We want children, babies - 4th grade, to know that they are uniquely and wonderfully made by God and that they have a role in the church, even at a young age. We value the role of parents as the primary influence in their children's lives. That's why we partner with you in your child's spiritual growth.
Each summer, we host a high-energy VBS for children in kindergarten through 4th grade. Monday through Friday, children sing and dance, hear Bible stories, watch engaging skits, play games and more. We want children to know and experience just how much Jesus loves them … and that following Jesus is fun!
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Kids will explore God's goodness and celebrate a ferocious faith that powers them through this wild life. Save the dates for this amazing adventure!
Each week, children hear one of the same Bible readings that parents hear in the worship center, and they explore this reading through hands-on learning and play. We equip parents with resources you can use at home to guide age-appropriate discussion about the weekly lesson.
This space is set aside for children under the age of 4 to meaningfully engage in both worship and play alongside a parent or caring adult.
If you are a first-time guest, stop by the Welcome Center to learn what's available for your child that day.
If you are a member or a regular attender, and your child is currently enrolled, you can sign in at a check-in kiosk. Simply search by the last four digits of your phone number, then select your family name. Click check-in for those who are attending. Your child will receive a name tag and you'll receive an ID tag with a matching number. Just click Print Badges and Finish. Your child will not be released from his or her classroom until we receive the matching ID number tag back from you at pick up.
All of our professional and volunteer staff have completed background checks. Should we need to contact you during worship, your child's ID number will display on our worship center screens.
We teach the same curriculum at each worship service.
We believe children grow in faith through experiences. On Sunday mornings, children in kindergarten through 4th grade experience worship with family and meaningful faith formation with friends. Children begin in worship with their families praising and praying. After the children's message, they leave the worship space to hear a Bible stoy and engage in age appropriate conversation and games. Children rejoin their parents for communion.
If you are a first-time guest, stop by the Welcome Center and learn what is available for your children that day.
If you are a member or a regular attender, and your child is currently enrolled, you can sign in at a check-in kiosk. Simply search by the last four digits of your phone number, then select your family name. Click check-in for those who are attending. Your child will receive a name tag and you'll receive an ID tag with a matching number. Just click Print Badges and Finish.
Noah's Ark Preschool & Kindergarten is a ministry of Christ the Savior Lutheran Church. We believe that children are uniquely and wonderfully made by God. Our weekday preschool and kindergarten provides a rich environment for your child to create, explore, learn and grow.
Our First Communion Faith Milestone is designed to prepare children in Kindergarten – 4th grade to receive the sacrament of Holy Communion in a way that is meaningful for their developmental stage. This program is just the beginning of learning about this sacrament. Older children who have not yet had formal preparation for this sacrament and are interested in receiving Holy Communion may contact Nicole Sinders to learn more about options for older students.
What is included in the First Communion Faith Milestone?
How do I know if my child is ready to receive Holy Communion?
Read more about First Communion Readiness.
If you determine your child is ready to receive the sacrament of Holy Communion, begin having conversations at home and register your child for the First Communion Faith Milestone.
If you have any questions or would like to discuss First Communion, please contact Robin Patras.


You are here: Home > Homepage > News alerts > Beware "Wrong Number" Answering Machine Stock Tips!
The scenario is this. You come home from work and check your answer machine and there's a message waiting for you. It's from someone you don't know, obviously a wrong number, but in the message the caller tells her friend about a hot investment tip she's received.
Would you buy some stock in a company on the basis of a call like this, from someone you don't know?
Seems unlikely doesn't it, but that's exactly what's happening in the US right now, and if past experiences are repeated, it could happen here too.
What the US authorities are saying is that if you get a call like this, it's most likely not a 'wrong number' at all, but part of what's known as a 'pump and dump' scam. In the US, people are employed to leave messages like this on thousands of answer machines across the country. What the scammers behind this scam are trying to do is to influence people to buy stock in a company that they invest in, causing its share price to rise. The scammers then sell their shares at a profit and, once they stop promoting the stock, its price will fall and many investors will lose their money. Scammers choose stock that is only thinly traded and little is known about, so its share price is easily manipulated.
Relying only on tips about shares is like trying to learn a foreign language using a tourist phrase book. Never put your money into stocks on the basis of tips from people you don't know.
Read more about this scam on the US Securities and Exchange Commission's website.


Here's every Vishniac or Vichniac that I know of on the Internet, just in case you're looking for some other one than me. If you know of another Vishniac who's not listed here, please tell me. You can contact any living family member mentioned here by sending mail to them at vishniac.com. Each family member's username is their first name, shown in bold print on this page.
The name is a variant of Wishniak, or Wisniak. Our family adopted the name in the early 19th century while our ancestor, Eliezur Elimelech Vishniak, was living in the town of Bielsk-Podlaski, Poland. Within our family it has been spelled as Vischniac, Vishniak, and even Wischniak. The original spelling is unknown, but it appears on the tombstone of one of Eliezur's sons as (vav-vav-shin-nun-yud-koof).
My wife Kathy (nee Kathleen Kohl) runs our house and teaches nursery school. Our older son David recently graduated from Franklin Pierce University and is heavily into sports. Jordan goes to Arlington High School and reads voluminously.
My brother, Ethan Vishniac, formerly of The University of Texas at Austin and Johns Hopkins University, now teaches at McMaster University. His wife, Ilene Busch-Vishniac, was Dean of Engineering at Hopkins and is now provost at McMaster.
My mother, Dr. Helen Vishniac, is an emeritus professor of Microbiology at Oklahoma State University.
My father, the late Wolf V. Vishniac, has a Martian crater named in his honor. Vishniac crater is just below the center of this picture, and is the larger and more southerly of the two adjacent craters known as the "Giant's Footprint". Vishniac crater is an important location in Kim Stanley Robinson's novel Green Mars.
My grandfather, the late Roman S. Vishniac, is best known for his photographs of European Jewish life before World War II. Many of these pictures are collected in "A Vanished World" and "To Give Them Light". Copies of his photographs can be acquired through the Howard Greenberg Gallery in New York City. There's a brief biography on encyclopedia.com and a longer biography in Wikipedia. You can find many of Roman's books on amazon.com and on barnesandnoble.com.
Roman's cousin Mark Veniaminovich Vishniak was very active in politics circa the Russian revolution. Indiana University has some of his correspondence in the Lilly library.
If your spelling's a bit off, you might be looking for our cousin, Gerard Vichniac, or Gerard's wife, Judy Vichniac, who works at Harvard University. Their children, Avi and Rebecca, are also reachable on-line.
Peter S. Vishniac, no relation to any other Vishniac mentioned here, worked at the University of California San Francisco. I haven't heard from him in several years and can't find any sign that he's still there.
Floyd Wayne Vishniak, no relation to anybody, is a fictional character in pseudonymous Stephen Bury's cyber-something novel Interface.
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The Bible reminds us in Matthew 22:37-40 to love God with all our heart, soul, and mind and to love our neighbor as ourselves. Come along with us as we embark on this journey hearing stories and songs about God's love and how we should give Him our hearts too! This is a double CD album with fun stories and songs that are sure to provoke you to worship God even more and impart the faith into your children and the next generation.
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Skeena Commences Underground Drilling at Snip
Vancouver, BC (October 13, 2017) Skeena Resources Limited (TSX.V: SKE) ("Skeena" or the "Company") is pleased to announce the commencement of underground drilling at the 100% owned Snip gold project ("Snip") located in the Golden Triangle of northwest British Columbia. The current drill program began on October 12, 2017 and will consist of 9,000 metres over approximately 73 holes.
Skeena's CEO, Walter Coles Jr. commented, "I'm glad to report that underground services and survey controls have been established at Snip and we've started drilling. The onsite team has worked extremely hard to reach this point. We now have the ability to continue drilling through the winter, which is usually not possible for exploration projects in the Golden Triangle. We look forward to releasing a maiden resource estimate for Snip in 2018."
Skeena retained DMAC Drilling Ltd., specialists in underground drilling, to complete the diamond drill program. The first 26 holes will be drilled from the 300 metre level to target mineralization in the Twin Zone and 150 Vein (cross sections available here). Drilling is intended to confirm and extend gold mineralization left behind by the previous operator (see news release dated March 6, 2017).
Future holes will target the 130 Vein, the 412 Zone and the newly defined 200 Footwall Zone (see new release dated November 1, 2016). A second drill rig will be mobilized to site shortly.
The scientific and technical information contained in this news release has been reviewed and approved by J. Rupert Allan, P.Geol., a Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101.
Skeena Resources Limited is a junior Canadian mining exploration company focused on developing prospective precious and base metal properties in the Golden Triangle of northwest British Columbia, Canada. The Company's primary activities are the exploration and development of the past-producing Snip gold mine, acquired from Barrick Gold, and the past-producing Porter Idaho silver mine. The Company also recently announced Preliminary Economic Assessment results for the Spectrum-GJ copper-gold porphyry project.
Walter Coles Jr.
Certain statements made and information contained herein may constitute "forward-looking information" and "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of applicable Canadian and United States securities legislation, including, among other things, information with respect to the expected size and terms of the Offering, the expected timing for closing of the Offering and the expected use of proceeds of the Offering. These statements and information are based on facts currently available to the Company and there is no assurance that actual results will meet management's expectations. Forward-looking statements and information may be identified by such terms as "anticipates", "believes", "targets", "estimates", "plans", "expects", "may", "will", "could" or "would". Forward-looking statements and information contained herein are based on certain factors and assumptions regarding, among other things, the estimation of mineral resources and reserves, the realization of resource and reserve estimates, metal prices, taxation, the estimation, timing and amount of future exploration and development, capital and operating costs, the availability of financing, the receipt of regulatory approvals, environmental risks, title disputes and other matters. While the Company considers its assumptions to be reasonable as of the date hereof, forward-looking statements and information are not guarantees of future performance and readers should not place undue importance on such statements as actual events and results may differ materially from those described herein. The Company does not undertake to update any forward-looking statements or information except as may be required by applicable securities laws.

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Тбилиси 2015 — третий турнир серии Гран-при 2014—2015 годов, проходил в Тбилиси с 14 по 28 февраля.

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The role of magnetic resonance imaging and ultrasound in patients with adnexal masses AIMS: To evaluate the accuracy of ultrasonography (US) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in characterizing adnexal masses, and to determine which patients may benefit from MRI. METHODS: We prospectively studied 72 women (mean age 53 years, range 19 to 86 years) with clinically suspected adnexal masses. A single experienced sonographer performed transabdominal and transvaginal greyscale spectral. and colour Doppler examinations. MRI was carried out on a 1.5T system using T1, T2 and fat-suppressed T1-weighted sequences before and after intravenous injection of gadolinium. The adnexal masses were categorized as benign or malignant without knowledge of clinical details, according to the imaging features which were compared with the surgical and pathological findings. RESULTS: For characterizing lesions as malignant, the sensitivity, specificity and accuracy of MRI were 96.6%, 83.7% and 88.9%, respectively, and of US were 100%, 39.5% and 63.9%, respectively. MRI was more specific (p<0.05) than US. Both MRI and US correctly diagnosed 17 (24%) cases with benign and 28 (39%) cases with malignant masses. MRI correctly diagnosed 19 (26%) cases with benign lesion(s), which on US were thought to be malignant. The age, menopausal status and CA-125 levels in these women made benign disease likely, but US features were suggestive of malignancy (large masses and solid-cystic lesions with nodules). CONCLUSION: MRI is more specific and accurate than US and Doppler assessment for characterizing adnexal masses. Women who clinically have a relatively low risk of malignancy but who have complex sonographic features may benefit from MRI. (C) 2005 The Royal College of Radiologists. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
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From a life on the road to an old dairy
Su Derrick at La Vaquería. / Jennie Rhodes
Su Derrick bought La Vaquería from María, the lady who used to milk the cows in what was one of five dairies in Benamargosa; locals still bring her old milk churns that they used to have filled up, as reminders of days gone by
Jennie Rhodes |
23 November 201811:37
When I arrived at La Vaquería, owner Su Derrick, was serving up mango jam tarts to one of her regulars, Audrey, who lives locally, near Benamargosa. We all agreed that jam tarts have lost out to trendy cakes such as muffins and cup cakes and start to reminisce over grandmothers, baking and other traditional British food.
Su, who has been running this quirky, homely, cafe/restaurant-cum-art centre for 12 years, explains that she has managed to combine a love of cooking and art in the place she calls home. She says that she loves using old recipes that have been passed down through generations of her family.
"I still make parkin, which is a traditional Lancashire recipe and that's where my grandmother was from," explains Su.
As the Spanish name suggests, La Vaquería is a former dairy. Su bought it 12 years ago after a chance meeting with the then owner, María, who thought the building may be of interest to the growing number of foreigners moving to the area.
"I was looking for a studio for my art," explains Su, adding, "I went to see the place and saw how it could work for me."
While Su doesn't remember the place as a working dairy, María and other residents of the village have told her anecdotes about taking their milk churns to be filled there.
"In fact over the years a number of people have donated their old milk churns. It's almost like they see this place as a museum," says Su. She adds that hers was once one of five working dairies in the village "before the dawn of UHT milk".
A life on the road
Su, 54 and originally from Hampshire, first came to Spain 30 years ago, after a time as "a hippie living on a bus" in the UK. "I witnessed the Battle of the Beanfield [when Wiltshire police prevented the Stonehenge Free Festival] and saw some of my friends being beaten by the police," she recalls.
She and her friends decided to travel down to Portugal one winter and then travelled through Spain to go to France for the fruit-picking season, which is where she also started earning a living through her pavement art.
"I was always artistic and even got a place at Winchester College of Art, but I never took it up," the artist explains.
She went on to spend summers in France and then winters in Spain, where a friend was already living in La Zubia, a tiny hamlet between Benamargosa and nearby Comares. In 1989, she bought her first house, in Benamargosa, with some money she had saved from pavement art and fruit picking.
"I am a Gemini and while I have a more wild, creative side, I also have a very focused, businesslike side and I though that buying a house was a good investment," she explains.
Su married, had three children and she and her husband set up a construction business.
"We were lucky as it was the mid 90s by then and just at the time of the construction boom. Lots of foreigners were coming to the area so business was booming," Su recalls.
However, a few years later and with a desire to get back to her artistic roots, Su was on the lookout for somewhere to turn into a studio and that is when her timely meeting with María took place. Su says, "I had caught the bus to Malaga and María was sitting next to me. A lot of the local people knew me as for a long time we were the only foreigners in the village. I'd also done quite a lot of translation work for the town hall and so María asked me if I could help her to sell the property."
From the beginning, Su started giving art classes and also gave after-school lessons to the local children, having done a spell as the after class art teacher at the local primary school.
Turning the place into a business, where musicians come to perform regularly and running the various art workshops has been a labour of love.
"The place allows me to fulfil the two sides of my Gemini character and it's like my palette," smiles Su.
She goes on to explain that the whole process has grown "organically" from starting to offer people cups of tea and coffee when they travelled to one of the workshops, to baking cakes and quiches and so on to sell. "People have to travel to get here, so I wanted to offer them some refreshments."
From there she has turned the place into a successful café and restaurant, but kept art at the centre of what she does. Mosaics on the floor greet people as they arrive, as do Lucky the Dalmatian and Honey, the latest arrival, a tiny kitten who turned up one day and has become part of the family.
Su, who has since divorced, says that she still misses life on the road and goes travelling when she shuts La Vaquería in January. However, she is full of ideas for the place as says she "daydreams" about what she can do with it and is fulfilling her dreams "whenever time and money allow".
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Landulf Sagax, connu également en français sous les noms de Landolf Sagax et de Landulphe Sagax (en latin : Landolfus Sagax, Landulfus Sagax, Landolphus Sagax ou Landulphus Sagax ; en italien : Landolfo Sagace) est un lettré ayant vécu à la fin du  en Campanie, auteur d'une compilation historique intitulée à l'origine Historia Romana mais connue sous le nom d'Historia miscella depuis l'édition de Pierre Pithou à Bâle en 1569, nom plus spécifique et donc plus pratique.

Présentation
On ne le connaît que par son texte et le manuscrit principal de celui-ci, le Palatinus latinus 909 (conservé à la Bibliothèque apostolique vaticane) : les 35 autres manuscrits médiévaux plus récents paraissent tous en dériver, directement ou non. Il semble que ce manuscrit ait été copié sous la supervision de Landulf lui-même, au vu de certaines corrections apportées au texte qui doivent sans doute lui être attribuées personnellement. Il y a aussi de nombreuses annotations marginales dues au même copiste que celui du texte, donc sans doute dictées par Landulf, parmi lesquelles plusieurs exhortations à un « princeps » dont on ne sait s'il s'agit d'une personne précise. Dans le manuscrit, le texte de l'Historia est suivi de deux listes de souverains : les empereurs romains et byzantins d'Auguste à Basile II et Constantin VIII (empereurs associés de 976 à 1025), et les impératrices de Fausta à Eudocie Ingérina ; ensuite, toujours de la main du même copiste, figure le texte de l'Epitome de re militari de Végèce.

L'analyse paléographique conduit à dater le manuscrit plutôt de la fin du  (donc entre 976 et 1000) et à en fixer l'origine en Campanie. Si, comme il semble, Landulf l'a fait copier lui-même, on peut supposer par un faisceau d'indices qu'il s'agissait d'un laïc, vivant sans doute dans une cour princière : l'épithète qui lui est attribuée dans le lemme qui précède l'Historia (sagax est sans doute à prendre au sens de « savant »), sans aucun titre ecclésiastique, la présence du texte de Végèce, à l'époque destiné à l'instruction de l'aristocratie laïque, le fait aussi que dans l'Historia il accorde fort peu de place aux éléments d'histoire ecclésiastique, qu'il réduit au minimum ou supprime complètement dans les sources qu'il utilise. Il devait être précepteur laïc ou ce genre de chose dans une cour princière.

Ludwig Traube a proposé la cour du duc de Naples, Amedeo Crivellucci celle du prince lombard de Bénévent, Pandolf Tête de Fer (961-981) ou Pandolf II (981-1014).

L'Historia Romana est une compilation en 26 livres fondée sur deux sources principales, avec des ajouts secondaires d'origine généralement identifiable (d'où le nom d'Historia miscella, « Histoire mélangée », donnée par Pithou). Les 16 premiers livres sont fondamentalement l'ouvrage homonyme de Paul Diacre, également divisé en 16 livres, racontant l'histoire romaine depuis la fondation de la ville jusqu'en l'an 553  (fin de la reconquête de l'Italie par Justinien) ; Paul Diacre a repris le Bréviaire d'Eutrope qui racontait en 10 livres l'histoire jusqu'à la mort de Jovien en 364, et il l'a poursuivie jusqu'en 553. Les 10 derniers livres de Landulf sont une reprise (après 553) de la Chronographia tripartita d'Anastase le Bibliothécaire, laquelle est une traduction latine (pour la période considérée) de la Chronique byzantine de Théophane le Confesseur, prolongeant donc le récit jusqu'en 813 (abdication de Michel Rhangabé) ; le découpage en livres est de Landulf. Il y a des ajouts assez importants à partir de trois sources : l'Épitomé de Caesaribus ; les Historiæ adversus paganos de Paul Orose ; l'Historia tripartita de Cassiodore. On relève aussi des emprunts plus limités à l'Histoire des Goths de Jordanès, à l'Histoire ecclésiastique de Rufin d'Aquilée, aux Dialogues de Grégoire le Grand et à l'Histoire des Lombards de Paul Diacre. Les sources de Landulf sont presque toutes connues indépendamment (sauf quelques rares passages), et donc l'importance de l'ouvrage de ce point de vue est mince. Il faut noter toutefois qu'il utilise les Facta et dicta memorabilia de Valère Maxime dans la version établie dans l'Antiquité tardive par Januarius Nepotianus (qui n'est autrement connue que du début au § 3, 7, 2, par le manuscrit Vaticanus latinus 1321, du , pour le reste on ne dispose que des citations de Landulf). Mais l'ouvrage est intéressant historiquement par sa conception : l'idée encore présente en Italie méridionale, à la fin du , d'une continuité de l'« Histoire romaine » depuis Romulus, continuité assumée notamment par l'Empire byzantin. Le fait que le récit s'interrompt en 813, plus d'un siècle et demi avant l'époque de Landulf, doit être dû seulement à l'absence de sources disponibles en latin.

Le manuscrit est passé rapidement en Allemagne, peut-être au moment de l'expédition de l'empereur Henri II en Italie du Sud en 1022 ; il a rejoint la bibliothèque de l'abbaye de Corvey (d'où sa présence, bien plus tard, dans la Bibliothèque palatine). La plupart des 35 manuscrits recentiores viennent du nord des Alpes, où l'Historia de Landulf a servi au Bas Moyen Âge de manuel d'histoire romaine. L'editio princeps est due à Sigismond Gelenius (Bâle, 1532), et il y en a eu beaucoup d'autres ensuite.

Édition
 Amedeo Crivellucci (éd.), Historia Romana, in Fonti per la storia d'Italia [Medio Evo], XLIX-L, Rome, 1912-13.

Notes et références

Liens externes
 Notice sur le site Thésaurus du CERL
  Landulfus Sagax dans Documenta Catholica Omnia
  Historia miscella dans Internet Archive

Écrivain médiéval de langue latine
Historien italien du IXe siècle
Historien italien du Xe siècle
Chroniqueur du Moyen Âge
Naissance en Italie
Personnalité du haut Moyen Âge par nom
Date de naissance non renseignée (Xe siècle)
Date de décès non renseignée (Xe siècle)
Historien du haut Moyen Âge


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We're all aware that Memorial Day is a day of remembrance, but Congress has also established an exact minute of remembrance. The National Moment of Remembrance Act,which was adopted in December of 2000, encourages every citizen to pause each Memorial Day at 3:00 p.m. local time to remember the brave men and women who died serving this country. In addition to any federal observances, Major League Baseball games usually come to a stop during the Moment of Remembrance, and for the past several years, Amtrak engineers have taken up the practice of sounding their horns in unison at precisely 3:00 p.m.
Today, and every day, take time to pray for the families of those that gave their lives for the freedom we enjoy today. Minutes, moments and monuments all remind us of the sacrificial love that makes this nation great.


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Opmantek has been named Australia's top exporter of Digital Technologies at the Australian Export Awards.
In its 55th year, the export awards are presented to honour Australia's most successful exporters across a range of industries.
The award was accepted on behalf of the company by Maria Chicaiza – Opmantek's commercial manager at the gala ceremony at Parliament House, Canberra. Maria spoke of the incredible business journey she had been part of over the past 6 years.


New car sales in January were up 31 per cent on last year according to figures released by the Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI ).
Some 29,948 cars were sold last month (January ) compared with 22,893 in January 2014. This start could very likely see sales comfortably exceed 100,000 at the end of the year, for the first time since 2008. Louth was the county to show the highest percentage gain with +43.36 per cent and Sligo just pipped Monaghan for the lowest gain this January compared to January 2014 with +14.77 per cent.
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New Irish heavy goods vehicles (HGV ) registrations in January were down 29 per cent (192 units ) on January last year (272 units ) but the Euro 6 scramble a year ago explains this fall. The big winner so far this year appears to be Scania.
Current bullish industry projections indicate that new car sales should be close to 115,000 with light commercials, possibly set to exceed 20,000, again for the first time since 2008.
And black is back on top - it was the colour on the largest percentage of new cars with 19.36 per cent. Black switched places with silver/aluminium on 18.95 per cent of new cars, with grey on 15.82 per cent and white/ivory accounting for 13.06 per cent of those sold in January. Red/maroon and blue make up the other big selling colours.
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Who participates in the Penn Relays?
Over the course of the three-day festival, top high school, collegiate, Olympic development and masters athletes take to Franklin Field for events like the 4 × 400 meter relay, javelin, pole vault, 100-meter dash, mile runs, sprints and more in hopes of bringing home the elusive Penn Relays Wheel.
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COVID outbreak The 2020 and 2021 Penn Relays were cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the United States. According to news sources, these were the first times the event had been canceled since the event's inception on April 21, 1895.
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The Penn Relays – April 28-30, 2022.
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The first Penn Relays was held on 20 April 1895, in conjunction with the university's Spring Handicap Track and Field Games. As Johnson wrote in his detailed history of The Penn Relays, "the history of relay running as sport began in 1893 at the University of Pennsylvania.
Entry fees are $50 for each relay entered and $25 for each individual event entered. Entry fees are non-refundable processing fees.
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A Philadelphia staple, the Penn Relays are back this year. The 2022 Penn Relays will take place April 28-30 at the historic Franklin Field. The Penn Relays draw many of the nation's—and the world's—top track athletes to Franklin Field to run in the world's first and most recognized relay meet.
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A recent Infy maker Youth Award winner, Markus nominated his school Design Tech High School @dTechHS to receive a grant for a Makerspace. Executive director of d.tech Ken Montgomery shares how this new makerspace is helping d.tech students build their creative confidence.
"When you create something the thing that you change the most is yourself."
Design Tech High School (d.tech) is a charter school serving students in grades 9-12 based in Burlingame, CA. Our mission is to develop students who believe that the world can be a better place and that they can be the ones to make it happen. To realize our school's mission we have developed an educational program that is based on the principles of design thinking. We believe that if students learn design thinking skills and adopt a design thinking mindset that they will develop the optimism and self-efficacy needed to make the mission come alive. As we have taught students design thinking, we have learned that students are great at generating ideas and prototypes, but struggle when they are asked to turn their ideas into action.
Over the course of three years, our biggest challenge has been supporting the implementation of student ideas generated in design lab. The Makerspace grant from Infosys Foundation USA was used to support the creation of our accelerator program, which we run out of our Design Realization Garage, or DRG. The funds were used to purchase materials and supplies needed to prototype the idea of an accelerator program. We have held four accelerator courses, which have helped students implement ideas from their design lab class. The accelerator program allowed students to see their ideas come to life, which helped students build creative confidence. Two students, Lian and Lucy, illustrate the impact of this grant quite well.
Lian is a 9th grader at d.tech who was high achieving academically, but never considered herself a maker or particularly adept at using technology. Sensing that she might need a nudge, I asked her if she would like to take on a project for the school. She agreed, as would most 9th graders when asked for help by the school principal. I asked Lian to design a key chain for staff with the words "unlocking potential" on it, as I wanted staff to have a constant reminder that our goal as educators is to help students unlock the potential that they have inside them. I asked for her to bring me three prototypes to choose from and connected her with the accelerator program. Her final product is pictured.
Lian built creative confidence through this process and again entered the accelerator during the final weeks of school. Her second project was working with another student to help design an artistic display for dirt that we took home from the ground breaking ceremony for our new building on the Oracle campus. Sketches of her prototype and final project are below, and most importantly, she now has creative confidence and a maker identity. We would not have been able to support Lian's growth without the materials provided by this grant; the nudge to the DRG was important, but it would have actually been a step backward in her building creative confidence if she did not have access to materials to see her designs made manifest. We feel that this is a powerful outcome for a 9th grader. Lian shared, "The DRG showed me that I can enjoy things that are out of my comfort zone. Before coming, I was very pessimistic about computers, and I surely did not think that I would like to work on adobe illustrator. The DRG impacted me in a way that showed me that I shouldn't be afraid to try new things and to be optimistic!"
After students build creative confidence, we want to support them thinking big with their ideas, which Lucy has done. Lucy is a 10th grade student at d.tech and has embarked on launching a business, which began in design lab and then became part of our accelerator program. Lucy's design lab class was "Teacher RFP's", where teachers asked students for help in solving pressing problems. One teacher submitted an RFP for helping him solve his "lost marker cap" problem. Lucy's POL (presentation of learning) shows the process she went through in creating what she calls the Capslock.
We often show the Capslock to visitors to give them a sense of what we hope that students will do with their design thinking skills and access to the DRG. The Capslock always generates positive responses, with some visitors wanting to purchase one. I mentioned this to Lucy, and she has created more Capslock's for d.tech staff and is learning how to move from a design to manufacturing. Lucy would not have made this leap without support from the accelerator program. She told me: "Having the support to make the Capslock a reality has helped me develop into a far more effective and capable designer. Over the course of this project, I have been able to take on and fill a leadership role. Additionally, I have gained skills important to functioning in a business, as well as developing helpful fabrication abilities."
The accelerator program is now an essential component of our design lab experience, and we have high hopes for building student's creative confidence through their participation in the program.


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13 Australian soldiers face dismissal after Afghan report
Friday, November 27, 2020, 14:08 By Reuters
SYDNEY - Australia has told 13 special forces soldiers they face dismissal in relation to a report on alleged unlawful killings in Afghanistan, the head of the country's army said on Friday.
An independent report published last week in redacted form said there was evidence that 39 unarmed Afghan prisoners and civilians were killed by 19 Australian soldiers.
None of the 19 soldiers were identified in the report, which was written by a state judge appointed by the inspector-general of defence. The 19 current and former soldiers have been referred for possible prosecution.
Under mounting pressure, Lieutenant General Rick Burr, the head of the Australian army, said 13 current soldiers have been issued with notices that could eventually lead to their termination.
Under mounting pressure, Lieutenant General Rick Burr, the head of the Australian army, said 13 current soldiers have been issued with notices that could eventually lead to their termination
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Burr did not identify any of the 13 soldiers, but said they were not part of the 19 current and former soldiers who face possible criminal charges. He said the 13 soldiers that face dismissal have two weeks to respond to the notice.
"At this time, 13 individuals have been issued administrative action notices in relation to the Afghanistan inquiry," Burr told reporters in Canberra.
"We are all committed to learning from the inquiry and emerging from this a stronger, more capable and effective army."
READ MORE: 9 killed after 2 army helicopters collide in S. Afghanistan
Australia's most senior military official apologised to Afghanistan last week after the release of the report.
The report into the conduct of special forces personnel in Afghanistan between 2005 and 2016 said senior commandos may have forced junior soldiers to kill defenceless captives in order to "blood" them for combat.
The inquiry examined more than 20,000 documents and 25,000 images, and interviewed 423 witnesses under oath.
Australia sent troops to join U.S.-led forces that tried to defeat the Taliban insurgency in Afghanistan in the years after the Islamists were forced from power in 2001.


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Weil, Teammates Win B Final at Olympics
By Dateline Staff on August 12, 2016 in University
U.S. boat (yellow) with Aggie alumnus Seth Weil in the front, alongside Canada boat in Aug. 8 heat at Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro. (NBC live stream)
Updated 7 a.m. Aug. 12: The U.S. crew of Seth Weil '11, Charlie Cole, Matt Miller and Henrik Rummel placed first in this morning's B final, with a time of 5:59.20, almost 20 seconds faster than their time in the semifinal, when they just missed out on advancing to the A final (for medals). First place in the B final equals seventh place overall (first through sixth place decided in the A final).
Updated 10 a.m. Aug. 11: The top three teams in each semifinal advance to the A final (medal round), and Seth Weil and teammates just missed out today, finishing fourth with a time of 6:19.08 behind Italy (6:16.54) in third place. The B final is set for 5:40 a.m. PDT Friday (Aug. 12).
Updated 9 a.m. Aug. 10: Organizers called off all racing today due to high winds, the second such cancelation in this competition. The men's-4 semifinals are now scheduled for 5:30 and 5:40 a.m. PDT Thursday (Aug. 11).
With a top-three finish today (Aug. 8) in their preliminary heat, Aggie alumnus Seth Weil '11 and his rowing teammates secured a spot in the Olympic men's-4 semifinals on Wednesday (Aug. 10).
It'll be an early start for those of us here who want to watch the race live from Rio de Janeiro: 5:30 a.m. our time.
Weil is competing in his first Olympics. He's been rowing since his freshman year at UC Davis, 2005, when he joined the rowing club.
He's one of two alumni competing in the Rio Games. The other is Kim Conley '09, who's made her second consecutive Olympics team in the 5,000-meter run. Round 1 is scheduled for 5:30 a.m. PDT Tuesday (Aug. 16); the final is at 5:40 p.m. Friday (Aug. 19).
Meet our Olympians Seth Weil and Kim Conley.
The men's-4 rowing heats at Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas took place a day later than scheduled, after high wind there forced cancelation of all racing on Sunday.
Weil, Charlie Cole, Matt Miller and Henrik Rummel covered the 2,000-meter course in 5:58.31, finishing third behind defending world champion Italy (first place, 5:56.01) and Canada (5:58.26). All three automatically advanced to the semifinals, while Belarus, the other team in the four-boat heat, can advance with a top-three finish in the repechage (a second-chance race) Tuesday.
Italy takes first, while Canada and the U.S. race to a photo finish in which Canada edged out the U.S. for second. (NBC live stream)
Twelve teams in all will be in the semifinals: Italy, Canada and the United States from Heat 2; Australia, Germany and the Netherlands from Heat 1; Great Britain, Greece and France from Heat 3; and the three boats from the repechage.
Two semifinals will be held, six boats per race, with the top three from each going to the A final, scheduled for 6:44 a.m. PDT Friday (Aug. 12), competing for the gold, silver and bronze medals. The other six teams go to the B final at 5:40 a.m. Friday.
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Dateline Staff Dave Jones, editor, can be reached at 530-752-6556 or dljones@ucdavis.edu. Cody Kitaura, news and media relations specialist, can be reached at 530-752-1932 or kitaura@ucdavis.edu.
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Going Through the Motions may refer to:

 Going Through the Motions, a 1982 novel by Katherine Govier
 Going Through the Motions, a 1979 album by Hot Chocolate
 GTTM: Goin Thru the Motions, 2016 album by American recording artist PnB Rock

Songs
 "Going Through the Motions" (Aimee Mann song), 2005
 "Goin' Through The Motions", a 1976 song by Andy Williams
 "Goin' Through the Motions", a song by Blue Öyster Cult from their 1977 album Spectres
 "Goin' Through the Motions", a cover of the song by Bonnie Tyler from her 1983 album Faster Than the Speed of Night
 "Going Through the Motions", a song by Kansas	from their 1983	album	Drastic Measures
 "Goin' Through the Motions", a song by Diana Ross from her 1989 album Workin' Overtime
 "Goin' Through the Motions", a song by Robbie Nevil from his 1991 album Day 1
 "Going Through the Motions", a song sung by Buffy in the Buffy episode Once More, with Feeling
 "Going Through the Motions", a song by McFly from their 2008 album Radio:Active
 "I Sweat (Going Through the Motions)," a song by Nona Hendryx from the soundtrack to the 1985 film Perfect
 "The Motions" (song), a 2009 song by Matthew West

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Join storyteller Kirsty Hartsiotis for winter tales and band Snufkin for acoustic music at this lovely newly reopened pub at Freshford - another magical candlelit event!
Join storyteller Kirsty Hartsiotis for winter tales and band Snufkin for acoustic music at this magical candlelight event.
Acoustic set of folkloric songs covering subjects such as shape-shifting, river goddesses and local mythology by Inkubus Sukkubus and friends (inkubussukkubus.com), plus folk tales of Gloucestershire by storyteller Kirsty Hartsiotis. Tickets £15 from gloucesterhistoryfestival.co.uk, tel 01452 503050 or in person from Gloucester TIC. All profits to Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust.
Come and join Kirsty for a tale or two at Wick Rissington village hall as part of the #HelpHolst celebrations at the end of the Holst Birthplace Museum's sponsored walk along the 35 miles of the Holst Way. Kirsty will be performing alongside choral singers and a Morris side on the 20 August. This is part of the Holst Birthplace Museum's fundraising campaign - find out more here: https://helpholst.wordpress.com/2016/07/18/help-holst-fundraising-campaign/.
Whether it's white ladies or old ladies, monks or miners, blacksmiths or beggars, horses or hounds, priests or poltergeists, unwilling brides or all too willing femmes fatales, Gloucestershire's hidden places are seething with spooks. Fire Springs storytellers Anthony Nanson and Kirsty Hartsiotis tell a spooky selection of the county's creepiest ghost stories. You won't look at Gloucestershire's towns and landscapes the same way again, especially after dark.
Not suitable for under 12s. Booking advised to be sure of a seat, please call on 01453 763394.
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Many years ago, my dad was given an alto sax as a wall decoration. Since I was the sax player in the family, my dad gave it to me. This old horn then hung on my wall for more than 15 years.
The horn was a made by Pierret: a now defunct French saxophone manufacturer. The company produced saxophones only, from 1906 until approximately 1972. This particular horn is a Concerto Model with the name C. Jeuffroy engraved on the bell as well.
I never had any history on my instrument, and never knew anything about the brand until around 2000 when I e-mailed Pete Hales, who at the time owned the Vintage Saxophone Gallery.
Pete wrote back and told me that he had very little information about the brand, but he was able to point me in the direction of some Pierret pictures on the Internet. From those pictures, it appeared that my horn had more in common with the 1920s and 1930s models than the later 1950s models.
My email to Pete was the catalyst to see what he could uncover about this rather obscure brand of vintage saxophones. As he was investigating the brand name, Pete also discovered that Pierret stencils were appearing in significant numbers.
L. Pierret. Introduced in 1906. Last produced in the late 195'0s or early 1960's. Early horns marked (English translation), "From the workers of Millereau and Besson" (Millereau was purchased by Selmer in the 1930's. Besson was purchased by SML between 1935 and 1940).
Pierret was a specialty saxophone-only manufacturer, but IMHO, their horns look like they are considerably older than other makers' of the same era (bell to body brace, cumbersome keywork, etc.). It's as if Pierret found one design that certain people would buy and then stuck with it, kinda like the original VW Beetle.
Addresses: Paris, France. 47 Rue Piat, XXe (last known). 12 Rue Beranger on earlier horns.
Pierret was a French saxophone company that made saxophones mostly for the big French orchestras. They closed down in the year 1972.
I searched in, and posted to newsgroups and discussion boards trying to find more information. Everyone who got in contact with me gave me model names, but none were the same as mine. However, that changed in September 2003.
A sax player from France by the name of Manuel Garcin, replied to a post I put on the Saxgourmet's Forum. Manuel was currently in the process of writing the history of some of the less-known French saxophone manufacturers, and planned to eventually develop a specific website dedicated to these horns.
One Concerto Model C. Jeuffroy, micro tuner etc. with the serial 6851.
Another Virtuor Model without the C. Jeuffroy label with a SN 4783.
I don't think that your sax could be considered as a stencil as there is the Pierret label on it. C. Jeuffroy is only the name of the front store.
Some of these sax (Pierret) have been used by the "La garde républicaine" which is a sign a good quality and by numerous "fanfares" in France….
Some Pierret models are relatively basic others are more elaborated as one modele 7 including extra trill keys, Conn style microtuner etc… a Chu berry tardive inspiration.
For some old French saxophonists Pierret was during 50 to 70 a very good brand but not all the sax of the series was good.
Pierret have product a lot of stencil horn for French market (like Paul Beuscher) but more for North American market (like Olds)….
I have search and finally find that the patent of the neck octave key of your sax was deposed to the French patent service in March 1929. So, your sax is probably post 1929 => 30'….
About the same sax as yours, I saw it on Ebay 2,5 year ago and the seller was… in Canada B.C ! Strange ?!!!….Perhaps someone have try importation for a Canadian music store in BC and have bought some of these horns at the C. Jeuffroy store in Paris.
In April 2003, I decided that this old horn had been a wall ornament long enough, and deserved to be played again. Although I had no idea what it would play like, I had heard from other Pierret owners that the horns had a beautiful sound, and played well. So, I took a chance and had my horn tech restore it and get it a new case.
My Runyon Custom 8 and a Fibracell 2 ½ reed seem to work very well. Intonation is okay, but this old timer takes some getting used to, and since I'm not primarily an alto player, I had my work cut out for me.
The sound is very dark, and reminds me of 1930s sax recordings. It has a beautiful tone, and my current set-up seems to work very well for reproducing the old-time jazz alto sound.
If anyone has any further information about the Pierret brand in general, or this model specifically, I'd love to hear from you. Please E-mail me.
For further information & links to pictures of Pierret horns, check out the main Pierret page.


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Tim Brown / October 11, 2019
I guess everyone has their own way of "tar and feathering," only in the case of the Mayor of Las Margaritas, it was a lot more tar, as in asphalt. Apparently, the mayor made campaign promises to the people who put him in office that he failed to keep and they decided it was in his best interest to be reminded of his failure to do so, and they tied him to the back of a pickup truck and dragged him through the streets.
Mayor of Las Margaritas Jorge Luis Escandon Hernandez, in the state of Chiapas, was grabbed at his office by an angry mob of Mexican villagers, who demanded he fulfill his campaign promises to carry out road repairs, according to El Heraldo de Mexico.
It seems that they wanted him to see and feel for himself just how awful the roads were as they tied him to a Toyota pickup truck and dragged him through the streets.
Some people managed to film the mob's grabbing of the mayor and the subsequent fight between those who had grabbed him and those attempting to rescue him. The video ends with a few seconds of a camera capturing Hernandez being dragged down the street.
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Escandon was dragged for several minutes until 40 police officers intervened to stop the attack.
While Escandon received only minor injuries, 20 people were injured in the scuffle that took place following his abduction.
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In all, 30 people were detained.
Escandon immediately issued a statement saying that he would not be intimidated and that he would be pressing charges for abduction and attempted murder.
Four months ago, the mayor's office was trashed and the windows were smashed, after a group of men went there looking for him and he wasn't there, according to local media reports.
While I don't condone what the men did to the mayor, once corruption reaches a certain level in an area, it seems that even attempts to go to law enforcement fail due to their own corruption.
Just ask Deanna Williams, and this incident of roads is far less serious than her story.
Article posted with permission from Sons of Liberty Media
Tim Brown is an author and Editor at FreedomOutpost.com, SonsOfLibertyMedia.com, GunsInTheNews.com and TheWashingtonStandard.com. He is husband to his "more precious than rubies" wife, father of 10 "mighty arrows", jack of all trades, Christian and lover of liberty. He resides in the U.S. occupied Great State of South Carolina. . Follow Tim on Twitter. Also check him out on Gab, Minds, MeWe, Spreely, Mumbl It and Steemit
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President Donald Trump on Friday told Fox News that he wants American citizens to show him the same reverence that North Koreans show leader Kim Jong-un.
During a surprise interview with "Fox & Friends" on Friday, Trump said he was impressed by the respect that Kim commanded from his people.
Kim Jong-un runs a totalitarian dictatorship in which people face imprisonment or execution if they criticize him. According to human rights watchdog Amnesty International, North Korea has imprisoned an estimated 120,000 people based on political grounds across four separate camps dedicated to imprisoning political dissidents.
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End users need to design exascale computers
It's not size that counts but what you do with your supercomputer, delegates to the GPU Technology Conference in San Jose were told on 16 May.
End user scientists and engineers need to get involved from the outset in the design of the next generation of machines – expected to be capable of delivering performance in the exaflop range by the end of this decade – if they want them to produce useful scientific and engineering results.
Historically, too much emphasis has been put on supercomputer hardware and not enough attention paid to the application software that would run on the machines capable of producing the results that scientists and engineers want. So, during a session on 'Exascaling your apps', Steve Scott, the chief technology officer of Nvidia, which organised the conference, warned that if exascale machines were to have a broad impact: 'We need a wake-up call.' He did not think that system software would be an issue in the exascale domain but rather: 'I'm worried about application software.'
At present, no-one quite knows what the hardware will be for a successful exascale machine and this opens up an unprecedented opportunity for end users to get involved in 'co-design', Satoshi Matsuoka of the Tokyo Institute of Technology told the session. 'Co-design will be the big key,' he commented. Because the architectures of the processors and the systems for Exascale computing are not yet fixed, he said, co-design is needed to reflect the needs of the end-user applications in the architectures themselves, right from the outset.
He pointed out that even at the petaflop level, 'It has been a challenge to run efficient applications. Scaling up has been a challenge because of the transition to many core and heterogeneous architectures.' Steve Scott endorsed the point saying that although today's applications will run on a future exaflop machine: 'Will they run well? No!'
The US Department of Energy has already set up three co-design initiatives, according to Jeff Vetter of Oak Ridge National Laboratory. They will be focusing on the areas of Combustion, Materials Science and Nuclear Power. 'In the past, the applications teams have been tossed new architectures and told to get on with it,' he said. Now, in contrast, designers have to tell the users early on what the possibilities might be.


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You may well have missed out on this version of DC's Justice League, and if you have, you need to get yourself acquainted with them. No… you NEED to get acquainted with them!
I know this has been out for a while, but since Google Play were offering it for a fiver, I thought I'd chance my arm with a bit of alternate universe stuff from the mind of Bruce Timm (creator of Batman: The Animated Series). It's also on Amazon Prime, by the way.
Without trying to give too much away, what's this about?
For anyone who's read DC since Crisis On Infinite Earths, the concept of "Elseworlds" is a familiar one. Same as Marvel's What If…? stories: change some things and let the story unfold. In the more famous examples, Batman became a vampire (Red Rain, Crimson Mist and Bloodstorm), a childless Thomas and Martha Wayne found a crashed spaceship in Kansas (Speeding Bullets) and Jack The Ripper crossed the Atlantic to Gotham (Gotham By Gaslight). Justice League: Gods and Monsters is playing with a similar deck of cards, using the animation styles of the likes of the aforementioned BTAS, Justice League Unlimited and Superman – pretty much the in-house DC style.
In this universe, Superman is the genetic son of General Zod, rather than Jor-El, and he was adopted by illegal Mexican immigrants who were the first ones to find his ship. Batman is Kirk Langstrom (who in the regular DC Universe is Man-Bat), who became a vampire trying to cure a type of cancer he was suffering (isn't that Michael Morbius, Marvel's "Living Vampire"?), and Wonder Woman isn't an Amazon. She's one of the New Gods who left New Genesis and Apokalips following the death of her husband, Orion.
So that's the three main characters. It's also worth knowing that Amanda Waller is the US President.
Following an opening sequence that shows that this isn't the Justice League we're used to – they're more ruthless and brutal. They also don't have the same aversion to killing their enemies – the main plot starts to kick in with the murders of Drs Victor Fries and Ray Palmer. Silas Stone and his son, Victor, are also attacked and killed using weapons that look suspiciously like fang marks, heat vision, sword cuts and the imprint of a small, high-heeled boot. These are all names that purveyors of the regular DC Universes will be familiar with.
Someone is trying to frame the Justice League for the murders of "Luthor's boys" – a group of DC Universe superbrains, who were all at University together under the guidance of a Lex Luthor who sticks with science, rather than business. This group also includes Thaddeus Sivana, Michael Holt, John Henry Irons and Will Magnus. These are also all names familiar to anyone who knows their DC.
Since it's a Bruce Timm effort, the animation style used harks back to Batman: The Animated Series. Benjamin Bratt as Superman, Michael C Hall as Batman and Tamara Taylor as Wonder Woman are well cast and fill the roles as well as you would expect from the alumni of such TV shows as Law & Order, Dexter, Bones and various others from the better end of live action stuff. Then again, you can always rely on the voice cast for these things to be good. These same people cast Nathan Fillion as Hal Jordan and Bruce Greenwood as Batman (although many of us would love Kevin Conroy to make a permanent comeback).
The upshot of all this is that it looks good, sounds good and the story fairly rips along. It's definitely worth a look, especially for a fiver. In fact, the only negatives are that it's too short at just 75 minutes and it leaves questions like: What about Bruce Wayne, Barry Allen, Hal Jordan and J'Onn J'Onzz? Where are the Amazons?
These are questions that will probably never be answered, since DC Animated Movies don't tend to get sequels. Which is a shame, since this world is so well set up, and there are enough plot threads left hanging at the end that a sequel could work very easily.
So… yeah… well worth a watch, and infinitely preferable to Zak Snyder's take, since Bruce Timm understands the characters he's basing his new ones on. Which is a positive advantage in this sort of thing.
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Disorders of The Digestive System
Physiology ▶ Gastrointestinal System ▶ Disorders of The Digestive System
Appendicitis is an acute inflammation of the appendix. First symptoms include referred pain in the umbilical region and nausea. Later, pain is localized in the right
lower quadrant of the abdominal wall. Surgical removal of the appendix is the standard treatment.
Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is a group of chronic disorders that cause painfully swollen, inflamed intestines, in addition to abdominal cramps and bloody diarrhea. IBDs result from an overactive immune response that continuously promotes inflammation, which causes permanent changes in the intestinal tissues and places sufferers at greater risk for developing intestinal cancer. There is a genetic predisposition for developing IBD. Treatment includes corticosteroids and immunosuppressant drugs. Surgical removal of the affected portions of the intestines is necessary when drug therapy fails to provide remission. The major IBDs are Crohn disease and ulcerative colitis. Crohn disease may affect any portion of the alimentary canal but most often affects the distal portion of the ileum. Ulcerative colitis affects only the large intestine and/or rectum.
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is an intestinal disorder causing abdominal bloating, cramping pain, constipation, and diarrhea. Unlike IBDs, IBS does not permanently damage intestinal tissues, with symptoms usually controlled by dietary and lifestyle changes.
Diverticulitis (di-ver-tik-u-li'-tis) is a disorder of the large intestine. Small, saclike outpockets of the colon often develop from a diet lacking sufficient fiber (bulk). Diverticulitis is the inflammation of these diverticula and may cause considerable pain, bloating, or diarrhea.
Hemorrhoids is a condition in which one or more veins in the anal canal become enlarged and inflamed. Chronic constipation contributes to the development of hemorrhoids.
Hepatitis, an inflammation of the liver, may be caused by several factors, including viruses, drugs, or alcohol. It is characterized by jaundice, fever, and liver enlargement. Hepatitis is the number one reason for liver transplants. There are three common viral types of hepatitis in the US.
Hepatitis A (infectious hepatitis) is caused by the hepatitis A virus, which is spread by sexual contact and fecal contamination of food and water. It is highly contagious, but an effective vaccine and treatment are available. Symptoms are usually mild. Recovery takes four to six weeks.
Hepatitis B (serum hepatitis) is a serious infection. It is spread through contaminated blood, saliva, vaginal secretions, and semen. Most people recover completely, but some retain live viruses for years and unknowingly serve as carriers of the disease. Chronic hepatitis may produce cirrhosis or lead to liver cancer. Hepatitis B vaccine is the best protection against hepatitis B infection. It consists of a series of three spaced injections and may be given to persons of all ages, including infants. Chronic hepatitis B patients are treated with antiviral medications.
Hepatitis C, the most common type of hepatitis in the US, is spread primarily by contaminated blood but also by contaminated food and water. Symptoms are usually so mild a person may not even know he or she has it until liver damage shows up, maybe decades later. It can lead to liver failure, cirrhosis, and cancer. In some cases, the symptoms are mild and short-lived so medications are usually not needed. Most cases progress to the chronic form of the disease and require antiviral medications. There is no Hepatitis C vaccine currently available.
Periodontal disease refers to a variety of conditions characterized by inflamed and bleeding gingivae, in addition to degeneration of the gingivae, cement, periodontal ligaments, and the alveoli which causes loosening of the teeth.
Peritonitis is the acute inflammation of the peritoneum that lines the abdominal cavity and covers abdominal organs. It may result from bacteria entering the peritoneal cavity due to contamination during accidents, surgery or by a ruptured intestine or appendix.
Noninflammatory Disorders
Cirrhosis of the liver is characterized by scarring, which results from dense irregular connective tissue replacing destroyed hepatocytes. It may be caused by hepatitis, alcoholism, nutritional deficiencies, or liver parasites.
Constipation is a condition in which defecation is difficult because feces are harder and drier than normal. This results from feces remaining in the colon for a longer than normal period, which allows more water to be absorbed.
Dental caries-tooth decay-result from the excess acid produced by certain microorganisms that live in the mouth and use food residues for their nutrients. Residues of carbohydrates, especially sugars, nurture these microorganisms and increase their acid production.
Diarrhea is the production of watery feces due to the abnormally rapid movement of chyme through the colon, which decreases the amount of time available to absorb water. Increased peristalsis may result from a number of causes, including inflammation and chronic stress.
Eating disorders result from an obsessive concern about weight control, especially among young adult females. There are two major types of eating disorders: anorexia and bulimia.
Anorexia nervosa is self-imposed starvation that results in malnutrition and associated physiological changes. Patients with this disorder see themselves as overweight, although others see them as very thin. Death can occur due to the complications of prolonged starvation.
Bulimia is characterized by frequent overeating and purging by self-induced vomiting. Fears of being overweight, depression, and stress are associated factors. The exact cause is unknown. Bulimia may lead to such complications as an imbalance of electrolytes, erosion of tooth enamel by stomach acids, and constipation.
Gallstones result from crystallization of cholesterol in bile. They commonly occur in the gallbladder, but they may be carried into the bile duct where they block the flow of bile. Severe pain and often jaundice accompanies such blockage. Treatment may include drugs that dissolve the gallstones, shock-wave therapy to break up the stones, or surgical removal of the gallstones and gallbladder.


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'The Walking Dead' Creator Thinks 'Game Of Thrones' Should Have Had To Craft A New Ending
In this undated image released by Feldman Public Relations, Robert Kirkman, creator of the comic book "The Walking Dead," and the AMC series of the same name, is shown. The show airs Sundays at 9 p.m. EST on AMC. (AP Photo/Feldman Public Relations, Megan Mack)
by Sam Flynn on June 2, 2016
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The Walking Dead and Game of Thrones have a lot in common. They're arguably the two pillars of the genre TV boom, they're both about the struggle to survive war and apocalypse and they're both are based on beloved source material by iconoclastic creators. Naturally, rivalries emerge. Enter Dead creator Robert Kirkman.
In a profile for Rolling Stone magazine to promote his upcoming exorcism drama Outcast, Kirkman offered his thoughts on Game of Thrones adapting George R.R. Martin's saga beyond the published novels of his A Song of Ice and Fire. In short, he's "disappointed."
In regards to the show finishing the story before he gets to, Kirkman thought Martin should have said, "Fuck you. You make it up now, I'll get to mine when I'm ready." Apparently, Kirkman seems to argue that Martin should have kept his ending to himself and forced the showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss to craft a new one. Which really defeats the whole idea of "adapting anything." I'm certainly not arguing against an adaptation making changes, even to endings (Fight Club movie ends better than Fight Club book) but to just craft an alternate conclusion for this tale just because the author overestimated his writing speed would have made it waaaay too much like fan-fiction for my taste.
Martin announced early last January that he would not publish the sixth book The Winds of Winter ahead of the sixth season, currently airing. Both Martin, Benioff andWeiss have repeatedly said the book-show divergence is so great that what few surprises are spoiled won't detract from Martin's final two novels. This season, ostensibly the "adaptation" of the unpublished sixth book, goes a long to proving that by featuring heavily revised and reedited editions of storylines from previous novels left out of Season 5 for time constraints (such as the Greyjoy and Riverland plotlines) while the Dorne story was unceremoniously cut short in the Season 6 premiere after poor reception.
I analyzed last year for my own blog whether The Walking Dead was in danger of overtaking the source material like Game of Thrones did. My conclusion was, while the show was gaining ground on Kirkman, it won't be an issue for several years.
SOURCE: Rolling Stone (via Polygon)
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Jaap Stam lauded the technique in Roy Beerens' stunning equaliser against Gençlerbirligi of the Turkish Super Lig on Saturday evening.
The Royals twice came from behind to draw with the Turkish team in Papendal, falling behind early on before Adrian Popa equalised mid-way through the second half.
Gençlerbirligi restored their lead just two minutes afterwards, before Beerens stepped up and scored with the last kick of the match to level the game.
Speaking about the game, Jaap said: "Roy made a great move, ball at his feet going inside and a great shot, so I think it was at least a deserved draw.
"The results are not the most important things, but in how we want to play and what we want to do, you never want to lose.
Beerens' late equaliser was enough to secure a late draw against the Turkish side, following on from a narrow 1-0 defeat by KV Kortrijk earlier in the afternoon.
Knowing he was in ear-shot, Stam joked: "Roy has sometimes got a bit of quality, so sometimes he can score a goal!
"You know Roy and the capability he has, especially with the ball at his feet, his movement is very quick, especially when he can come inside and that shot with the inside of his right foot, then it's a threat for every goalie.
"It's a great goal, it's what you want to see. That's what we expect from our players, the strikers to take initiative in the one-v-ones and a shot on target.
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CDC: Teen Vaping Fell by Over 40% in 2021
New data underscores arbitrary nature of FDA's recent bans on vaping products
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Food and Drug Administration released partial results from the 2021 National Youth Tobacco Survey (NYTS). The new data shows that youth vaping fell by over 40% compared to 2020. Among high schoolers and middle school students, vaping fell to 11.3% and 2.8%, down from 19.6% and 4.7%, respectively.
This news comes after a tumultuous month for the vaping industry and its adult consumers. The FDA has banned over one million vaping products sold by small- and- medium-sized manufacturers from across America. Despite FDA-funded research showing that non-tobacco flavored vaping products help smokers quit, the FDA has thus far taken an arbitrary and strict stance against flavors, which has already resulted in several federal lawsuits being filed from companies seeking judicial reviews of FDA decisions.
Other results from the 2021 NYTS, including youth smoking data, were not released to the press this morning.
Gregory Conley, president of the American Vaping Association, issued the following statement:
"All stakeholders in this debate should be pleased to see youth vaping fall for the second year in a row. We believe the primary driver of this decline is the decision by Congress in January 2020 to ban the sale the sale of all nicotine and tobacco products to those under the age of 21.
"With nearly twelve millions adults reporting past month vaping, this means there are now almost six times as many adults using vaping products compared to youth. Unfortunately, since the FDA has already dedicated itself to a path of moral panic and prohibition, these results are not being trumpeted as a victory. Rather, the FDA is twisting the data to justify its actions over the last month, which have caused millions of adult vapers and thousands of small business owners to fear for their futures.
"We need to do more to combat youth usage of not just vaping, but tobacco products, cannabis, and alcohol as well. Unfortunately, the FDA seems to believe that they can ban their way out of this issue, but the reality is that gray and black market operators are already stepping in to meet demand from consumers. This country does not need another drug war, particularly one against safer nicotine products that compete with deadly Marlboros.
"With just 9% of youth users reporting usage of open tank systems commonly sold by vape shops, this data shows the absurdity of the FDA's regulatory approach of trying to ban nearly every product currently on the market. The FDA should focus its efforts on the problems identified in this survey and revisit its disastrous recent decisions that threaten small vape shops with closure."
About the American Vaping Association
The American Vaping Association is a nonprofit organization that advocates for fair and sensible regulation of vapor products, otherwise known as electronic cigarettes, with the goal of maximizing the number of adult smokers who use these products to quit smoking. The AVA was founded by Gregory Conley, a consumer and industry advocate with a long track record of advocating for vapor products dating back to 2010.
We are dedicated to educating the public and government officials about public health benefits offered by vapor products, which are battery-powered devices that heat a liquid nicotine or nicotine-free solution and create an inhalable vapor. The AVA is not a trade group and does not speak for any particular businesses, including our industry sponsors.
You can learn more about AVA and vaping by visiting the AVA website. You can also find us on Facebook and Twitter.
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