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Cursed? How the previous Supporters' Shield winners have fared at MLS Cup
TFC was the last team to secure the Shield and MLS Cup. / Kevin Sousa-USA TODAY Sports
LAFC moved another step closer to achieving their dream of completing a Supporters' Shield and MLS Cup double with a 3-0 win over Austin FC in Sunday's Western Conference Final.
Incredibly, it's the first time the top overall team has gone all the way to MLS Cup since Toronto FC did so in 2017, and just the ninth time in MLS history.
With that in mind, the Black and Gold will have extra motivation to prove that winning the Shield is not a curse after all. But what sort of record does the top overall team hold when they reach MLS Cup?
How have the Supporters' Shield winners performed at MLS Cup?
1. DC United (1997)
The Supporters' Shield technically didn't come into existence until 1999, but previous top seeds were retroactively awarded the honor upon its creation.
After winning the first-ever MLS Cup in 1996, DC United became the first Shield winner to reach the final again just a year later and defended their title - thus completing the double - with a 2-1 win over the Colorado Rapids.
Goals from Anthony Sanneh and legendary forward Jaime Moreno got the job done for the Black and Red.
Just two years later, DC United were once again top of the overall standings and through to MLS Cup, beating the LA Galaxy 2-0 with goals from Moreno and future head coach Ben Olsen.
Another double was in the bag for United, who made amends for their 2-0 MLS Cup defeat to the Chicago Fire a year earlier.
3. Kansas City Wizards (2000)
2000 was the first MLS Cup that didn't feature DC United.
The Kansas City Wizards (now Sporting Kansas City) won the Supporters' Shield by just two goals ahead of the Chicago Fire, and the two sides fittingly went head-to-head in MLS Cup.
It was the Wizards who came out on top, with Miklos Molnar's early strike sealing a 1-0 win and extending the Shield winners' record to 3/3 at MLS Cup.
4. LA Galaxy (2002)
The LA Galaxy secured the first of five MLS Cups in 2002 thanks to Guatemalan forward Carlos Ruiz's goal in extra-time, sealing a 1-0 win over the New England Revolution.
LA won the Supporters' Shield by six points that year, maintaining that aforementioned 100% record.
5. Chicago Fire (2003)
The Chicago Fire beat the San Jose Earthquakes to the Supporters' Shield by two points in 2003, with both sides making it all the way to MLS Cup.
However, the Shield winners' 100% record would end here, with the Quakes winning one of the most memorable MLS Cup finals yet, beating Chicago 4-2. The one and only Landon Donovan scored twice for San Jose in that final at the Home Depot Center, which would eventually become his home stadium with the LA Galaxy.
6. Columbus Crew (2008)
Four seasons went by without a Shield winner making MLS Cup until the Columbus Crew finally got over the line in 2008.
The Crew had to fight hard against the New York Red Bulls but eventually overpowered their rivals to win 3-1, lifting the first of their two MLS Cup titles.
The LA Galaxy cruised to the Supporters' Shield in 2011, finishing four points clear of the Seattle Sounders with the league's best defensive record.
LA then conceded just two goals in three games to reach MLS Cup, before once again displaying that defensive prowess to beat the Houston Dynamo 1-0.
Landon Donovan was once again on the scoresheet that day, helping the Galaxy to a second double.
8. Toronto FC (2017)
The last team before LAFC to win the Shield and reach MLS Cup, Toronto FC were a force of nature in 2017.
Greg Vanney's side swept away everything before them during the regular season, winning the Shield by 12 points and scoring a whopping 74 goals in 34 games. That came after TFC had already secured the Canadian Championship in the summer.
The Reds then turned that double into a historic treble, going all the way in the Playoffs and beating the Seattle Sounders 2-0 at MLS Cup thanks to goals from Jozy Altidore and Victor Vazquez.
Incredibly, just months later, TFC came within a penalty shootout of beating Chivas in the Concacaf Champions League final having already knocked out Liga MX giants Pumas and Club America.
While it's strangely rare that the Shield winners make it to MLS Cup, they're usually pretty formidable when they do. LAFC will be keen to beat an incredibly tough Philadelphia Union side to extend the winning record to 8/9.
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(Friday Fiction) A Formal Introduction
This week I wanted to focus more on a graceful exit for my stories. A lot of them just stop, or I hastily construct a way for things to end when I feel the need to wrap things up. To be honest, it's kind of sloppy and I need to get better at it. Most of the time my ideas come with a really strong starting point, but I honestly have no idea what to do for an ending. So now's the time to focus on that.
This week, Kevin meets a few more people who live in the mysterious house across the street.
"What did you do?" The voice of an old woman was the first thing Kevin heard when he came to. A lightning bolt of pain crashed through his forehead, convincing him to keep his eyes closed for the time being.
"Nothing!" A younger woman replied. It took him a moment to recognize Tefir; the steely poise in her words were gone, replaced by the affronted exasperation of every teenager Kevin had ever met.
"Lianna?" The old woman pulled someone into the room with her tone.
Lianna's voice was shockingly close. "Nothing happened, Mistress. They were just talking, and then he saw me."
"Oh, so you're gonna believe her and not me?" Tefir sounded angry and hurt.
"Mmmm, and you know exactly why, Tefiretti, Teller of Tales."
"How many times am I going to have to say I'm sorry about that whole thing before you forgive me?"
"Oh, child, I already forgave you. But I ain't forgotten about it. I told you how it is with trust, Teffie. Once you break it, it's never going to be fixed all the way. And this is too important for me not to be sure. If it makes you feel better, I'm sorry for not believing you."
"It doesn't," Tefir said, though it obviously did. "I don't think he's one of us. He doesn't look or feel any different."
"No, but he's got the blood."
"You could too if you stop being so standoffish and look at him. Probably an uncle or a grandfather. You know his kin?"
"Well, we'll find out before too long. He's got to stop pretending he's still asleep though."
"He woke up a few minutes ago, but he's being smart about it. Ain't you, Colin?" The old woman laughed, and Kevin felt a light, but firm, punch on his shoulder.
"His name is Kevin." Tefir punched him again. "Hey. Wake up. How come you didn't tell me you've got the blood?"
Kevin opened his eyes. Tefir was hovering above him to his right, while a short, wizened woman peered down at him from his left. Next to her was the gigantic, shaggy head of the lioness, burning gold irises fixed on him with a predator's intensity. The women both had stars in their eyes, which were big and black and swirling with glittering specks.
Kevin forced down the panic rising in his stomach. This wasn't a dream. This was really happening.
"Hey," Tefir said, and leaned down to stare. "How come you didn't tell me you had kin?"
"I…don't know what you're talking about." Kevin shook his head, like it would clear the dull throbbing ache making his thoughts slow and obscure. He tilted to his side to get up, but the old woman's hand pushed him back down with surprising strength. "I have no idea what either of you are saying. Got the blood? What the hell is that?"
The old woman swatted his chest. "Language."
"Sorry, ma'am." Kevin apologized automatically.
"It's all right, young man. You all shook up, ain't you?" She smiled, her mouth rubbery and wide, teeth impossibly white and even. "That's all right. You're gonna be OK."
"Wait. Where–"
"You're in my house, in a guest room. We had Lianna pull you in and upstairs so we could have a look at you." The old woman glanced at the lion, who narrowed her eyes. "You a bit too heavy for one of us to carry. For both of us, probably."
Kevin relaxed. "What happened?"
"You fell down the stairs," Tefir said.
"Because you had a big ass lion on your porch!"
"Language, young man. I'm not gonna warn you again." The threat in the old woman's voice was vague, but solid.
"I'm sorry if I scared you," the lion spoke. Her voice was smooth and human. It was like she was a cartoon character with some celebrity saying her lines. "My name is Lianna. I'm the guardian for the Wayfarer House."
"The what?"
Tefir, Lianna and the old woman glanced at each other, asking a silent question Kevin couldn't even hope to guess at. The old woman spoke first. "Why don't you two go back out on the porch? I'll finish up here."
"Couldn't I tell him?" Tefir's face pleaded with the old woman, who shook her head. She sucked her teeth and walked out. The lion padded out behind, her flanks noisily brushing the door frame. Only when the lion's tail curled around the door knob to pull it shut did the woman turn her attention back to Kevin.
"You're gonna have a lot of questions, but I ain't gonna be able to give you a whole lot of answers yet." The old woman patted his arm, then reached behind her to pull up a chair. "Sorry about that, but that's the way it is. I'll tell you what I can, but I can only tell you everything after you settle in a spell."
Kevin blinked and shifted, rising until he was at least leaning against the headboard. "I'm…ma'am, I don't know what's going on here, but I promise I won't tell anybody about your lion or whatever. I'll go back home and leave you folks alone."
The old woman shook her head and grinned. "Nah, you ain't. You can't, not now. But that's OK; we're gonna show you a thing or two to get your feet underneath you, and then you can decide what you want to do."
"I want to go home."
The woman laughed. "Oh, child, bless your heart! Nothing's stopping you, but you're gonna see stuff over there that don't make no sense either, and if you tell your ma about it she's just gonna think you're crazy. You better just drink your tea and listen to what I have to say."
Kevin didn't know how he knew, but he looked to the bedstand at his left knowing that there was a cup there. He took it, and smelled it, then tasted it. He pictured scruffy, waxy plants stretched out over a sun-baked landscape at once, and the vivid nature of the image disturbed him more than anything.
"Good, ain't it?" The woman smiled. "It'll help with the headache. Now, people call me Auntie Bones, and that's what I want you to call me, got it? I know you've got to be wondering why my eyes are all swirly and what not, so let's start there.
"You might have guessed this already, but I ain't fully human. Neither is Teffie. We got stories inside us, you see — real, honest-to-God magic. Now, a story only works if you believe in it, which is why we keep to ourselves for the most part. People ain't got time for that kind of stuff any more. But some people, some of you got this itch, or catch a scent on the wind, or something, that leads you here. For you, that means somebody in your family is just like us, and a little bit of that found its way inside of you. That's what we mean when we say you got the blood. You ain't fully human, either."
Kevin heard the words, but he couldn't accept them. Everything about the room — the size of it, and the lights, and the bed he was on — felt unreal. Some large part of his brain wanted to reject what the old woman was saying immediately, but there was some small part that wouldn't let him. It was crazy, and he knew it. But he believed her.
"What, so you're an alien?" The only beings Kevin ever saw with eyes like her were those aliens on those UFO shows.
"Mm-mm, child. Well, not the way you're thinking. But we don't really belong here. And we can't get home. So we make do. And people like you help us do that."
"By helping us tell our stories." Auntie Bones settled into a more serious tone, looking at Kevin intently. It was unsettling.
"Child, the story's all we got. It's the whole reason we're here. If you don't help us tell it, we forget it, and a whole piece of the world dies right then and there."
Kevin looked down at his teacup. He was shocked to find it was empty. He didn't even like the taste of it that much. "That doesn't make any sense."
Auntie Bones sagged in her chair. "Not now. But it will. In the meantime, you're hired. I want you back here tomorrow morning for training."
"Wait, what?" Kevin blinked and sat up.
The old woman laughed and got to her feet, shuffling towards the door. "I like you, Kevin. You don't know nothing, but I like you. See you tomorrow, hear? Now, stay as long as you want, but you should be feeling better about now. When you're ready to go, just open the door and go down the stairs. Try not to fall."
Kevin sat back against the headboard as the cackle of Auntie Bones echoed outside of the room. The cup in his hands was curiously warm, and when he looked down at it he nearly spilled the tea all over his lap. He wanted to throw it across the room; this was like that black magic his mother had warned him about. Instead, he took another sip, trying to calm his jangled nerves.
Posted by Jakebe on July 14, 2017 in Sleepwalkers, Thursday Prompt, Writing
Tags: changeling: the dreaming, The Duchy of the Chesapeake, The Wayfarer House


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Mexico, China strengthen trade as unease grows over NAFTA's future
Franc Contreras
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Mexico has been prompted to seek stronger trade ties with China in the face of the strained bilateral relations between the U.S. and Mexico surrounding the North Americas Free Trade Agreement.
CGTN's Franc Contreras reports.
Mexico has been promopted to seek stronger trade ties with China in the face of the strained bilateral relations between the U.S. and Mexico surrounding the North Americas Free Trade Agreement. CGTN's Franc Contreras reports.
In a move to strengthen trade ties with Mexico, Chinese JAC Motors has announced a $212 million partnership with a Mexican auto company to assemble Sports Utility Vehicles in Central Mexico. Company officials said production is expected to begin in late March.
In response, Mexican government officials said it will work to expand trade between Mexico and China.
"We would like to attract more Chinese investments and fortify our relationships with the great Asian country, China," Luis Videgaray, Mexican Foreign Relations Minister said.
Mexico is seeking to change that trade balance. In recent years, it blocked the creation of a giant commercial center called Dragon Mart that would have distributed Chinese merchandise near the resort city of Cancun.
In 2015, Mexico halted construction of a major high-speed train financed by a Chinese consortium. The Mexican government had promised a $3.7 billion contract.
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Yup it got up to 83 degrees and broke the record from 1888 or something like that and the rain didn't even start until 8 so we should have picked tomorrow.
It was super windy so it was nicer yesterday anyway.


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Q: C# Generics : List or new class extends List  I have a class called Product in my Business object and in another class i want to return a list of objects of this class.Which approach i should use  ?
public static List<Product> GetProductList() { .... }

or create another class in my Business object namspace called ProductList which extends List <Products> as follows:
public class ProductList :List<Products > { .... }

and use it there
public static ProductList GetProductList() { .... }

Is there any difference between these two ? How abt the memory allocation and performance ?

A: The objective of generics was, among other things, to promote code reuse.  Your first approach is more than appropriate.
The only times I've ever taken the second approach was when I had to add interface implementations to the collection (such as IDisposable), add extra functionality, or have had to serialize the collection to xaml.

A: If you plan to add functionality to the list, such as more convenient lookup methods or product-specific queries, then return your own ProductList class.
If not, there's no need to wrap it with your own class. Instead you should return an IList<Product> or IEnumerable<Product>, the more generic the better. This keeps the idea of returning a list or a collection of products but doesn't couple you to the actual collection implementation (a linked list, array, whatever).

A: If you just want to return the sequence of Products and would never use any functions on the List, I'd suggest you to use something like:
public static IEnumerable<Product> GetProductList()

A: Microsoft Code Analysis recommends deriving from Collection<T> rather than List<T>.
This blog post explains why.
You might derive your own collection class from Collection<T> for the following reasons:

*

*To add additional custom functionality

*To expose a COMVisible strongly-typed collection class.

A: There is a small overhead in having an extra type (ProductList), but nothing huge. But it really depends on what you want to do. In many ways, ProductList is still a bad idea since it burns List<T> into the public API, and List<T> isn't very extensible (none of the methods are virtual, for example). Collection<T> might have more extensibility options.
I'd argue in favor of abstraction or encapsulation:
public static IList<Product> GetProductList() {...} // abstraction; can return
                                                    // List<Product> if we want

or:
public class ProductList : IList<Product> {...} // encapsulation, but need to
                                                // add a lot of dull code

It is a shame that C# doesn't make the encapsulation approach simple (I'm thinking "mixins").
Note that another trick (sometimes suitable, sometimes not) would be to use extension methods to add the illusion of extra methods on IList<Product>... this is a tricky debate, so I'm just mentioning it, not saying "do this".

A: The amount of memory allocated should be identical, but the second option is more flexible as it allows you to add custom methods to the returned product list.
In the interest of encapsulation (or abstraction, thanks Marc), it is best practise to return an IList<Product>, or to implement IList<Product>, respectively.

A: Personally I would go with your first suggestion simply because it means you aren't creating a new class. I do it like this as it prevents having loads of special purpose classes when one generic class would suffice.
public static IList<Product> GetProductList() { .... }

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The Federation of Korean Music Performers (hereafter FKMP) and the Shiny Foundation, the foundation established by the family of SHINee's Jonghyun, have revealed that they will help fund medical costs for SSAW's Jeon Tae Gwan.
The FKMP has its own medical cost fund, but it has also launched an "emergency living expense support project" for members with the help of the Shiny Foundation. Jeon Tae Gwan is currently battling against cancer, and when the news broke recently that his wife passed away, the Shiny Foundation and FKMP made the decision to help cover his medical costs.
Jeon Tae Gwan underwent surgery for renal cancer in 2012, and he was forced to halt his musical activities in 2014 when the cancer spread to his shoulder bone. Since then, the cancer has spread to other parts of his body and he has been focusing on treatment. His fellow SSAW member Kim Jong Jin is currently promoting a tribute album that not only celebrates the group's 30th anniversary, but will also help cover Jeon Tae Gwan's medical costs.
The Shiny Foundation was established by the family of SHINee's Jonghyun, who was also a member of the FKMP. They are funded by copyright fees collected from Jonghyun's music and aim to help musicians who are struggling due to financial difficulties and lack of support. The foundation was created in September 2018 to carry on the legacy of Jonghyun, who passed away on December 18, 2017.
The FKMP is a non-profit organization that handles copyright fees for singers and musicians, and was established to protect copyrights and improve working conditions.


Like many of us, I've always had a deep appreciation for animals and the natural world. In my work as a children's illustrator and character artist, I loved highlighting the unexpected similarities between humans and animals and approaching my subjects with humor and warmth. In my current work, I'm moving further with those concepts to explore different ways of representing animals, their innate innocence and beauty, and also the complex relationship we have with them as humans. I use several different traditional mediums to bring my subjects to life, including acrylic, graphite and colored pencil.


Introduction: The bushveld elephant shrew (Elephantulus intufi) is found in areas with an annual rainfall of lower than 500mm, often observed in scrub bush with light grass cover growing from a sandy base. This is ideal bushveld elephant shrew habitat, as it can hop in and out of this type of vegetation at some speed. The low bushes not only provide cover but also form the base for a single burrow, with much-used trails branching out towards feeding areas.
Distribution: Most of Namibia including Etosha National Park, the central highlands and much of southern Namibia. Not found in the Namib Desert, the north-eastern parts of the country or the Orange River regions.
Diet: Insects predominately ants. Bushveld elephant shrews are able to catch grasshoppers, carrying them under cover to eat.
Colouring: Pale brown fur with white rings around the eyes and a distinctive russet patch under the ears.
Size: Total length of head and body 240mm, tail 250mm. Weight: 50g.


PNOMPENH, Cambodia, June 2 (Reuters) — A battalion of Cambodian troops attempted to day to reach the cars of eight missing television newsmen but pulled back under heavy fire.
There was no word of what had happened to the men and their three Cambodian drivers, who disappeared on their way to Takeo Sunday. But villagers in the area, 32 miles south of here, said they had seen four bodies in a jeep.
Those missing are from the National Broadcasting Company and the Columbia Broadcasting System.
The C.B.S. team, which was using a jeep and a Mercedes Benz, consisted of George Syvertson, American, a cor respondent, and Gerald Miller, also American, a producer; two Japanese, Tomonari Ishii, a cameraman, and Kojiroo Sakai, a soundman, and Ramnik Lekhi, Indian, also a cameraman.
The N.B.C. team consisted of Welles Hangen, American, a correspondent, Roger Colne, a Frenchman living in Cambodia, who is a cameraman, and Yoshihiko Waku, Japanese, a soundman.
The Cambodian troops set lout at 5 A.M. for the area where the missing correspond ents were last seen, a military spokesman reported. After ad vancing a mile along Route 3 toward Takeo, they sighted a blue Mercedes.
They got within 50 yards of the car when they came under heavy mortar, machine gun and rifle fire from an ambush set up by a force they estimated at 400.


If anyone had the Roadhouse Blues, it was crazy Jim... The Lizard King... a man that insisted on a good time... he enjoyed himself at any, and all, cost!
While The Doors as a band weren't the most musically talented; relative to some of their peers at the time... they certainly knew how to throw down a big groovy tune... and with time, they progressively matured (pun intended).
Of course, Mr. Mojo Risin' could write some wicked spaced out poetry; creating an undeniably spooky, tripped-out atmosphere... quite an unusual mix for a band who generally played smoothed-out psychedelic blues rock standards... kind of a ying/yang thing.
But as we all know, the bands music is only half the story of this legendary sordid tale... the other half revolves around Morrison's indelible personality, the wild man... the meteoric rise, and cataclysmic fall of a classic rock-and-roll star.
Having been arrested multiple times over the years for charges ranging; Petty Larceny, Disturbing the Peace, Resisting Arrest, Public Drunkenness, Vagrancy, Indecency, Public Obscenity, Lewd Lascivious Behavior, Public Profanity and Public Exposure... the man enjoyed himself!
Mr. Mojo was once even beat-up by bouncers at the Las Vegas nightclub "Pussycat a' Go-Go"... for smoking a cigarette like it was a joint... they whacked him over the head with a billy club, making him bleed. Man, tough joint.
Jim Morrison was the fourth member of the "Forever 27 Club"... along with Robert Johnson (blues legend), Brian Jones (Rolling Stones), Jimi Hendrix (Experience), Janis Joplin (Big Brother and The Holding Company), Kurt Cobain (Nirvana), and the most recent (at the time of writing); Amy Winehouse... all exceptional musicians with the entire world at their fingertips... all suspiciously dead at 27 years old.
but I wanna have my kicks before the whole shithouse goes up in flames!!!"
I think it should be a TOTAL Democracy!!!"
everything would appear to man as it is: Infinite"
since that's exactly how Jim Morrison lived his life: Infinitely.
We want the world, and we want it... NOW!!!


A legal loophole which has allowed hundreds of child abusers to escape prosecution has been closed, Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke has said.
From Monday anyone who deliberately causes or allows serious physical harm to a child or vulnerable adult faces up to 10 years in prison.
Taking effect in England and Wales, it also enables prosecutions of people who stay silent or blame someone else.
The justice secretary said the move was a boost to child protection.
"All the people with an interest in protecting vulnerable people will agree that we have closed an obvious gap in the law and from now on if you fail to take steps to stop a child being killed you're equally responsible," he said.
The new offence, the Domestic Violence, Crime and Victims (Amendment) Act 2012, is due to come into force on Monday.
Guidance is being sent to prosecutors, judges and others on the new law.
The move follows a number of cases where prosecutions could not be brought because it was impossible to identify the individual responsible for the abuse.
By way of example, the Ministry of Justice cited the cases of a five-month-old baby who suffered a brain haemorrhage and fractured skull, and a two-week-old with a broken collar bone, ribs and leg.
Nobody was charged in either case, however the injuries were not thought to be accidental.
The 2007 death of Baby Peter in north London, after months of abuse, was widely publicised.
The child had suffered more than 50 injuries despite being on the at-risk register and receiving 60 visits from social workers, police and health professionals over an eight month period.
Two years later his mother, her boyfriend and a lodger were jailed for causing or allowing Peter's death.
But if a child was abused like Baby Peter and lived, there would have been no way to bring those who had caused the horrific injuries to justice.
"We want to do everything possible to ensure that the most vulnerable members of our society are kept safe in their homes, and those that abuse their power do not evade justice," said Mr Clarke.
Andrew Flanagan, chief executive of the NSPCC, said the change in the law was "a real victory for children and has the potential to bring many more child abusers to justice".
"Adults can no longer inflict horrific injuries on children and get away with it by staying silent or blaming each other," he said.
Why is the number of children in care rising?


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All Saints' Church
Village Amenities
Coleshill History
The Amersham Almshouses
Do you know about the Almshouses in Old Amersham?
They are in two separate buildings known as "Days" and "Drakes" in the High Street, both bequeathed centuries ago by former philanthropic residents of the town, and now managed by Amersham United Charities. They are available to be occupied by less well-off single men and women from the Parish of Amersham with Coleshill and the surrounding area. There is no age constraint, but applicants must be considered suitable for living in these small communities, and must be able to look after themselves.
The Day's Almshouses are in a row of terraced houses on the North side of the High Street and run back from the road to the River Misbourne. This listed Grade 2 building is not visible from the road and access is through a narrow entrance off the street. There are nine individual properties in the terrace which was built in 1857. The accommodation in these dwellings is very restricted with a small living room and tiny kitchen area, and a bedroom and shower room on the first floor accessed by a narrow steep and angled staircase. The Charity intends to redevelop these dwellings to provide seven, more spacious, properties within the basic building structure having a straight staircase able to accommodate a stair lift and a downstairs cloakroom, again suitable for modern living by often elderly people. Plans have been drawn up and the necessary planning approval and listed building consent has been obtained. Fundraising has started for this major improvement project, and it is hoped that work can start in Spring 2016. An Appeal for funds has been launched, with Countess Howe as Patron.
The Drake's Almshouses on the South side of the High Street and visible from the road date back to 1657 and the building is a listed Grade 2* property. There were originally six dwellings, but in 1997 they were converted and refurbished to provide four, with increased accommodation and modern conveniences to make them more appropriate for 21st century living. All the accommodation is on the ground floor.
It is the responsibility of the Trustees of the Charity to ensure that these Almshouses are sympathetically restored and maintained as part of the important heritage of Old Amersham, and that they continue to be of benefit to the local community.
Ian Arthurton
Chairman of Trustees
www.amershamalmshouses.org.uk
Harvest Supper and All Saints' Charity
The harvest supper on Friday 9th October 2015 went well and was enjoyed by 94 villagers. Although not strictly a fund-raising event, £1,180 was raised from the profits, with lower expenses than last year. The money was sent to the St Lawrence Home of Hope in Zambia to fund the salary of a teacher for at least 18 months.
Having now supported the school for five years it is felt to be time to support a different charity but only if a new committee can be found and led by at least three members of All Saints' congregation, together with three members of the old committee, Carol Hallchurch, Bernadette Nolan and Denise Nowlan. Patsy Wright-Warren and Marigold Curling, both founder members of the Charity committee, have resigned together with Sinn Proctor. Thanks go to them for their tireless work and generous time given over many years. It would, however, be much appreciated if volunteers could come forward to help set up the new committee and identify a new charity.
Would anyone willing to take on this valuable work please contact the All Saints' church wardens, Dumpy Swerling or Howard Pool.
Helen Spencer
All Saints' Charity
ALL SAINTS CHARITY – COLESHILL
The All Saints Harvest Charity was set up by the Church Committee in 1985 as an expression of Christian charity, especially towards very poor people in developing countries. The Committee felt that Harvestide, when we were giving thanks for the bounty of our harvest here, would be an appropriate time to remember and work for those who do not have this good fortune and who exist in poverty.
After considerable discussion it was decided that the money raised should go towards the Mobile Tuberculosis Unit at Raphael – the Ryder Cheshire Foundation's home at Dehra Dun in Northern India. As Patsy Wright-Warren subsequently became Projects Officer for that Foundation and visited Raphael each year, she was able to observe how the money was being spent and to bring back reports. This was reviewed regularly and continued as the sole beneficiary until 1996, when the Church Committee decided it would chose an additional charity, from proposals put forward by villagers, which would receive 30% of the profits. That continued for five years until no further local charities were proposed.
Each year a fundraising event was held, arranged by a small Organising Committee. The profit made was matched from the funds of All Saints Church. In 1994, when the profits became more substantial, it was decided that there should be a ceiling of £1,000. In addition there have been many personal donations.
The Charity set itself a target of raising enough money to provide life saving treatment for the cure of tuberculosis for as many patients being treated by Raphael as there were men, women and children in Coleshill – approx 600. Over the 18 years, £37,623 was raised of which £33,539 went to Raphael. The cost of a successful course of treatment for TB was £50, so it can be claimed that the money raised cured 664 sufferers. The Raphael scheme has now been closed down and the service taken over by the government. During the five years, £4.084 went to other causes.
The Church Committee then looked for another charity with a local focus and decided to support the Rosanna Hospital in Kurdistan, founded by Marigold Curling. Fundraising for that started in 2004. Because events were no longer necessarily held at harvest time, it was decided to drop the word "Harvest" from the name and be known as the "All Saints Charity". Since then events have raised £19,188 which has contributed towards the payment of senior salaries and buying much needed medical equipment.
Marigold has let us know that the Americans are now making funds available for such work in Kurdistan and our support is no longer needed.
We therefore have the opportunity to find another charity. The Church Committee said that it should be overseas, where the needs are so much greater, and that there should be a local contact so that we can get up to date information as to how the money will be spent.
Having considered several charities put forward, the committee has decided to support the St Lawrence Home of Help in Lusaka, the capital of Zambia. It is an orphanage, which cares for about 20 boys who had been sleeping rough on the streets and were homeless. They are planning to build this up to give the boys proper shelter and education and hope for the future. More information will be available as our planning progresses.
All Saints' Charity News
Update - Winter 2013
This year Nick, Pippa and I were lucky enough to have a three week holiday in Africa starting off in Zambia to see Victoria Falls, so we used the opportunity for Pippa and I to go and visit the St Lawrence Home of Hope for a day.
After a flight over spectacular scenery we were met in Lusaka and taken to the Home where we were greeted warmly by the committee of Nuns from the Catholic Women's League and other members of the team who run the Home. I was immediately struck by how organised the Home was run and how happy the boys in their care were. (There were 40 boys and 3 young girls). The setup of the buildings was better than I had imagined and although the boys have very basic
amenities (bunk beds but no personal belongings), they have an outside yard area to play football, cricket and basketball. They also have a common room/playroom where they have a second hand play station 3, very popular for football games, but that is all. They do not have a computer, toys, books, pens or paper, things which our children take for granted.
All the boys have come from either an abused background or their parents have died from Aids and as girls are always taken in by extended family to do domestic chores, the boys from affected families are left to fend for themselves on the streets of Lusaka. The lucky ones are found by the Nuns, huddled in ditches by the roadside, and encouraged to go to the Home for food and shelter. (We saw this on our journey through Lusaka to the Home).
In Zambia there is no safety net or state social system, so if it weren't for the Catholic League of Women these boys would die. The number of boys found in this situation is growing and as the present space is cramped the Nuns are hoping that the government will allow them to lease more land, at a peppercorn rent, to dig a new bore hole for clean water for the Home (from funds we raised last year) and allow space for a new skills centre to be built so that the boys can be trained in skills useful for their future independence when they have to leave the Home. This is a way forward in helping the boys out of the cycle of poverty and gaining independence away from the Home by the time they reach eighteen. Supporting the Home in this way means more opportunities for future generations too.
On behalf of the All Saints' Charity, I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your generous donations so far and please continue to support this worthwhile charity by coming to the next event we shall be holding in the Village Hall on the 22nd March 2014. It will be a musical extravaganza! More details will be available in the New Year.
I'd also like to thank all those parents and children of Coleshill School who have donated their unwanted toys and books to the Home of Hope for Christmas. They will be sent this week by air freight to arrive in time for Christmas! THANK YOU.
Carol Hallchurch
on behalf of the All Saints Committee
From the moment we arrived in Lusaka I felt like it could have been a family home, we were given such a genuine warm welcome by all the people we met.
The Brother at the Home has to be one of the most inspiring people I have ever met in the entire 16 years of my life, even though I had only talked to him for a short while, what he is doing now, and what he has planned for the future of these children is truly inspiring.
It is one thing to see it on your televisions, news reports and computer screens, but to see it in person is just incomparable and the compassion you have for these people greatly exceeds anything I have ever felt.
When we drove past, Beatrice (the sister) showed us where the boys slept in the street. My heart literally sank when I saw the tiny drainage pipes and corrugated rivers filled with trash. (Imagine sleeping in a dirty, diseased, rat infested tunnel -no bigger in circumference than your Council recycling bin). Beatrice said anything from 8 boys could be found living in one small pipe. To think of myself complaining to my mum when I'm cold at home, or when we don't receive a comfy bed at a hotel – it really put things into perspective.
To say the children had little would be an understatement, (the pictures below show). The children had a bed but some would share. Before we came they had two footballs which you could tell were heavily utilised, a small kitchen with the bare minimum cooking equipment and hardly any appliances (gas is too expensive so cooker is unused).
In the hours that we spent in Lusaka, I took more out of it and learnt more from it than I could have done in a year spent at home. When you see what the Brother has done for these children: he has helped give them a home to live, prepares food to eat, educates, encourages, actively seeks their families to re-unite the children and, most importantly for me, he gives these amazing children hope for the future and a true family in which to pursue it.
Pippa Hallchurch
Harvest Festival Supper 2013
As is traditional in Coleshill on the second Friday of the month of October, the villagers and their friends gathered in the village hall for the annual village Harvest Supper.
Just over 100 guests were greeted with a welcome drink and served lasagne with salad and French bread. Favoured wine from the Wine Society was available to purchase as were raffle tickets. As we have come to expect, the villagers added to the gastronomic delight by generously providing a wonderful array of delicious desserts. It seemed the creamy and the chocolate ones were the most popular!
The raffle prizes were tempting and a magnificent £500 was raised for the Samaritans in Amersham. All due to the hard work of Barbara and her helpers. The early arrival of Barbara's grandchild made the task all the more difficult, so very well done!
£75 was also given to each of the following village events: The Carol Service Tea, The Flower Festival and The Village Day. We also bought 7 large dishes to add to the 7 we purchased last year, for the main courses.
Thank you to everyone for their support and please join us next year, same time, same place!
Barbara, Carol, Gail, Gillian and Judi
PS A big thank you to all those who helped whether it be selling tickets, buying and serving wine, setting up tables or in any other way and especially to Pippa who gamely helped with the washing up!
And Gillian has 2 tea towels and a grey and white spotty scarf unclaimed!
School Aid
School Aid are a local charity based nearby in Hedgerley who have asked us to include their information on our website. They are particularly in need of volunteers, transport of items to ports, and books and supplies.
A good education helps the escape from poverty and gives children hope for a better future
Each day millions of children in Africa are unable to attend school, often due to a simple lack of basic school equipment. Schools in deprived areas struggle to provide educational tools such as books, stationery and even chairs for their teachers and students, despite the best efforts of their communities. Without a good education, the escape from poverty is impossible.
School Aid's mission is to support the advancement of education in disadvantaged schools and communities in Africa by providing an environmentally friendly recycling service.
Our valued volunteers collect materials from local schools and other donors in the UK, and then sort and pack the boxes (based on the individual requirements of the schools in Africa that we are partnered with). Finally, we ship everything directly to the African schools in need.
School Aid's success is reliant upon people like you to provide us with financial support to enable our UK volunteers to collect, sort and load the shipments to Africa, as well as a constant flow of good quality text books (all levels), reading books, reference books, stationery, art and craft supplies, science and sports equipment, school uniforms, school shoes, sports kits, football boots, trainers, stackable tables and chairs, and other educational resources that are not readily available in many of the African countries that we support (e.g. Eritrea, Lesotho, South Africa, Tanzania, Uganda and Zimbabwe), consequently transforming the lives of so many under-privileged children and school staff.
School Aid is always looking for volunteers, fund-raising ideas and initiatives, and ways of creating local and national awareness about our charity.
Every child deserves a good education and hope for a bright future, so please think of School Aid when you are having a clear out, and please help us to spread the word.
Whatever you do to get involved, the difference you'll make is nothing short of amazing.
To find out more visit our website
www.school-aid.org
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or on 01753 883853
I have recently arrived back from my second visit working as an anaesthetist for Mercy Ships, a Christian charity, on this occasion to Sierra Leone. Africa Mercy is a hospital ship which sails along the coast of West Africa spending about 10 months in each country undertaking surgery on the ship and other medical care in land-based clinics and training local health care workers.
When the ship first arrives in port a team is sent out for a number of screening sessions all over the country with hundreds of hopeful patients turning up and waiting patiently to be seen. The ship has 6 operating theatres, 4 wards, an intensive care unit and all the support services and a nearby centre on shore provides dental services, ophthalmology and rehabilitation The surgery includes general, orthopaedics, eyes, head and neck surgery such as cleft lips and palates and facial tumours and surgery for the very unfortunate women who have undergone traumatic childbirth. There are many conditions we never see in this country including lots of children and even adults who would have had corrective surgery here at a very young age.
There are 450 crew members of all nationalities on board, the largest group being American, and all ages from gap year students to the retired, some doing short stints, others there for 2 years and some such as the brilliant facial surgeon have worked for over 20 years and raised their families on the ship. They are all unpaid volunteers but the ship also employs locals or "day workers" who are recruited via their churches, so providing much needed employment. There is a multinational school on board, educating up to 50 children of crew members.
After a hair-raising trip from the airport to Freetown, the capital, by small boat in pitch darkness in quite a rough sea I arrived late one Sunday evening ready to be plunged into work the next morning. Our group of anaesthetists was very friendly and helped each other out; we worked hard but it was exhilarating. The patients are all so grateful and uncomplaining and recover from their surgery very quickly, greeting you with wide smiles on the wards afterwards. The wards are noisy and chaotic with extra relatives sleeping on or under the beds, lots of singing, guitars and drums being played and often English premier club football on television!
Sierra Leone is the second poorest country in the world with an average life expectancy of 42 years and is still suffering from the aftermath of a bitterly fought ten year civil war. Walking through Freetown you are only too aware of the dense overcrowding and slum-like accommodation with children everywhere, rubbish piled up, crowds jostling in between the terrible traffic or stepping over mosquito-infested open drains and the horrendous noise from the hooting of horns and shouting of the stall-holders. In contrast there are also beautiful, quiet, totally unspoilt beaches such as the unimaginatively named "River Number Two" where the sand feels like velvet, the rolling Atlantic waves are crystal clear and the lobster caught and cooked in front of you tastes fantastic.
Out of working hours I joined some of the regular visits to homes for handicapped children and orphans and an old people's home where the youngest resident was a 37 year old who had been paralysed by 4 gunshot wounds to his back during the civil war. A visit to the women's prison involved stories, singing and making jewellery. Not my usual Saturday afternoon in Coleshill! Nor did the 3 hour Sunday morning service at a local church bear much resemblance to All Saints. It was extremely hot with loud singing, deafening music and a sermon from a visiting Liberian pastor which went on for over an hour. However the ladies were all beautifully dressed, the children very well behaved and we were made very welcome with refreshments afterwards.
There is a strong Christian ethos on the ship although you do not need to be religious to volunteer. I had no missionary zeal but went for the adventure and the hope that after having lived a very privileged and cushy life I could give a little back. It certainly makes you appreciate the NHS for all its faults. If anyone is interested in finding out more do visit www.mercyships.org.uk.
Jane McNeilly
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Putujući list (Phyllium bioculatum), vrsta kukca nakaznika iz porodice Phylliidae koji se odlikuje sploštenim tijelom pokrivenim velikim krilima koja vjerno oponašaju izgled lista, zbog čega je veoma teško uočljiv.

Putujući list živi u tropskoj Aziji i nekim otocima pored obalom Afrike: Malajski poluotok, Borneo, Kina, Singapur, Java, Indija, Mauricijus, Sejšeli, Šri Lanka, Sumatra i drugdje.

Ženka naraste pet do 10 centimetara, dok su mužjaci manji. Herbivore su koje žive na lišću različitih biljaka, među kojima mango, trešnja i drugo.

Sinonimi
 Phyllium agathyrsus Gray, G.R., 1843
 Phyllium bioculatum Gray, G.R., 1832
 Phyllium crurifolium Serville, 1838
 Phyllium dardanus Westwood, 1859
 Phyllium gelonus Gray, G.R., 1843
 Phyllium magdelainei Lucas, 1857
 Phyllium pulchrifolium Serville, 1838
 Phyllium pulchrifolium Serville, 1838
 Phyllium scythe Gray, G.R., 1843
 Pulchriphyllium bioculatum (Gray, G.R., 1832)
 Pulchriphyllium dardanus (Westwood, 1859)
 Pulchriphyllium gelonus (Gray, G.R., 1843)
 Pulchriphyllium pulchrifolium (Serville, 1838)
 Pulchriphyllium scythe (Gray, G.R., 1843)

Izvori

Nakaznici

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Old & new: pipe organs of our time
Two recent takes on a wonderful instrument : the pipe organ . First, listen to this story of a Melbourne Town Hall's pipe organ controlled by gestures. Microsoft's Kinect connected to Cycling 74's Max has enabled composers to control music with gestures for a while. The interesting point in composer Chris Vik's approach is the mix of old and new, as well as the scenic aspect (although a computer screen on stage is not appealing). Check it out here: Kinect-Controlled Pipe Organ . Second, I'm glad that reverend Gomes ' project for Harvard Memorial Church is achieved: Memorial Church's new organ . Listen to the new Fisk Organ in Memorial Church The last event in the inaugural series is the ARTS FIRST Concert, taking place this Sunday, April 29, at 4:00 p.m. The Harvard University Choir presents a program showcasing the new organs in The Memorial Church, including works for two organs and choir.
Concert with Tadja
Vincent Vigon is a mathematician, and a long time friend of mine. We studied together at the Insa de Lyon , in the Musique Études section. Come listen to his group Tadja - I'm gonna jam with them, too. Concert is this Thursday, April 19th, at 8:30pm at the Xanadu bar in Strasbourg. By the way, how does Tadja sound? Here is how they describe their music - en français dans le texte : Musique azimutée Est-Ouest, Celtique-Yiddish Musique Trad relookée, mixerisée, micro-ondée
Dave Liebman & the Dudley House Jazz band
I'm very excited to announce that Dudley House , where I had a lot of fun serving as a jazz band leader, is holding its first artist residency with saxophonist Dave Liebman . Residency starts tonight! At the warm Cafe Gato Rojo, the Dudley House Jazz Combo performs a free pre-residency kickoff concert: Liebman and More . The Cafe Gato Rojo is a lovely place - I spent quite some time there, meeting friends, studying, reading, composing, and even playing music: nothing like a jam session at the Gato! David Liebman Master Class On Wednesday, Dave Liebman is giving a master-class at the Harvard music department. It will be a great event. Dave Liebman is an amazing artist & composer who enjoys talking about theory. I discovered him through his book: A chromatic approach to jazz harmony and melody . World première: the Liebman Concerto If you're in the Boston area, don't miss the concert on Thursday, April 19th, in Harvard Paine Hall at 8 p.m. The Liebman Concerto , a
Composer Cyril Michaud awarded Maurice Ohana prize
I first met composer Cyril Michaud in Montbéliard, France, at the Conservatory. He has studied both guitar and composition, while pursuing a Master in Multimedia at the University. I was thrilled to learn that he was awarded the 1st prize at the 2012 Maurice Ohana composition competition . A singular composition competition This year, the composers had to write a composition for solo acoustic guitar in three versions : easy, medium level, advanced/professional level. Here is the first four bars of Cyril's score, in each of the three versions: easy: medium level: advanced/professional level: Nebula chroma Last week, Cyril kindly accepted to answer a couple of questions. He started by explaining to me the composition title: "I chose the word Nebula because I wanted to translate in the music a kind of perpetual harmonic fog. I play quite a bit with the instrument resonances." " Chroma simply stands for chromatic. The harmonic language of the piece is built


CHANNING TATUM is known for his work both on the screen as an actor and behind the scenes as a producer.
Tatum will next appear in Matthew Vaughn's film Kingsman: The Golden Circle. FOX will release the film on September 20th.
Most recently, Tatum was seen in Steven Soderbegh's film Logan Lucky which was released on 18th August, the Coen brothers' latest film Hail, Caesar! and Quentin Tarantino's critically-acclaimed film The Hateful Eight.
In 2015, Tatum reprised his role as 'Mike Lane' in Magic Mike XXL, directed by Greg Jacobs. The first Magic Mike, directed by Steven Soderbergh, was released in 2012. Tatum's other credits include Foxcatcher, The Vow and Dear John, among others.
In 2014, Tatum announced his production company, Free Association, with his two partners, Reid Carolin and Peter Kiernan. Free Association is currently producing Magic Mike Live at the Hard Rock hotel. The company also produced films including, Logan Lucky, 22 Jump Street and the Magic Mike Live franchise, among others.


Apple wants to stop Kodak from bankrolling its recovery on patents that it may not own; one company says people are downloading those new iPad textbooks like they're going out of style; and blazing fast Wi-Fi may be coming to a Mac near you sometime this year. The remainders for Monday, January 23, 2012 are wireless and fancy free.
You thought 802.11n was hot? Wait until you get a load of 802.11ac—the "ac" is for "Awww, crud!" as in "Awww, crud! Why don't I have superfast new Wi-Fi yet?" The new Wi-Fi spec which, in theory, boasts higher speeds and better range may find itself in Apple products sometime this year—the company's Wi-Fi hardware supplier, Broadcom, has already announced chips that support the spec. Look, if they make Wi-Fi any more powerful, I'm afraid it might burn a hole in my pants.
In Peter Falk's day, television was called books—and so it may be once again. NBC News is launching a book division—creatively named NBC Publishing—that will produce ebooks based on content from other NBC Universal properties, including Universal Pictures, NBC Sports, and Telemundo. I'm holding out hope for an interactive telenovela and a virtual Bob Costas pop-up book.


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Proving Ground (Zona de Pruebas en Latinoamérica, Terreno de Prueba en España) es el decimoprimer episodio de la quinta temporada de la serie de televisión de ciencia ficción Stargate SG-1, y el centésimo primero de toda la serie.

Trama

El SG-1 entrena a varios jóvenes cadetes (los Tenientes Elliot, Jennifer Hailey, Satterfield y Grogan) para los rigores de las misiones extra-mundo simulando varias posibles situaciones, que parecen increíblemente realistas.

Con un trabajo muy elaborado realizado por el SG-1, el General Hammond, y el SGC completo, conducen a los cadetes a creer que el SGC ha sido infiltrado totalmente por los Goa'uld, y todo el personal está bajo una clase de control mental. Con las armas paralizantes de una anterior misión de entrenamiento, los cadetes logran infiltrar el SGC y destruir el dispositivo que se suponía tenía a todos bajo control mental. El SG-1 y Hammond entonces revelan la naturaleza verdadera del ejercicio y felicitan a los cadetes.

Repentinamente, el Stargate se activa y a través del agujero de gusano comienza a llegar una mortal radiación. Hailey quien aún no sabía que todo era un ejercicio, se encontraba allí tratando de desconectar el portal, pero en ese momento le da una descarga y cae inconsciente. Mientras todos huyen debido a que no pueden activar el Iris, el Tte. Elliot baja a la sala del Portal, cierra el Iris manualmente y saca al Hailey, pero resulta que esto también era un entrenamiento.

El SG-1 felicita a todos nuevamente, informando al Teniente su incorporación a alguno de los equipo SG y expresándole al resto el brillante futuro que tienen como parte del Programa Stargate. Antes de irse sin embargo, O'Neill le dice a Elliot que los simulacros no han finalizado aún.

Notas

 El SGC ha desarrollado un dispositivo que modula la voz del sujeto para hacerlo hablar como un Goa'uld. El regulador para el aparato es sostenido en el bolsillo.
 Se requiere de la recomendación del comandante de un equipo SG para ser asignado en uno.
 El depósito usado como terreno de entrenamiento (la Estación de poder de Port Mann) fue usado anteriormente para la producción de "Watergate" y "Beneath the Surface".

Artistas Invitados

 Courtenay J. Stevens como el Teniente Elliot.
 Elisabeth Rosen como la Teniente Jennifer Hailey.
 Grace Park como la Teniente Satterfield.
 David Kopp como el Teniente Grogan.
 Michael Kopsa como el General de Brigada Kerrigan.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Sumario En SciFi (en inglés)
 Guía del Episodio (en inglés)
 Ficha del Episodio en IMDb

Episodios de Stargate SG-1
Episodios de televisión de 2002


We are still awaiting our first gannet chicks of the season but, with news that a chick was spotted by Maggie on a landing trip, it won't be too long before we see chicks on our Bass Rock cameras. Also, news of the first puffling of the season on the Isle of May following the sighting of a puffin returning with sandeels in its bill. We hope to see the same behaviour on the cameras which will mark the arrival of the first Fidra and Craigleith pufflings respectively.
The cormorant chicks on Craigleith are doing well and we had the first gull chicks of the season too, with herring gull and black backed chicks being seen on both the beach and cliff cameras. One or two of the gull chicks have been seen investigating burrow entrances which is a behaviour we have been seeing more and more of on the cameras. Fingers crossed they don't become too interested and decide to pay the breeding adult puffins a visit!
There have been several grey seals basking on the shores of Craigleith over the past few days, much to the interest to many visitors, both in the Discovery Centre and on the boat trips. They appear quite lean so will likely be young grey seals that were born last year.


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Imagine, in your country, half the population in exile, displaced, or dead. Imagine thousands arrested, tortured, and lost in prisons in your country. Imagine you now live in exile and people are still fleeing and dying in your country.
The poems selected for this online book are part of Rasha's ongoing resistance to the silencing and erasure of Syria.
CLICK HERE TO READ Defy the Silence, poems in three languages: a collaboration between Rasha Omran and Abdelrehim Youssef, Kim Echlin and Monica Pareschi. CCENA contributed to the production of this work, and friends of CCENA, Kim Echlin, Paul Lisson, and Fiona Kinsella, have been involved in all stages of this project.


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Immunohistochemical distribution of vanilloid receptor, calcitonin-gene related peptide and substance P in gastrointestinal mucosa of patients with different gastrointestinal disorders
András Dömötör, Zsanett Peidl, Áron Vincze, Béla Hunyady, János Szolcsányi, László Kereskay, György Szekeres, Gyula Mózsik
The immunohistochemical distribution of capsaicin/vanilloid (transient receptor potential vanilloid 1, TRPV1) receptors and neuropeptides (CGRP, SP) was studied in the gastrointestinal mucosal biopsies of patients with gastritis, erosions, ulcers, polyps, adenocarcinoma, chronic inflammatory bowel diseases, polyps without and with hyperplasia, dysplasia and adenocarcinoma in colon. The studies were carried out in 127 patients and 30 people with only functional dyspepsia (without any histological alteration). The results were: (1) the positivity of TRPV1 receptor and CGRP was detected, and weak participation of SP was detected in patients with different gastric diseases; (2) the presence of TRPV1, CGRP and SP could be detected in chronic inflammation of bowel disease; (3) SP could not detected in patients with colon polyps, dysplasia and adenocarcinoma; (4) the presence of TRPV1 and CGRP was proved in colon dysplasia and adenocarcinoma. We conclude that (1) the immunohistochemical distribution of TRPV1, CGRP and SP differs in gastrointestinal diseases of the upper and lower tract, and (2) the participation of TRPV1, CGRP and SP differs significantly in these different gastrointestinal diseases.
Inflammopharmacology
https://doi.org/10.1163/156856005774423737
TRPV Cation Channels
Calcitonin Gene-Related Peptide
Gastrointestinal Diseases
vanilloid receptor subtype 1
peptide P
Calcitonin-gene-related peptide (CGRP)
Capsaicin-sensitive afferent nerves
Transient receptor potential vanilloid 1 (TRPV1)
Dömötör, A., Peidl, Z., Vincze, Á., Hunyady, B., Szolcsányi, J., Kereskay, L., ... Mózsik, G. (2005). Immunohistochemical distribution of vanilloid receptor, calcitonin-gene related peptide and substance P in gastrointestinal mucosa of patients with different gastrointestinal disorders. Inflammopharmacology, 13(1-3), 161-177. https://doi.org/10.1163/156856005774423737
Immunohistochemical distribution of vanilloid receptor, calcitonin-gene related peptide and substance P in gastrointestinal mucosa of patients with different gastrointestinal disorders. / Dömötör, András; Peidl, Zsanett; Vincze, Áron; Hunyady, Béla; Szolcsányi, János; Kereskay, László; Szekeres, György; Mózsik, Gyula.
In: Inflammopharmacology, Vol. 13, No. 1-3, 2005, p. 161-177.
Dömötör, A, Peidl, Z, Vincze, Á, Hunyady, B, Szolcsányi, J, Kereskay, L, Szekeres, G & Mózsik, G 2005, 'Immunohistochemical distribution of vanilloid receptor, calcitonin-gene related peptide and substance P in gastrointestinal mucosa of patients with different gastrointestinal disorders', Inflammopharmacology, vol. 13, no. 1-3, pp. 161-177. https://doi.org/10.1163/156856005774423737
Dömötör A, Peidl Z, Vincze Á, Hunyady B, Szolcsányi J, Kereskay L et al. Immunohistochemical distribution of vanilloid receptor, calcitonin-gene related peptide and substance P in gastrointestinal mucosa of patients with different gastrointestinal disorders. Inflammopharmacology. 2005;13(1-3):161-177. https://doi.org/10.1163/156856005774423737
Dömötör, András ; Peidl, Zsanett ; Vincze, Áron ; Hunyady, Béla ; Szolcsányi, János ; Kereskay, László ; Szekeres, György ; Mózsik, Gyula. / Immunohistochemical distribution of vanilloid receptor, calcitonin-gene related peptide and substance P in gastrointestinal mucosa of patients with different gastrointestinal disorders. In: Inflammopharmacology. 2005 ; Vol. 13, No. 1-3. pp. 161-177.
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