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Diplazium är ett växtsläkte med det svenska namnet ryssbräknar.

Diplazium ingår i familjen Athyriaceae (majbräkenväxter).  I Sverige finns en art, ryssbräken, Diplazium sibiricum.

Dottertaxa till Diplazium, i alfabetisk ordning

 Diplazium aberrans
 Diplazium acanthopus
 Diplazium acrocarpum
 Diplazium aculeatum
 Diplazium aemulum
 Diplazium aequibasale
 Diplazium alatum
 Diplazium albidosquamatum
 Diplazium alienum
 Diplazium alsophilum
 Diplazium altissimum
 Diplazium ambiguum
 Diplazium andapense
 Diplazium andicola
 Diplazium andinum
 Diplazium angulosum
 Diplazium angustatum
 Diplazium angustipinna
 Diplazium angustisquamatum
 Diplazium antioquiense
 Diplazium apatelium
 Diplazium aphanoneuron
 Diplazium apollinaris
 Diplazium arayae
 Diplazium arborescens
 Diplazium armatum
 Diplazium arnottii
 Diplazium asperulum
 Diplazium assimile
 Diplazium asterothrix
 Diplazium asymmetricum
 Diplazium atirrense
 Diplazium atratum
 Diplazium atropurpureum
 Diplazium atrosquamosum
 Diplazium australe
 Diplazium austrosylvaticum
 Diplazium avitaguense
 Diplazium baishanzuense
 Diplazium balliviani
 Diplazium bantamense
 Diplazium barbatum
 Diplazium barisanicum
 Diplazium basahense
 Diplazium batuayauense
 Diplazium beddomei
 Diplazium bellum
 Diplazium betimusense
 Diplazium bicolor
 Diplazium biolleyi
 Diplazium bipinnatum
 Diplazium birgeri
 Diplazium bittyuense
 Diplazium bogotense
 Diplazium bolivianum
 Diplazium bolsteri
 Diplazium bombonasae
 Diplazium bostockii
 Diplazium brachylobum
 Diplazium brachysoroides
 Diplazium brausei
 Diplazium brevipes
 Diplazium brooksii
 Diplazium buchtienii
 Diplazium burmanicum
 Diplazium calliphyllum
 Diplazium calogrammoides
 Diplazium calogrammum
 Diplazium caracasanum
 Diplazium cariomorphum
 Diplazium carnosum
 Diplazium caudatum
 Diplazium celtidifolium
 Diplazium centripetale
 Diplazium ceramicum
 Diplazium ceratolepis
 Diplazium changjiangense
 Diplazium chattagramicum
 Diplazium chimboanum
 Diplazium chimborazense
 Diplazium chimuense
 Diplazium chinense
 Diplazium chiriquense
 Diplazium chocoense
 Diplazium christii
 Diplazium ciliatum
 Diplazium cominsii
 Diplazium condorense
 Diplazium consacense
 Diplazium conterminum
 Diplazium corderoi
 Diplazium cordifolium
 Diplazium costale
 Diplazium costulisorum
 Diplazium crameri
 Diplazium crassiusculum
 Diplazium crenatoserratum
 Diplazium crinitum
 Diplazium cristatum
 Diplazium croatianum
 Diplazium cultratum
 Diplazium cultrifolium
 Diplazium cumingii
 Diplazium cuneifolium
 Diplazium curtisii
 Diplazium cyatheifolium
 Diplazium dameriae
 Diplazium davaoense
 Diplazium decompositum
 Diplazium decrescens
 Diplazium deltoideum
 Diplazium densisquamatum
 Diplazium dielsii
 Diplazium dietrichianum
 Diplazium dilatatum
 Diplazium dinghushanicum
 Diplazium diplazioides
 Diplazium divergens
 Diplazium divisissimum
 Diplazium doederleinii
 Diplazium dolichosorum
 Diplazium donianum
 Diplazium donnell-smithii
 Diplazium drepanolobium
 Diplazium dulongjiangense
 Diplazium dushanense
 Diplazium echinatum
 Diplazium egenolfioides
 Diplazium elatum
 Diplazium ellipticum
 Diplazium errans
 Diplazium esculentoides
 Diplazium esculentum
 Diplazium expansum
 Diplazium fadyenii
 Diplazium falcinellum
 Diplazium filamentosum
 Diplazium fimbriatum
 Diplazium flexuosum
 Diplazium forbesii
 Diplazium forrestii
 Diplazium fosbergii
 Diplazium franconis
 Diplazium fraxinifolium
 Diplazium fructuosum
 Diplazium fuenzalidae
 Diplazium fuertesii
 Diplazium fuliginosum
 Diplazium furculicolum
 Diplazium fuscum
 Diplazium geophilum
 Diplazium giganteum
 Diplazium gillespiei
 Diplazium glingense
 Diplazium godmanii
 Diplazium gomezianum
 Diplazium gracilescens
 Diplazium grandifolium
 Diplazium grashoffii
 Diplazium griffithii
 Diplazium hachijoense
 Diplazium hainanense
 Diplazium halimunense
 Diplazium hammelianum
 Diplazium harpeodes
 Diplazium hellwigii
 Diplazium herbaceum
 Diplazium heterocarpum
 Diplazium hewittii
 Diplazium hians
 Diplazium hieronymi
 Diplazium himalayense
 Diplazium hirtipes
 Diplazium hirtisquama
 Diplazium hottae
 Diplazium humbertii
 Diplazium hutohanum
 Diplazium huttonii
 Diplazium hyalinum
 Diplazium hybridum
 Diplazium hymenodes
 Diplazium immensum
 Diplazium incomptum
 Diplazium ingens
 Diplazium insigne
 Diplazium irigense
 Diplazium japono-mettenianum
 Diplazium jaraguae
 Diplazium jinfoshanicola
 Diplazium jinpingense
 Diplazium kansuense
 Diplazium kappanense
 Diplazium kashmirianum
 Diplazium kawabatae
 Diplazium kawakamii
 Diplazium kidoi
 Diplazium kunstleri
 Diplazium laevipes
 Diplazium laffanianum
 Diplazium lanceolatum
 Diplazium lastii
 Diplazium latifolium
 Diplazium latifrons
 Diplazium latilobum
 Diplazium latipinnulum
 Diplazium latisectum
 Diplazium latisquamatum
 Diplazium laxifrons
 Diplazium lechleri
 Diplazium legalloi
 Diplazium lellingeri
 Diplazium leptocarpon
 Diplazium leptogrammoides
 Diplazium leptophyllum
 Diplazium lherminieri
 Diplazium lilloi
 Diplazium lindbergii
 Diplazium lobatum
 Diplazium lobbianum
 Diplazium lobulosum
 Diplazium loerzingii
 Diplazium lomariaceum
 Diplazium lonchophyllum
 Diplazium longicarpum
 Diplazium longipes
 Diplazium longisorum
 Diplazium macrodictyon
 Diplazium macrophyllum
 Diplazium magnificum
 Diplazium magolukui
 Diplazium malaccense
 Diplazium mamberamense
 Diplazium maonense
 Diplazium mapiriense
 Diplazium marojejyense
 Diplazium matangense
 Diplazium matthewii
 Diplazium mattogrossense
 Diplazium maximum
 Diplazium medogense
 Diplazium megaphyllum
 Diplazium megasegmentum
 Diplazium megasimplicifolium
 Diplazium megistophyllum
 Diplazium meijeri
 Diplazium melanocaulon
 Diplazium melanochlamys
 Diplazium melanolepis
 Diplazium melanopodium
 Diplazium melanosorum
 Diplazium mesocarpum
 Diplazium metcalfii
 Diplazium mettenianum
 Diplazium mickelii
 Diplazium microphyllum
 Diplazium mildei
 Diplazium mixtum
 Diplazium moccennianum
 Diplazium mollifrons
 Diplazium molokaiense
 Diplazium moluccanum
 Diplazium montediabloense
 Diplazium moranii
 Diplazium moritzianum
 Diplazium morogorense
 Diplazium moultonii
 Diplazium multicaudatum
 Diplazium multigemmatum
 Diplazium muricatum
 Diplazium mutabile
 Diplazium mutilum
 Diplazium myriopterum
 Diplazium nanchuanicum
 Diplazium naumannii
 Diplazium navarrense
 Diplazium navarretei
 Diplazium neglectum
 Diplazium nelsonianum
 Diplazium nemorale
 Diplazium neobirii
 Diplazium nervosum
 Diplazium nicotianifolium
 Diplazium nigropaleaceum
 Diplazium nigrosquamosum
 Diplazium nipponicolum
 Diplazium nitens
 Diplazium novoguineense
 Diplazium nymanii
 Diplazium oblongifolium
 Diplazium obscurum
 Diplazium oellgaardii
 Diplazium okinawaense
 Diplazium okudairai
 Diplazium okudairaioides
 Diplazium oligosorum
 Diplazium opacifolium
 Diplazium ordinatum
 Diplazium oreophilum
 Diplazium ottonis
 Diplazium owaseanum
 Diplazium ovatum
 Diplazium pactile
 Diplazium palaviense
 Diplazium pallidum
 Diplazium palmense
 Diplazium panamense
 Diplazium paradoxum
 Diplazium parallelivenium
 Diplazium paucijugum
 Diplazium paucipinnum
 Diplazium pectinatum
 Diplazium pedatum
 Diplazium pedicellatum
 Diplazium permirabile
 Diplazium perrotetii
 Diplazium petelotii
 Diplazium petiolare
 Diplazium petiolulatum
 Diplazium petri
 Diplazium pinatubicum
 Diplazium pinfaense
 Diplazium pinnatifidopinnatum
 Diplazium pinnatifidum
 Diplazium plantaginifolium
 Diplazium platychlamys
 Diplazium poiense
 Diplazium polyanthes
 Diplazium polycarpum
 Diplazium polypodioides
 Diplazium ponapense
 Diplazium popayanense
 Diplazium porphyrorachis
 Diplazium portugesense
 Diplazium praestans
 Diplazium prionophyllum
 Diplazium procumbens
 Diplazium profluens
 Diplazium proliferum
 Diplazium prolixum
 Diplazium prolongatum
 Diplazium prominulum
 Diplazium propinquum
 Diplazium protensum
 Diplazium pseudocyatheifolium
 Diplazium pseudodoederleinii
 Diplazium pseudoporrectum
 Diplazium pseudosetigerum
 Diplazium pseudoshepherdioides
 Diplazium pseudosylvaticum
 Diplazium puberulentum
 Diplazium pulicosum
 Diplazium pullingeri
 Diplazium quadrangulatum
 Diplazium queenslandicum
 Diplazium rapense
 Diplazium remotum
 Diplazium rhoifolium
 Diplazium ribae
 Diplazium riedelianum
 Diplazium riparium
 Diplazium rivale
 Diplazium roemerianum
 Diplazium roraimense
 Diplazium rosenstockii
 Diplazium rostratum
 Diplazium roxburghii
 Diplazium rubricaule
 Diplazium sammatii
 Diplazium sanctae-rosae
 Diplazium sancti-johannis
 Diplazium sanderi
 Diplazium sandwichianum
 Diplazium santanderense
 Diplazium schkuhrii
 Diplazium schlechteri
 Diplazium schraderi
 Diplazium schultzei
 Diplazium scotinum
 Diplazium sechellarum
 Diplazium seemannii
 Diplazium serratifolium
 Diplazium serrulatum
 Diplazium shepherdioides
 Diplazium siamense
 Diplazium sibiricum
 Diplazium sibuyanense
 Diplazium sikkimense
 Diplazium silvestre
 Diplazium simile
 Diplazium simplicivenium
 Diplazium skutchii
 Diplazium solanderi
 Diplazium solutum
 Diplazium sorzogonense
 Diplazium speciosum
 Diplazium spectabile
 Diplazium spiniferum
 Diplazium spinulosum
 Diplazium splendens
 Diplazium sprucei
 Diplazium squamigerum
 Diplazium squamuligerum
 Diplazium squarrosum
 Diplazium stellatopilosum
 Diplazium stenochlamys
 Diplazium stenolepis
 Diplazium stipitipinnula
 Diplazium stokeyae
 Diplazium stoliczkae
 Diplazium striatastrum
 Diplazium striatum
 Diplazium stuebelianum
 Diplazium stuebelii
 Diplazium subalatum
 Diplazium subalternisegmentum
 Diplazium subdilatatum
 Diplazium subintegrum
 Diplazium subobliquatum
 Diplazium subobtusum
 Diplazium subpolypodioides
 Diplazium subquadripinnatum
 Diplazium subscabrum
 Diplazium subserratum
 Diplazium subsilvaticum
 Diplazium subspectabile
 Diplazium subtripinnatum
 Diplazium subvirescens
 Diplazium succulentum
 Diplazium supranitens
 Diplazium sylvaticum
 Diplazium symmetricum
 Diplazium tabacinum
 Diplazium tabalosense
 Diplazium tablazianum
 Diplazium taiwanense
 Diplazium takamiyae
 Diplazium takii
 Diplazium tamandarei
 Diplazium taquetii
 Diplazium taylorianum
 Diplazium tenuifolium
 Diplazium ternatum
 Diplazium tertium-maximale
 Diplazium tetsu-yamanakae
 Diplazium tibeticum
 Diplazium tomentellum
 Diplazium tomentosum
 Diplazium toriianum
 Diplazium travancoricum
 Diplazium trianae
 Diplazium tricholepis
 Diplazium truncatilobum
 Diplazium tungurahuae
 Diplazium turgidum
 Diplazium turubalense
 Diplazium tutense
 Diplazium ulugurense
 Diplazium uncidens
 Diplazium unilobum
 Diplazium urbanii
 Diplazium urticifolium
 Diplazium wahauense
 Diplazium wallichianum
 Diplazium wallisii
 Diplazium wangii
 Diplazium vanvuurenii
 Diplazium vastum
 Diplazium wattsii
 Diplazium weinlandii
 Diplazium velaminosum
 Diplazium velutinum
 Diplazium welwitschii
 Diplazium wendtii
 Diplazium venulosum
 Diplazium verapax
 Diplazium werckleanum
 Diplazium vesiculosum
 Diplazium vestitum
 Diplazium wheeleri
 Diplazium whitfordii
 Diplazium wichurae
 Diplazium williamsii
 Diplazium wilsonii
 Diplazium virescens
 Diplazium viridescens
 Diplazium viridissimum
 Diplazium wolfii
 Diplazium xiphophyllum
 Diplazium yakumontanum
 Diplazium yaoshanense
 Diplazium yungense
 Diplazium yuyoense
 Diplazium zakamenense
 Diplazium zanzibaricum

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1 3. Name: Date: Student Exploration: Cell Types Vocabulary: ATP, bacteria, carbon dioxide (CO 2), cell, cellular respiration, compound light microscope, eukaryote, multicellular, muscle cell, neuron, organelle, photosynthesis, prokaryote, protist, red blood cell, root hair cell, tissue, unicellular, white blood cell Prior Knowledge Questions (Do these BEFORE using the Gizmo.) 1. How do you know if something is alive? Describe some of the characteristics of living things. 2. Humans, plants and mushrooms are all alive. What do these organisms have in common? Gizmo Warm-up In the Cell Types Gizmo, you will use a light microscope to compare and contrast different samples. On the LANDSCAPE tab, click on the Elodea leaf. (Turn on Show all samples if you can t find it.) Switch to the MICROSCOPE tab to observe the sample as it would appear under the microscope. By default, this microscope is using 40x magnification. 1. Drag the Coarse focus slider until the sample is focused as well as possible. Then, improve the focus with the Fine focus slider. What do you see? 2. Select the 400x magnification. If necessary, adjust the fine focus. Now, what do you see? The individual chambers you see are cells, the smallest functional unit of an organism.
3 Activity A (continued from previous page) 3. Observe: An organelle is a cell structure that performs a specific function. Observe the samples below under the highest magnification. Click the Show labels checkbox to label the organelles. List the organelles and approximate size of the cells in each sample. Sample Organelles Estimated size (μm) Mouse skin Fly muscle Maple leaf Elodea Fungus What do all of these samples have in common? In eukaryotic cells, genetic material is contained inside a distinct, membrane-bound nucleus. Plant and animal cells are classified as eukaryotes. 4. Observe: Click on the cow and observe E. coli under the highest magnification. Notice the microscope magnification is larger for this organism, and notice the scale bar is smaller. A. What is the approximate size of E. coli? B. What organelles are present in E. coli? C. What organelle is missing from E. coli? E. coli is an example of a bacteria. Bacteria are classified as prokaryotic cells because their DNA is not contained in a membrane-bound nucleus. 5. Compare: Look at the Sand/silt sample under the microscope. A. Turn on Show labels. Does sand/silt have any internal structures? B. Do you think sand or silt is alive? Explain.
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9 Activity D (continued from previous page) 3. Collect data: Using the table below, select the sample on the LANDSCAPE tab. Perform the experiment in the light on the TEST FOR LIFE tab. Turn off the light by clicking on the light switch and perform the experiment again in the dark. Record the results below. Sample Light - ATP Light Respiration Dark - ATP Dark - Respiration E. coli Fungus Human skin Maple leaf Root hair Protists Sand/silt 4. Analyze: Which of the samples in the above table are alive? How do you know? 5. Discuss: Based on the results of the experiment, which samples from the table above are likely to undergo photosynthesis? How do you know? 6. Analyze: Small particles of silt are about the same size and shape as a cell. A. Is silt alive? B. How do you know?
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Amy Winehouse Documentary Headed to Cannes
Posted by Unruly Hearts on May 14, 2013
Using never-before-seen archival footage, the untitled film will recount the recording artist's life and career; Focus Features International will shop the high-profile project to foreign buyers at the Cannes Film Market.
Universal Music and acclaimed documentary filmmaker Asif Kapadia are teaming to bring the story of Amy Winehouse's life and career to the big screen.
Focus Features International, a division within the Universal empire, will shop the high-profile project to foreign buyers at next month's Cannes Film Market.
"This is an incredibly modern, emotional and relevant film that has the power to capture the zeitgeist and shine a light on the world we live in in a way that very few films can," said Kapadia and Gay-Rees.
"Amy was a once-in-a-generation talent who captured everyone's attention; she wrote and sung from the heart, and everyone fell under her spell. But tragically, Amy seemed to fall apart under the relentless media attention, her troubled relationships, her global success and precarious lifestyle. As a society we celebrated her huge success, but then we were quick to judge her failings when it suited us," they added.
Winehouse rose to international fame with her second album, Back to Black, which has sold more than 12 million copies worldwide since its release in 2006. The English artist died in 2011 of alcohol poisoning.
"Asif and James have the remarkable ability to bring a moving and thought-provoking story to life, as evidenced by Senna. We look forward to seeing their vision of Amy Winehouse," Focus International co-president Alison Thompson said.
The untitled Winehouse doc reunites Kapadia with producer James Gay-Rees; they worked together on the 2010 award-winning doc Senna, which recounts the life and death of Brazilian car-racing champion Ayrton Senna.
"There's another part to her character and persona very few people knew about, and that was her gentleness and warm-heartedness," says Mitch Winehouse, Amy's father, noting that his daughter often took care of homeless people and needy children.
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Director of "Senna" To Film Documentary About Amy Winehouse
Posted by Unruly Hearts on April 29, 2013
Amy Winehouse performing at Lollapalooza in Grant Park in Chicago on Sunday, Aug. 5, 2007.
The late British songwriter/songstress Amy Winehouse will be the subject of a documentary film from director Asif Kapadia and Universal Music. Asif Kapadia, the director of an acclaimed documentary about the Brazilian auto racing champion Ayrton Senna ("Senna") will next turn his attention to another life lived in a very different fast lane with a film about Amy Winehouse.
Winehouse rose to international fame with her second album, Back to Black, which has sold more than 12 million copies worldwide since its release in 2006. She died in 2011 of alcohol poisoning.
The Associated Press reported that Mr. Kapadia, whose film "Senna" won documentary prizes at the Bafta Awards and the Sundance Film Festival, will work with the producer James Gay-Rees ("Exit Through the Gift Shop") to tell the story of Ms. Winehouse, the troubled soul singer who died at 27 from accidental alcohol poisoning in 2011.
The project will reunite Kapadia with producer James Gay-Rees, with whom he worked on the 2010 documentary "Senna," which recounted the life and death of Ayrton Senna.
The documentary about Ms. Winehouse, which does not yet have a title, will use previously unseen footage to tell the singer's story and will be distributed by Focus Features International, which plans to introduce the project to buyers at the Cannes film market next month, the company said.
Mr. Kapadia and Mr. Gay-Rees described the documentary in a joint statement as "an incredibly modern, emotional and relevant film that has the power to capture the zeitgeist and shine a light on the world we live in, in a way that very few films can."
The filmmakers described Ms. Winehouse in the statement as "a once-in-a-generation talent who captured everyone's attention; she wrote and sang from the heart and everyone fell under her spell."
Their statement continued: "But tragically Amy seemed to fall apart under the relentless media attention, her troubled relationships, her global success and precarious lifestyle. As a society we celebrated her huge success but then we were quick to judge her failings when it suited us."
The Winehouse family said in a statement reported by The Associated Press that, having been approached about many film projects, they believed that Mr. Kapadia and Mr. Gay-Rees would "look at Amy's story sensitively, honestly and without sensationalizing her."
In one of her many interviews, Amy Winehouse declared: "I know I'm talented, but I wasn't put here to sing. I was put here to be a wife and a mom and look after my family. I love what I do, but it's not where it begins and ends." Obviously she was talented. After seeing Amy Winehouse performing live, pretending today's music has got the same soul is a creepy joke.
A very young Amy
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Amy Winehouse: only now can we glimpse her legacy
Posted by Unruly Hearts on September 11, 2012
Amy Winehouse: 'There's nothing more pure apart from your love of music'
Via theguardian
Like many other dead artists, it's easy to remember the late singer as a tragic caricature. But that betrays her real musical worth
On the first anniversary of the death of Amy Winehouse, found in her bed at her north London home, the afternoon after a night of furious drinking. It was a strangely quiet end to a life racked by drug abuse, musical accolades and wild, reckless love affairs; an evening, according to her bodyguard, of television, vodka and laughter.
In the aftermath, the days were filled with a great swirl of tributes from her admirers, with the graffiti that appeared on the walls of Camden, with the fans who flocked to her local pub, the Hawley Arms, and left flowers outside her home. "We all love you and will continue to love you," read one. "Your legend lives on."
As the months rolled by, the fuss slowly settled: the paparazzi decamped from her stomping ground; her parents, Mitch and Janis, began to speak to the press less often. A foundation was set up in her name.
Last December, Island Records released Lioness: Hidden Treasures, a collection of unreleased songs and demos selected by Winehouse's family along with producers Mark Ronson and Salaam Remi. It immediately reached No 1 in the UK album charts, selling almost 200,000 copies in its first week. To some it seemed rushed out with undue haste, but for others it met not only a demand but a need – solace for the devastated fans who craved more of her very particular brand of salty, rough-edged soul.
It was also, crucially, the first step in the shift away from the Winehouse of common caricature, the Olive Oyl figure with the beehive, and the drug abuse, the saucy mouth and the baleful talk of "Blake Incarcerated"; the artist people had sadly come to expect – who had once offered to lamp a member of the audience at Glastonbury, and who had last graced a stage at a festival in Serbia, where she stood swaying and mumbling before a baying audience of 20,000.
How we process the death of an artist and how their legacy is then established is a peculiar and somewhat unsettling art. There is a gulf to be bridged between the rawness of a musician's departure and the new world of biopics and boxsets; a period of grace, in which their image and their music must lie in state.
But the velocity of our world now, and the encyclopaedic inclinations of modern technology, make this period of sitting musical shiva harder. In our desire to refresh and consume new entertainment, we are eager to forget that which went before; and should we wish to remember, all of the misdemeanours, the unflattering photographs, the phone camera footage of that shambolic performance in Belgrade are preserved online in perpetuity.
On the cover of its latest issue, Q magazine labels Winehouse "the voice of our time". It is a bold claim (and some might argue that the true voice of our time is the autotuned drone of American pop), but it is another stride towards the cultivation of her legacy, the fading of those images of the singer roaming the streets with bloodied feet and wild eyes.
After all, though she provided fodder for the gossip columns and the morally outraged, Winehouse also brought something remarkable to the music world, a tarry, beetle-black voice and lyrical humour. A songwriter who wrote of an intensely female experience, of the pain of love, as well as the hunger for sex, drugs and alcohol. And, of course, she helped create an appetite for the soulful British voice, paving the way for the likes of Adele, Duffy and Plan B. It is the voice that we hope will be remembered.
A few months ago, Sony released The Pearl Sessions, a 40th-anniversary edition of Janis Joplin's first solo album, with previously unreleased recordings and demos. I was struck afresh by that extraordinary voice, by all the hurt and joy and desire wrapped up in the way she sang. And I thought not of the singer dead on the floor beside her bed at the Landmark Hotel in Los Angeles, of the heroin and alcohol and her final, scattered months, but only of the sweet release of her songs. This is how we love an artist and continue to love them. This is how the legend lives on.
• This article was amended on 24 July 2012. The original said a drug addiction charity had been set up in Amy Winehouse's name. The Amy Winehouse Foundation helps to support young people who are in need for many reasons, including ill health, disability, financial disadvantage or addiction.
A 12-year-old Amy Winehouse wrote that she wanted to make people forget their troubles. On the anniversary of her death, Tim Jonze talks to those who knew her at the start of an extraordinary career
Amy Winehouse in her absolute prime, you MUST WATCH:
On the first anniversary of Winehouse's death, it's worth remembering just what a natural, instinctive musician she was. Her later, often shambolic shows (in particular that heartbreaking final performance in Belgrade) have gone some way to obscuring the memory of Winehouse at her best: she was one of the last decade's true superstars, a performer who could be strong, emotionally devastating, yet vulnerable, too. A 2006 appearance at the Other Voices festival in Dingle, which screens for the first time on BBC4 on Monday night, remains one of her most powerful: the singer is mesmerising as she interprets several songs from Back to Black over a stripped-back band.
Airing on BBC4 Monday July 23rd at 10pm and the opening film of the East End Film Festival on July 3rd this BBC Arena / Other Voices co-production with exclusive concert and archive footage, highlights Amy's unique talent and explores her deep affection for jazz, soul and gospel.
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After a short break due to various other responsibilities and a general lack of clarity in planning some of the code, I've made progress and now you can resize windows while in tiling mode and watch all the others adjust themselves to fit the screen. Admittedly there are a few kinks, and an annoying bug where the resize pointer suddenly makes the window super-tiny, but they should be fixed in two or three days. I also implemented a basic Spiral layout today which keeps halving windows and moves towards the centre in a spiral. Gradually layouts will be in the form of a plugin system, and you would be able to choose different layouts for each virtual desktop. Here is the latest screenshot. House of Cards it is.


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Curated by Noah Simblist
Pelican Bomb New Orleans, USA 04/01/2016 – 05/29/2016
Artists: William Binnie, Ariel Reichman, Rona Yefman, Nicolás Guagnini, Exterritory Project, Tania Bruguera, Minerva Cuevas, Public Movement and Jamal Cyrus
In his 1983 book, Imagined Communities: Reflections on the Origin and Spread of Nationalism, political scientist Benedict Anderson famously called a nation an "imagined community," a group of people who most probably will never meet but imagine themselves as a part of one collective. According to Anderson, this community is brought together through a shared value system, or what he calls, "a deep horizontal comradeship." In a sense, this bond is codified through the laws of that nation, which protect the rights of its citizens. The definition of a nation in terms of its laws emphasizes the ways that citizens govern themselves. Beyond the binding principles of a shared ideology, the law governs our actions and our property. This aspect of an imagined community is what Michael Billig calls, in his book of the same name, "banal nationalism." As opposed to its more ardent companion "patriotism," banal nationalism is "not a flag which is being consciously waved with fervent passion; it is the flag hanging unnoticed in the public building." In this sense, nationalism is something that is found through unconscious habits and everyday actions rather than the dramatic pageantry found on the battlefield, at state ceremonies, or during international gatherings like the Olympic Games.
But beyond the ways that nations are defined in terms of their internal working, nations are also described in terms of territorial sovereignty. A nation's space is circumscribed by borders, which we encounter by either looking at a map or by crossing from one nation to another at an airport or checkpoint. This notion of a nation is what Donald Trump invokes when he talks about building a wall between the United States and Mexico. But this idea of a nation with defined physical borders also implies a specific image of the internal makeup of the nation as a community. The physical border is also an ideological border, a division between us and them. In this sense, borders signify not only territory but also identity.
The topic of nation states has garnered a great deal of discussion over the last twenty years as it has become clear that we live in an increasingly globalized world. In terms of economies, the World Trade Organization, the International Monetary Fund, and the World Bank signal a world in which transnational corporations and multinational trade deals unsettle the idea that nations are autonomous socio-economic entities. In the contemporary neoliberal paradigm of capital fluidity, national borders have become blurred. Today, American companies might have factories in Mexico, call centers in India, supply chains that originate in China, and headquarters in the Cayman Islands. For some, a globalized condition is a good thing. It's about engagement, partnership, and coming together. But for others, the slippage between nation states signals the growth of capitalist forces and their transcendence over concerns about human rights, labor practices, or the environment. For example, these are the concerns that led to the Zapatista movement, which emerged in 1994 in protest against the North American Free Trade Agreement, and the 1999 protests in Seattle against the WTO.
In addition to the challenges posed to the nation state as a singular autonomous community with fixed borders by neoliberal capitalism, nation states are also troubled by immigration and refugees. Today Syrian refugees make up huge proportions of the inhabitants of Lebanon, Jordan, and Turkey and thousands have traveled by boat and by land to find safe haven in Western Europe and elsewhere. The wide range of reactions to this include both compassionate gestures and xenophobia. President Obama said that the U.S. would accept 10,000 Syrian refugees, prompting the protest of a number of politicians including former Louisiana governor Bobby Jindal who issued an executive order banning resettlement of Syrian refugees in Louisiana. Jindal cited the potential danger of these "others" and his duty to protect his citizens.
The hysteria about refugees that provoked Jindal to intervene in federal law was predicated not only on states' rights but also on an imagined threat that Arabs or Muslims might pose, a view that is consistent with the dominant narrative of conservatives in the U.S. and Western Europe. This is just one in a series of instances that give New Orleans a particular resonance with the ideas behind "False Flags." Another history that engages the internal debates within the imagined community of the southern United States is the history of the Confederacy, whose traces include monuments, street names, and the highly contentious "rebel flag."
The notion of a nation as an imagined community relates to artistic practice, which involves imagination to create a believable reality that echoes our own. The artists in False Flags interrogate the systems through which communities signal to one another. They replicate and mutate these signals to create alternative patterns. These signals, which can include literal flags, are the forms through which we imagine both ourselves and others. They are the forms through which we reinforce nationalism or subvert it. Flags are the discursive spaces through which we declare our belonging or our separateness. My hope for this exhibition, which includes a range of dialogical practices, is that it opens up the discourse around both the communities that we live in and the ones that we aspire to.
In conjunction with False Flags, Pelican Bomb has commissioned a collection of essays, interviews, and artist projects for their Art Review that will extend the conversation beyond the gallery's walls and the artworks included in the exhibition. In the upcoming weeks, artists and writers will explore nationalism, borders, and the visualization of imagined communities. A few of these contributions will look at the ways artists continue to respond to the Confederate flag; examine the nationalistic tendencies of the international biennial circuit; and question the continued use of European languages in postcolonial Africa. These points of view serve as both additional access points to the exhibition and further reading, helping us better contextualize New Orleans' own discussions surrounding contested lands and cultural identity within global conversations.
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Suggested Readings in Modern American History
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A continuation of the list on the previous page you may have visited.
Page Smith. A People's History of the United States. Smith has always been one of my favorite historians. His "People's History" has a separate title for each volume—8 in all. It is the only full length history of the U.S. written in the 20th century. It began with A New Age Now Begins: A People's History of the American Revolution. It took Smith three volumes to get through that (to about 1800) and his publisher persuaded him to "finish the job." He did, and we can be grateful.
Volumes 6, 7 and 8 of Smith's People's History are:
The Rise of Industrial America: A People's History of the Post-Reconstruction Era
America Enters the World: A People's History of the Progressive Era and World War I
Redeeming the Time: A People's History of the 1920s and the New Deal
Titan: The Life of John D. Rockefeller, Sr. by Ron Chernow. "Rich as Rockefeller" is an epithet that needs no explanation, but John D. was more then just an oil magnate. Though a ruthless competitor in business, he used much of his wealth to do good works in the fields of medicine and education.
Hershey: Milton S. Hershey's Extraordinary Life of Wealth, Empire, and Utopian Dreams by Michael D'Antonio tells the story of a man who was not afraid to fail. Although his chocolate empire made him rihc, he broke the mold of the typical "robber baron" of his era and turned his attention to helping those less fortunate than he.
H.W. Brands: TR: The Last Romantic. This is not a "psycho biography," but Brands offers a fine analysis of what made Teddy run. See also the author's Reckless Decade about the 1890s—interesting how much that decade had in common with the 1990s.
John Keegan: The Second World War. Keegan is a well-known military historian and this book offers interesting insights into the colossal effort made by the Allies 1941-1945
Thomas Fleming. The New Dealers' War: FDR and the War Within World War II. This is revisionist history at its fiercest. Fleming paints as unflattering a picture of FDR during the war years as you will find anywhere, and although it may seem extreme in its criticism, the documentation is sound. Not the last word on FDR by any means, but this certainly is an alternative to many of the books which have lionized FDR
Doris Kearns Goodwin. No Ordinary Time. A wonderful writer tells what it was like in the White House during World War II. Great stories and good history—and some clear implications for the way in which we view the private lives of our presidents in more recent times. See also her fascinating Lyndon Johnson and the American Dream (under Kearns, before she became Goodwin.)
William Manchester. An American Caesar. A fine historian's very readable biography of General Douglas MacArthur, one of America's most fascinating characters.
American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer by Kai Bird and Martin J. Sherwin. An excellent biography of a loyal American who was badly treated by the nation he served. The man most responsible for the creation of the atomic bomb, he nevertheless fought against the proliferation of much more powerful hydrogen bombs, unfortunately with no success.
Einstein: His Life and Universe by Walter Isaacson covers the life and achievements of this extraordinary human being. Einstein's theories are still being discussed and evaluated as the scientific world moves into areas even Einstein could scarcely contemplate. Yet his general theory of relativity stands as a monument to progress.
FDR by Jean Edward Smith is a recent biography of the man who presided over the Depression and World War II years. It is far from the first biography of FDR, and will certainly not be the last of the man who served in the White House longer than any other president.
A. Scott Berg. Lindbergh. Berg is a superb biographer, and this new life of Charles Lindbergh is a great read. Berg used thousands of pages of the Lindbergh personal papers in writing this fine work as well as interviews with Anne Morrow Lindbergh and the Lindbergh children—it is a history of the major events of the 20th century of which Lindbergh was a part.
Robert Pirsig: Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance. Not really about history, but nevertheless my favorite book. I have read it at least seven or eight times, once recently—still as good as when I first read it in 1979. I often teach it in literature classes. Recently a student recommended a novel that has much in common with "ZAMM", Sophie's World: A Novel About the History of Philosophy by Jostein Gaarder. (Thank you, Nellie.)
Ray Kurzweil. The Age of Spiritual Machines. If you want an intelligent, informed idea of what the future of the computer age is going to be like, this is the book. Kurzweil's predictions in the past have been uncannily correct—if "Kurzweil's future" accurately depicts where things are heading, it's going to be very exciting.
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Multimedia Journalism Major
A multimedia journalism major prepares you for careers in the rapidly changing media landscape. You'll learn about publishing news across various media platforms, ranging from newspapers and magazines to television and the Web.
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34% OF COMMUNICATION STUDENTS MAJOR IN MULTIMEDIA JOURNALISM
INVESTED IN DIGITAL STUDIO
3 PROFESSIONAL PRODUCTION CAMERAS IN THE DIGITAL NEWSROOM
Dedicated faculty members
Total Credit Hours: 120
Multimedia Journalism Courses
Electives, Minor, Concentration
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What You'll Study
Requirements for the multimedia journalism major include:
120 credit hours for a bachelor of arts degree, including Virginia Tech's Pathways
46 credits in multimedia journalism, including:
Multimedia Reporting
Communication Law
The remaining major requirements are completed through 38 hours in electives including 18 credits in a minor, cognate, or double major.
The program also offers a degree option in sports media and analytics. The specialized curriculum prepares you produce and deliver sports news, consider ways to promote the sports industry, and analyze data related to sports accomplishments, fan participation, and social media.
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What Is a Degree in Multimedia Journalism?
You'll take courses in media history, law, and ethics that will give you a better understanding of the challenges and opportunities in the ever-changing field of news media. For class assignments, you'll create real news products to develop your skills in interviewing, writing, photography, and digital video production.
Why Study Multimedia Journalism Here?
Our state-of-the-art production studio will give you hands-on experience that will prepare you for careers in broadcast journalism and digital production. Our Multimedia Center will give you the experience you need for the field by using equipment that top news stations use. You will gain the knowledge needed to write and produce news stories through our hands-on courses. The analytical and critical thinking skills you'll gain will serve you in all types of communication positions.
Media Production Studio
Our multi-million-dollar Multimedia Center gives students the ability to run their own TV and video production studio. Using the same equipment found in professional top-50 newsrooms, classmates do their own reporting, write copy, control audio and cameras, anchor news programs, edit footage, and prepare everything for publication on their own news website.
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Many assignments for multimedia journalism majors involve creating real news products you can publish immediately. You'll get opportunities to practice your craft, from hands-on courses like Media Writing or Digital Newsroom to part-time jobs like writing or broadcast positions with the Educational Media Company at Virginia Tech, the student-run college media organization.
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Our faculty have a good mix of experienced industry professionals and academic scholars. Whether your interests are in a career as a communications practitioner or going on to get a Ph.D., we have a mentor for you.
By working in the field, you'll earn job experience and learn more about communication in the workplace. You will have the opportunity to explore potential career paths and network with journalism professionals.
To practice your communication knowledge and skills, we offer many student organizations. Join Lambda Pi Eta the National Communication Association, the Public Relations Student Society of America, or the Society of Professional Journalists. Our students also gain experience through the student newspaper, Collegiate Times, radio, WUVT, or television station, WVTV.
What Our Students Are Saying
"For students who want a hands-on learning experience and classes that they will really want to go to, multimedia journalism/communication is definitely the right choice. Being a communication major helped make this 30,000-plus-student school feel like a small community."
- Sarah Sweeten, '15
"While I plan on pursuing a career in print journalism, I also feel like I have a really strong background in broadcast journalism. It's helped me think more digitally as a leader for the Collegiate Times and incorporate broadcast and digital platforms with the newspaper."
- Cameron Austin, '15, former editor of Virginia Tech's student-run newspaper
"What I loved the most about being a multimedia journalism major was working in the state-of-the-art television studio and control room in the Moss Arts Center. I not only looked forward to going to class every day, but also felt that the skills I gained gave me the confidence to pursue a career in television production."
- Gillian Hurtt, '16
"The Multimedia Journalism department gives students great opportunities with the multi-million dollar media center, but the best thing about this department are the professors that are there to support you every step of the way. I am very thankful for the connections and experiences I was able to receive while earning my Multimedia Journalism degree."
Nolan Nichols, '14
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Careers and Further Study
Hoda Kotb, '86
Hoda, an award-winning journalist, is a co-anchor on NBC's "Today" show and co-host alongside Jenna Bush Hager for the fourth hour. She is also a former news anchor for "Dateline NBC."
Gillian Hurtt, '16
Gillian worked as a production intern at WSLS 10, a media and communications intern at the Virginia Tech Corporate Research Center, and a sports broadcasting intern with IMG College. She also served as sports director of Virginia Tech Television and as a video producer for the College. Gillian is now a production assistant at WHAG-TV in Maryland.
Cameron Austin, '14
Cameron is a marketing associate at Compass Real Estate in Washington DC, where she works closely with luxury real estate agents on advertising and social media. Prior to that, she was a journalist at the Roanoke Times. While at Virginia Tech, she worked for the Collegiate Times where she served in several positions, including editor-in-chief.
Nolan is currently the Associate Director of Production at HokieVision after beginning as a freshman intern. He covers Virginia Tech Athletics and oversees the live productions on ESPN's Digital Platforms that occur on-campus. In addition, Nichols stays up-to-date in the media industry and has traveled to the operations of Turner Sports, ESPN, Good Morning America, Fox News, and CNN. He also has experience doing on-camera reporting.
Rachel Thompson, '15
Rachel is a producer at Action News Jax in Jacksonville, Florida. Previously, she was an Associate Producer at WMAR in Baltimore and WDBJ7 in Roanoke. Rachel truly started to grow as a journalist when she joined VTTV her freshman year of college. She held many positions, including anchor, reporter, and General Manager.
Rebecca Choate, '18
Rebecca majored in multimedia journalism with a minor in political science. She was the multimedia editor of the Collegiate Times and a lead anchor for Virginia Tech Television (VTTV). After two broadcast internships in Hagerstown, Md. and Roanoke, Va., Rebecca's love of journalism and politics came to a head at her internship with NBC Washington's political unit where she was was awarded her first byline on nbcnews.com. You can watch Rebecca on WDVM news covering the Northern Virginia region in Chantilly, Va.
Tamara Brown, '15
While studying multimedia journalism, Tamara completed internships at Wavy TV-10, the Washington Redskins, and WSLS 10 Sports. After graduating, she was a sideline reporter and digital media specialist for Fighting Irish Media at the University of Notre Dame. She reported on ACC Network Extra Games, co-hosted shows and in-stadium events, and produced social media during sporting events for all 26 sports teams at the university. Tamara is currently the team reporter and producer for the New England Patriots.
Bobby Trono, '21
While studying multimedia journalism and marketing, Bobby worked as a producer for Virginia Tech Television, where he held filming sessions, edited videos, and crafted show content. He studied abroad in Lugano, Switzerland and held internships with MtoM Consulting, Lockheed Martin, and Ecosystems in communications roles. Bobby is completing a master's in Communication Management with a focus in Marketing and Entertainment at the University of Southern California.
Nathan Brennan, '20
Nathan graduated with a double major in multimedia journalism and finance. After making connections as a Hokie Undergraduate Group Leader and working with professors, he became an on-air producer with ESPN Radio in Blacksburg. Nathan gained confidence to speak-on air through this opportunity and his coursework. He now works as a Television Reporter for 10/11 News.
Tyler Harris, '22
Tyler had many internship experiences while at Virginia Tech, including working as a communications intern for the Fralin Life Sciences Institute, as a Hokie Undergraduate (HUG) Leader, as a sports camp counselor for Blacksburg Parks and Recreation, and as a program assistant for the ACC Network. Tyler will be working as an environmental educator at the St. Christopher Camp and Conference Center in South Carolina.
Madison Storm, '21
Madison graduated Summa Cum Laude while also gaining experience in her field. She managed social media for the Hanggliding Club for two years and completed various internships, including a marketing internship with Kitty Hawk Kites and Moss Arts Center. Madison is working as a health editor for U.S. News & World Report while also completing her Master's in Communication with a health concentration from John's Hopkins University.
Darrell Grant, '21
As an undergraduate, Darrell interned with HokieVision. After graduation, Darrell started an internship with the Atlanta Falcons that lasted throughout the NFL season that involved filming and editing content for the Falcons. In January of this year, he accepted a position with the University of Houston to become their Director of Creative Video for their football team.
What do I do with a multimedia journalism major?
Our graduates go on to careers in a variety of fields, working everywhere from small online publications they start themselves to national broadcast networks.
Some of the common jobs our students earn include:
Broadcast journalist
TV anchor
Communication director
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Q: About React Memo I am learning React.
There are several componentized buttons.
When I click on one button, the other button components, including the parent component, are also re-rendered.
import { useState } from 'react'

const Button = ({ setState, text }) => {

  console.log(`${text} rendering`)

  return (<button
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If anyone has more information, we would appreciate it if you could enlighten us.
Thank you in advance.

A: Anytime you set state in a component, the component and all of its children will re-render. You could memoize the children by wrapping them in React.memo so that if their props don't change they don't re-render. However, that will increase the memory footprint of your app, so often it only makes sense to memoize components that are expensive/slow to re-render, and your Button component is fairly simple to render.


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Double-crossed? 'Transgender boy' wins 2nd girls' wresting title
Powered by taking doses of testosterone during her "transition" from female to male, the undefeated self-proclaimed "transgender boy," 18-year-old senior "Mack" Beggs, won her second Texas' girl's Class 6A 110-pound division title Saturday.
The transgender senior from Euless Trinity High School just outside Dallas, Texas, took her record to a perfect 32–0 in a Houston area tournament, the UIL State Wrestling Championships at the Berry Center in Cypress, Texas, against her non-testosterone-taking challenger, Chelsea Sanchez, who she also beat in 2017 for the same title – but not without controversy.
Controversy dying down?
Whether it's a male insisting he's a female or a female taking male hormones to look and perform more like a male, the controversy over transgenders in sports appears to be dying down – similar to the waning shock factor over same-sex "marriage" – as protests against Beggs' drug-enhanced performance continue to become deemed more and more as politically incorrect and "gender-insensitive."
This especially seems to be the case as "hormone therapy" becomes more widely administered by doctors on "transgender patients" and as LGBT activists continue to push transgenderism and forced acceptance of males claiming to be females and vice versa as a so-called "civil rights" issue.
"His steroid therapy treatments last season sparked a fiery debate about fairness and transgender rights," TheBlaze reported. "This year did not see as much fanfare – except for a last-minute lawsuit that tried to stop Beggs from competing, reports state."
Law based on facts … not wishes
Because Texas still has traditional standards for high school sports, Beggs was denied permission to compete in the boys' wresting division, as public schools in the Lone Star State abide by athletic league rules, which state that every athlete must compete on a team that reflects his or her biological gender – as described on his or her birth certificate.
"The birth certificate rule was approved in 2016 by the University Interscholastic League – the governing body for Texas high school sports," Fox News reported. "It was done to help schools determine competition, said Jamie Harrison, the UIL's deputy director."
Even though most conservatives would applaud Texas schools' traditional – or biblical – take on gender identification, many take issue with the fact that Beggs is able to take male hormones in the form of testosterone and compete, which is not allowed in most collegiate and professional sports because of its performance-enhancing effects that gives athletes an unfair and unnatural advantage.
Avoiding the issue to push an agenda?
However, Beggs' mother, Angela McNew, insists that it is her daughter's moves and wrestling strategies that have put her on top – and not the added power she has gleaned from her ongoing male hormone therapy.
"He [she] has so much respect for all the girls he [she] wrestles," McNew, told The Associated Press (AP), according to the New York Post. "People think Mack has been beating up on girls … The girls he [she] wrestles with, they are tough. It has more to do with skill and discipline than strength."
Avoiding much of the anticipated backlash for receiving special treatment and being allowed to take performance-altering drugs was part of the controversial high school wrestler's plan this year.
"McNew did not allow media interviews with Beggs prior to the state meet," TheBlaze's Teri Webster reported. "She said that allowed him [her] to focus on the competition. It also shielded him [her] from possible social media attacks and the insults that are sometimes shouted out from the stands or from other competitors."
However, it appears that Beggs would like to jump from one controversy into another – competing as a boy instead of as a girl.
"Last season, two of Beggs' competitors forfeited their meets because they feared being injured," Webster noted. "This year, there was one forfeit. An opposing coach and her teammates had insisted she wrestle Beggs, but she refused, McNew said. Beggs and his family have repeatedly said he [she] wants to compete against boys."
Transgender poster child
Beggs seized the opportunity to insert some LGBT transgender messaging talking points after winning the competition and making the decision to talk to the media.
"It definitely felt different," Beggs told the Dallas Morning News, describing her experience of winning her second title. "I felt a lot more humble. This year, I wanted to prove a point that anyone can do anything. Even though I was put in this position – even though I didn't want to be put in this position … even though I wanted to wrestle the guys – I still had to wrestle the girls."
She went on to insist that she has been the unfair victim of gender prejudice and discrimination that violates her so-called "civil right" to compete as a male – even though she is still a biological female.
"But what can I tell people?" Beggs posed. "I can tell the state Legislature to change the policy, but I can't tell them to change it right now. All I can hope for is that they come to their [senses] and realize this is stupid and we should change the policies to conform to other people in my position."
Seizing the 'fairness' argument to push an agenda
After Beggs won last year's championship, the left-leaning mainstream media seized the opportunity to push the argument of fairness in competition through airing opinions insisting that she should be allowed to compete as a male because of the performance-enhancing effects of taking testosterone during her hormone therapy.
Jordan Gutierrez, a university student who attended lasts year's state championship, reflected the common campus politics that resonates from many progressive professors and LGBT groups across America's colleges and universities.
"If you're going to ... transition to a male, then you should continue to take the roles of a male and compete as a male, because that's what you want to be," Gutierrez insisted at the 2017 championship, according to CNN – making gender an issue of choice, rather than a matter of one's actual biological birth traits.
One adult and youth counselor, Melissa Roush – also in attendance at last year's event – used the hormone argument of having an unfair advantage with the girls to try and make her case … without mentioning the numerous problems and implications inherent with a girl competing in a boys' competition.
"If he has been taking hormones or steroids, he should be wrestling boys," Roush argued, according to CNN.
Emory University Department of Orthopedics assistant professor, Dr. Brandon Mines, agreed with several other parents at the match, maintaining that Beggs should compete with boys instead of girls.
"Testosterone and anabolic steroids are in the same family and have the effect of increasing muscle mass and strength gains," Mines told CNN last February.
Even though UIL's rules strictly prohibit the illegal use of steroids, LGBT politics has worked its agenda into the medical field so that state officials over high school sports now accommodate transgenders and reward them special privileges by giving them an exception.
Last year – as well as this year – Beggs fell under the exception because her performance-enhancing testosterone hormone therapy was prescribed by doctors for "valid medical purposes' … meaning that – unlike other competitors who did not enter as transgender – her steroid use was not barred from the state championships.
Last year, Beggs' first championship received mix responses from the crowd.
"[T]hough across the arena, a mix of boos could be heard … Beggs paid his [her] detractors no mind [and] hasn't challenged the rules because he doesn't want to risk losing his ability to participate," CNN reported at the time.
Beggs relished the experience.
"Honestly, I didn't even care about the boos," Beggs contended after winning the championship last year, according to CNN. "This is what I worked for. It finally paid off. I would rather have a chance to compete than not compete at all."
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Congressman Exhorts Coal Industry in West Virginia
July 4, 2019 - Congressman David McKinley visited Wheeling, West Virginia on Wednesday and spoke on what he's doing to help keep the coal business alive.
McKinley has been a major part of roll-backs of environmental rules; many of which are pushing all-renewable energy methods.
McKinley says that renewable resources will become a bigger part of the industry over the next decade, but wants to make sure the coal industry doesn't suffer because of it.
"If we do that, also understand the impact that's going to have on all our coal miners, our gas workers, our pipeline workers, our railroad workers; so many other people are going to be dependent on that. I don't think that's the route to go," said the congressman.
McKinley is also working on a way to protect coal miner's pension funds.


Mom's Gone Bronson!: Quick and Easy Cheesy Biscuits!
Quick and Easy Cheesy Biscuits!
This is a ridiculously quick and easy recipe for cheesy drop biscuits. They take 10 minutes to make, 10 to bake! They're super soft and DELICIOUS!
Drop in little balls (not perfect balls, just like little lumps) on baking tray and bake until slightly golden.
When baked you could brush them with a little melted butter and sprinkle with parsley or mixed herbs. They're DELICIOUS!
For sweet alternatives bake without the cheese and top with a little butter and strawberry jam and/or clotted cream! YUMMY!


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