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By Susan E. Hoffman
The DeSoto County Sheriff's Office reported the following arrests:
Jose Alfredo Martinez Alcocer, 24, 1st Ave., Arcadia. Charges: three counts of failure to appear. Bond: $26,620.
Vanica Clermond, 24, Lehigh Acres, Fla. Charges: smuggling contraband (controlled substances) into a prison and possession of a controlled substance without a prescription. Bond: $9,000.
Jeffrey Lee Dease, 60, 2500 block of S.W. Beard St., Arcadia. Charge: out-of-county warrant. Bond: none.
John Napoleon Gadson, 49, Moore Haven, FL. Charges: drug trafficking with 40 grams-30 kilograms and driving on a suspended license. Bond: $100,120.
Steven James Herman, 52, Arcadia. Charge: violation of probation. Bond: none.
Darius Jamal Malcolm, 27, Frostproof, Fla. Charge: trafficking 4 grams-30 kg of a controlled substance. Bond: $20,000.
Joshua Ryan Ostromecki, 30, 10700 block of N.E. State Road 70, Arcadia. Charge: violation of probation. Bond: none.
Lorie Paulette Patton, 59, 200 block of Winifred St., Arcadia. Charges: two counts of unarmed burglary of an unarmed dwelling and two counts of grand theft between $300-$5,000. Bond: $18,000.
Robert Pastor Sanchez, 28, 2500 block of S.W. Angus Ave., Arcadia. Charges: battery and criminal mischief of over $400-$ 1,000.Bond: $1,000.
Daniel Chau, 25, St. Petersburg, Fla. Charges: possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana and possession or use of drug equipment. Bond: $1,000.
Amanda Marlene Evans, 37, Punta Gorda. Charges: possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana and possession or use of drug equipment. Bond: $1,000.
Teven Elton Layport, 25, first block of W. Myrtle St., Arcadia. Charges: sale of marijuana, possession or use of drug equipment and criminal mischief with under $200 property damage. Bond: $2,120.
Camerino Vargas, 51, 2600 block of S.W. U.S. Highway 17, Arcadia. Charge: driving on a license that expired more than 4 months ago. Bond: $120.
Daniel Charles Webb, 43, 1000 block of S.E. Hillsborough Ave., Arcadia. Charge: delivery or distribution of methamphetamine within 1,000 ft. of prohibited area. Bond: $20,000.
Harold Bernard Wesley Jr., 40, 200 block of W. Bay St., Arcadia. Charge: violation of probation. Bond: $1,500.
Alonzo Martinez Barron, 27, 1900 block of S.E. Heron Cove, Arcadia. Charge: violation of probation. Bond: none.
Emilio Perez, 38, Hargrave St., Arcadia. Charge: habitually driving on a suspended license. Bond: $1,500.
Sarah Ruth Weaver, 33, Port Charlotte. Charge: retail theft (value under $100). Bond: $120.
Austin Wayne Phillips, 21, Orlando. Charges: possession of an controlled substance without a prescription, three counts of possession or use of drug equipment and one count of possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana. Bond: $ 3,500.
Crawford Frederick Slaughter, 76, Zolfo Springs. Charge: petty theft. Bond: $120.
Justine Van Kleef, 49, 1000 block of S.W. Fletcher St., Arcadia. Charge: driving on a suspended license. Bond: $120.
Victoria Noel Worth, 28, 1300 block of S.W. Bittersweet Drive, Arcadia. Charges: possession of a controlled substance without a prescription and possession or use of drug equipment. Bond: $2,000.
Jose Antonio Cruz, 22, first block of Park Place, Arcadia. Charge: violation of probation. Bond: none.
Jacob Taylor Reece, 20, Port Charlotte. Charge: violation of probation. Bond: none.
Michael Ernest Duktig, 47, 1400 block of N.E. Sugar Babe Road, Arcadia. Charge: battery. Bond: $1,000.
Robert Joseph Hall, 28, 1100 block of S.E. 2nd Ave., Arcadia. Charge: aggravated battery on a victim age 65 or older. Bond: $2,500.
Diego Roberto Lebron, 23, Tampa. Charges: possession of a controlled substance without a prescription, possession of marijuana with intent to sell or deliver and possession or use of drug equipment. Bond: $3,500.
Darius Lavern Arnold, 23, 400 block of N.E. 16th Ave., Arcadia. Charge: driving on a suspended license. Bond: $120.
Denisha Annie Barr, 37, 1300 block of N.E. Oak St., Arcadia. Charges: grand theft between $300-$5,000 and uttering a false bank note, check or draft. Bond: $3,000.
Kenya Elizabeth Keene, 40, 100 block of Jordan Ave., Arcadia. Charges: three counts of grand theft between $300-$5,000, uttering a false bank note, check or draft and retail theft under $100. Bond: $6,120.
The Charlotte County Sheriff's Office reported the following arrests:
Lee Herschel Miller, 34, 7800 block of S.W. Albritton St., Arcadia. Charge: violation of probation. Bond: none.
Toribio Pastor-Contreras, 34, 4800 block of N.E. Masters Ave., Arcadia. Charge: driving without a valid license. Bond: $1,000.
Travis Ray Strickland, 33, Indian Lake Estates, FL. Charge: violation of probation. Bond: none.
Sentenced:
Jonathan Fitzgerald Bloom, 48, 100 block of S. Alabama Ave., Arcadia, sentenced to a year and one month in state prison for possession of a controlled substance without a prescription (cocaine). Projected release date: June 7, 2020. Previous served time in prison for grand theft, and possession and sale of drugs.
Manuel Angel Rolon, 47, of Magnolia St., Arcadia, was sentenced to state prison for five years on charges of possession of a controlled substance, driving on a suspended license and fabricating, tampering with or destroying evidence. Projected release date: April 14, 2024. Previously served time in prison on numerous charges including possession and sale of drugs, burglary, grand theft, driving on a suspended license, dealing in stolen property and possession of a weapon or ammunition by a convicted felon.
Shannon Marie Albanese, 43, Sarasota, sentenced to one year and six months in state prison for attempted burglary of an occupied dwelling. Projected release date: May 11, 2020.
David Paul Dufresne, 59, 200 block of S. Luther Ave., Arcadia, sentenced to prison for a year and a day for petty theft (third conviction) and trafficking in stolen property. Projected release date: Sept. 14, 2019.
Kenneth Ray Bargeron, 57, FCCC, Arcadia, sentenced to eight years, seven months in state prison on eight charges of possession of photos of child pornography; transported to DOC on June 7. He was previously sentenced in 1992 for lewd and lascivious behavior with a child under 16 and sent to prison for nine years; sent to prison again in 2009 for four years for third felony DUI and false imprisonment; and for 10 years in 2009 for attempted lewd and lascivious molestation of a victim under 12. His current release date is projected at April 16, 2027. He is a Registered Sexual Predator.
Brandy Nicole Gibson, 34, Punta Gorda, sentenced to a year and a day in state prison on a charge of grand theft. She was arrested in August 2017 and charged with stealing $484.75 worth of merchandise from Walmart. She pleaded no contest and was sentenced to two years of community control. Within a few weeks, she violated probation by leaving her residence without permission, and was again sentenced to community control, this time with electronic monitoring. A few months later, she again violated the terms of her release and was sentenced to prison. She was taken to DOC on June 3 and is expected to be released by April 12, 2020.
Michael Carl Stroman, 64, was sentenced to two years in prison on charges of selling opium or derivatives and possession of a weapon or ammunition by a convicted felon in 2018. On May 29, he was transported to DOC and is expected to remain there until May 5, 2021.
Geoffrey Tanner Hall, 27, sentenced to five years in prison on charges including possession of a weapon or ammunition by a convicted felon, carrying a concealed firearm, and possession of a controlled substance without a prescription. Previously, he pleaded no contest, was adjudicated guilty and sentenced to 364 days in jail followed by two years of community control. However, he violated the terms of his release by failing to report to the probation office when required, resulting in revocation of community control and imposition of the prison sentence. His projected release date is June 30, 2023.
— Compiled by Susan E. Hoffman
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KTU Faculty of Medicine is the first from two medical schools in Trabzon, Turkey. The school is officially founded in 1973 and it is the oldest and largest medical faculty of the Eastern Black Sea region.

Foundation
Dated 4 January 1973, Karadeniz University Faculty of Medicine, 6th faculty of Karadeniz University was founded under the name of Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences according to the Chapter 1650. In addition to its own divisions, Trabzon Faculty of Medicine, established as a unit of Hacettepe University, was also staffed by the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences. Trabzon Faculty of Medicine, once affiliated to Hacettepe University, admitted students in 1976-1977 instructional year and those students continued their education in Hacettepe University. In accordance with the legal decision, issued 41 and dated 20.7.1982, KTU Faculty of Medicine and Health Medicine joined together as Karadeniz University Medicine Faculty.

Divisions
The faculty is composed of three divisions, namely Basic Medical Sciences, Internal Medical Sciences and Surgical Medical Sciences.

References

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IPL 2021 league stage ends with RCB's victory, Bharat's brilliant innings won
By ndexpress October 9, 2021 Updated: October 9, 2021 No Comments3 Mins Read
In the last league match of IPL 2021, Virat Kohli's RCB defeated Rishabh Pant's Delhi Capitals by seven wickets. Both the teams did not have much advantage or loss due to the loss of this match, but going into the playoffs with confidence was very important, especially for Bangalore, because if Bangalore loses now, then it will be out of the IPL. So even if the same Delhi loses to CSK in the playoffs, they will still have a chance to qualify.
How was the account of the match
In this match being held in Dubai on Friday, RCB captain Virat Kohli won the toss and decided to bowl first. Delhi's opening pair gave them a quick start Shikhar Dhawan 43 and his partner Prithvi Shaw played fine innings of 48 runs, looking at them Delhi would make a big score but the RCB bowlers did not allow this to happen.
RCB bowlers kept getting wickets at frequent intervals, due to which Delhi could make only 164 for the loss of 5 wickets in their 20 overs. Apart from the openers, none of the batsmen failed to make their mark. Siraj took 2 wickets for RCB, with Chahal, Harshal Patel and Daniel Christian taking 1-1 wickets.
Chasing 165, the start of RCB was not very good, in the very first over, Devdutt Padikar left the pavilion on the score of zero. After this Virat Kohli also went on for just 4 runs, Enrique Nortez did the job of cheaply settling both the openers. Once again the whole burden was on Maxwell and AB, in this match, AB, who came to betting at number four, played a couple of good shots but then Axar Patel got him out for 26 runs. Then RCB's leader was Maxwell, or he could lead RCB to victory or defeat.
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Maxwell remained unbeaten till the end and played a scintillating innings of 51 off 33 balls, but the hero of the win was Srikar Bharat who played a match-winning knock of 78 runs off just 52 balls. RCB needed 5 runs off the last ball of the match, so Bharat snatched the victory from Delhi's hands by hitting a six off the last ball. This was his first fifty in the IPL.
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Can You Guess What The First Ever HBO Original Series Was?
Megan McCormick Published: January 12, 2023
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Sex in the City say-what? Entourage who?
HBO Original Series have been around for over 40 years now, and include some groundbreaking shows.
The Sopranos... Veep... The Wire, just to name a few.
The shows above may never have existed without the success of its first original series, though. Critical to the development of HBO - and proof that a "pay channel" could provide a hit show - this series co-produced by Canada became the bedrock of for-pay-original-programming everywhere.
Did you get it yet?
The year was 1983, and with the help of Jim Hensen and Canada (more specifically the CBC)... a rival to Sesame Street was born.
Down at Fraggle Rock. You know you sang it in your head. Down at Fraggle Rock ... Down at Fraggle Rock ...
It was THESE ORIGINAL MUPPETS who strived for global acceptance (*more on that in a minute), with a catchy jingle that could stand the test of time who paved the way for an onslaught of HBO Original Series.
Jim Hensen himself said about the series:
It's a high-energy, raucous musical romp. It's a lot of silliness. It's wonderful.
The producers, with Hensen, made the series with the intention of it airing in various forms all over the world. *This led to Fraggle Rock becoming the first North American television show to be broadcast in the Soviet Union.
We always joke that Fraggle Rock led to the end of the Cold War.
Karen Falk, Imagination Illustrated: The Jim Henson Journal.
How about some good news... you're invited Back to the Rock. Time to end some more wars. Streaming now on Apple TV+.
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I read this article and found it very interesting, thought it might be something for you. The article is called Mandy McKeesick has never looked back since taking AWC's Freelance Writing course and is located at https://www.writerscentre.com.au/blog/mandy-mckeesick-has-never-looked-back-since-taking-awcs-freelance-writing-course/.
Five years ago Mandy McKeesick completed the AWC Freelance Writing Stage 1 course with the aim of showcasing the Australian bush. Today today she has a successful business working with both magazine and corporate clients doing just that!
"My writing home, however, is the magazine RM Williams Outback and in the current issue I have a whopping 27 pages of words and photos spanning two major stories.
"Prior to doing the first course I had had an article published with R.M.Williams Outback, a publication I have always admired for its positive portrayal of the bush. Looking back I am not sure how that happened, such was my inexperience. I spoke to the editor and asked about the AWC course. He was high in his praise of Valerie Khoo and that was all I needed to enrol.
What's so good about Freelance Writing Stage 1?
"The Freelance Writing course was mind-blowing and Sue White exceptional as a teacher. I learnt the jargon, the pitch–commission–filing process, pay rates to expect, the number of editors to work for to build a business, the need for bullet-proof armour when dealing with rejection, and so on.
After that course, Mandy completed Travel Writing and then Copywriting Essentials. She further expanded her business to include corporate work.
Mandy always knew she would be a published writer one day but knew it would not become a reality without a lot of work and dedication.
"An editor once said: 'We like you, you don't go away'. And I don't. I'll put in the time to review a published article and see how it has been edited. I'll research how writing styles differ from one publication to another.
Mandy maintains that she gained valuable insights with all the courses she's done with AWC but the Freelance Writing Course was the most influential.


Oppo, a Chinese phone manufacturing company has launched its next-gen flagship smartphone. The smartphone has two variants.
The standard Oppo Reno's processor is powered by the Snapdragon 710 chipset and the Reno 10x Zoom is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 855 processor.
The price for the standard version is CNY 2,999 (Rs 30,900 approx.) and the flagship model's price starts at CNY 3,999 (Rs 41,100 approx.).
The standard version's OLED edge-to-edge display is 6.4 inch and the RAM is 8GB. The internal storage capacity of the phone is 256GB. In terms of camera, the phone has a 48-megapixel camera along with a secondary ultra-wide camera. The sensors for the camera are made of Sony IMX586 with a 13MP zoom set up and an 8-megapixel wide-angle camera.
Coming to the flagship model, the screen size of the Oppo Reno 10x Zoom model is a 6.65-inch AMOLED display. The screen resolution of the phone is 2340 x 1080 pixels. Since the phone lacks any type of notch, the percent screen-to-body ratio of the phone is claimed to be 91.3 percent.
The phone is claimed to have HDR 10+ compliant display, along with that it comes with a sixth-generation in-screen fingerprint sensor. The screen is equipped by a Gorilla glass 6. The backside of the phone is framed by a 7000-series aluminum alloy and has a10x Zoom has a glass finish.
Both the Reno smartphones operate on ColorOS 6.0 and feature an in-display fingerprint sensor and NFC.


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I'm Chris, a programmer, part-time streamer, and aspiring TTRPG writer (currently published just on the Storytellers Vault, but I have plans for independent design in the future).
Primarily, this page will be host to bonus material for Chronicles of Darkness (and its various gamelines), often related to my Storytellers Vault publications, followed by material for whatever other RPGs might catch my attention for long enough to allow me to go into "homebrew" mode. I do have plans beyond just bonus tidbits, though, including both a standalone RPG or two and potentially some related apps.
I'm always grateful for any amount of support that can be offered, of course, so please, if you like what I do, consider becoming a patron.
Every little bit counts and all those cliches!
•Access to patron-exclusive posts, which includes various supplementary material!
•Access to the Discord and a patron-only Role (which includes immediate notifications and some direct chatter with me regarding my projects).
Invested to the point of actual belief in me, perhaps. Very appreciated!
•Ability to vote on polls for the next month's bonus content.
•Advance notice of projects I've started toying with but haven't announced.
I imagine a supernatural force is guiding you towards offering me such a distinct chunk of change, but regardless of the reason, you have my attention.
•Once per month, I'll let anyone here decide on some minor direction for me; a merit/power that's going in my next book, a video game you want to see me stream (that I have easy access to), or whatever else may be relevant for current projects.
•If there's interest, I'll run a little play-by-post type game for those at this level, within a special section of the Discord.
This is one of those "I'm putting it here so it's there but I don't expect it to be used" tiers. I'm not sure what would make someone want to offer this much, but I assume it involves some sort of mind control I inadvertently performed.
•A VIP role on the Discord. The red coloring attracts my eye more easily in conversation, too.
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At this level, I'll be making an actually notable amount each month. I'll immediately work on getting some additional detail to the tiers, and will kick the posting into a higher gear, instead of only guaranteeing one per month.


Good Research: How to Identify the Right Topic?
Every research study, irrespective of its type, should meet some criterions so that it can be classified as good research. Let us discuss some of these criterions.
One of the important characteristics of a good research is that the purpose of the research is clearly defined. A research study with clearly defined purpose finds a wider acceptance and acknowledgement within the research community.
Second important characteristic of a good research is that the research method should be defined in a clear manner with sufficient detail. This will allow the repetition of the study in future for further advancement, while maintaining the continuity of what has been done in the past.
The third thing to remember is that any limitations and assumptions made by the researcher during the course of the study should be clearly highlighted in the research. This will support the findings of the research study, in case someone tries to validate the study findings.
The fourth thing to remember is that, as far as possible, the research design should be planned in a way that the results generated are as objective as possible. This will provide an easier understanding about the findings of the research.
Another thing to be considered by the researcher is that there should be sufficient data to investigate the research topic. And the researcher should carefully check the reliability and validity of the data.
Further, in order to deliver a good research, a researcher should confine the conclusions to those justified by the data.
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Students call the program "life-changing," Poll-Hunter said, and often say it was the first time they either saw a physician of color or someone to whom they could relate. "It was probably also the first time that someone ever told them they could actually do it – that they could be successful, and gave them the information to understand what those steps were to be successful and to get to the point of application and matriculation to medical school."
At Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee, professor of pharmacology Joey V. Barnett has spent years working on efforts focused on developing cardiologists and researchers from underrepresented groups, such as through a partnership with historically black colleges and universities, or HBCUs.
One effort is the American Heart Association's Supporting Undergraduate Research Experience, or SURE, which pairs students with researchers at one of five participating medical schools for the summer. In addition to the scientific training, Barnett said, the goal is to send students a message that they have a place in the world of health and science.
"Not just, 'You're here as a visitor,'" he said, "but 'You're here because you belong here.'"
It's a message that worked on Hector Haddock-Martinez. He worked with Barnett in the summer of 2019 and came back as a mentor in 2020, when the program went virtual because of COVID-19.
Haddock-Martinez, who expects to graduate from the University of Puerto Rico this spring, has wanted to be a doctor since third grade. He began working in research labs when he was only 16. And his motivation to study cardiovascular and neurological health is personal: As a teenager, he found his grandmother after she had a stroke. She lived but has never been the same.
Even with so much pushing him forward, Haddock-Martinez – who identifies as neither Black nor white, just Puerto Rican – almost held himself back.
"Something that we hear a lot about in professional development workshops is impostor syndrome," he said. For example, "you might not even dare to apply for a certain medical program because you say, 'I don't belong there, that's not for me.'"
That's how it was when he arrived at Vanderbilt. "I remember feeling like the moment was too much for me," he said. "And that these people have made a mistake – I'm not supposed to be here."
But the program's leaders "helped me feel wanted and needed. And it's certainly done wonders for my confidence ever since."
Next fall, he aims to be in medical school, studying stroke medicine and embarking on a career as a physician-scientist.
Johnson, who met Barnett through the AHA's HBCU Scholars program, also plans to head to medical school after his fellowship. He said he's been helped by many people along the way, from the great-uncle who taught him the basics of research to the older HBCU Scholars who've mentored him.
"I want to give back to my community," he said. "I want to show little kids who look like me that I came from the same place that you are. I did this, I am doing this now, and I'm going to achieve this. And you can do it, too."
American Heart Association News covers heart and brain health. Not all views expressed in this story reflect the official position of the American Heart Association. Copyright is owned or held by the American Heart Association, Inc., and all rights are reserved. If you have questions or comments about this story, please email [email protected]
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Grey Matters – A Symposium on Alzheimer's Research, a Sell-Out Success
Nov 28, 2017 | News
Sarasota, FL—September 15, 2017—The Roskamp Institute is pleased to announce that the first annual Grey Matters Symposium on Alzheimer's Disease Research has sold out. Recent stats show that 1 in 9 people age 65 and older have Alzheimer's dementia. By 2050, it is estimated that as many as 16 million Americans will have Alzheimer's disease, with 135 million people being affected worldwide. The emotional and financial costs of lives lost, families affected, and care needed is staggering. Speakers at this interactive luncheon will be presenting on various areas of brain health, potential treatments and information on prevention due to healthy lifestyle choices to provide the audience with facts, preventative measures, early symptom warnings and clinical research updates regarding the potential for new treatments being developed at the Roskamp Institute and elsewhere.
The world-renowned speakers/panelists include: President & CEO of the Roskamp Institute, Dr. Fiona Crawford, Executive Director of the Roskamp Institute, Dr. Michael Mullan and Dr. Michael Murray N.D., Chief Science Officer at Enzymedica & internationally acclaimed authority on natural medicine. The panel moderator will be Hayley Wielgus, ABC 7. A few notable sponsors include: The Community Foundation of Sarasota County, Ursella H. Selliti Charitable Fund, Gresham and Ruth Roskamp, Enzymedica Inc., Sarasota Bay Club, Jacaranda Trace and Williams Parker Attorneys at Law.
After establishing research facilities locally in 2003, the Roskamp Institute has made important discoveries with profound clinical implications for millions of Americans suffering Alzheimer's and other debilitating neurological disorders.
The Institute has become firmly established as a leading not-for-profit, independent body in the international research community with its programs and projects supported by the National Institutes of Health, the U.S. Department of Defense, the Veterans Administration, the European Commission Seventh Framework Programme and several other national and international peer reviewed agencies.
The Institute focuses on, in addition to Alzheimer's Disease treatments, the development of new drugs and therapies to treat neurological disorders such as Traumatic Brain Injury, Gulf War Illness, Multiple Sclerosis and other neuroinflammatory disorders.
"We are so thrilled with the outpouring of support for our Grey Matters event. The level of interest speaks to the fact that Alzheimer's impacts so many people in so many ways," said Institute CEO, Dr. Fiona Crawford. "Our work at the Institute is translating to new treatments and cures for Alzheimer's and related brain disorders." Funds received from The Grey Matters Symposium provide direct monetary support to current scientifically based-medical research being conducted at The Roskamp Institute.
Tickets start at $50. To be added to the wait list please call (941) 552-9832. For more information on next year's event please contact Megan Micale at [email protected] or 941.552-9832.
RECENT HIGHLIGHTS:
Check out this video to see a little more about what is currently happening at The Institute
INFORMATION ON NEXT YEARS EVENT:
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The Roskamp Institute's mission is understanding causes and finding cures for neuropsychiatric and neurodegenerative disorders and addictions. The Institute utilizes a broad range of highly advanced scientific approaches to understand the causes of, and potential therapies for, these disorders. From this work novel treatments developed by the Roskamp Institute have been clinically tested in Europe and the U.S. If you wish to sponsor or learn more about our critical research, please visit www.roskampinstitute.org. To take a tour of the laboratories and facilities please call (941) 752-2949.


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Q: How to flush a buffered log4j FileAppender without shutdown? I need to immediately flush the log to disk and then turn it into normal buffer mode.
The requirement is I need to generate hourly log. For example, user_info.2017-09-08-18.log. Every hourly will generate one. So I use a ScheduledExecutorService to write a simple string to log at the beginning of each hour. But i found that if the buffer is not full, the log is still in buffer. So I want to immediately write one log at the beginning of each hour, make sure every hour has a log. So Logger.shutdown() is not a proper method in this situation.
This is my properties definition:
log4j.appender.user_push_info=org.apache.log4j.DailyRollingFileAppender
log4j.appender.user_info.File=/data/log/user_info
log4j.appender.user_info.DatePattern='.'yyyy-MM-dd-HH'.log'
log4j.appender.user_info.layout=org.apache.log4j.PatternLayout
log4j.appender.user_info.layout.ConversionPattern=%m%n
log4j.appender.user_info.BufferedIO=true
log4j.appender.user_info.BufferSize=8192

A: For Log4j 1.2, you can set immediate flush then come back to normal behavior with:
Logger logger = Logger.getRootLogger();
Appender appender = logger.getAppender("name");
if ( appender instanceof WriterAppender ) {
     ( (WriterAppender) appender ).setImmediateFlush(true);
     logger.info("Flushing log");
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The Millions Top Ten: September 2015
The Millions Top 10
Nick Moran October 5, 2015 | 15 books mentioned 2 min read
We spend plenty of time here on The Millions telling all of you what we've been reading, but we are also quite interested in hearing about what you've been reading. By looking at our Amazon stats, we can see what books Millions readers have been buying, and we decided it would be fun to use those stats to find out what books have been most popular with our readers in recent months. Below you'll find our Millions Top Ten list for September.
This Month Last Month Title On List
1. 1. Between the World and Me 3 months
2. 7. A Little Life 3 months
3. 2. Go Set a Watchman 3 months
4. 8. Purity 2 months
5. 3. The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: The Japanese Art of Decluttering and Organizing 6 months
6. 6. Book of Numbers 4 months
7. – Fates and Furies 1 month
8. – The Heart Goes Last 1 month
9. 10. The Paying Guests 4 months
10. 9. Satin Island 5 months
Our Hall of Fame grows to 101 titles strong this month, thanks to the ascension of Kazuo Ishiguro's The Buried Giant (#100) and Paula Hawkins's The Girl on the Train (#101). It's the first appearance in the Hall for both authors.
In their place, we welcome Fates and Furies and The Heart Goes Last, the latest works from Lauren Groff and Margaret Atwood, respectively. The former should be especially familiar to Millions readers, as we shared the book's opening lines on our site last March, and we interviewed Groff about her writing process (and why she feels ambivalent about Florida) more recently. Atwood, meanwhile, took part in our Year in Reading in 2010.
For the second consecutive month, Ta-Nahesi Coates's Between the World and Me tops our list. It's an honor that Coates should treasure because his year has otherwise been fairly uneventful for him. After all, he's only won a MacArthur "genius grant," been longlisted for the National Book Award, and announced a forthcoming Marvel comic. In other words: nothing that holds a candle to the honor of being named a Millions fan favorite.
Moving along: Hanya Yanagihara's A Little Life occupies this month's number two spot. The book's steady rise over the past three months — unlisted in July, #7 in August, and now runner-up — surprised me almost as much as it's likely surprised our own Lydia Kiesling, who wrote of the work:
A Little Life has stayed with me, not because I found it so sad, but because I found it so strangely bad, and have spent significant time wondering if what I perceive to be its badness is in fact a function of a bold narrative experiment that, to quote James Wood on Kazuo Ishiguro's The Unconsoled, "invents its own category of badness," and thus deserves a very particular set of laurels.
Indeed, it's as though a negative review from Lydia has the perverse effect of skyrocketing her victim's works into the hands of Millions readers. (After all, this is the second time it's happened…) Perhaps from now on publicists should refer to Lydia as the Literary Queen Midas?
Elsewhere on the list, Go Set a Watchman and that book on de-cluttering dropped one spot apiece, Franzen's latest rose a bit, and works by Joshua Cohen, Sarah Waters, and Tom McCarthy held steady.
This month's near misses included: Undermajordomo Minor, The Martian, Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights, The First Bad Man, and Wind/Pinball. See Also: Last month's list.
C. Max Magee October 7, 2013 | 15 books mentioned 2 2 min read
Nick Moran October 9, 2014 | 15 books mentioned 2 2 min read
On List
The Bone Clocks
A Highly Unlikely Scenario, or a Neetsa Pizza Employee's Guide to Saving the World
We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves
Colorless Tsukuru Tazaki and His Years of Pilgrimage
Cosmicomics
The Round House
Well-Read Women: Portraits of Fiction's Most Beloved Heroines
My Struggle: Book 1
Reading Like a Writer
Welcome to the party, David Mitchell! Or, perhaps it's more accurate to say, "Welcome back to the party." Mitchell's no stranger to our Top Ten, you see. Back in May, I observed that Mitchell is part of an elite group of eight authors who have reached our Hall of Fame on two separate occasions. Will this be number three? Every indication so far tells me that, yes, The Bone Clocks will follow in the footsteps of its predecessors — Cloud Atlas and The Thousand Autumns of Jacob De Zoet — straight to the Millions record books. (No author has made it to our Hall of Fame for three separate books.)
Why, exactly, is The Bone Clocks so individually appealing, though? Well, as Brian Ted Jones put it in his review for our site, the book serves as a pivot point in Mitchell's canon:
The Bone Clocks marks such a change of attitude in Mitchell, a turn toward something grimmer. He's always been drawn to elements of darkness, of course. Predacity — the animal way humans have of making prey out of each other — has been his primary theme throughout the five novels that came before this. And those novels, to be sure, are all full of monsters.
In The Bone Clocks, though, Mitchell explores a new theme: regret.
And, aside from what's different, the book also displays some of Mitchell's best writing to date. As Jones explains:
There is a moment in the very last pages — you will definitely know it when you get there — where Mitchell reaches right into your chest, puts his fingers on your heart, and presses down. The kind of moment you would choose to live inside for all eternity, if you had to pick just one.
I predict we'll be seeing Mitchell's name atop our Top Ten for many months to come.
Meanwhile, with the addition of one work comes the graduation of another. At long last, Jess Walter's Beautiful Ruins has ascended to our Hall of Fame. Walter's novel represents the first addition to our Hall of Fame since last June.
Near Misses: The Children Act, To Rise Again at a Decent Hour, Americanah, 10:04, and The Secret Place. See Also: Last month's list.
Nick Moran | 15 books mentioned 2 2 min read
The Millions Top Ten: December 2014
Nick Moran January 6, 2015 | 15 books mentioned 2 min read
The Millions Top Ten: July 2010
C. Max Magee August 1, 2010 | 15 books mentioned 2 2 min read
The Millions Top Ten: January 2011
C. Max Magee February 1, 2011 | 15 books mentioned 2 2 min read
We spend plenty of time here on The Millions telling all of you what we've been reading, but we are also quite interested in hearing about what you've been reading. By looking at our Amazon stats, we can see what books Millions readers have been buying, and we decided it would be fun to use those stats to find out what books have been most popular with our readers in recent months. Below you'll find our Millions Top Ten list for January.
The Imperfectionists
Atlas of Remote Islands
Super Sad True Love Story
Cardinal Numbers
Skippy Dies
Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption
The Finkler Question
Goon Squad! In the last month on our list before they graduate to the Hall of Fame, Jennifer Egan's underdog A Visit from the Goon Squad toppled Jonathan Franzen's Freedom for our top spot. Egan's book started with a lot of buzz last summer, and that buzz grew deafening over the course of 2010 (and into 2011) as it became the book to read among discerning fans of contemporary literature. Meanwhile, after months knocking on the door, Tom Rachman's The Imperfectionists (not coincidentally just out in paperback) rockets onto our list with a debut appearance in third spot. Our other debut is another book that's been much discussed around here, Paul Murray's Skippy Dies. Rachman participated in our Year in Reading this year, as did Murray. Those two debuts took the spots vacated by our latest Hall of Fame inductees, a pair of summer reads that stayed hot as the weather got cold, Justin Cronin's vampire tale The Passage and Tana French's thriller Faithful Place. Near Misses: The Autobiography of Mark Twain, The Hunger Games, Postcards from Penguin: One Hundred Book Covers in One Box, Just Kids , and Woman in White. See Also: Last month's list
C. Max Magee | 15 books mentioned 2 2 min read
The Millions Top Ten: April 2017
Nick Moran May 5, 2017 | 15 books mentioned 2 min read
The Millions Top Ten: October 2009
C. Max Magee November 2, 2009 | 15 books mentioned
The Millions Top Ten: March 2010
C. Max Magee April 1, 2010 | 15 books mentioned 2 2 min read
We spend plenty of time here on The Millions telling all of you what we've been reading, but we are also quite interested in hearing about what you've been reading. By looking at our Amazon stats, we can see what books Millions readers have been buying, and we decided it would be fun to use those stats to find out what books have been most popular with our readers in recent months. Below you'll find our Millions Top Ten list for March.
Reality Hunger
The Death of Ivan Ilyich and Other Stories
The Interrogative Mood
The Mystery Guest
Graduating to our Hall of Fame this month is David Mitchell's Cloud Atlas, which was the readers' favorite in our "Best of the Millennium (So Far)" series last year. That allows our panel's winner in the same series, Jonathan Franzen's The Corrections, to take over the top spot. Of late, readers have begun looking forward to Franzen's next novel, Freedom, out later this year.
Our only debut this month is Michael Lewis' look at the financial crisis of the last two years, The Big Short. Of the hundreds of books on the topic, Lewis' was one of the most widely anticipated, both because of his long history writing about Wall Street's excesses and because of the powerful essay he penned on the topic for Portfolio magazine at the height of the crisis.
Near Misses: Asterios Polyp, The Known World, War and Peace, Then We Came to the End, Union Atlantic
See Also: Last month's list


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The electric BBQs are provided with tables and seating, allowing groups to entertain friends comfortably. The BBQs are located near the lap and resort pools as well as at the rear of the complex for those seeking a more private and quiet dining area.
Your security is important to us, and Varsity Apartments was built to be a safe place for students to live and study. We have Security Guards who patrol the complex after office hours and through the night. There's always a Varsity staff member available to contact and on-site – that's 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Our security guys and gals are your point of contact after hours, and provide security for the complex.
It's free to call them from your room telephone.
To aid in keeping the complex a safe place, photo ID cards have been introduced. At the beginning of your stay we will issue you a photo ID card.
After-hours visitors are to be signed in at reception after 6pm if they intend to stay later.
Students are only permitted to have one overnight guest per week. Any extra nights can be charged at $25 per night. Visitors are permitted to stay in the complex until 12am without being charged and are to be signed out by the student when departing Varsity.
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Major revelations of sexual harassment in the workplace have started a long-overdue movement to protect all workers, but most often women, from a long history of abuse. You would think our major corporations would be taking the lead in stamping out these injustices. Instead, way too many are actually doing the opposite by writing "forced arbitration" clauses into employment contracts that prevent an employee from taking action in court. Instead, harassment disputes are forced into closed arbitrations that almost always favor the company and hide the outcome from the public. This has to stop!
An estimated 75 percent of harassment cases in the workplace go unreported, according to the Equal Opportunity Employment Commission.
Former Fox News host Gretchen Carlson warns women about forced arbitration clauses in employment contracts.
They're all here, from United Airlines' passenger assault to Wells Fargo's secret charges to McKesson's opioid profits to Fox News' $50 million sexual assault payoff.


Multiple intrusion detection systems may be circumvented via %u encoding allowing intruders to launch attacks undetected.
Most intrusion detection systems are capable of decoding URLs that are encoded using either the "UTF" or "hex-encode" encoding schemes. Microsoft's Information Server (IIS) employs both of these encoding schemes. It also makes use of an encoding scheme known as "%u encoding". According to the eEye Digital Security Advisory, "The purpose of this %u encoding seems to be for the ability to represent true Unicode/wide character strings." Because "%u encoding does not appear to be widely utilized by products other than Microsoft's Information Server (IIS), certain intrusion detection systems are not able to properly decode %u encoded requests.
An intruder can pass %u encoded malicious traffic undetected through an intrusion detection system in violation of implied security policies. This will typically be reconnaissance traffic and/or attack traffic directed at an IIS web server.
Contact your vendor for patches.
Dragon Sensor 4.x was affected. Signatures to detect the new IIS UNICODE encoding flaw have been available, and a modification to the Web processing engine is already included in Dragon Sensor 5.0. To obtain dragon products, visit http://dragon.enterasys.com.
RealSecure Server Sensor version 6.0.1 includes a fix for this vulnerability. RealSecure Server Sensor 6.0.1 will be available for download on September 4, 2001. ISS X-Force recommends that all RealSecure customers upgrade their Windows Server Sensors to version 6.0.1. A patch is being developed for RealSecure Server Sensor 5.5 and will be available on or before August 31, 2001 at the ISS Download Center: http://www.iss.net/eval/eval.php.
BlackICE products are not affected by this vulnerability. Attempts to exploit this vulnerability will trigger the "HTTP URL bad hex code" signature. The next BlackICE product update will specifically address "%u" encoding."
Snort 1.8.1 fixes this encoding bug. You can receive it from http://snort.sourcefire.com/.
The CERT Coordination Center thanks eEye Digital Security for their advisory, on which this document is based.
This document was written by Ian A. Finlay.


At times, I'm a bit neurotic and emotionally-driven. It's served me well over the years, but I have figured out a balance that works. I've also learned to just shut the hell up in meetings sometimes. You decide which has been more beneficial.
So, here's the scenario at hand: Earlier this year I had been working on a role for a fairly senior level position. The search had dragged on, and after a few false alarms with strong candidates, I hadn't been able to secure the right person. But just as I was slowly starting to lose my mind on what appeared initially to be a run of the mill search, I had the perfect candidate referred to me.
This candidate — let's call him John Doe — hit on all the cylinders — industry experience, senior-level presence, affordable, the trifecta, really. It's one of those moments that recruiters have more often than we realize or care to admit. We get pushed to the very brink of what we think is our breaking point, only to be pulled back in like Michael Corleone.
Whee! It's all better again — except when it's not.
To make a long story short (and protect the innocent), the background check comes back with an offense that would have been easily found in the top 10 Google search results. And while probably not something that is a career killer, there was no way it was going to work for this very specific role.
Well, "there goes the neighborhood, back to scratch" was my thought, but not before having to walk through my own Kubler-Ross stages of grief with this position.
This couldn't possibly be happening. This was the absolute perfect candidate from a more that casual acquaintance that had no idea about the offense either.
I exaggerate in no way when I say that I checked the SSN and all the identifier points at minimum of seven (7) times. Part of that was pure disbelief, and part was Type A – OCD if we're being honest.
I was furious. "How could you NOT tell me about this?!" was my initial reaction.
It's hard to fathom, because who thinks that things won't show up on a background check? And if the concern was to just "see what happens," and then explain it when it comes up, that's no good either. I want to be ahead of things like this, and I was seeing red because I was at a dead end once again.
It's self-serving, I know, but that wasn't the point. I felt I had my trust betrayed, and that's one of the things in my line of work that I cannot get past — a violation of trust.
Of all the phases in the Kubler-Ross theory, this is toughest one because it does no good to bargain with yourself since that doesn't move the needle, and good luck passing this through HR or the department's VP.
But hell, I was willing to sacrifice a few other sure-thing deals for this one that had become the bane of my existence.
There's nothing quite as painful in a recruiter's world as the candidate who got away.
Like it or not, as recruiters, we're almost conditioned, in a Pavlovian way, to get that adrenaline shot when filling an impossible role. Any recruiter that doesn't get that isn't in the right profession.
The flip side of this proverbial "ringing of the bell" is that not getting the reward for the work is soul-crushing — and I dare you to go look at the list of positions you still need to work on after this.
I probably festered on this a bit more than I should have, and that's something that most of us are guilty of from time to time.
The bad news is that this will probably not be the last time I get thrown a curveball like this before I call it a career. The good news is that I've gotten better at hitting the curve over the years. I can get myself back on track faster. And frankly, I think that's acceptance in it's purest form.
While things are going to go sideways from time to time, we need to be cognizant enough to get ourselves through to the other side. The clock doesn't stop because the play didn't go your way, and life, as it always does, will go on.


Matthew Bonds will present his work with PIVOT in Madagascar, which works with the government to establish a district level model health system for over 200,000 people. This model system intervention has driven significant population-level increases in access to care and to rapid declines in maternal and child mortality. With novel data systems at all levels of care (community, primary and secondary care), this partnership is pioneering a new a science of health system transformation.
Lunch will be provided. This event is part of Think Global, a weekly lecture series at the Duke Global Health Institute. It is cosponsored by TriCEM and is free and open to the public.
Matthew Bonds is an Assistant Professor of Global Health and Social Medicine at the Blavatnik Institute at Harvard Medical School and Co-founder and Scientific Director of PIVOT. His research focuses on the ecology of poverty and economic development and the science of implementing global health delivery systems. Bonds has a PhD in economics and a PhD in (disease) ecology from the University of Georgia.


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The matter seems to have been settled satisfactorily, however, for on Saturday, June 4th, 1768, the marriage contract was drawn and styled "an Indenture between Charles Carroll of Carrollton, of the first part, Henry Darnell, jr., of the second part, Rachel Darnell, wife of said Henry, of the third part, Mary Darnell, uncle of said Mary of the fifth part." Their marriage took place the following day.
Six daughters and one son were born to the Carrolls [sic] but four of the daughters died in infancy or early childhood.
"The Senator from Maryland, Charles Carroll, was in many respects one of the most remarkable men in a remarkable body. His family had been settled in Maryland since the days of James II and became gradually possessors of enormous estates. Educated abroad with the utmost care, Mr. Carroll's long foreign residence, at the time when his mind was most open to receive permanent impressions, had not operated to alienate his love of country, and he returned to it more devoted than before. No one had more to lose in the desperate venture of rebellion and revolution than himself, yet none was more unflinching in his action.
"Thus it happened that no man was more respected and beloved and though his fortune had given him immense possessions, to no one were they less grudged by the envious and jealous vulgar. Lord Brougham in commenting on this remarkable character in the Edinburgh Review essays, speaks of him as a scholar of extraordinary accomplishments, whom few if any of the speakers of the new world approached in his nearness to the model of the refined oratory practised [sic] in the parent state. During the second session of Congress in New York, he was accompanied by several members of his family, who were destined to become connected with the most dignified representatives of the English nobility.
Charles Carroll never married again, but lived until 1832, when he died in Baltimore at the honoured [sic] age of ninety-five years, the last of the signers of the Declaration of Independence.


Konstanty Ildefons Gałczyński, the poet who coupled contradictions like few other versemakers of his time, passed away over 60 years ago. We bring you all of his polymorphous faces as well as a few of his masks.
Gifted with an extraordinary ease of the pen when inspiration struck, Gałczyński conjured up the epic poem Ball at Salomon within just a few hours. He was capable of writing on any assigned topic, and this ability won him incredible popularity. After the war his fame reached heights nowadays reserved for stage and screen celebrities, and even so he was often accussed of being incomprehensible. Due to his collaboration with the Prosto z mostu magazine the political label of a fascist stuck to him for many years, even when he became "a communist writer " - another moniker he gained, despite never being able to write a pure propaganda piece.
In addition to those titles, Gałczyński was also mastered of the grotesque, pure nonsense and abstract humour, the magician with rabbits in his hat. This is the Gałczyński of the Zielona Gęś (Green Goose) and Listy z fiołkiem (Letters with a Violet). He stands right beside the Gałczyński of deep, existential poems such as Niobe, or Notatki z nieudanych rekolekcji paryskich (Notes from a failed Parisian retreat), as well as the Gałczyński who wrote poems for his wife Natalia, the author of verse that praised Stalin, and the surrealist behind Bal u Salomona (Ball at Salomon's), Zaczarowanej dorożki (The Enchanted Carriage), Serwus, madonna (Ciao, madonna), Inge Bartsch, Skumbria w tomacie (Tomato Scumbria), Pieśni o żołnierzach z Westerplatte (Song on the Soldiers from Westerplatte) and Strasna zaba (Tewwible Fwog).
So, how many Gałczyńskis were there?
The pages of Wiadomości Literackie (Literary News) magazine were almost permanently closed to Gałczyński (he only published one poem in the WL). He was one of the few extraordinary poets whom editor Mieczysław Grydzewski did not print.
The interwar poetic phenomenon of K.I. Gałczyński (who was born in 1905 and died in 1953, aged 48) was born somewhere on the crossroads of a classicistic trends and the avant-garde, in the broad sense of the term. However, it is impossible to place him in any definitive spot on the map of literary trends. He appropriated the merits of Skamander (a group of experimental poets, including Julian Tuwim, Antoni Słonimski, Jarosław Iwaszkiewicz, Kazimierz Wierzyński and Jan Lechoń) as well as those of futurist poetry, cubism and surrealism, and yet he never signed his name under any of these programmes. Although his talent and sensibility seem closest to Skamander, he never wrote for the title founded by the group. Gałczyński became connected with Kwadryga, a literary group that attracted poets of the socially engaged orientation and whose members frequently criticised Skamader's indifference. Gałczyński would meet up with the Skamadrites on the pages of Cyrulik Warszawski magazine. Additionally he wrote for any title possible and wherever he was desired.
Perhaps it was precisely conflict and resentment against the leading circles of poets that pushed Gałczyński into the arms of Stanisław Piasecki and his Prosto z mostu magazine. This new title with a radically conservative and right-wing profile was created in opposition to the Wiadomości Literackie and Piasecki. The editor-in-chief was capable of attracting many young talents unable to find themselves in the WL. On occasion even Gombrowicz wrote for Prosto z mostu. Gałczyński, estranged from the WL, was finally granted what he always dreamt of - the possibility of promotion and the popularity that followed. The first collection of his works, Utwory poetyckie (Poetic pieces) was released through Prosto z mostu in 1937.
The last booth on the rhyme market is in agony, screeching pathetically. Souteneurs, pharisees, pimps and the pun-makers of poetry lie around scattered. Ugly corpses.
Since the beginning alcohol formed part of the Gałczyński legend (his history teacher from junior high school is said to have found a drinking companion in him). It was a significant element of the bohemian lifestyle of Warsaw youth. His extreme experiences with alcohol were documented in the surrealist story entitled 'Porfirion Osiełek,' whose protagonist drinks vodka with peppermint that "made the brain go green." Yet according to Ryszard Matuszewski's memoirs, Gałczyński was as heavy an alcoholic as Broniewski. He did not have to drink daily, with only the first shot of vodka soothing his bad temper.
Anna Arno, a biographer of Gałczyński, states that Galczyński's addiction to alcohol was characterised by periods of hard-core and dangerous binges interspersed with long months of complete abstinence from alcohol as well. The memory of the poet's friends suggest that his drinking binges were terrifying. He suffered a lot and he was aggressive and difficult to calm down. However, between these bauches he was capable of refusing a drink, always to the surprise of those close to him.
He must have visited Anna Kowalska on one of his debauches, as she recalls his monologues as a "bredouillement d'ivoigne" (drunk gibberish). At times, his writing was murky.
The Green Konstanty and the Silver Natalia – such are the first associations that pop into our minds when we think of Gałczyński's poetry. Gałczyński devoted uncounted poems to his spouse, rhyming her glimmering eyes, silver hips and caucasian walk in myriad ways. The couple married on June 1st, 1930, when Konstanty was 25 and Natalia 22. Yet there are those, such as Józef Łobodowski, remarked that his poems about Natalia are barely sensual, with an erotics closer to Plato than to Catullus or Bocaccio.
Some have complained that he wrote about his wife, for his wife, and for their anniverasaries. These poems also constitute the better known Gałczyński, the more popular of his faces, with quotes that still often adorn wedding inviatations. Gałczyński is the popular poet thanks to his marital verse. According to Anna Arno, he made the theme of fulfilled, domestic love, a love that persists among everday accessories and kitchen scents, into his specialty.
This angelic picture of family happiness and a faithful love is contradicted by the war-time period in the poet's life. Gałczyński spent most of this time in the POW camp in Altengrabow by Magdeburg. He had affairs with three women at the time, and it seems that he wanted to marry each of them. Between 1945 and 1946 he proposed - almost simultaneously - to Lucyna Wolanowska, who had just been freed from Auschwitz and who gave birth to his son, as well as to the young poet Maruta Stobiecka and to Nela Micińska. If we add to these three a Venetian beauty to the camp that fascinated Gałczyński (he wrote the Na śmierć Esteriny or To the Death of Esterina poem in her honour), we get a picture of both emotional luxury and confusion.
After the camp's liberation, Gałczyński didn't return to Poland for a long period of time, most likely due to this confused situation. He went further than that - he did not give any sign of life, and even deliberately did not clear up rumours of his death. There were farewell articles released in the Polish press, authored by Jerzy Turowicz and Tadeusz Wittlin. Gałczyński described the complicated state of his spirit in the text entitled Notatki z nieudanych rekolekcji paryskich (Notes from the failed Parisian retreat). He returned to Poland and to his wife in 1946, only then to return to Kraków with one of his lovers, Maruta Stobiecka. A few days after their arrival, Jan Dobraczyński took Stobiecka to Warsaw and put her in... a convent. Only a few weeks after Gałczyński wrote a poem for her, declaring he had to go astray in order to finally comprehend she was the meadow, the tree, the moon and the leaf.
The scattered poet and fiancee soon became the inspiration for the figure of Hermenegilda Kociubińska, one of thee Green Goose Theatre characters.
In Kraków, the poet began his intense collaboration with the Przekrój magazine. He published lyrical works with Przekrój, but most notably, in a regular column of the weekly, he created the pure-nonsens Green Goose Theatre and Letters with a Violet. These entries were what really won him his fame. In the Green Goose, Gałczyński created a gallery of colourful characters. There is Piekielny Piotruś (The Infernal Peter), an honest young man Alojzy Gżegżółka, the dog Fafik, faithful to the Green Goose, the master of morals, donkey Osiołek Porfirion, and angelogist Professor Bączyński, and the aforementioned Hermenegilda Kociubińska. Irena Kwiatkowska, an iconic Polish actress regularly imperosonated Hermenegilda in her performances with the Seven Cats' cabaret.
The Green Goose period came to an end with the so-called Gałczyński affair. In June 1950, at a state literary meeting, Adam Ważyk accused his work of a petty burgeoisie spirit and summoned him to "twist the head of the little canary bird that made his home in the verses". In turn, but unofficially, the poet responded that the canary bird could be killed, but then the birdcage would come to the fore. "What do we do about the cage, my friends?" he asked.
Gałczyński was forced to propose a self-critique, and he took this experience very hard. Riding the wave of adapting to socialist poetics, he even wrote Poemat dla zdrajcy (Poem for the Traitor), dedicated to Czesław Miłosz. In 1951, Miłosz asked for political asylum in France, and he later portrayed Gałczyński as Delta in his Captive Mind.
But what was Gałczyński's true stance towards communism?
Anna Arno has found a sketch of a poem, wherein he marked a line across the page and at the bottom, he added, "And all this thanks to the Red Army." Gałczyński preferred writing about the charms of everyday life, and falsely added it was thanks to the Red Army.
He was capable of writing well even when the topic was commissioned. This was the case with a poem after Stalin's death, included in an anthology with other poems about the soviet leader's passing. Gałczyński's verse stood out against all others, in the words of Konstanty Jeleński, due to his "owning the Midas' secret of transforming each and every imposed topic into poetry." During the communist era, however, this effortlessness of writing was also a curse.
Gałczyński always wrote on demand: poetry was his life and his means of living (he only had one other job in his life, at a diplomatic post in Berlin in the 1930s). He was able to negotiate and remind others about his pay, and during the period of collaboration with Przekrój, at the height of popularity of the Green Goose Theatre, he earned a very comfortable living. Gałczyński was fully aware of his dependance on the sponsor, writing "well, I do have a job in this company / of falsehood, iron and paper." It is the desire to make money that best explains his pre-war collaboration with Prosto z mostu. He was not only ready to write on any subject but also in any... size.
Apparently, when Janina Ipohorska requested a piece "5 centimeters high and 5,2 cm wide," one that would fill up a hole in the layout of one Przekrój page, he took the demand seriously. According to Jerzy Waldorff, after 15 minutes, a poem of this exact size was ready.
The reader was presented with a meticulous buffoonade, a surrealist theatre of meanings, allusions and suggestions that mutually erased each other, and created a colourful chaos in the mind. A kind of ethereal mess, that a most trained critique could not put in order for years. One can evoke the ongoing polemic between Sandauer and Stawer, around pieces such as Kolczyki Izoldy (Isolde's Earrings) and the Skumbria w tomacie (Scumbria in Tomato).


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The 2007 Tostitos BCS National Championship Game or BCS Title Game was played on January 8 2007 at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Arizona . The BCS #2 Florida Gators defeated the BCS #1 Ohio State Buckeyes, 41-14. The Ohio State Buckeyes secured a spot by finishing the 2006 regular season undefeated and ranked #1 in the BCS. It was the first time ever for the Buckeyes and Gators to meet. The 12-1 Florida Gators earned a spot after defeating Arkansas in the SEC title game and jumping from #4 to #2 in the final BCS Rankings, passing #3 Michigan and previous #2 USC.
The game was the first BCS National Championship Game to be televised on the FOX network. It was sponsored by Tostitos.
The Ohio State Buckeyes were the #1 ranked team for the entire 2006 NCAA Division I FBS football season, anchored by Heisman Trophy winning quarterback Troy Smith. The Buckeyes were 12-0 with several wins over ranked opponents: the defending national champions, then #2 Texas Longhorns, then #24 Penn State Nittany Lions, then #13 Iowa Hawkeyes, and their then undefeated Big Ten Conference rival, then #2 Michigan. The win over Michigan to finish the regular season essentially guaranteed the Buckeyes a spot in the National Championship game. Who they would play remained a highly-debated question. Despite the loss to Ohio State, Michigan remained #2 in the polls, followed by #3 Southern California (USC), #4 Florida, and #5 Notre Dame.
The next week, with both #1 Ohio State and #2 Michigan's regular season complete, #3 USC defeated then #5 Notre Dame. #4 Florida defeated unranked in-state rival Florida State. With the victory over Notre Dame, USC passed Michigan in the polls, taking over the #2 spot. Michigan fell to #3 with Florida remaining #4 and Notre Dame falling to #10.
The last week of the regular season was dynamic for the national championship race. #3 Michigan remained idle. #4 Florida faced #9 Arkansas in the SEC Championship while #2 USC faced unranked, in-city rival UCLA. Both Florida and Michigan cheered as USC fell to UCLA 13-9. Florida defeated Arkansas to claim the 2006 SEC Championship Title. USC's loss knocked them out of contention, leaving #3 Michigan and #4 Florida as the most likely teams to earn the #2 ranking and face Ohio State for the BCS National Championship. The final BCS poll passed Florida over Michigan to take the #2 spot while Michigan remained unchanged at #3, with .0101 points separating the two teams. This small difference was a result of the human polls (the Coaches Poll and Harris Interactive Poll) ranking Florida above Michigan while the computer polls had the two teams tied for second.
Controversy over #2: Rematch or new opponent?
There were many theories how Florida jumped Michigan in the final poll. Some sportswriters theorized that it was not a matter of which was the better team, claiming Florida had an advantage in the polls because they had played the last two weeks while Michigan had not, or that voters were swayed due to Florida coach Urban Meyer's "campaign" to get Florida into the BCS National Championship Game. The fact that the difference in the final BCS Poll was due to human voters, not computer rankings, gives some credence to these theories. Other theories suggest that since Michigan did not win their conference title, they did not deserve to play for the BCS National Championship, or that a rematch between Michigan and Ohio State was not favored by the poll voters. The controversy died down after Michigan lost to USC 32-18 in the 2007 Rose Bowl.
The Buckeyes got off to a fast start when receiver Ted Ginn Jr. returned the opening kickoff 93 yards for a touchdown, giving Ohio State a 7-0 lead only 16 seconds into the game. During the celebration following the return, Ginn was injured and would miss the remainder of the game. The Gators quickly rebounded, however, leading a quick 46 yard drive for a score, capped off by a 14 yard touchdown pass from Chris Leak to Dallas Baker. After stuffing the Ohio State offense to a quick punt, Florida drove 36 yards for a touchdown on a 4 yard run by Percy Harvin. On their next possession, the Gators once again drove in for a score, going 71 yards on 10 plays and getting it in the end zone on a 2 yard run by DeShawn Wynn on the first play of the second quarter.
Ohio State came back for a score of their own with an 18 yard touchdown run by Antonio Pittman to bring the score to 21-14. After a Florida field goal, Ohio State coach Jim Tressel took a gamble by going for a fourth-and-one from the Buckeyes' own 29 yard line. The Gator defensive line stopped Chris Wells in his tracks and the ball was turned over on downs. Chris Hetland, Florida's much-maligned kicker who was only 4-of-13 for the year, hit his second field goal of the night, making the score 27-14, and with just over two minutes left to play in the half, it appeared that would be the score heading to the break. As Ohio State started from their own 20, quarterback Troy Smith dropped back to pass and was hit by Florida lineman Jarvis Moss, jarring the ball loose. Florida recovered on the Buckeye 5 yard line and punched it in with a one yard touchdown pass from quarterback Tim Tebow to Andre Caldwell. The half ended and the teams went off the field with Florida leading 34-14.
The second half saw a much more defensive game, with no scoring in the third quarter. The Gator offense used up the clock, while the defense continued to stifle Ohio State's purportedly explosive attack. The lone score of the half came with just over 10 minutes left in the game, when Tim Tebow ran in a one yard touchdown score, bringing the tally to 41-14, which was the final score.
Chris Leak was named the offensive player of the game, and Derrick Harvey earned the defensive honors. The Gators held the Buckeye offense to only 82 total yards for the game, and Heisman Trophy winner Troy Smith completed only four passes for 35 yards and an interception. The Gators also dominated in time of possession, limiting the Ohio State offense to just over 19 minutes.
Florida later defeated Ohio State in the 2007 NCAA Men's Division I Basketball Tournament on April 2, 2007, marking both the first time in NCAA history that the same two schools have played for the football and basketball championships in the same year and the first time that a school has held both the football and basketball championships in the same academic and calendar year.


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The dismissal of Ford Motor's president Mr. Raj Nair has sparked a lot of controversy with the major question being why he was dismissed. Amid the allegations of misconduct by the executive leader, the car industry leader announced that he was to step down immediately. Ford withheld information on the reasons for dismissal. Nevertheless, their review cited determined certain behaviors which highly contributed to his outsing as that was against Ford's code of conduct.
When did Nair Join Ford Motor?
Raj Nair joined the company in 1987. Since then, he has held a series of leadership posts before he was elected the head cheerleader of the company in mid 2017. His promotion was appended to his vast experience and ethics. Alongside a thorough review by the board of directors, Raj Nair's promotion was effective immediately.
Regarding Nair's dismissal, the head cheerleaders of the firm stated that Ford Motor is dedicated to providing excellent and respectful culture. Alongside values that must be upheld, it was critical for the company to let go of employees who would otherwise tarnish their image. Similarly, Raj Nair stated that he was apologetic in every way. In his statement, it was clear that he was remorseful and regretted failing to exhibit leadership behaviors.
Intermittently, organizations have to let go of employees at some point. In this case, Raj was the latest leader to be ousted amid a renewal project on leadership behavior as well as the handling of women in cases of inappropriate behavior. The new climate at work has vehemently attracted various movements with 'me too' being the most memorable. Other than that, Bruno Fagali has issued a statement saying that no one is above the law when it comes to compliance.
As Fagali further breaks it down, work policies must be observed to the latter. Moreover, irrespective of the position an individual holds, business must be respected. Bruno Fagali continues to reiterate the value of upholding ethics, citing job security. While the actual details of Nair's misconduct were withheld, his apology clearly proved his guilt.
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One of my BFF's has an older sister whom I lovingly refer to as Seesey.
I've known her for over a decade and have grown to love her as I do my BFF.
She is super sarcastic, wickedly funny, smart and an awesome mother to boot.
She recently hit the big 4-0 and is at a bit of a crossroads in her life.
She wants to look great and put together but she doesn't want to look (in her words) "like her mother or a teenager".
The way fashion is changing these days there is no real clear distinction of what is"age appropriate" these days as all the trends are being interpreted across all age groups.
Here are a few looks I came across that I think would be perfect for her.
Great for the office and lunch with friends. Add some high heels and you're ready for after work drinks!
Saturday shopping around the Paseo or a day trip to San Diego? Check!
Brunch with the girls, a friends bbq or an afternoon of errands - this collection is great for all occasions!
All of these outfits pretty much encompass any type of activity she would encounter.
They are polished, yet fun and functional.
Classy, still a little sassy and totally age appropriate.
Would you wear any of these ensembles?