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The Multilingual Local in World Literature
The Multilingual Local in World Literature Orsini, Francesca; 2015-12-01 00:00:00 This essay questions the geographical categories used to underpin current theoretical and methodological approaches to "world literature," which end up making nine-tenths of the world, and of literature produced in the world, drop off the world map or appear "peripheral." Focusing on the multilingual north Indian region of Awadh in the early modern period, it argues that an approach to literature and space that takes multilingualism within society and literary culture as a structuring and generative principle and holds both local and cosmopolitan perspectives in view is more productive for world literature than approaches based only on cosmopolitan perspectives of circulation and recognition. world literature multilingual literature north India http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Comparative Literature Duke University Press http://www.deepdyve.com/lp/duke-university-press/the-multilingual-local-in-world-literature-DQeviMi5yr
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This essay questions the geographical categories used to underpin current theoretical and methodological approaches to "world literature," which end up making nine-tenths of the world, and of literature produced in the world, drop off the world map or appear "peripheral." Focusing on the multilingual north Indian region of Awadh in the early modern period, it argues that an approach to literature and space that takes multilingualism within society and literary culture as a structuring and generative principle and holds both local and cosmopolitan perspectives in view is more productive for world literature than approaches based only on cosmopolitan perspectives of circulation and recognition. world literature multilingual literature north India
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Дом под крестом () — историческо-архитектурное здание на улице Шпитальна, 21 в Кракове, Польша. В настоящее время в здании располагается Театральный музей имени Станислава Выспянского, который является филиалом Краковского исторического музей.

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Название здание происходит от креста, который располагается над входом в здание. Согласно польскому хронисту Яну Длугошу здание было построено в 1474 году. Несколько раз перестроенное здание использовалось с XVIII века в качестве приюта для нуждающихся. В начале XX века городские власти планировали снести здание, но в конечном итоге его площадь стала использоваться под магазины и жилые помещение. В здании находился также офис Ассоциации польских художников.

В 1933 году в здании был театр Cricot. С 1939 года Дом под крестом был местом размещения Краковского исторического музея.

Постоянная экспозиция музея была открыта в 1969 году и состоит из экспонатов, предоставленных в 1952 году краковским Национальным музеем, польским театральным деятелем Людвиком Сольским, краковскими театрами и частными лицами.

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 J. Adamczewski, Kraków osobliwy, Kraków: Wydawnictwo «Skrzat», 1996, ISBN 83-86871-83-0.
 M. Hanik, Muzea Krakowa, Kraków: Krakowski Ośrodek Informacji Turystycznej, 1991.

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Stabbings, and Deadly Responses, Add to Israel Security Challenge
Despite an Israeli security crackdown that includes giving the police greater leeway to open fire and mobilizing 1,400 border police reserve officers, Israel is struggling to contain a spasm of violence.
Palestinians carried out four attacks against Israelis in Jerusalem on Monday alone.
In one, a 13-year-old Israeli boy in Pisgat Zeev, a Jewish area of East Jerusalem, was riding his bicycle when two Palestinians from a nearby neighborhood stabbed him, wounding him critically, according to the police. The assailants, cousins 13 and 15, also severely wounded a 25-year-old man.
The younger attacker was injured as he tried to flee, apparently hit by a car, according to the police. Officers fatally shot the elder one, the police said, when he charged at them with a knife and ignored calls to stop.
Relatives on Monday mourned a Palestinian teenager killed during clashes with Israeli forces. A cycle of violence has defied Isreal's latest crackdown. CreditIlia Yefimovich/Getty Images
Two Israelis have been killed and more than 20 hurt in more than 15 knife attacks across the country just this month. About 10 Palestinians have been fatally shot by the security forces while they were carrying out, or attempting to carry out, attacks, or after snatching weapons from soldiers or police officers.
The Israeli authorities say they are unable to pre-empt or halt the attacks through intelligence or other means since they are largely being carried out by so-called lone wolves: Palestinian individuals, many of them teenagers, unknown to the security services, apparently acting without the backing of any organization and almost spontaneously.
But the resort to live fire, often with lethal consequences, is increasingly opening Israel up to criticism, placing the government in a quandary.
Earlier Monday, a Palestinian man, Mustafa Khateeb, 18, from another East Jerusalem neighborhood, stabbed a border police officer at the Lion's Gate entrance to the walled Old City. The officer was wearing a protective vest and was unharmed. Police officers fatally shot the assailant and were later praised by their superiors for their swift response.
Hours later, a Palestinian teenager from East Jerusalem stabbed a police officer near the national Police Headquarters, and the officer shot and wounded her. On Monday night, a Palestinian attacked a soldier with a knife and tried to grab his gun on a bus near Jerusalem's central bus station. The assailant seized a pistol that a police officer on board dropped during the struggle, the police said; other officers arrived and fatally shot him.
Under domestic pressure, the Israeli government wants to project an iron fist in an effort to deter further attacks and to restore the Israelis' shattered sense of personal security. Yet human rights groups, Palestinian activists and Arab members of the Israeli Parliament say that at least in some episodes that were caught on video, officers appeared to have acted too aggressively, firing at suspects who did not appear to be presenting any immediate mortal danger, and at times shooting to kill.
Some critics argue that too tough a reaction only pours gasoline on the bonfire, inspiring more attacks and protests that sometimes escalate into deadly clashes. Some of the videos of police shootings have had the added effect of turning the Israelis, in the eyes of some people, from the victims of terrorism into aggressors.
Israeli analysts say there are no easy answers.
"When somebody is standing with a knife, whether a man or woman, and threatens to stab you and your assumption is they intend to kill you, you want to protect yourself," said Michael Herzog, a retired brigadier general and Israel-based fellow of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy.
"Clearly it is preferable to arrest the perpetrators and bring them to justice," he said, "but you can't control it. People are under psychological pressure." Mr. Herzog added, however, that some cases might warrant further investigation.
Video of the shooting of Fadi Alon, 21, who stabbed and wounded a 15-year-old Jewish boy, Moshe Malka, outside the Old City on Oct. 4, appeared to show Mr. Alon being killed by the police as he was trying to flee from Israeli civilians who were pursuing him, shouting "Shoot him!"
Amnesty International, which has accused Israel of using excessive force, said that killing "appears to have been an extrajudicial execution."
Ahmad Tibi, an Arab member of Israel's Parliament, questioned why the police killed Mr. Alon but spared Yishai Schlissel, an ultra-Orthodox Jewish man who stabbed six marchers at a gay pride parade in Jerusalem in July before officers wrestled him to the ground. One of Mr. Schlissel's victims, a 16-year-old girl, later died of her wounds.
Video of the shooting and wounding of an Arab Israeli woman wielding a knife at a bus station in the northern Israeli town of Afula has also raised doubts about the threat she posed.
The acting national police chief, Bentzi Sau, said open-fire regulations were based on "means and intention." Noting that the woman in Afula was shot in the lower body, he said that she had been warned to drop the knife but failed to do so, meaning that the forces had to act to "neutralize the threat."
Mr. Herzog said he had seen the Afula video. "The police panicked. It is hard to judge people in that situation," he said.
An Israeli resident of Pisgat Zeev, who requested anonymity to avoid the attention of the police, said she had seen the shooting of the young assailant on Monday from a distance of a few meters. Police officers "jumped out of a van and started shooting," she said. She could not see if the youth was holding a knife, but she said the police had acted too quickly to have given much warning.
"They fired at least 10 shots," she said. "It's like the Wild West here. This was overkill."
And like many Palestinians who are skeptical of Israeli police accounts, relatives of Mr. Khateeb, the suspect from Lion's Gate, said they found it hard to believe he had done any harm.
"They shot Mustafa for no reason whatsoever, like they have been doing to every other Palestinian lately," said his aunt, Bakriya al-Khateeb Bakri, 44. "He had plans with my husband to go to Nablus on Thursday, pick up our daughters who study at Al Najah University and buy an entertainment system for his car."
Feeding the anger, the Palestinian news media often denies that any attack took place.
Al Haq, a Palestinian human rights group, noted that under global standards the use of firearms "is permissible as an absolute last resort" against imminent threat of death or serious injury, and "only when other extreme measures are proven insufficient."
Sarit Michaeli of the Israeli human rights group Btselem said, "On an immediate level, of course the police have an obligation to protect citizens. But they are expected to do so by using the minimum amount of force." If necessary, the police could aim to shoot suspects in the leg, she said.
She added that the police were operating in a public climate that encouraged strong, decisive action, pointing to supportive messages from police superiors, politicians and some of the news media.
Jerusalem's mayor, Nir Barkat, who has urged citizens with gun licenses to carry their personal weapons, described the attacks in his city on Monday as "a shocking form of evil."
He added in a statement, "I would like to commend and thank the security forces, security guards and dedicated citizens who took swift action in all of the recent events, bravely neutralizing terrorists and stopping killing sprees."
Yair Lapid, the leader of the centrist Yesh Atid party, which currently sits in the opposition, visited Lion's Gate on Monday. Of the police response to the attempted stabbing that morning he said: "That should be the operating model. Whoever comes at us with a knife needs to know that they will be shot."
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The political consultant to Yahoo on his relationship with his phone.
Brian Goldsmith: Stretch, drink water and coffee, check email.
BG: My four-month-old daughter, Eliza.
BG: A standing desk. I can't believe I used to sit all day.
BG: Here are two: "The Secret History" by Donna Tartt — the first novel I truly loved. "What It Takes" by Richard Ben Cramer — the best book I've ever read about presidential campaigns (and the deepest, and the most fun…read it for the Joe Biden section alone).
BG: No, shamed by Arianna, I moved it across the room so I can't look at it in bed.
BG: Not very well. But I do two smart things: I mark as unread emails that I want to go back to, and stop checking after 10pm.
BG: Ideally: call my wife or take a walk outside. Too often: deal with email.
BG: After we sold our startup. Partly it was all the work that went into building the company. Partly it was a realization that I was no longer passionate about what we were doing. I switched back to work I loved — covering policy and politics — and haven't felt burned out since.
Brian Goldsmith is a political consultant to Yahoo. He's also co-founded an investment startup and served as a producer at CBS News. You can find him on Twitter at @GoldsmithB.


A pullout next to the river in the popular east Yosemite Valley with vegetation loss– one human impact that the Merced River Plan is supposed to address.
Releasing the final plan in 2014, it took 27 years, 3 lawsuits, and over 3 years of planning for the Merced River Plan (MRP), aimed at complying with the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, to come about.
The Merced River Plan manages one of two Wild and Scenic Rivers in iconic Yosemite National Park. As the 4th most visited national park in the US and 10th most visited in the world, there are a lot of people invested in Yosemite– especially Yosemite Valley, which hosts 90% of visitors. The famed Merced river flows through this valley and received Wild and Scenic River (WSR) designation in 1987. This designation prevents further development in the river corridor, and protects the river's (1) free-flowing condition, (2) water quality, and (3) outstandingly remarkable values (biological, recreational, geologic, hydrologic, scenic, and cultural) (WSRA, 16 U.S.C. 1271 et seq.).
So what is this big Merced River Plan, and how can one find out current information about it?
As for online resources, you can go to the National Park Service (NPS) planning page for the MRP or you can consult their Facebook page for updates. If you are not familiar with environmental planning processes, the MRP planning page may be dizzying. The key decisions listed on the main page do not explain any portion of the reason why or how they were reached. There is no search button on the Yosemite National Park Facebook page, so you have to spend the time to scroll through months worth of posts before coming to MRP updates.
There's no dedicated web page to current MRP implementation updates.
Yosemite park visitors seeking more real time updates on road construction and park closures are given the option to call the general information office to speak with a ranger. NPS does say, however, that "If you're returned to the main menu, it means the ranger is already on the line (try again)." So the phone lines are minimally staffed, and one may not be able to get through right away.
In response to one recent call, the Yosemite park ranger seemed less than fully informed about whether construction was on schedule and had moved into its second phase. The second phase road circulation map online states an effective date of Nov. 21, 2016. This map had to be referenced before the ranger understood what was being talked about.
There seems to be a possible disconnect between park management and the public when it comes to the MRP.
A look at the three lawsuits leading to the final MRP reveals a lot about Yosemite's NPS. Though the Merced River was designated in 1987, it was an eastern California district court ordering the NPS to prepare a Merced River Plan in 1999 that initiated the planning process. When NPS released the first draft of the plan in 2000, it was deemed lax on conservation goals by the Ninth Circuit appeals court because it didn't properly address what public use the River could tolerate amid such high visitation rates. Two local NGOs, Friends of Yosemite Valley and Mariposans for Environmentally Responsible Growth (collectively "Friends"), brought this and the 2 proceeding lawsuits (2002, 2006, and 2008) against the NPS. It took a decade of litigation for Yosemite's NPS to craft a plan that would do the minimum required by law. These lawsuits set the standard that Wild and Scenic River plans are to use preventative rather than reactionary management.
Those lawsuits and the public comments received during the 112 day comment period led to NPS revising the final plan. Some of the changes made due to public comments can be viewed here: MRP Response to Public Comment Examples. In the case of the Merced River Plan, public comment played a part.
During the public comment session in 2013, one person commented on the ease of access to MRP information.
HSU politics professor Mark Baker gave some insight as to what engaged citizens can look for in a US park management plan if they seek out information themselves. He outlined what fundamental issues good policy in those regions should address.
He explained how the Organic Act of 1916 (which created the NPS) has created this tension, since it puts an emphasis on the NPS's duty to promote tourism and increased visitation but also requires them to conserve the park.
According to HSU Environmental Management and Protection professor Steve Martin, the next step in finding the balance between environmental protection and recreation for Yosemite Valley is a an active and informed public.
Conservation and recreation go hand in hand, and both are needed to maintain the Merced River watershed. Watchdog nonprofits and citizens do have an impact, which can be utilized to create movement in the right direction.
HSU Forestry professor Sungnome Madrone has had over 45 years of experience related to watershed restoration, and his long list of accomplishments in successfully improving management of the redwood forests and watersheds of Humboldt County is inspiring in itself. He gave some insight into Wild and Scenic River Act (WSRA) implementation. Madrone recognized the shortcomings of government when it comes to compliance, but emphasized that it's important to not get discouraged because really big things do happen with persistence. As long as there's a movement in the right direction that's reasonable, meaningful positive change is occurring.
In the aftermath of Donald Trump's presidential victory, many Americans have spent the past few weeks piecing themselves together and trying to regain sight of hope. Some, however, are finding that silver linings are not so far from their line of vision.
Michelle Neal, a nurse from Oakley, California, says that in light of Trump's election, she has experienced elevated levels of stress and depression. While a few of her friends have begun therapy as a means to cope, Neal is taking a more proactive approach.
Awareness and action, Neal believes, are her two most empowering tools at the moment. She says that she has been signing petitions from change.org and other campaign sites as a means to stay involved. As a safety measure for her own well-being, she has cut social media out of her life substantially.
Though she anticipates rough tides throughout the Trump administration, Neal finds solace in the thought that the majority of Americans who did not vote for Trump will act as a buffer against any detrimental policies.
While Neal has placed her faith in the unity of determined progressives, others are looking towards another faction of dynamic thinkers for encouragement.
Christian Legaspi, a 26-year-old music producer and DJ, believes that artists and the work they produce over the next four years will help to inspire activism.
Legaspi immigrated to the United States when he was 7 years old, and says that it was painful to see Trump, a candidate whose campaign he believes was founded largely on xenophobic rhetoric, win the presidency. Yet, he speaks optimistically about the potential unity that music can bring a divided country.
Beyond the influence of music and song, is the influence of words themselves.
In an era of communication where one can become an overnight sensation from a single blog post or Youtube video, the potential of a wi-fi equipped laptop or smartphone cannot be underestimated. Compelling words can affect a nation with just a few clicks.
Rudy Lopez, a Master of Fine Arts and artist by profession, is hopeful that there are many forward-thinking intellectual works to come, which will have reaching impacts on our nation through the Trump Administration and beyond.
In his lifetime, Lopez says he has never witnessed such an overwhelming election cycle, and has been shocked by the outpour and wide reception of Alt-right ideals. Yet, he's also confident that this reinvigorated white nationalism is a greater incentive for progressives to express themselves.
"This has been an unconventional election, and if the KKK, neo-Nazi's and other white supremacists feel emboldened to express themselves like they wouldn't have dared before, why wouldn't progressives?" Lopez said.
Himself a writer, Lopez is looking forward to seeing this response play out through written works and leave its mark and influence in this politically troubled period.
It's 40 degrees outside at nine o'clock at night. You're cramped in a small compact car parked on the street in front of Humboldt State and you're worried about getting a ticket for sleeping in your car.
This and not knowing how to pay for the next meal are some worries that many Humboldt State students deal with daily. Humboldt State has one program on campus called Oh Snap, which is a food pantry for students to use. Oh Snap is free for Humboldt State students to use once a week to get food. But for the students that are homeless right now, there is no program on campus. A Homeless Student Advocacy Alliance (HSAA) club formed to offer help to students in need of somewhere to live.
Michael Barnes, a 27-year-old communications major at Humboldt State, is the vice president of the HSAA club.
Chanté Cat is a 37-year-old sociology major at Humboldt State who is the President of the HSAA. Cat believes that it is partly HSU's responsibility to provide programs for students in need.
Many transfer and freshman students aren't told how hard it is to get housing either on or off campus before they move to HSU. The school doesn't have enough on campus housing to house the number of students coming in and already enrolled. Students have complained that the off-campus apartments around the neighborhood are hard to get into and have strict rules and guidelines to follow.
Mira Friedman is 39 years old and is a health educator, Director of Prevention Education through the Department of Justice grant and co-coordinator of the Oh Snap program.
Over half of HSU students are unable to get access to food, that is about 4,506 students going hungry. When Oh Snap first started in 2013 they found that students were unable to meet the requirements to have CalFresh because they were students. CalFresh is a federal program that gives people monthly electronic assistance to buy most groceries at grocery stores. Now Oh Snap is helping students apply for CalFresh.
When Oh Snap first opened they had over 1,000 students visit the pantry for their first time and over 1,900 visits from students overall, reports the Oh Snap website.
Oh Snap is funded by many sources including the CalFresh grant, Associated Students, IRA funds (student fees), College of Professional Studies and fundraising campaigns like the holiday canned food drive. The College of Professional Studies pays for some of the student employees at Oh Snap and CalFresh pays for the rest. The IRA and the Associated Students help pay for the food.
Acquiring food addresses part of the problem. Oh Snap has free cooking classes and demonstrations to help show students that they can make easy and healthy meals at home for cheap and has a farm stand during the harvest seasons for students to get free healthy vegetables.
But more is needed, say advocates for students struggling to meet basic needs.
"I would like HSU to support and advocate for students experiencing food and housing difficulties in whatever way is feasibly possible," said Barnes.
College students face competing priorities. Not only do the parents who do return to school now have to juggle both responsibilities of parent and student, but they also experience their peers' and administrators' new perceptions of them.
Most college universities offer different options for students who are also parents, but in most cases being both a parent and a student isn't talked about in the classroom settings. Chelsey Davis, 20-years old and a child development major, said that she has looked at people in class when they say they have a child.
Unless people have experienced the daily tasks of being a parent, very few realize what it entails. Yvette Cuevas, a communications major and mother to her 2-year-old daughter, has had a positive experience with being both a parent and student. Cuevas feels that her peers were supportive of her having to balance both roles.
A major factor of any parent's daily lives is being able to find quality and affordable daycare for their child. Affordable childcare has been an important topic nationwide for many years. Cuevas shared that at first finding quality daycare for her daughter wasn't easy.
When it comes to having children, especially young ones, being blindsided by unexpected situations is a normal occurrence. For a parent who is also in college this can become very difficult with having to attend classes. Armeda Reitzel, professor and department chair of the communications department, said that she has had instances where students have no other choice but to bring their child to class.
"I have had students come to me," Reitzel said. "Both students who are going to become parents during the very same semester that they take a class with me and students who have children. I actually do appreciate it, so if for some reason they are unable to complete something on time, if for some reason they are late or have to bring the child or children to class at least I've been given a heads up.
Reitzel says she "loves little kids" and has no problem with them being in class if there is no other options available for the parents.
Lisa Drew, communications/dance major and a member of Delta Phi Epsilon sorority, said she knows a few people who are also parents and students and has a lot of respect for them.


Love these episodes, as well. They always give me ideas of series and issues I need to re-read (or seek out to read, for the first time).
Funny you mentioned WARRIORS OF PLASM. I pulled the first 4 issues out of my longbox just last night, to revisit. I managed to get through the first half of the first issue, then I just stopped reading and skimmed the early David Lapham art. It worked better for me that way.
Interestingly, in the letter column for issue 2, Rick Remender wrote in praising Shooter not only for his writing, but also for his perseverance, with regard to having been sent packing from two comic companies in recent years. Remender also notes that, at 20 years old, he is preparing to head to the Kubert School, to become a comic artist. Doing a quick search, he did inks over Kieron Dwyer on the first issues of Geoff Johns's Avengers run, which is crazy, to me. Seems like he did the smart thing, though, in turning to writing.
Thanks, as always, for the podcast.
Chris! That's a great Remender info nugget. I wonder how many other creators "changed" roles in their careers to better success. I think the Kubert brothers were letterers early on. There's gotta be more.


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Poland: Internship at the Jewish Museum in Krakow
Go beyond the ordinary. Poland only recently emerged from beyond the Iron Curtain, joined the European Union and landed on the itinerary for travelers go want to escape the familiar and touristy sites of Western Europe. Here they're discovering old cities
The Jewish Museum in Krakow is a non-profit institution that looks at the highlights of Jewish history in Poland. The museum runs exhibits that present past and present Jewish culture through lectures, exhibitions, concerts, classes, and publications. This new program is a great opportunity for a volunteers who are interested in their own pasts or who are interested in history and museum work more generally. Participants can choose between 3 possible program tracks: Educational Volunteers working on the educational track help lead tours for visitors to the museum as well as running youth workshops in subjects such as Jewish dance and arts. Participants in this track also have the opportunity use the museums resources to study Jewish history and culture as well as work on Polish language skills. Publications Volunteers helping on this track assist with preparing, proofreading, and designing materials for museum publications. These include both educational and promotional materials. Public Relations Volunteers in the public relations track work with marketing and fundraising to keep the museum running smoothly and to boost visitor numbers. Participants help with the website as well as with contacting sponsors and friends of the museum. This track offers a more "behind the scenes" look at the running of a large institution such as the Jewish Museum.
Go beyond the ordinary. Poland only recently emerged from beyond the Iron Curtain, joined the European Union and landed on the itinerary for travelers go want to escape the familiar and touristy sites of Western Europe. Here they're discovering old cities, castles, lakes and virgin forests. They explore and party in historic cities of Krakow, Wroclaw and Gdansk that offer hip restaurants and clubs, great live music and a thriving art scene set against the backdrop of cities that date back 600 years.
Krakow is one of Europe's most beautiful cities, with history and culture emanating from every corner of the city. The exact origin of Krakow is unclear, but the city gained recognition and prominence at the turn of the first millennium as a market town. The city's heyday was in the mid 14th century under the rule of King Kazimierz the Great. Kazimierz commissioned numerous buildings and established the Jagiellonian University. Kazimierz also provided a haven for Jews at this time. One of Krakow's districts, named Kazimierz, became the leading Jewish settlement in central Europe until World War II. For centuries Krakow was the capital of Poland – a great bustling city serving as the seat of government, and center of scholars and artists from all around Europe. Each group left a strong historical and cultural imprint which can still be felt after centuries of ups and downs. While the city no longer plays an important administrative role in Poland, Krakow is an exceptional reflection of
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THE KEY CONCEPT : There is a long tradition of depicting male authority figures with a scowl as a way to project power and aggression.
Figure 1: Churchill's bellicose scowl as captured by Yousuf Karsh during the dark days of WWII.
Emperors do it. CEOs do it. Politicians do it. Even, school mascots do it : they are all depicted knitting their brows in the Imperial Frown. Image makers for thousands of years have exploited the expressive power of scowling foreheads above an otherwise neutral face to create a sense of combativeness, authority, and stern self-possession, without escalating to out-and-out anger, which would require the addition of a frowning mouth. The Imperial Frown is an expression that never seems to go out of style, and it's one that we associate with men rather than women, perhaps because, up until recently, the ranks of monarchs, prime ministers, and mercenaries were so overwhelmingly male.
So many faces. So many ways to express emotions. Faigin examines facial expressions in movie stills, cartoons, fine art, illustrations and photographs and shares his insightful analyses in his monthly blog.


Even though this house didn't make it, other houses in the area "only" got smoked badly and the meaningful contents of family history, collectibles and memories can be salvaged, saved, restored and preserved.
As with any natural disaster, while there are homes etc that are at ground zero and get obliterated from which you cannot salvage anything except melted metals, there are 1000's of homes in the surrounding area that got hit marginally and have the chance to save and protect the items they deem important, or treasure or are of some value.
Such is the case, as you can see, that as we made our first salvage efforts and pick ups in Malibu yesterday after the fire a few days ago, the scene is apocalyptic… but there is much to save, protect and restore. Not all is lost.
Smoke damaged artwork and collectibles can be saved.
While we wear masks and gloves while we handle art objects, this picture of my hands shows you what readily comes off the frames items we picked up. Person safety and health should be of primary importance whenever involved in cleaning up after a disaster, especially with mold. Yet, just the smoke smell in the house we visited caused a reaction in the throat and stomach, something that almost never happens to me. It was a good reminder that not all smoke is the same and no two situations are the same. Protect yourself always, whether in a major disaster like this one or from a small problem at home.
The items we picked up include family photos, photos of hobbies and athletic events, children's drawings and paintings, certificates of accomplishment, nice paintings on canvas… all things that make up the story, heritage and memories of a family. It doesn't all have monetary value but it all has emotional value important to future emotional recovery and it will be important to future generations.
In the downpour of rain the days after the fires that I experienced in OC, I was worried that Malibu might be ready to slide into the Pacific from mudslides. Malibu dodged that bullet in this storm with only minimal debris flow to be seen.
This year, we have prepared insurance claims for over 60 clients encompassing over 7,000 art related items.
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Like doctors, car repair etc there are lots of services that help people. We feel good that there is a "social conscience" about our work preserving family history, cultural heritage and art for future generations. Thanks for your comment.
Thanks Angela. Best wishes to you in your important work too!
We've connected with a few but nothing that would benefit from an organized effort. I'll let you know Mel. Thanks for your charitable heart.
Blessings and God speed in your work, wow!
Very sad. Any artists in the area need help?
It's an important work,Scott. It is indeed heartbreaking to see the devastation.Similar recovery efforts are going on in Rio at the National Museum. Would love to talk with you about it.
Tks for sharing. Great work!
It is an honorable FACL mission in California after the tragedy. The Scott Haskins Team, always ready to care, rescue and save the most important memories.
Thanks Shane for your nice comment.
Thanks Caroline. There is much satisfaction our work.
Great work you and your team are doing!!
Thank you for your encouraging story. I'm getting my gumption up to do another day of salvage and hoping to find more of my sister's carvings.
The devastation in California is truly heartbreaking. Thankyou for your efforts and expertise.
Hi Scott….It is a sad and tragic event, no one would wishful, but I bet it creates a lot work for you.


Can you settle for good enough? If not you may be ruled by perfectionism which can take over your life in many sneaky ways. OCD is one.
Tip one: Know when perfectionism has taken over. Use the checklist above to see if you are struggling with a brain that focuses too strongly on getting things perfect.
Tip two: Do not let stigma keep your from getting professional help. Part of trying to be perfect means not thinking you need help, particularly professional help. Not helpful.
Tip three: If you seek professional help, make sure you seek competent help. Not so easy. For OCD you want someone who uses a cognitive behavior approach. You also want someone who is comfortable with medication and either can prescribe or is affiliated with someone who can.
When dealing with any therapist, look for someone who has a feedback mechanism in place. The best feedback at the moment comes for the International Center for Clinical Excellence. Not many therapists use this group, however. Another way to measure progress is to develop a SMART Goal for what you want from therapy and see if the therapist will use that as a feedback mechanism.
Parenting tip one: As there seems to be a strong genetic basis for perfectionism including OCD, if you are a perfectionist, your child might easily struggle with OCD. At the same time, most children show some of the above signs. The trick is always to decide how much perfectionism's rules.
Parenting tip two With a teen have him or her complete the above check list. Also think of using the check list at a family meeting and then discussion how the media seeks perfectionism.
Parenting tip three: Visit this Parents Are People Blog Post for more tips.
DAILY PROMPT: Burning Down the House – your home is on fire. Grab five items (assume all people and animals are safe). What did you grab?
My glasses so I can see my way out; my hearing aides because they are too expensive, my pills so I can stay alive a bit longer, my lap top and finally mt passport – the back up system for my computer.


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Book Review: January Moon
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January Moon: The Northern Cheyenne Breakout From Fort Robinson, 1878–1879, by Jerome A. Greene, University of Oklahoma Press, Norman, 2020, $29.95
Jerome A. Greene, retired research historian for the National Park Service and author of numerous books involving American Indians and the U.S. military, reexamines the desperate, ultimately tragic attempt by Chief Dull Knife's Northern Cheyenne to escape their imprisonment at Fort Robinson, Neb. By the end of the 1876–77 Great Sioux War the Army had driven the Northern Cheyennes south to Indian Territory (present-day Oklahoma). In that hostile environment they began to sicken and die from such epidemic diseases as malaria or from starvation. In 1878 Chiefs Dull Knife and Little Wolf resolved to lead 300 of their tribe out of their government-designated reservation and return to their northern homelands. Greene describes in detail that valiant effort and the battles they fought with the soldiers that tried to force them back, notably a string of successes that highlighted Little Wolf's natural ability as a commander.
As they neared their goal, the chiefs split forces. Dull Knife's band soon surrendered to the Army and followed the road to Fort Robinson to await the government's judgment. Its decision, rendered in early days of 1879, was an order to trek back to their reservation in Indian Territory. Lacking proper winter clothing, Dull Knife and his people saw no option other than to attempt a breakout. On the night of January 9, after a desperate struggle against the garrison, the Indians managed to get as far as Antelope Creek, where the bluecoats annihilated anywhere from 32 to 64 of them. Eleven escaped to join Little Wolf's band; 78 others were recaptured. Eleven Army troopers and one Indian scout were also killed. Four years after the uneven battle Assistant Surgeon Carlos Cavallo sold Cheyenne skulls and other remains he'd found at Antelope Creek to the Smithsonian Institution.
The events leading up to the bloodbath at Fort Robinson inspired legendary director John Ford's Western Cheyenne Autumn. Involving as it did 150 Cheyenne men, women and children armed with 12 rifles, three revolvers and miscellaneous knives, one cannot help but question the magnitude of the threat they posed to the fully equipped U.S. cavalry and infantry who mowed them down. One might also ask about the hatred underlying that sense of menace. The author, however, suggests it was not the behavior of lower-ranking Army officers that brought on disaster but the strict orders they received from their superiors in Washington, D.C. What those authorities wanted above of all else was permanent confinement of the independent bands of hunters and warriors on American soil. January Moon makes an excellent addition to military history, albeit one tainted with deep sorrow.
—Thomas Zacharis
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The efficacy of amodiaquine and sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine combination as a second-line therapy for chloroquine-resistant Plasmodium falciparum infections was investigated in Rwanda in September 1986. Children ≤5 years old presenting with a P. falciparum parasitemia 14 days after treatment with chloroquine were administered either amodiaquine (25 mg/kg over 3 days, 64 patients) or sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine (as a single dose with tablets containing 500 mg of sulfadoxine and 25 mg of pyrimethamine: ¼ tablet for children under 1 year, ½ for those 1–3 years old, and 1 tablet for those 4–5 years old; 34 patients) and followed for 7 days. Seven days after starting treatment with amodiaquine, 50 (76%) children were aparasitemic. All the children who had received sulfadoxine-pyrimethamine were aparasitemic 7 days after initiation of therapy.


Pretty basic, you say? Well you'd be surprised by a lot of the briefs I've received. Yes, marketers usually know what they want to say. But they sometimes need help to simplify it, or express it differently, so that their audience can grasp it easily.
What's often missing on their briefs, though, is a detailed description of their prospective customers. I wonder why. Are clients investing less in research these days?
The more audience information and insights you give to your copywriter, the better your communications will be. Below is one of the most effective ads I've ever written. It was inspired by a market insight, specifically how ale drinkers viewed lager drinkers.
Your copywriter needs good, strong facts and insights about your prospects. What interests them? What do they worry about? What problems are they having? How will your product or service help them? Or what's stopping them buying from you?
That last question can lead to a breakthrough in the way your brand is perceived. Take the supermarket Lidl. Until about a year or so ago, in the UK, Lidl was always promoting itself as a cheaper alternative to Tesco and Waitrose. That strategy helped it attract price-conscious shoppers away from its more expensive rivals. But, despite Lidl's low prices, Tesco and Waitrose customers were unlikely to shop there. They didn't believe Lidl sold quality produce.
Then Lidl embarked on a different strategy to woo them. It started running press ads featuring lobster and fine wines. Recently it has opened deluxe pop-up restaurants so that prospects can sample its products. And just this past Christmas it ran a commercial featuring a group of people enjoying a delicious feast and then being surprised to discover that it all came from Lidl.
One more point about describing your audience: your advertising and marketing will be stronger if you can segment prospects based on their needs or, in B2B, their industries. Then you can tailor your emails or DM to them, or have separate pages on your website that address their specific needs.
Give your copywriter a good, clear picture of your audience, and your communications will work harder.
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Grand Opening SALE! Sitting on the southernmost tip of the Baja Peninsula, Nobu Los Cabos has mesmerizing views of sparkling sapphire waters of the Pacific stretching as far as the eye can see. The hotel offers 200 guest rooms and suites, ample meeting and event spaces, a luxurious spa, retail shopping, infinity pools, private cabanas, and a variety of bars and dining, including a Nobu restaurant on the beach and farm to table restaurant Malibu Farm.
Nobu // Kuala Lumpur, MY My options...Pay to go up a tower with a viewing platform to see the city in a space over run with tourists, Or commit to finding an excellent bar or eatery with a similar view that I can also get reasonably drunk in. I give you my photo from Option B. Dead fish, Sake, Sunsets and a random mans trousers I had to borrow to be able to get into Nobu 😂 turns out they are not a fan of shorts....who knew.


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TCM Fest: Good god! Peggy Cummins heats up "Gun Crazy"
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It was a wild ride watching "Gun Crazy" (1950) projected on the humongous screen of the Egyptian Theatre yesterday afternoon at TCM Fest.
Screenwriter Dalton Trumbo's pulpy film-noir concerns a pair of newly weds; played by John Dall and Peggy Cummins, they're just doin' what newly weds do. They're livin', lovin', workin' … and they're shootin'. It's a match made in hell — just a couple of good old-fashioned American gun nuts. Teaming up, they detach with ease from the conventional path. Soon they're on the lam. They rob banks and payroll departments; in the process, they pop a few unlucky losers who get in their way (he regrets this, she justifies it). Then they screech their way across rural America in stolen getaway cars.
(Sound familiar? Yes, a clear precursor to Arthur Penn's "Bonnie and Clyde.")
I watched "Gun Crazy" from the relative safe haven of the Egyptian Theatre balcony; descending the staircase after the film, I felt queasy, messed up … freaked out.
"Gun Crazy"'s violent tour swings through the nation's middle swathe and ends up ~ where else ~ on the Santa Monica pier. It becomes a desperate foot chase in the wilds of northern California. Argh, it's a hard-boiled finish. California basically does them in.
Ramping up the film"s heat is a hugely visceral and instinctual performance by the then-18-year old Peggy Cummins, a British actress first brought to Hollywood by Daryl Zanuck in 1945. Cummins was in person at TCM Fest yesterday. That is a miracle.
Film noir expert and curator of TCM's film noir department, Eddie Muller, interviewed the actress. Calling "Gun Crazy" "hugely influential," Muller noted that neither Godard's "Breathless" nor Penn's "Bonnie and Clyde" would have existed without it. Muller, who knows his stuff, called Cummins's performance in the film "the signature female performance in a film noir," then, going further, "the most ferocious female performance in American cinema."
High praise. Explained Cummins:
"I came to America, it was 1945. I left in 1950, and haven't been back since. It's lovely to be here.
"It was all such a long time ago. Darryl Zanuck gave me a contract with Fox. I came to play in "Forever Amber." But I didn't. They didn't think I was sexy enough.
"I have made films with Ronald Coleman, Edward G. Robinson, Victor Mature, Vincent Price, and yet this, "Gun Crazy" is the one that stood out.
"Fox made a big splash for me when I came over. I weighed 98 pounds and had an 18" waist.
"I went to Zanuck's party [at his home.] All these people were there, Lubitsch, Tyrone Power, Joan Crawford. I said 'Hello,' as though I knew them. It was awesome. They were stars; I was an actress."
"The tendency, if you were a bit short, blonde and rather pretty, was for a conventional role, but this was quite a meaty part. An actor wants to play against type."
Cummins recalled the iconic bank robbery sequence, the footage for which filmed by a crew, cinema-verité style, in the back seat of the getaway car, all in one take, with improvised dialogue. "They [director Lewis, the d.p., and sound man] designed a car, I was driving the car. Behind me was the camera, the crew, the sound, they were breathing down my neck. They told me, You've got to park the car, John Dall gets out and make up your own dialogue. A policeman walked up. I get out of the car, saying, hello, I'm just waiting for somebody. That's a nice gun you've got, he says to me, and then all hell breaks loose. John Dall gets out of the bank and he jumps in the car. It was all in a single take, about four minutes long. It was quite something."
Peggy Cummins discussing Gun Crazy on Saturday at the 2012 TCM Classic Film Festival in Hollywood, California. 4/14/12 Photographer: Jason Merritt
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Louisville sophomore Terry Rozier is one of 17 college point guards up for the 2015 Bob Cousy Award. The 6'1" Columbus, Ohio native is averaging 18 points, 5.5 rebounds, 2,5 assist and 1.8 steals per game so far this season.
The award will be announced April 10th on ESPN2 at 8:00pm EST.
For more info go to www.CousyAward.com.


Wait, so there was no weed?
An officer stopped a car with a hole in one of its brake lights. When the officer asked the driver to step out of the car to show him the hole, he noticed the driver smelled of marijuana.
The man gave the officer permission to search his car and his person, and the officer noticed one of the man�s pockets was half pulled out. When he reached inside, the officer felt something, and then he looked at the ground and noticed a plastic baggie.
Clearly, this was not a search the officer wanted to conduct himself, so he released one of the driver�s hands from the handcuffs. Somehow, the man was unable to retrieve the weed. It was gone.
But the baggie on the ground had crack cocaine in it, so the driver was taken to jail.


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What to know about trauma levels
Medically reviewed by Alana Biggers, M.D., MPH — By Louise Morales-Brown on October 23, 2020
Trauma center levels
Pediatric trauma centers
Trauma centers provide immediate definitive care to people with severe injuries. Some parts of the United States acknowledge three levels of trauma centers, while others acknowledge five levels.
Level 1 is for the most serious injuries, where trauma is often large and requires a fast response time. The lower levels focus on evaluating and stabilizing the person so that, if necessary, staff can transfer them to a higher level facility.
Hospitals vary in how they determine who needs to attend a higher level of trauma center. Healthcare professionals will likely judge this according to physiological data and the type and mechanism of injury.
Keep reading to learn more about the five levels of trauma centers, as well as pediatric trauma centers.
Image credit: ER Productions Limited/Getty Images
In U.S. states that acknowledge five levels of trauma centers, the highest level is level 1. These centers provide the most comprehensible level of trauma care.
As the level decreases, the centers tend to have fewer resources and facilities. However, the resources and availability of staff are enough to provide a basic level of trauma care.
A level 1 trauma center is a specialist care facility. It provides care for each aspect of an injury, including prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation.
According to the American Trauma Society, a level 1 trauma center usually:
has surgeons available within the facility 24 hours a day
has prompt availability of practitioners such as orthopedic surgeons and neurosurgeons
acts as a referral resource for people in nearby regions
provides public education to the surrounding communities
offers continuing education for staff within its facility
uses a quality assessment program
uses teaching and research to help develop and improve trauma care
has a screening and intervention program in place for people living with substance use disorders
meets a minimum requirement regarding the annual volume of severely injured patients
Level 1 and level 2 trauma centers are very similar, and both can manage people with severe injuries. Both centers require surgeons to be available 24-7 to respond to a trauma patient shortly after their arrival at the center.
One of the main differences between level 1 and level 2 trauma centers is that level 2 centers do not have the research and publication expectations of a level 1 center.
The American College of Surgeons also note that in level 1 trauma centers, the director of the intensive care unit (ICU) must be a surgeon with a current board certification in surgical critical care.
This requirement is not in place for level 2 trauma centers, which also do not require continuous rotations in trauma surgery for senior residents.
A recent article in OTA International notes that level 3 trauma centers typically:
provide care to injured people within their capabilities and resources
transfer stabilized patients to level 1 or level 2 centers, when necessary
are in areas that are farther away from higher level trauma facilities
provide continuous surgical coverage
offer programs to medical staff to improve care
Unlike level 1 and level 2 trauma centers, surgeons, anesthetists, and other members of staff do not need to be on-site 24 hours a day. However, they must be able to reach the hospital within 30 minutes if the center contacts them.
Level 4 trauma centers are usually located in more rural areas. They have resources to provide advanced trauma life support (ATLS) before transferring patients to a higher level trauma center.
ATLS is a training program for medical providers that teaches them how to manage those dealing with acute trauma. It enables level 4 trauma centers to evaluate, stabilize, and diagnose injured people.
Elements of level 4 trauma centers include:
basic emergency department facilities
trauma nurses and physicians available when the injured person arrives
the provision of surgery and critical care services
the ability to transfer patients to level 1 or level 2 trauma centers if they require more comprehensive care
an active outreach program for its referring communities
Level 5 refers to the most basic type of trauma center. As with level 4 trauma centers, level 5 trauma centers can provide ATLS and evaluate, stabilize, and diagnose people with injuries.
The features of a level 5 trauma center usually include:
nurses and medical staff available on patient arrival
after-hours protocols if not open 24 hours a day
may provide surgery and critical care services
transfers patients needing more comprehensive care to level 1, 2, or 3 centers
A pediatric trauma center is a facility that specializes in treating injured children. It must meet all the criteria of an adult center but also have the following:
a pediatric surgeon who oversees the pediatric trauma service
surgeons who have credentials for pediatric trauma care
pediatric specialists in several disciplines, including orthopedics, neurosurgery, and rehabilitation
a separate pediatric emergency room and ICU
specialized equipment to resuscitate children in all patient care areas
pediatric-specific quality assurance and performance improvement
A 2019 study analyzed injured children who attended either a pediatric trauma center, a general trauma center, or a nontrauma center. Children who received treatment in pediatric trauma centers were more likely to survive their injuries than those who attended the other facilities.
Trauma centers are facilities that treat severely injured or critically ill individuals.
Although some states adopt a three-tier scale of trauma levels, others acknowledge five different levels of trauma centers.
Level 1 and 2 trauma centers usually provide more comprehensive care than the lower levels. However, the lower level centers are still able to evaluate and stabilize people, allowing staff to transfer them to higher level centers if necessary.
Last medically reviewed on October 23, 2020
Bones / Orthopedics
Clarification document: Resources for optimal care of the injured patient. (2020).
https://www.facs.org/~/media/files/quality%20programs/trauma/vrc%20resources/clarification_document.ashx
Haws, B. E., et al. (2016). Criteria for level 1 and level 2 trauma codes: Are pelvic ring injuries undertriaged.
Lundy, D. W., et al. (2019). Trauma systems in North America.
https://journals.lww.com/otainternational/Fulltext/2019/03011/Trauma_systems_in_North_America.2.aspx
Myers, S. R., et al. (2019). A national analysis of pediatric trauma care utilization and outcomes in the United States.
Soto, J. M., et al. (2018). An overview of the American trauma system.
Trauma center levels explained. (n.d).
https://www.amtrauma.org/page/traumalevels
Wesson, D. E., & Coselli, J. S. (2012). Pediatric trauma centers: Coming of age.
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Samburu National Reserve - Kenya
Located inside the Samburu National Reserve in Northern Kenya, Samburu Sopa lodge is built atop high ground allowing panaromic views of the vastness of Samburu shrub land and the hills beyond.
The lodge is built to reflect the architectural heritage of the local communities whose sons and daughters make up the majority of the work force at the lodge. Fifteen cottages, each with two bedrooms are built in an arch formation on either side of the public areas to surround the waterhole but leaving a wide gap to allow the animals free movement to the water.
Samburu Sopa Lodge : In-Brief
Samburu National Reserve. 350 Km from Nairobi.
6 hr drive from Nairobi. 50 minute flight from Wilson Airport to Samburu Oryx airstrip. 10 minutes transfer from the airstrip to the Lodge.
60 rooms. Includes 2 inter-connecting wheelchair accessible rooms.
Bar, lounge, restaurant, out-door dining area, swimming pool, gift shop. WiFi in public areas.
Game drives, bush dining, bird watching, nature walks, board games.


This week has been spent really enjoying time with my kiddos before my little girl had to start back to school.
She can't wait to go back on Monday with her new hair cur, looking far too grown-up for her own good!
Something about haircuts always makes kiddies look so grown up!
Dylan is going to really miss his sister and I'm really worried its going to set him back again, but we just have to roll with the punches!
I am super excited to start doing a Project Life folder. My sister (http://daydreamingfoodie.com) introduced me to it! She sent me a picture of her first page on whats app, and I instantly knew that I had to do this too! So last night I spent a lot of money buying all these awesome things to do this project life! I am now going to be eagerly awaiting the postman everyday for the next week to get all of my bits for it, then I can get started!
Basically its a thing where you can put pictures, quotes, anything at all that you can think of! I'm going to use mine for a bit o everything and to just keep memories in it, be it quotes, photos, flyers or anything at all!
I thought it would be a lovely thing to do, not only for myself but for my kids too, Whenever they are older they will be able to look through it and see all of the fun things that we did whenever they were little. I think that I am going to do a double page spread for ever month.. but knowing me it will probably end up being a double page for each week!
I got myself this pretty little pink 12″x12″ album, I am super excited for it to arrive, but knowing my luck all the other little bits will come first! Unfortunately I couldn't order it all of the same website otherwise I would have and then I would know I could get started as soon as it arrives, though I suppose it is good it is all coming from different websites as it means that I can get new bits everyday in the post and enjoy the prettiness day by day rather than all at once!
I have ordered rather a lot of the little cards, because… well I just couldn't help myself once i had seen all the beautiful options!! who could!
At this rate I'm going to need my own little study to put all my paper cutting things in and all this project life stuff that I have flying its way towards me in the post!
I'm really exited to be able to share my project life with you all whenever I have got it all and have made a little start! Do any of you do/have done a project life thing? I would love to see them if you have! Inspiration is always fab! Also what things would you guys recommend to make mine extra pretty or just things that you guys enjoyed using/putting in yours?


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Leg Cramp Remedies You'll Thank Us For Later
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How To Prevent Leg Cramps From Cramping Your Style
Molly Longman
Photographed by Rockie Nolan.
Nothing will cramp your style like, well, a leg cramp. This painful sensation can occur when one or a few muscles contract involuntarily. It can happen in any part of the body, but it's often the ones in your legs (sometimes called Charley horses) that really bring you down. Don-A-Matrix, a personal trainer for celebrities such as the Kardashians, says he cramps up from time to time because of his intense athletic training. He describes cramps as feeling like someone with a good grip is "grabbing you and won't let go."
There are myriad ways to combat muscle cramps, and they can be broken down into two categories: Prevention and damage control. There are things you can do to head them off so you won't have to deal with them at all, but there are also ways to make them go away fast if you're in the middle of an intense one.
Luckily, though, a garden variety cramp usually won't last longer than 10 minutes— if they persist or are a constant issue in your life, you might want to see a doctor.
Get enough potassium.
Having enough potassium can help prevent cramping because of the role it plays in the nervous system to help regulate muscles and the way the contract. Dr. Gary Olson, DC, a chiropractor and certified personal trainer, recommends eating bananas, and other foods that contain potassium.
Don't get dehydrated.
Cramps often occur when lactic acid builds up in the muscles, according to Harvard Health. Dehydration can make this problem worse. "When it comes to leg cramps, we know [one of] the most important things is hydration," says Don-A-Matrix, who's partnered with BodyArmor as a spokesman. "One thing I use for the leg cramp is BodyArmor Lyte. It's hydrating and the [electrolyte] potassium in it really helps the leg cramps. If you can't get bananas in the system, I just drink that for prevention."
Other sports drinks can help with this problem too. And don't forget about good, old fashioned water.
Stretch it out.
Use a foam roller and don't forget to stretch before you exercise.
Take magnesium.
Olson recommends magnesium citrate for people who cramp up regularly. "Magnesium citrate is in a perfect ratio of Magnesium to sodium," Olson says. "If you have a magnesium or sodium deficiency, [cramps] should go away pretty soon after taking the supplement."
Massage.
Olson recommends a rubbing a tennis, lacrosse, or golf ball up and down the affected muscles to increase circulation. You can also use a IDSON muscle roller stick, which is made to aid recovery and provides relief in a similar way to the tennis balls.
Again, stretch it out.
Stretching isn't just a prevention tactic, it can also help relieve the cramp. It's going to hurt — but use mild stretching techniques such as pulling your toes toward you and standing up on you tip toes helps.
Leg Cramp Remedies: How To Stop Leg Cramps Fast
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The Latest: UK govt formally suspends Parliament for 5 weeks
Posted: Sep 9, 2019 / 04:17 AM CDT / Updated: Sep 10, 2019 / 12:07 AM CDT
Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson, left, meets with Ireland's Prime Minister Leo Varadkar at Government Buildings in Dublin, Monday Sept. 9, 2019. Boris Johnson is to meet with Leo Varadkar in search of a compromise on the simmering Brexit crisis. (Niall Carson/PA via AP)
LONDON (AP) — The latest on Brexit (all times local):
The British government has formally suspended Parliament, sending lawmakers home for five weeks amid a Brexit crisis.
The legislature was officially prorogued, or suspended, with a formal ceremony in the House of Lords — but only after House of Commons Speaker John Bercow voiced his displeasure, saying many regard it as "an act of executive fiat."
There were raucous scenes in the House of Commons as opposition lawmakers chanted "Shame on you."
Lawmakers will return Oct. 14, little more than two weeks before Britain is due to leave the European Union on Oct. 31.
The opposition accuses Prime Minister Boris Johnson of trying to stop lawmakers studying his Brexit plan.
It is the first time in more than 70 years a British government has suspended Parliament when faced with opposition.
British lawmakers have rejected Prime Minister Boris Johnson's request for an election before the country's scheduled departure from the European Union next month.
A total of 293 of the 650 House of Commons members backed the proposal, well short of the two-thirds majority needed. Opposition lawmakers voted against the measure or abstained.
Johnson wants a snap election Oct. 15, just over two weeks before the scheduled Oct. 31 date for Brexit. But opposition parties say they won't support an election until Britain has secured a delay to the Brexit date, to ensure the country does not crash out of the bloc without a deal.
Parliament has ordered the government to seek an extension if there is no deal by late October, but Johnson is vowing not to seek a delay.
Britain's House of Commons has demanded the government hand over communications among officials about its decision to suspend Parliament and its plans for a no-deal Brexit.
Lawmakers passed a motion calling on the government to release, by Wednesday, "formal or informal" emails and text messages between aides and officials relating to the suspension, as well as to the impact of leaving the European Union without a deal.
Under parliamentary rules, the government is obliged to release the documents.
Lawmaker Dominic Grieve, who proposed the motion, said there were suspicions that Parliament was being suspended to stop the legislature from debating the risks of leaving the EU without a withdrawal agreement.
Johnson says he is cutting short the parliamentary term so he can outline his domestic agenda at a new session of Parliament in October.
U.K. House of Commons Speaker John Bercow says he will step down by the end of next month after a decade in the job.
Bercow told lawmakers that if Parliament votes Monday in favor of an early election, he will quit before the campaign. If they don't he will quit Oct. 31 — the day Britain is due to leave the European Union.
He says he will quit both as speaker and as a member of Parliament.
Bercow has angered the Conservative government by repeatedly allowing lawmakers to seize control of Parliament's agenda to steer the course of Brexit. He says he is simply fulfilling his role of letting Parliament have its say.
The Conservatives had said they would run against Bercow in the next national election, breaking a convention that the speaker be elected unopposed.
A bill that would force British Prime Minister to seek a delay to the Oct. 31 Brexit deadline if no deal is reached has become law with approval by Queen Elizabeth II.
The royal approval was announced Monday by Norman Fowler, the speaker of the House of Lords.
The queen's approval was seen as a formality after the bill was approved by Parliament. It is opposed by the government.
It is designed to prevent Prime Minister Boris Johnson from taking Britain out of the European Union without an agreement with the other 27 nations in the bloc.
Johnson has said he will not seek a delay to the deadline.
France's prime minister has asked his government to be ready to handle "a certain level of disturbances" that would result from a possible no-deal Brexit.
Edouard Philippe said in a statement after a special meeting of ministers closely involved with Brexit that France is "preparing for all scenarios" in close cooperation with its European partners.
He said France has hired 600 extra customs agents to handle cross-border trade and security and 200 veterinaries.
Philippe said "tests in real conditions" will be performed in the coming weeks to ensure that new border-check facilities at French ports, train stations and airports are operational.
Britain is due to leave the European Union on Oct. 31.
There have been no breakthroughs at the meeting between British and Irish leaders on the Brexit impasse.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Irish counterpart Leo Varadkar said in a joint statement that their Monday meeting in Dublin was "positive and constructive."
They met privately over breakfast and then joined their delegations for more talks about how to deal with the difficult question of how to deal with the Irish border once Britain leaves the European Union.
The statement says "common ground was established" but that important gaps remain. No details were provided. The statement says they plan to meet again in the near future.
The Irish border has emerged as a main stumbling block in the stalled negotiations.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government has confirmed it will suspend the U.K. Parliament later Monday until Oct. 14.
Spokesman James Slack says Parliament will be prorogued, or suspended, at the close of the day's business.
Johnson has previously said he would send British lawmakers home sometime this week. The suspension limits Parliament's ability to block Johnson's plans for Brexit.
Johnson says the UK must leave the EU on Oct. 31, with or without a divorce agreement.
Lawmakers are trying to stop a no-deal Brexit, and some have branded the suspension a "coup."
Worries that Britain is set to fall into recession soon as a result of Brexit uncertainty have eased after official figures show that it expanded by a monthly 0.3% in July.
The increase reported by the Office for National Statistics follows a 0.2% contraction in the second quarter which stoked talk of a recession, widely defined as two consecutive quarters of economic contraction.
Most analysts also expect output in August to rise, too, as car manufacturers will be at work having brought forward their annual maintenance shutdowns to earlier in the year to deal with the initial Brexit date of March 29.
Though the economy looks set to grow in the third quarter of the year, it remains hobbled by Brexit. Business investment has been particularly weak as firms put off investment decisions while awaiting clarity over Britain's departure from the European Union, now scheduled for Oct. 31.
The Dutch government's statistics office says that British investment in the Netherlands has soared since the United Kingdom voted in 2016 to leave the European Union, while Dutch investment in Britain has shrunk.
The Central Bureau for Statistics says Monday that the data confirm perceptions "that British companies are moving their activities to the Netherlands because of uncertainty about Brexit."
The bureau says that U.K. investment in the Netherlands was 14 billion euros ($15.4 billion) in 2016. It more than doubled in 2017 and rose to 80 billion euros in 2018.
Meanwhile, Dutch investments in Britain — worth 50 billion euros in 2016 — fell to less than half that total in 2017 and the statistics office says that last year there was a Dutch "disinvestment" of 11 billion euros – meaning that businesses were withdrawing their investments from Britain.
Germany's foreign minister says he would like Britain's exit from the European Union to be as orderly as possible but that requires London to make clear proposals.
Heiko Maas noted in Berlin that the British Parliament has decided it wants to prevent a "no-deal" Brexit.
He added that "we remain in principle ready to talk, and we have to be in order to make possible as orderly a withdrawal as possible, but that ultimately requires clear decisions and proposals from London."
Maas reiterated that Britain will remain an "important strategic partner" with "extraordinarily close relations" to Germany after Brexit. But he didn't address the possibility of a delay to Britain's withdrawal beyond the current Oct. 31 deadline, which Prime Minister Boris Johnson's opponents want to force.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has told Ireland's leader that a Brexit deal can be reached so Britain leaves the European Union by Oct. 31.
Johnson told Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar that he believes a deal on the Irish border question can be secured in time to enable a smooth British departure from the EU by the scheduled Brexit date.
He said a "no-deal" departure from the European Union would represent a "failure of statecraft."
Varadkar also said at a joint appearance before the start of a meeting in Dublin that Britain has not produced any realistic alternatives to the controversial "backstop" agreement reached by Johnson's predecessor, Theresa May.
Opposition to the backstop was a key reason why Britain's Parliament rejected May's Brexit deal with the EU on three occasions earlier this year.
The backstop is intended to make sure that no hard border is put up between EU member Ireland and Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom.
The Irish leader says more negotiations are needed and that the Good Friday peace agreement, which states that no hard border is re-imposed on the island of Ireland, must be respected.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is to meet with Irish leader Leo Varadkar in search of a compromise on the simmering Brexit crisis.
The two are to meet in Dublin Monday morning for the first time since Johnson took power in July.
Varadkar has said he does not expect a breakthrough in the impasse over how the Irish border will be handled once Britain leaves the European Union.
Johnson plans to press a rebellious Parliament later Monday to back his plan for an early election, but opposition parties have said they will vote the measure down.
A new bill that seeks to force Johnson to seek a Brexit delay before the Oct. 31 deadline is set to become law on Monday.
Johnson has said he will not seek a delay.
Follow AP's full coverage of Brexit and British politics at: https://www.apnews.com/Brexit


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Q: How to recreate database with doctrine migration? I would like to use database migration tool in my current project. It's a php-project in zf3, therefore i decided for doctrine migrations. Here is pretty good example, how to use this tool.
The issue is, im adding tables from my code, which then are saved in a separate table. On init (first initial migration) I would like to remove all tables, that were added by program (from my code - the amount differs) and just create the table, in which the software saves created tables. I didn't find a simple solution, how to remove all tables except one from a database, therefore i thought, that i flush the whole database and then create the table, I need.
In order to not delete the migrations table, I created separated database, where only this one table exists. Now on up i would like to change the database, flush it, create the table, where all created tables will be saved, and change the database to migration, so that migration will be saved.
Here is the code, that will clarify, what I want to do:
public function preUp(Schema $schema) {
    $this->addSql('use migration');
    $this->addSql('drop database osm');
    $this->addSql('create database osm');
    $this->addSql('use osm');
}

public function up(Schema $schema){
    $table = $schema->createTable('axx');
    $table->addColumn('id', 'integer', ['autoincrement'=>true]);
    $table->addColumn('title', 'text', ['notnull'=>true]);
    $table->addColumn('date_created', 'datetime', ['notnull'=>true]);
    $table->setPrimaryKey(['id']);
    $table->addOption('engine' , 'InnoDB');
}

public function postUp(Schema $schema){
    $this->addSql('use migration');
}

This code isn't working properly - the table post will be created in migration database. Why? Besides of that, I suppose there is in general a better solution for this problem, which i would like to hear.

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Q: How to make animation like radar signal in android? I have an app in which I have to make an animation similar to that of a radar signal. But I am not quite sure of how to accomplish this. Any suggestions in this regard will be appreciated
Example of image like animation

A: The answer is already given here at this so post see here given by Ajay Pandya
You can use some below libraries
https://github.com/jfabrix101/RadarCustomVIew
https://github.com/gpfduoduo/RadarScanView
i.e
Radar.java
public class RadarView extends View {

    private final String LOG = "RadarView";
    private final int POINT_ARRAY_SIZE = 25;

    private int fps = 100;
    private boolean showCircles = true;

    float alpha = 0;
    Point latestPoint[] = new Point[POINT_ARRAY_SIZE];
    Paint latestPaint[] = new Paint[POINT_ARRAY_SIZE];

    public RadarView(Context context) {
        this(context, null);
    }

    public RadarView(Context context, AttributeSet attrs) {
        this(context, attrs, 0);
    }

    public RadarView(Context context, AttributeSet attrs, int defStyleAttr) {
        super(context, attrs, defStyleAttr);

        Paint localPaint = new Paint();
        localPaint.setColor(Color.GREEN);
        localPaint.setAntiAlias(true);
        localPaint.setStyle(Paint.Style.STROKE);
        localPaint.setStrokeWidth(1.0F);
        localPaint.setAlpha(0);

        int alpha_step = 255 / POINT_ARRAY_SIZE;
        for (int i=0; i < latestPaint.length; i++) {
            latestPaint[i] = new Paint(localPaint);
            latestPaint[i].setAlpha(255 - (i* alpha_step));
        }
    }

        android.os.Handler mHandler = new android.os.Handler();
        Runnable mTick = new Runnable() {
        @Override
        public void run() {
            invalidate();
            mHandler.postDelayed(this, 1000 / fps);
        }
        };

    public void startAnimation() {
        mHandler.removeCallbacks(mTick);
        mHandler.post(mTick);
    }

    public void stopAnimation() {
        mHandler.removeCallbacks(mTick);
    }

    public void setFrameRate(int fps) { this.fps = fps; }
    public int getFrameRate() { return this.fps; };

    public void setShowCircles(boolean showCircles) { this.showCircles =     showCircles; }

    @Override
    protected void onDraw(Canvas canvas) {
        super.onDraw(canvas);

        int width = getWidth();
        int height = getHeight();

        int r = Math.min(width, height);

        //canvas.drawRect(0, 0, getWidth(), getHeight(), localPaint);

        int i = r / 2;
        int j = i - 1;
        Paint localPaint = latestPaint[0]; // GREEN

        if (showCircles) {
            canvas.drawCircle(i, i, j, localPaint);
            canvas.drawCircle(i, i, j, localPaint);
            canvas.drawCircle(i, i, j * 3 / 4, localPaint);
            canvas.drawCircle(i, i, j >> 1, localPaint);
            canvas.drawCircle(i, i, j >> 2, localPaint);
        }

        alpha -= 0.5;
        if (alpha < -360) alpha = 0;
        double angle = Math.toRadians(alpha);
        int offsetX =  (int) (i + (float)(i * Math.cos(angle)));
        int offsetY = (int) (i - (float)(i * Math.sin(angle)));

        latestPoint[0]= new Point(offsetX, offsetY);

        for (int x=POINT_ARRAY_SIZE-1; x > 0; x--) {
            latestPoint[x] = latestPoint[x-1];
        }

        int lines = 0;
        for (int x = 0; x < POINT_ARRAY_SIZE; x++) {
            Point point = latestPoint[x];
            if (point != null) {
                canvas.drawLine(i, i, point.x, point.y, latestPaint[x]);
            }
        }

        lines = 0;
        for (Point p : latestPoint) if (p != null) lines++;

        boolean debug = false;
        if (debug) {
            StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(" >> ");
            for (Point p : latestPoint) {
                if (p != null) sb.append(" (" + p.x + "x" + p.y + ")");
            }

            Log.d(LOG, sb.toString());
            //  " - R:" + r + ", i=" + i +
            //  " - Size: " + width + "x" + height +
            //  " - Angle: " + angle +
            //  " - Offset: " + offsetX + "," + offsetY);
        }

    }

}

in your activity.xml
<LinearLayout xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"
android:layout_gravity="center"
android:layout_width="match_parent"
android:layout_height="match_parent"
android:orientation="vertical"
android:background="@android:color/black">

<Button
    android:layout_width="wrap_content"
    android:layout_height="wrap_content"
    android:text="start"
    android:onClick="startAniamtion"/>

<frusso.radartest.RadarView
    android:id="@+id/radarView"
    android:layout_width="240dp"
    android:layout_height="240dp"
    android:layout_gravity="center_horizontal"

    />

<Button
    android:layout_width="wrap_content"
    android:layout_height="wrap_content"
    android:text="stop"
    android:onClick="stopAnimation"/>

Activity.java
public class MainActivity extends Activity {

    RadarView mRadarView = null;

    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.activity_main);

        mRadarView = (RadarView) findViewById(R.id.radarView);
        mRadarView.setShowCircles(true);
    }

    public void stopAnimation(View view) {
        if (mRadarView != null) mRadarView.stopAnimation();
    }

    public void startAnimation(View view) {
        if (mRadarView != null) mRadarView.startAnimation();
    }
}


With the social change brought on by the Great Migration of African Americans into the urban northeast after the Great War came the surge of a biracial sensibility that made America different from other Western nations. How white and black people thought about race and how both groups understood and attempted to define and control the demographic transformation are the subjects of this new book by a rising star in American history.
An elegant account of the roiling environment that witnessed the shift from the multiplicity of white races to the arrival of biracialism, this book focuses on four representative spokesmen for the transforming age: Daniel Cohalan, the Irish-American nationalist, Tammany Hall man, and ruthless politician; Madison Grant, the patrician eugenicist and noisy white supremacist; W. E. B. Du Bois, the African-American social scientist and advocate of social justice; and Jean Toomer, the American pluralist and novelist of the interior life. Race, politics, and classification were their intense and troubling preoccupations in a world they did not create, would not accept, and tried to change.


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Búdkovianske rybníky je chráněný areál v oblasti Záhoří.

Nachází se v katastrálním území obcí Holíč a Radimov v okrese Skalica v Trnavském kraji. Území bylo vyhlášeno či novelizováno v roce 1994 na rozloze 14,0744 ha. Ochranné pásmo nebylo stanoveno.

Externí odkazy
 Chráněný areál Búdkovianske rybníky, Štátny zoznam osobitne chránených častí prírody SR
 Chránené územia, Štátna ochrana prírody Slovenskej republiky

Chráněné areály na Slovensku
Chráněná území v okrese Skalica
Holíč
Radimov


In a previous entry, we discussed the basics of indemnity and indemnification obligations. If you've not read it yet, we encourage you to do so before reading this section.
A very popular use of the indemnity agreement occurs when "prime contractors" (more often called 'general contractors' in Florida) subcontract out all or a portion of their work under a customer contract, to one or more subcontractors. When a general contractor engages a subcontractor, they are on the hook for the subcontractor's actions, inactions, and quality of work.
Thus, the prime contractor will often draft a "subcontract" or "subcontractor agreement" which includes provisions for the subcontractor to defend and indemnify the prime contractor for any claims asserted against, or losses suffered by the prime contractor as a result of the subcontractor's work. These provisions are also often accompanied by a section which requires the subcontractor to acquire, pay for, and maintain insurance (general liability, auto, and workers' compensation are the three most common). This can provide an additional layer of protection—assuming that the general contractor actually verifies the subcontractor's insurance—because the general contractor will not be relying solely upon the liquidity and viability of the subcontractor in defending claims, but rather an insurance company.
Sounds simple, right? If you're a Florida construction business owner, not so fast: you can't simply draft an indemnity/defense agreement that gives you unlimited protection. The Florida Legislature has put some restrictions on how an indemnity agreement can be drafted (see section 725.06, Florida Statutes.). What's more, if you fail to draft your indemnity agreement in accordance with the monetary limits specified in section 725.06, your indemnity agreement will be "void and unenforceable".
If you already have a construction contract and are not sure if it complies with Florida Law, feel free to contact us for a free review. Also, if you are operating in the construction industry in Florida without a written construction contract, you are strongly encouraged to contact a Florida licensed attorney who focuses on Construction Law today. Feel free to contact us for a consultation if we can be of assistance.


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