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Age is a state of mind. Do not become trapped by this arbitrary number. Never stop learning, and most importantly, never stop growing. You age or situation has absolutely nothing to do with your ability or your need to continually learn and grow.
Then when your final breath comes, it will be heard as a mighty "Amen"!
Take The Time To See . . .
Well, I wish that were so, but I am 89 and I have watched how my friends age — and much of it is luck of the draw! How one ages is dependent not only on attitude but on what you are given in the gene pool the allows you to develop that attitude. There is also the financial aspect of surviving in today's economy, and some of us, like myself, have been more fortunate than many. Taking care of what you have received is important, but some folks are not born with happy and optimistic genes. Yes, they can work on it but are always toiling, and some are poor and are worrying about their next meal or their health issues, while many others are losing their grasp on reality though no fault of their own. Age DOES ABSOLUTELY have a lot to do with what you are able to do/ understand and how you grow — but those of us who are fortunate should certainly heed your good advice. But to simply say – it's a state of mind is just too simple. It is much more complex.


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Kaempferol (3,4′,5,7-tetrahydroxyflavone) is a natural flavonol, a type of flavonoid, found in a variety of plants and plant-derived foods including kale, beans, tea, spinach, and broccoli. Kaempferol is a yellow crystalline solid with a melting point of . It is slightly soluble in water and highly soluble in hot ethanol, ethers, and DMSO. Kaempferol is named for 17th-century German naturalist Engelbert Kaempfer.

Natural occurrence
Kaempferol is a secondary metabolite found in many plants, plant-derived foods, and traditional medicines. Its flavor is considered bitter.

In plants and food

Kaempferol is common in Pteridophyta, Pinophyta, and Angiospermae. Within Pteridophyta and Pinophyta, kaempferol has been found in diverse families. Kaempferol has also been identified in Dicotyledons and Monocotyledons of Angiosperms. The total average intake of flavonols and flavones in a normal diet is estimated as 23 mg/day, to which kaempferol contributes approximately 17%. Common foods that contain kaempferol include: apples, grapes, tomatoes, green tea, potatoes, onions, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, squash, cucumbers, lettuce, green beans, peaches, blackberries, raspberries, and spinach.  Plants that are known to contain kaempferol include Aloe vera, Coccinia grandis, Cuscuta chinensis, Euphorbia pekinensis, Glycine max, Hypericum perforatum, Pinus sylvestris, Moringa oleifera, Rosmarinus officinalis, Sambucus nigra, and Toona sinensis, and Ilex. It also is present in endive.

Biosynthesis

The biosynthesis of kaempferol occurs in four major steps:

Phenylalanine is converted into 4-coumaroyl-CoA
4-coumaroyl-CoA combines with three molecules of malonyl-coA to form naringenin chalcone (tetrahydroxychalcone) through the action of the enzyme chalcone synthase
Naringenin chalcone is converted to naringenin and then a hydroxyl group is added to form dihydrokaempferol
Dihydrokaempferol has a double bond introduced into it to form kaempferol

The amino acid phenylalanine is formed from the Shikimate pathway, which is the pathway that plants use in order to make aromatic amino acids. This pathway is located in the plant plastid, and is the entry to the biosynthesis of phenylpropanoids.

The phenylpropanoid pathway is the pathway that converts phenylalanine into tetrahydroxychalcone. Flavonols, including kaempferol, are products of this pathway.

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When I need to debug web apps in multiple versions of Firefox on a Mac, a major hurdle is not being able to concurrently run more than one version from the Applications folder. Simply adding the different versions under different names to the folder doesn't work. The main issue in doing so is the various versions will share the same profile directory which is a big no-no. The problems range from constant messages about upgrades to incompatible plugins and extensions, but most importantly, not actually being able to run them simultaneously.
So, off to the alter of the sage of search I went to figure out how to get around this. I quickly found a few ways to achieve this goal, all of which are great if they meet your individual needs. For mine, I tried both John Resig's method (of the jQuery fame) and Devon Govet's slightly more involved method. While they are essentially the same, I prefer Devon's approach since the corresponding profiles are auto loaded.
Why would you want to have the profiles auto loaded? Without autoloading, every time you launch a version of Firefox, it will prompt you to select the profile you want to use before launching the browser. Seems simple enough, but one caveat is a profile currently in use by one version cannot be used by another version (there are some other issues with sharing profiles across versions as well). So you would need to have as many profiles for as many versions that you wish to run simultaneously. For example, since I am running three versions of Firefox, I would need three profiles.
Again this seems simple enough. The main issue with selecting a profile every time a different version is launched (aside from being easily annoyed by popups) is installing add-ons like Firebug (an essential for debugging web apps). Firebug is version dependent upon the version of Firefox it is installed. When you install an add-on, Firefox installs (at least some) dependent files for the add-on in the profile directory. Essentially this means you must always use the same profile for the same version of Firefox or risk screwing it up.
Once more, seems simple enough. Name your profiles to match the versions of Firefox they are to be used with. Then when you launch a version and are prompted to select a profile, just select the corresponding profile. Up to this point, there is no significant difference between the methods suggested by John and Devon, however this is where John's approach ends and Devon continues a step further to automate the selection.
What is the advantage for John's approach? Either the profile prompt is not a big deal for you or you have a need to have multiple profiles per version of Firefox. However, if you only plan to have one profile per version, why waste the time (and add the risk of error) selecting a profile every time you launch the browser? For me this was the case, and is the main reason I prefer Devon's approach.
Now we finally get to the HOW do you do all of this.
Note 1: For most of the steps, you could do them from either a Finder window or from a Terminal screen. One particular step will require you to use Terminal to enter some commands. Therefore I will only include Terminal instructions since you will need to repeat some steps to get to the point where you would need to execute the commands if you used Finder.
Note 2: This tutorial assumes a fresh install of all versions of Firefox. If you are using an existing installation of one version of Firefox, ignore step two for the existing version installed only. Also, you can not simply rename the default profile as on of the version specific profiles. The underlying profile directory associated with the default profile will still be default and therefore initially be used automatically by all other versions when first loaded. I haven't tested this yet, but I believe you should be able to create the new version specific profile, copy the contents from the default directory to the new one and then remove the default profile in both the Profile Manager and the profiles folder.
Note 3: Proceed at your own discretion.
- Once you have added your profiles, click "Exit"
10. You're done! Now launch Firefox3.0 from the Applications folder and save to dock if you wish.
Repeat these steps for each version (3.5 and 3.6 in this example) noting to change the names to something corresponding to the version you want to install in the appropriate steps.


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This article is part originally appeared as a part of the Mennonite Church USA MennoSnapshots series on Voices Together.
The Voices Together Central Practices Resources Group at their Aug. 2019 writing retreat (L-R): Allan Rudy Froese, Irma Fast Dueck, Sarah Johnson, Heidi Miller, Isaac Villegas, Adam Tice
Irma Fast Dueck is an associate professor of Practical Theology at Canadian Mennonite University in Winnipeg, Canada. She serves on the "Hymnal Steering Committee" for the Voices Together project and co-chaired the Worship Resources for Central Practices group together with Sarah Johnson.
In the autumn of 2016, Sarah Johnson invited me to join her in leading a group of people to evaluate the worship resources for the Central Practices of Mennonite Church Canada and USA – baptism, communion, child dedication, weddings, funerals, church membership, foot washing, as well as resources for leadership and healing ministries. At the time, I had just completed work with the Hymnal Steering Committee, the committee tasked to put in place the current committee responsible for developing a new Mennonite Song Collection for Mennonite Church Canada and USA. While I was grateful for the eager willingness of those gifted people we selected for the committee, and for Bradley Kaufman's willingness to give leadership as the director/general editor, I recall the distinct feeling of relief not having to bear the weight of responsibility that came with curating a new Mennonite song collection/hymnal. This all changed with the invitation to co-lead the Central Practices Resourcing Group, and I can honestly say I am deeply grateful that I did not escape the weight of that responsibility and the unique opportunities and relationships that formed around this project.
Sarah and I pulled together a small, nimble group to work with us – Heidi Miller, Isaac Villegas, Allan Rudy Froese and Adam Tice. While our group was small, it was expansive in the gifts and skills needed to engage the task – we needed to be theological and pastoral, innovative and tradition bound, Anabaptist and ecumenical, thoughtfully critical and generously affirming. All the while, we needed to love – a Triune God, the church and its diverse people. And we needed to love words.
Our task began with reviewing the resources currently used by congregations in Mennonite Church Canada and USA: the resources at the back of current worship and song collections (Hymnal: a Worship Book, Sing the Story and Sing the Journey), resources found in the Minister's Manual, as well as other resources we knew were commonly used by our congregations. We evaluated the resources through a number of lenses, continually asking ourselves whether we could use them with minor changes and adjustments, or whether more substantial changes and additions were needed. As we engaged in this evaluative work we also gave attention to what we thought was the theological "core" of each of the Central Practices – what was the practice "saying" and "doing" as we engaged it?
After months of evaluating current resources for Central Practices, it became clear that substantial changes and significant additions were needed for Voices Together. We developed a proposal for each of the resources needed to support each practice in general terms. These proposals were reviewed and approved by the Mennonite Worship and Song Committee. While our group's work was technically finished after making these recommendations, this opened the door for a second phase of the process: gathering and writing the resources needed for the Mennonite Church's Central Practices, resources we hoped could sustain the church for another twenty-five or more years. All the members of our group agreed to be part of facilitating the creation of these new resources.
Now that we had assessed what specific resources were needed for each of the Central Practices – which current resources needed editing and "refreshing," and what new resources needed to be created – we discerned who in our Mennonite community had the gifts and capacity to do the work of finding, writing and editing these resources. While we knew there is an abundance of good worship resources available on the web and worship books, we also knew there is an abundance of gifts within our Anabaptist-Mennonite communities that we could draw on to create resources. We assigned various resources to different writers and waited for the submissions.
When we received the drafts of the new resources, our Central Practices Group met to read through all the submissions and begin the process of editing. Our gathering together at the end of this process was significant. Many of us had never met in person before.
Together we read, we listened, we wrote, we prayed, we baptized, we anointed, we dedicated, we blessed, we shared communion multiple times, as together we tested out the resources and actions accompanying them.
Once we settled on the resources we hoped to include, we invited a group of theologians and pastors from within and beyond the Mennonite tradition to provide detailed feedback. We hoped that the resources created within our Anabaptist-Mennonite community would be in continuity with the broader ecumenical Christian tradition. During this time we also released the resources to Mennonite congregations who volunteered to test them and provide further valuable feedback about how they used and adapted the resources in their contexts and we tested the resources at workshops and events in Colorado, Pennsylvania, Manitoba, and Ontario. We then considered each comment from each source and revised the resources once again.
What did I learn from the process?
How does tradition change?
As we began the process of discernment around the resources for Central Practices, the image which continually came to mind is a picture I once saw of moving rocks in Death Valley National Park in California – slow moving boulders with a clear path from where they came but no indication of how they moved.
Through participation in this process, I am reminded again of the slowly moving but dynamic nature of tradition. Mennonites, like all Christians (yes, even evangelical, non-denominations have a tradition!), have a faith that is not generic but practiced within a particular tradition or perhaps, more realistically, within some combination of traditions and historical influences. And again, like all Christians, that tradition which has shaped us in the past is not static but is a dynamic theological tradition which continues to shape our practices. In turn, our practices of worship continue to shape our theology.
It was an ominous task to look at words spoken at communion or baptism or a wedding over the past decades, rocks that have anchored many of us, and to consider the slow dynamic moving within them as the words and gestures continue to be shared now and in years to come. Our group also had to humbly recognize that in the future, others will critically engage and evaluate the texts we have spent the last three years renewing. The Anabaptist-Mennonite tradition is a dynamic tradition; like all traditions, it is slow moving and this is, in many ways, the gift of tradition.
Who owns worship?
We said the following in the Guidelines we developed for the writers of the new resources:
This is a unique writing opportunity as you are writing for the church. In this way, the writing is both yours and the church's and because of this there will be a careful editing process by a discerning group which will be followed by further testing within the Mennonite community itself. Our hope is that by the end of the process the written liturgies that emerged from within our community will then be owned by the whole community. Again, we are grateful for the significant role you are playing at the beginning of this process of giving words and language to the church.
It was counterintuitive, for me as an academic to tell writers that while they may write something brilliant and beautiful and creative, their name may not be attached to their words. Rather, their words would, through communal discernment and editing, come to belong to the community, the church. This felt awkward at a time when intellectual property and copyrights are vigorously defended and protected. And yet, it points to the very strangeness of worship in the first place: To whom does worship belong?
At a time of worship wars and polarization and defensiveness around preferences and styles, it is strangely refreshing to think that our worship belongs to all of us – to the community in all its diversity. But even more significantly, it rests in a strange, unfathomable God, in whom all the difference and uniqueness is held together in love.
Praise God from whom all blessings flow.
Words are not enough.
Evening respite after a long day of work for the Central Practices Resources Group.
I recall the composer John L. Bell sharing the wisdom he learned from his mentor that in ministry three things were vital: the pastor needs to love God, to love people, and to love words. We spent three years working, wrestling, creating, generating, writhing with words that would shape the Central Practices of Mennonite Church Canada and USA. We quickly re-learned "more-with-Less" again and again, as we pared down long convoluted sentences and words into accessible, oral texts. Words were friend and enemy. I confess that words are my "go-to" in shaping theological insights and for creating compelling arguments for what I believe is "right" whether it be belief or action. Yet, words are never enough. "All language has taken an oath to fail to describe Him [God]; any attempt to do so is the height of arrogance and will always declare some kind of war…." said Meister Eckhart (13th century German mystic and theologian).
When it comes to expressing ultimacy in our deepest beliefs, hopes and commitments, our language will always be insufficient. We know intuitively that actions speak louder than words and this holds true as we participate in the embodied actions of our Central Practices. When words and actions are woven together in ritualized practice, we are carried to a place that words alone can never quite take us. While our group worked primarily with words and texts, we were keenly aware of how deeply dependent these words were upon the gestures and actions and participation of living embodied communities. While we are keen to let the words speak, their power depends upon the actions also being given the room to "speak," whether it be the generous pouring of water, the breaking and sharing of bread, the anointing of oil. This blessing now rests with those who are leading the central practices.
I confess I was surprised at how life-giving and rewarding participation in this arduous process was for me. While we will not know the full impact of the work for years to come, the process of discernment was significant – from the prayerful discernment of a small group of pastor-theologians in Mennonite Church Canada and Mennonite Church USA, extended to a much larger group of writers and contributors (lay and clergy) within the Anabaptist-Mennonite community, and then extended further to include the ecumenical wisdom of those beyond our Mennonite community, and to Mennonite congregations for testing and further discernment. Perhaps the medium really is the message.
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Nigerian singer, Tems was one of the artists billed to perform at the 2021 MOBO Awards and she did not disappoint as she got both the physical and virtual audience throwing plaudits her way.
Tems performed her new song, Crazy Tings on stage at the 2021 MOBO Awards, with her performance getting her plaudits from everyone watching the show. The show was held on Sunday, the 5th of December 2021.
The MOBO Awards is an annual British awards ceremony that celebrates achievements in "music of black origin". The show honors the best of the best in Hip-Hop, Grime, R&B, Soul, Reggae, Jazz, Gospel, and African music.
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The artists who performed at the 2021 MOBO Awards asides Tems include Stefflon Don, Ms Banks, Potter Payper, NSG, Bree Runway, Pa Salieu, and Ghetts. Tems was also nominated for the Best African Act award alongside 9 others which was later won by Wizkid. On the show, she delivered a magical performance of her song, Crazy Tings off her new EP titled If Orange Was A Place.
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The open source approach of the project is intended to pre-emptively counter the fragmentation that is creeping into the IoT ecosystems. As businesses seek to introduce their own products and platforms, there is the danger that a proprietary approach from a number of large businesses will create a siloed environment where one family or brand of devices are incapable of communicating with another rival family.
By focusing on an open source API to control the Spark products, any project that uses the Core should be perfectly interoperable with any other devices out in the world which are using the same open APIs and protocols – unlike the potential silo-mentality found in projects such as Qualcomm's AllSeen Alliance, which might strive to create interoperability through the universal AllJoyn language but risks shutting out those who don't adopt the language and achieving the opposite of what the Alliance public claims it wants to accomplish.
Spark says that adding WiFi connectivity to a product is either very expensive, very difficult or both. The aim of the Spark Core was to solve this problem by making the Core compatible with Arduino, a popular hardware development platform. This enables the Core to become a modular component that can be added to larger Arduino-based projects, and Spark sells a number of other Arduino components, known as 'shields,' which add to this modularity. The Core uses the same code base as Arduino, which is called Wiring.
The Core itself measures 2cm wide and 3.3cm tall, and is powered by a 72MHz ARM Cortex M3 microcontroller and a CC3000 802.11 b/g WiFi module from Texas Instruments – which lets the Core exploit TI's Smart Config network joining protocol to speed up bringing objects online. The module can be updated over the air using the Spark Flash, which removes the need to disassemble a device to tweak its firmware.
The Core has 2MB of flash memory, and can be bought for $39 from Spark. The Core can be purchased with either a chip antenna or a u.FL connector if the antenna needs to be located further from the Core than a chip antenna allows. If the Core needs to be added to an Arduino board, Spark sells the shield necessary to bridge the Core-Arduino gap for $20.
The hardware designs for the Core are open source and are available online, and uses readily available components from major vendors. Spark have chosen to stick to open standards for the software side of things too. The Spark ecosystem uses 128 bit encryption, AES for the hardware and SSL for the REST (representational state transfer) API and software communications. But the most interesting side of Spark is found in the Spark Cloud.
Spark's Cloud project is an extension of the OTA update functionality that lets developers amend their projects once they have been released into the wild. This is a key feature for those looking to sell their projects to customers, but the functionality is only useful if you can use it to update the rest of the device and not just the Spark Core.
But the Spark Cloud also allows Spark's network of servers to facilitate communication between Cores and other networks, allowing applications such as video streaming and location data reporting to be conveyed anywhere in the world with an internet connection. Spark promises that this functionality will remain free to use for anyone using the Core, as well as releasing an open source version of the Spark Cloud for use in local networks and private or corporate servers– but we aren't sure how they plan to pay for the scalable capacity needed if the Spark project takes off in a big way and developers stop buying the Cores directly from Spark. We aren't convinced that the Spark Cloud will be free to use in the future indefinitely.
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^ James Mallinson, "Sāktism and Hathayoga," 28 June 2012. Archived 16 June 2013 at the Wayback Machine [accessed 19 September 2013] pgs. 2 "The earliest references to hathayoga are scattered mentions in Buddhist canonical works and their exegesis dating from the eighth century onwards, in which it is the soteriological method of last resort."
"...[T]here is the cultivation of meditative and contemplative techniques aimed at producing what might, for the lack of a suitable technical term in English, be referred to as 'altered states of consciousness'. In the technical vocabulary of Indian religious texts such states come to be termed 'meditations' ([Skt.:] dhyāna / [Pali:] jhāna) or 'concentrations' (samādhi); the attainment of such states of consciousness was generally regarded as bringing the practitioner to deeper knowledge and experience of the nature of the world." (Gethin, 1998, p. 10.)
The practice of awakening the coiled energy in the body is sometimes specifically called Kundalini yoga. It is based on Indian theories of the subtle body and uses various pranayamas (breath techniques) and mudras (bodily techniques) to awaken the energy known as kundalini (the coiled one) or shakti. In various Shaiva and Shakta traditions of yoga and tantra, yogic techniques or yuktis are used to unite kundalini-shakti, the divine conscious force or energy, with Shiva, universal consciousness.[278] A common way of teaching this method is to awaken the kundalini residing at the lowest chakra and to guide it through the central channel to unite with the absolute consciousness at the highest chakra (in the top of the head).[279]
According to Georg Feuerstein, Laya yoga (yoga of dissolution or merging) "makes meditative absorption (laya) its focus. The laya-yogin seeks to transcend all memory traces and sensory experiences by dissolving the microcosm, the mind, in the transcendental Self-Consciousness."[276] There are various forms and techniques of Laya yoga, including listening to the "inner sound" (nada), practicing various mudras like Khechari mudra and Shambhavi mudra as well as techniques meant to awaken a spiritual energy in the body (kundalini).[277]
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A yoga system that predated the Buddhist school is Jain yoga. But since Jain sources postdate Buddhist ones, it is difficult to distinguish between the nature of the early Jain school and elements derived from other schools.[89] Most of the other contemporary yoga systems alluded in the Upanishads and some Buddhist texts are lost to time.[90][91][note 12]
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Judging by the fuel prices, you'd think the Mobil station across from the Boca Teeca Country Club offers petrol Cordon Bleu instead of plain old gasoline. And while what you get at the pump is the same old, same old, the convenience store shames most gourmet boutiques. Clear-plastic bins of loose jelly beans and other candies cover half of the front wall -- you can fill a little plastic bag with cotton candy, caramel popcorn, bubble gum, and pear-flavor Jelly Belly beans. Next to the candytopia stands the self-serve frozen yogurt station; faced with eight flavors, three sizes, and several toppings, one can easily fill up with more lactose than octane at this Mobil. The station also offers cold drinks, a few plebian items (for example, potato chips), and a glass case of croissants and glorified donuts. Ain't Boca grand?
When Broward County bicycle coordinator Mark Horowitz suggested putting bike racks on buses more than a decade ago, people thought he was crazy. The bikes would fall off, they'd get stolen, no one would use the racks -- Horowitz heard all the complaints. Still he persevered. Two years ago Broward County transit officials finally agreed to try the racks; last summer Palm Beach County transit followed suit. Today officials in both counties declare their programs -- Broward's BYOB (Bring Your Own Bike) and Palm Beach County's BOB (Bikes On Board) -- unmitigated successes. An estimated 800 bicyclists are taking the bus daily in Broward, as are an estimated 500 people in Palm Beach. Pretty impressive numbers for transit systems that have struggled for years to increase ridership. In fact, officials say, they now face a different problem: More bicyclists want to use the buses than they can handle. Horowitz says that problem won't be solved easily or soon. Each rack can accommodate only two bikes; bigger racks would stick out too far, creating a safety hazard. But being too popular is a nice problem to have -- for a change.
Back in the 1930s, well-to-do Chicago brothers Preston and Tom Wells fell in love with Fort Lauderdale -- and with Champ Carr, the likable fishing guide and raconteur who took them out on their annual winter excursions into the briny deep. In 1936 the pair decided to build a small but exclusive resort hotel on the banks of the New River and install Carr as manager; they even named it the Champ Carr Hotel. When Carr retired in 1947, the lodging was renamed the Riverside Hotel. Other than that, it hasn't changed much from the original three-story hotel and six-story tower. It's still an unpretentious, European-style inn with the original Lapa Lapa tile floors and coral rock keystone fireplaces designed by society architect Francis Abreu. The 105 traditional rooms and suites, which range in price from $149 out of season to $269 in season, still boast their original Jacobean-style oak furniture, and although the clientele has changed from wealthy dowagers to hard-charging business types, the rhythm and serenity of the hotel hasn't. Food offerings include two well-regarded restaurants, both Ron Morrison creations: the moderately priced Indigo, with its Southeast Asian fusion cuisine, and the expensive Grill Room, a steak-and-seafood house modeled after a British colonial pub in some far-flung outpost. A word of warning: the hotel is in the process of adding 112 rooms and 4 executive suites in an adjacent 13-story tower by 2002. As at any of the world's newly renovated grand old hotels, you'll want to consider asking for accommodations in the old wing.
To most people in Broward County, Scherer was just another lawyer/lobbyist type who scurried around getting government contracts. (His plum is a North Broward Hospital District deal.) He wasn't really in the public eye much -- which turns out to be a good thing for all concerned. When the manual recount was under way in Broward, Scherer, a GOP operative, did a pretty good job of turning the procedure into a national joke. As the canvassing board counted votes and the television cameras rolled, Scherer started screaming at the counters like a spoiled child. "You are trolling for votes here!" he yelled. "You can't get this election any other way.... You told these lawyers to go bring you more votes!" Scherer's idiotic and arrogant outbursts (he had two of them on successive days) embarrassed not only him but also our fair county and the entire nation. Thank goodness Circuit Judge Robert W. Lee had the good sense finally to toss him out of the proceedings. Now if only we could toss him out of Broward altogether....
LePore was once almost universally admired by politicians in Palm Beach County. She has a genuine charm, works hard, and seems truly to care about the integrity and fairness of the election process. Time was, nobody would say a bad thing about her. Then came her ill-conceived butterfly ballot, which led thousands of Al Gore's supporters to accidentally vote for Pat Buchanan, thus giving W. the presidency. The world fell in on her. Pundits openly ridiculed her. Angry Dems flooded her office with hate mail. She instantly became the Bill Buckner of national politics, the woman who booted the presidential election. At the same time, she tirelessly had to coordinate the confusing recount mess. In handling all that incredible pressure, LePore proved she did indeed deserve the respect she'd earned for her years of exemplary service. Yet she will forever be remembered for her botched ballot.
Put simply, South Florida as we know it today probably wouldn't even exist if it weren't for a retired millionaire named Henry Flagler and his vision of linking the state's entire east coast, from Jacksonville to Key West, by rail. And his Palm Beach estate, Whitehall, now known as the Flagler Museum, is the ultimate monument to the man who paved the way for a Florida economy dominated by agriculture and tourism. When he embarked on the project that would make him the father of Florida development, Flagler had already amassed a fortune through his Standard Oil partnership with, among others, John D. Rockefeller. As if a second career as a railroad magnate weren't enough, Flagler also constructed a series of spectacular buildings as he made his way down the peninsula: St. Augustine's Hotel Ponce de Leon, Palm Beach's Royal Poinciana and the Breakers hotels, and of course Whitehall. The 60,000-square-foot, 55-room "Taj Mahal of North America" became the winter home of Flagler and his wife, Mary Lily Kenan, and today it's preserved in all the glory that led the New York Herald in 1902 to characterize it as "more wonderful than any palace in Europe, grander and more magnificent than any other private dwelling in the world...." Wander among the trappings of Flagler's lavish lifestyle (including his own personal railcar), and praise him -- or curse him -- for making South Florida possible.
A creative writing professor at Florida International University, Duhamel writes the sort of edgy-but-life-affirming poems of which we could all use a little more in our lives. She specializes in fusing her often racy introspection with politics and pop culture; her acute sense of the absurd and her playfulness serve as a strangely perfect backdrop for the exploration of topics such as feminism or the military. In one poem, "Kinky," Duhamel depicts Barbie and Ken switching heads:
Barbie squeezes the small opening under her chin
Over Ken's bulging neck socket. His wide jaw line jostles
Atop his girlfriend's body, loosely,
Like one of those novelty dogs
Destined to gaze from the back windows of cars.
The poem goes on to depict a strange sexual encounter that turns gender identity on its head. Duhamel seems to make the mind's strange, everyday meanderings artful, and she imparts upon all of us a delightful sense that we, too, live in a poem.
When the presidential race was on the line last fall, the world's attention focused on Florida. And as everyone remembers, we became a nationwide laughingstock, a bunch of nincompoops who couldn't punch a chad to save our subtropical lives. When the Republican-controlled state legislature threatened to stick its trunk into the mess, the giggles turned into guffaws. "Those crackers are actually pondering naming their own delegates," said one Tennessee pol. "Why that's unconstituuuuutional...!" CNN, MSNBC, and scads of foreign TV geeks covered our state's capital like a strangler fig on a gumbo-limbo. Who saved the day? Democratic Rep. Lois Frankel of West Palm Beach. An ardent feminist with a keen ear for smart political talk, she rallied the beleaguered Democrats (mostly from SoFla, of course) and talked the talk for hours at a time on worldwide airwaves. She always looked fresh, and her speeches were crisp. In the end the legislature adjourned without a decision, leaving the U.S. Supreme Court with one less constitutional conundrum to consider. (Then the Supremes decided to break a statistical tie with a 5-4 vote, a call that will be debated and rehashed through the ages.) Even so, thanks to our Lois, the world realized that every Floridian isn't crazy -- only those house leaders whose names rhyme with weenie.
We all know that politicians are scoundrels at heart, and we all long to see them punished for their evil deeds, though too often we cannot quite catch them in the actual doing of said deeds. They're slippery little devils, which is how they came to be politicians in the first place. So it is all the more delicious when an especially powerful pol slips up and is justly punished. Such is the case with former Broward County commissioner Scott Cowan. Last year Cowan got busted for filching funds from his 1998 campaign. He wrote checks to fictitious people and cashed them himself, sprinkled money on his daughters, bought himself some nice furniture -- the works. Really blatant, really stupid stuff from the man once considered the king of county politics and a dealmaker extraordinaire. Cowan pleaded guilty to six misdemeanor violations of election laws last November and got a six-month jail sentence and a $6000 fine. Most delicious of all: When a judge let him out on work release, the once-mighty Cowan got a job at a pizza parlor.


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UD, DSU and Deltech are collectively seeking an 800-percent increase over Gov. John Carney's proposal.
Delaware's three largest higher education institutions went for broke this week by asking the General Assembly for nearly $180 million to fund new construction and long-delayed maintenance projects.
Delaware State University wants $100 million to tackle a slew of repairs to the school's mechanical systems, campus roadways and existing buildings.
The University of Delaware is seeking $66.5 million, most of which would help fund a "transformational" new building on its STAR Campus.
And Delaware Technical Community College hopes to get $12.4 million to upgrade its own aging infrastructure and help support an expansion of the parking garage at its Wilmington campus.
Collectively, the three requests submitted to the Bond Bill Committee on Wednesday represent an 800-percent increase over the capital funding that Gov. John Carney recommended the schools receive in January.
They're also just the latest big-ticket items to appear on a crowded wish list of spending proposals vying for the $350 million in extra revenue the state is expected to rake in next year.
"It's going to be challenging," said Rep. Quinn Johnson, D-Middletown, who chairs the bond bill committee. "There is a lot of pent-up demand and that's coming out in these requests."
Carney's $4.25 billion operating budget proposal suggested legislators invest $100 million of the added cash that's expected next year on one-time spending items in the bond bill, which generally uses long-term financing to pay for roads, schools and state office buildings.
The capital spending plan he proposed topped out at $677.5 million, nearly 15 percent more than the state budgeted this year. The requests submitted by the three schools Wednesday would eat up more than a quarter of that total.
Carney's proposal would provide $6.5 million in capital funding to each of the schools and stuck to a long tradition of allocating capital funds equally among those institutions. That does not include the $237 million they would split in operating funds — an 8.5 percent hike over this year's budget.
The presidents of those institutions say the level of capital funding prescribed by the governor would come nowhere close to addressing their needs. With more revenue now on the table, they want a bigger piece of the pie.
The eye-popping $100 million sought by DSU Interim President Wilma Mishoe is more than twice the capital appropriation the Dover-based university has received in the last 10 years — combined.
It also would be the fourth largest appropriation under Carney's proposed capital budget, behind only the Delaware Department of Transportation, the state's public school system and the Office of Management and Budget, which funds a grab bag of major projects for various state agencies.
"I suspect [past DSU presidents] based their request on historical funding," Mishoe said of the university's skyrocketing request. "This is my first time here and I said I'm going to go for it."
Sen. Brian Busheweller, D-Dover, praised Mishoe for her "bold" request even while noting the "shocking" amount of money being sought.
"If we don't know what the needs of the university are, by definition, we're not going to be able to do a very good job of helping you," he said.
She received a warmer reception than UD President Dennis Assanis, who repeatedly characterized his $66.5 million ask as a "once in a lifetime opportunity" to help ensure his school becomes the epicenter of American efforts to mass produce cutting-edge drugs.
That's more than the total amount Appoquinmink School District is requesting to build a new high school, middle school and elementary school.
Most of the money, Assanis said, would be used to help fund the construction of a $156 million building to support the National Institute for Innovation in Manufacturing Biopharmaceuticals or NIIMBL — a U.S. Department of Commerce-backed endeavor housed at UD.
"The biopharma industry has the potential to change the economic landscape of Delaware," Assanis said. "Working with our public and private partners, we could see the creation of 1,500 to 2,000 jobs over the next decade."
Interim Provost Robin Morgan implored the bond committee to "reach deep into the state's sofa cushions" for funding.
But some lawmakers noted that UD — like DSU — already has the ability to raise money through the bond market.
They also pointed out UD's $1.3 billion endowment and questioned why state taxpayers should assist the university when so many other state agencies are also in need of additional funding.
"A whole host of [groups] need resources to function ... that don't come off as flashy as cutting-edge research technology but have such critical roles," said Sen. Bryan Townsend, D-Newark. "And they don't have endowments."
Assanis said demand for the state to fund capital projects sought by the Department of Correction and public schools is constant.
"The difference is, if they happen this year or next year ... the world will probably be the same," he said. "What we're trying to do is invest in the future."
Both Assanis and Mishoe said their respective schools have reached their borrowing limit by funding new construction projects in years when state funding was limited.
DelTech has not had that luxury.
Its reliance on state bond funding has produced a backlog of maintenance projects across its four campuses that total $100 million by 2020, according to president Mark Brainard.
Legislation has twice been introduced that would allow the community college to borrow money and then collect a small property tax to pay off that debt — a system now used by Delaware's vocational schools.
Those bills have not advanced in the General Assembly, however.
"The issue for us goes beyond just fixing the sidewalks and making sure the air is warm in the winter," Brainard said in a separate interview.
"Last spring, we had a roof leak in one of our buildings that eventually made its way to our server room," he said. "If it weren't for a 10-foot tarp, we wouldn't have the technology that supports all of our online learning, all the educational records and financial aid records we have."
The $12.4 million revised request he submitted on Wednesday would allow the college to undertake a series of minor capital improvements and major renovations, such as the addition of a new level on the college's parking garage in Wilmington.
Rep. Larry Mitchell, D-Elsmere, encouraged his fellow bond bill committee members to consider funding the request of DelTech, where he works as the chief of public safety.
"I've always advocated to say that Delaware Tech is a state agency," he said. "We have to maintain those facilities. So I would ask when we come down to the end ... that more is given to DelTech."


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La  des Victoires de la musique se déroule le  à la Seine musicale de Boulogne-Billancourt et est coprésentée par Olivier Minne et Laury Thilleman.

Tournage

Lieu
La cérémonie est tournée à Boulogne-Billancourt, à la Seine musicale.

Production
La cérémonie est produite par l'association « Les Victoires de la musique » et Carson Prod et réalisée par Franck Broqua.

Présentation
La cérémonie est présentée par deux animateurs du groupe France Télévisions : Olivier Minne et Laury Thilleman.

Président d'honneur
Cette année, Stromae est président d'honneur de la cérémonie.

Modalités de vote
Les catégories « Chanson originale », « Création audiovisuelle » et « Concert » sont soumises au vote du public.

Performances en direct
 Stromae, président de la cérémonie, interprète Santé accompagné d'un avatar.

 Angèle, Bruxelles je t'aime et Démons avec la participation de Damso.
 Orelsan, L'Odeur de l'essence.
 Clara Luciani chante Où sont les femmes ? en hommage à Patrick Juvet, mort le .

 Hoshi interprète avec beaucoup d'émotion sa chanson Fais-moi signe dans laquelle elle évoque sa maladie auditive, accompagnée d'une danseuse qui signe le texte. Elle est saluée d'une standing ovation.

 Jacques et Thomas Dutronc, interprètent Et moi, et moi, et moi, tube de 1966.
 Juliette Armanet, Dernier jour du disco.
 Feu! Chatterton, Monde Nouveau.
 Thiéfaine, La fin du roman.

 SCH, Victoire de l'album masculin le plus streamé, interprète Parano entouré de deux pianos (dont Sofiane Pamart) puis pose sa Victoire pour lire une courte déclaration : .

 Barbara Pravi, L'Homme et l'oiseau.
 Ben Mazué chante Des nouvelles.

Aya Nakamura ne fait pas le déplacement mais enregistre un message de remerciement au public à qui elle doit cette Victoire.

Palmarès et nominations

Artiste masculin
 Orelsan
 Julien Doré
 Feu! Chatterton

Artiste féminine
 Clara Luciani
 Juliette Armanet
 Hoshi

Révélation féminine
 Barbara Pravi
 L'Impératrice
 Silly Boy Blue

Révélation masculine
 Terrenoire
 Chien noir
 Myd

Album de l'année
 Cœur de Clara Luciani
 Brûler le feu de Juliette Armanet
 Civilisation d'Orelsan
 Géographie du vide de Hubert-Félix Thiéfaine
 Palais d'argile de Feu! Chatterton

Chanson originale
 L'Odeur de l'essence d'Orelsan
 Bruxelles je t'aime d'Angèle
 Le dernier jour du disco de Juliette Armanet
 Monde nouveau de Feu! Chatterton
 Respire encore de Clara Luciani

Concert
 Ben Mazué
 Hervé
 Woodkid

Création audiovisuelle
 Montre jamais ça à personne d'Orelsan
 Bruxelles je t'aime d'Angèle
 Le Reste de Clara Luciani

Album le plus streamé d'un artiste masculin

 JVLIVS II de SCH

Album le plus streamé d'une artiste féminine

 Aya d'Aya Nakamura

Statistiques

Nominations multiples
 4 : Orelsan, Clara Luciani
 3 : Juliette Armanet, Feu! Chatterton
 2 : Angèle

Récompenses multiples
 3 : Orelsan
 2 : Clara Luciani

Diffusion et audience
À la télévision, sur France 2, deux animateurs de France Télévisions animent la soirée : Olivier Minne et Laury Thilleman. Quant à la radio, c'est France Inter, partenaire historique des Victoires de la Musique, qui retransmet la soirée. Laurent Goumarre, Rebecca Manzoni et Alex Vizorek animent 4h00 d'émission.

Critiques

Catégories genrées
Le maintien de catégories genrées, abandonnées ailleurs, fait débat.

C'est ainsi que le groupe L'Impératrice (1 femme au chant et 5 hommes aux instruments) est nommé dans la catégorie révélation féminine.

Critiques liées aux manques de représentation
Lors de la présentation des nommés aux Victoires, la journaliste Rokhaya Diallo exprime son mécontentement sur Twitter pour venir dénoncer le manque de diversité des artistes nommés  pour le prix d'album le plus streamé.

Le producteur Claudy Siar voit dans cette sélection « une sorte de discrimination ».

Critiques liées à l'absence de certains artistes
Lors de l'annonce des nommés, Cyril Hanouna au cours de son émission Touche pas à mon poste ! appelle au boycott de la cérémonie en raison du manque d'artistes considérés comme populaires tels que Grand Corps Malade, Vianney, Dadju, Gims, Jul ou encore Ninho.

Grand Corps Malade, ne veut surtout pas boycotter les Victoires mais estime avoir été injustement écarté des catégories « Tournée de l'année » et « Artiste de l'année » du fait du succès de son album et de son single avec Kimberose. Son producteur, Jean-Rachid Kallouche, estime que .

Notes et références

Notes

Références

Liens externes

2022
Victoires de la musique
Février 2022 en France


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This is the stage where the artist imagines the possibilities, refines the idea, sketches and lays all the ground work for the artwork they will make.
This is where the construction of the artwork begins. This is an exciting stage! The idea is fresh and the artist feels invigorated and motivation to keep working is very high.
Somewhere along the making of the artwork the artist may start to feel some doubt creeping into the art making process.. It may be hard for the artist to reconcile what the piece looks like at this stage to what the intention of the finished piece will be. So doubt creeps in and the artist may start to question whether or not to continue on the piece. One of two things usually happens at this point: either the artist trusts the integrity of the original vision and their skills and pushes through to the next stage or they abandon the artwork to the unfinished or WIP (work in progress pile) where it promptly gets forgotten about.
Once past stage three the artist may step back from the work to assess what's working and what's not. What changes or refinements need to be made, which techniques and materials need to be introduced in order to continue to move the work forward. This can be a tough stage to get through and some artists may need to walk away from the work for a period of time in order to be able to look at it objectively with fresh eyes. They may feel the need to reach out to a peer group for feedback.
At this stage the artist makes changes based on the results of stage four. They may experiment with different approaches, techniques and materials to determine which will give them the results that they need to bring the artwork to completion.
Finally the the piece is just about complete. All the major work has been done, the finishing touches are applied and the work is declared finished. Now at this point the artist either as a piece of work that they are happy with, that looks the way they envisioned way back in step one or may have even grown beyond that initial vision but they are still pleased with or they have a piece of work that falls short of that vision. Regardless of which situation the artist has, the next stage is a critical one.
I think this last stage is probably one of the most important and it's one that no artist should skip over. If you want to grow, develop and evolve then you have to do two things: you have to push past stage 3 and you can't skip stage 7. If you never get past stage three then you can't get to stage 7! You must finish pieces in order to learn from them. Without completion there can be no final critique or evaluation and you are setting yourself up for the same results with your next piece. This final critique stage is where you step back and evaluate what worked, what didn't and what you would do differently on the next piece. The answers to these questions can be used to inform the approach, materials and techniques that you use in your next piece before you begin it. It's a critical stage – don't skip it! My friend Lyric Kinard has written a terrific pocket guide to help the artist critique their own work and I highly recommend it.
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The factors contributing to the greatness of a first-rank liberal arts college are difficult to analyze. Hidden from view in the mysteries of tradition and institutional aura, the insistent questions remain: How has it been done? Can it still be done? In an intensive analysis of three highly regarded liberal arts colleges, Burton R. Clark uses a developmental approach to formal organization to seek out answers to these questions. The author begins with a presentation of the historical development of three colleges, Antioch, Reed, and Swarthmore. He describes in detail how broad institutional innovations were introduced and made to endure. He then carefully notes the unique events, special conditions, and unusual features that are the components of each institution's fabric. Each of the three narratives is guided by comparative categories, that produce analytical and theoretical insights into organizational development. From the above data Clark develops the concept of the "organizational saga" as the central ingredient in the making of the distinctive college. He explains this concept in terms of organizational role and mission, using the historical narratives of the first section to suggest the bases for the development of sagas. In its empirical findings and conceptual formulations, The Distinctive College, first published in 1970, has played an important role in the analysis and understanding of college culture in contemporary America. It is a study of leadership, as well as an examination of how values are realized in the everyday routine of participants in the life of educational organizations. It remains the premier sociological study of institution building in American higher education.


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Museum dedicated to art, inspired by nature, all mediums and spanning 1500 years. Artists in studio Jan to Nov. Art classes. Gardens.
Lots of animals to meet, a herd of buffalo and two play barns. Exclusive private parties and weekend public parties available with seasonal activities. Educational visits and many active outdoor activities areas for children.


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Home Tech News Dream 11 app hit by FIR in Karnataka, big setback for fantasy cricket
Dream 11 app hit by FIR in Karnataka, big setback for fantasy cricket
Online gaming ban: In a big setback, an FIR has been lodged against Dream 11 app founders in Karnataka, which had recently banned all forms of online gambling, including fantasy cricket.
Online gaming ban: Dream 11 is a popular fantasy cricket app but has faced criticism in some states since its apps involve the public in activities like risking money on fantasy cricket and other sports. (Image: Dream 11)
Online gaming ban: Dream 11 online game application is facing a huge storm over its presence in Karnataka. An FIR has been slapped on Dream 11 app founders at the Annapoorneshwarinagar police station in Bengaluru. The FIR is against the Dream 11 app founders Bhavit Sheth and Harsh Jain, revealed IANS. The complaint has been registered by a resident of Nagarbhavi in Bengaluru named Manjunath and it was was filed on Thursday. Notably, this comes soon on the heels of Karnataka imposing a ban on any form of online gambling just weeks ago, which includes online games that consist of activities like wagering, betting and gambling. The ban spans online games of skills that use electronic means and virtual currency and electronic transfer of funds.
The state government had recently amended the Karnataka Police Act, 1963, which now prohibits the online games of chance and skill where money is involved in any form.
Also, the complaint averred, since it is still online, people can go to it and bet on fantasy cricket where, chances are, they may lose big amounts of money and this will allow the Dream 11 owners to illegally accumulate wealth from a banned source.
The penalties are quite stiff under the new rules. To start with, online gaming is a non-bailable offence and carries an imprisonment period of up to three years. On top of that there is a fine of ₹1 lakh that can be imposed on the guilty persons.
Notably, after the application of the ban in Karnataka, many companies blocked their products. Mobile Premier League (MPL) was among the first few services that began blocking access to users in Karnataka. MPL's gaming app showed messages to users in Karnataka that said, "Sorry! The law in your state does not permit you to play Fantasy sports," "Fantasy games are locked," and "cash games are locked." Paytm First Games too has restricted access to its game in Karnataka.
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Breaststroke has been getting a bad press for years. But as we gear up for our first breaststroke swim clinic to be held on 6-8 May 2016, professional swim coach Salim says it's time to embrace the underdog.
Front crawl has been enjoying the role of 'stroke of choice' for almost 100 years. But until the 1950s, breaststroke was infact the only stroke with a required style.
Today, breaststroke remains the most popular recreational swimming style due to the fact the swimmer's head is out of the water a large portion of the time and that it can be swum comfortably at slow speeds. However, at competition level, swimming breaststroke at speed requires comparable endurance and strength to other strokes, despite it being the slowest of the four recognised styles.
Yes front crawl is the energy efficient stroke of choice when done well. But you may be surprised how small that advantage may be in some circumstances.
I believe a slightly tweaked and well-executed breaststroke has many distinct advantages. I have coached a number of breast stroking triathletes in my time, and there is nothing more fascinating than seeing a-long gliding breaststroker ease past a testosterone fuelled Alpha thrashing through the water using front crawl.
Not only can the stroke be swum quickly and energy efficiently, but it could save your life too.
So instead of unlearning something and trying to perfect a new stroke, our breaststroke clinic aims to tweak your swim style make it more efficient, elegant, and perhaps turn a few heads (as you swim past).