Albanian sound artist and composer Ilir Lluka is one of a new generation of experimental music composers carrying the torch passed along by his forebears like Pierre Henry and Pierre Schaeffer. Each release has been outstanding, engaging listening for me, and this particular album is offered as a free download. It's worth a few moments of your time.
Honoré Feraille is an electroacoustic composer from Switzerland. This very quiet pair of compositions were released from the Audio Gourmet Netlabel out of Peterborough, United Kingdom.
The price is quite low, and the quality is pretty high, so consider giving this a deep listen and purchasing it.
Sublime isn't quite a strong enough word to describe the stylings of pianist Nhung Nguyen. She comes to me from her experimental music background something I thank my friend and colleague C-Drik for), but this particular release, my favorite of her substantial back catalog, is something that would have done Andrei Tarkovsky (the famed director of the magnificent movie, Nostalghia) proud. It is a perfect album to simply relax to and let the mind wander a bit.


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Walter Isaacson is the 2022 Mary S. Stern Lecture speaker, which will take place at the Aronoff Center for the Arts this Fall.
Acclaimed historian, journalist, and biographer Walter Isaacson recounts with signature insight the gripping medical revolution led by Nobel Prize winner Jennifer Doudna. Isaacson expertly examines the minds and lives of political, cultural, and medical icons and how their legacies can provide insight in modern times.
Walter Isaacson is a Professor of History at Tulane and an advisory partner at Perella Weinberg, a financial services firm based in New York City. He is the past CEO of the Aspen Institute, where he is now a Distinguished Fellow, and has been the chairman of CNN and the editor of TIME magazine. Isaacson's most recent biography, The Code Breaker: Jennifer Doudna, Gene Editing, and the Future of the Human Race (2021) offers a gripping account of how Nobel Prize winner Jennifer Doudna and her colleagues launched a revolution that will allow us to cure diseases, fend off viruses, and have healthier babies.
He is also the author of Leonardo da Vinci (2017), The Innovators: How a Group of Hackers, Geniuses, and Geeks Created the Digital Revolution (2014), Steve Jobs (2011), Einstein: His Life and Universe (2007), Benjamin Franklin: An American Life (2003), and Kissinger: A Biography (1992), and coauthor of The Wise Men: Six Friends and the World They Made (1986). He is a host of the show "Amanpour and Company" on PBS and CNN, a contributor to CNBC, and host of the podcast "Trailblazers, from Dell Technologies."
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Goodwin is a presidential historian and Pulitzer Prize-winning author. She brings history alive with an uncanny sense for detail and a master storyteller's grasp of drama and depth as she examines the leadership triumphs, trials and tribulations of the men and women who have shaped this nation, culled from her lifetime examination of the U.S. presidency.
In advance of this year's lecture and through December 30, 2021, the Library is exhibiting its collection of Lincoln letters and memorabilia in the Cincinnati Room. The Library is also offering several book clubs and community forums focusing around the central themes of leadership found in Leadership in Turbulent Times.
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Stevenson is a widely acclaimed public interest lawyer who has dedicated his career to helping the poor, the incarcerated and the condemned. His work fighting poverty and challenging racial discrimination in the criminal justice system has won him numerous awards including the prestigious MacArthur Foundation "Genius" Prize. Stevenson has received 29 honorary doctoral degrees including degrees from Harvard, Yale, Princeton, and Oxford University. His critically-acclaimed New York Times bestseller Just Mercy, has been awarded several honors including the Carnegie Medal by the American Library Association for the best nonfiction book of 2014 and a 2015 NAACP Image Award.
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Il Ben Hope è una montagna posta nella Scozia settentrionale di 927 .

Descrizione

Essa è una montagna slegata da una catena montuosa e si eleva sola come picco in una regione prevalentemente pianeggiante, a sud est del Loch Hope nella contea di Sutherland. La montagna ha una forma triangolare. Qui crescono molti fiori alpini ed il terreno è molto roccioso.

Accesso alla cima
La principale via di ascesa alla montagna parte dallo Strathmore, ad ovest del monte, dove vi è anche un vasto parcheggio per gli escursionisti e da li si diramano diversi sentieri per passeggiate o scalate verso la montagna. Nei giorni di cielo limpido è possibile vedere il Pentland Firth, Loch Eriboll e le vicine montagne di Arkle e Foinaven, oltre alle Isole Orcadi.

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HMS Seneschal (Kennung: P255) war ein U-Boot der britischen Royal Navy.

Geschichte
Die Seneschal (siehe Seneschall) war ein Boot des vierten Bauloses der britischen S-Klasse; dieses Baulos wird auch als Subtle-Klasse bezeichnet.

Sie wurde am 1. September 1943 bei Scott's Shipbuilding & Engineering Co. im westschottischen Greenock aufgelegt, lief am 23. April 1945 vom Stapel und wurde von der Royal Navy am 6. September 1945 in Dienst gestellt.

Die Seneschal wurde am 4. Juni 1947 bei einer Explosion beschädigt. Am 14. Juni 1952 kam es zu einem weiteren Unfall, als das Boot südlich der Isle of Wight mit der dänischen Fregatte Thetis kollidierte. Bei dem Zusammenstoß wurden das Periskop und der Radarmast beschädigt.

Die Seneschal wurde im August 1960 in Dunston verschrottet.

Literatur
 Erminio Bagnasco: Uboote im 2. Weltkrieg, Motorbuchverlag, Stuttgart, 5. Auflage 1996, ISBN 3-613-01252-9
 Robert Hutchinson: Kampf unter Wasser – Unterseeboote von 1776 bis heute, Motorbuchverlag, Stuttgart, 1. Auflage 2006, ISBN 3-613-02585-X
 Anthony Preston: Die Geschichte der U-Boote, Karl Müller Verlag, Erlangen, Deutsche Ausgabe 1998, ISBN 3-86070-697-7

Weblinks

 HMS Seneschal im uboat.net (engl.)

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Customers are demanding high-quality products in return for loyalty and referrals. In order to reduce recalls and improve market position an operation should manage this four key components: quality planning, quality assurance, quality control and quality improvement. Such is the importance of consistent quality control that international prizes are given to the best of the best.
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In the last few years, a new area has emerged in economic theory, which goes under the heading of 'incomplete contracting'. However, almost since its inception, the theory has been under attack for its lack of rigorous foundations. In this paper we evaluate some of the criticisms that have been made of the theory, in particular, those in Maskin and Tirole (1998a). In doing so, we develop a model that provides a rigorous foundation for the idea that contracts are incomplete.


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The Brooklyn Dodgers were an American football team that played in the National Football League from 1930 to 1943, and in 1944 as the Brooklyn Tigers. The team played its home games at Ebbets Field of the baseball National League's team, the Brooklyn Dodgers. In 1945, because of financial difficulties and the increasing scarcity of major league-level players because of the war-time defense requirements at the height of World War II, the team was merged with the Boston Yanks and were known as the Yanks for that season.

This old NFL franchise was not related to the earlier (second incarnation) American Football League II with a franchise that played as the Brooklyn Tigers for the first half of the 1936 season before moving to Rochester, New York and playing as the Rochester Tigers. Another NFL team that played in the Brooklyn borough was the Brooklyn Lions (which became the Brooklyn Horsemen after merging with a team from an earlier first incarnation AFL  of the same name) in 1926.

In 1946, co-owner and partner Dan Topping (1912–1974) pulled the Tigers team out of the old NFL and placed it in the newly established rival professional league – the All-America Football Conference, which shortly lasted until 1949, until three teams from the AAFC merged with and entered a reorganized NFL in 1950.

History

Early years
The team began play in 1930 after two Brooklyn businessmen bought the Dayton Triangles for $2,500 and moved the NFL franchise to Ebbets Field. These two individuals were Bill Dwyer, a past owner of the New York Americans and Pittsburgh Pirates of the National Hockey League, and Jack Depler, a player-coach for the NFL's Orange Tornadoes.  Dwyer and Depler then renamed the Triangles the Brooklyn Dodgers, borrowing the former name of the Brooklyn Robins, Brooklyn's major league baseball team, who had been named the Brooklyn Trolley Dodgers in 1911 and 1912. The Brooklyn baseball team would again adopt the name Brooklyn Dodgers in 1932.

The 1930 Dodgers were merged with and built largely from the roster of the 1929 Tornadoes, with the Triangles' players likely being on the bench and many not being able to relocate their families during the Great Depression. The Dodgers finished fourth in the NFL with a 7–4–1 record, a massive improvement upon the Triangles' disastrous final seasons in Dayton. The high point of their season consisted of a 7–6 upset over the New York Giants at the end of November. The Dodgers star back was Jack McBride, a former Giant. He led the league in scoring with a total of 56 points in 1930. However, the 1931 season saw the Dodgers post a 2–12 record. Once the season ended, Benny Friedman was brought in as the team's new player-coach.

The 1932 season started off promising with wins over the Staten Island Stapletons and the new Boston Braves (later renamed the Redskins). However, the team soon hit a five-game losing streak. The streak ended with a 3–0 win over the Chicago Cardinals, however that win was followed by four more losses. The Dodgers ended their season 3–9.

Post-Dwyer era
At the end of the 1932 season, Bill Dwyer had enough of professional football. His three years with the Dodgers had cost him an estimated $30,000. The Dodgers were then purchased by two former New York Giants players, Chris Cagle and John Simms Kelly for $25,000. Cap McEwen, a successful college football coach, was then brought in to replace Friedman, who would continue to play tailback for the Dodgers through half of the upcoming season. The 1933 season also saw the NFL split into two divisions. The Dodgers were placed in the Eastern Division. Dodgers had a chance for first place, by posting a 5–2–1 record, however a 10–0 loss to the Giants in front of 28,000 Brooklyn fans at Ebbets Field ended that chance in November.

The following season, Dan Topping bought Chris Cagle's half of the team. Topping would later become an owner and president of baseball's New York Yankees. Meanwhile, Cagle continued to play in the Brooklyn backfield. However, the only positive story to come out of the season for Brooklyn was the signing of Ralph Kercheval.  Kercheval would go on to become one of the great NFL kickers. He returned to play for Brooklyn for the next seven seasons. He also scored every point for the Dodgers in their last six games as they finished with a 4–7 record.

In 1935, Paul Schissler. the former coach of the Chicago Cardinals, took over as the Dodgers coach. However, the team's stars Cagle, Friedman, and Kelly all retired. As a result, the Dodgers line-up consisted of 15 rookies. The 1935 season did show the team posting a 5–6–1 record and second place in the Eastern Division. Over the next four seasons, the Dodgers placed either in the fourth or third place in the Eastern standings. Several of the star players to wear a Dodgers uniform during this time included Harold "Bunker" Hill, Bob Wilson, and Bill Lee. The roster also included future Hall of Famers, Red Badgro and Ace Parker. Both men had played professional baseball in the majors. Badgro played for the St. Louis Browns before playing in the NFL for the Giants and Yankees. Meanwhile, Parker played under Connie Mack, while as a member of the Philadelphia Athletics. He is best known for hitting a home run his first time at bat as a pinch hitter, becoming the first player in American League history to do so. Another future Hall of Famer joined the team in 1938, Frank Kinard. Kinard would play for Brooklyn for the rest of the franchise's history.

The Dodgers made NFL history on October 22, 1939. That day, at Ebbets Field, the Dodgers played the Philadelphia Eagles in the first NFL game shown on television. The Dodgers won the game 23–14.

Jock Sutherland era

In 1940, the Dodgers chose Jock Sutherland as their team's next coach. Sutherland brought to Brooklyn the Single-wing formation, which he had used at Lafayette College and Pitt. Under Sutherland, Brooklyn finished in second place in the Eastern standings behind the Redskins. Meanwhile, Parker was awarded the Joseph Carr Trophy as the league's Official Most Valuable Player. During this time, Dodger staples Mike Gussie All American from West Virginia University, Dick Cassiano and Ben Kish, who played for Sutherland at Pitt; George Cafego and Banks McFadden were signed by the team.

In 1941, the team again landed in second place of the Eastern Division, behind only the Giants. Dodger Clarence "Pug" Manders won the NFL rushing title that season with 486 yards. His title still represents the smallest number of yards carried to ever win this title. Warren Alfson and Merlyn Condit joined the team that season. Sutherland's 1940 and 1941 campaigns would be the most successful during the franchise's history.

Decline

Beginning in 1942, the team went into a steep decline, as World War II caused a shortage of players and fans. Coach Sutherland, along with Ace Parker and several other players left the team to join the military. Mike Getto took over the coaching duties; however, with the core of the team gone, the Dodgers sank to a 3–8–0 record. A year later, the team ended up winning only two games.

In 1944, the team was renamed the Tigers, but suffered an 0–10 regular season record. In a desperate attempt for survival, the team merged with the Boston Yanks for the 1945 season. The merged team played four home games in Boston and one in New York, but fans from neither city cared as they finished with a 3–6–1 record. The merger occurred on April 10, 1945 after the 1945 NFL Draft.

Topping, the Dodgers and the AAFC
In December 1945, Topping announced his intentions to accept the All-America Football Conference's New York franchise. In response to this defection, the NFL immediately cancelled his NFL team franchise, and all of its players were assigned to Boston.

Meanwhile, the AAFC planted another team in Brooklyn called the Dodgers, and the two teams would merge in 1949. Topping's Yankees employed several former Dodgers players in 1946 and 1947 such as Parker, Kinard and Manders, and the Yankees reached the AAFC Championship Game in both years (being beaten by the Cleveland Browns in both Games).

Indirect ties to the Indianapolis Colts
The sequence of events begun by the demise of the Brooklyn Dodgers NFL team eventually resulted in the creation of what is now the Indianapolis Colts.

The Boston Yanks moved to New York as the Bulldogs in 1949.  After the 1949 season the NFL added three teams from the AAFC. The AAFC Yankees players were split between the Giants and Bulldogs.  The Bulldogs renamed themselves the New York Yanks in the same season.

After the 1951 season, Yanks owner Ted Collins sold the franchise back to the league. The NFL then sold it to a new owner, Giles Miller, who moved the team to Dallas and renamed it the Dallas Texans.  Miller returned his franchise to the league in the middle of the 1952 season, and the NFL operated it as a traveling team before folding it at the end of the season.  In 1953, the NFL granted an expansion franchise to a Baltimore-based group and awarded it the remains of the Texans organization.  The team, named the Colts, relocated to Indianapolis in 1984. However, the NFL currently does not consider the Colts to be a continuation of the franchise once known as the Brooklyn Dodgers.

First-round draft selections

Pro Football Hall of Famers

Multi-time Pro Bowlers
The Dodgers are the only defunct franchise to send a player to the Pro Bowl/All-Star Game multiple times apart from the New York Yanks' Brad Ecklund.
Frank "Bruiser" Kinard (5 times)
Perry Schwartz (4 times)
Clarence "Pug" Manders (3 times)

Season-by-season

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American football teams established in 1930
American football teams disestablished in 1945
Defunct National Football League teams
Defunct American football teams in New York City
1930 establishments in New York City
1945 disestablishments in New York (state)


HOLINESS IN THE NEW TESTAMENT.
The New Testament underscores all the Old Testament teaches on holiness. It further develops a greater emphasis, however, on the themes of holy Trinity and holy 'saints'. Now holiness is often ascribed to one Person of Godhead. The God of love is the Holy Father (John 17:11); Jesus Christ is the Holy One of God (Mark 1:24; John.6:69), and the Spirit of God is denominated Holy ninety-nine times.
In terms of 'saints', the New Testament highlights three themes.
First, it accents the ethical dimension of holiness. The stress is on 'inward' rather than ritual holiness [In Hinduism and Islam the emphasis is on outward holiness; there is no mention of inward holiness in their religious books]. Basic to this is the witness of Jesus Himself, who as the Son of man lived out a life of complete holiness, for He committed no sin; nor was any deceit found in His mouth (1 Peter 2:22). He is 'holy; harmless, undefiled separate from sinners' (Hebrews 7:26). As a result of His redemptive work, believers in Him are declared righteous and enter into holiness (Heb.10:10).
Second, the New Testament emphasizes the normativity of holiness, among believers. Holiness belongs to all true followers of Christ. A common term for all believers is 'holy ones' [hagioi], usually translated saints. Saints, therefore, does not refer to persons preeminent, but to the typical believer who is holy in Christ (1 Corinthians 1:30). Holiness is an internal reality for all who are united with Christ.
Third, the New Testament envisions holiness as transforming the total person (1 Thessalonians 5:23. 2 Corinthians 7:1).
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As the New Year settles in, I'm following through on my creative intentions, to reach out, connect and share ideas.
Today on the blog we have the inspirational Brenda Mohammed, prolific, Trinidadian author of 21 publications, including the non-fiction book, How to Write For Success, a valuable advice book on achieving your personal best as a writer.
Brenda is also an award-winning author of Zeeka Chronicles, Young adult thriller, and I am Cancer Free in the category Health and Fitness.
As a cancer survivor, banker, and writer, Brenda heads the ever growing How to Write for Success Group on Facebook for new and aspiring writers.
Learn more about Brenda Mohammed's journey as a writer.
Trinidadian Brenda Mohammed is a renowned, multi-genre, award-winning author and poet who has written twenty-one books to date.
She is a former Bank Manager of a leading International Bank in Trinidad and Tobago. She holds a Diploma in Banking from Institute of Bankers in London.
When she branched off into Insurance she obtained a Diploma in Life Underwriting from the American College, USA.
She is also Vice-Chancellor of Motivational Strips Academy of Literary Excellence and Wisdom.
On 29th December 2018, Brenda was awarded the World Laureate in Literature 2018 by World Nations Writers Union and on 30th December 2018, she received a Global Literature Guardian Award from the Founder of Motivational Strips and its Associates, World Nations Writers' Union, and Union Hispanomundial de Escritores.
Becoming an author was not on my agenda.
My plans changed drastically when in 2005 I was faced with a life-changing situation.
Diagnosed with cancer and living to tell my story inspired me to help others afflicted with the disease to cope.
I documented my heart-wrenching experience of being diagnosed with ovarian cancer and my long and painful journey to overcoming the death sentence.
In time, the essays transitioned into a book, I am Cancer Free: A Memoir, that tells my true story of a cancer survivor.
The book was published on June 3rd, 2013, and was available on digital stores worldwide. It had been read by so many people that it won the McGrath House Indie Book Awards 2016 in the non-fiction category. It also earned a five-star review and five-star seal in February 2017 from Readers' Favorite and won an award in the Readers' Favorite International Book Awards 2018 in the health and fitness category.
Encouraged by the rave reviews, I went on to write six fascinating memoirs, a five-book science fiction series, two children's books, four books of short stories, one self-help book, How to Write for Success, and two crime fiction books, and one book of poetry.
The science-fiction futuristic thriller series Zeeka Chronicles: Revenge of Zeeka also won an award for Best Science Fiction in September 2017 from Metamorph Publishing Summer Indie Book Awards, a five-star rating and five-star seal from Readers' Favorite, the gold award in the category science fiction in Emagazine Readers' Choice Awards 2018 and placed in the top ten in the Author Academy Awards. It also won the young adult thriller category in the Readers' Favorite International Book Awards 2018.
Of my other books, My Life as a Banker, was awarded for Best Bio/Memoir in Metamorph Publishing Summer Indie Awards 2016 and Your Time is Now, which contains a section of inspirational poems, received the IHIBRP 5 Star Recommended Read Award Badge.
Words from my brother David V. Khan before he died: "Your book makes very pleasant reading, and your literary expression is superb and easy to follow. You have an excellent talent, and you should follow up on a leisurely basis with perhaps publishing a book of short stories. With fiction, you will have greater opportunity to use your imagination and your undoubted descriptive ability.
You used the word "fantasize" to create a situation. This is an outstanding quality, which you should continue to use because it is imagination, which disposes of everything, coming from within you.
My Father, Dr. Andrew M. Khan [ Deceased] – A great Educator in Trinidad and Tobago.
My Brother, Justice Addison M. Khan [Deceased] – Former President of the Industrial Court in Trinidad and Tobago. He wrote several law books which are being used in schools and Universities. He won a National Award from the Government of Trinidad and Tobago for meritorious service.
My Brother, David V. Khan [ Deceased]– Acting Comptroller of Customs and Excise in Trinidad and Tobago. He loved Literature and encouraged me to write.
My Husband Rashiff Mohammed, a former Bank Manager and Executive in a car firm – Although he has only read one book I wrote on my father's memoirs, he has been very supportive of all my careers – Banking, Insurance, and Writing. He was my rock when Cancer struck.
Wherever my writing takes me.
How to Write for Success is recommended reading for admission to Motivational Strips Academy of Literary Excellence and Wisdom of which Brenda is a Vice-Chancellor.
Brenda is selfless in her inspiration of aspiring authors in that anything is possible with commitment and the humility, to accept that as writers, we too, are a work in progress.
With gratitude to Brenda for sharing her author journey.


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Pianist Alexandra Dariescu talks about work
Here's a date for your diary — 7th October. The pianist Alexandra Dariescu will be performing "The Nutcracker and I" at the London Piano Festival, just up the road at Kings Place.
It's set to be a wonderful show and comes highly recommended. We caught up with Alexandra during a ciggy break (ours, not hers), and had a quick chat...
So how's work going?
To be honest, I don't consider being a pianist a job, it's a lifestyle. It's exactly like being a sportsperson, you warm up, you do your admin, and your "job" is to do about six or seven hours of pure playing every single day.
Does that ever get a bit much?
Not at all, every day is different, that's the beauty of being a musician. I have so many projects on the go, so I'll sit down on a Sunday night and make a plan for the whole week – what I need to practice. I usually go for the harder bits first.
Do you always work alone?
Most of the time. I travel alone all over the world, occasionally I'll collaborate with other people which is always nice, but being a concert pianist is a very solitary life. You really have to like your own company.
Is it what you always wanted to be?
Absolutely. I was one of those very blessed children, in that I knew what I wanted to do from a very young age. I started playing the piano when I was seven, and when I was nine I had my debut with an orchestra. After I'd finished playing I came offstage and told my mother that I wanted to be a concert pianist. I had no idea what it implied, or how much hard work would be needed, I just knew it was what I wanted.
What if it hadn't worked out?
I've never had a Plan B, it was always Plan A and that's it. Now every day I'm so grateful, I sit at a piano and think wow, this is what I do for a living – it's a blessing.
How do you unwind?
I love baking, usually Mary Berry recipes. I mix everything in a bowl, put it in the oven, go and practice for an hour, and then it's ready.
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Wayne McGregor at Sadlers Wells
In this striking exploration of memory, choreographer and director Wayne McGregor's sleek, athletic style combines with live accompaniment from electronic music innovator Jlin.
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Newton's Lore: Bright nights in EC1
Daren Newton, Founding Publisher of The Clerkenwell Post, runs the rule over some great evening spots.


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Jonathan Rivera is a graduate from Southern Illinois University Carbondale with a BA Degree in Musical Theater and certifications in Fitness instructions and Licensed Sensei of Jujitsu kai.
Jonathan has been performing professionally since he was 5 years old.


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Two inventories can help you track how chemicals are moved and released in your community.
Chemicals are a part of every home and every community. Environmental regulations and public safety standards offer protection, but they can't guarantee that everyone will be safe from chemical exposures that might harm them.
We are not equally exposed to chemical hazards. Workers in some occupations, people who live in company towns surrounded by large manufacturing plants and those whose homes abut industrial areas bear different risks. Community tragedies like the deadly cloud of methyl isocyanate that killed thousands in India in 1984 underscore the dangers of adjoining industrial and residential areas and the importance of community emergency plans. Becoming knowledgeable about the chemicals that are used or transported in our communities is equally sensible in Beloit, Bloomer and Bayfield as in Bhopal.
Every day, thousands of pounds of toxic chemicals are produced, used and released to Wisconsin's environment. Many of the chemicals used in manufacturing, in commerce and in providing public services are tracked to stay aware of potentially harmful exposures. During 1993 just one such reporting program documented that 37 million pounds of various toxic chemicals were discharged to Wisconsin's environment and 108 million pounds were transported from manufacturing plants to other locations for treatment, burning, recycling, or disposal.
It's difficult to estimate how substantial these industrial emissions are compared with smaller amounts of chemicals emitted by many more people from daily activities like driving cars, fertilizing lawns, controlling pests, finishing furniture or cleaning the oven. Nevertheless, the industrial emissions are more closely tracked because they are more concentrated in one location, the chemicals are used regularly and people living near the sources are often not aware of nor would choose to be exposed to them.
The Department of Natural Resources tracks chemical flow from industries and municipal services through permits, reports and inspections. Information from these tracking systems is now available to you, free of charge, to learn more about chemical use in your neighborhood and community. You can work with the DNR's Office of Technical Services to extract information from the Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) and the Integrated Toxics Reporting System (ITRS). Both systems detail which chemicals are released, where, by whom, and in what quantities.
You can learn about chemicals emitted to the air, waterways and sewage treatment plants. You can assess which chemicals are transported from the manufacturing plant to a treatment or recycling facility. Such information is important for businesses that want to cut costly emissions, community fire departments planning emergency response, medical professionals who want to diagnose and treat conditions to which workers are exposed, home owners and parents concerned about emissions from neighboring businesses, and students who are studying chemical exposure in their community.
The Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) is a part of the Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act (EPCRA) of 1986 which gives communities an inventory of toxic or hazardous chemicals that are used, transported and released.
The TRI includes information about 336 chemicals deemed "toxic." Industries, federal facilities, state agencies and educational institutions that employ 10 or more people and use more than 10,000 pounds of one of these chemicals during the year or manufacturer more than 25,000 pounds of a listed chemical annually must report information listed in the TRI.
To date, the inventory only tracks emissions from these large chemical users and doesn't include information about small community businesses that also use chemicals to provide services and clean their establishments. Still, in 1993, more than 900 Wisconsin facilities released 144 of the 336 listed chemicals. The TRI "report card" will grow because last year the Environmental Protection Agency added 286 more chemicals to the list of substances that must be tracked through TRI reporting.
Bolstered by TRI data, concerned citizens and groups across the country and here in Wisconsin are working with industry to reduce toxic emissions.
The TRI isn't the only tool to track how chemicals are used. The Department of Natural Resources keeps a host of records about businesses and municipal services that need permits to emit pollutants to air and water or dispose of wastes on land. Computers make it easier for the Department of Natural Resources to collect and share this information with you through the Integrated Toxics Reporting System (ITRS). This database has made it easier and quicker to learn about the combined pollutants emitted by businesses and municipalities.
Getting the big picture is only a first step in judging risks posed by chemical usage in a community. Both the TRI and ITRS list chemical releases and transfers in pounds, but quantity alone is not enough to determine risk. Some chemicals have greater health consequences than others. For example, a pound of ammonia vapors is not as toxic as a pound of lead. Furthermore, we know little about the cumulative health and safety risks of the dilute mix of chemicals we are typically exposed to in communities.
Two community projects show how chemical inventories can be put to good use: a respiratory health study in Wood County and an environmental health project in a southside Milwaukee neighborhood.
Over the years, Wood County citizens have expressed concern over air quality in their area. School nurses and citizen groups noticed what seemed to be a high incidence of asthma and upper respiratory problems. They wondered if the health conditions might be caused or exacerbated by industrial emissions. The Toxic Release Inventory shows that paper manufacturers in Wood County emit nine percent of the toxic emissions in Wisconsin. In 1993, pound for pound, more chemicals tracked through the TRI were emitted in Wood County than in Milwaukee County.
By the summer of 1993, improvements in tracking and modelling how air pollutants disperse combined with new techniques for studying asthma convinced the Wisconsin Division of Health to use the TRI and ITRS data to study three chemicals that may be associated with childhood asthma cases – sulfur dioxide, hydrogen sulfide and methanol. Exposure to sulfur dioxide causes asthma-like symptoms. Hydrogen sulfide is prevalent in the area and its pungent, rotten egg odor alarms people. Methanol (wood alcohol) was included because it is the chemical which TRI tracking indicates is released in the greatest quantity in the county, more than 2.2 million pounds in 1993.
Community members with guidance from the Wood County Health Department surveyed most seventh and eighth graders, and most parents of first and second graders in the county. In all, 4,441 surveys were completed and results were analyzed by the summer of 1994. By using computer mapping techniques, the Department of Natural Resources overlaid survey results with maps showing where these pollutants had dispersed.
Health officials concluded that children living in areas where sulfur dioxide levels are predicted to be higher were more likely to report asthma symptoms. No such comparisons held for the other two chemicals. Further studies could examine if cyclic emission patterns are linked to incidences of adult asthma or other upper respiratory infections.
Computer inventories like the Toxics Release Inventory and the Integrated Toxics Reporting System are important tools for studying if respiratory diseases and illnesses can be linked to airborne contaminants, says Jay Goldring, toxicologist with the State Division of Health.
Are people living in older, industrial areas experiencing unique health risks from exposure to environmental hazards? In Milwaukee, one southside neighborhood wants to know.
John Bartkowski of the Sixteenth Street Community Health Center explained how local health care providers are using data from the varied chemical inventories to help their clients. The community health center, located on the near south side of Milwaukee, has been serving a predominantly Hispanic, Southeast Asian and African American clientele for 25 years. Residences adjoin the older industrial corridors along the Menomonee and Kinnickinnic rivers. Twenty-three businesses in the neighborhood file TRI reports due to their chemical emissions. Other chemical hazards that are not tracked by the TRI also raise concerns in the area.
"Environmental causes for illness or disease are usually not in the forefront as physicians assess community health," Bartkowski said. People living and playing in this neighborhood are exposed to various chemicals and pollutants from local businesses, transportation and normal residential maintenance projects. They also eat fish caught in the local creeks. They live in older buildings that may still be painted with lead-based paints and some buildings have heating pipes insulated and made fire-resistant with asbestos wrappings.
Bartkowski emphasized the center aims to help jneighborhood families identify where the greatest hazards and risks are and help them minimize the risks of exposure, especially for children.
The center's Office of Environmental Health pulled together two advisory committees to accomplish this task: A Professional Advisory Committee of approximately 40 health organizations, governmental agencies, local businesses, the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee and environmental organizations; and a Community Advisory Committee with 23 members.
The study used data from the Department of Natural Resources and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to identify sources of toxic chemicals in and around the health center's service area. Local emitters, leaking underground storage tanks, spills and other sources were located. Center staff are creating a database to map the area and pinpoint identified health threats in the neighborhood.
This database will have many uses. For instance, a mother may bring a child to the center who is suffering a painful rash, says Peter McAvoy, co-director of the health project. After identifying where the family lives and where the child plays, doctors may identify possible environmental causes for the rash and offer ways to minimize exposure to the irritant.
McAvoy said the center is trying to determine whether respirator illnesses or high incidences of astha in the neighborhood is caused or worsened by air pollution. Eventually health project staff expect to identify discrete groups within the community that may share similar risks Community outreach programs can inform residents in their own languages and on their own terms what steps might be taken to minimize these exposures to environmental contaminants. Finally, maintaining long-term health data will be valuable for tracking the health consequences of further changes in the neighborhood, McAvoy says.
Both the Wood County Asthma Study and the Sixteenth Street Environmental Health Project illustrate important uses for the wealth of information stored in the Toxics Release Inventory and the Integrated Toxics Reporting System, says Susan Sylvester, administrator of DNR's environmental quality programs. Cooperation among civic leaders, local businesses, health care services and state agencies can help communities monitor both human and environmental health. The data could be valuable as communities debate where to locate schools, parks, hospitals and nursing homes. It might help a community decide what kinds of businesses it wants to attract to industrial parks.
Others are using the TRI and ITRS data to plan business opportunities. For instance a solvent recycler might choose to locate a reprocessing plant near businesses that produce chemical byproducts. Power utilities want to know who is burning which chemicals to recover energy. Environmental agencies want to track trends as chemicals are discharged to rivers or are transported through regions.
How can you find out what chemicals are produced or transported through your community?
Start by calling the DNR's toxics inventory program at (608) 264-6005 or writing DNR's Office of Technical Services, P.O. Box 7921, Madison, WI 53707. Staff can help you save time in sorting through the data banks. Information from the Toxics Release Inventory is available in several ways. Computer diskettes and paper copies are both available. Data can be sorted by facility, by chemical substance, by industry type, by ZIP cod and a host of other options.
While the TRI information provides a first look at the kinds of industries and chemical use in your area, the ITRS adds information about smaller businesses and municipal services that also discharge chemicals to water, air and wastewater. Again, DNR staff are available to help you narrow your search to distill useful information from the volumes stored in the database.
A caution – raw data needs interpretation. Chemical usage doesn't predict chemical or health threats. You need to interpret the data with health care professionals and others who can help you compare these risks to other chemical exposures we routinely accept. The databases are starting points for further work in determining environmental concerns in your area.
Community right-to-know laws that created these tracking programs were passed to help you, as individuals and as members of a community, to learn about toxic chemicals that are being used and transported in your back yard. The Department of Natural Resources created the Toxics Release Inventory and the Integrated Toxics Reporting System to empower you to question and understand the flow of chemicals through your neighborhood. Armed with this data, you can bring businesses, citizens and governments together to make better decisions to ensure a safer, healthy environment.
Jennifer Feyerherm works in DNR's Office of Technical Services helping a variety of customers extract information about chemical emissions in Wisconsin.


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One avenue of treatment for Alzheimer's disease that is definitely considered complementary or alternative is therapy using vitamins and nutrients, such as vitamins B12 and B6 and folate. The UK Alzheimer's Society, for example, doesn't even list them as treatments, merely mentioning them in passing.
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We would love to see more work into the effects of Moringa Oleifera on Alzheimer's. There is some good positive work going on. But the money is there yet to pay for large scale research. Because it is natural and grows on trees drugs companies are not going to want to look at this.
One bit of work has been done here
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed?term=moringa%20alzheimer
and we are trying to collect out own evidence and resources
http://www.moringaharvest.co.uk/moringa/?q=moringa_benifits
Anyone who wants to help should contact us. The rest of the world has know about Moringa for generations but the West loves pills!
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An interesting article, but mistaken in its statement that galanthamine is a "drug". It's true through largely synthesis, galanthamine has been corralled into the pharmaceutical industry's paddock and produced at vast and unnecessary profit under its various prescriptive names - remynyl and revastigmine.
However, it is a naturally occurring alkaloid in many plants of the Amaryllidaceae family and has a long place in herbal medicine in Eastern Europe and other cultures. It is available without prescription in mosts countries as a food supplement, but there seems to be s dramatic shortage and in my opinion over pricing of it through this channel also.
Now with the patent passing (how it was ever granted since it's not a novel compound, I don't know perhaps another example of the persuasive lobbying power of big pharma) some time back we are working off the back of EU and UK Gov't DEFRA funding to produce a source based on growing a key variety of daffodil at high altitude. We hope next year to be in a position to offer the pure natural source of botanical galanthamine to a much needed market at a far lower price point even than existing food supplement sources.
Totally in support of legitimate prevention/intervention, but right now with the number of alzheimers sufferers projected to double every 20 years and a cure a long way out of sight, botanical galanthamine offers a real and already well proven and crucial delay in symptoms in mild to moderate cases.
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Title Introduction
Authors Seely, David Rolph, Jo Ann H. Seely, and John W. Welch
Editor Welch, John W., David Rolph Seely, and Jo Ann H. Seely
Book Title Glimpses of Lehi's Jerusalem
Pagination ix-xvi
Publisher Foundation for Ancient Research and Mormon Studies
Keywords Jerusalem (Old World)
David Rolph Seely, Jo Ann H. Seely, John W. Welch
Imagine the world of Jerusalem around 600 BC. This was the world of Lehi, Sariah, Laban, and Zoram. It was also the world of Josiah, Jeremiah, Nahum, and Urijah. What was that world like? How did people live in that day and age? How can an understanding of that world help as we read the prophecies of Ezekiel or the records of Nephi?
This book tries to answer such questions and to glimpse parts of that world. Much of that era was lost forever, of course, when the warnings of many prophets came to pass as Jerusalem was destroyed by the Babylonians shortly after Lehi left Jerusalem. The Temple of Solomon and the walls of the city were torn down. Buildings were burned. Treasuries were looted. People were killed or deported. Many records were destroyed, and certain religious beliefs were changed or extinguished. Most of what we know about these events comes from accounts written by a few of the survivors and influenced by their biases. Archaeological and textual evidence allows us to snatch only a glimpse of this and a peek at that. Carefully linked together, however, these snapshots blend into a helpful and interesting vista.
Chapters in histories discuss these years, and articles focus on one particular person or point. Rarely, however, has an entire book been devoted to this quarter century. Perhaps because this episode has an unhappy ending, historians and general readers feel its pain and turn away. Readers of the Book of Mormon, however, will see light at the end of this dark historical tunnel and a silver lining around these dark clouds of destruction.
To understand this world, historians strive to identify significant changes that occurred at that time. Many cultural features remained relatively constant in the ancient world from one century to the next, but during certain decades, dramatic developments occurred. Lehi's Jerusalem was one such time of turbulence and transformation. Locally, the kingdom of Judah rose to new heights under the reforms of King Josiah, only to crash to new lows a few years later with his death at Megiddo in 609. Internationally, the world was in wild flux as the Assyrian empire collapsed and the Babylonian kingdom came to power. Lehi can be understood in this setting, as he cried out against imprudent changes and improvident actions.
These developments around 600 BC were extremely interesting and influential. Events of this axial period shaped the contours of civilizations for centuries to come. This world was also the incubator in which the seeds of Nephite civilization germinated. Lehi and his family left from this world, carrying with them certain amounts of religious, linguistic, social, political, and cultural baggage. Knowing as much as possible about that world yields important glimpses into the backgrounds of the Book of Mormon.
In this book we have invited a variety of scholars with training in many disciplines to discuss what is known about Jerusalem around 600 BC. Their topics range from ordinary domestic life to extraordinary religious institutions. We hope that readers will find these glimpses into Lehi's world fresh and lively. All these studies are published here for the first time, with the exception of chapters 13 and 15.
Following a "culturegram," a register of people in Lehi's world, and a photo essay that introduce a hypothetical traveler into the world of Jerusalem in that day, three studies focus on the daily life of people at this time. Jeffrey Chadwick helps readers to understand the configuration of a typical preexilic Israelite house, which helps us to imagine what the house of Lehi and Sariah would have been like. Consistent with the fact that Lehi had gold and silver and other precious things, his was probably an upper- or solid middle-class home.
Essential to the survival of people in the ancient world were the diverse and valuable contributions of women, as the chapter by Ariel Bybee informatively discusses. Women were key members in the fabric of Lehi's society. Men in Lehi's world were predominantly involved in farming. Thus, the study by Terry Ball and Wilford Hess helps explain the agricultural concerns of men in Judah, which provides a context in which to better understand scriptural images that draw on horticultural symbols, such as the olive tree in 1 Nephi 10.
Language, literacy, and record keeping were important parts of Lehi's life. Dana Pike employs archaeological and paleographic tools to comprehensively survey the written artifacts from preexilic times. William Adams uses linguistic tools to examine four features of the Hebrew language that changed over time. Both of these authors relate their findings to the Book of Mormon.
Internationally, Lehi's Jerusalem had connections with Egypt. John Thompson shows that these relationships were at a high point during Lehi's day. John Gee skillfully sketches what Egyptian society was like at that time. Aaron Shade recounts the history of the kingdom of Judah during the century before Lehi. These chapters are especially interesting to readers of the Book of Mormon because Lehi knew Egyptian and was influenced by the scribal traditions of that world.
Main institutions in the world of Jerusalem 600 BC were the temple, the monarchy, wisdom teachers, legal administrators, and prophetic spokesmen. John Welch analyzes the trial of Jeremiah and what Lehi would have learned from Jeremiah's narrow escape. David and Jo Ann Seely compare the prophetic missions of Lehi and Jeremiah. David Seely discusses the importance of covenant and the Temple of Solomon, which is the temple that Lehi and his contemporaries knew, and Welch explains the calling of Lehi as a prophet in terms of contemporaneous expectations. Kevin Christensen distills the many relevant insights of British scholar Margaret Barker, and her 2003 BYU Forum address on the reforms of Josiah offers new perspectives on the changes and losses that occurred in Israel during Lehi's lifetime.
The "seething pot" of Babylonia finally boiled over and spilled into Judah. John Gee gives fascinating information about the political powers that destroyed Jerusalem in 587/586 BC. The divine justification for that catastrophe is discussed by Bruce Satterfield, and domestic and theological reasons allowing it are explained by David Seely and Fred Woods.
Knowing of the impending fate that hung over the city of Jerusalem, Lehi led his family out into the Arabian desert. The pattern of fleeing into the wilderness to escape wickedness was a pattern in Lehi's world, made attractive by the Rechabites, as is discussed by Welch and Jeffrey Thompson. Kent Brown concludes by providing details about Arabian connections with Jerusalem in Lehi's day, helping modern readers to travel a few days' journey alongside the footprints of Lehi.
With Lehi's vision that Jerusalem would be destroyed came the assurance that the mercies of the Lord would be over those who would repent and turn their hearts again to the ways of righteousness. Sensing the precariousness of wickedness, as well as trusting in the Lord's continuous generosity, are strong Book of Mormon themes pertinent at the beginning of the twenty-first century.
Of course, some details in these reconstructions remain uncertain and, as a result, readers should not expect to find complete agreement among these authors. For example, assessments of Josiah's reforms vary, and the state of the law at this time is debatable. In addition, dates of certain events cannot always be stated with precision. Indeed, the date 600 BC only approximates the year of Lehi's departure. Even the Nephite record keepers were not sure exactly when Lehi left: in Mosiah 6:4 the best that could be said of the key date that links the small plates to King Mosiah was that his reign commenced "in the whole about four hundred and seventy-six years from the time that Lehi left Jerusalem." Also, Hebrew words have been transliterated using the SBL popular style with variations to suit author preference.
We highly recommend further reading about this historic era. The reading list at the end of this book highlights our favorites. Other useful books are mentioned throughout this volume in footnotes.
Many people have helped significantly in bringing this book together. The skillful copyediting of Shirley Ricks and the competent typesetting of Jacob Rawlins are especially appreciated. Angela Clyde Barrionuevo, Alison Coutts, Julie Dozier, Ellen Henneman, Paula Hicken, Linda Sheffield, David Solorzano, Sandra Thorne, and Elizabeth Watkins assisted in various ways. Andrew Livingston and Michael Lyon assisted with the illustrations, which were chosen centrally for the entire book with help from a couple of the authors. We thank research assistants, students who have explored many of these topics with us, and family members who have traveled these roads with us.
As we journey, we hope you will keep your eyes peeled and that you will enjoy the trip.
Glimpses of Lehi's Jerusalem
Culturegram: Jerusalem 600 BC
Dramatis Personae: The World of Lehi (ca. 700-592 BC)
Lehi's House at Jerusalem and the Land of His Inheritance
A Woman's World in Lehi's Jerusalem
Agriculture in Lehi's World: Some Textual, Historical, Archaeological, and Botanical Insights
Israelite Inscriptions from the Time of Jeremiah and Lehi
Nephi's Written Language and the Standard Biblical Hebrew of 600 BC
Lehi and Egypt
Egyptian Society during the Twenty-sixth Dynasty
The Kingdom of Judah: Politics, Prophets, and Scribes in the Late Preexilic Period
The Trial of Jeremiah: A Legal Legacy from Lehi's Jerusalem
Lehi and Jeremiah: Prophets, Priests, and Patriarchs
Sacred History, Covenants, and the Messiah: The Religious Background of the World of Lehi
The Calling of Lehi as a Prophet in the World of Jerusalem
The Temple, the Monarchy, and Wisdom: Lehi's World and the Scholarship of Margaret Barker
What Did King Josiah Reform?
A Seething Pot in the North: International Affairs Leading Up to Lehi's Day
The Divine Justification for the Babylonian Destruction of Jerusalem
How Could Jerusalem, "That Great City," Be Destroyed?
The Rechabites: A Model Group in Lehi's World
Jerusalem Connections to Arabia in 600 BC
Seely, David Rolph, Jo Ann H. Seely, and John W. Welch. "Introduction." In Glimpses of Lehi's Jerusalem, edited by John W. Welch, David Rolph Seely and Jo Ann H. Seely, ix-xvi. Provo, UT: Foundation for Ancient Research and Mormon Studies, 2004.


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