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D'or Treatment – Gold Treatment
Gold has always been considered by the upper classes as a valuable metal – symbol of wealth, power and wellbeing. Now, Selvert Thermal introduces gold into cosmetics to make it available to anyone who wants to improve the condition of their skin in a spectacular manner, ensuring its wellbeing and eternal youth.
A long time ago, at the emperor's court in China doctors used gold sheets, crushed and sprinkled over the body, to protect the body against external aggressions, to nourish and vitalise the blood.
Thanks to the emperors' medicine and extensive technological research it has been proven that pure gold is an outstanding, noble, mild and valuable metal, which offers a vast range of luxurious properties to the body, both therapeutic and cosmetic.
Selvert Thermal selects gold as the primary ingredient of 24k Soin d'Or, doing that for a number of reasons. The first and most important reason is the fact that gold stimulates vital energy, supports prolongation of cellular life and strengthens the impact of accompanying new active ingredients.
What other properties will gold offer to our skin?
Gold itself has a number of beneficial properties and impacts. These include:
Stimulation of cell reproduction and regeneration, supporting the processes of treatment, migration and metabolism of cells.
Stimulation of collagen and elastin synthesis, ensuring immediate effect of tightness and intensive moisturising from the dermis.
Protection against environmental aggression, increased skin immunity and contributing into development of its immunity because – thanks to the molecular structure of this precious metal – gold helps fight cellular aging and creates a protective shield which enhances protective properties of the epidermis and protects it against the impact of time, external aggressions and false allergens.
Anti-inflammatory and hypoallergenic activity.
Activation of blood micro-circulation, which ensures vitality and radiance to the skin.
How will we find gold in 24K Soin d'Or?
This precious metal can be found in 24K Soin d'Or cosmetics in the form of micro-particles of pure, 24-karat gold, which affect the skin as "enzymes" and make the above effects come true.
Composition: 100% pure 24-karat gold.
Cosmetic properties: This precious metal has a number of beneficial properties to the skin, which quickly become evident because of the instant firming effect and increased radiance. Yet, its advantages do not end here. Active ingredients which accompany gold in the cosmetic formula increase its efficacy.
Composition: 100% pearl powder.
Cosmetic properties: Firming, regenerating, softening
Pearl powder is obtained using pearls and the process of micronisation [fragmentation] in low temperatures. This ultra-rare powder is particularly soft and silky in touch. Various scientific analyses have proven that thanks to the presence of protein and necessary amino acids, the powder increases skin elasticity and stimulates the activity of dermis cells, facilitating the regeneration and firming of the skin.
Composition: 100% diamond powder.
Cosmetic properties: Natural exfoliator
Precious stone characterised with exceptional hardness in the natural condition. Powdered into microscopic particles or in the form of micro-crystals, diamond is ideal for eliminating dead cells from the skin surface.
VITIS VINIFERA GRAPES EXTRACT
Composition: Resveratrol, sugars, organic acids (erythraric acid and apple acid), tannins.
Cosmetic properties: Anti-oxidising, protective and moisturising
Grape extract (Vitis Vinifera) has a versatile composition, rich in active ingredients characterised with very high cosmetic efficacy. Latest research demonstrates that grape extract contains a substance which is highly effective in anti-aging treatments: Resveratrol. This ingredient is particularly concentrated in the grape peel and it is generated when grapes suffer climatic stress. It demonstrates a broad range of cosmetic properties: protects against free radicals, anti-inflammatory, protects against allergies and protects the integrity of the cell DNA.
PEPTIDE-8
Composition: 100% peptide: ACETYL GLUTAMYL HEPTAPEPTIDE-1.
Cosmetic properties: Anti-wrinkle, relaxing
Peptide-8 is a small peptide with 8 necessary amino acids, which effectively reduces the depth of face wrinkles within just 28 days, particularly on the forehead, in the mouth and eyes area. Its high efficacy was proven during an anti-wrinkle study conducted on 17 participants at the dose of 10% of Peptide-8. It was demonstrated that an average wrinkle improvement by 35% may be achieved within less than a month, with extreme wrinkle reduction effects at 63%.
Composition: Oily extract rich in alkyl amides, extracted from Spilanthes Acmella flowers.
Cosmetic properties: Gives shape, firms, has anti-aging properties
SPILANTHES ACMELLA is a plant from the subtropical regions which, thanks to its composition, has become an innovative active vegetal ingredient with firming and anti-wrinkle properties, helping stimulate natural firmness capability of the skin.
The effects of SPILANTHES ACMELLA are visible already after the first application; it instantly increases skin density and firmness, which results in a more compact texture.
The influence of this ingredient onto the supporting tissue enables quick reorganisation of collagen fibres and visible smoothing of the skin.
LACTOBIONIC ACID
Composition: 100% lactobionic acid.
Cosmetic properties: Cellular renewal, anti-inflammatory, moisturising, depigmentation
The molecule of lactobionic acid appeared as a result of studies on salicylic acid as an attempt to optimise its efficacy and safety. Derived from salicylic acid with an implanted fatty chain, which makes it extremely similar to lipids in the cornified layer membrane.
Various comparative analyses have been performed with lactobionic acid, salicylic acid and glycolic acid in order to determine their effectiveness in stimulating cellular renewal in the epidermis. The results demonstrate that lactobionic acid significantly enlarges the primary epidermis layer and increases the softness and uniformity of the skin.
Composition: 100% hyaluronic acid.
Cosmetic properties: Moisturising, film-forming, anti-wrinkle, softening
Hyaluronic acid is one of the basic skin ingredients. With the passage of time and external aggressions it depletes and its functions in the skin become weaker. The anti-aging and anti-dehydration skin treatment, using the synergetic combination of hyaluronic acid with different molecular weights, allows maintaining correct hydration and elasticity of the skin, mitigates and minimises wrinkles.
SIMMONDSIA CHINENSIS (JOJOBA) OIL
Composition: Its comprehensive composition includes 96% ceramides which make it extremely stable when heated up, thanks to which it maintains its properties despite the passage of time. Its composition includes vitamin E and linoleic acid.
Cosmetic properties: Moisturising, protective and softening
Jojoba oil, also known as "vegetable gold", easily and deeply penetrates into the skin. As a rich moisturiser, it regulates circulation of water from the inside to the outside of the dermis and back, and so it prevents dehydration and resulting wrinkles, making the skin firm and young-looking. It acts as an effective and natural cosmetic treatment – nourishing, softening, moisturising and protecting all kinds of skin, including extremely dry skin.
CALENDULA (CALENDULA OFFICINALIS) EXTRACT
Composition: Its versatile and comprehensive composition includes: vitamins A and E, carotenoids, triterpene alcohol (calenduladiol), sterols and phenol acids.
Cosmetic properties: Calming, anti-inflammatory, softening, regenerating, antiseptic
Vegetable oil with excellent skin nourishing properties. It supplies vitamins, as well as regenerating and softening substances. It provides products with anti-inflammatory, antiseptic and therapeutic properties.
Composition: 100% zinc oxide.
Cosmetic properties: Protecting, calming, anti-irritation
The primary function of zinc oxide is protection of the epidermis tissue against irritation and erythema.
Thanks to these protective properties, it is applied in a broad range of cosmetic products: face masks, compresses, ointments... for treatment of sensitive and delicate skin, to ensure its protection and calming down.
FUCOGEL
Composition: Many plants synthetize complex chemical structures, which are formed by combination of various sugars. One of such chemical structures is referred to as biosaccharide. It is a polysaccharide with low molecular weight, formed from units of mucus, galactose and galacturonic acid.
Cosmetic properties: Anti-swelling, anti-irritation, anti-allergenic and hydrating.
In many cases, accidental or repeated contact of the skin with allergens present in environmental pollutions causes an allergenic reaction, which usually begins with erythema, swelling and/or itching. At present, considering growing environment pollution, an increasing number of people react in this way. Sensitive skins, allergic skins or skins exposed to continuous impact of environmental pollution benefit from the effect of biosaccharide. Thanks to high mucus concentration, biosaccharide selectively attaches to the receptors of skin cells which recognise allergens and, consequently, it blocks allergenic reactions and reduces reactive intolerance of the skin. On the other hand, thanks to a special chemical structure of this trisaccharide, it guarantees a high hydrating capability, which, on the long run, exceeds that of hyaluronic acid.
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Cuny School Of Law
City University of New York School of Law
Best Law Schools
#93 in Best Law Schools
City University of New York School of Law Overview
Founded in 1983, City University of New York School of Law is a Public located in Long Island City, NY. Next statements briefly introduces City University of New York School of Law with key academic facts.
The average LSAT Score of enrolled students at City University of New York School of Law is 154 where the average LSAT score of all law schools is 156.
The average GPA of enrolled students at City University of New York School of Law is 3.36 where the average GPA score of all law schools is 3.47.
The law school tuition at City University of New York School of Law is $26,204 where the average law school tuition is $43,399.
The acceptance rate at City University of New York School of Law is 37.72% where the average acceptance rate of all law school is 45.03%.
Total 622 law school students have enrolled to City University of New York School of Law.
The bar exam pass rate (for first-time exam takers) at City University of New York School of Law is 75.00% where the average bar exam pass rate of all law school is 77.64%.
2020 Tuition & Fees
The 2020 law school tuition at City University of New York School of Law is $16,014 for New York residents and $26,204 for out-of-state students. The law school tuition has increased by 2.91% from last year.
City University of New York School of Law2020 Tuition & other Costs Table
City University of New York School of Law 2020 Tuition & Fees
New York Residents
Law School Tuition & Fees
$15,564 $25,464 $16,014 $26,204
2020 LSAT & GPA Scores
The 2020 average LSAT score of City University of New York School of Law is 154. Compare to the average LSAT of all law schools, the LSAT score of City University of New York School of Law is average (the average is 156).
The average GPA is 3.36 and it is average compare to other law schools (the average is 3.47).
2020 Law School Admission Scores Table
City University of New York School of Law 2020 LSAT and GPA
Law Schools Ranking by Core Statistics
Law Schools with Highest LSAT Scores
Highest Law School Tuition & Fees
Largest Law Schools
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2020 Acceptance Rate & Yield
The 2020 acceptance rate at City University of New York School of Law is 37.72% where 1,649 applicants have applied to and 622 students have accepted to admit. The acceptance rate at City University of New York School of Law is slightly lower than average (relatively difficult to get in) compared to other law schools in united states (the average acceptance rate is 45.03%).
The Yield, also known as enrollment rate, is 33.92% where 211 students finally enrolled out of 622 admitted students. The yield City University of New York School of Law is average compared to other law schools (the average yield is 45.03%).
City University of New York School of Law2020 Admission Statistics Table
City University of New York School of Law 2020 Acceptance Rate and Yield
2020 Law School Enrollment
For academic year 2019-2020, total 622 law school students have enrolled to City University of New York School of Law. All students enrolled in JD (Juris Doctor Degree) program .
211 first-time students have enrolled in City University of New York School of Law. By gender, 75 male , 138 female, and 8 other/unknown gender first-time students newly enrolled in City University of New York School of Law. With 10 pre-admitted students, there are 221 first-time law school Students at City University of New York School of Law.
City University of New York School of Law2020 Student Population Table
Total EnrollmentFirst-time Students
2020 Student Population at City University of New York School of Law
JD Enrollment
Non-JD Enrollment
Non-JD Enrollment (Online)
2020 First-year Student Population City University of New York School of Law
121 89 32 138 94 44
Bar Exam Pass Rate
For the first time bar exam takers at City University of New York School of Law, the bar exam pass rate is 75% - 160 students have taken and 120 students have passed the exam. The pass rate is lower than New York average bar exam pass rate (83.44%).
City University of New York School of Law Graduation and Bar Exam Information Table
2020 Bar Exam Pass Rate at City University of New York School of Law
Number of Graduates
First-Time Bar Exam Takers Total
Prior Year Graduates
Early Exam Takers
No Exam Takers
Exam Passer
Exam Pass Rate
73.91% 75%
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Elizabeth est une ville américaine située dans le comté d'Elbert dans le Colorado.

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Selon le recensement de 2010, Elizabeth compte . La municipalité s'étend sur .

La ville est ainsi nommée par John Evans en l'honneur de sa belle-sœur.

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Comté d'Elbert (Colorado)

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Q: Ellipse rotation by pi/4 I have an ellipse given by:
$(x-y)^2/2m^2+(x+y)^2/2n^2=1$ and it need to be rotated by $\pi/4$, what would the new eq be?
thanks.

A: Hint: If you have a point $(x,y)$, rotation (about the origin) by angle $\theta$ results in a new point which is calculated by
$$
\left\{
\begin{array}{ccc}
x' &=& x \cos{\theta} - y\sin{\theta}\\
y' &=& x\sin{\theta} + y\cos{\theta}
\end{array}
\right.
$$
So you just need to plug these in the equation and you're done.

A: Observe that
$$x'=\frac{x-y}{\sqrt2},\\ y'=\frac{x+y}{\sqrt2}$$ forms a new cordinate system rotated by $45°$ degrees.
Hence
$$\frac{x'^2}{m^2}+\frac{y'^2}{n^2}=1.$$

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A Historical Drive Around Lake Norman
Feb. 26, 2021 By Visit Lake Norman
Lake Norman has an abundance of historical sites and landmarks one can visit and learn about. Whether you're a long-time resident or planning a trip, we've put together our first historical drive checklist that will guide you to the popular historical sites the area has to offer. So buckle up, and hand the phone over to your copilot and lets hit the road!
(Estimated length of trip: 2 hours)
1. Start at the Lake Norman Visitor Center
The best start and end point is our visitor center located at 19900 West Catawba Avenue in Cornelius. We're open Monday-Friday 9am-5pm so we encourage you to stop in and say hello before you start your mini trip. We'll supply with you brochures of other popular attractions and even menus for local restaurants.
2. Go East on West Catawba Avenue to head to Smithville Park
Smithville Park is located in Cornelius' oldest historically black community. You'll see the Rosenwald School and Union Bethel AME Zion Church.
3. Continue East on Catawba Avenue and turn left on Oak Street to Oak Street Mill
Oak Street Mill was originally named the Gen Yarn Mill which opened in 1905 employing 45 people. It was opened by Joseph Benjamin Cornelius who the town later thanked and renamed the town after. In its peak years, it would end up employing more than 150 people, but ultimately ended up closing down in 1962. Today, it serves as the home for Oak Street Mill Antiques and several venues including Brick Row.
Oak Street Mill
4. Go West on Catawba Avenue, turn right on Church Street, then left on Pine Street
Pine Street has a variety of older homes that were built between the 1900 and 1950s.
5. Head to the Ada Jenkins center
When the Davidson Colored School burned to the ground, a teacher named Ada Jenkins rallied the community to raise funds for a new brick schoolhouse, which opened in 1937. After Mrs. Jenkins' death, it was renamed the Ada Jenkins School and served as the educational center for black students in Davidson until integration in 1966. Today, Ada Jenkins is a not-for-profit organization helping those in poverty break the cycle and gain economic independence.
Ada Jenkins Center
6. Go northeast on Gamble St., turn right on Sloan St., and right on Depot St. towards the Rumor Mill Market and Davidson Village Inn
Rumor Mill Market used to be the Linden Cotton Factory in the early 1890s. According to the Charlotte News, it was a "first class" manufacturing plant. Today it's home to the locally-owned antique and unique furniture shop. The Davidson Village Inn sits on what used to be the Maxwell Chambers Hotel, where travelers by train would stay overnight in the 1920s. You'll be able to see the Depot building across the street where passenger trains would stop.
Davidson Village Inn
7. Head east on Depot St., turn left on Jackson St., and left on Delburg St., to get to Delburg Cotton Mill.
This big red brick building was a cotton mill that opened in 1903 and named after the last syllables of "Mecklenburg" and "Iredell". It now houses the Brickhouse Tavern, so if you're feeling hungry, this is a great place to refuel!
Brickhouse Tavern
8. Go east on Depot St. and turn right on NC-115 to arrive at the Davidson College Presbyterian Church
The original church was founded at the time by Davidson College and town in 1837. Davidson College bought the property where they built the new church which hosts a variety of major college events and concerts.
9. Go south on NC-115 towards downtown Davidson
Downtown Davidson is filled with locally-owned restaurants and shops that stand in the same buildings that served a different purpose in the 20th century. Kindred Restaurant sits in what used to be the local pharmacy and the Village Store used to show silent films.
10. Continue south on NC-115 and turn right on Concord Rd. towards Beaver Dam House
Beaver Dam was built in 1829 by William Lee Davidson II, son of General Davidson. It has deep ties with other historical sites like the Latta Plantation and Rural Hill, which you can learn about here.
11. Head southeast on Davidson-Concord Rd., and stay on NC-73 towards the Bradford Store
The Bradford Store opened in 1912 offering locally sourced food until it closed in 1958. It later reopened in 2006 where people today can purchase organic food and wellness items.
12. Drive west on NC-73, turn left on Ramah Church Rd., left on NC-115, and left on Huntersville-Concord Rd to arrive at the Old Huntersville Jail
You'll see one of the area's oldest standing jails in Huntersville located near Veterans Park. Veterans Park hosts several town events throughout the year.
Old Huntersville Jail
13. Head west on Huntersville-Concord Rd. towards Gilead Rd to arrive at the Hugh Torrance House.
The Hugh Torrance House & Store is the oldest building in Mecklenburg County, which during it's peak years would sit on over 3,000 acres of land. Hugh Torrance 's son James would marry Marry Latta, daughter of James Latta.
14. Head southeast on Gilead Rd, right on McCoy Rd., right on Hambright Rd., left on Beatties Ford Rd., and right on Sample Rd. to see the Latta Plantation
Built in 1800 by James Latta, the Historic Latta Plantation sits on 742 acres of land. You can stop here to do guided house tours or walk around the property to look at the farm animals.
Historic Latta Plantation
15. Go east on Sample Rd., turn left on Beatties Ford Rd., and stay left on Neck Rd., until you get to Rural Hill
This historic homestead was founded by Major John Davidson and his wife Violet in 1765. He signed the infamous Mecklenburg County Declaration of Independence on May 20, 1775. Rural Hill is now home to various popular annual events including the Loch Norman Highland Games.
After you've had a chance to walk around the Rural Hill property, you might want to take a moment to sit back and learn more about the history of Lake Norman. We've put together an entire series of blogs to help you gain insights into the history of the area and fun facts that even locals might not know. We hope you enjoyed taking this historical drive around the area. If you did, let us know in the comments below and stay tuned for historical walking tours in future blogs! Don't forget to tag us in your adventures on social media @VisitLakeNorman!
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What is a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy? What do I need to know? What are some common misconceptions about Chapter 13 Bankruptcy? Listen as Shawn Yesner of Yesner Law dispel 3 of the most common myths surrounding Chapter 13 bankruptcies in Tampa, FL.
Of course you can always learn more by visiting our series of information videos on bankruptcy here: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=… Transcript: Hi I'm Shawn Yesner with Yesner Law. Many times clients come to us with assumptions about Chapter 13 Bankruptcy, and I'd like to take this time to dispel those myths. The first is that the debtor will have to pay all of their money to the bankruptcy trustee, this is not true. What the bankruptcy code requires is that the debtors pay disposable income, but disposable income takes things into consideration like meals and entertainment at a reasonable level. So it's not every single penny that has to go to the bankruptcy trustee every month in a Chapter 13 bankruptcy plan. The second myth is that the debtor will not be able to move during the 3 to 5 year term of the bankruptcy plan. Again that's not true. What's relevant is where the homeowner, where the debtor lives at the time of the filing. If they live in Florida in Tampa, then they can file here in Tampa and if they decide moving later is the better option, they can do that they can leave Tampa, they can leave the State of Florida, as long as they continue making those Chapter 13 plan payments, to the Chapter 13 trustee. The last one is that they will not be able to buy a new house or a new car while they are in bankruptcy. Now credit issues aside, borrows can borrow money while they are in a bankruptcy however, we would have to get permission from the bankruptcy court and we'd have to get permission from the bankruptcy trustee with a very simple motion We need to tell the court and tell the trustee, the source of the funds what it is the debtor wants to buy and why. But in most cases if that purchase is reasonable, like an old car broke down and we need to buy a new car or the lease is up with one apartment and we need to get a house or a second apartment. Typically the trustee and the judge will approve of those motions. So I hope that I've been able to dispel some myths around Chapter 13 bankruptcy, certainly if you have any questions, or if you'd like to schedule a free consultation, please visit our website: YesnerLaw.com on the website you'll find a contact us page and you can schedule your appointment through the contact us portal on the website. I'm Shawn Yesner with Yesner Law. There's always options.


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is a railway station in Itoda, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan. It is on the Itoda Line, operated by the Heisei Chikuhō Railway. Trains arrive roughly every hour.

This station was previously known as . It was renamed in 1943 with the purchase of the entire Itoda Line by Japanese Government Railways.

References

Railway stations in Fukuoka Prefecture
Railway stations in Japan opened in 1897
Heisei Chikuhō Railway Itoda Line


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Q: unauthorized address bar requests In cakephp (version 2.X)I can authenticate a user but I get problems when a user tries to access from the address bar a webpage it hasnt got access to.
What happens is that I get routed to the base index file with missingControler error.
SO my path is ..../crm/students on a webpage the user should not access and then i get directed to /crm/crm/
I am unclear why I am not getting redirected to the login page and also I have been told to use .htaccess which I dont get how this related to authentication.
Also I tried to use 'before filter' without success to redirect the user
I also checked other stack overflow posts and I am not getting this to work. Could someone point me to the docs where is clarifies unauthorized requests from the address bar?
http://book.cakephp.org/2.0/en/core-libraries/components/authentication.html
Handling unauthenticated requests
  //app controller

public $components = array(
 "Email",
'Session',
'Auth' => array(
    'loginRedirect' => array('controller' => 'users', 'action' => 'dashboard'),
    'logoutRedirect' => array('controller' => 'users','action' => 'login'  ),
         'authorize' => array('Controller'), // Added this line
    // array('DebugKit.Toolbar' => array( 'panels' => array('MyCustom', 'timer'=>false))),

));
    public function isAuthorized($user) {
        // Admin can access every action
      //  debug($user['role']);
       // debug("asdddddddddddddddddddddddddd");

        if (isset($user['role']) && $user['role'] === 'admin') {
            return true;
        }
       //  return $this->Auth->redirectUrl();
        // Default deny
        return false;
    }

// student  controller
public function isAuthorized($user) {

    if (isset($user['role']) && $user['role'] === 'manager') {
        return true;
    }
   if (isset($user['role']) && $user['role'] === 'student') {
        return true;
    }

     if (isset($user['role']) && $user['role'] === 'teacher') {
        return false;
    }

return parent::isAuthorized($user);

}
 `I have the project in a subfolder which could cause the issue Router::connect('/', array('controller' => 'users', 'action' => 'login')); this routes to crm/crm/... again with the` project name repeated and how do i stop this as this is the problem?

A: This is to do with the way Auth component works, if the "unauthorizedRedirect" property isn't set then it seems to redirect to "/{app-directory" which is your domain - hence why you end up at "yourDomain/youDomain".
Easiest way to fix it, in your Auth component in AppController add
public $componens = array(
    //other components
    'Auth' => array(
        //other properties
        'unauthorizedRedirect' => 'url to redirect to' //e.g. '/'
    )
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RTV Vida es un canal de España que emite por TDT desde 2012.

Historia

El proyecto denominado Radio Televisión Vida comenzó el 2 de febrero de 1996, en la ciudad de Murcia. El que es actualmente director de la cadena de emisoras, Fernando Vergara, ha presentado programas de radio desde 1977, atesorando una amplia experiencia en el arte de comunicar. Radio Juventud en Albacete, Radio Vigo, Radio Bilbao, Radio Vitoria, Radio Gandía, La Voz de Granada, Radio Tarragona o La voz de la Palma, son algunas de las emisoras donde pudo hacer programas de radio, siempre con una clara vocación evangelística.
De la mano de Fernando Vergara nace, en 1986, la Asociación Evangélica de Radio y Televisión de la Comunidad Autónoma de Murcia, entidad sin ánimo de lucro que más tarde lanzará el medio de comunicación Radio Vida, una emisora de radio cultural, social y con una temática netamente cristiana. Radio Vida se fue consolidando y expandiendo poco a poco hasta abarcar gran parte del Sureste de España en la actualidad.

Cadenas de televisión autonómica de la Región de Murcia


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, better known by her stage name  is a Japanese voice actress affiliated with 81 Produce. Yamada is a graduate of Tokyo University of Science.

Filmography

As Kyoko Yamada
 Bikkuriman (Dossuke)
 Doraemon (Yamada-kun)
 Doraemon: Nobita's Genesis Diary (movie) (Emodoran, Suneko)
 Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai (Miina)
 Mahou Tsukai Sally 2 (Poppy)
 Ginga: Nagareboshi Gin (Mother)
 Mobile Fighter G Gundam (Hoy)
 Sailor Moon R (Kirin (ep.67))
 Transformers Masterforce (Browning, Parrot)
 Ultraman USA (Andy)
 Ultraman Kids: 30 Million Light Years Looking for Mama
 Little Women II: Jo's Boys (Demi)
 Yawara! A Fashionable Judo Girl (Kurokawa)

As Fushigi Yamada
 Asobou! Hello Kitty (Pekkle)
 Denji Sentai Megaranger vs. Carranger (Picoto)
 Kiteretsu Daihyakka (Mamekoro (2nd voice))
 Magic Knight Rayearth 2 (Child A (ep.40-41))
 Pocket Monsters Advanced Generation the Movie - Sky-Splitting Visitor: Deoxys (Masato)
 Pocket Monsters Advanced Generation the Movie - Wishing Star of the Seven Nights: Jirachi (Masato)
 Pocket Monsters: Advanced Generation (Masato)
 Pocket Monsters Advanced Generation the Movie - Pokémon Ranger and the Prince of the Sea: Manaphy (Masato)
 Pocket Monsters Advanced Generation the Movie - Mew and the Wave Hero: Lucario (Masato)
 Pokémon: The Mastermind of Mirage Pokémon (Masato)
 s-CRY-ed (Akira Terada)
 Saru Get You -On Air- (Piposaru, Pipotron Yellow)

References

External links

1959 births
Living people
Voice actresses from Tokyo
81 Produce voice actors
Japanese voice actresses
Tokyo University of Science alumni


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Little Steven & The Disciples Of Soul at the O2 Academy Newcastle in Newcastle, UK
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Hands Off Gretel at Think Tank in Newcastle
It's fair to say that it's been a challenging week for Hands Off Gretel.
Earlier this week the band's frontwoman Lauren Tate wrote an open letter to the men who come to their shows detailing the kinds of misogynistic behaviour herself and bass player Becky Baldwin endure at the band's shows. Tate went on to say that 'We just want to be valued and respected' – surely this is not too much to ask for.
This evening the quartet makes a welcome return to Tyneside where a packed out crowd of old and new fans show their solidarity with Tate and company at Think Tank in Newcastle.
Earlier this year the group released their critically acclaimed sophomore album I Want The World and subsequently, Hands Off Gretel are currently on the road in support of their latest offering.
As the South Yorkshire based four-piece hits the Newcastle stage they kick off the proceedings with the thunderous fuzz fuelled title track of the record itself. The group very quickly blast their way through a further four back to back tracks from their new album. This includes the likes of Alien, Big Boy, S.A.S.S and the beautifully melancholy It's My Fault, which in turn sets the tone for the night ahead.
The band pleases their old school fans with their groove-heavy 2015 single Be Mine and the hard-hitting Bad Egg and One Eyed Girl. Each of these tracks rock so hard that you could literally feel the floor vibrate as the band and their fans come together in unison.
However, tonight's show is largely about the band's new record, with the lion's share of I Want The World featuring during the band's hour-long set. For example, Milk is quite an aggressive and angry number, but the underlying theme relates to animal rights whilst the infectious melody of My Friend Said simply sweeps you away.
The group preview one of their newest tracks in the shape of Punk Rock and Roll, but by his own admittance guitarist, Sean hates it. With its thunderous rhythm yet poppy undertones, it certainly strikes a chord with the Tyneside faithful.
Hands Off Gretel close out their main set with a mosh pit inducing airing of My Size, before returning to the stage for the anthemic Kiss Me Girl, which is dedicated to the ladies in attendance.
In an oversaturated music industry, bands these days have to have something special to set them apart from the rest. It's quite difficult to put your finger on what that characteristic is, but when you hear it or witness it live, you recognise it immediately. Tonight Hands Off Gretel prove that they are without a shadow of a doubt one of the most exciting bands on the British touring circuit right now.
Hands Off Gretel
Event Date: 11-July-201
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Christopher Edward NUCKOLS
15 May 1984 - 21 Feb 2006
BIRTH: 15 May 1984
DEATH: 21 Feb 2006
BURIAL: 24 Feb 2006, Thornrose Cemetery, Staunton, Augusta Co, VA
Father: Mark Edward NUCKOLS
Mother: Michelle SNYDER
_Ernest E NUCKOLS ___+
_Mark Edward NUCKOLS _|
|                      |
|                      |_Lois Ann WILFONG ___
|                        (1936 - 2001)
|--Christopher Edward NUCKOLS
|                       _____________________
|_Michelle SNYDER _____|
|_____________________
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Christopher M NUCKOLS
____ - ____
Father: Marvin J NUCKOLS
Mother: Joyce STRATTON
_John L NUCKOLS _____+
_Marvin J NUCKOLS ___|
| (1948 - 2008)       |
|                     |_Edith H ____________
|--Christopher M NUCKOLS
|                      _____________________
|_Joyce STRATTON _____|
Christopher Paul NUCKOLS
Father: Arthur Edward NUCKOLS
Mother: Kathryn Gayle ZIMMERMAN
Family 1 : Erika D THOMAS
_Harvey Edward NUCKOLS _+
_Arthur Edward NUCKOLS ___|
|                          |
|                          |_Lady Frances YOUREE ___
|                            (1916 - 1970)
|--Christopher Paul NUCKOLS
|                           ________________________
|_Kathryn Gayle ZIMMERMAN _|
|________________________
Christopher S NUCKOLS
Father: Carroll Lee NUCKOLS
Mother: Ellen June PITTMAN
_Clarke Jennings NUCKOLS _+
_Carroll Lee NUCKOLS _|
|                      |_Virginia Dare COLLINS ___
|--Christopher S NUCKOLS
|                       __________________________
|_Ellen June PITTMAN __|
(1941 - 1995)        |
|__________________________
Christopher Wallace NUCKOLS
Father: Thomas Addison NUCKOLS
Mother: Gina Lee JOHNSON
Family 1 : Tavoni COLBERT
_Lewis Addison NUCKOLS _+
_Thomas Addison NUCKOLS _|
|                         |
|                         |_Cordena Dan BARE ______+
|                           (1914 - 1999) m 1941
|--Christopher Wallace NUCKOLS
|                          _Tracey Norman JOHNSON _
|_Gina Lee JOHNSON _______|
|_Adrianne STREETBECK ___
Christy N (Scott) NUCKOLS
Father: Clyde Bagby NUCKOLS
Mother: Mary E POOLE
_Ashby Cortez NUCKOLS _+
_Clyde Bagby NUCKOLS _|
| (1926 - 2007)        |
|                      |_Effie Johnson BAGBY __+
|--Christy N (Scott) NUCKOLS
|                       _______________________
|_Mary E POOLE ________|
|_______________________
Cinda Cay NUCKOLS
[NI25152]
4 Feb 1955 - 1 Mar 2012
BIRTH: 4 Feb 1955, Baylor Co, TX
DEATH: 1 Mar 2012, Parker Co, Weatherford, TX [DI25152]
BURIAL: 5 Mar 2012, Memory Gardens.
Father: Jack Aldor NUCKOLS
Mother: Leana Modyne BROWN
Family 1 : Larry Joe FOERESTER
Mandi Lea FOERESTER
Maci Michelle FOERESTER
Family 2 : Kenneth E LETSON
_Arthur Lee NUCKOLS ___+
_Jack Aldor NUCKOLS _|
| (1925 - ....)       |
|                     |_Georgia Della WALKER _
|--Cinda Cay NUCKOLS
|                      _______________________
|_Leana Modyne BROWN _|
[NI25152] [DI25152]
Cindy (Connock) NUCKOLS
Father: Thomas M NUCKOLS
Mother: Peggy GILLELAND
_Raymond Lewis NUCKOLS _+
_Thomas M NUCKOLS ___|
|                     |_Effie NUCKOLS _________+
|--Cindy (Connock) NUCKOLS
|                      ________________________
|_Peggy GILLELAND ____|
Cindy (Draves) NUCKOLS
Father: Aubrey C NUCKOLS
Mother: Linda G
_Aubrey C NUCKOLS ___+
_Aubrey C NUCKOLS ___|
|                     |_Mary KENNON ________
|--Cindy (Draves) NUCKOLS
|_Linda G ____________|
Cindy Jim NUCKOLS
Father: James Corbin "Nuck" NUCKOLS
Mother: Nancy LOFTIN
_Joseph Pride NUCKOLS ____+
_James Corbin "Nuck" NUCKOLS _|
| (1932 - 2003)                |
|                              |_Tempie Elizabeth CORBIN _
|                                (1909 - 2004) m 1928
|--Cindy Jim NUCKOLS
|                               __________________________
|                              |
|_Nancy LOFTIN ________________|
Cindy Lou (Schuman) NUCKOLS
Father: Robert Neil NUCKOLS
Mother: Barbara Ann
_Russell M NUCKOLS __+
_Robert Neil NUCKOLS _|
|                      |_Thelma Viola BALES _
|--Cindy Lou (Schuman) NUCKOLS
|_Barbara Ann _________|
Cindy N (Marshall) NUCKOLS
Father: Ernest E NUCKOLS
Mother: Lois Ann WILFONG
_Robert Lee NUCKOLS _
_Ernest E NUCKOLS ___|
|                     |_Marjorie HALL ______+
|--Cindy N (Marshall) NUCKOLS
|_Lois Ann WILFONG ___|
(1936 - 2001)       |
Cinthia NUCKOLS
Father: Charles B NUCKOLS
Mother: Gladys ROBERTS
Family 1 : Bruce SHELDON
_Augustus Lee Thomas "Gus" NUCKOLS _+
_Charles B NUCKOLS __|
|                     |_Abra Francis HORN _________________+
|--Cinthia NUCKOLS
|                      _Harry ROBERTS _____________________
|_Gladys ROBERTS _____|
|_Burris RAY ________________________
Claiborn Watkins NUCKOLS
[NI7716]
25 Jun 1817 - 4 Feb 1878
BIRTH: 25 Jun 1817, Woodford Co, KY
DEATH: 4 Feb 1878, Woodford Co, KY [DI7716] [8386]
BURIAL: 6 Feb 1878, Lexington Cemetery, Lexington, Fayette Co, KY [8387]
EVENT: Census Enumeration: 1840, Woodford Co, KY -Pg 249- Lw Brother George 00002-000000
EVENT: Census Enumeration: 1850, Woodford Co, KY-Dist 2, Pg470-Indexed As Nichols
EVENT: Census Enumeration: 1860, Woodford Co, KY
EVENT: Census Enumeration: 1870, Woodford Co, Versailes, KY-Pg541 (C W Nickols)
Father: Samuel NUCKOLS
Mother: Mary Crockett CARLYLE
Family 1 : Jane DEDMAN
MARRIAGE: 29 Mar 1841, Fayette Co, KY [22497]
George W NUCKOLS
Robert W NUCKOLS
+Samuel Claiborn NUCKOLS
Lewis Dedman NUCKOLS
Mary NUCKOLS
+Charles NUCKOLS
William NUCKOLS
Eddie L NUCKOLS
+Henry Thomas NUCKOLS
James Edward NUCKOLS
+Margaret Carlyle NUCKOLS
John NUCKOLS
_Lewis NUCKOLLS _________+
_Samuel NUCKOLS ________|
| (1793 - 1870) m 1813   |
|                        |_Mary Hughes WATKINS ____+
|                          (1775 - 1830) m 1790
|--Claiborn Watkins NUCKOLS
|                         _George William CARLYLE _
|                        | (1756 - 1827) m 1791
|_Mary Crockett CARLYLE _|
(1793 - 1876) m 1813   |
|_Margaret CROCKETT ______
[NI7716] [DI7716]
[8386] [S58] Death Certificate
[8387] [S172] Find-A-Grave
[22497] [S50] CD 2-Marrriage Records IL,IN,KY,OH,TN
Clara NUCKOLS
Nov 1909 - ____
BIRTH: Nov 1909 [15384]
DEATH: Y
Father: Eugene Russell NUCKOLS
Mother: Clara Estelle JOHNSON
_Charles Robert NUCKOLS ______+
_Eugene Russell NUCKOLS _|
| (1881 - 1973) m 1905    |
|                         |_Mary "Mollie" Susan NUCKOLS _+
|--Clara NUCKOLS
|  (1909 - ....)
|                          ______________________________
|_Clara Estelle JOHNSON __|
(1874 - ....) m 1905    |
|______________________________
[15384] [S31] 1910 Census
PAGE: age 5m
QUALITY: 3
Clara A NUCKOLS
May 1855 - AFT 1937
BIRTH: May 1855, Buckingham Co, VA
DEATH: AFT 1937
EVENT: Census Enumeration: 3 Jun 1880, Buckingham Co, Marshall, VA [9632]
EVENT: Census Enumeration: 30 Apr 1910, Buckingham Co, Marshall, VA [9634]
EVENT: Census Enumeration: 21 Apr 1920, Buckingham Co, Marhsall, VA [9635]
Father: Charles James NUCKOLS
Mother: Sarah Frances JONES
Family 1 : Robert Edward WRENN
Annie N WRENN
Clara Edmonia WRENN
_Joseph Charles NUCKOLLS _+
_Charles James NUCKOLS _|
|                        |_Eliza SMITH _____________+
|--Clara A NUCKOLS
|                         _Peter R JONES ___________
|                        |
|_Sarah Frances JONES ___|
|_Lucy ____________________
[9632] Edward WRENN �tab� Self M �tab� Male W �tab� 30 VA �tab� Farmer �tab� VA �tab� VA Mary WRENN Mother W Female W 56 VA Keeping House VA �tab� VA Clara WRENN Wife M Female W 25 VA �tab�At Home �tab� VA �tab� VA Almyra WRENN Sister S Female W 23 VA At Home VA �tab� VA Annie WREMN Dau S Female W �tab� 6M VA VA �tab� VA
[9633] - Pg 101, Sarah F Nuchols �tab�73 10/1826 Wd, 6/4 VA VA VA Clara A Nuchols �tab�45 5/1855 dau , widow, 2/2 Annie N Nuchols �tab�20 12/1879 grand dau single, Clara E Nuchols �tab�18 10/1881 granddau, single, VA
[9634] Clara E Wren Age: 54 State: VA 1910 2 ch 2 living Color: W Enumeration District: 0067 Birth Place: Virginia Visit: 0002 County: Buckingham Relation: Head of Household Other Residents: Relation Name Age Birth Place Daughter Annie N 30 Virginia single VA VA VA Son-in-law A Rolfe Smith 28 Virginia m1x m1y Daughter C Edmonia 28 Virginia m1x m1y 1child, none living
[9635] Clara E Wren, head, 64 widow, own home free, VA VA VA Annie N, dau, 41, single, VA VA VA
[9636] HH90 A Rolfe Smith, head, 48 m27 VA VA VA Bookeeper Edmonia N, wife, 48 m37 VA VA VA Helen, dau, 18 VA A Rolfe Jr, son, 16 VA Lucy E, dau, 11, VA Clara Wren, mother in law, 74 widow, VA VA VA
[9631] [S24] 1860 Census
Clara Bell NUCKOLS
29 Dec 1894 - ____
BIRTH: 29 Dec 1894, Augusta Co, Riverheads, VA [BI18046]
DEATH: [DI18046]
Father: Henry Juett NUCKLES
Mother: Georgianna MILLER
Family 1 : Aubrey Bell COX
MARRIAGE: 30 Dec 1915, Amherst Co, Staunton, VA [NF7148]
_Henry Juett NUCKLES _|
| (1856 - ....) m 1878 |
|                      |_Nancy NUCKLES ______
|--Clara Bell NUCKOLS
|_Georgianna MILLER ___|
|_Mary F _____________
[NI18046] [BI18046] [DI18046] [NF7148]
Clara Belle NUCKOLS
10 Mar 1943 - 16 Jan 1953
BIRTH: 10 Mar 1943, Buchanan Co, Savannah, MO [21329]
DEATH: 16 Jan 1953, Buchanan Co, St Joseph, MO [21330]
BURIAL: 18 Jan 1953, Savannah Cemetery (9-10-6)
Father: Samuel Squire NUCKOLS
Mother: Helen Gertrude ROBERTSON
_John Andrew NUCKOLS _+
_Samuel Squire NUCKOLS ____|
| (1914 - 2004) m 1938      |
|                           |_Mary L SQUIRE _______
|                             (1893 - 2004) m 1913
|--Clara Belle NUCKOLS
|                            ______________________
|                           |
|_Helen Gertrude ROBERTSON _|
(1918 - 2006) m 1938      |
|______________________
[21329] [S58] Death Certificate
Clara E NUCKOLS
25 Dec 1855 - 26 Jul 1911
BIRTH: 25 Dec 1855, Hamilton Co, Cincinnati, OH [18883]
DEATH: 26 Jul 1911, Hamilton Co, City Infirmary, Cincinnati, OH [DI20835] [18884]
BURIAL: 28 Jul 1911, Walnut Hills Cemetery [XI20835]
EVENT: City Directory: 1885, Hamilton Co, Cincinatti, OH [18885]
EVENT: Census Enumeration: 1900, Living With Brother Walter, Single
EVENT: Census Enumeration: 1910, Hamilton Co, Cincinnati, OH [18887]
Father: William W NUCKOLS
Mother: Mary E MCCOWN
_John NUCKOLS _______+
_William W NUCKOLS __|
|                     |_Julia M ____________
|                       (1819 - ....)
|--Clara E NUCKOLS
|_Mary E MCCOWN ______|
|_Louella ____________
[NI20835] [DI20835] [XI20835]
[18885] Williams' Cincinnati Directory 1885 Nuckols, W W , Jobbing bricklayer, and Chimney Sweep 104 Longworth Nuckols, Walter W, bricklayer, h 72 W Court Nuckols, Clara E, h 104 Longworth
[18886] Williams' Cincinnati Directory 1893 Nuckols, Clara, bds 19 Webb Nuckols, Shreiber & Co (Mrs Wm W. N. & Martin C.S) Jobbing bricklayers, Boilers, Grates, and Chimney Tops; 104 Longworth Nuckols, Walter W, brick work and plastering, 129 George, h. o.w.c. Oliver & Providence Nuckols, Mrs William W, (N Schreiber & Co) h 104 Longworth
[18887] -pg 146 Clara E Nuckols, maid in hospital, OH OH OH, age 54, single
Clara Mae NUCKOLS
6 Aug 1894 - 8 Dec 1968
BIRTH: 6 Aug 1894, Walker Co, AL [10795]
DEATH: 8 Dec 1968, Jefferson Co, AL [DI13295] [10796]
BURIAL: 11 Dec 1968, West Jefferson Freewill Baptist Church, Jefferson Co, AL [10797]
EVENT: Family Researcher: [email protected]
Father: Charles Bancroft NUCKOLS
Mother: Allie WHETSTONE
Family 1 : Robert Blaine BRASFIELD
MARRIAGE: 19 Jun 1914, Jefferson Co, AL
Mamie Pauline BRASFIELD
Alse Robert BRASFIELD
_Virgil Poet "Doc" NUCKOLS _+
_Charles Bancroft NUCKOLS _|
|                           |_Agnes Carrie GRIFFIN ______+
|--Clara Mae NUCKOLS
|                            ____________________________
|_Allie WHETSTONE __________|
|____________________________
[10795] [S72] GenCircles-www.gencircles.com
[10797] [S172] Find-A-Grave
Clara Maxine NUCKOLS
2 Oct 1917 - 18 Jul 2007
BIRTH: 2 Oct 1917, Tuscaloosa Co, AL
DEATH: 18 Jul 2007, Jefferson Co, TX
Father: Charles Andrew NUCKOLS
Mother: Donie WALDROP
Family 1 : William Preston MURCHISON
MARRIAGE: 28 May 1942
Preston Bruce MURCHISON
_William Green NUCKOLS _+
_Charles Andrew NUCKOLS _|
|                         |_Matilda E BAKER _______+
|--Clara Maxine NUCKOLS
|                          ________________________
|_Donie WALDROP __________|
(1882 - 1970) m 1903    |
Clarence "Mitch" NUCKOLS
Father: William Keith "Billy" NUCKOLS
Mother: Helen M KINCAID
_Clarence Robinson "Jack" NUCKOLS _+
_William Keith "Billy" NUCKOLS _|
|                                |
|                                |_Virginia M CARDEN ________________+
|                                  (1883 - 1943) m 1902
|--Clarence "Mitch" NUCKOLS
|                                 ___________________________________
|_Helen M KINCAID _______________|
|___________________________________
Clarence Brown NUCKOLS
21 Aug 1897 - 15 Aug 1994
SSN: 256-10-0633
BIRTH: 21 Aug 1897, Whitfield Co, Cumming, GA [3246] [3247] [3248]
DEATH: 15 Aug 1994, Hillsboro Co, Plant City, FL [3249]
BURIAL: 18 Aug 1994, Oaklawn Cemetery, Plant City, Hillsborough Co, FL [3250]
EVENT: Census Enumeration: 26 Jan 1920, Hall Co, Gainsville, GA [3251]
EVENT: Census Enumeration: Apr 1930, Hillsboro Co, Plant City FL [3252]
EVENT: Census Enumeration: 13 Apr 1940, Hillsborough Co, FL [3253]
EVENT: State Census: 1945, Hillsborough Co, FL [3254]
Father: Nathaniel Burruss NUCKOLLS
Mother: Laura Pierce BROWN
Family 1 : Virginia MERRIN
MARRIAGE: 24 Nov 1926, Plant City, FL [22238]
+Clarence Brown NUCKOLS
_Alexander Burruss NUCKOLLS _+
_Nathaniel Burruss NUCKOLLS _|
| (1867 - 1951) m 1896        |
|                             |_Terrissa Emma SMITH ________
|                               (1832 - 1921) m 1850
|--Clarence Brown NUCKOLS
|                              _____________________________
|                             |
|_Laura Pierce BROWN _________|
(1874 - 1947) m 1896        |
|_____________________________
[3251] Lw Uncle E R Barrett
[3252] Married
[3253] Plant City, Election Precinct 53, Hillsborough, Florida, Plant City 814 Mahoney own home $5000 Clarence B Nuckols, head, md 41, 4h, b GA same res 1935, owner distributor Oil Co, Virginia (x) wife, 37, c4, FL Clarence Jr, son, 12, 6g, FL
[3254] 814 Mahoney St CB Nuckols, 46 b GA, retail grocer, grad college Virginia, 42 b Fl housewife, grad college C B Nuckols Jr, 17, b FL, finished highschool no occ
[3245] [S142] First Virginia Nuckolls and Kindred
[3247] [S126] WWI Draft Registration
[3248] [S60] Death Records
PAGE: on line ancestry
[22238] [S142] First Virginia Nuckolls and Kindred
23 Aug 1927 - Feb 1957
BIRTH: 23 Aug 1927, Hillsboro Co, Plant City FL [3261]
DEATH: Feb 1957, Hillsboro Co, FL [3262]
Father: Clarence Brown NUCKOLS
Mother: Virginia MERRIN
Family 1 : Patricia Avery LOWERY
Merrin NUCKOLS
_Nathaniel Burruss NUCKOLLS _+
_Clarence Brown NUCKOLS _|
|                         |_Laura Pierce BROWN _________
|                          _____________________________
|_Virginia MERRIN ________|
PAGE: ancestry on line
"Nuckols"
Clarence Calvin NUCKOLS
OCCUPATION: Printer Since 1948 And Still Printing
BIRTH: 13 Nov 1930, Litchfiled, OH
DEATH: 27 Jan 2011, Apple Valley, CA [DI3740]
Father: Burton Pendleton NUCKOLS
Mother: Chloe SARGENT
Family 1 : Anna Mae BRASHEAR
Tina Anne NUCKOLS
Family 2 : Mary DILL
DIVORCE: Y
MARRIAGE: 1967, Dade Co, Miami, FL [NF1732]
EVENT: Marriage Fact: 28 Nov 1977, Los Angeles, CA
Family 3 : Shirley M SIRK
MARRIAGE: 7 Jul 1979, Carson City, NV
_Clarence Pendleton NUCKOLS _+
_Burton Pendleton NUCKOLS _|
|                           |_Alice B WINSTON ____________+
|--Clarence Calvin NUCKOLS
|                            _William Calvin SARGENT _____+
|                           | (1865 - 1940) m 1888
|_Chloe SARGENT ____________|
|_Mary Elizabeth ARMSTRONG ___+
(1860 - ....) m 1888
[DI3740] [NF1732]


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시애틀온누리교회와 시애틀브리지교회 병합안내문 -영어 (4/24/2022)
ONNURI CHURCH AND SEATTLE BRIDGE CHURCH MERGE INFORMATION
IMPORTANT: Please read the whole document in order to fully understand the information and context of the merge.
ABOUT ONNURI CHURCH Onnuri Church is a non-denominational church with a Korean Ministry and an English Ministry (OEM). The Korean Ministry consists mainly of 1st, and 1.5 generation Koreans and Korean-Americans and has the following ministries: Mercy, Mission and Outreach ministry, Young Adult ( ), Youth, and Children's Ministry. OEM consists of 1.5 and 2nd generation Korean-Americans, primarily in college, 20s, with some in their 30s.
Onnuri Church is located in the city of Lake Forest Park. The address is: 20150 45th Ave NE, Lake Forest Park, WA 98155.
Onnuri Pastors: Pastor Johann Kim - Senior Pastor Pastor Andy - Onnuri Youth Pastor Daisy - Children's Pastor Noh - Pre-K and SarangBu Pastor Jae - KM Worship and Young Adults
Pastor Lee - KM Associate Pastor
OEM: Currently no EM Pastor
ABOUT SEATTLE BRIDGE CHURCH Seattle Bridge Church (SBC) is part of the Southern Baptist Convention, and the congregation mainly consists of 1.5 and 2nd generation Korean-American families. SBC currently meets in Bothell at Crosspointe Church.
SBC has following ministries: Worship (Praise team, AV team), Youth and Children's, Mercy, Mission and Outreach ministry, College and Young Adult.
SBC Pastors: Pastor Won Lee - Senior Pastor Pastor YJ Choi - College & Young Adult
Pastor James Kim - SBC Youth Yeojin Lim - Children's
MERGE VISION & GOAL Pastor Kim (Senior Pastor of Onnuri) shared the vision for a potential merge with Pastor Won Lee (Senior Pastor of SBC) and the OEM leadership. After much prayer seeking the will of God, Onnuri KM, EM, and SBC leadership unanimously decided to begin the discussion for the potential merger.
The vision of the merger is for both churches to ultimately become one church that can open its doors and share the gospel to our neighbors of different race, age, gender, ethnicity, and generations. First generation churches have laid the foundation many years ago and have been serving the communities based on Christian values. They also planted seeds for the next generation and nurtured them to grow and prosper. Both churches recognize the importance of continuing efforts to expand God's Kingdom and for ministries to bridge generation to generation. We already see leaders and stewards stepping up and carrying on these responsibilities. It is our intent to support, prepare, and empower these leaders and the next generation as one church in the future.
The leadership from Onnuri KM, EM, and SBC all recognize that this shift will not occur immediately. It will take time for this merger to fully take place.
Initially, the merger will begin with two churches under one roof: SBC will relocate to Onnuri Church's facility in Lake Forest Park. Also, the current OEM congregation will become members of SBC, where Pastor Won will continue to shepherd as Senior Pastor. Both churches will maintain their current names (Onnuri Church and Seattle Bridge Church) until a further integration into one church in the future.
Ultimately, the vision of the merger is for both churches to become one church. In the later future, steps and plans will be made for the final merge step between both churches. This is what we have been praying about and will be voting on.
TIMING/TIMELINE Both churches will hold a congregational vote on the same day. The day will be decided through the joint committee and both congregations will be notified at least two weeks in advance. As of now, both Onnuri and SBC are targeting to have a congregational vote by mid-May. The votewill require a two-thirds (2/3) approval from the respective church votes to proceed with the merger.
Only if the congregational vote passes for both churches then the merger will take effect within thirty (30) days.
MERGER: INITIAL STEPS Sunday services for all congregations will be at Onnuri Church in the Main Sanctuary. Service time is still being discussed to accommodate for each worship service. Each congregation should be prepared to have different service times than what it is now. Times will be shared prior to the vote.
The Senior Pastor for the merged SBC will be Pastor Won Lee. Pastor YJ Choi will continue to lead SBC college and young adults. Pastor James Kim will be SBC Youth's director. Yeojin Lim will be SBC Children's director.
Initially, there will be no changes that will occur on the KM-side of Onnuri Church. Both Onnuri Youth and Onnuri Children's Ministry will continue to function under KM leadership. Due to the different worship times of the Onnuri KM and SBC, both churches will continue to hold separate Youth and Children services. If any of the current times change, everyone will be notified of the time and date changes. Some potential changes could include: joint youth Bible studies, joint youth retreats, joint VBS, and other joint events.
Those who are serving outside of their attended worship service (e.g. Youth and Children's Ministries) will be able to attend SBC Worship Service and vice versa to Onnuri KM Service. With the shared building and with two churches initially being under one roof, there will be an opportunity to assist each other and serve one another.
Onnuri EM members who are currently serving in Onnuri KM ministries, such as Children's or Youth, will still have the opportunity to continue serving in Onnuri ministries. Current SBC members can serve in Onnuri ministries and Onnuri KM members can serve in SBC ministries. We see this as an advantage and opportunity having two churches under one roof to serve one another.
After merging, the plan is to have a new leadership team consisting of SBC leadership and Onnuri EM leadership. After SBC and Onnuri EM unite, Onnuri KM leadership will no longer oversee Onnuri EM as a part of the merged SBC.
Current Onnuri EM congregation will become members of SBC. If they would like to remain within Onnuri, they have the option to join Onnuri KM. Ultimately we are members of one body - the Body of Christ.
Though SBC will be autonomous from Onnuri KM, the two churches will continue to involve each other with updates and be equal partners as the discussion for the future union will be continued by a new task team/committee.
Financially, both Onnuri KM and SBC will remain independent. In terms of offering (tithing), we believe that where you worship is where you give offering. Though Onnuri KM and SBC finances will be separate, we plan to serve one another with our resources. Further financial discussions will occur in the future as the two churches near further integration.
MERGE COMMITTEE The Merge Committee has been established, and a team of four (4) members from each church are discussing the potential merger. Many of the decisions will be made through this committee.
The committee has been working to put this information together for all congregations (Onnuri KM, EM, and SBC) and will continue to meet to work out the details of the merger.
If you have any additional questions, please reach out to the merger committee:
SBC: Victor Kim, Danny Lee, YJ Choi, James Kim Onnuri Church: Christina Yoon, Gil Su Cheol, Oh Beom Seok, Dan Park


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Realm Talks To… John Colvin
In this instalment of Realm Talks To, Senior Consultant Rebecca Blundell spoke to John Colvin, Partner, Head of Dispute Resolution and Commercial Litigation expert. During their conversation, John explained why he decided to become a lawyer, what he looks for when hiring a lawyer, and how HM Legal is different from other law firms.
At what age did you decide that the law was for you?
When studying for my A-levels. It wasn't my first choice in all honesty. I wanted to become an academic in modern history and my father (as a then police officer) suggested law would be a rewarding career. I assumed at the time he meant in an intellectual sense.
What makes HM Legal different from other firms?
I've seen in practice many law firms with similar mission statements that focus on client delivery. That's an expected given in a professional environment but HM Legal backs that up in practice with a client charter against which their clients can easily measure performance. The HM Legal team works together to ensure a consistent and gold-standard level of client service is achieved at all times.
Actions not words set them apart.
What's been the most interesting case you've worked on in your career?
A shareholder/defamation dispute involving a football club. Witnessing the complex characters involved behind the press headlines was fascinating, and very different from my usual area of work (contractual disputes) where you have intellectually stimulating, but sometimes dry, arguments about the meaning of a contract.
When recruiting for your team, what do you look for in a lawyer?
Three things: ambition, the ability to operate as a team player, and the willingness to view each working day as an opportunity for professional and personal development whatever scenario they face.
What's the best piece of advice you have ever received?
Deal with the most challenging tasks when starting your day, and the rest of the day can only then improve.
Which 3 people would you invite to your dream dinner party?
Marcus Aurelius (former Roman Emperor and Stoic philosopher) – looking at the very differing and multiple challenges of modern life, do his 'meditations' to lead the best life possible still have relevance?
Frank Herbert (science fiction visionary) – in 1965 where did he find his inspiration for the Dune Universe with its bizarre mixture of stellar travel and feudal society? Even 50 years on, seeing our massive global and societal changes does Dune represent a glimpse of what might still be?
Finally, VI Lenin – what would he have done differently with his vision armed with the knowledge of the last 100 years, and how/would that have avoided the current situation with Russia?
About John Colvin
John is Partner, Head of Dispute Resolution and Commercial Litigation expert at HM Legal.
As a dispute resolution solicitor with over two decades' experience, John is used to guiding clients through complicated disagreements over business contracts, commercial disputes (including shareholder disputes), and emotionally-charged disputes over inheritance or business assets.
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New iPhone tech lets people who are blind or low-vision 'see' when others are coming
By Kim Komando, Komando.com
Apple's newest iPhone models are expected to be a huge hit this year. Not only do they have the typical upgrades like a better camera and faster processor but the new iPhones also come with 5G capabilities.
Conspiracy theorists aside, we've all been waiting for 5G technology to become a reality for quite a while and it's finally here. Tap or click here to find out what you should know before buying an iPhone 12.
But 5G is only the beginning. An upcoming update to iOS brings a handful of impressive new features and a ton of AR functionality. One such feature helps people with vision problems detect people and objects physically near them. Let's dive into how it works and what it means to the visually impaired.
Magnifier app gets impressive update
Nestled within the Magnifier app in iOS 14.2 beta is a feature called People Detection. It uses augmented reality (AR), machine learning and iPhone 12's LiDAR sensor to detect where humans and objects are in physical space. This feature can tell you how many people are in line at a store, locate an empty table or simply tell you how close you are to the nearest person.
In the age of COVID-19, this feature is the ultimate social distancing app. Using People Detection, you can set a minimum distance for alerts, say six feet, and be alerted by notification or haptic feedback whenever someone comes within that distance. This takes the hassle out of constantly orienting yourself in public when your phone can simply do this for you.
Your iPhone can do a lot for you, if you have the know-how to set it up. Tap or click for 10 new iPhone tricks you'll use all the time.
What's the purpose of People Detection?
People Detection was not built with the pandemic in mind, it was designed as an accessibility option. It's meant to help those who are blind or otherwise visually-impaired navigate complex, busy public spaces.
Not only can you choose between haptic, visual, or audio feedback for People Detection notifications, but it's also compatible with AirPods and Apple's screen-reader technology, VoiceOver. People Detection does not work in the dark when your phone's LiDAR sensor cannot provide useful information.
As of now, People Detection is in beta testing but it's supposed to be released with the next operating system update, iOS 14.2.
Forgetting about iOS 14.2, iOS 14 itself brought with it a ton of huge, new features. Tap or click here to see how you can now change the default browser and email app on your iPhone.
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The necropolis of those who had lived at Otsuka Relics and called a gutter surrounded square necropolis. Unique feature includes a low square bank and a gutter surrounding the square. The exhibit preserves the conditions at the time of excavation and displays the reproduced wooden coffin to see the inhumation process at that time.
The remains of a village in Yayoi Era, approximately 2,000 years ago. The moat was constructed around the village to prevent enemy attacks. One hundred people were considered to live there those days. There are seven pit dwellings a high-floor storehouse, molded remains, and a wooden bridge in the relic.
Learning by experience courses are offered here. Those for elementary school children includes zori (Japanese sandals) weaving and comma-shaped beads making. The museum also provides one for adults such as earthenware making and paper manufacturing.
A private house in the middle of the Tokugawa Period. The house of Nagasawa Family, who used to be the head of the former Ushikubo Village near the Relics Park was moved here. The main house is built parallel to the stable, called "Hiroma (Salon) Style" which is unique to the South Musashi district.
Outdoor facilities to learn history. Also, there are a number of open spaces for playing such as the Experience Plaza, Grassland Square and Grove Area.
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Modelling Arecibo Observatory
Don't worry, that's "modelling Arecibo", not "modelling at Arecibo." This doesn't involve me posing in skimpy clothing in strange positions with the telescope in the background. That can be arranged, but my fee is very, very high. It does involve me in one or two weird positions and getting hot and sweaty, but for entirely legitimate reasons.
Anyway, it was bound to happen sooner or later. I can't very well work at one of the world's largest and most - dare I say it - iconic telescopes and not try to model it at some point, or I'd feel silly. Actually, I always had a long-term goal of modelling the entire site and making it into a Half-Life 2 level. It would make for a seriously perfect setting. It's got the massively complex industrial setting of the platform (with its perilous 140m drop), a road running by steep cliffs and dense jungle, and the whole complex is fenced off, making it a natural stand-alone level.
It's also got a couple of small office buildings with very narrow corridors that could become incredibly creepy at night. But best of all is the area underneath the dish, which is replete with small concrete towers (just large enough to hide behind), small wooden shacks, rusty old antennas and a large ditch that's half-full of water. The place practically screams FPS level.
Just add zombies.
Seriously, if anyone is au fait with making HL2 levels, do let me know.
But I digress. Right now there's a very specific goal (because my boss told me to) of modelling the telescope (not the accompanying buildings) and getting it laser-etched in glass. Established readers will recall that I had my thesis data etched in glass - this is very similar, except that while no-one else will want a huge chunk of glass full of blobs, they might very well be prepared to pay for a small chunk with a cute little model of the telescope inside. We'll see.
Modelling the whole site would be a formidable challenge, but even modelling just the telescope is tricky. The basic design is easy. The detail is ferociously complex.
Modelling even the basic structural layout of this is nearly impossible without extremely detailed data or, better yet, schematics. Fortunately I was lucky enough to be given some by my other boss. I probably shouldn't post these, but they're hugely detailed. It seems as though almost every joint is rendered from multiple angles. But once I had them, tracing the general structure became a lot easier.
These are not the official schematics, they're what I ended up with.
The real ones are much more detailed.
They also contain mistakes. By far the biggest is the reflector itself, which has been drawn assuming it was around 850ft across, because the artist assumed the 1000ft diameter was along the curvature of the dish, and not rim to rim as it is in reality (and yes, everything is measured in feet).
Since the dish is spherical (unlike most telescopes it's not a parabola) this was easy to correct. Other mistakes (probably not actually mistakes at all - the schematics appeared to date from the mid 90's, and things change) were more subtle. For instance, in one drawing the azimuth arm was shown as being slightly asymmetrical, with one end tapered and the other truncated. I checked some photos to see if this was the case, but quickly realised it was better to just go outside and have a look.
This was true for a lot of other details. The arrangement of cables was something I was particularly keen to get right. Trying to figure out exactly how the 18 support cables attach to the platform in 3 dimensions was nearly impossible from the schematics, so I went for a walk (actually several walks). The cables are attached to the three towers, with cables from each tower attaching to different parts of the triangle. So by far the easiest way to see where the cables go is to go and visit the towers.
I took these pictures on another day - to avoid generating RFI I drew
little schematics of my own.
Getting to the towers is not so easy. There's one at the visitor center, which involves a short but steep walk. To get to the others, you first have to go back down, then down the very steep walk to the dish, then up again another short but steep walk which is partly shady but also sheltered from the wind. Since the temperature is around 33C and the humidity 900,0000,000%, this is not so pleasant. Getting to the final tower involved crawling underneath a gate (I could have gone and got a key to open it, but meh). My way back was blocked by an impassable gate, so I went back the way I came and completed the 1km circuit of the dish, then back up the very steep hill and finally into my office.
This explains my boss' puzzled look when he found me sitting in my air-conditioned office drowning in my own sweat.
Some other details I got entirely from reference photographs because they're not on the schematics - the waveguide (which is about the size of an air vent and carries the signals from the telescope), the platform walkways, the fans on the side of the Gregorian dome... that kind of thing. These I had to do by guesswork, but the end result is at least a lot better than if they weren't included at all.
Surly-looking astronomers also aren't included on the schematics.
Then there's the terrain. This is intrinsic to the telescope; the natural sinkhole is one of the reasons it was built in Arecibo. It also means that one of the towers is a different height to the others, so getting it right is important.
Fortunately the USGS provides Digital Elevation Model data for the entire US, though only at 30m resolution for Puerto Rico. I converted this into a Blender-readable format by using 3DEM to convert it into a Terragen terrain and then Terragen to export it as a Lightwave object, which Blender can read. Convoluted, but also tried-and-tested. The 30m resolution is a real handicap though, and there was a lot of manual tweaking - the terrain in the immediate vicinity of the dish is largely fictitious.
Around the edge of the dish is the ground screen. The dish is fixed, but the instruments can be moved as much as 20 degrees from overhead by moving the receivers along the azimuth arm. At high angles, they start receiving signal from above the edge of the dish. The ground screen limits the damage this would do. That wasn't in the schematics, so I went for more walks and asked other staff members how tall it is and what angle it's at. I also simplified its structure somewhat so that hopefully it will be easily visible when etched in glass.
The support structures for the ground screen vary depending on how close it is to the cliff. Here, where the cliff is very close, the metal girders go into the cliff. In other places they're not quite so close, and join on to vertical concrete pillars. In a few places the cliff is very far way and they form tripod structures. Unfortunately the 30m terrain resolution is just nowhere near enough to attempt modelling this accurately, so I simplified everything and only modelled the tripod variant.
The business end of the telescope is the platform. Sure, the 305m reflector is great, but it's the 900 tonne structure hanging in the air that houses the instruments that actually collect the signal. In Goldeneye, Sean Beam famously falls off the 30m-long line feed before the whole thing explodes. Because the reflector is spherical, radio waves get focused to a line, not a point, so a line feed is a clever way to receive the signal (and yes, I did include the correct number of circular rings in the model, even though they'll never show up in glass).
An even cleverer way is to use two more reflectors to focus the waves to a point, which is what's done inside the Gregorian dome. The dome itself looks a lot like an icosphere, but unfortunately, it's subtly different. As you can see, I never figured out what the shape really is.
And that's about it for now. The model is with the etching company, but there's a bunch of stuff that could be done with this for education and outreach... even if my Half-Life 2 thing doesn't pan out. The telescope is a nice size - quite a bit bigger than the Colosseum and a heck of a lot bigger than any other (filled aperture) radio telescope. Size comparisons become a lot easier with a 3D model than trying to Photoshop everything, and are always a good way to impress people.
Right now, I'm working on a textured version for pretty renders. After that I'll make realtime version. Maybe we can have an online app where you can take a virtual tour of the site, and have all the moving parts in their correct, live positions. Or you could roam around the Observatory, looking for people causing RFI in the weirdest role-playing game ever :
You find someone talking on a mobile phone. Do you :
A) Ask them politely to stop.
B) Explain to them that we could detect their phone even if it was on Mars, so they're ruining someone's observations.
C) Tell them they're just a complete jerk.
D) Punch them in the face.
... or something like that. It may require a teensy-weensy bit of work to become the next Skyrim. Anyway, there's definitely tonnes of stuff to be done with this. Watch this space.
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NESSIE FOUND !
In a stunning breakthrough, scientists have announced today that the Loch Ness Monster has been found. Astonishingly, this revelation came not from Scottish biologists, but from a Puerto Rican astronomy student.
I don't often talk about cutting-edge research, but this time I can't resist making an exception. My summer student is currently experiencing the joys of trawling through data cubes looking for the hydrogen gas which fills many galaxies. He found this one just a few days ago. And bugger me (no, not literally) if it doesn't look quite a lot like a famous Scottish lake monster.
The galaxy image shown above is the optical counterpart of the hydrogen he detected, and comes from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (the plesiosaur is some random painting from the internet since there isn't a corresponding Digital Plesiosaur Sea Survey) . Here's the galaxy without a visit from Nessie. I did no image processing on this whatsoever - this is exactly the image taken straight from the survey data.
A head, neck, flipper, and perhaps even spilling water from its mouth -
sure seems like Nessie to me.
Galaxies do not normally look like this, of course. This is pretty dang weird. Not nearly as weird as Hanny's Voorwerp, but definitely very unusual. To try and figure out what was going on, I contacted my theoretician friend (who we last met destroying galaxies) to see what he could come up with. His considered professional opinion was that the galaxy looks more like a scorpion. Maybe he's right. I wasn't going to argue - he'd just destroyed an entire galaxy, after all.
I normally avoid posting such contemporary research here for several reasons. Firstly because I never really wanted this to become a science blog at all, but that's what happened (anyway there aren't enough science blogs insulting the Queen and photographing potatoes in my opinion, so maybe that's not such a bad thing). But more importantly - new results should never be trusted. Science is slow, and above all, full of doubt. Mistakes are made and all too often results which seem exciting one day can seem pretty humdrum after a month of painstaking data analysis finds a critical flaw. Or, to quote Terry Pratchett : "It wouldn't be research if you knew what you were doing."
In this case, though, there's no amount of work that can be done that will stop that galaxy from looking strange. In fact, it can be stated with absolute certainty that the galaxy has a weird-looking morphology, if we accept that "weird" means different from the norm. Some other tidbits about Space Nessie :
About 700 million light years distant.
Nessie measures about 200,000 light years across (roughly twice the size of the Milky Way).
Contains around 10 billion times the mass of the Sun in hydrogen gas (this is quite a lot as galaxies go, but not really extreme).
So why does Space Nessie look so different to other galaxies ? Well, the honest truth is we just don't know what's going on here. It's probably the result of two or more galaxies colliding and merging, which is known to be able to produce really weird shapes. Maybe the "head" of Nessie is a smaller dwarf galaxy which is being ripped apart by a larger one, leaving behind a trail of stars to form the "neck". Maybe. It's going to take a lot of work to figure out exactly what's happening. Which is fun.
UPDATE : For those who like these things, this was reshared by Discovery News, CSIRO, The Sun (yes, right above the page 3 girls, pretty much) and... Fox News. Urrgh.
Posted by Rhysy at Monday, June 17, 2013 No comments:
Postdoc Down
In the last three posts I've destroyed a galaxy, photographed a potato and turned an asteroid into 300,000 cruise ships. Well, gosh darn it, this time I'm going to write a proper blog post, without any CGI at all... not much, anyway.
This week saw the departure of postdoc Julia Deneva, who I owe many times over for various beach and restaurant trips, to say nothing of the months of daily lifts to the Observatory every morning. Thanks Julia ! Except now we're short of one of our chief Dominion players and, more worryingly, that leaves me as the only Arecibo postdoc...
Julia appears to have been morbidly addicted to the telescope, having visited as an undergraduate, a graduate student for the single-dish summer school and as a pre-doctoral fellow for a whole year, then came back as a postdoc under Cornell and stayed on after the management change. Having climbed every single rung on the AO career ladder short of management, she's running away to sea. By which I mean the Naval Research Laboratory, which I choose to believe is a giant floating telescope that's bristling with cannons.
Imagine my disappointment. Julia's husband lives nearby though,
which is possibly more of a motivation to move than a sea-going
telescope.
Common Observatory practice appears to be to bestow departees with a large picture of themselves, standing in front of the telescope, signed by all the staff. I don't know why anyone would want such a thing, but Julia didn't get one of these. This is possibly for the best as she insists on closing her eyes every time she has her picture taken. Instead, Julia will eventually get a glass cube with a little model of the telescope laser-etched inside.
Julia leaves behind an unfortunately transient legacy of cats. These cats, except for one. Apparently they have "run amok" and must be removed.
Julia has also promised to take a cat, haven't you Julia ?
Fortunately the total of 5 cats are being steadily relocated. Three are still up for grabs. Want one ? Seriously, come along and take one - you catch it, you keep it. Actually, we'll catch them for you. And vaccinate and sterilize them too*. Take a cat and I personally will give you a tour of the telescope, probably. Heck, I'll even shower you with official CLAWS merchandise of your choice. Hats, mugs, stickers, badges, T-shirts... we haven't got any of them, but we'll order them specially.
* By which I mean take them to the vet. No-one here has the requisite scissor skills to properly snip that which must be snipped.
In non-Julia related news, outside of the world of cats and science lies the at least equally strange realm of Puerto Rico. It's full of cows...
... locals ...
... elaborate floats ...
... and suspect young ladies holding large feathery spears for some reason.
This was the sugar cane festival of Hatillo. It also featured some truly outstanding (not in a good way) karaoke but not much moonshine, which is surprising given that sugar cane is the main ingredient.
Finally, in totally unrelated news, my first media interview appears in this month's Ciel et Espace. French readers should go at once to the nearest newsagent and buy a copy. You'll find not only the galaxy size comparison charts in handy printed form, but also a 1 page interview in which I jabber on about the importance of outreach and Star Trek. Mexican readers won't have to wait long either - a special space edition of Conozca Más comes out... well, about now, actually.
Posted by Rhysy at Thursday, June 13, 2013 No comments:


A new quarterly has made its appearance this month. It is entitled the Evergreen. It is quaintly got up, and has its distinctive character stamped legibly upon every page. Its authors see against the background of the Decadence the vaguely growing lines of a picture of New Birth.
IT is not often that a reviewer is called upon to write art criticism in the columns of NATURE. But the circumstances of the "Evergreen" are peculiar it is pub- lished with a certain scientific sanction as the expression of a coming scientific Renascence of Art, and it is impossible to avoid glancing at its aesthetic merits.
From The Bookman: Rev. of The Evergreen Vol. 1 and The Yellow Book Vol. 5.
It is impossible to keep from grouping these two "seasonals" together, and yet green is not nearly so unlike yellow as these northern and southern cousins are unlike each other. The 'Yellow Book' was never so yellow as its reputation how its particular reputation rose is difficult to see perhaps from rumours of unfulfilled intentions.
A new movement has sprung up in Scotland. Its promoters, as is well for a renascence, are young men and women, mostly artists and students, who are wide awake to the deep, uncontrollable tides of life, and have not yet met and been conquered by the ignorance and brutality of the world.
From The Bookman: "Old Edinburgh and The Evergreen"
EDINBURGH, according to Mr. Ruskin, shares with Rome the honour of being the dirtiest city in Europe. Relying on the accuracy of Mr. Ruskin's observation, one may say that the slums of the Edinburgh Lawnmarket (now rapidly disappearing) have achieved the highest distinction in their own line of business.


In 2011, 5.3 million Americans received prescriptions for testosterone products like Fortesta. Like all testosterone replacement products, Fortesta can elevate the number of red blood cells, thicken the blood, and increase a man's risk of developing blood clots — especially in the legs (a condition known as deep vein thrombosis or DVT).
Fortesta can cause serious side effects, including blood clots in the legs. The condition, also known as deep vein thrombosis (DVT), can cause pain, swelling, or redness in the legs. Blood clots can also grow very large and cause serious venous damage or circulatory problems. If small pieces of blood clot break loose, they can migrate in the bloodstream (called an "embolism") and cause a pulmonary embolism, heart attack, stroke, or death.
How Does Fortesta Cause Blood Clots?
Testosterone in Fortesta can elevate a kidney hormone called erythropoietin. This causes bone marrow to increase the number of red blood cells, which thickens the blood. The heart must work harder to force the blood into the body, which elevates blood pressure.
All of these factors can contribute to the development of blood clots — especially in older men who tend to have thinner blood vessels. In addition, some studies indicate that testosterone reduces HDL ("good") cholesterol and increases circulating estrogen. Estrogen therapy has been linked to heart disease in both men and women.
Blood clotting is an important process that prevents excessive bleeding after an emergency. Platelets (a type of blood cell) and plasma (liquid part of blood) work together to create a clot. After the injury has healed, the clot naturally dissolves. Sometimes, blood clots grow spontaneously when there is no injury. An abnormal clot can obstruct circulation and cause severe, life-threatening complications.
Oral blood-thinning drugs: Warfarin, for example. Provides long-term protection against blood clots.
Intravenous "clot-busting" drugs: Heparin, for example. This is administered in a hospital to dissolve existing clots.
Compression stockings: Worn on the legs to improve blood-flow and reduce the risk of new blood clots.
Surgery: May involve a catheter, open surgery, or implantation of a filter in the inferior vena cava to catch blood clots before they reach the lungs.


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QPR owner Tony Fernandes is ready to block a January spending spree – amid doubts over Neil Warnock's future as manager.
Neil Warnock had wanted £20m to splash out on new signings during the transfer window to help the club climb away from relegation trouble.
But Malaysian business tycoon Fernandes now has reservatons over whether Warnock is the right man to lead QPR, and over his record in the transfer market.
Fernandes gave Warnock the green light to spend big after completing his Rangers takeover with less than two weeks of the summer window left.
Warnock brought in Joey Barton, Shaun Wright-Phillips and Anton Ferdinand as he pulled off a string of dramatic late swoops. But results have been less than impressive.
Rangers have picked up just 17 points and sit one place outside the Premier League drop zone.
They have been dragged into the relegation scrap after an alarming slump of five points from their last 10 games.
And there are now growing doubts at Loftus Road about whether throwing more money at their problems is the solution – and whether Warnock is the right man to spend whatever funds are available.
Instead, he could be told he is only allowed to bring in short-term signings like striker Federico Macheda, who Warnock borrowed from Manchester United this week.
Starsport understands the Rangers board might soften their stance if Warnock suggests a player they think will be more than a short-term fix.
Manchester City outcast Nedum Onuoha, 25, falls into that category.
Warnock flew to Manchester on Tuesday to try and tie up a £4m deal for the defender.
The concerns held by the board over progress under Warnock this season will place a question mark over his long-term future.
against Norwich dismissed by the FA.


actually hits the places where it's important.
Yepp. htons is a good point. Coming from a big endian target it's not the first thing I care about ;) Actually I'm wondering why s390 provides an accelerated bswap version in glibc at all?! But it is probably also useful in other contexts.
But I'm not sure how important it is. It don't think it occurs very often.


At the end of last week I was dealing with a sick child and a busy work week, so I barely looked at Facebook. Thus, I missed the news that Ed Martin passed away last Thursday.
Although I had met Ed prior, I really spent most of my time with him in my 2000 to 2003 stint back in Atlanta. There was a period of really intense work there when a small set of people, mostly but not exclusively alumni, helped transition WREK from an unreliable, frequently off-the-air lovable train wreck to a station you could actually set your clock radio to. Part of this project coincided with being laid off from my job, and as I wanted to put Oracle on my resume I used this project to do that. I spent a lot of time in the station and Ed was frequently there.
As I recall, Ed took some courses at Georgia Tech which game him student status to work at WREK. Once you do that it's not that hard to hang on forever (or it wasn't back then.) WREK of that era was a difficult place to get people to show up. Ed was a person who always showed up. I saw him on weekday mornings, Saturday nights, dropping by for a moment or an hour if his itinerary took him anywhere near the station.
Ed always talked to you as if you understood everything he was saying. Maybe I'm the dumbest person he knew but I didn't. I struggled to catch the references he threw out as he seemingly knew more about rock, jazz, hip-hop and world music than I do. That's not to mention politics, city planning, the law, literature, cinema and geography. I think possibly I might have known more than him about early Vertigo comics but I wouldn't have bet cash on that prospect.
I have seen some remembrances, like Chris Campbell's eulogy for Ed. Many many more are on his Facebook page. People stress what a kind person and how generous with his time he was. I too literally never heard him say a bad word about anyone. Just his attendance at events was enough to tire me thinking about them and I am a guy 18 years younger than him. He was helpful to a fault, kind, funny, smart, generous. When I think of my failings as a person, Ed was the kind of person I was failing to be.


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Canadian rock band Suuns' track '2020' was featured on AMC's 'Fear The Walking Dead' last night (Sunday, September 11th, 2016 — "Pablo and Jessica"). It played when Nick shows Alejandro how to modify the oxycodone tablets they have, so that they can buy a bit more time from the drug dealers.
The track itself is from the band's 2013 album Images Du Futur, released on the Secretly Canadian label. It was eventually in contention for the Polaris Music Prize 2013.
Suuns comes from Montreal, plays a mix of electronic rock, art punk and neo-psychedelia, and has been together since 2007.
Watch the video and listen to Suuns' '2020' below. Now isn't that the perfect atmospheric track for Fear The Walking Dead?
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