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Adrian Florin Piț (n. 16 iulie 1983) este un fotbalist român, care joacă pentru Viitorul Constanța, în România. Evoluează pe postul de mijlocaș stânga. În România a jucat pentru UTA și U Cluj.

La echipele UTA Arad și Bellinzona a jucat alături de Cristian Ianu și a purtat tricoul cu numărul 10. A semnat un contract pe un an, ulterior extins, cu AS Roma, venind din a doua ligă de fotbal din Elveția ca jucător liber de contract. Piț a fost împrumutat la echipa de Serie B Pisa pentru sezonul sezonul 2008-2009. Dar în februarie 2009, împrumutul a fost reziliat.

În vara anului 2010 și-a reziliat contractul cu AS Roma și a semnat o înțelegere pentru trei sezoane cu Universitatea Cluj. După venirea antrenorului Ionuț Badea însă, Piț nu a mai intrat în primul 11 al clujenilor și în ianuarie 2011, după doar șase luni din contract, a fost dat afară. Nu a fost prea mult timp liber de contract, mărind legiunea de români de la Khazar Lankaran, echipă pregătită de Mircea Rednic.

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Mad Flavor vs. Raisins: 2019 Soul Train Awards Red Carpet
2019 Soul Train Music Awards Red Carpet
Best and Worst Dressed List
-Avaina Nicole
It's time for the Mad Flavor vs. Raisins count down, where we dish out the awards for the 10 best and the 10 worst dressed off the Soul Train Music Awards Red Carpet and determine who brought enough seasoning for "Mad Flavor" and who put raisins in their potato salad.
The Soul Train Music Awards were held in Las Vegas over the weekend and the Red Carpet is my absolute favorite segment to feature. This year the style on the carpet varied from "glamorous" and "fabulous" to "I don't own a mirror" and "I literally woke up like this". As a guest writer for Mad Flavor TV, my opinions and commentary do not reflect the management and are not representative of Mad Flavor TV. I feel the need to put that out there because I have absolutely no cut-cards. So now that I got the disclaimer out of the way let's get into the real deal!
I believe it is in my best interest to start with the worst dressed first so…..
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Number 10 on the, who put Raisins in their Red Carpet Potato Salad, list is Tisha Campbell. I know, I know, she was one of the hosts, but all that high waisted pink is not the business. Perhaps a pencil skirt or just no pink at all. I can see your spanks sweetheart. You look like a hot pink mess, but I still love you!
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Number 9 is Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis. I am grouping both of them as one person because they look like the "Men in Black" "Doublemint" twins. I have never seen two black men look so non-threatening in my whole life. Keep making hits behind the scenes. I still love ya'll too.
Coming in at number 8 is Sky Days. She put raisins in her Red Carpet potato salad with this leopard print preschool ballet outfit and little mermaid hair. I'm not sure what event she thought she was attending but Halloween was some weeks ago.
Number 7 is Wale. I love Wale. One of my favorite songs is "On Chill", but this outfit is not. I'm getting a migraine looking at it. The shirt is striped, the jacket is striped, and the pants are striped too! Does it look like its moving to you? And what are those things around your ankles? My eyesight has been permanently damaged.
The number 6 spot goes to Perri Camper and her not quite full coverage breast sling. I love the hair and her lips are beautifully done, but I am just not feeling the under cleavage. The risk of another Super Bowl "mishap" was high with this outfit.
It breaks my heart to give the number 5 slot to Trevor Jackson. I loved him in Superfly, but he looks like he's wearing his grandmother's leopard print bathrobe paired with jeans from good will on the Red Carpet. Please take your raisins home.
Number 4 is YK Osiris Guy. First, I've never heard of him. Second, it seems like he's never heard of an award show dress code. Well, maybe the white-washed, destroyed denim outfit would work for the Nickelodeon Kids Choice Awards, but not here.
Number 3, wearing a purple jogging outfit so that he looks like an actual raisin, is Luke James. Again, who's man's is this and why is he wearing a $700 sweat suit to an awards show. Are there no boundaries? What standards are we setting for our children? LOL.
Number 2, sporting rolled up, orange flame pants, and a scully, is BJ The Chicago Kid. I just don't know what to say. Why? Just why?
And taking the number 1 spot for the most raisins in the Red Carpet potato salad, are Doctur Dot and Johnny Venus. They have not only put raisins in the potato salad, but they have put hotdogs in the greens and candy corn in the mac&cheese. It is over.
And now for the good stuff!!!!
Number 10 on the 2019 Soul Train Music Awards Red Carpet Mad Flavor list is Anthony Hamilton. Wearing a classic black leather jacket and leather pants. I'm grateful for pants that are loose enough to leave the goodies to the imagination and boots that don't look like Keebler elves made them. He's a very handsome city cowboy and I'm here for it!
Number 9, for best use of a lace bodysuit, is LeToya Luckett. I've seen so many ratchet lace bodysuit combinations, but this is Not one of them. Latoya is bringing the elegance by pairing it with a classic black suit jacket and Louboutins. Yaas honty!
Number 8 is the legendary Morris Day! This man has not lost an ounce of swag. Those white shoes and that silver suit slid down the carpet and screamed "Hallelujah"! That outfit could do the "Bird" without him in it. The song is playing right now, Whaaaat!"
Pulling up at number 7 is Devale Ellis. This man is FINE regardless, but I am really feeling the Wakanda-esque vibe he's bringing in this purple suit. Looks like something T'Challa would wear for an evening with Nakia. Go ahead and cross your arms, I know you feel it.
Number 6 is H.E.R sporting a beautiful knee length kimono. I love, love, love the simplicity of her hair and make-up. And while the kimono itself is cute, the hoops and the red velvet heels are what give her style "mad flavor".
It's getting tougher to choose at this point. The ladies were going hard this year, but I have to put my girl Issa Rae at number 5. Her yellow dress with the cut-out waist makes my soul smile! The dress is classy in its simplicity and sexy all at the same time. The color is uplifting and happy which goes well with her smile. I really want to be her best friend. Come on Issa let's get mani-pedis and talk about our ex-boyfriends together!
Number 4 is Deborah Cox and her pantsuit with metal belt. The length of the pants coupled with the plunging neckline bring the drama, while the bling is EVERYTHING! I can't wear something like that because I get distracted too easily. I want to literally run my hand down the side and change it all to sparkle and then change it back. I'd be playing with my outfit the entire awards ceremony. But I want it! And Deborah is working it!
Number 3 is Terri J Vaugn. I normally don't like the whole see through lace bodice thing because the fabric underneath is always a shade of white woman, but the hem of this gown makes up for it. Simply beautiful!
Runner-up on the Mad Flavor list, coming in at number 2, is the coral flow of Lyric Anderson. Her hair is pulled back to display her gorgeous face not overdone with make-up. And the dress is soft, flowing, and sexy giving us full view of both legs and electric blue stilettos! I. Am. Not. Mad. At. Her!
At the number 1 spot of our Mad Flavor count down is Sinqua Walls! He has put so much seasoning on with this suit that we can just top here. End of the line, everybody off the bus. Nobody else could even hold this suit on a hanger; forget about wearing it, but he is KILLING IT! That is how you bring "Mad Flavor"!
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At the 2022 MTV Video Music Awards, @MadFlavorTV had an opportunity to catch up with the sexy starlet and we asked her about new music, what is coming next, and most importantly how does she feel about the impression she has made on the culture.

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Russian Udaloy class destroyer Admiral Levchenko starts Arctic voyage
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According to information published by Tass on August 12, 2022, ships and vessels of the Northern Fleet's Arctic grouping formed on the basis of the Kola Flotilla have gone to the Barents Sea.
Udaloy class destroyer Admiral Levchenko (Picture source: Lenta)
"The Northern Fleet's formation comprises the large antisubmarine warfare ship Admiral Levchenko, the large amphibious assault ship Alexander Otrakovsky, and the large seagoing tanker Sergei Osipov," the press office said.
The voyage directed by Northern Fleet Commander Vice Admiral Oleg Golubev will last several months. During the cruise, the ships will accomplish a number of operational and combat training missions.
Also, a number of military experiments are planned to be conducted and interaction between the crews and coastal troops will be practiced to protect the Arctic islands. The ships are also planned to call at coastal cities and towns of Russia's Extreme North.
About the destroyer Admiral Levchenko
Admiral Levchenko is a Russian destroyer of the Udaloy class. The ship was laid down in 1982 and was commissioned in the Soviet Navy in 1988. After the fall of the Soviet Union, the ship continued to serve in the Russian Navy with the Northern Fleet.
The Udaloy class, Russian designations Project 1155 Fregat and Project 11551 Fregat-M, are a series of anti-submarine guided-missile destroyers built for the Soviet Navy, seven of which are currently in service with the Russian Navy.
The Admiral Levchenko has an overall length of 163 m, a beam of 19.3m, and a draught of 6.2m. The displacement of the ship is 6,200 tons. She can reach a maximum speed of 29 kt and a range of 10,500 nm at 14kt. It has a crew of 300 sailors.
The main air defense weapons are the 3K95 Kinzhal Naval SAM system with 64 missiles. Artillery armament included two 100-mm AK-100 single-shot artillery guns and four 30-mm AK-630M artillery guns.
Anti-submarine warfare weapons included a Metel SAM system with two quadruped fixed launchers, two four-tube 533-mm torpedo launchers, and two RBU-6000.


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Angel's homecoming
Miami native Angel Rodriguez will suit up for the Hurricanes after transferring from Kansas State.
CORAL GABLES, Fla. -- It has been two weeks since Miami basketball fans began mourning the highly publicized decision by superstar free agent LeBron James to leave Miami and return to northeast Ohio to play for the Cleveland Cavaliers. Last May, a similar homecoming occurred in Coral Gables. It lacked the same media attention as Lebron's, but it brought an impact basketball player back to his Miami roots.
Angel Rodriguez, a Puerto Rico native who moved to Miami as a teenager to pursue his dream of playing college basketball in the United States, returned to finish his collegiate career with the Miami Hurricanes. As a child, Rodriguez always imagined playing college basketball. But as he grew up and developed as a basketball player, his goals faded and the vast ocean that separated him from his dream seemingly grew larger.
In order for Puerto Rican basketball players to garner the attention of Division I coaching staffs, it is a necessary part of recruitment for the player to attend some high school in the United States. Rodriguez said the most important step of that process is having a connection and fortunately for him, he had one.
"If you don't have connections, you won't get [to the United States]," Rodriguez explained. "I was fortunate enough that I had my cousin [Javi Gonzalez] who actually played for NC State. He went to high school in Miami and in the off season he went to see me play and he liked how I played and asked me if I wanted to go to the U.S."
ANGEL RODRIGUEZ CAREER STATS
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2011-12 .360 .317 3.2 8.3
Rodriguez knew he wanted to play high school basketball in Miami, but needed to speak with his mother first. After his father passed away when he was a child, Rodriguez's widowed mother raised him in Puerto Rico. He could not make a move to the United States without her approval.
After receiving his mother's blessing, Rodriguez moved to Miami and enrolled at Dr. Michael M. Krop Senior High School. He was just 15 years old and in a completely new city, but he did not have anything on his mind "other than basketball." Transitioning to the fast-paced life in Miami was a challenge. It was different than what Rodriguez was accustomed to in San Juan and his new basketball competition was unlike anything he had played against.
"Basketball here was a lot different," he said. "But, it was what I expected. I expected to play against much bigger people, more athletic. That actually gave me a lot of trouble when I got here, but I got used to it and it was normal."
The improved competition forced Rodriguez to elevate his game. As a sophomore Rodriguez started at guard on the varsity team, leading the squad in scoring and assists. He guided the team to a district title and was named first team All-Dade County by the Miami Herald. Rodriguez's sophomore campaign was the first of three that ended in all-county honors.
Following his junior season, Rodriguez was tabbed the Miami-Dade County Player of the Year. By the time he was a senior, Rodriguez was the No. 4 rated player in the state of Florida. The talented guard was averaging 23 points per game along with six assists and was garnering recruiting interest from the likes of Rick Pitino at Louisville and Billy Donovan at Florida.
Rodriguez was attracted to the program Cuban-American and Miami native Frank Martin was building at Kansas State. Martin is highly regarded in Miami basketball circles, where he began his career locally at Miami Senior High, coaching high-caliber players such as the Miami Heat's Udonis Haslem. "My high school coach had a good relationship with Frank and he always showed loved from the beginning and I built a good relationship with him," Rodriguez said, reminiscing on his recruiting trip. "I felt like I was at home. Frank is Cuban and back then I didn't know much English and it was comfortable for me to have a good relationship with my coach going that far away from home."
Rodriguez was also intrigued by the success transfer Denis Clemente had at K-State after playing at the University of Miami. Clemente was a Puerto Rican guard from Miami and the system the Wildcats played was something Rodriguez looked forward to becoming a part of.
As a freshman, Rodriguez made an immediate impact in Manhattan, starting in 17 games including the team's two NCAA tournament contests. As quickly as Rodriguez defined his role at K-State, he was not sure if he was to remain a Wildcat for the remainder of his college career. At the end of the season, Frank Martin stepped down and accepted the head coaching position at South Carolina. "I was lost when Frank said he was leaving," he said. "I didn't know what to do."
Bruce Weber was named Martin's successor at Kansas State, and after speaking with his AAU coach and mentor Marcos "Shakey" Rodriguez, Angel decided to stay in Manhattan and play for Weber.
"Shakey told me to relax," Rodriguez said. "They signed coach Weber and I figured I might as well stay. He had a good reputation with guards and we figured we should stay because regardless if I transferred, I still had to sit one year and try a new coach. It was the smartest decision to stay."
Rodriguez was in a new system under Weber, but he was still the same dynamic player. As a sophomore, he started all 33 games for Weber, leading the Wildcats in 3-points field goals (55), assists (173) and steals (50) and earning spots on the Big 12 All-Defensive team and All-Big 12 second team.
Despite two winning seasons at K-State and surviving a coaching change, Rodriguez believed it was time to move on from Manhattan.
"When I made that decision, I really wanted to come and get close to my family," Rodriguez said.
Kansas State granted Rodriguez his release and schools immediately began calling the highly-coveted point guard, including Jim Larrañaga's Miami staff. Rodriguez's first and only recruiting trip as a transfer was to Coral Gables, but this time he did not arrive in South Florida alone as he did as a 15-year-old.
Angel's mother joined him on his visit and he will always remember how Coach L and his staff embraced her.
Angel Rodriguez started 50 games at K-State.
"We went around the campus on the golf cart, they were showing me everything and as coach L was talking to me, my mom was riding in the back and they had a translator for her because she doesn't speak English," Rodriguez said. "It felt special. Coach L wanted her to feel like she was part of it, which she was, and no school had actually ever done that."
His visit to Miami assured Rodriguez that the Canes were the program for him.
"I couldn't ask for anything better once I said I was going to transfer," Rodriguez said. "That's why I didn't even waste my time visiting other schools."
Rodriguez was unable to play, sitting out 2013-14 due to transfer rules. While he could not make an impact in games, he was an active member of the Hurricanes in practice. But his biggest impact may have been drawing the attention of another talented Big 12 player looking for a new opportunity.
"Shortly after Angel made a decision to come to the University of Miami, Sheldon McClellan announced that he going to be transferring and Miami was going to be one of the schools he was going to consider," Larrañaga explained. "Angel was instrumental in helping us recruit Sheldon."
Confined to bench, the highly competitive Rodriguez watched helplessly as his team lost close game after close game, seven of which were decided by five points or fewer. Rather than sulk with his teammates in defeat, Rodriguez provided support by motivating them and ramping up his efforts in practice. As the point guard, Rodriguez was the quarterback for the scout team and simulated the opponents' game plans. Larrañaga ensured that his tenacity in the gym "made every scrimmage situation very competitive because he was trying so hard to win." In practice, Rodriguez would become angry and frustrated if his team would not win.
With the 2014-15 campaign only months away, Rodriguez has begun to cement his role as a leader, using his experience and work ethic as cornerstones. "I'm definitely a bigger leader because I have a lot of experience and I know what it takes to get where we want to go," he said. "I can lead the guys based on my work ethic and how hard I practice and I can lead them to the right path."
Rodriguez has become a court commander, being more vocal in practice. No longer simply leading by physical example, Rodriguez now has the confidence to call out directions and plays like the team leader that he is. Coach L has witnessed his tenacity translate into a relentless style of defense from the point guard.
"Angel is a bulldog on defense, he's one of those guys that clenches his teeth, sinks his teeth into you and doesn't let you go," Larrañaga described. "You've got to try and shake free from him. It's a great characteristic for a point guard and a great way for a coach to build the team defense."
Rodriguez's homecoming has brought him back to the city that provided him the possibility to chase his dream of playing college basketball. While some would feel pressure playing in their home city, the Puerto Rican is finally comfortable in his adopted hometown and is eager for the chance to play in front of family and friends.
"I never feel pressure," Rodriguez said. "I am excited. I'm looking forward to having a great year so the BUC will be packed every game. You attract fans by winning and that's what we're trying to do."
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Часовая — деревня в южной части Свердловской области, в Каменском городском округе. Относится к Покровской сельской администрации.

Географическое положение
Деревня Часовая муниципального образования «Каменский городской округ» Свердловской области расположена в 21 километре на западо-северо-запад от города Каменск-Уральский (по автотрассе — 24 километра), на обоих берегах реки Камышенка. Выше по течению находится пруд.

История деревни
Деревню основал Осип Час, ещё недавно занесенный в переписные книги монастырского Покровского в 1696 году.

Деревня Часова упоминается в составе Камышловской слободы в переписной книге Тобольского уезда 1720 года.

Часовня Иоанна Предтечи
В 1895 года была построена каменная часовня в честь чудесного спасения Государя Императора Александра III с августейшим семейством от угрожавшей им опасности 17 октября 1888 года. С 1888 года в деревне имеется церковно-приходская школа в помещение от церкви. До 1917 года совершался крёстный ход по 17 числам каждого октября из приходского храма села Покровское.

Школа
С 1888 года в деревне имелась церковно-приходская школа в помещении от церкви.

Население

Структура
 По данным 1904 года — 157 дворов с населением 808 человек (мужчин — 353, женщин — 455), все русские.
 По данным переписи 1926 года в деревне Часова было 194 двора с населением 867 человек (мужчин — 402, женщин — 465).
 По данным переписи 2002 года национальный состав следующий: русские — 92 %, удмурты — 5 %. По данным переписи 2010 года в деревне было: мужчин — 97, женщин — 108.

Инфраструктура
Через деревню проходит региональная трасса  Екатеринбург — Курган. В 2 километрах на север — станция Перебор железной дороги Екатеринбург-Пассажирский — Курган.

Примечания

Населённые пункты Каменского городского округа
Населённые пункты, основанные в 1682 году

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The Blessing of the Christmas Cat
From The Metaphysical Cat. . .
Thus to close the year and pass the blessing along . . . there is an ancient cat myth that says a mother cat was present when baby Jesus was born. In the dove-cooing softness of the manger, kittens were born, and a mother cat did purr.
And, it is said, this sound filled the manger with a song of blessing.
There are, indeed, many stories of this kind, proving the love of Jesus Christ for animals, especially cats. One such tale tells how Jesus found a young cat on the road during one of his pilgrimages. The cat had suffered terribly from neglect, but Jesus spoke soothing words to her, and he carried her to a village and saw to it that she was well fed. Afterward, he gave the unfortunate cat to one of his disciples, a poor widow, who asked the Master a question.
"Is this not some lost sister, that you love her so?"
Jesus replied, "Verily, she has come from the great household of the Father. And whosoever cares for her and gives her food and drink in her need, shall do the same unto me."
Painting: Holly Sedgwick
Cover design/interior drawings: Mariah Fox
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A Memory of Roger Zelazny & John Colter's Ears
Roger and I were in Albuquerque in 1994 signing copies of Wilderness which had just come out. A lady wearing a huge cowboy hat came up to us and asked us to sign her book. While Roger was signing, she said, "Recognize me?" I gave her a pretty good stare, then said, "I'm sorry, I don't." She turned to Roger and he smiled and shook his head. The lady said, "Maybe this'll help" and she removed her cowboy hat. Neither one of us knew who she was, and she saw that. "I am John Colter's great-great-great niece," she explained. "Our book is a work of fiction," I said, "and I've only seen one photograph of John Colter, so I'm not sure if I'd catch any resemblances." Roger chuckled and the lady asked us to look at her ears. After we gave her ears a good look, she said, "Now do you see it? It was passed on down to me. I have John Colter's ears." "Indeed," Roger said, "I think you do." That satisfied her. "You know," she mentioned, "I think you both got every little detail just right." She looked fretful, then shook her head. "Except for the ears." I suggested that we did not mention the ears because they never came up in the narrative. "And that's the problem," she admitted. "Maybe you can put John's big ears in a later edition." Well, that new edition is now published after three previous ones in different languages, and still the ears go unmentioned. I hope she'll forgive us if we leave it that way.
Three Years of Kindness
A few of you have asked for more doggie quotes, so here are some from the newly published, The Mythology of Dogs.
"Friend is the name of a dog" -- Jamaica
"If a man lives up to a dog, he is a saint." -- Zanzibar
"Faith is found in the dog kennel." -- Germany
"He who would stike my dog strikes me." -- Ireland
"A dog will remember three days of kindness for three years." -- Japan
All of these are ways of saying that we love dogs not only for themselves but for what we wish to be ourselves. For more than 5,000 years we've been with dogs in caves, hovels, houses and mansions. We cannot live without them. Nor can we speak too highly of them. Which is why we gathered and collected the stories, legend and lore of over 67 breeds.
The Mythology of Dogs -- updated, revised and re-published
Dog riddles and proverbs from our past show that the dog is not just an icon, but a creature whose "moral sense" as Mark Twain put it, surpasses our own.
For example, where does "dog eat dog world" come from? Our book says it comes from ancient Greece. But American Indians said it this way: "Dog won't eat bear". This meant the dog was too close in kinship to the bear to eat him. So the saying also meant: "Dog won't eat dog." In time Indians and Europeans alike were saying it that way. Today's relatively modern saying, "Dog eat dog world" is a euphemism for the human condition. It's the unsettling world we live in.
There's also "dog tired", "a dog's life", and just plain "dogged" -- all these say something about our world. But don't blame the pup, the poop, the doggie bizness, because dogs didn't come up with these phrases. They're innocent, honest, absolutely faithful, fabulous furry friends who sometimes do "talk" or say things like we do.
Once at a conference for veterinarians we were thrilled to see an entire audience of seeing-eye dogs and their partners. It was musician Paul Winter's greatest moment of glory, we think. He stood before a full crowd of dog people and doggies, and he said, "Time for the dogs to have their say, to let a little howl go out to the universe." Every dog in the place sat up and howled at the same time.
We've seen and heard some amazing things, but this was the most amazing.
All in a dog's day, and all in our book . . .
The Metaphysical Cat
The thing about cats is the way they come and go. Fluidly. In The Metaphysical Cat we talk about
how cats do this and we quote authors from around the world. Here's one from a girl in a middle school classroom in Florida:
MY cat is so, so, so, you know, 'I gotta go.'
Where? is what I wanna know
but she doesn't show
because MY cat's so . . . in the flow.
There's a chapter in our book about come-and-go-cats and we mention our Siamese named Sammie. She used to disappear for weeks, months, and sometimes, years. We heard from some ranch neighbors who lived great distances away from us. They said, "I saw your cat the other day." According to our friend, the syndicated columnist (Animal Doctor) Dr. Michael W. Fox: "The dissonance between local (solar) and internal time (set by the sun's position at home) is how the translocated animal is able to find his square mile on the globe." Translation: an internal compass in the feline brain that gives the cat a geo-magnetic directional sense.
So, "this feels like home . . . this doesn't." Isn't that the way we get around as humans? We're just not as well-tuned, or well-magnetized, so to say.
This was a fun book to compile, write and experience over the years. The Edgar Cayce Foundation liked it and helped to get it translocated to many readers around the globe. Cats, we suppose, did the rest, and it's as our old friend Jeff Lindsay (author of DEXTER) says: "The book is a must-read for anyone sensible enough to live with a cat."
Happy Typers: the first ebook in America!
Ever wondered who typed the first ebook?
And when?
I wondered until recently. . .http://www.staythirstymedia.com/201110-062/html/201110-hausman-typewriters-ebooks.html
Literary Gold
One of the greatest influences on my life was my grandfather, Dwight Little. He was a headmaster, poet, collector, archivist, countryman, dyed in the wool New Englander from Sheffield, Massachusetts. This column is as much about him, and the times he lived in, as it is about me.http://www.staythirstymedia.com/201109-061/html/201109-hausman-literary-gold.html
I've never been interviewed by a man and a dog at the same time. Especially since the dog used telepathy during this interview and the man used non sequitors. They were charming though except that the man Steven showed his teeth and I showed mine and the dog didn't show his. But other than that all went well, and I am still trying to free my foot from the sump hole.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxO7-iFbDZ8
The Parrot Detective
Friends of ours have said over the years, "Why don't you write a book about George?"
"We might one day..." our usual answer.
But we had no real intention of doing it. Why? Because George is a pain in the butt. He's also a family member and we've lived with him and taken care of him for more than thirty years. We took care of his brother too, but he died.
George has been through many life adventures with us. I don't know what we'd do without him. I don't know what we do with him either. He's just there -- for weddings, funerals, parties, economic and tropical depressions -- he actually rode out Hurricane Charley in our kitchen without one single comment. But the other day when Lorry was wondering what to make for dinner and was saying something about it, George looked at her, cocked his head, said, "Need some help?"
For a Blue-fronted Amazonian parrot, George is a talker who sometimes beats the vocabulary of an African Grey, and they are often considered the most reliably talkative parrots around.
George has had many near death experiences and he has noted them verbally. When he was lost in the Florida woods for a dark dismal summer day in which hawks tried to kill him (he hid under palmettos and walked like a dog trying to find his way home), we finally met up with him on the shell road in front of our house, and he glared at me and said, "What took you so long?"
Our new book The Parrot Detective is for anyone who likes animals, reptiles, people, parrots, lizards, turtles, FLORIDA (and that includes crackers, the real kind not the made up variety) and funny stories about boys who grow up with odd family members. The narrator is Miccosukee and he lives on this crazy little barrier island where we live -- Pine Island. This is the first in a series of mysteries about our island. The next one will have more unaccountable mischief in it and more GEORGE, because that's what you asked for... literally. Kids and old timers and just about everybody else, including George himself -- he just now walked into our office! -- said, "Stop writing other stuff!" So there he is right now sitting on the Great Dane's bed. I think that's a smile on his beak.
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ALL IS BEAUTIFUL ALL AROUND ME
All Is Beautiful All Around Me:
Navajo Ways and Ceremonial Stories
When Tony Hillerman in his foreword to this book said that the Navajos were "engulfed by a dominant materialistic society hostile to their ways, and how they maintained a culture that values human relationships above material possessions..." he was not only honoring this one tribe, but in a way, all tribes, all people, all civilizations that simply refuse to go away when told to leave. In 1965, while camping with some of my Navajo friends, I asked how they had done it. How they had managed to survive when, in the 19th century, they were nearly eradicated by Kit Carson and the "bluecoats" who served him. A genocide had taken place, the Navajos had survived it and had become over time the largest indigenous tribe in North America and maybe even the world. How had they done it? One of my best friends said, "By not dying." All Is Beautiful All Around Me explains how to live in harmony with all things. It teaches how to live in peace in a world at war. It shows how one can "go in beauty" as Tony Hillerman says. Frank Waters, author of Book of the Hopi, said: "This oral equivalent of the Christian Bible loses none of its power and significance in its easy readability." I wanted it to be open and clear, as accessible as the storytellers who helped me to see how the tribe had managed to be what it was, is, and always will be. As a map to the human heart, this book is my favorite above all others.
The Jacob Ladder
I first heard the story of The Jacob Ladder as it was told in the streets of Oracabessa where the story actually happened. The storyteller was Uton Hinds, a cab-driver, oil painter and family man. I loved the story so much that I asked Uton "Tall T" Hinds if I could record it and help him to make it into a book. He agreed. Four years later the book was published by Orchard Books, a division of Scholastic. It became a classroom text in many schools in America and the Caribbean. Life in Jamaica is rough economically. But, culturally, there's a lot of love in those St Ann hills where this story unfolds. Uton's message about forgiveness and love, about how his father -- no matter how badly he treated everyone -- was still his father and respect was due for the one "who gave me life" is worth remembering. The Christian Science Monitor commented on how carefully written this book was, and how "... native words enhance the educational value and multicultural appeal of this inspiring autobiographical story." (Courtney Williamson, The Christian Science Monitor, 2001.) Uton has traveled about the U.S. selling his book door-to-door, he is its best salesman. I heard not too long ago that some students in Miami were sad when they saw Uton's picture. "He's older than we thought." Well, that happens. The story took place in the Fifties and Sixties and Jamaica was a different time and place then and Uton was a little boy. But the story holds. It is one of my favorite books on the subject of "love your family whoever they might be" -- and I thank Uton for being tough enough to tell it the way it really happened.
The Amelia Island Book Festival
From front to back this was a great festival in a town of old southern grace and gentility. Ma'am and Sir is spoken here and people hold doors for other people. The love of books as well as manners follows you everywhere you go.
I'd wanted to visit this northern province of our state, and when we were invited to tell stories, we were delighted. It never occurred to us however that little Amelia Island had been occupied by eight different nations and/or peoples. French, Spanish, British are the easy ones to figure. But then there were also Georgian patriots in 1812 who tried to establish "The Territory of East Florida."
Five years later another group took over and raised their Green Cross Flag; these were American citizens whose occupation lasted only four months. Then came the Mexican Rebel Flag, inspired mostly by a pirate named Luis Aury, who said he was holding the island "in trust for Spain." This was followed by the seven-starred flag of the Confederacy which stayed flapping until the end of the Civil War. After which came the final flag of the United States. There should now be a Flag of Tourism, but we'll let that slide for the moment.
Places of historical interest, especially when they're nestled by the sea inspire poems. But I didn't write about flags on my first night in Fernandina. It was a full moon night and I wrote about moons.
Full round cricket moon
fog moon, moss moon
peeper cheep, paper moon
Fernandina sea moon.
Haven't seen
so many moons
in many moons . . .
Three New Books
Speaking Volumes of Santa Fe just re-published three of my favorite books -- Tunkashila, Turtle Dream and Ghost Walk. These are collections of stories about Native America that I wrote in the 1980s mostly. Though it took me most of my life to collect them. I say they are new because they are newly published in fresh formats. You can buy them in ebook, paperback or audio. (We are still working on the audio versions of Turtle Dream and Tunkashila...soon come!)
I wrote Tunkashila in 1992 and it was published by St. Martin's Press in 1993. Turtle Dream was published by Mariposa in 1989 and Ghost Walk followed with the same publisher in 1991. I won't bore you with how many printings there were of the three books, but I will say they did very well. Tunkashila was a Quality Paperback Book of the Month. Then, one day after being available for years, these favorites of mine went out of print.
Weren't readers interested in shapeshifters, monsters, demons? Weren't they curious about how Mother Earth began on Turtle's back? Didn't they care about werewolves of the Navajo and medicine men who healed with Gila Monster's gift of power? And what about Zahgotah, the Apache who changed into a bear? And Owl Boy who decided he couldn't be human any more and took to the woods?
I got many letters and emails from American Indians who praised these books because of their storytelling and their faithfulness to the original stories of The People. I grew up with one of the stories, Turtle Dream about the woman who rides into the next world on great turtle's back, a story told to me when I was five by my mother. I was honored when a Cherokee woman wrote to me and said she was naming her daughter Turtle Woman and she wanted me to know it was because of the title story of the book.
Once two Lakota brothers wrote to me. They were having an argument, they said, about the beginning of the world. "We come from the earth, like the corn, just as you say in your book Tunkashila," one brother said. But the other brother said, "You should not say that we came across the Bering Straight Land Bridge -- that is not true. Still, I like the stories."
I wrote to each brother and said, "I present many variations on the beginning of the world. All of them are true to the people who believe them. But, as for me, and what I believe, I favor coming out of the earth like the new green corn."
All three of these books are about change and changes; the earth is moving and the people are moving around. As the Navajo story says, "There is a mountain called, The Mountain Around Which Moving Is Done." We are moving all over the place today just like in the beginning. And, like in the beginning, we seem not to know where we are going. The first people, First Man and First Woman, Locust, Ant, Horned Toad, Wolf, Coyote, Nuthatch, Great Snake and all the others -- they could see themselves changing as the world changed from darkness to light, and as they moved ever upward. They came from the womb of Mother Earth and rose not on wings of light but using fingers and claws and arrows to effect their emergence.
They made it to the fourth, and some say, the fifth world that we live in now. Yes, it is all one world, with many parts, and many changes. You can look down and say, We came from there. You can look up and say, We came from there too. There are stories about many emergences; people who fell from the sky like shooting stars; people who turned into turtles crossing the great river of life. People, just like you and me, who say, as in the old Navajo story about a man meeting a star person. They eat corn together and the star person says, "This is my food too."
The Mythology of Dogs -- updated, revised and re-p...


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Thyrsosalacia racemosa est une espèce de plantes de la famille des Celastraceae et du genre Thyrsosalacia, endémique du Cameroun.

Description
C'est une liane ligneuse en croissance sur des arbres de basse et moyenne  altitude.

Distribution et écologie
Endémique du Cameroun, elle n'a d'abord été connue qu'à travers les spécimens récoltés en 1908-1909 par Carl Ludwig Ledermann sur trois sites entre Yabassi et Loum (région du Littoral). C'est pourquoi elle était alors considérée comme « en danger critique d'extinction ».

Comme d'autres localisations ont été identifiées par la suite, notamment près d'Éséka dans la région du Centre, son statut a été modifié. Elle reste cependant « vulnérable », du fait de la déforestation et de l'expansion de l'agriculture.

Notes et références

Bibliographie

  Jean-Michel Onana et Martin Cheek, « Thyrsosalacia racemosa », in Red Data Book of the Flowering Plants of Cameroon: IUCN Global Assessments, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, 2011,

Liens externes

Espèce d'Angiospermes (nom scientifique)
Celastraceae
Flore endémique du Cameroun


International accolades are pouring in for Visakhapatnam Municipal Corporation's (vmc) cyber initiative, Project Saukaryam (convenience). Awards received include the United Nations Development Programme (undp) cyber city award 2002, to add to the prestigious Stockholm Challenge International Award (public service) in 2001 to name just two.
Designed by Sanjay Jaju, an ias official and municipal commissioner of the city, Project Saukaryam delivers a host of services. The scheme made vmc the first municipal body in the country to go online. Today it is a benchmark for e-governance. Vizag dwellers can register and verify births and deaths online and get the certificates delivered to their residences. Payment of municipal dues and taxes, trade license fees and obtaining building permissions are just a few of the other services offered. The public can access the website through computers and touchscreen kiosks set up in banks and cinema halls.
For procedures requiring face-to-face interaction, Jaju has set up air-conditioned facilitation centres in the corporation office, manned by trained officials. The project is a shining example of public-private partnership. Of the Rs 2 crore spent on developing Saukaryam, the corporation dished out only Rs 25 lakh.


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auhyonnaberaud
Jun 12, 2021, 4:04:40 PM
why did the ancient Egytians use the mummification process on the dead
kingfish1
Jun 12, 2021, 11:00:01 PM
They used the mummification process to persevere the dead bodies (keep it from decaying) for their belief in the afterlife.
Nattygee27
Jun 13, 2021, 7:33:53 AM
Ancient Egyptians would mummify they're dead ancestors as a sigh of status and importance. Because the more you spirituality and physically we're wealthy and important the better afterlife would be.
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