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On holiday in Suriname? Anaula Nature Resort is the right place for an unforgettable, adventurous nature and culture experience. The resort is located in the Upper Surinam area on an island in the Ferulasi rapids. It features luxurious cabanas with a child-friendly swimming pool.
We start our day with a nature and culture experience, we depart from Paramaribo heading south.
Passing the impressive giant trees and villages situated along this road.
After 190 km we arrive at Atjoni the mooring place of the dug out boats, here we start our exciting canoe trip. This trip by motorised canoe will take about 55 min to reach our destination, the comfortabe Anaula Nature Resort, which is situated at the foot of the Ferulassi rapids. During this trip you can enjoy the breathtaking nature, the turbulent Jaw-Jaw rapid and we will pass several Maroon villages. When we reach Anaula Resort you will be carried away by its peace. This will be your home away from home during your stay.
After a light lunch in buffet style in our beautiful restaurant, you can check in.
After this you have the opportunity to discover the island.
In the afternoon we will go by boat to the Ferulassi rapids, where you can relax, swin or enjoy a natural whirlpool. After dinner our guide will explain a little about the Saramaccan culture.
After this we will go for an exciting adventure, spotting caimans.
During this night trip by boat, you can enjoy the breathtaking starry sky and the Total silence of the Amazone rainforest.
After breakfast we`ll be heading to New Aurora by motorised dug out boats for a village walk. During the tour of the village you will discover the local population and their unique way of life and their traditional customs and habits. We will visit the mission with a church, a school and a medical post.
Around 16.30 pm we go for a bush walk around the island which the resort is located.
During this walk we get information about the local medicinal and use of the plants. During the civil war in 1986 the Jungle Commandos with their leader Ronnie Brunswijk, visited the island for their "immortality rituals". The remains of these rituals remind us of the island unique piece of history.
After an delicous dinner you can enjoy a cultural dance performance.
Traditional dances like the Seketi, Awasa and Bandamba will be presented.
Our guide will be explaining the content and meaning of these dances.
Note: the cultural dance event is being offered at a minimum of 8 (eight) guests.
This morning is free for your own activities. You can swim, take a walk through the forest, relax by the pool or in a hammock, or just relax and enjoy the breathtaking nature.


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Richard Stafford, 1er baron Stafford de Clifton est un soldat et diplomate anglais mort le .

Biographie
Richard Stafford est le deuxième fils d'Edmund Stafford et de Margaret Basset.

Il participe aux campagnes en France du roi Édouard III d'Angleterre pendant la guerre de Cent Ans. En 1337, il fait partie d'une ambassade auprès des cours de Guillaume II, comte de Hainaut et Renaud II, comte de Gueldre, et de l'empereur du Saint-Empire Louis IV.

Il combat à la bataille de Cadzand et est présent quand les armées des rois de France et d'Angleterre se rencontrent sans effusion de sang en  à Buironfosse. En Gascogne en 1345, il participe au siège de Bergerac, commande la garnison de Libourne et contribue à la bataille d'Auberoche et à l'attaque de La Réole. On le retrouve en 1346 à la bataille de Crécy  puis au siège de Calais jusqu'à l'année suivante. En 1355, il accompagne Édouard de Woodstock (le Prince Noir) et prend part à la bataille de Poitiers le . En , il est avec Édouard III lors de son expédition en France.

Il est nommé sénéchal de Gascogne en 1361 et reste en poste jusqu'au . En 1366, Richard et son fils mènent une ambassade à la cour papale.

Il meurt  et est enterré à l'église Saint-Andrew à Clifton Campville dans le Staffordshire.

Descendance
Richard épouse d'abord Isabel, héritière de Clifton-Camville, fille de Richard de Vernon et de Maud de Camville. Naissent de cette union :

 Richard Stafford, mort sans enfant avant son père ;
 Edmund Stafford, mort en 1419, évêque d'Exeter, chancelier d'Angleterre, gardien du sceau privé
 Thomas Stafford, mort sans enfant ;
 Maud Stafford, mariée à Thomas d'Arderne, dont postérité ;
 Katherine Stafford, mariée à John Arden, dont postérité.

Il se remarie avec Maud, fille de John de Stafford et d'Elizabeth de Somerville, sans en avoir d'enfant.

On attribue à Richard Stafford deux enfants illégitimes :

 Nicholas Stafford de Throwley, marié à Elizabeth Meverel, mort en 1394 sans postérité ;
 John Stafford.

Références

Bibliographie

 Dictionnaire de la Biographie Nationale . Londres: Smith, Elder & Co. 1885–1900.

Date de naissance incertaine (XIVe siècle)
Décès en 1380
Personnalité anglaise de la guerre de Cent Ans
Sénéchal de Gascogne
Chevalier médiéval anglais
Diplomate anglais du XIVe siècle
Militaire anglais du XIVe siècle

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Emergency services attended a flat fire in a tower block in Kings Norton yesterday evening (Saturday 26th January).
Services were alerted at around 7pm to a kitchen fire on the 8th floor of Hobbis House, at the corner of Rednal Road and Redditch Road, close to the Man on the Moon pub.
Six West Midlands Fire Service appliances and a number of West Midlands Ambulance Service and West Midlands Police assets attended the scene.
One occupant was led away by firefighters, having suffered smoke inhalation. Some other flats were affected by smoke logging.


Back when I was an engineer, most all of the employees in our company were trained in TQM (Total Quality Management). If you haven't heard of it, feel free to websearch it now. I'll wait.
Okay. Anyway… an aspect of it has to do with analysis of problems. In it, one focuses on Process rather than People. That is, when a problem occurs, rather than trying to figure out "Whodunnit" and then fire the person, one looks for ways to improve the process. Even in cases where it was clearly one person's fault, it generally makes more sense to look at what processes led to the problem.
For example, suppose Bryan was making widgets, and installs the whatsit in backwards causing it to glorph dangerously leading millions of dollars of damage. In a People-oriented analysis, the goal would be to figure out who to blame (Bryan) and then punish him… probably fire him.
In the process-oriented analysis, the focus would be on what processes led to a failure leading to a defective product coming out the door. Do changes need to be made to the inspection process? What about training? What about oversight/supervision? What about design? As a former engineer, this last one is most important to me. The fact that the whatsit could be installed backwards in the widget suggests the need of a redesign so that installing it wrong is impossible. If it cannot be made impossible, design could be changed so that manufacturing it the correct way would be clearly identifiable as such. And if that is impossible, perhaps design a test that would identify the problem easily before it gets out of the door.
But what about in a church situation. If there is a problem in the church, should one focus on people or processes? Churches commonly focus on people— identify the sin, identify the sinner. That seems like it is the way it is supposed to be. The Bible clearly focuses on sin, correct?
Curiously, in the first church (Jerusalem) the first two recorded problems were handled in different ways— the first is focused on the person, and second on the process.
Person (to Blame) Focus is found in Acts 5. This is the story of Ananias and Sapphira story. In it, a problem was identified… and the focus was immediately on who to blame for the sin and who is thus worthy of punishment.
Process Focus is found in Acts 6. In the story, Hellenistic Jews were concerned that their widows were not being cared for as well as were the widows of Hebraic Jews. This is actually a much more serious of a problem than in Acts 5. In chapter 5, there was personal issue of lying… but in 6 is the charge of systemic bigotry. However, in the case of Acts 6, there seems to be no attempt to find out who to blame. No attempts to divert blame either. Rather, they immediately go to changing the process. They chose 7 men (6 Hellenistic Jews and 1 Gentile Proselyte) to provide oversight of the care of the widows to ensure they are treated as well as their Hebraic counterparts.
Since both problem analysis methods are used (problem-focused and process-focused) in the Bible, does it mean that both are equally valid?
I would argue that the Process focus is the preferred one in the Bible. There are three reasons I believe this. First, the Ananias and Sapphira event is a most unique case in the NT church. Only rarely is there a "Who's to Blame" attitude found. Most often in the Epistles the focus seems to be on Prevention of problems, or finding Redemption after problems. You may agree or disagree with me on this, but study and decide for yoyrself. Second, relatedly, sin is not a major emphasis in the NT church either. The emphasis is more on the transformation we have now in and through Christ, and how that is to be demonstrated in our actions and words. In other words, greater emphasis is on the processes of edification and supporting each other, towards godly virtue, than on pointing out sins.
Luke as editor appears to see the process focus more positively than the person focus.
In TQM, one of the goals is to "drive out fear" — fear of judgment/blame/punishment. The presumption is that "the problem is the process rather than the person." It seems to me that the Bible shows a preference towards this as well… especially in the New Testament church.
gave an opinion that I had to share. He struggled to see why David was described as a man after God's own heart.
Frankly, the Biblical record seems to put King Saul on a pretty even footing as David. Saul had moments of religious fervor that would remind one of David. Additionally, Saul's fall from grace, not fully destroying the captured Amelekite booty, seems pretty minor to some of David's indiscretions. Even Saul's last great sin, seeking divination from the "witch of Endor," while clearly wrong was actually motivated by an earnest attempt to get wisdom from Yahweh, and his mentor, the prophet Samuel.
My time of re-reassessment really began 4 or 5 years ago as I became more involved in pastoral care. As I looked at the life of David, his many flaws were clear, but there was something else. David was willing to humble himself and admit his failings to both God and man.
DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA HOW RARE THIS IS?
I work with pastors… many who have fallen into sin. All to often, sins are minimized, and discipline avoided. This is not just a pastor thing. Men of power rarely admit their failings… much less, admit them with sincerity. The quality is almost without exception missing from other leaders in the Bible. Even Paul only seems able to admit failings in the abstract (in Romans) while possible concrete examples (his handling of John Mark in Acts, and Peter in Galatians) go unaddressed.
David could admit failings to all, and accept God's grace, despite the pride that power breeds. To eschew pride as a king, repent, and accept God's grace… well, that could indeed be a man after God's own heart.
Living in a time of "Christian superstars" who have an allergic reaction to admitting failings about as intense of politicians, maybe we do indeed need a few more Davids living today… flawed but forgiven… real and repentant.
According to the priests, Cheops was a heretic and a tyrant.
The story goes on as far as the extravagance of the pyramid for his own sepulchre and pride. According to the priests, he even had his daughter prostitute herself to get more blocks of stone for the pyramid. (Yes, this sounds more than a bit apocryphal… though not impossible.) According to Herodotus, between the reign of Cheops and his son, the temples were closed for 106 years. This is most likely an exaggeration, but regardless suggests a great audacity and lack of concern for the people. The Egyptians of old were highly religious. This religion manifested itself in concerns for the future, and the sacrificial system and rituals maintained by the priests gave the people a sense of hope and control over what lay ahead. The shutting down of the temples, and shifting of all forms of labors to building a necropolis to himself, arguably suggests that Cheops saw himself more than simply being part of the divine cycle of Egyptian theology. He was, rather, above and more important than the pantheon. It also suggests that his own well-being, especially in the afterlife, was more important than the well-being of the entire population of Egypt. There has been a disagreement as to whether the pyramids were built by slaves or by freemen. The story of Herodotus suggests a mediated position. The workers were commonly not slaves in a legal sense, but served as slaves in a practical sense as conscripts.
Diodorus Siculus (90-30BC) was a Sicilian historian who added to the stories of monuments in Egypt.
There is something rather refreshing in the Egyptians' attitude. Despite granting divinity to their rulers (which is quite a thing to grant), they found ways to undermine their leaders' hubris. For Cheops and Chephren future leaders avoided using their names, and referred to their pyramids by the shepherd who lived in the vicinity. They also noted that the architects and the workers were more deserving of praise than those that sought praise by forcing others to design and build these structures for themselves. For Pharaoh Mycerinus, who also had a (smaller) pyramid built for himself, he is given praise two millennia later, not for his monuments, but for his compassion and justice for his people.
It is rather a shame that we lack such wisdom today. Even in Christian circles (or perhaps ESPECIALLY in Christian circles) we commonly feed the hubris of those who seek to build monuments to their own gods… themselves.


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When it comes to sports there are fans, and there are fanatics. I know, I know, "fan" comes from fanatic, but not all fans are created equal.
A simple fan enjoys watching their team compete and roots for them to win. This fan may feel a bit of a letdown when the team loses, but they don't lose their temper, or any happiness, as a result.
A fanatic is different. This is the person who speaks in the first person plural when referring to the team. We won! Those officials are calling against us! The fanatic is possessive when it comes to the team. Yeah, those are my Boys!
This kind of behavior is seen with the simple fan at times too, but there is a difference. The simple fan doesn't allow their emotional state to be determined by a team they don't play for, don't own, and cannot do anything to improve. Well, I suppose you improve the owner's bottom line by spending money on tickets and paraphernalia, but that won't make them play any differently.
Why are fanatics so, well, fanatical? One word: identification. The fanatic identifies with the team on a personal level. They are projecting their ego onto the field, or court. It's not just a team, it's my team, and that means it's me out there. When my team wins, I win. I am a winner! But when my team loses, I am the one who got beat. I am mad. I feel lousy. I am not a loser!
Sports fanaticism (or celebrity fanaticism, which is another form of this) is an unhealthy sign that you don't have anything more valuable to live for. Your life and happiness is dependent on a team you don't play for (or a sport you probably don't even play, even if you once did). Sad. Living vicariously (that is, through someone else) is not real life. You have a life. You have a purpose.
Purpose. Everyone needs a reason. It's not an accident that Rick Warren's book, The Purpose Driven Life has sold over 30 million copies. Is it a good book? Sure it is. Straight forward and biblical. But that's probably not what got most of those people to buy the book. It's what the title of the book promises: there is a purpose for your life. You have a purpose in life, and only God can show you what that truly is.
So, what is your purpose? Do you know? Have you been searching? Have you been asking yourself, or, better yet, asking God? Jesus said, "Ask and you will receive. Seek and you will find. Knock and the door will be opened" God has a plan for you. Seek Him for it, and don't give up. Then pursue God's purpose for you fanatically!
There first purpose for all people made in the image of God is to re-establish a connection to their Creator. That happens through Jesus Christ. "To as many as received Him he gave the right to be called children of God, even to those who called on His name" (John 1:12). The "Him" in that Bible verse is Jesus Christ, the Son of God. He lived, died and rose from death so that you and I can be a part of His family and have a relationship with God as our Father. Once that relationship is established, I spend the rest of my life becoming more like the Jesus, which prepares me to live forever in the presence of my Father.
There are specifics to this for your particular life. You have a calling. You were created to do something on earth, something special. Ask, seek, knock, and start living life on purpose.
If you're living vicariously through the Cowboys, Longhorns, Mavericks, or even the NBA champion Spurs, you're going to get let down. Even if your team stays on top, that has nothing to do with you. You didn't put them there. You're not there with them. You didn't play, recruit, coach or do anything, except pay them to entertain you. Stop living your life for people who don't know you or care about you. Enjoy your sport; watch your favorite team play. Now go and live your life for something more meaningful.
This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged Anger, Bible, calling, Cowboys, Fan, Fanaitic, Happiness, Jesus, Passion, Purpose, Sports, Truth on October 28, 2014 by deorl.


"It's irrelevant to my life."
"They ask for money too much."
"I'm not ready to change."
"I don't need a church to feel close to God."
"There are too many hypocrites."
These are just excuses, not the real reason. The real reason is that men feel unwanted and unneeded in most churches.
If more men went to church, it would vastly improve our society. The quickest way to reform society would be to get men into church. Men commit crimes at four times the rate of women. The best fathers are men who are highly involved in evangelical churches.
Why do men hate going to church? What do we need to change to get men in church or change the church into a man friendly place for him to join?
By and large, we see Jesus effeminately. We are much more comfortable presenting Jesus in terms of feminine values. Our churches have a feminine vibe.
That average church is 61% female and 39% male (adults).
25% of church-going-married-women attend alone.
Women comprise 2/3 to 3/4 or church volunteers.
Young, single men are an "endangered species" in the North American church, comprising 2% of the whole.
In other religions like Buddhism, Hinduism and Judaism; it's about 50/50, men and women.
90% of men in the US believe in God.
Five out of six men call themselves christian.
But only one in six men attend church regularly.
Men believe in God and love God, but don't want to go to church.
A sign of a growing church is when there is over 40% men and decline is when there is under 40% men in a congregation.
When a church is 70% female (only 30% men), that is a church that is in decline and soon to close.
3,000 churches close in the US close their doors each year and these are mostly 70% or more female.
Most men think that church is for women, weirdos and wimps.
They feel that they don't need church to be a good person.
It is hard for a man to win at church. Everything is competition for men. If a man can not win, he does not want to play.
Our churches are by and large, geared to women. Women are better readers: 4 times as many men have reading disorders. Women are better at expressing or sharing out loud. Women are better at polite conversation and small talk. Women are better at hugging and holding hands with strangers.
"let your love surround me"
"you are beautiful, my sweet sweet song"
"I'm desperate you you: lost without you"
Men prefer the way the old hymns were worded. Men want the language of respect, not romance! The "lovey dovey", "love affair with God", songs that are now popular, are weird and a little bit uncomfortable for normal men.
Men are by nature and not as naturally or trained to be emotional: the way that is sort of encouraged in church services. Men don't want to hold hands with strangers or even their buddy that they know!
Boys and young men and all men want to move around, build stuff, do show and tell.
Men start to fall asleep at the 15 minute mark of a sermon. They can't take listening to a monologue for past 15 minutes.
Most all 'volunteer opportunities' at church are feminine: food, child-care, greeting. Men's gifts or abilities are not being used and they are being offered "jobs" that are feminine by and large and they are not excited or interested.
Men want to, are motivated to go to church when they have a skill to offer; or when their skills and gifts are needed and valued. Most men do not want to be "freeloaders" or just consumers, but want to contribute- not money, but a skill or a job: work. If they are not given something to do, they have a hard time belonging and they don't want to do women's (feminine) traditional jobs usually.
Men prefer conservative Christian churches and it is the same in Judaism. Liberal churches have higher percentages of women than conservative or orthodox churches - same in Judaism.
Women are fine in male environments or with what males are more comfortable with, but men are not comfortable in feminine environments. This is why our churches fail for men, when our environments and style is more feminine than masculine. Men are ok to a degree when things are 50/50 in the culture and atmosphere, but when things are very feminine, they are put off and uncomfortable, and leave.
For example, many women are ok with trying out a traditional male role or job or environment like a construction site, with hard hats, tool belts and work boots. But you will not find very many men who would be the least bit comfortable in a feminine environment.
A man does not not have any desire to be at a baby shower. So, if a man visits a church and it is like a baby shower, with all the nice attributes a baby shower has, that man is going say that this is a nice place for his wife, but "no thanks" for him.
Men want adventure, challenge, teamwork and competition.
There's been a call lately to "call men back to church", but we really need to "call the church back to men".
Men don't want to sing romantic songs to God and listen to somebody talk for 30 to 60 minutes, unless the man is an excellent speaker/teacher/preacher.
Much of the love talk in the church has been overtly maternal. We need father love and mother love.
Men see the world through rules. Women see the world through the lens of relationship. When we over emphasize relationship, we forget rules, saying we are emphasizing love, but we obsess on "who" rather than "what"; and we end up rewriting what the Bible says about "who".
We have over emphasized worship, worship music and praise and worship bands; and this has been detrimental to boys and teens. (We have kind of made an idol out of this) The boys who are 'high achievement', and 'high testosterone', who want to do stuff - pray, evangelize, and fellowship; play games, learn together, eat and talk, run and play, see and do: these boys leave the church, unless they are a gifted musician and like the praise & worship band gig and all that attention 'thing'.
Manly guys end up leaving church after age 18, because they simply don't fit in: guys with ambition and testosterone.
The book- "I kissed dating goodbye"(1996), was very damaging to a whole generation of youth in the evangelical church. One of the worst books ever written. It made dating scary and not doable. We told men that they can't date and can't win in church with women, so they left the church.
Many boys and men have retreated into video games, for the above reasons.
However, many churches are getting better. Sunday school has become more kinetic, which boys like.
Youth group is still a problem (artistic, feminine).
Many churches, especially many mega churches have become more masculine and man friendly and it is working.
What happens when churches are more masculine and less feminine? What about the women and children, then? Answer: They love it. The church grows. The most attractive thing to a Godly woman is a Godly man. When the men leave, the glory departs with them, and women don't like it either and they leave.
Women sacrifice rules on the altar of relationships. Men sacrifice relationships on the altar of rules. When Jesus came, he confronted a male dominated culture that was bound by rules and killed relationships. Today, we make the mistake of killing all rules in the name of relationships, believing we are being like Christ or Jesus-shaped, when we are really falling into compromise and liberalism excessively, licentiously; creating a anti-man christian culture, supposedly in Jesus name.
We have made Jesus love, to be a feeling and to being nice, instead of obedience.


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A common misconception about blogging is that one can pursue it as a 'part-time' interest. Considering the time it takes to develop an interesting blogpost, this is highly untrue. In case you're not a perfect writer by birth, you will have to invest much of your time into creating content that is interesting and worthy of other people's time. Your blogposts need to fascinate your audience entirely and make them eager for more content written by you. The only way to create such interesting content is by spending hours researching, writing and editing until everything is exactly how you need it.
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Suoni la tromba, o Suoni la tromba, e intrepido, è una cabaletta tratta dall'opera I puritani (1835) di Vincenzo Bellini.

Considerata l'inno dell'indipendentismo siciliano, deve questa fama all'utilizzo fattone nel corso della rivoluzione siciliana del 1848 e del conflitto separatista scoppiato durante la seconda guerra mondiale.

Storia
La cabaletta rappresenta uno dei brani più iconici de I puritani, ultima opera composta dal catanese Vincenzo Bellini prima della sua morte a soli 34 anni. Essa immortala il duetto tra i personaggi Giorgio e Riccardo alla fine del secondo atto dell'opera. Il testo fu scritto dal librettista Carlo Pepoli.

Rivoluzione siciliana del 1848
Guardata con sospetto dai Borbone di Napoli a causa dei suoi richiami alla libertà, nel territorio del Regno delle Due Sicilie ne fu imposta la modifica del testo, sostituendo la parola "lealtà" a "libertà". Dopo lo scoppio della rivoluzione siciliana, la cabaletta fu adottata dai patrioti siciliani quale ideale inno di lotta.

A Palermo gli insorti intitolarono a Vincenzo Bellini il Real Teatro Carolino, nell'odierna Piazza Bellini, e proprio in questo teatro si svolsero numerose esecuzioni della cabaletta, come quella cantata dalla celebre soprano Teresa Parodi il 26 febbraio 1848. La notizia dell'uso della musica di Bellini come inno siciliano giunse persino negli Stati Uniti d'America, dove ad occuparsene fu la North American Review.

Separatismo novecentesco
Nel 1944, al culmine del conflitto separatista, il Movimento per l'Indipendenza della Sicilia adottò la cabaletta come futuro inno nazionale dell'auspicata Sicilia indipendente, modificandone il testo in chiave più apertamente politica e sicilianista. Per l'occasione la cabaletta fu ribattezzata con il nome di Sicilia e Libertà. Nel corso dei decenni successivi, malgrado l'adozione di Madreterra quale inno ufficiale della Regione Siciliana nel 2003, Suoni la tromba è rimasta in auge come storico inno nazionale mancato della Sicilia indipendente.

Nello sport
Suoni la tromba è stata eseguita quale inno siciliano nel corso dell'incontro amichevole di rugby tra Sicilia e Malta disputatosi ad Acireale nel 2014.

Nel 2021 la neonata selezione di calcio della Sicilia, aderente alla Confederation of Independent Football Associations, ha adottato la cabaletta come inno ufficiale, facendola eseguire al proprio esordio assoluto nella CONIFA No Limits Mediterranean Futsal Cup disputatasi a Sanremo.

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Voci correlate
 I puritani
 Madreterra
 Vincenzo Bellini
 Indipendentismo siciliano

Collegamenti esterni
 Un inno inutilizzato (Bellini, I puritani, "Suoni la tromba, e intrepido")

Composizioni di Vincenzo Bellini
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Inni politici
Indipendentismo siciliano
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10 new shows and movies on Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hotstar and HOOQ releasing this week
How many of these can you check off your list?
Vrutika Shah
Published: Mar 09, 2020 | 16:51:23 IST
This week has been welcomed by a much-needed long-weekend, thanks to Holi. This gives you the perfect amount of time to watch the upcoming shows and movies on Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hotstar and HOOQ that will release this week. Fans will finally be able to get their hands on new seasons of shows like Dirty Money, Elite and Westworld. Cricket-lovers can indulge themselves with a documentary on the Australian Cricket team. Whereas comedy lovers can watch Sumukhi Suresh turn into a stalker once again with Pushpavalli. And if you're still on the fence about what to watch, you can't go wrong with Oscar-winning films like the Joker and The Matrix trilogy.
10 new shows and movies on Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, Hotstar and HOOQ releasing between March 9-16, 2020
1. Dirty Money Season 2 – Netflix
In case you're unfamiliar with this brilliant docu-series, every episode is a deep dive into cases of financial misconduct, scandals and corruption in the business world. This season will explore the cases of the Wells Fargo banking scandal, Malaysia's infamous 1MDB corruption case and take a look into the real estate empire of President Donald Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner. Each episode is like a full fledged movie on Netflix that you won't be able to stop watching.
2. Elite Season 3 – Netflix
Gossip Girl and Riverdale fans, this Spanish show should be your pick from all the new shows and movies on Netflix releasing this week. In the third season, the consequences of Marina's murders will continue to be felt. It will mainly focus on the school's reaction to this news and the fight for justice. Besides that, expect a steady stream of shocking hook ups and break ups.
3. Kingdom Season 2 – Netflix
One of the biggest reasons why you should watch this show is to familiarise yourself with the world of Korean dramas. This Zombie drama is about how a Kingdom loses its monarch and is looking right in the eyes of a fatal plague. They look to their prince to rise to power and save his people. This show has a phenomenal cast, a great story line and beautiful sets, which is probably why it is quickly joining the recently-watched lists of subscribers around the world. And considering the position of the world currently, anything with a fatal plague will have you relating.
4. The Test: A New Era for the Australian Team – Amazon Prime Video
Remember that scandal where Steven Smith, David Warner and Cameron Bancroft from the Australian team were banned from international cricket for using sandpaper to tamper the ball during a test match. Well, this Amazon Original series takes you through their journey about how the team went through an untimely transition and the riveting truths from the Aussie dressing rooms. If you like sports documentaries, this is a must-watch for you in March.
5. Pushpavalli Season 2 – Amazon Prime Video
Two years ago, Sumukhi Suresh fell in love with a guy she met at an organic store and followed him all the way to Bangalore. When her stalking came to light, the show had ended. Finally, the second season of this show is here and we finally get to know what happens next. From the trailers, it seems like Pushpavalli is back for revenge. The fact that a comedian can write something that's funny and scary all at the same time, is the biggest reason for you to watch this.
6. Zombieland 2: Double Tap – Amazon Prime Video
Starring Emma Stone and Woody Harrelson, this movie is about a Zombie attack (just in case the name didn't give it away). Zombie slayers Tallahassee, Columbus, Wichita and Little Rock leave the confines of the White House to travel to Graceland in Memphis, Tenn. Along the way, they encounter other post-apocalyptic warriors and a group of survivors who find refuge in a commune. What happens next is a lot of blood scatter, gun firing and rearguard action.
7. Westworld Season 3 – Hotstar
This show can be best described as Wild West meets Sci-Fi. In the third season of this hit HBO show, Dolores (Evan Rachel Woods) and Bernard (Jeffrey Wright) will battle it out in the real world. On one hand, the former wants to further the host uprising, and on then there is the latter who is trying to make peace between humans and robots.
8. Black Monday Season 2 – Hotstar
Back in October 1987, the world witnessed the worst stock market crash in the history of Wall Street. This day, then came to be known as Black Monday. Nobody could really unravel the reason behind the massive crash. But in this series, it seems that a group of outsiders who took on Wall Street royalty may have something to do with it.
9. Joker – HOOQ
Playing one of the most anticipated characters of 2019, Joaquin Phoenix returned as a lead character after a long time. He also underwent a scrutinising body transformation for this role. The film was an absolute masterpiece and it was all thanks to the exceptionally brilliant characterisation and acting by Joaquin Phoenix. Unsurprisingly, the actor bagged the Oscar for the Best Actor, which gives you all the more reason for you to watch the film. You can rent the film on HOOQ for a one-time fee of Rs 89.
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If you pick this, you get the excuse to forget all about the other new shows and movies on Netflix and other streaming platforms this week. The Matrix trilogy is a must-watch for everybody. The premise is that the creation of artificial intelligence led to a race of self-aware machines that imprisoned mankind in a virtual reality system. Even though it was made over two decades ago, these movies are still relevant today and will most definitely blow your mind. Take this red pill, we promise you won't regret it.
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City youngsters Darren Stephenson and Luke Dean have joined non-league Hinckley United on a month's loan to gain experience.
Striker Stephenson yesterday signed a two-year contract with the development squad.
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Dr Jay takes you one step closer to mastering cyber
– Eli Kirtman
Northport, N.Y. – Dec. 24, 2020
Mastering cybersecurity is a major challenge for consumers and businesses, according to Alissa "Dr Jay" Abdullah, senior vice president and deputy CISO at Mastercard. But no worries, she has devised a game plan for anyone to follow.
"A lot of times we will look at the newest controls, the newest opportunities, and we forget about the 'basic' fundamental ideas that create a solid cybersecurity foundation," says Dr Jay, a former White House technology executive.
Dubbed Cybercrime Magazine's "CISO Ambassador" — a special designation per editor-in-chief Steve Morgan — Dr Jay is the host of "Mastering Cyber," a weekly one-minute episode which airs on the Cybercrime Radio podcast channel. Now entering its second season, Dr Jay says the series speaks to the simplicity of things we can do to make ourselves and our data more secure.
"Dr Jay is the best host," says Morgan. "We get feedback from CISOs, small business owners, educators, parents, and students, and they love what she brings. Very few people have the range to address everything from personal privacy to locking down the world's largest enterprises."
Cybercrime TV: Alissa "Dr Jay" Abdullah
Profile of a woman in cybersecurity
"Buckle up, your 60 seconds of cyber starts now," says Dr Jay at the beginning of each episode. If you make it to the end, then she promises you'll be one step closer to mastering cyber. This is important when you consider that cybercrime will cost the world $11.4 million per minute in 2021, according to Cybersecurity Ventures.
Dr Jay practices what she preaches at Mastercard. She plays cyber defense with company-wide spear-phishing campaigns and custom-designed attacks on her staff. "Our threat briefings tell employees what they're facing and the steps they can take to protect (themselves)," she explained on a recent Cybercrime Radio roundtable discussion with a group of Fortune 500 CISOs.
Growing up in the small town of Albany, Ga., Dr Jay's mother, a mathematician, and her father, a physics professional, intilled a scientific mindset on her early in life, which planted the seeds of success.
Dr Jay was inspired by the creativity and range of influence that legendary NBA basketball player Julius Erving — a.k.a. "Dr. J" — brought to the game. Aiming to resonate the same energy and influence in the cybersecurity community, she adopted a slightly different version of the dunk master's nickname when completing her PhD in Information Technology Management.
A role model for anyone contemplating a career in cybersecurity, she hit the list of "100 Fascinating Females Fighting Cybercrime" in the 2019 book Women Know Cyber. "We absolutely know cyber! I like to think I'm the first one featured in the book because I'm just that fabulous — BUT it's in alphabetical order!" she laughs.
Dr Jay possesses the street cred, cyber credentials, and outsized personality to turn what is often a boring topic into an entertaining and informative program. Tune in here for all of her episodes.
– Eli Kirtman is a freelance writer based in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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As Mastercard's deputy chief security officer, Alissa (Dr Jay) Abdullah, PhD leads the Emerging Corporate Security Solutions team and is responsible for protecting Mastercard's information assets as well as driving the future of security.
Prior to Mastercard, Dr Jay was the chief information security officer of Xerox where she established and led a corporate-wide information risk management program. Dr Jay also served as the deputy chief information officer of the White House where she helped modernize the Executive Office of the President's IT systems with cloud services and virtualization.
Dr Jay holds a PhD in Information Technology Management from Capella University, a master's degree in Telecommunications and Computer Networks from The George Washington University and a bachelor's degree in mathematics from Savannah State University.
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Gigli ist der Familienname folgender Personen:

 Angelo Gigli (* 1983), italienischer Basketballspieler
 Beniamino Gigli (1890–1957), italienischer Tenor
 Elena Gigli (* 1985), italienische Wasserballspielerin
 Lorenzo Gigli (1685–1755), italienischer Historiker
 Nicola Gigli (* 1979), italienischer Mathematiker
 Romeo Gigli (* 1949), italienischer Schneider und Modeschöpfer
 Stefano Gigli (* 1968), italienischer Fernsehregisseur

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 Liebe mit Risiko – Gigli, Film (2003)


The heart of the Riviera Maya will again feel the beat of top-flight Beach Soccer. Between May 3rd and 5th, the Mamitas Beach Club in Playa del Carmen will host the Beach Soccer Worldwide Riviera Maya Cup 2013.
Four of the best national sides will be on hand in this friendly BSWW Tour event. Besides hosts and CONCACAF kings Mexico, the four-time FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup Champions Brazil, current Euro Qualifier Champions Spain and Bahamas will hit the sand by the pristine sands of the Caribbean Sea in Playa del Carmen for an amusing spectacle.
The competition will follow the round-robin format, with all teams facing the rest and the one collecting more points clinching the cup on Sunday.
Mexico keeps this way as one of the most consistent and attractive destinies for Beach Soccer, hosting elite competitions year after year. With spectacular beaches, a consistent and Beach-Soccer-loving crowd and a powerful team, the Azteca coast is nowadays fully acknowledged as one of the sport's homes.
This BSWW Riviera Maya Cup 2013 finds a strategic place in the season calendar, too. Just days before the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup 2013 – CONCACAF Qualifier Bahamas, it gives both the Mexico and Bahamas National sides the chance to put themselves to a demanding test, facing huge sides such as Brazil and Spain before fighting their chances to go to Papeete in Nassau.
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The Importance of Assessing the Safety and Security of Broadcast Stations and Their Personnel
By David Oxenford on November 27, 2018 Posted in Appearances, Public Interest Obligations/Localism, Security
A topic not much discussed among broadcasters, but one that should be paramount in the future planning of all broadcast companies, is insuring the security of their stations and the safety of their employees. This is an issue on which all broadcasters should be focusing. Last month, the Wisconsin Broadcasters Association for the second time featured a panel at one of its conventions dealing with this topic. While many might think that security issues won't arise at their stations, in fact it can be an issue at any station in any market. Listening to the stories told by the participants on these panels, and in later discussions with audience members at the two WBA conferences where the panel has now been featured, and judging from news reports, the topic is clearly one that all broadcasters should be considering. Video of the panel held last month is available here.
While the panel was premised on protecting journalists who often are the highest profile "faces" of a TV station, from the discussion it was clear that the need for security planning is one that applies not just to TV stations with news operations, but even to radio stations and other media outlets that can, for one reason or another, be targeted by someone with a grudge against the outlet or one of its personalities. We have seen high profile incidents like the shooting of the Roanoke TV journalists or the employees of an Annapolis newspaper, and we have seen just in the last few weeks pipe bombs sent to news organizations and threats against cable TV hosts. But, as discussed at the WBA panel, there have been many less publicized incidents. Two of the panelists discussed their experiences, one a shooting at a small community-run radio station and the second an intruder making threats and smashing station property in broad daylight at a small market TV station. These incidents, beyond simply raising questions of employee safety, raise both practical and legal issues for all broadcasters.
As discussed in last month's panel, the practical issues can be as simple as the question of how to conduct operations when your station has become a crime scene. The manager of the Wisconsin community radio station where a night-time intruder shot the on-air DJ discussed not only the security review that the incident prompted, but also the operational issues that resulted from the incident. While police investigated the incident, station employees could not get into their building to operate the station. This highlighted the need for disaster and emergency planning for all stations, not just because of incidents like this, but for any eventuality (e.g. flood or chemical spill) that could make a studio inaccessible. How does a station deal with the lack of access to their main studio? Can they keep operating if that happens? Have they made plans for such an event?
On these panels, law enforcement officials emphasized the need for planning and staff training sessions so that employees know what to do if a threat arises. Many businesses already undertake this kind of training, and local law enforcement authorities are often willing to help conduct the sessions. In the small market TV incident discussed on the panel, a stranger started banging on the front door of a TV station and then retreated to the front lawn of the station using a crucifix he had stolen from a local church to start attacking the sign identifying the station. In the video show during the discussion, a station employee can be seen running out to confront the attacker. Questions were raised as to whether the better and safer approach might have been to shelter in the studio building until law enforcement authorities trained in dealing with such situations arrived on the scene, especially without knowing what other weapons the individual might have had. Would your employees have known what to do in such a situation?
The discussion looked at other instances where stations should be assessing the safety of their employees. While technology has made it possible for station employees, by themselves, to broadcast from all sorts of remote locations, should they do so? Should the station be thinking about security before sending an employee to do a broadcast from a news scene or any other remote location – especially if the employee is going on their own?
Planning for these situations is important, and as I said in my remarks, there are already lawyers thinking about potential liability for stations that don't do enough to keep their employees safe. Stations should be thinking about how to ensure a safe workplace, and taking active measures to reduce risks. Some companies have already started to review social media accounts of their stations and their on-air employees to try to identify threats early – as some online remarks may be indicative of real potential threats to station personnel. The FCC has eliminated the requirement that stations have a manned main studio accessible by the public during all business hours. While some stations feel that they need to maintain an accessible main studio to show their connection to their communities, others have decided that security is more important. Stations should make educated decisions about such matters, assessing the security implications of their choices.
These are not easy decisions, and there are no clear answers as to what stations need to do to keep their employees safe on the job, while still interacting with the community to provide the localism on which broadcasting thrives. In today's world, journalists and broadcast companies are often vilified by public figures and even by private individuals who do not, for one reason or another, like what is being broadcast. Because of the attention they get, stations need to be thinking about these issues, and planning for the security issues that may come their way. We will be writing more about these questions in future articles, but start thinking about these issues now.


If you're planning to get games for your children, think about the games for kids online. It is possible to also download fighting games with the aid of various sites which provide the fighting games for PC. Made by Supercell, it is among the most-played games on iPhone and iPad.
Video game played on computer is remarkably popular among children and teenagers. Video games are enjoyed all around the world by individuals of all ages. Many video games contain swear words that may be absorbed into a youthful psyche.
As you set your child to bed, she will be able to help you put her dolls and stuffed animals to bed also. It is normal for parents to discourage children from watching too much television because it isn't decent for their eyes. To play, begin the song and let your child try to receive 1 limb at one time into bed! Children are increasingly exposed to aggressive situations on account of the proliferation of assorted forms of media, whilst video games are offered on more platforms. Therefore, children with the opportunity to take part in online unblocked games have a tendency to forget their pain and, as a consequence, require less painkillers.
Your kids wish to devote time with you. They love soccer and that is not going to change for long time. They love to share their thoughts and opinions on an array of subjects.
What's right for your kids is a decision only you are able to make. If they tend to squabble, it might be a good idea to sit between them! They exercise all of the time before thinking of it. Just take care not to let your children read the Harry Potter series, irrespective of its popularity. Children and teens now spend hours each day before a screen looking at a wide range of media.
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There are assorted types of fighting games you may select from, creating your very own digital space, with your pick of weapon, battlefield and maybe even opponent. Many types of games that would not have worked on older Playstations are at present available. The game also has a bonus story, which you may unlock after completing the major story, though you may have to devote real money to unlock it. A number of the fast games require a great deal of attention. In the last few decades, fighting games have gained an increasing number of territory over the web too over young teenagers' minds. Many older games are provided a new dimension. It is very important to find the hottest games compatible with Move, obviously.
The games have the ability to gather player attention as it would provide you with with the excellent graphics and sound affects. If one considers playing fighting games online with their loved ones, they need to start with checking the existent categories on the net. For Android, there are a couple board games that may be played against human opponents online.
The fun games readily available online is the ideal tool for those gamers when they don't have anything to do the whole moment. Such games can be extremely informative and can offer knowledge beforehand to the kids. Today there are numerous games that have broken all records and became popular among the folks.


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Housing market has wide effect on state economy
Steve Hoffman
The sale of over 1,800 homes in Bloomington-Normal contributed $43.5 million to the local economy, according to a recent one-year survey of existing home sales.
State and local real estate officials said the industry study, which tracked sales of existing homes from October 2009 to September 2010, shows how important home sales are to the financial health of the two cities, as well as the state.
"It (home sales) generates a lot of money. You're talking about the inspectors, home cleaning, prepping the house, and things bought at Home Depot and Menard's," said Dale Elder, president of the Bloomington-Normal Association of Realtors.
Statewide, the direct economic impact was $3.2 billion according to the study, released by the Illinois Association of Realtors.
The study also found each home sold in the Twin Cities generated $23,504 directly to the local economy. Statewide, that average was $28,581. (New homes were not included in the study.)
That includes money spent on renovations and remodeling by the seller, and furnishings purchased by the new owner, as well as professional services like attorney and real estate agent fees.
When indirect effects are factored in, the impact grew to $86.6 million for Bloomington-Normal, $7.9 billion statewide. That could include things like dollars generated by transporting a product to a store, where it is then purchased by a customer.
The study also points out the consequences of the downturn in local sales. During a similar survey done in 2006, 4,913 existing homes were sold. That translated into a direct economic impact of $115 million for the local economy, $193.6 million when indirect impacts are included.
The availability of real estate listings on the Internet has also driven homeowners to put more money into their homes before putting them on the market, according to Tracy Haas Riley, an agent with Prudential Snyder Real Estate in Bloomington.
"Houses now need to be camera ready. If you can impress people on the Internet, then they will sell," said Riley, who said the market has changed significantly since she started in 1994.
"Seventeen years ago, people didn't even bother renovating anything but maybe the outside of the house," she said. Riley estimated people now spend an average of $10,000 to prepare their home before it is listed. The most common upgrades are fresh coats of paint, new carpet, and bathroom and kitchen remodeling.
Elder said the most important aspect of selling a home is pricing it correctly, but agreed that updating a house is a close second.
"After you get it priced right, it's a beauty contest," said Elder. "People want to move in to a home that's ready to go."
Sheryl Grider Whitehurst, president of the Illinois Association of Realtors, said talk among some in Congress about repealing the mortgage interest deduction would only slow the current recovery. The deduction was used by 1.7 million Illinois taxpayers in 2008.
The study also showed average existing home prices in Bloomington-Normal decreased from $183,093 in 2006 to $178,743 last year.
Lightfoot and Pritzker tout apprenticeships to make sure talented local residents get jobs at local companies


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The iconic pop art of the legendary Andy Warhol has inspired children at Ramsgate Arts Primary School.
After researching the work of the American experimental visual artist, including his famous Campbell's soup cans and Marilyn Monroe diptych, pupils set to work making creations in his style.
Colourful and imaginative work from the project that was carried out in the classroom and at home is now occupying pride of place in the school's main reception area.
Four winners were chosen by art leader Mike Brown who said: "The level of work produced by pupils of all age groups has been outstanding. They really took the creative edge displayed by Andy Warhol on board."
George from Year 5 celebrated soccer superstar Ronaldo in his winning entry. He said: "As well as painting Ronaldo's head, I used one of my sister's earrings attached to his ear as he is famous for his look as well as his football skill. I also cut one of my old football boots in half and added it to the canvas. I like the way it has come out."
Amber from Year 1 put together a series of prints featuring among others American president Donald Trump, British Prime Minister Teresa May, and RAPS Head of School Nick Budge.
She also made a display featuring her prints on drinks and soup cans and on cereal packets.
She said: "It took me a lot of time but I like what I have made."
Beatrix from Reception Class said: "I chose to draw a picture of myself for my artwork," while Miley from Year 2 was inspired by the RAPS school logo of a Viking ship in her highly detailed cut out and graffiti artwork.
So far this school year pupils have explored the work of environmental artist Andy Goldsworthy, impressionist Vincent Van Gogh, comic magazine art, and avant garde artist Jean Arp. The next artist under their spotlight will be illustrator Johanna Basford who creates detailed ink drawings for colouring in.
Ramsgate Arts Primary School is part of the Viking Academy Trust with Upton Junior School at Broadstairs and Chilton Primary School, Ramsgate.
Andy Warhol Facts:
Andy Warhol was an American artist, director and producer who was a leading figure in the visual art movement known as pop art. His works explore the relationship between artistic expression, celebrity culture, and advertising that flourished by the 1960s, and span a variety of media, including painting, silkscreening, photography, film, and sculpture.
Some of his best known works include the silkscreen paintings Campbell's Soup Cans (1962) and Marilyn Diptych (1962), the experimental film Chelsea Girls (1966), and the multimedia events known as the Exploding Plastic Inevitable (1966–67).
His New York studio, The Factory, became a well-known gathering place that brought together distinguished intellectuals, playwrights, Bohemian street people, Hollywood celebrities, musicians, and wealthy patrons. He promoted a collection of personalities known as Warhol superstars, and is credited with coining the widely used expression "15 minutes of fame." In the late 1960s, he managed and produced the experimental rock band The Velvet Underground and founded Interview magazine. He authored numerous books, including The Philosophy of Andy Warhol and Popism: The Warhol Sixties.
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The lineup of upcoming Android Smartphones in 2014 is awesome. Each has its own special pluses, and all have similar functions. Phones are starting to appear more and more like a tablet. Most have apps to do almost anything a tablet can do. Plus, of course, they can make a call. No longer, though, is calling and texting all that is expected of a Smartphone. Consumers now demand much more advanced features.
Though each person's list of the top ten varies somewhat, there are some that appear on all lists. This doesn't necessarily mean they are the best, or the only ones to choose. But, they must have something going for them to make all the lists. Lists detailing what to expect in 2014 can make the android lovers mouth water over all the features to anticipate. Lists from consumers as well as lists by reviewers of technology include the following ten Smartphones over and over.
Let's bite the bullet and start the countdown of Top Ten Upcoming Android Smartphones in 2014.
Starting of 2014 will be covered mostly with the smartphone from LG. One of the big featured smartphone is LG G Flex 2 which will have the curved display up to 90 degrees. So you can imagine if it will be easy to move thumbs around the display or not.
We don't have any of the information about specs or release date.
Till now, Only Apple and HTC has tried Fingerprint scanning feature and now LG might be the next to try it with their new G3 smartphone according to a secret report from Korea.
The processor is rumored to be LG's own Odin mobile chipset.
Galaxy S5 is still to be released in 2014. Rumors have it being released as early as April or May, but many feel it is most likely to release in April. It is several generations down the line of Samsung Galaxy Smartphones. Its features set it apart from many others.Galaxy S5 is in top of our Top 10 Upcoming Android Smartphones in 2014 countdown because of enormous success of its predictors Galaxy S3 and Galaxy S4.
If you are planning to buy a new smartphone, hold on and wait for a few days as many of above Top Ten upcoming android smartphones will launch soon. Which of the above phone is your favorite let us know in the comment section. Share this countdown of Top 10 Upcoming Android Smartphones in 2014 with your friends and family to let them know about this Top ten list.
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In addition to the issue of general water safety and that whole not-letting-the-kids-drown thing, there is another issue that needs to be dealt with these days — sun protection. Sunburn is no laughing matter, even if it doesn't always lead to skin cancer — it's bloody painful in its own right. As parents, it's part of our job to keep our children safe and that includes making sure they are not exposed to too much sun.
If just staying indoors isn't an option (and, truthfully, would you want to be stuck in the house all summer with your kids?) then sunscreen is an absolute must. But for the parts that don't get sunscreen, is a t-shirt and swim trunks enough? Perhaps — and perhaps not. A lightly woven, wet t-shirt doesn't really offer that much protection. So what can one do, short of staying indoors?
For the past seven or eight years, we've turned to the Australians for a solution. They aren't the only company making sun protection clothing, but we've been very happy with the performance and protection we've gotten from Radicool products. They offer shirts, shorts, full-body suits, and hats with an SPF/UPF rating of 100+. My kids love them and have never gotten a sunburn while wearing them. In fact, after only a couple of days in the sun, the parts not covered by the Radicool suits are noticeably darker.
For more information on sun protection, check out the World Health Organization's sun protection information and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Skin Cancer site.
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Gateway is an unincorporated community in Jefferson County, Oregon, United States. It is located about 16 miles east of Warm Springs.Gateway was named for a depression in the terrain north of Madras formed by the erosion of Trout Creek and its tributaries, which created a natural gateway for north-south railroad and vehicular traffic through Central Oregon. The name Gateway was applied to the post office at this locale in 1913. The post office, which was established about three miles from present-day Gateway, was originally called Youngs after local resident Louis A. Young. Gateway post office closed in 1956. The Proprietor of the Store and Post Office was Noah Vibbert. The station on the Oregon Trunk Railway in Gateway was also known as Galloway (not to be confused with the post office of the same name in Morrow County). Today the rail line is owned by the BNSF Railway.At one time the community had a school, a church, a railroad depot, and a store.
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半個月亮 (Ban ge yue liang) Lyrics: Jiang Yun. Music: Xian Hua.
Santiago Latorre uses voice, saxophone and electronics to break you free of gravity, make you float and take you on a trip around the Cosmos.
Eclíptica, his latest work, springs from Latorre's fascination with outer space. It recreates sensations of weightlessness, timelessness, serenity and phenomena such as the forces of attraction, - taking the listener on a journey of cyclical movements through the expanding universe.
Sometimes this interstellar journey travels back home again into the viewer's room exploring ones perception of the sky from their own vantage point.
From the universal to the personal, from the infinite to the concrete, Eclíptica was produced during Latorre's trip to Taiwan in search of a new world or to rediscover his own. Rain, language, trains, family and daily habits all make their way into the music.
There is an almost unprecedented sincerity in this wonder of slow music where each track finds a method to go beyond "ambient" using clear techniques, minute detail, minimal melodies and clockwork precision. In the end, the song seems to be an organism that has been waiting indefinitely for the right time to emerge.


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Presidential Extraordinary Research Faculty Hiring Initiative builds on UGA's Signature Themes
Pejman Rohani's research is inherently collaborative, and he says the number and diversity of infectious disease researchers at UGA creates an extraordinary environment for discovery.
"There's probably only one other place in the United States that has the number of faculty who work in infectious diseases that UGA has," said Rohani, one of five new faculty members who joined the university through the Presidential Extraordinary Research Faculty Hiring Initiative. "There's a diversity of perspectives and approaches here, and I also think there's strength in numbers—the critical mass is important for facilitating collaborations."
Rohani, a professor who holds a joint appointment in the Odum School of Ecology and the infectious diseases department in the College of Veterinary Medicine, is working on grant-funded research projects related to pertussis (whooping cough), the mosquito-borne dengue fever, polio and avian influenza. His work uses mathematical and computational models to better predict and control disease outbreaks in humans and in wildlife.
The other Presidential Extraordinary Research Hires also align with the university's Signature Research Themes of Inquiring and Innovating to Improve Human Health, Safeguarding and Sustaining Our World and Changing Lives Through the Land-Grant Mission.
Karen Burg is a bioengineer who joined the College of Veterinary Medicine as its Harbor Lights Chair. Seven of her inventions have been patented, one of which is the basis of a biomedical company that focuses on developing tools to help doctors quickly diagnose and combat breast cancer. Her research team also is finding ways to use normal, healthy cells to build replacement parts for bone or soft tissue repair.
Eric Harvill, the Georgia Athletic Association Professor in Medical Microbiology in the College of Veterinary Medicine, studies respiratory pathogens such as the bacterium that causes whooping cough. His lab is working to understand the interactions between microbial pathogens and the immune system to lay the foundation for new vaccines and treatments for whooping cough and other communicable respiratory diseases.
Stephen Trent joined the College of Veterinary Medicine as the UGA Foundation Distinguished Professor in Infectious Diseases. His research explores how environmental stimuli promote changes in microbial structures found on the surface of pathogenic bacteria. Through this research, Trent is developing methods to use bacteria to improve the efficacy of vaccines for diseases such as influenza, pertussis, cholera and HPV.
Esther van der Knaap, a professor of horticulture in the Institute of Plant Breeding, Genetics and Genomics, is exploring the regulation of fruit shape and size in tomatoes as well as in peppers. Much of her research focuses on the molecular genetic mechanisms of cell division and cell size underlying fruit formation, and her work seeks to help boost the yield and quality of fruit and vegetable crops for the agricultural industry.
Like Rohani, van der Knaap said she was drawn to UGA by opportunities to collaborate with existing faculty members who are doing related work.
"Many of my faculty colleagues here in the building are doing work that's very similar to what I do, just on different systems with a different set of questions," she said, noting that faculty members in the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences' Center for Applied Genetic Technologies have expertise in techniques such as genotyping and microscopy. "That not only benefits my research program, but also provides opportunities for graduate students and postdocs."
UGA President Jere W. Morehead and Provost Pamela Whitten emphasized that recruiting and retaining faculty members remain a key priority, with a Presidential Informatics Hiring Initiative currently underway to bring multiple faculty members to campus whose research has implications for health, cybersecurity and a number of other fields.
"We have attracted through recent hiring initiatives some of the nation's leading scholars and scientists to the University of Georgia," Morehead said. "As the institution's research capacity expands so does our capacity to make a positive difference on the world around us."
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By ROWENA PLETT
After serving Marion and its surrounding communities for 35 years, Ty Zeiner of Zeiner Funeral Home is still on the job providing end-of-life services to bereaved families. He has been involved in the business for 47 years.
He said he learned the art of caring for bereaved families while observing the operators of a funeral home in his hometown of Minneapolis, Kansas. At 13, he got a job doing maintenance work at Hawks Funeral Home and working at the family's furniture store.
At 14, he drove a hearse, still legal at the time, and at 15 and 16, assisted with removals. He also helped at funerals.
"By the time I was a senior, I knew what I wanted to do," he said.
He attended Cloud County Community College in Concordia and then San Francisco College of Mortuary Services.
After a one-year apprenticeship in Minneapolis and two-and-a-half years at a funeral home in Hutchinson, he took over management of a mortuary in Jetmore.
Zeiner became friends with several other morticians, including Jerry and Dorothy Harp of Marion, who took over Thompson Funeral Home in 1969 and named it Thompson-Harp Funeral Home.
In January 1984, the Harps asked him to come and work for them with the understanding he would buy the home from them when they retired. He and his wife, Janet, bought the home in October 1987 and named it Zeiner Funeral Home.
"I checked my records, and on Jan. 1, I had spent 40 years on call 24/7," he said. "I spend 65 to 80 hours a week on the job."
Through the years, Zeiner bought and sold several other funeral homes in the central Kansas area. One that he still owns is Lamb Funeral Home in Whitewater. He also operates homes in Marion, Hillsboro, Council Grove, and Herington.
Zeiner does the embalming in all five locations. He said when he embalms a body, his mind is on surviving family members. He says he wants to make the body look as nice as possible for those who knew the person.
He said if a body is to be buried within 24 hours of death, it does not have to be embalmed. Cremation is also an option.
Zeiner has six full-time and five part-time employees. Two former employees — Reuben Fauerborn and Jared Jost — served apprenticeships and have their own funeral homes today.
The funeral home in Marion is 102 years old. It was built as a private residence and became a funeral home in 1935. Zeiner said it was always well maintained. Some additions were made to the west of the building.
Now 60, Zeiner said he doesn't consider what he does as a job, but, rather, a way of life. He looks on his past 35 years with satisfaction.
"I've taken great pride in my dedication to Marion and surrounding communities," he said. "Some of my patrons have become great friends."
He and his wife divorced in 1998. They have four children, all graduates of Marion High School — Brad of Salida, Colorado; Chelsea of Marion; Joel of Ft. Collins, Colorado; and Julia of Bend, Oregon.
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In my previous Resilient Responder post, I mentioned the essential role of social support in building personal resilience. Next, let's focus on the importance of self-efficacy.
Not surprisingly, both our field experience and ongoing research show that emergency responders who feel competent and prepared are the most resilient in a crisis. The experienced superstars often bounce back quickly. Evidently, being good at your job enables you to handle whatever comes with confidence, optimism, and determination. Even when facing a novel, unexpected situation, those who are well trained and self-assured are most likely to respond effectively and recover more quickly.
This is what motivates responders to practice, practice, practice until their actions and decisions become automatic. Most emergency response organizations understand this and devote considerable resources and time to drills and rehearsals. The result is skilled responders who are adaptive and better able to adjust to adversity and unanticipated challenges, hallmarks of personal resilience.
Anything you can do to increase your sense of self-efficacy will build your personal resilience in preparation for whatever is ahead.
What is less understood is the importance of real-time coaching and feedback in maintaining resilience during an emergency response. Ongoing contact, however brief, with mentors and supervisors increases both confidence and competence in the midst of a crisis situation. The opportunity to ask questions, solicit input, and receive reassurance from trusted colleagues increases self-efficacy. It is important to keep in touch with coworkers throughout a critical incident. This will promote your resilience and enable you to renew your efforts to handle responsibilities in the worst of situations.
After the emergency is over, debriefing with colleagues about your successes and failures facilitates learning. More importantly, sharing vulnerable feelings with someone you trust can promote healing and recovery. This gives the brain a chance to sort through upsetting images and memories, prioritize and resolve what's important, and file away the rest.
After a critical incident is also a good time to review information about normal reactions to trauma, to reassure yourself and others that you're OK and will return to normal soon. The increased self-efficacy that results will promote your resilience.
Because of the direct link between feelings of competence and the ability to be resilient during and after a tough situation, it's worth learning all you can about your job responsibilities. But don't stop there – be sure to keep in touch with coworkers both during and after an emergency response. This will help repair your brain, rebuild your confidence, and return your personal resilience to its prior level.


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Sept. 25, 2013. Greg Cairns, who operated the Grandview Restaurant, a fixture in Foscoe, with his wife Debbie for more than 30 years, passed away on his 61st birthday on Sept. 19.
Friends described Cairns has someone who would do anything to help you out.
"He always had a smile on his face, and if he didn't, he would soon," said Dave Bartlett, who knew Cairns for the past 25 years.
Like Cairns, Bartlett, owner of The Speckled Trout Café in Blowing Rock, has spent his career experiencing the "trials and tribulations" of running a restaurant in the High Country, and the two would bounce ideas off of each other.
The Cairnses opened the Grandview Restaurant in 1977 – two days before their fourth wedding anniversary. Debbie's father Jim Barker, a contractor working in Hound Ears, was the impetus for opening the restaurant because Barker couldn't find a decent cup of coffee along N.C. 105, according to a 2006 High Country Press business profile. At the time, the Grandview Restaurant was the only diner in between Boone and Linville.
Just like Bartlett, Bill Wilkinson enjoyed Greg's company for decades. Wilkinson, owner of Grandfather Trout Farm and Gem Mine, operates his business about a block from the Grandview Restaurant and is practically a neighbor to the Cairnses.
Wilkinson knew Greg for roughly 35 years and watched his kids grow from babies to young adults.
Wilkinson noted that Greg had a passion for and a wonderful collection of building model toys such as airplanes, boats and race cars.
He added that Greg loved to escape the restaurant by going out to the Watauga Lake on his boat to fish, drink beer and just relax.
From his obituary, Cairns is survived by his wife, Debra Barker Cairns; son, Charles Logan Cairns of Banner Elk; daughter, Leigh Ann Pozell and husband, Joseph, of Greensboro; two brothers, Michael Cairns of Florida, and Jack Cairns of Canada; and four sisters, Carol Price, Sandra Turtle, and Kim Wareham, all of Canada, and Gerri Robinson of Seattle, Washington. A number of nieces, nephews and cousins also survive.


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