries, a fierce dance, a totally gripping backstory, urgent shrieks high on his cello. The slow No. 24, plaintive with near-ghostlike trills, closed this Katz-Weinberg set that never let go of the listener.
Shostakovich's Sonata for Cello and piano in D Minor, Op. 40, from 1934, as with other works of the Russian composer, often comes with communistic baggage. But here on the fourth floor of Faneuil Hall, even the pianist's page turns, as well as the piano itself, gave feel of reality to this virtual concert. Tenderness à la française surfaced with Katz-Hua. But it was the militarist marching throughout a great deal of the sonata that stood out in this context. Ye's stinging dissonances pealed out in the Largo against Katz's own longing in the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company room verified a most special moment. Even the concluding dancy Allegro stoutly marched, at times maniacally, with a brilliant Katz-Hua.
David Patterson, Professor of Music and former Chairman of the Performing Arts Department at UMass Boston, was recipient of a Fulbright Scholar Award and the Chancellor's Distinction in Teaching Award. He studied with Nadia Boulanger and Olivier Messiaen in Paris and holds a PhD from Harvard University. He is the author of 20 Little Piano Pieces from Around the World (G. Schirmer). www.notescape.net
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David Patterson brings this concert to life with his poignant description of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company of Massachussetts Armory as the Venue.
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Cœur sauvage () est un film américain réalisé par Tony Bill sorti en 1992.

Synopsis
Caroline est serveuse dans un Diner de Minneapolis.
Un soir, des clients éméchés qu'elle avait du remettre à leur place la suivent alors qu'elle rentre chez elle. Ils la chahutent un peu pour finir par l'agresser violemment dans un parc.
Alors qu'elle perd conscience, quelqu'un intervient.
Le lendemain on se rend compte que c'était Adam, le plongeur que tout le monde prend pour un muet un peu simplet.

Commence alors une amitié improbable entre une bimbo abonnée aux losers et un jeune homme très particulier qui lui voue une passion sans bornes...

Fiche technique
 Titre original :
 Réalisation : Tony Bill
 Scénario : Tom Sierchio
 Direction artistique : Jack Ballance
 Décors : Cliff Cunningham
 Costumes : Lynette Bernay
 Photographie : Jost Vacano
 Montage : Mia Goldman
 Musique : Cliff Eidelman
 Production : Helen Buck Bartlett, Tony Bill
 Société de production : Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
 Société(s) de distribution : Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
 Pays d'origine :
 Langue originale : Anglais
 Format : Couleurs (Technicolor) - 35 mm - 1,85:1 -  Son Dolby numérique
 Genre : Comédie dramatique
 Dates de sortie :
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Distribution
 Christian Slater (V.F. : Philippe Vincent) : Adam
 Marisa Tomei (V.F. : Brigitte Berges) : Caroline
 Rosie Perez : Cindy
 Kyle Secor : Howard
 Willie Garson : Patsy
 Charley Bartlett : Adam enfant
 Claudia Wilkens : Mère Camilla
 Pat Clemons : Sœur Helen
 James Cada : Bill

Récompenses et distinctions

Récompenses
 MTV Movie Awards :
 Meilleur baiser (Best kiss) : Marisa Tomei et Christian Slater
 Acteur le plus séduisant  (Most desirable male) : Christian Slater

Nominations
 New York Film Critics Circle :
 Meilleur second rôle féminin (Best supporting actress) : Rosie Perez,  (également nominée pour État second (Fearless)

Voir aussi

Liens externes

Film américain sorti en 1993
Comédie dramatique américaine
Film de Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer

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1932 - Where East is Best
Even in construction, shown here on the 6th May 1932, Troxy was splendid. The 110 foot main girder for the balcony, the largest single structural element in the building, was taken by road with special police escort from Barrow-in-Furness. On the roads of today that would be quite a feat, but in 1932 it was something of a major wonder. The statistics were equally prodigious with 2 ½ million bricks, 10,000 tons of sand and 24,000 tons of ballast, 10,000 electric light bulbs and 90,000 yards of wiring going into the construction.
Excerpt from David Jones 'Troxy, Where East is Best'. Photo copyright Cinema Theatre Association.
1933 - Troxy is Born
Troxy was built on the demolished site of an old brewery - The Commercial Brewery Company Ltd, Stepney. Costing £250,000 (16.5 million quid in today's money!) to build and was designed by George Coles for Hyams & Gale Kinemas, Troxy was lavishly equipped, and had a capacity of 3,520, making us the largest cinema in England.
1933 - Monkey Business
On 11th September 1933, we showed our first ever film, King Kong. Watching a film here was an incredible experience, as local resident, Ms Danvers, recalls, "It seemed like Hollywood had come to the Commercial Road in all its glory…Outside was a blaze of lights, inside a large foyer with…a large sweeping staircase, chandeliers, ceiling to floor mirrors and thick carpets. In fact, West End luxury at a price we could afford." (East London Advertiser, 8 August 1980). The first ever customer was presented with a gold watch on Troxy's opening night.
Opening night programme:
Ribbon cut: Stepney schoolkid Bridget Hughes, 14
National Anthem: Band of the Scots Guards
Cartoon: 'Opening Night'
Paramount Newsreel
B Film: 'The Mind Reader', Warren Williams and Constance Cummings
Wurlitzer recital: Bobby Pagan
Main Film: 'King Kong', Fay Wray.
1934 - If The Shoe Fits
This year we welcomed comedy double act Flanagan and Allen, as well as films showcasing Bing Crosby, Charles Bickford, Anita Page, Claudette Colbert and Ginger Rogers to name but a few!
1935 - Maurice
Maurice Cheepen was the man who created 'Stepney's Luxurious Troxy', one of the most affectionately remembered cinemas in London. A Jewish immigrant from Nazi Germany, Cheepen made sure to show from the outset that the venue was a cut above the rest. Maurice was a flamboyant manager who staged publicity stunts to promote new films. These included a horse-drawn pumpkin coach to advertise Cinderella, a man dressed as a vampire to walk around the East End handing out leaflets that promoted Dracula. Cheepen was a born showman, and got up to many tricks to publicise his shows - machines issuing fake dollar bills, 'red indians' on horseback, and horse drawn pumpkin coaches were all part of his stock-in-trade.
From The London Gazzette, 5 April, 1935:
LIST of ALIENS to whom Certificates of Naturalization have been granted by the Secretary of State, and whose Oaths of Allegiance have been registered in the Home Office during the month of March, 1935. The date shown in each case is the date on which the Oath of Allegiance was taken.
Cheepen, Morris (known as Maurice Cheepen); No Nationality; Cinema Manager;
26, Rowhill Mansions, Clapton, E.5. 6 March, 1935.
1935 - King George V Silver Jubilee
Decorated and looking very regal for the King George V Silver Jubilee celebrations.
1940 - The bombing starts
Just days after Hitler's promise of retaliation for the RAF bombing of Berlin, on the 7th September, London was hit with the first co-ordinated attacks on the city by German bombers. The legendary manager of the Troxy, Maurice Cheepen, led wartime audiences in community singing.
"In the Troxy Cinema, the audience was trapped by the raid. The manager called on them to sing "There'll Always Be An England". As he spoke, a bomb fell nearby. "I'm not so sure of that!" shouted a joker. There was much laughter and the sing-song went on till after midnight." - excerpt from London at War 1939 - 1945 by Philip Ziegler.
Here, ARP (air raid precaution) wardens, use the roof of Troxy to tackle resulting fires in surrounding buildings. Photo copyright Cinema Theatre Association.
1941 - Standing Tall
In what was known as "The Longest Night" London was subjected to the worst bombing of The Blitz on May 10th-11th 1941 with hundreds of German aircraft peppering the city with incendiary devices and bombs. Nearly 1,500 people died and 11,000 homes were destroyed. The Houses of Parliament, British Museum and many other landmark buildings were hit but although East London suffered badly that night, particularly Stepney, Troxy was not hit.
1941 - Technical problems
Denis Norden reveals in his book "Clips from my Life" that he was once acting as relief manager at Troxy, and the organ's lift mechanism failed. The organist had to remain perched up in the air during the film, whilst all available staff searched the cinema for the particular winch handle that would wind down the organ manually.
Norden worked for Gaumont Super Cinemas, and was the Assistant Manager at the Trocardero, Elephant & Castle and then General Manager at the Gaumont, Watford, before he started his TV career.
1947 - Famous faces
Performances over the years from people such as Vera Lynn, Earl Cameron, Clarke Gable, Gracie Fields, Cliff Richard, Petula Clarke and the Andrews sisters. We even had the Prime Minister, Clement Attlee, attend a performance of Dick Whittington at the venue on Boxing Day 1947.
1950 - Long Before Orange Wednesdays
Throughout the Fifties, our old neighbour, Robert's Restaurant, advertised our programmes on a pavement hoarding in return for two weekly cinema tickets. This is us in 1950 when we were showing the films D.O.A and Champagne for Caesar, as well as re-runs of the 1948 movie Larceny, and 1939's Too Busy to Work.
1952 - Flying high
In one of Maurice's most extravagant stunts, he arranged for several cages of live vultures in the cinema's foyer to advertise the film, Where No Vultures Fly. It all went brilliantly, except for when one vulture escaped and flew around the auditorium until someone managed to capture it.
1953 - Barking up The Right Tree
Lita Roza, the first British artist to top the UK solo charts and the woman behind the famous 'How Much is that Doggie in the Window?" song, played here.
1954 - East Is Best
We celebrated our 21st Anniversary with a stellar line up, even back then we stuck to our mantra… "Where east is best"
1954 - Hollywood in Stepney
A regularly changing programme of the biggest movie hits from both Britain and across the pond. Hollywood glamour brought to the East End. 1954 showing The Caine Mutiny starring Humphrey Bogart, and Father Brown starring Alec Guinness.
1960 - Closing Credits
In November of 1960, we screened our last ever film, "The Siege of Sydney Street". "I wouldn't be surprised if I have tears in my eyes," confessed our now former manager, Maurice, ahead of the Troxy closing. "After all, the old Troxy has been quite a place in its time..."*
The damage inflicted on the East End of London by the Blitz in World War Two and the clearance of local slums robbed us of much of our original audience and we closed our doors. Our original Wurlitzer organ did not survive intact after we closed as cinema.
*Modernity Britain: A Shake of the Dice, 1959-62, Book 2
1960 - Tinkling The Ivories
Europe's largest Wurlitzer theatre pipe organ, housed within our sister theatre, the Trocadero cinema in Elephant and Castle, was purchased by The Cinema Organ Society for preservation.
1961 - Down, but not out
From 1960 to 1963, Troxy remained unused and empty
1963 - Hitting The Right Notes
Surprisingly, in 1963 when the facade was starting to look very unloved, a tenant was found and the London Opera Centre was created in our great hall.
1963 - Sing-alongs of a different kind
Run by the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, Troxy was used for rehearsals on an extended stage which was an exact size of the Royal Opera House stage. Look out for the revolving stage the London Opera Centre used for practice in our basements and the stage rooms they transformed into practice areas.
1968 - Practice makes perfect
Georg Solti rehearsing the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House at the London Opera Centre.
1978 - It ain't over until the fat lady sings...
When the tenancy came up for renewal in 1977, the decision was taken not to extend the lease. The London Opera Centre closed in 1978. Photo from 1972.
1991 - A Slice of History
We earned Grade II Listed status with English Heritage.
1991 - Top Rank
Shortly after gaining listed status, Top Rank converted the building in to a bingo hall.
1992 - Take Your Seats
The famous booths were installed in our circle.
Photo credit: Martin Tapsell
1997 - Rebrand to Mecca
Top Rank was no more, and the Mecca logo went up on our facia.
1998 - Stop Work - number 65
Still going strong as a bingo hall, at the grand age of 65 in 1998.
2005 - Bingo!
The games came to a close at Troxy, when Mecca ceased operations and the building was put on the market again - only to be snapped up very swiftly by the current owners Ashburn Estates Ltd.
2006 - Troxy Re-Born
After a short period of refurbishment, we were reborn as a live events space. We have continued to be used for concerts and other events ever since, hosting prestigious awards ceremonies, sporting events, gigs and films.
2008 - Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds
On the 29th November 2008, we held our first major public gig. Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds played to a sold out audience.
2009 - Tinkering The Ivories
It was announced the Trocadero's magnificent Wurlitzer pipe organ which had been lovingly restored was being moved to Troxy. This year, history came full circle when we screened our first film for more than 50 years, showing Secret Cinema's Bugsy Malone, complete with live music and custard pie fights.
2012 - Renovation Sensation
We hosted the Artist and Manager awards for the first year. We also underwent an 18 month long renovation process to restore the venue as much as possible.
2013 - 80 Years Young
We marked our 80th birthday by showing King Kong. Ticket holders were guided to the screening by huge gorilla feet painted on the pavement. That same year, we hosted the NME Awards for the first time, with the magazine's editor Mike Williams saying we were one of London's "oldest, coolest and most iconic venues". The same year Google chose us as its annual Christmas party venue for 1,500 guests and we also hosted the Kerrang Awards for the first time.
2013 - Who you gonna call?
Future Cinema presents Ghostbusters
2014 - Magnificent Makeover
The same year, we were restored to our former glory as our 18 month long renovation process was completed. The front of house was fitted with a sign meticulously designed to replicate the original facia and the outside was also treated with a substance paint to create the illusion of stone to finish off the vintage look. Internally we fitted a new carpet which was specially designed to complement the internal original grade II listed features.
2014 - London Grammar
London Grammar brought their 2014 If You Wait tour to a close at Troxy on the 5th March, one of the biggest concerts on a tour that saw their debut album turn platinum.
2014 - Sink the Pink
In June 2014, six years since its debut in a small bar in Angel, East London's massively popular and most ridiculous gay, drag, queer inclusive FUN party for all, graced Troxy in all in all its colourful glory for a night of pure joy. Since then, with the likes of Little Mix, Roisin Murphy, B*Witched, Will Young, The Vengaboys and Mel C as headliners, the party has found a new home at Troxy, selling out in record times.
2015 - Praise From The Prince
After a campaign costing £275,000, a special celebration evening was held to mark the Wurlitzer's rebirth at Troxy. The same year, The Prince of Wales attended a Business In The Community event here. Our owners Deepak and Mohit Sharma welcomed HRH on his arrival and were commended for their preservation of the building and work done to keep it as a space that can be enjoyed by the public.
2015 - September - Red Bull presents Disclosure
Red Bull Studios London brought music duo Disclosure to Troxy to perform their new album Caracal for the first time to a UK audience. We opened our doors to a full capacity crowd of 3,100 Disclosure fans, all of whom won their tickets by Tweeting the hashtag #DisclosureFace to @RedBullUK.
2016 - Let Us Entertain You
We hosted Robbie William's BRITs Icon concert, which was one of, if not the biggest production we have ever seen. The same year we also made significant investment into improving the Wi-Fi network in order to keep guests connected. Following a £30k investment, our Wi-Fi network is one of the best complimentary in-house systems available in the UK.
2017 - Secret Cinema Returns
A 'lips sealed' secret six night run of 'The Handmaiden' turned Troxy into 'His Master's House'
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Come sample the food at O'Knappy's Kitchen in Coatesville, the town's newest restauarant. Serving breakfast from 7am to 11am Tuesday through Saturday followed by lunch from 11am to 3pm.
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This weekend we had another San Diego military spouse blogger meet up (geez, that's a mouth full). The weather didn't exactly cooperate and our event wasn't exactly the best photo opportunity so there aren't many photos to show of the day but that doesn't mean we didn't have a great time.
We were originally going to spend some time walking around the old NTC grounds in Point Loma, learning a thing or two about our DSLR's and taking some great photographs but Mother Nature had a different idea. We had our first rain in months this weekend so instead of walking around we hunkered down at Panera and planned some fun events for the future.
From there we headed to Slater's 50/50, a local burger joint that creates burgers that are half beef and half bacon, hence the 50/50 part of their name. They had lots of yummy appetizers so we ordered quite a few to share. I ended up eating so many fried pickles that I couldn't finish my turkey burger (yes, the girl that chose the restaurant, me, doesn't eat beef or pork so I stuck to my turkey burger but I heard the 50/50 was pretty tasty).
Elizabeth snapped this gem while we were waiting for a table and somehow, it ended up being the only group shot of the day!
From there, we headed over to European Wax. You see, a few weeks ago, I went to get my eyebrows waxed and dropped my name into a drawing for a "wax party". I didn't really know what a wax party was but I figured it couldn't hurt. Low and behold, I won. The party consisted of wine, snacks and 2 free wax services for me and 25 friends! I don't have 25 friends so I convinced some of my blogger friends to come with me as our blate this month.
Sorry, no photo of the waxing, no one needs to see that.
While we were waiting, there was a gal doing "mini facials" which turned out to mean rubbing different products on your own face. I caught Kara and Victoria using the store front window as a mirror.
It wasn't quite like the other meetups we've had but I genuinely love spending time with these girls, and I'd do just about anything with them.
It is so nice to know that each one in the military spouse community is giving time and effort to show support and cooperation. I love such kind of event.
How fun! And lucky you to have won the waxing party!!!


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Telusa Fotu Tu'i'onetoa
Telusa Fotu Tu'i'onetoa is PhD candidate at The Australian National University (ANU) Department of Pacific Affairs.
Telusa has been working for the Australian aid program in Tonga for a total of 16 years in a range of development programs, including education, health, governance, disaster management, gender and disability programs. She also had the opportunity to work for the United Nations office in Tonga as the response coordinator in the aftermath of Tropical Cyclone Gita in 2018.
Telusa started her PhD candidacy with ANU Crawford School of Public Policy in March 2019, but later transferred to DPA in March 2020. She graduated from the University of the South Pacific in 1999 with a Bachelor of Arts, majoring in Accounting and Management. She also completed a Masters of Public Policy (Development Administration) at ANU in 2006.
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Muslim Ibn 'Aqil (en árabe, مُسْلِم ٱبْن عَقِيل ٱلْهَاشِمِيّ) fue miembro del clan Banu Háshim y primo del imam Husáin ibn Ali. Lo envió a la gente de Kufa para que les prometiera lealtad, y fue la primera persona en ser martirizada en el incidente de Tuff, y luego fue conocido como "el embajador del imam Huséin". Muslim ocupa una posición destacada entre los chiitas, que conocen la noche del 5 de Muharram como la de Muslim Ibn Aqil, quien fue asesinado el día de Arafa en el año 60 AH por Ubayd Allah Ibn Ziyad.

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The Medicine Man
Sarah M. Anderson (Author)
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Paperback$12.99(English)

The White Sandy Reservation needs a doctor, and Madeline Mitchell needs to do a little good in the world. It seems like a perfect fit, until she meets the medicine man, Rebel Runs Fast. As far as Madeline can tell, Rebel's sole mission is to convince her patients that modern medicine can't help them. And the fact that he makes her heart race every time he looks at her only irritates her more.Rebel swore off the white man's world-and women-years ago. But he's never met a woman like Dr. Mitchell. She doesn't speak the language, understand the customs, or believe he's anything more than a charlatan-but she stays, determined to help his people. He tries to convince himself that his tribe doesn't need her, but when patients start getting sick with strange symptoms, he realizes that he needs her more than ever.Note: This book was previously published as Mystic CowboyFinalist in the 2014 Booksellers Best Award contest and the 2014 Gayle Wilson Award of Excellence contestMystic Cowboy is filled with tension, Lakota beliefs, a little science, and a whole lot of romance...Filled with history, and rich descriptions of each scene, this modern day Western/Romance/Intrigue/Medical novel has lassoed five stars from me.-Tome Tender Book BlogFour stars! Both generosity and greed play an important part in this love story where the tension mounts as illness threatens the entire reservation. Excellent character development is the highlight of Anderson's tale - Madeline and Rebel are often at odds as Rebel struggles to maintain his heritage and lifestyle while keeping Madeline by his side.-RT Book ReviewsThere is so much more to this story than hunky-cowboy-who-just-happens-to-be-a-Lakota Indian meets white city girl. Cultural differences create difficulties in Madeline and Rebel's relationship beyond just medicine man vs. doctor of medicine. However, the attraction between Madeline and Rebel is there from the start and heats up nicely. Don't miss Mystic Cowboy, and be on the lookout for the next installment in the series.-Library JournalI was hooked on this book from the beginning. Maddie's big life change was fascinating to read about, and I liked her character quite a bit. However, Rebel steals the show. He is enigmatic, sexy and so perfect for Maddie that I couldn't put "Mystic Cowboy" down...If you like contemporary stories about Native Americans and/or cowboys, you can't miss with "Mystic Cowboy." It is a delight to read, with a sensational blend of suspense, sexiness and romance.-Romance Novel News
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Award-winning author Sarah M. Anderson may live east of the Mississippi River, but her heart lies out west on the Great Plains. With a lifelong love of horses and two history teachers for parents, it wasn't long before her characters found themselves out in South Dakota among the Lakota Sioux. She loves to put people from two different worlds into new situations and to see how their backgrounds and cultures take them someplace they never thought they would go. Sarah won the 2012 Romantic Times Reviewer's Choice Desire of the Year award for A Man of Privilege. When not helping out at school or walking her rescue dogs, Sarah spends her days having conversations with imaginary cowboys and American Indians, all of which is surprisingly well-tolerated by her wonderful husband and son.
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Department of Musical Theatre
The Department of Musical Theatre is the number-one ranked musical theatre program in the country, with alums working in every field of the entertainment industry. We are committed to training the whole artist to develop tools to engage today's industry, and to become leaders in creating the industry of tomorrow. The training students receive is holistic, integrating Diversity, Equity & Inclusion practices and first-rate actor training with a strong academic foundation, empowering graduates to utilize their art to make a difference in their field, community, and our world.
Musical Theatre students are taught by top pedagogues, working professionals, and guest teaching artists, all of whom have significant connections to the industry in New York City as well as prominent regional theatres around the country.
The department's peerless faculty has extensive experience on Broadway, in first-class regional theatres, and as sought-after nationally and internationally as clinicians and teachers. Their expertise allows them to meet each student where they are and challenge them to achieve the highest professional standards. Recognizing there is no final destination for a life in the arts, our faculty continue to evolve to ensure each artistic space is inclusive and all students can thrive.
Vincent J. Cardinal
Professor of Music
Jason DeBord
Associate Professor of Music
Ron DeJesús
Clinical Assistant Professor of Music
Tyler Driskill
Margot Fenley
Linda Goodrich
Liz Gray
Caroline Helton
Clinical Associate Professor of Music
Lisa Mayer-Lang
Michael McElroy
Chair of Musical Theatre and Arthur E. and Martha S. Hearron Endowed Professor of Music
Chelsea Packard
Melody Lynn Racine
Associate Professor of Musical Theatre
Sara Randazzo
Lynne Shankel
Brent Wagner
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CVMC's outpatient services and satellite clinics will be closed Wednesday for Independence Day.
Our emergency department and acute care hospital (1107 Hwy 395 N in Gardnerville) will remain open as always and our Urgent Care clinic located at 897 Ironwood Drive in Minden will be open from 9 am to 3 pm.
As you celebrate the Fourth of July make sure to stay properly hydrated, apply sunscreen as you are outdoors for any lengths of time and be safe on the roads out there! Happy Fourth of July!


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Shinto studies in Russia: translated texts and academic literature (2019)
Fedianina, Vladlena
The research traces the history of Shinto studies in Russia in 20th and 21st cc. to point out Shinto texts in Russian translation and scientific literature about Shinto written in Russian. These translated sources and academic literature contribute greatly to the integration of Shinto studies in broader context of religious studies in Russia.
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Creating new services for users on the basis of the Free Data Service of the National Diet Library (2019)
Dunkel, Christian
This paper aims at introducing new services developed by the East Asia Department of Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin for its users and the wider Asian Studies community in Germany over the past years. Based, amongst others, on the Free Data Service provided by the National Diet Library we have been incorporating bibliographical data from various sources into our search space to offer users a broader view on available resources. Materials that previously had to be looked up using different catalogues can now be located through this enlarged one-stop-search. Freely available electronic resources can be accessed directly through linking and printed material so far not in the collection of the library can now be requested by users through a patron-driven acquisition model. The paper will present the various stages of developing these new services, the technical system behind it, as well as the difficulties encountered on the way. It is hoped, that it might inspire others to make greater use of the resources provided by our colleagues in Japan to the benefit of the users of our libraries.
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Historical research in the foreign ministry archives of Japan, Russia and Bulgaria (2019)
Dimitrov, Martin Milchev
The archives of the various state diplomatic institutions are crucial for conducting historical research related to international relations. As branches of acting state institutions, however, these archives tend to be organized and administrated by special rules, generally more restrictive than the average historical archive. This is especially true for materials related to the modern and contemporary periods.
The report presents the author's experience in conducting such historical research in the foreign ministry archives of Japan, Bulgaria and the Russian Federation.
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USC libraries' Japanese gender and sexuality cataloging and digitization project (2019)
Corbett, Rebecca
Hawkins, Joseph
While LGTBQ studies has not traditionally been an area that Japanese studies collections outside Japan have paid attention to, it is increasingly becoming an area of interest. By rethinking resources for Japanese studies to include historical and rare Japanese language LGTBQ materials we can open up new avenues of research in the field. This paper will give an overview of a project at the University of Southern California to catalog and digitize Japanese language materials held at ONE Archives, the oldest existing lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender organization in the United States, and the largest repository of LGBTQ materials in the world. It will also highlight how collaboration between institutions that are traditional strongholds of resources for Japanese studies, such as the USC East Asian Library, with institutions that are not known for their Japanese studies resources, such as ONE Archives, can be a successful way to rethink resources.
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Japanese modern and contemporary literature resources at the French national library (2019)
Castel, Coralie
In this presentation, I would like to introduce the collections of the French national library in modern and contemporary literature. I would also like to share my reflections about what can be the role of a national library in this specific field, and how to meet the needs of today's researchers.
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Hotels in Sofia
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transportation to/in Sofia
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Venue in Sofia
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1504 Sofia, 15 Tsar Osvoboditel Blvd.
in the heart of the city
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2019 conference scholarships
2019/04/30 (Tue) 14:49 by eajrs
The European Association of Japanese Resource Specialists (EAJRS) especially wishes to encourage the participation to its conference of resource specialists and young scholars from institutions with limited financial means or that have seldom or never attended an EAJRS conference.
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The conference was held at Sofia University "Saint Kliment Ohridski" in Sofia, Bulgaria, 18-21 September 2019.


Mar-a-Lago is getting a landing pad for the president's helicopter, Marine One. The approval came from the Town of Palm Beach Landmarks Preservation Commission with a unanimous vote. The design for a 50-foot concrete helipad was approved under the condition that it's kept as simple as possible.
The location for the future helipad will be near a service road, and due to visual reasons, it will not have lights or a fuel tank. All of this is done in order to avoid any impact on the historic structures on the property.
Architects agree that this is the most sensible, logical plan and a good location. Still, there are those who consider the helipad disruptive – most notably, the residents and their attorneys. They are urging the authorities to reconsider the placement of the helipad, but commission members disagree, saying that it's impossible for the area not to be impacted by the arrival of the president.
There have already been various other suggestions for the placement of the helipad – a commission member asked why the helipad couldn't be grass, similar to the White House helipad, and the answer provided by the representatives of the White House is that Marine One pilots are not as familiar with the area.
Rick Gonzalez, current architect of Mar-a-Lago, said that there have also been talks of putting the landing pad in the ocean instead on the lawn, but according to him, the lawn plan is the only one that would work due to safety reasons and its distance from the historic easement that has to be protected as an important element of the national trust and the town.
The next step of the helipad construction is applying for building permits. Once they're acquired, it is estimated the helipad will be completed in about a month's time after the start of construction. The pad is planned to be removed once President Trump's term ends, in four or eight years.


Number of Countries in Africa – 54 and a couple of disputed territories (Western Sahara and Somaliland). South Sudan is Africa's newest country, officially born on July 9, 2011.
Most populated country in Africa – Nigeria is the most populated country in Africa with an estimated population of 125 – 145 million people. (Population statistics are politically loaded and that's why these numbers vary so much). Egypt is second with over 76 million people.
Number of Ethnic Groups (tribes) in Africa – Difficult to estimate but there are at least 3,000 distinct ethnic groups in Africa. A large country like Nigeria has more than 370 recognized tribes.
Number of Languages Spoken in Africa – There are over 2000 languages spoken in Africa. Arabic (in various dialects) has the highest number of speakers with over 170 million speakers, mostly living in North Africa and the Horn of Africa.


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El Real Club Náutico de Gran Canaria es una sociedad privada, deportiva, cultural y recreativa de la ciudad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria fundada en 1908. Forma parte de la Asociación Española de Clubes Náuticos, y ha ganado en tres ocasiones el Trofeo de la Asociación Española de Clubes Náuticos (2007, 2010 y 2013).

Deportistas
El club ha aportado diecinueve regatistas olímpicos, de los que seis han sido medallistas de oro.

Oros olímpicos
Los Ángeles 1984
Luis Doreste Blanco y Roberto Molina Carrasco en 470.
Seúl 1988
José Luis Doreste en Finn.
Barcelona 1992
Luis Doreste Blanco y Domingo José Manrique en Flying Dutchman.
Patricia Guerra en 470 femenino.
Atlanta 1996
Fernando León Boissier en Tornado.

Regatas
Organiza anualmente el Trofeo S.A.R. Princesa de Asturias para cruceros y ha organizado gran cantidad de competiciones de vela ligera entre las que destacan los campeonatos del mundo de las clases Snipe (1965), Optimist (2003), y 2.4mR (2008); y los campeonatos de Europa de Snipe (2008), Laser y Laser Radial (2016).

Instalaciones
Situado en el centro de la ciudad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, junto a la playa de Las Alcaravaneras y a la Base Naval, cuenta con 45000 m2 en los que se distribuyen sus instalaciones:
 Marina de 135 atraques y otros tantos de dique seco.
 Sede social.
 Piscina de 50 m.
 Canchas de pádel, fútbol sala, baloncesto, fútbol 7 y frontenis.
 Gimnasio.
 Pinacoteca "Sala Néstor".

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Real Club Náutico de Gran Canaria
 Asociación Española de Clubes Náuticos


has been released on SynGate records!
It's an album in pure Berlin School manner, lots of sequences (and arpeggios, for those who like it accurate ), the usual few minor chords, Space sound effects and a healthy dose of synth soloing on top of that.
...plus one or two gimmicks here and there to keep things (hopefully) interesting.
I see it as a somewhat darker, more monochrome companion to last year's "Trees of Olivandá" (...if You happen to know that one).
First review of "During A Lull And Other Tales" by Sylvain Lupari for his online magazine "Synths&Sequenzes".
"This is another very good album from Michael Brückner..."
Find the original review (in German) here, or my (rough) English translation below.
Everyone else's opinion to the album is welcome, too, by the way (no need to hold yourselves back ). Thanks!
Michael Brückner's "During A Lull And Other Tales", unlike many other works of the Mainz based musician, was released on Syngate - and as with his previous release on that label, "Trees Of Olivandá", it can be assumed that this album once again shows a comparatively accessible, if not commercial, side of the electronic musician. And Brückner himself even agrees with this assumption when he writes in the info text to "During A Lull And Other Tales" about "(almost) pure Berlin School", puts artworks borrowed from Caspar David Friedrich and contemporary painters into this context, and calls the album at the same time "a slightly darker and more monochrome brother to last year's 'Trees Of Olivanda'".
And yes - the music fully lives up to these conditions. The basic structure of the six pieces (buyers of the digital version subtitled "XXL" also receive a 22-minute "Space Jam" as a bonus) are indeed created via sequencers, over which synth pads are layered, mostly imitating strings or wind instruments. In addition, there are solo lines that introduce melodic fragments or are actually soloing.
Well, also the negative things that have occasionally been said and written about the time-honored Berlin school electronics apply to "During A Lull And Other Tales": Here, too, changes take place only slowly, if at all, there's a lot of repetition, and often the music simply "stands (still)", and unlike with some more modern representatives of the style such as Sankt Otten, there are hardly any through-composed melodies. But nevertheless: Even if the existing variation in the music is mostly limited to the sound or the texture, the material on this album is not simpler than on the possible great idols of the 70s and 80s.
In addition, Brückner also manages to do two things quite well, some of which even set his music apart from familiar classic electronica tropes.
The one, to which the latter is less true, encompasses the tension and variety of the individual pieces among each other. For example, the cheerful "In The Springtime Of Our Lives", arranged light as a feather almost without deep notes, with its somewhat bumpy sequence and sounding like a twisted version of Kraftwerk's "Europa Endlos", stands between the futuristic-mechanical sounding "La Femme Derrière La Lune" (including vocoder-alienated samples in French - compare "The Day After X" by Robert Schroeder) and the much darker quasi-titletrack "During A Lull", which focuses on lamenting melodies and deep booming bass rhythms and also interjects some set pieces from Brückner's dark ambience works.
Apart from that it's also interesting that Brückner sometimes puts the rhythmically moving passages, which of course are achieved by the use of a sequencer, into the background and instead emphasizes the voluptuous floating surface sounds - thus creating a certain dynamic as well.
The other peculiarity which needs to be menitoned, is that Brückner didn't record a retro record. The employed electronic instruments sound very modern, actually only the basic concept makes references to tradition. This in turn also means that Brückner doesn't shy away from contemporary rhythms: "During A Lull" and "Daphne" use harder beats at different times, bordering on techno and related stuff, which then, piquantly enough, are even put into the service of dynamics, providing even more movement and intensity, if not excess, thus themselves adding to the creation of structures.
So it's twice as good that Brückner tends to look beyond his own nose, and that's exactly what makes up a big part of the appeal here.
And the other one: Although the rest of the songs are very well done, the concluding "Votre Coeur" fails to keep up. Although the sequence develops quite some drive, there's not enough happening beyond that in the long run.
All in all, however, Brückner maintains a remarkable level on the album, which is already quite long, and which, as already mentioned, doesn't sound out of date despite references to the past. So, "During A Lull And Other Tales" definitely deserves a recommendation.


All cases are still among Somali-American children in Hennepin County. A meeting Wednesday night tried to spread the word to get more kids vaccinated.
State health officials reported three new measles cases Wednesday in an outbreak that has now sickened 24 children.
Even though the case count has doubled this week, health investigators say the outbreak's development isn't presenting them with any surprises. All of the cases involve unvaccinated Somali children from the age of 10 months to 5 years. Fifty percent of the current cases have been hospitalized.
"They all make sense based on the exposures that we were aware of and what we were watching for," said Kris Ehresmann, infectious disease director at the Minnesota Health Department.
Even so, health officials have redoubled their public health efforts.
At a meeting Wednesday night, Ehresmann said guidelines call for Somali children and all children in Hennepin County to be on an accelerated schedule for the measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine, with 28 days between the required two dosages.
She said the last large outbreak in Minnesota was in 1990, when 460 cases were reported and three people died.
"We want to make sure that we are increasing that wall of protection in the community," Ehresmann said.
She was among speakers at the Cedar-Riverside People's Center to brainstorm among health professionals and Somali leaders about how best to increase vaccination rates and inform the community.
Asli Ashkir, a registered nurse and Somali educator at the health department, said there is no fact-based link between autism and vaccinations, a concern she has seen and heard expressed by many families.
Still, she never orders parents to vaccinate their children, but explains the facts so they can make their own decision.
Lynn Bahta, a registered nurse and public health nurse with the department, told the crowd of about three-dozen people that vaccination rates have fallen dramatically among Somalis compared to the rest of Minnesota. In 2004, the rates were the same. In 2014, only 42 percent of Somali children were vaccinated for MMR compared with 89 percent for non-Somalis.
The health professionals also stressed the importance of keeping children out of child-care centers if they have been potentially exposed and are unvaccinated.
Exposure to the first symptoms of measles can take up to three weeks. Symptoms often start out resembling those of a cold, with fever, cough, runny nose and watery eyes. Within 8 to 14 days, a rash begins at the head and spreads down to the rest of the body. In severe cases, measles can produce lasting lung and brain damage.


Nuclear explosion. Credit: Sergey Nivens via Shutterstock.
New York City, N.Y., Sep 22, 2017 / 08:02 pm ().- Nuclear weapons are a force for instability and any claims they promote peace are chasing illusions, the Holy See's Secretary for Relations with States told leading diplomats seeking a nuclear test ban treaty.
The U.K.-born archbishop's words came in remarks to the 10th Conference on Facilitating Entry into Force of Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, held at the United Nations in New York City. The Holy See signed the treaty in 1996.


LONDON (REUTERS) - Jose Mourinho's spat with former Chelsea doctor Eva Carneiro has tarnished the game's reputation and set Football Association efforts to change the sport's culture back 30 years, FA Inclusion Advisory Board (IAB) member Graeme Le Saux has said.
The Chelsea manager accused Carneiro and physiotherapist Jon Fearn of being "impulsive and naive" when they raced on to the pitch to treat Eden Hazard near the end of the 2-2 draw with Swansea City on the opening day of the season in August.
Already a man down after goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois had been dismissed in the first half, Chelsea faced a short period with just nine players as, according to the rules, Hazard left the pitch to receive treatment.
The 42-year-old Carneiro soon had her responsibilities curtailed before deciding to leave the club.
Le Saux condemned Mourinho's behaviour and said the Portuguese's handling of the situation had hurt the FA's attempts to push for equality in football and could even deter clubs from employing women in key roles.
"What concerns me most, given the work I'm doing for the FA, is the impact Mourinho's behaviour may have throughout the whole game. We're trying to deal with some very sensitive issues and to change the culture of the game," Le Saux told Thursday's edition of the Times.
"Some good people at the FA have taken a kicking after concluding there was insufficient evidence to charge Mourinho, whilst the whole furore may also deter women from becoming involved in football, as well as discouraging clubs from employing them.
"A lot of people are working very hard to get the game in a better place, but after the last few weeks it feels as if we've gone back 30 years.
"Mourinho doesn't seem to have reflected on the damage he's done to his own image, the reputation of the club and, more importantly, the reputation of the entire game," he added.


This padded jacket is a handy layering piece when it starts to get chilly – it's designed to fit comfortably under thicker coats and jackets. It's got a generous hood, stretch cuffs and leather zip pull for the perfect finishing touch. Keep it close just in case the weather starts to change.


It's not as embarrassing as Boris Yeltsin dancing, but here's Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin singing "Blueberry Hill" at a charity dinner on Friday night in St. Petersburg, Russia. The live backing music sounds like a cheap karaoke track, and the audience cheering him on includes Goldie Hawn, Kurt Russell, Kevin Costner, Sharon Stone, and Gerard Depardieu.
YouTube - Singing PM: 'Fats' Putin over the top of 'Blueberry Hill' with piano solo.


Heslop JK, Chandra S, Sobzcak WV, Davydov SP, Davydova AI, Spektor VV, Anthony KMWalter. 2017. Variable respiration rates of incubated permafrost soil extracts from the Kolyma River lowlands, north-east Siberia. 36(1):1305157.
Vansomeren LL, Barboza PS, Gustine DD, M Bret‐Harte S. 2017. Variation in δ15N and δ13C values of forages for Arctic caribou: effects of location, phenology and simulated digestion. 31(9):813-820.
Helbig M, Wischnewski K, Gosselin GH, Biraud SC, Bogoev I, Chan WS, Euskirchen ES, Glenn AJ, Marsh PM, Quinton WL. 2016. Addressing a systematic bias in carbon dioxide flux measurements with the EC150 and the IRGASON open-path gas analyzers. 228:349-359.
Anthony KWalter, MacIntyre S. 2016. Biogeochemistry: nocturnal escape route for marsh gas. 535(7612):363.
Abbott BW, Jones JB, Schuur EAG, F III SChapin, Bowden WB, M Bret-Harte S, Epstein HE, Flannigan MD, Harms TK, Hollingsworth TN. 2016. Biomass offsets little or none of permafrost carbon release from soils, streams, and wildfire: an expert assessment. 11(3):034014.
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Park T, Ganguly S, Tømmervik H, Euskirchen ES, Høgda K-A, Karlsen SRune, Brovkin V, Nemani RR, Myneni RB. 2016. Changes in growing season duration and productivity of northern vegetation inferred from long-term remote sensing data. 11(8):084001.
Wik M, Varner RK, Anthony K.MWalter, MacIntyre S, Bastviken D. 2016. Climate-sensitive northern lakes and ponds are critical components of methane release.
Euskirchen ES, Bennett AP, Breen AL, Genet H, Lindgren MA, Kurkowski TA, McGuire AD, Rupp TS. 2016. Consequences of changes in vegetation and snow cover for climate feedbacks in Alaska and northwest Canada. 11(10):105003.
Euskirchen ES, Bennett AP, Breen AL, Genet H, Lindgren MA, Kurkowski TA, A McGuire D, T Rupp S. 2016. Consequences of changes in vegetation and snow cover for climate feedbacks in Alaska and northwest Canada. 11(10):105003.
Jiang Y, Rocha AV, Rastetter EB, Shaver GR, Mishra U, Zhuang Q, Kwiatkowski BL. 2016. C–N–P interactions control climate driven changes in regional patterns of C storage on the North Slope of Alaska. 31(1):195-213.
Lindgren R, Grosse G, Anthony KMWalter, Meyer F. 2016. Detection and spatiotemporal analysis of methane ebullition on thermokarst lake ice using high-resolution optical aerial imagery. 13:27-44.
Davies KL, Pancost RD, Edwards ME, Anthony W, Katey M, Langdon PG, Torres LChaves. 2016. Diploptene δ 13 C values from contemporary thermokarst lake sediments show complex spatial variation. 13(8):2611-2621.
Douglas PMJ, Stolper DA, Smith DA, Anthony KMWalter, Paull CK, Dallimore S, Wik M, Crill PM, Winterdahl M, Eiler JM. 2016. Diverse origins of Arctic and Subarctic methane point source emissions identified with multiply-substituted isotopologues. 188:163-188.
Farquharson L, Anthony KWalter, Bigelow N, Edwards M, Grosse G. 2016. Facies analysis of yedoma thermokarst lakes on the northern Seward Peninsula, Alaska. 340:25-37.
De Baets S, van de Weg MJ, Lewis R, Steinberg N, Meersmans J, Quine TA, Shaver GR, Hartley IP. 2016. Investigating the controls on soil organic matter decomposition in tussock tundra soil and permafrost after fire. 99:108-116.
Kobayashi H, Yunus AP, Nagai S, Sugiura K, Kim Y, Van Dam B, Nagano H, Zona D, Harazono Y, M Bret-Harte S. 2016. Latitudinal gradient of spruce forest understory and tundra phenology in Alaska as observed from satellite and ground-based data. 177:160-170.
Kholodov AL, Natali S, Loranty MM, Romanovsky VE. 2016. Mechanisms of vegetation protective effect on thermal state of permafrost in Alaska..
Anthony K.MWalter, Daanen R, Anthony P, von Deimling TSchneider, Ping C-L, Chanton JP, Grosse G. 2016. Methane emissions proportional to permafrost carbon thawed in Arctic lakes since the 1950s.
Anthony KWalter, Daanen R, Anthony P, von Deimling TSchneider, Ping C-L, Chanton JP, Grosse G. 2016. Methane emissions proportional to permafrost carbon thawed in Arctic lakes since the 1950s. 9(9):679.
Lenz J, Grosse G, Jones BM, Anthony K.MWalter, Katey M, Bobrov A, Wulf S, Wetterich S. 2016. Mid‐Wisconsin to Holocene Permafrost and Landscape Dynamics based on a Drained Lake Basin Core from the Northern Seward Peninsula, Northwest Alaska. 27(1):56-75.
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Abstract: Mirror neurons are widely regarded as an important key to social cognition. Despite such wide agreement, there is very little consensus on how or why they are important. The goal of this paper is to clearly explicate the exact role mirror neurons play in social cognition. I aim to answer two questions about the relationship between mirroring and social cognition: What kind of social understanding is involved with mirroring? How is mirroring related to that understanding? I argue that philosophical and empirical considerations lead us to accord a fairly minimal role for mirror neurons in social cognition.