5.What is the name of Tayo's headmaster?
13.Vanessa was eventually married to who?
14. What is the nature of Christine's death?
University for ________years before Tayo's arrival.
22. Tayo's mother died on her way to____?
23.What was the name of Tayo's daughter?
24.What is the name of salamatou's son?
26.what is the name of Vanessa's father!
27. Who is the only family Tayo has in England?
28.''No! Don't Moremi me'' Who made this statement?
30. According to the narrative, who is Tayo's favourite uncle?
33 Why did Tayo feel guilty about Christine's death?
34. Who is the only family Tayo has in England?
35. Why does Vanessa's father detest Uncle Tony?


Most people with PSC have one or more co-existing diseases (sometimes called comorbidities), meaning they have more than one disease at the same time. PSC is associated with a number of other conditions, in particular autoimmune diseases, including inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), some cancers and a deterioration in bone health. See also variants of PSC.
Your doctor will monitor you closely and look out for other conditions if you have PSC and it is important to tell your PSC doctor if you experience sudden new symptoms.


Not much is known about Mathew Hayes Ivory or his wife Ann. It is not known where Mathew and Ann married or when they came to the United States.
Together, Mathew and Ann had two children, Mathew Hayes Ivory, Jr. and Isaac.
Mathew died 13 March 1812 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania. He suffered from Typhoid Fever and passed away at the age of 47 years old. His death record is the only indication that has been found as to when Mathew was married and that he was born in Ireland.
Further research continues to find more documentation and evidence about Mathew, his wife Ann and when they immigrated to the United States.


Unsafe lane changes can cause serious accidents resulting in serious injuries! An unsafe lane change is a Connecticut statute that states on multiple lane highways one must travel in a single lane until it is determined safe to switch lanes. Connecticut highways make this very easy for us by having designated passing lanes, and slow vehicle lanes. There is a section of the 84 east highway in Manchester that requires drivers to drive in the far right lines in order to merge on to 384 east or travel in the middle lanes to continue on 84 east. If you travel this area enough you will notice drivers suddenly realizing they are in the wrong lane, and make a spontaneous lane change to either stay on 84, or enter 384. This is as dangerous as it seems! We had a client traveling in the middle lane of 84 east from Hartford to Vernon. Traffic was normal for mid-afternoon, and the weather was not a factor. Suddenly, the driver of a delivery van for a flower company realized he needed to get over to the 384 lanes. In the process of his quick lane changes, he hit the back end of our client's car. The impact was so hard that the hood of the van flew opened! The police arrived and had to stop traffic in order to move the two vehicles. Both vehicles were heavily damaged and needed to be towed from the scene. The drivers were taken by ambulance to area hospitals. The officer concluded that the driver of the van made an unsafe lane change and is therefore at fault for the crash. The driver was issued an infraction for CGS 14-236.
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US Secretary of State John Kerry said Iran deserves access to US dollars because Tehran has met its core obligations under the last year nuclear agreement.
In a televised interview on Tuesday, Kerry was asked about the recent effort by the Obama administration to give Iran limited access to the dollar currency.
Kerry also said the administration has worked "to make sure" banks that are now allowed to do legitimate, transactional business with Iran after the nuclear agreement are doing so.
The Wall Street Journal reported last week that the Treasury Department is moving to give Iran limited access to US dollars as part of the post-nuclear deal sanctions relief through offshore dollar clearing houses so American banks would not be involved.
The clearing house, likely involving select foreign banks, would conduct the dollar transactions, instead shielding the US financial system from any direct contact with Iran.
Iran has complained that it has not yet received the full economic benefits it was promised under the nuclear accord struck last year between Iran and six world powers.
The nuclear deal, announced last summer, gave Iran economic sanctions relief in exchange for putting some limits on its nuclear activities.
US Democratic presidential contender Bernie Sanders says he has never compared Republican candidate Donald Trump with Adolf Hitler, but he will do everything to stop Trump's hatemongering.
"No, I did not compare Trump to Hitler, but I will do everything that I can to stop this type of hatred and hate talk that we are hearing," Sanders told ABC News on Sunday.
Trump, who has never held elected office, is leading the Republican race despite the fact that his campaign has been marked by controversial statements, including disparaging remarks about women, Mexican immigrants and Muslims.
Sanders whose campaign was boosted by landslide wins in Alaska, Washington and Hawaii, believes his recent string of victories shows he can not only win the Democratic nomination, but also triumph in the general presidential election against the Republican nominee.
According to a CNN/ORC survey last month, Sanders has a 20-point lead over Trump in a head-to-head contest. Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton held a 12-point lead over Trump in the same survey.
Sanders told ABC News that he thinks he is the strongest candidate to defeat Trump, adding Clinton is getting "very nervous."
"The last CNN poll had us up by 20 points. Here in Wisconsin, I was 19 points ahead of Trump, also a significant margin better than she is," he said.


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Haitians seize legal route from US rush to get passports
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) — Hundreds of Haitians flock daily to Port-au-Prince's only immigration office, crowding against the bright blue door as they strain to hear if their name is called, hoping they will soon be chosen to legally live in the United States under a new immigration plan.
The crowd has swelled since US President Joe Biden announced on Thursday 5 that the United States would accept 30,000 people a month from Haiti, Nicaragua, Cuba and Venezuela. Those selected will be eligible to work for two years if they have eligible sponsors and pass background checks.
Those selected will also need a passport to travel, causing the daily rush at the immigration office in the Haitian capital.
"I'm here to leave Haiti, but I don't want to risk my life via a boat," said Jennyfer Leonard, a 30-year-old teacher, referring to the recent deaths of dozens of Haitian migrants smuggled aboard boats. . tries to reach the United States
"It would be nice to go with my two children so they have a future, but I don't want to risk them dying along the way," she said.
So, like hundreds of other Haitians in recent days, she opted for the recently announced legal route to the United States instead of joining the tens of thousands of Haitians who were intercepted at the US-Mexico border and deported. .
On Wednesday, an aggressive crowd gathered at the immigration office in the scorching sun to apply for a passport, take one, renew an existing one or check the status of an application.
" It's my name ? It's my name ? people were screaming every time a government official approached the door and called someone.
Garry Saint Paul, 25, was among those waiting to collect his passport.
He previously worked in the neighboring Dominican Republic as a hotel concierge until his contract and passport expired, forcing him to return to Haiti where he remains unemployed.
"Haiti is under siege," he said. "The gangs are taking over. Why not leave if you have the chance?
Gangs control around 60% of Port-au-Prince, becoming more powerful and violent since President Jovenel Moïse was assassinated in his private residence in July 2021. Reported kidnappings soared to more than 1,200 last year, double the previous year, and 280 of the killings were reported in November, a monthly record, according to the UN
"Life is really hard," said Leonard, the teacher, whose brother is a truck driver in Philadelphia and has agreed to be his financial sponsor.
Violence is also a big concern for Salomon Jean-Pierre, a 22-year-old accounting student who stood in line near Leonard.
"The only thing Haiti promises you is death," he said.
Jean-Pierre doesn't have a financial sponsor yet, but he contacted his aunt in Atlanta, who said she would talk to her cousin there and see if he could help.
"I'll prepare my papers just in case," said Jean-Pierre. "I hope for the best that Haiti will change, but I see no future. … If it works for me, Atlanta, I'm coming!
Poverty and hunger are deepening across Haiti, a country of over 11 million people where more than 60% earn less than $2 a day. Inflation has soared into double digits as Haiti becomes more politically unstable, with its last democratically elected institution – the Senate – expiring on Tuesday.
Promises to hold legislative and general elections have yet to materialize amid concerns about rising violence.
Given the worsening situation, Saint Paul hopes his brother-in-law in Texas will sponsor him financially for two years. He then plans to stay in the United States after his stay expires.
"There's no way I'm coming back," he said, adding that he expects the United States to renew or extend the humanitarian parole plan. "I know that immigrants are the ones who built America. America will always need immigrants.
Associated Press writer Dánica Coto in San Juan, Puerto Rico, contributed to this report.
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Carl Heinz Kurz (* 26. November 1920 in Zellerfeld; † 11. Februar 1993 in Bovenden) war ein deutscher Schriftsteller.

Leben und Wirken
Kurz studierte unter anderem in Prag und Nottingham. Danach war er als Lehrer tätig und arbeitete ab den 1950er Jahren auch als Schriftsteller, wobei er sich besonders religiösen Themen widmete, die er aus der Perspektive eines reformierten Christen behandelte. Im Brunnen Verlag veröffentlichte er in der damals populären Reihe Zeugen des lebendigen Gottes mehrere Biografien exponierter christlicher Persönlichkeiten, darunter des Japaners Kagawa Toyohiko, des Geistlichen und Pädagogen Johann Friedrich Oberlin, des Ordensgründers Franz von Assisi und des irischen Philanthropen Thomas John Barnardo.

Ab Anfang der 1970er Jahre wurde aus dem Autor christlicher Themen zunehmend ein Reiseschriftsteller, der sämtliche Kontinente besuchte und darüber in Büchern wie Asiatische Miniaturen, Amerikanische Impressionen, Australische Silhouetten und Afrikanische Reminiszenzen berichtete.

Carl Heinz Kurz war stark an Fragen der zeitgenössischen deutschen Literatur interessiert. Sein Buch Dichterporträts behandelt die Lyriker Adolf Georg Bartels, Wilhelm Fredemann und Rudolf Otto Wiemer. Das Buch Poetenbilder widmet sich Karl Heinz Bolay, Peter Coryllis und Hajo Knebel. In zahlreichen von Kurz herausgegebenen Anthologien wollte er dem Leserpublikum Neuentdeckungen vorstellen. So findet sich in seiner Anthologie Zwischen allen Gleisen 1978 die erste literarische Veröffentlichung von Volker Zotz.

1977 fand Kurz auf der Suche nach dem Theologen und Schriftsteller Hans Dittmer in Göttingen dessen Sohn Hans Otfried Dittmer, welcher ihn nach einigen gemeinsamen Projekten mit dem Gauke Verlag zusammenbrachte, bei dem Kurz eine große Anzahl an Büchern und Reihen veröffentlichte, vorwiegend als Herausgeber.

Auf seinen Reisen und durch seine Studien lernte Kurz die japanische Lyrik kennen, deren Formen Haiku, Tanka und Haibun er für die deutsche Literatur fruchtbar machen wollte. Er legte in dieser Richtung zahlreiche Lyrikbände vor, u. a. 1985 Auf überschattetem Pfad. Eine langjährige literarische Freundschaft verband ihn mit dem Literaturwissenschaftler Yukio Kotani. Kurz war wesentlich daran beteiligt, die Deutsche Haiku Gesellschaft ins Leben zu rufen. Der "Gründer war der Schriftsteller, Gelehrte und Weltreisende Carl Heinz Kurz. Er hatte – den Namen seines Ferienhauses im Harz wählend – auch einen 'Haiku-Preis im Eulenwinkel' gestiftet."

Werke (Auswahl)
 Nicolaus Ludwig Zinzendorf. Bruder unter Brüdern. Brunnen-Verlag, Giessen 1955.
 Johan Hus. Ein Vorkämpfer der Reformation. Brunnen-Verlag, Giessen 1956.
 Schlägel und Eisen. Die Auersche Chronik. 7teilige Familiengeschichte. Gauke Verlag, Hann. Münden 1982, ISBN 978-3-87998-048-2.
 Relationship to reality and philosophical tendencies in German-language literature. Alta Napa Press Publ. Calistog 1983, ISBN 978-3-88996-029-0.
 "… zerriss ich Hemd mir und Rock …": Lesung in Wittlichs Synagoge; ein deutscher Text in 33 Sprachen. Verlag zum Halben Bogen, Göttingen 1987, ISBN 978-3-88996-138-9.
 Der Tod von Spirit Rock. Senryu- und Tanka-Reihungen. Verlag Graphicum, Göttingen 1988, ISBN 978-3-88996-197-6.

Literatur
 Johannes Lebek: Pappelhof. Besuch bei Carl Heinz Kurz, Schriftsteller in Rauschenwasser. Verlag Das Viergespann, Frankfurt (Main) 1974.
 Ralf Busch: Carl Heinz Kurz. Schriftsteller in Rauschenwasser. Eine Dokumentation. Frankfurt am Main: Verlag Das Viergespann 1974
 Wilhelm Bortenschlager: Inseln: Aus Leben und Werk des Carl Heinz Kurz. Graphikum Dr. Mock. 2. Auflage, Göttingen 1986, ISBN 3-921105-98-6.
 Margret Buerschaper: Carl Heinz Kurz – ein deutscher Haijin. Biographisch-literarische Betrachtungen. Graphicum, Göttingen 1988, ISBN 978-3-88996-198-3.

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Gestorben 1993
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Are You Becoming a Slave to Scheduling?
By ELAINE St. JAMES
Elaine St. James is the author of "Simplify Your Life" and "Simplify Your Life With Kids."
If your day planner system is roughly the size of Nebraska and is bursting at the seams, maybe it's time to consider the possibility that your life has gotten too complicated.
Entire sections of stationery stores are now devoted to the dozens of categories and refills required to keep your book up-to-date.
The contents of a typical planner include numerous sections separated by dividers; things to do today; week-, month- and year-at-a-glance calendars; one- to four-year planning calendars; monthly, quarterly, annual and four-year objectives; appointments, projects, contacts, delegation, outlines, action lists, work records, diaries and meetings; finances and expenses; mileage records; time maps; tide charts; future projects; addresses; birthdays; holidays; anniversaries; gift lists--and more.
If you're really into it, you can add other paraphernalia designed to fit right into the binder, such as plastic business-card holders, rulers, coin slots, vitamin holders and tiny calculators.
I asked a friend who carries a planner so thick it's starting to split at the spine if it's difficult to keep track of all those categories. She said no, it just takes discipline.
For example, when she makes an appointment, she has to remember to write it down in at least three places: the actual date on the calendar, the month-at-a-glance section and the project list. At least once a week she has to double-check her objectives, future projects, birthdays and anniversaries to make sure that nothing slips through the cracks.
At the end of each day she spends at least a half-hour transferring all the things she didn't get completed today to tomorrow's list. She says it's just like having a personal secretary. It sounds to me as if she is the secretary. In fact, she's added a whole new job description to her already busy life. On top of that, she has to lug this monster with her wherever she goes because, as she put it, "My life is in there." One shudders to think of the consequences if she lost her book.
The daily planner is just one more way we attempt to tame the monster of complexity in our lives. We think that if we can find the perfect system to organize all the pieces, our lives will feel less stressed. But organizing is not the same as simplifying. If you need such a complex resource to control the frenzy of your life, you're doing too much. The solution is not getting a bigger planner; it's reducing the number of obligations.
In my experience, these planning books make life more complicated than it was before. They introduce categories you might not have considered. They tie you down and force you to be attentive to their needs. They compel you to fill in the blanks. Worst of all, they force you to devote so much time to figuring out what you'll be doing a month, a year and four years from now that you don't have time to dwell in the moment. Life passes you by as you organize your future.
* Elaine St. James is the author of "Simplify Your Life" and "Simplify Your Life With Kids." For questions or comments, write to her in care of Universal Press Syndicate, 4520 Main St., Kansas City, MO 64111.


How materials behave when subjected to mechanical stresses is studied by mechanics of materials. However, the application of flexible and stretchable devices exposes materials to dynamic mechanical environments. Therefore, mechano-adaptable materials and devices that can respond as pre-designed have been explored. There are two main ways to proactively modulate mechanical behaviors for materials, which involve molecular design and structural design. Molecular design has effectively integrated mechanically sensitive groups into synthetic materials for anticipated mechano-response. Structural design has broadened the boundary of conventional materials, generating mechanical metamaterials at multiscale with unique mechanical properties. Furthermore, molecular, structural plus systematic design for the application of mechano-adaptable devices have realized better electrical performance, human interaction, long-term sustainability, and even higher efficiency. Various devices based on design ideas are summarized and future challenges for proactively modulating mechanical behaviors of mechano-adaptable devices are discussed.


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It is sad to say that I have not been writing and posting articles here on my blog for a few months. It does not mean that I have forgotten you. As you all may know, I am the CEO and CoFounder of Kalmat Foundation and Co Founder of Kalmat Kinderhilfswerk. I have been very busy with the organization in holding the donation events in Sri Lanka During the end of November and beginning of December. A lot of work and time was dedicated to this cause. With the support of our donors, sponsors, partners, and volunteers, we were able to support and donate shoes, books, and school essentials to almost 500 students in Sri Lanka. Read more about the organization at http://www.kalmatfoundation.org/#about or http://www.kalmat-kinderhilfswerk.ch/#ueberuns.


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The Oxford Cohort for Heart, Vessels & Fat
AdipoRedOx Study
ORFAN Study
IMPACT Study
Bypass Vascular study
ART Vascular study
VIP Study
The VIP study
REDOxHEART
Prof Charalambos Antoniades
Prof Keith Channon
Dr Alexios Antonopoulos
Miss Laura Herdman
Miss Sheena Thomas
Dr Ioannis Akoumianakis
Dr Evangelos Oikonomou
Dr Nadia Akawi
Dr Christos Kotanidis
Dr Amy Chiu
Dr Ileana Badi
Dr Henry West
Dr Elsa Mauricio Reus
Title: Studies of the Vascular Properties of Arterial Bypass Grafts in the Arterial Revascularisation Trial
Study Background
The Arterial Revascularisation Trial (ART) compares coronary artery bypass grafting with a single internal mammary artery (IMA) to surgery with bilateral internal mammary arteries. In this study the radial artery was mainly used as the additional graft. While the IMA has patency rates of up to 95% at 10 years there is conflicting data on the success of radial artery grafts. Chief investigator of the ART trial is Professor David Taggart.
ART-Vascular is a sub-study of ART that invited 258 Oxford based patients undergoing cardiac surgery, to undergo further investigations that aims to explore whether biological factors might also have an important influence on the success of their bypass grafts after surgery.
The inner lining of arteries are made up of endothelial cells which release substances that cause your artery to dilate. The measure of how well this mechanism works is called endothelial function and is potentially modifiable.
Pre-operative tests were carried out to investigate endothelial function in the radial artery by non-invasive ultrasound (by flow mediated dilation) in combination with laboratory tests of vessel physiology to test the hypothesis that endothelial dysfunction is a key factor in early radial artery graft failure.
Study Objectives
-To investigate why some bypass grafts work better than others in the ART study.
-To test the hypotheses that pre-operative measures of endothelial function of the radial artery predict early radial artery graft failure and cardiovascular outcome following coronary artery bypass grafting surgery.
Study Recruitment
258 patients undergoing coronary artery bypass grafting surgery at the John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford were enrolled to the study. The study is no longer recruiting. Data collection continues through access to patient's medical records, extracting data from both the local Hospital archive and the NHS Digital records. Samples are still being analysed, and new scientific results continue to be presented in scientific meetings and published in scientific publications.
As this study is part of the Oxford Heart Vessels Fat (Ox-HVF) cohort, its results are interpreted together with the findings of other Ox-HVF projects. Ox-HVF is a cluster of clinical studies that provide synergistic results allowing the deployment of a multi-level strategy to understand the mechanisms of cardiovascular disease. This adds value to the research results and potentially may allow translation of the findings into clinical applications.
Study Visits: Study participants had non-invasive, ultrasound assessment of the radial artery's endothelial function before surgery and surplus segments of the vessels used for bypass grafting were collected for laboratory tests. 60 patients were invited back 9 months after surgery for a follow up angiography to assess the grafts' patency.
Study Investigators
Prof Charalambos Antoniades (CI of sub-study), Prof David Taggart, Prof Keith Channon, Prof Paul Leeson, Dr David Adlam and Miss Laura Herdman
Organising and Research Funding: The study is organised by the Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery and Department of Cardiology at the John Radcliffe hospital and the University of Oxford. The study is funded by the British Heart Foundation and the Medical Research Council.
Study Approval: Ethical Approval was provided following review by the Division of Cardiovascular Medicine (University of Oxford) and the Northern and Yorkshire Multi-Centre Research Ethics Committee (Reference MREC/04/3/006). Document version 1.0 Sept 2016.
Announcements for the participants:
Announcement 09/1/2018: Following a recent study amendment, we would like to post a link to the latest study newsletter that includes information about the study, the study outcomes and an update to the data processing activities. All participants will receive a copy of this newsletter in the post in due course. If you have any further questions or queries please do not hesitate to contact us via the 'Contact Us/Comments' box or using the contact information in the newsletter. Newsletter link: Newsletter ART-Vascular 23.08.2017.
Announcement 25/5/2016: We would like to inform our study participants that that since April 2014 the chief investigator of ART-Vascular sub-study has changed (from Prof D Taggart to Prof C Antoniades). The new chief investigator can be contacted either directly by telephone (+441865228340), by mail (West Wing level 6, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Headley Way OX3 9DU, Oxford), by e-mail: antoniad@well.ox.ac.uk or by using the online form found in this website.
Announcement 25/8/2016: In the original study documents and consent form (clause 4) we state that "I give permission for a member of the research team to look at my medical records to get information relevant to the research study. I understand that the information will be kept confidential". This means that to keep your research records up to date throughout the duration of the study, we will send your NHS number and/or Date of Birth to the Oxford University Hospitals services and/or the NHS Digital who will link hospital admissions information to individual participants within the study. Then the information will be returned to us with data about any health outcomes. NHS Digital will also link your NHS Number and/or Date of Birth to civil registration data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) which provides information regarding mortality of participants over the time period of this research. All personal information exchanged between NHS Digital is protected and encrypted in line with strict regulations and codes of practice that ensure high security standards.
Published papers:
Adlam D, Antoniades C, Lee R et al. OCT characteristics of saphenous vein graft atherosclerosis. JACC Cardiovascular imaging 2011;4:807-9.
Antoniades C, Mussa S, Shirodaria C et al. Relation of preoperative radial artery flow-mediated dilatation to nitric oxide bioavailability in radial artery grafts used in off-pump coronary artery bypass grafting. The American journal of cardiology 2009;103:216-20.
Antoniades C, Van-Assche T, Shirodaria C et al. Preoperative sCD40L levels predict risk of atrial fibrillation after off-pump coronary artery bypass graft surgery. Circulation 2009;120:S170-6.
Choudhary BP, Antoniades C, Brading AF, Galione A, Channon K, Taggart DP. Diabetes mellitus as a predictor for radial artery vasoreactivity in patients undergoing coronary artery bypass grafting. J Am Coll Cardiol 2007;50:1047-53.


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A writer soon discovers he has no single identity but lives the lives of all the people he creates and his weathers are independent of the actual day around him. I live with the people I create and it has always made my essential loneliness less keen.
Life may be brimming over with experiences, but somewhere, deep inside, all of us carry a vast and fruitful loneliness wherever we go. And sometimes the most important thing in a whole day is the rest we take between two deep breaths, or the turning inwards in prayer for five short minutes.


You can go through bouts of sadness and defeat, as we all do, and you might feel like giving up but you must dust yourself off and try again. You must not let the naysayers win. There is no hard and fast rule that says everyone is going to be an epic success in their twenties.


YouTube videos being hacked to insert Momo clips is a hoax.
This became a point on contention as Peppa Pig as well as Fortnite gameplay videos are watched by children. However it seems that none of the official YouTube channels have been compromised when it comes to the videos and these videos are the works of individuals who uploaded these edited videos and inserted clips asking children to do dangerous tasks or pranks which involve deadly things. Some of these videos threaten children with death if they don't listen to what the character says.
YouTube has issued a statement on the situation where it claims that no harmful videos with Momo content in them are present. And the only ones that are allowed on YouTube right now are the ones that raise awareness of the issue. But reports claim that despite YouTube claim that there are no more harmful Momo videos on the platform, it can still be found when certain keywords are searched for. It remains to be seen how YouTube deals with this situation.


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The Man in the Back Row Has a Question VI
David Barber
THE PARTICIPANTS:
David Barber's book of poems, The Spirit Level, was awarded the Terrance Des Pres Award from TriQuarterly Books in 1995. He is a staff editor at The Atlantic Monthly.
Harold Bloom is Sterling Professor of Humanities at Yale University and Berg Professor of English at New York University. He has written more than twenty books, including The Western Canon, The Book of J, The Anxiety of Influence and, most recently, Shakespeare: The Invention of The Human. A MacArthur Prize fellow, he was awarded the Gold Medal for Belles Lettres and Criticism by the American Academy of Arts and Letters in 1999.
Stephen Burt is completing a dissertation on Randall Jarrell at Yale. His essays and reviews appear in the TLS, The Boston Review, The Yale Review, Southwest Review and elsewhere. His book of poems, Popular Music, was published last year.
Frank Kermode is the author of many books, including The Sense of an Ending, The Genesis of Secrecy and The Art of Telling. A coeditor of the Oxford Anthology of English Literature and the Oxford Book of Letters, he holds an honorary fellowship at King's College, Cambridge, and is a fellow of the British Academy and the Royal Society of Literature.
Richard Lamb is the associate editor of The New Leader and reviews for The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times Book Review and Slate. His poems have been published in The Paris Review and Western Humanities Review.
William Logan is the author of five volumes of poetry, Sad-faced Men, Difficulty, Sullen Weedy Lakes, Vain Empires and Night Battle. He is also the author of two books of essays and reviews, All the Rage, in the University of Michigan Poets on Poetry Series, and Reputations of the Tongue, a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award in Criticism. He has received the Citation for Excellence in Reviewing from the National Book Critics Circle. He teaches at the University of Florida, where he is the Alumni/ae Professor of English.
Daniel Mendelsohn's essays and criticism have appeared in numerous publications, including The New York Times, The New Yorker, The Village Voice, Lingua Franca and The New York Review of Books. In addition, he is a regular book reviewer for The New York Times Book Review and The New York Observer. A lecturer in classics at Princeton, he is currently a visiting member of the faculty in literature and humanities at Columbia University. His first book, The Elusive Embrace: Desire and the Riddle of Identity, was named a Notable Book of the Year by The New York Times and a Best Book of the Year by the Los Angeles Times. He is at work on a translation of the complete works of C.P. Cavafy.
Richard Poirier's latest book is Trying It Out in America. He is a Distinguished Professor Emeritus at Rutgers University and a former editor of Partisan Review. He is the editor of Raritan Quarterly, which he founded in 1981, and chairman of the Library of America. He is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Letters and lives in New York City.
Helen Vendler is A. Kingsley Porter University Professor at Harvard. She has written books on Yeats, Herbert, Keats, Stevens, Shakespeare and Seamus Heaney. She also reviews contemporary poetry for The New Yorker, The New York Review of Books, The New Republic and The London Review of Books.
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Today, DelCom BV. released its preliminary financial results for the third quarter of 2007. They are marked by record consulting revenue driven by strong sales in key growth markets, improved net income, and a solid operating cash flow.
"Again we saw improved results in sales, income and cash flow this quarter, driven by the continued successful implementation of our business strategies," said Jerome Perret, Managing Director. "In particular, our strong commitment to key growth markets in Africa paid off in strong growth and earnings. In Europe, we continue to make progress with our focus on staffing and structural cost reduction even though profitability remains much lower compared to the previous years."
Despite the performance and encouraging results of the second and the third quarter, an increase of up to 145 percent, DelCom has predicted a moderate outlook on the fiscal year of 2007 following the disappointing results of the first quarter ended on April 1. However, "we are encouraged that that our major restructuring is behind us and our marketing programs are beginning to get traction. " Perret , said in a recent interview.
Thus, the company forecasts to post solid results for the first quarter of 2008 thanks to a more disciplined sales strategy, an improved sales follow-up, and the recent booking of contracts covering 2008.


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Greta Thunberg speaks to young people and their supporters at a student climate strike rally outside the White House Sept. 13 in Washington, D.C. (Rick Reinhard)
by Brian Roewe
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Meet Ava Rabiner.
She's 17, and a senior at St. Mary Academy-Bay View in East Providence, Rhode Island. She supports the Green New Deal. And on Friday, she'll be joining more than three dozen classmates in walking out of their school, run by the Sisters of Mercy, and heading to Burnside Park in downtown Providence as part of the latest global youth climate strike.
"I think that all other issues fall secondary to climate change. That if we don't have a planet, then we won't have a democracy to protect," she told NCR. "So it's vitally important that we get people talking about climate change and we get people acting on their words."
Meet Sr. Mary Pendergast.
She's 73, and a Sister of Mercy living in Rhode Island. She also supports the Green New Deal, and has been active for decades on ecological issues. She'll be at Burnside Park on Friday, too.
"These kids deserve a future," she said. "And it's my responsibility to protect. To act on behalf of creation, to protect the poor and future generations."
The two, separated by nearly six decades in age, will be joining forces, along with people in roughly 150 countries and an estimated 4,800 protests, in the Sept. 20-27 climate strikes, part of the Fridays for Future movement begun last year by Swedish teen Greta Thunberg. This mass student strike, the third global iteration, is the first that has invited people of all ages to join. Not that age kept Pendergast from standing with young people at the past protests.
"I'm 73 years old, so I'm not leading anything," the Mercy sister said. "But I can be an ally."
Said Rabiner of older generations joining the young, "It's an alliance, I guess, that's really valuable to have. To have these people on our side."
Mercy Sr. Mary Pendergast, center, joins the Sunrise Movement at a demonstration Sept. 9 in Rhode Island urging U.S. Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse and Gov. Gina Raimondo to support the Green New Deal. (Provided photo)
The strikes, including more than 230 organized by Catholics, are protesting inaction by global leaders in addressing climate change — what many of the strikers see as a crisis and requiring immediate steps to avert catastrophe, and put the planet on pace to limit warming above the most dangerous levels. The Sept. 20 strike is timed to take place three days before the United Nations Climate Action Summit in New York City.
This year's summer tied with 2016 as the hottest on record for the Northern Hemisphere, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported this week. July stood alone as the planet's hottest month ever recorded.
In her repeated messages to world leaders, the latest coming this week in congressional hearings, the 16-year-old Thunberg has made it a central point to urge them to listen to, and act on, the science — specifically, the U.N. special climate report on the consequences of 1.5 degrees Celsius of warming. To avert that scenario, climate scientists say the world must cut its greenhouse gas emissions in half by 2030 on the way to net-zero emissions by midcentury.
At a U.S. Senate climate task force Sept. 17, she told lawmakers to "save your praise, we don't want it" and instead urged them to do more.
"I know you are trying but just not hard enough. Sorry."
"It's not fair to ask 17-year-olds to solve the biggest problem the world has ever faced by themselves. Their call has been eloquent and clear; it is time for everybody else to join in."
Time for elders to step up
After arriving in the U.S. in late August by a zero-emissions boat, Thunberg joined a strike Sept. 13 outside the White House and will be at the New York City strike Friday.
Bill McKibben, a veteran of the climate movement who's taken part in nearly every mass mobilization on the issue, on a Sept. 12 press call predicted that Friday's strike "is going to be the biggest day of climate action that planet Earth has yet seen."
The author and founder of the grassroots climate group 350.org called it "incredibly exciting" to see how in the past year young people, long part of the climate movement, have asserted greater leadership. He said the youth climate strikes have made it clear that young people are tired of waiting for substantial action on climate change, and he urged their elders to back them up.
"It's not fair to ask 17-year-olds to solve the biggest problem the world has ever faced by themselves. Their call has been eloquent and clear; it is time for everybody else to join in," McKibben said.
When asked if she was participating in the strike Friday, Pendergast replied with an "of course" and a chuckle.
Beyond joining past climate strikes, she has met with the Sunrise Movement, the youth climate organization that has advocated for the Green New Deal, and attended local planning meetings. She said she's been impressed by their focus, whether on climate, jobs or health care, on making the world better for everyone, not just a few — and also for Mother Nature.
"We owe them a debt of gratitude," she said of young people, "because they're taking over and it's a groundswell from the bottom up, which is going to demand the people at the top to listen.
"They're loud and they're persistent," Pendergast added. "They're going to make this happen. People of my generation are not going to make it happen. They're still doing business as usual, in spite of all of the evidence that we are in a catastrophe."
Other Mercy sisters plan to join strikes across the U.S. and a number of their sponsored schools have organized prayer services and other events. In the case of St. Mary Academy-Bay View, they're chartering a bus.
Students from St. Mary Academy-Bay View join the student climate strike on March 15 outside the statehouse in Providence, Rhode Island. (Sr. Mary Pendergast)
Colleen Gribbin, a Mercy associate and principal of the all-girls school, said the hope is students graduate socially conscious, "and so we try to provide every avenue for them to be that person."
For Rabiner, the strike will be her third public protest. She joined the climate strike in March, and also demonstrated against the Trump administration's travel ban. It was that experience, listening with her mother to activists speak outside the Rhode Island Statehouse, that inspired her to do more herself.
Rabiner said there's "a fire bubbling inside the youth of America" when it comes to climate change, "because it directly impacts our lives and the lives of our potential children and their children after that."
Other youth strikers who spoke on the media call stressed the same message, and encouraged adults to support them by thinking in a similar way.
"The reason why the youth are fighting for the environment, for the world, is for our future and our children's future. So we're hoping that you can fight for your children's future, too," said Mitzi Tan, a 21-year-old recent college graduate in Quezon City, Philippines.
Hundreds of students and young people and their supporters rally on the Ellipse behind the White House Sept. 13 in a Friday student climate strike protest. (Rick Reinhard)
Young people due 'real answers'
The idea of intergenerational solidarity has been a persistent emphasis of Pope Francis throughout his papacy. In October, he released a book that he said spoke to what he feels "the Lord wants me to say: that there should be an alliance between the young and old people" — one he believes that can change the world.
The Global Catholic Climate Movement has invited Catholic churches to ring their bells for five minutes on Sept. 20 and Sept. 27 in solidarity with the climate strikes.
In his message Sept. 1 for the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation, the 82-year-old pontiff praised young people around the world in calling for "courageous decisions" to address the present "climate emergency."
"The young remind us that the earth is not a possession to be squandered, but an inheritance to be handed down," Francis said. "They remind us that hope for tomorrow is not a noble sentiment, but a task calling for concrete actions here and now. We owe them real answers, not empty words, actions not illusions."
For Olivia Sally, a senior at Bishop O'Dowd High School in Oakland, California, it was moments in her grandmother's garden and family road trips to national parks that sparked her love of nature. Friday will be the first climate strike for the 17-year-old.
Olivia Sally, center, strikes a pose with her sister Madison and mother Dawn at Half Dome in Yosemite National Park. (Provided photo)
She and others on the Solidarity in Action social justice team have been coordinating their school's participation in the strike in neighboring San Francisco. They signed up students at lunch, petitioned the Oakland Unified School District to permit excused absences, and even drafted explanation letters for potential absences. Figuring out the BART transportation system alone has been a struggle in itself, Sally said in an email.
Raised in a Christian family, she said that climate change poses a threat to creation and human dignity, and that by participating in the strike she can unite her religious beliefs with social justice. And she hopes her mother will join her, too.
"The issue should empower all ages to see the decline [caused by climate change] and take action," Sally said.
In Portland, Oregon, parishioners at St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church have made participating in the strike part of their observance of the ecumenical Season of Creation, which runs Sept. 1-Oct. 4.
After a prayer service, they plan to bus from their church to City Hall, where the city's protest is taking place. They'll then join the strike behind their Laudato Si' banner, with pamphlets about the pope's encyclical on the environment ready to pass out.
Fr. Michael Biewend, pastor at St. Mary Magdalene Church in Portland, Oregon, joins two young girls on top of a pile of plastic foam collected as part of an Earth Day recycling collection. (The Madeline Parish)
The parish advertised the strike in its Mass bulletin, and sent an email to the parents of schoolchildren saying the strike is "an important opportunity for your child to engage in education outside of the classroom walls and bear witness to the Church's Social Teachings." At least a handful of elementary students have said they plan to attend.
Bill Hunter will also be there. Turning 75 later this month, he has been a part of the parish's Laudato Si' Circle prayer group. He and others view the strike as a way to bring together their study of the pope's encyclical and Catholic social teaching with their concerns about climate change, particularly what it means for their grandchildren.
Like others, Hunter sees a "fearless conviction and energetic creativity" that young people have brought to the climate issue. What older people bring, he said, is experience; in his case, he was among the lawyers who finalized the 1998 master settlement agreement with the country's five largest cigarette manufacturers. Those lessons, Hunter said, can be adapted in the shift away from fossil fuels and toward renewable energy.
To Rabiner, the St. Mary Academy student, those types of life experiences can benefit younger activists, especially to help them consider how their words and actions might be seen and portrayed in media or by opponents. Other young people said that adults can help substantiate their claims to some people, and urged their elders to take actions that they yet cannot, such as voting.
"We've been around a long time," Pendergast said. "Some of us have some wisdom to offer."
"What they ask of me, I will gladly do."
[Brian Roewe is an NCR staff writer. His email address is broewe@ncronline.org. Follow him on Twitter: @BrianRoewe.]
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Oct. 24, 2018: USP has submitted a Citizen Petition to FDA to update the compendial reference to <823> in the federal regulations on current good manufacturing practice (cGMP) for PET drugs (21 CFR § 212.5(b)) from USP 32-NF 27 to USP 35-NF30 to reflect the currently official version of <823>. FDA has formally acknowledged this request.Until such time that the FDA updates part 212, please see the archived version of <823>.
Click from the below dates to view past updates.
Fluodeoxyglucose F18 Injection and Ammonia N13 Injection have been balloted by the Chemical Medicines 4 Expert Committee and approved to become official in USP 41 2S, on Dec 1, 2018. The Radioactive Drugs Expert Panel is working towards updating additional monographs, with a target PF publication of 45(1).
<821> Radioactivity: This chapter has undergone its first major revision, since it was introduced in 1975. The Chemical Medicines Monographs 4 Expert Committee (CHM4 EC) revised <821> for clarity and content, and published it for public comment in Pharmacopeial Forum (PF) 41(5) [Sep.-Oct. 2015]. The Expert Committee reviewed all of the comments received and made changes to the chapter. A summary of the comments and how they were addressed can be found in the Commentary for USP 40-NF 35.
The CHM4 EC approved the final version of <821> for official adoption in USP 40-NF 35 with an implementation date of May 1, 2017.
<1821> Radioactivity—Theory and Practice: This new chapter includes information related to the theory and practice of radioactivity measurements originally published in <821>. Chapter <1821> describes the types of radioactive decay and emissions, the use of radioactive standards for instrument qualification and calibration, and instrumentation for detection and measurement of radioactive emissions. In addition, <1821> contains a glossary of common terms that reflect current practices. The new chapter was published for public comment in PF 41(5). The CHM4 EC reviewed all of the comments received and made changes to the chapter. Find a summary of the comments and how they were addressed in the Commentary for USP 40-NF 35.
The CHM4 EC approved the final version of <1821> for official adoption in USP 40-NF 35 with an implementation date of May 1, 2017.
<1823> Positron Emission Tomography Drugs—Information: This new chapter includes information regarding positron emission tomography (PET) radionuclides, definitions of common terminology, production and quality assurance (QA), and quality attributes for PET drug products. Chapter <1823> was published for public comment in PF 41(5). The CHM4 EC reviewed all the comments received and made changes to the chapter. Find a summary of the comments and how they were addressed in the Commentary for USP 40-NF 35.
The CHM4 EC approved the final version of <1823> for official adoption in USP 40–NF 35 with an implementation date of May 1, 2017.
The inclusion of <1823> eliminates the need for chapter <1015> Automated Radiochemical Synthesis Apparatus, which will be omitted from the USP–NF.
Until 2011, USP had two general chapters related to PET drugs: 1) <1015>, which described a QA program for equipment, reagents, documentation, and software used in the production of PET drugs; and 2) <823> Positron Emission Tomography Drugs for Compounding, Investigational, and Research Uses, which provided an extensive QA program for compounding PET drugs.
In 2009, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a guidance document on PET drug manufacturing that recognized <823> as an alternative for current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP) for investigational and research PET drugs.
In 2011, when <823> was revised to align with FDA guidance and to represent current compendial thinking about the preparation of PET drugs, the General Chapters—Physical Analysis Expert Committee (GCPA EC) recognized the need for a new chapter to supplement <823> with additional information on concepts, technologies, and procedures related to PET drug manufacturing and controls. The GCPA EC hopes that the resulting new chapter, <1823>, will serve the needs of all members of the PET community, including patients, research subjects, medical institutions, and clinical researchers.
The scope of this Key Issues page is being expanded from PET drugs to cover all radioactive articles in USP.
Public comments on these General Chapters will be accepted until November 30, 2015. USP encourages the public to comment on these General Chapters especially from all members of the nuclear medicine and PET communities, including drug manufacturers, professional associations, and regulatory agencies.
An article recently published by the Committee on Pharmacopeia associated with the Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging (SNMMI) describes the impact of potential changes to the role of USP monographs for PET drugs after the sunset of the 1997 FDA Modernization Act requirements for PET drugs. In addition, the article contains recommendations for USP monographs for PET drugs that are currently not approved by the FDA. The article appears in the March issue (JNM, vol. 54, no 3, pp 472-475), and can be accessed here.
The Second Supplement to USP 37-NF 32, which was published on June 1, 2014, included the omission of eight monographs for non-FDA approved PET drugs. Since the USP typically does not maintain monographs for non-FDA approved products, these changes bring USP's approach to PET drug monographs in line with other USP monographs. It is important to note that these changes only affect monographs for non-FDA approved PET drugs. USP will continue to maintain monographs for FDA-approved PET drugs.
The changes were approved by the USP Small Molecules–4 Expert Committee, which is responsible for PET drugs. The Committee followed the recommendations of the Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging (SNMMI) Committee on Pharmacopeia (see: Journal of Nuclear Medicine, 2013, vol. 54, no. 3, pp 472-475). The article can be accessed here.
SNMMI recommendations to omit monographs for non-FDA approved PET drugs published in March 2013.
Omission of monographs for non-FDA approved PET drugs proposed in Pharmacopeial Forum 39(4) [Jul-Aug 2013]. Public comments on this proposal were received until September 30, 2013. There were no comments opposed to the proposed omissions.
USP Monographs-Small Molecules 4 Expert Committee voted to approve the omission of monographs for non-FDA approved PET drugs from USP-NF.
The omission of monographs for non-FDA approved PET drugs becomes official on December 1, 2014.
The U.S. Pharmacopeial Convention (USP) is announcing the adoption of the revision of General Chapter <823> Radiopharmaceuticals for Positron Emission Tomography (PET)–Compounding in USP 35–NF 30, became official on May 1, 2012. The USP 35–NF 30 commentary, which is a summary of all the comments along with their disposition, can be found on the USP web site (commentary for <823> starts on page 8 of USP 35–NF Commentary.
USP has submitted a Citizen Petition to FDA to update the compendial reference to USP 35-NF 30 in the federal regulations on current good manufacturing practice (cGMP) for PET drugs (21 CFR § 212.5(b)).
FDA has formally acknowledged USP's Citizen Petition.
The U.S. Pharmacopeial Convention (USP) is announcing the adoption of the revision of General Chapter <823> Radiopharmaceuticals for Positron Emission Tomography (PET)-Compounding in USP 35–NF 30, which will be published in November 2011 and official on May 1, 2012. Once the official date is reached, the title of <823> will change to "Positron Emission Tomography Drugs for Compounding, Investigational, and Research Uses". The proposal was published in Pharmacopeial Forum (PF) 37(1)[Jan–Feb 2011] for the public review and comment period, which ended on March 31, 2011. USP received several comments from industry as well as the FDA. The Drugs for Positron Emission Tomography–Compounding Expert Panel reviewed all comments and recommended subsequent changes to the text to the General Chapters–Physical Analysis Expert Committee (GCPA) and the revision was approved by GCPA. The USP 35–NF 30 commentary, which is a summary of all the comments along with their disposition, will be posted on the USP web site in November 2011, coinciding with the publication. USP has initiated the process to petition FDA to update the compendial reference to USP 35–NF 30 in its regulation. Until the reference is amended, investigational and research PET drug manufacturers will still need to comply with General Chapter <823> of USP 32–NF 27 (2009) or the Code of Federal Regulations Title 21 Part 212 to meet CGMP requirements.
On February 21, 2011 at 1:00pm EST/10:00am PST, USP hosted a live webinar where 75 participants from companies, universities and hospitals across the country shared their questions and concerns. This live event was recorded and is posted below along with the presentation slides and a document listing all the questions from the session with answers.
The U.S. Pharmacopeial Convention (USP) is seeking input on a proposed revision of General Chapter <823> Radiopharmaceuticals for Positron Emission Tomography (PET)—Compounding in the U.S. Pharmacopeia–National Formulary (USP–NF). Input is being sought from practitioners involved in PET drug production and compounding in the fields of nuclear medicine, radiology, and diagnostic imaging and related areas.
Originally published in 1998, General Chapter <823> describes requirements for the production and compounding of PET drugs, typically as injectable solutions in a multi-dose vial. Production is defined as the process of synthesis or formulation of a PET drug for investigational or research uses. Compounding is defined as the process of synthesis or formulation of a PET drug for use in pharmacy and medicine. Since the chapter's publication in 1998, technological, marketplace, and regulatory changes related to PET drugs have necessitated the chapter's revision.
In 2009, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) published final regulations (the Final Rule) and an accompanying guidance document for PET Current Good Manufacturing Practices (CGMP). Once the FDA's Final Rule becomes effective on December 12, 2011, General Chapter <823> (as published in USP 32–NF 27) will officially constitute the minimum CGMP requirements for investigational and research PET drugs used in human subjects under an Investigational New Drug application or under the approval of a Radioactive Drug Research Committee. All other PET drugs will be subject to FDA's new CGMP requirements. It is important to note that the FDA Final Rule references General Chapter <823> in USP 32–NF 27. Once the current revision process for General Chapter <823> is completed and the chapter is published, USP will petition FDA to update the reference in its regulation. Until that is accomplished, investigational and research PET drug manufacturers will have to comply with the 1998 version of General Chapter <823> or the Code of Federal Regulations Title 21 Part 212 to meet CGMP requirements.
All comments to the revisions to Chapter <823> may be submitted to Dr. Ravi Ravichandran at USP823@usp.org by March 31, 2011.


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Pękaninko (niem.: Klein Panknin) – osada w Polsce położona w województwie zachodniopomorskim, w powiecie białogardzkim, w gminie Białogard. W latach 1975–1998 osada należała do województwa koszalińskiego. W roku 2007 osada liczyła 20 mieszkańców. Osada wchodzi w skład sołectwa Pękanino.

Geografia
Osada leży ok. 1 km na północ od Pękanina, przy drodze między Pękaninem a Kościernicą.

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W osadzie znajduje się przystanek komunikacji autobusowej.

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Białogard (gmina wiejska)


A lot of things I want to do and see I actually don't want to do or see because of the hassle involved. I just want the memory of having done so downloaded into my brain. "Total Recall" can't get here soon enough. The only thing that movie got wrong is that people wouldn't pay for that stuff, they'd pirate it like everything else.


Oct 14 Are 'Touchy Triggers' Keeping You From Loving Your Relationship?
We hear an old song on the radio and it's like magic! We're instantly transported back in time to a tucked away memory when that song was part of our life.
Maybe it takes you back to summer barbeques with your family on the beach. Or perhaps it's cruising in your first car with friends, blaring the radio. Or it might be a memory of practicing your dance moves in front of the mirror.
Sometimes we're transported to a happy, care-free time —or to a season that brings back painful memories. But songs aren't the only thing that can trigger memories.
It's natural for us to view new relationships through the lens of our experiences with previous partners. Even though we may have left our past behind and we're moving on, sometimes circumstances in our current relationship can remind us of a negative experience from the past.
Following my divorce, it took a long time to recover from the emotional bumps and bruises I sustained throughout an unhealthy marriage. I joined a support group and met with a counselor. For several years I worked hard to overcome and to heal. So, after all of that I was ready to move on romantically…or so I thought.
Some use the term "baggage", but I tend to think of a trigger…a touchy trigger! Much like that familiar song that has the power to transport you back to a specific memory, touchy triggers are like a switch in your head…and before you know it, they've sent you somewhere you don't want to go.
My Ex was unreasonable, disrespectful and dissatisfied. His words and actions left me feeling inadequate and unlovable. My past with him created touchy triggers in my present.
After Mike and I married, it didn't take long for me to realize that I didn't have control over these touchy triggers. Every time Mike would make a reasonable request or give me respectful feedback he would trip one of my triggers.
Through my lens of those painful past experiences, I was unable to see Mike as a reasonable and respectful person. Instead I quickly reacted (actually, I overreacted). My touchy triggers became a painful pattern in our relationship and Mike had some touchy triggers too.
The wounds from both of our pasts would rub up against each other, fueling excessive conflict and confusion. We'd go round and round, triggering each other, over-reacting and lashing out.
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"He thinks you're a lazy wreck"…"He's not happy with you"…"You'll never be good enough" "He's trying to fix you"! These were the voices going off in my head whenever Mike hit one of my touchy triggers. And by the way, those voices are liars. None of these things were true.
Even something seemingly small and insignificant can trip a touchy trigger and result in an intense emotional response. A conversation, situation or even just a single word can trigger a painful memory from the past and activate those old voices — our irrational influencers. Then we start making negative assumptions and false projections about our current partner.
Your irrational influencers might be whispering different lies in your ears. But you don't have to let them convince you that their lies are truth. You can do something different.
The reality is that we will all find qualities or behaviors in our new partner that rub us the wrong way. They are imperfect and so are we. What's important here is how we choose to respond in those moments when touchy triggers hit. Do we choose to look through objective, non-judgmental eyes that are seeking to understand the truth? Or, do we allow irrational influencers to take over and dictate a negative response?
Humility. You've got to start by honestly admitting that your touchy triggers exist and that you've been believing the lies of your irrational influencers. First to yourself, then to your partner.
Courage. Change always requires courage. It's scary to explore old wounds and commit to the work it takes to heal. I like this definition of courage: the decision that something else is more important than fear. Don't let fear win.
Help. You'll need some help along the way. Help might just be a trusted friend to process with. Or you might need the insights of a coach or counselor. Whatever you do, don't try to face it alone.
Mike and I have both invested a lot of energy into healing. We've met with counselors individually and together. We can't say we now live conflict free, but we can say our current home life is peaceful.
Don't let your past corrupt your current relationship or rob you of enjoying and appreciating your new partner. Mike and I didn't stay stuck in conflict and painful patterns and you shouldn't either!
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Samuel Margolis (1883 – November 13, 1982) was an American voice teacher. Born in Latvia (then part of the Russian Empire), Margolis moved to the United States as a young child and grew up in New York City. He initially intended to pursue a career as an opera singer, but a throat injury forced him to change career paths.

Margolis was hired as a singing teacher by the Metropolitan Opera where he worked for several decades, first at the "Old Met" and later at the Metropolitan Opera House at Lincoln Center. He taught many leading singers as well as comprimario singers at the Met, including Robert Merrill and Jerome Hines. Merrill studied voice with him for more than four decades.

Margolis's voice studio also attracted students from outside the Met. He often worked with Broadway actors and stage personalities like Jose Ferrer and Gertrude Lawrence. He taught young aspiring singers, some of whom, such as Robert Moulson and Lucy Kelston, went on to have successful singing careers. President Jimmy Carter bestowed upon him a Presidential Citation in 1979 that praised him for his lengthy teaching career. He continued to give voice lessons up through 1981. He died in Englewood, New Jersey at the age of 99.

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As the new academic year begins on 23 September 2010, many students are languishing in jail in Iran. Amnesty International is calling on the Iranian authorities to immediately and unconditionally release all student prisoners of conscience targeted for their political or human rights activism. Other students have been subjected to arbitrary measures and have been banned from university studies.
In particular the organization is calling on the authorities to release immediately and unconditionally imprisoned student leader Majid Tavakkoli and members of the central committee of the Office for the Consolidation of Unity (OCU - Daftar-e Tahkim-e Vahdat), a student organization. Other members of the OCU's central committee are free on bail but face the possibility of imprisonment in the future.
The OCU is a nationwide student organization that has been at the forefront of demanding political reform and greater respect for human rights in recent years. Since the disputed presidential election of 2009 which triggered a period of intense repression by the Iranian authorities, many of the OCU's members around the country – including members of its central committee - have been banned from study, either temporarily or permanently; arrested; and some imprisoned. Some have been tortured or otherwise ill-treated.
Students banned from study because of their peaceful exercise of their rights to freedom of expression, association and assembly are deprived of their right to education as guaranteed by Article 13 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR) to which Iran is a state party.
The OCU was declared illegal by the Ministry of Science, Research and Technology in early 2009. Amnesty International is also urging the Iranian authorities to allow the OCU to continue its peaceful activities and to uphold fully the rights to freedom of freedom of expression, association and assembly.
Since the election, the authorities have also interfered with university teaching, launching a purge aimed particularly of social sciences, and have dismissed or forcibly retired university staff in universities across the country, apparently on account of their political or other conscientiously held beliefs. Some have even been arrested. Such interference with university teaching and harassment of professors also constitutes a breach of Iran's obligations under Article 13 of the ICESCR.
Behareh Hedayat, aged about 29, a member of the Central Committee of the Office for the Consolidation of Unity (OCU - a national student body which has been active in calling for political reform and opposing human rights violations in recent years) is serving a nine and a half year prison sentence in Evin prison. She is also the Chair of the Women's Committee of the OCU.
She was arrested on 31 December 2009, shortly after mass arrests following anti-government protests on the religious festival of Ashoura. Before this, in early December 2009, her recorded video speech for a conference in the Netherlands entitled "International solidarity with Iranian students' movement. On the occasion of Iran's National Student's Day" had been widely circulated on the internet.
She was charged with several "offences", including "interviews with foreign media", "insulting the leader", "insulting the president", "disrupting public order through participating in illegal gatherings", "illegal entrance and destruction of Amir Kabir University's main entrance during Mehdi Karroubi's [an unsuccessful candidate in the presidential election] visit to the university".
In May 2010 Behareh Hedayat was sentenced to six months in prison for "insulting the president", two years for "insulting the Leader" and five years for "acting against national security". A two year suspended prison term previously imposed for her participation in the June 2006 demonstration calling for an end to discrimination against women in law was also implemented. Her nine-and-a-half year sentence was upheld in July 2010. In early September 2010 she was brought to Branch 1053 of the General Court to face a fresh charge of "disturbing public order" relating to a peaceful gathering of families and supporters of political prisoners outside Evin Prison to celebrate the Iranian New Year in March 2009. If convicted, she could face up to one year's imprisonment and 74 lashes.
23-year-old Milad Asadi is a student of electrical engineering at Khajeh Nasir University and is also a leading member of the Office for the Consolidation of Unity (OCU), a national student body which has been prominent in demanding political reform and an end to human rights violations in recent years. He was arrested shortly before mass demonstrations against the government took place on university campuses on 7 December, which is Students' Day in Iran, marking the anniversary of the killing of three students in 1953 by police. In May 2010, he was sentenced to seven years in prison, which was upheld on appeal in July 2010. Like Bahareh Hedayat, in early September 2010, he was brought to Branch 1053 of the General Court to face a fresh charge of "disturbing public order" relating to a peaceful gathering of families and supporters of detained student activists outside Evin Prison to celebrate the Iranian New Year in March 2009.
Other members of the OCU targeted for repression include Mehdi Arabshahi, who is the Secretary of the OCU and who was arrested on 27 December 2009 - the religious festival of Ashoura - when mass demonstrations against the government took place. He suffered a heart attack while detained, possibly as a result of torture or other ill-treatment, and was released on bail on 11 March, but has yet to be tried. He has required hospital treatment for heart problems since his release.
24-year-old Morteza Samyari, another central committee member arrested on 4 January 2010, is also currently free on bail pending his appeal against his conviction and sentence following a mass "show trial" of 16 persons on 30 January 2010. All were accused of involvement in orchestrating the Ashoura protests. He was sentenced on 18 February 2010 to one year in prison on the charge of propaganda against the system and a five-year prison sentence on the charge of "gathering and colluding with the intent to act against national security", apparently in connection with a proposed meeting with EU representatives which never took place. He was released on bail of 500 million rials (approx US$500,000) in February 2010, and a guarantee of a further 100 millions rials (approx US$100,000).
Amnesty International is also calling for the immediate and unconditional release of student leader Majid Tavakkoli a member of the Islamic Students' Association at Amir Kabir University in Tehran, where he studied ship-building. He was arrested outside Amir Kabir University, on 7 December 2010 after making a speech at one of the nationwide student demonstrations that day. His lawyer was not permitted to attend his trial, which took place in January 2010, after which he was sentenced to eight-and-a-half years in prison. He was also issued a five-year ban on any involvement in political activities and on leaving the country. His conviction and sentence were upheld on appeal in September 2010.


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Circuit Court judges in Richmond, Va., have approved the appointment of openly gay prosecutor Tracy Thorne-Begland to the bench, just days after five major area law firms submitted a letter of support for him and a month after the General Assembly had originally rejected his nomination.
Thorne-Begland's appointment as a District Court judge will only last until the General Assembly reconvenes, at which point they'll vote to decide whether to keep him.
For now, his appointment ends a lengthy debate over whether legislators' rejection of him was in part because of his sexual orientation or because of his record.
Opponents maintained that they objected to his public support of gay rights and his outspokenness against the "don't ask, don't tell" policy. Thorne-Begland was serving as a naval officer when he came out publicly 20 years ago against it.
When the General Assembly reconvenes, Thorne-Begland will need at least 51 votes in the 100-member House to capture the nomination; last month, he received only 31.


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Justin Reid, S, Stanford: The Cardinal standout has quietly been climbing up the charts in the pre-draft process, and that ascension will only accelerate following his strong workout on the turf at Lucas Oil Stadium. Reid ran an impressive 4.40-second 40-yard dash and exhibited outstanding explosiveness with a solid jet of jumps (36.5-inch vert, 10-foot-8 broad). He followed it up with a solid positional workout that showcased his quick feet and superb body control. Although his ball skills are suspect, based on his pass-catching struggles, Reid looks like an intriguing option as a top-40 pick.
Josh Jackson, CB, Iowa: The ball-hawking safety entered the weekend with a chance to claim the No. 1 spot on the cornerback chart, but a disappointing workout will make it tougher for the Hawkeye to seize the crown. Posting a pedestrian 4.56-second 40, Jackson also disappointed scouts with his movement skills and unpolished backpedal in drills. He didn't look comfortable with his turns and transitions, and his upright stance could be an issue as a young player. While most scouts will trust the evaluations compiled off film study, this disappointing showing is a definite setback for the potential first-rounder heading into the pro day circuit.
Tarvarus McFadden, CB, Florida State: Any shot of the Florida State product surging up the charts went by the wayside when he recorded a 4.67 40-yard dash. McFadden's sluggish time confirmed scouts fears of his speed deficiencies, and this makes him a tougher sell to coaches seeking press corners. While his biggest supporters in the meeting rooms will point to his strong 2016 campaign as a sign of his potential, it will be hard for coaches to ignore a high-4.6 when pondering draft-day options at cornerback.


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The 1898 South Dakota gubernatorial election was held on November 8, 1898. Incumbent governor Andrew E. Lee, elected in 1896 as a Populist, he ran for re-election as a Fusion candidate. He was challenged by Republican nominee Kirk G. Phillips, the state treasurer. Lee narrowly defeated Phillips to win his second term as governor, but most of his Fusion allies lost their elections, leaving him as the lone statewide officeholder.

Fusion conventions
Prior to the separate conventions of the Democrats, Populists, and Free Silver Republicans, U.S. Senator Richard F. Pettigrew worked behind the scenes to continue the coalition's success. To ensure that anti-silver Democrats didn't bolt from the coalition, he convinced the three parties that the Democrats should be granted four positions on the statewide ticket, which the parties embraced. In the end, the nominations were divvied up among the three parties as follows:

 Governor: Andrew E. Lee, Populist
 Lieutenant Governor: T. C. Robinson, Free Silver Republican
 Secretary of State: George Sparling, Populist
 Treasurer: Maris Taylor, Democrat
 Superintendent of Public Instruction: L. G. Hintz, Democrat
 Attorney General: C. S. Palmer, Free Silver Republican
 Auditor: Hugh J. Smith, Democrat
 Commissioner of School Lands: John Scollard, Democrat
 Railroad Commissioner: W. H. Tompkins, Populist

Republican convention
State Treasurer Kirk G. Phillips entered the Republican convention, held on August 24, 1898, in Mitchell, as the clear frontrunner for the Republican nomination. He ended up winning the nomination in a landslide, winning 449 votes to O. S. Gifford's 449 and H. M. Finnerud's 43.

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Other paths within the Red Rock Canyon location include:.
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How to Become the Most Celebrated Satirist in the Middle East, a Step-by-Step Guide:
Step One: Become a heart surgeon. Live to middle age.
Step Two: Witness the Arab Spring first-hand. Get angry at the media's portrayal of protesters in Tahrir Square, and at the advice of a friend, post takedowns on a burgeoning internet platform YouTube. Unexpectedly garner millions of views.
Step Three: Make more videos; get a network show; target religious and political leaders who abuse power. Earn 30 million loyal viewers, all of whom need a good reason to laugh.
At least, that's how Bassem Youssef did it. But if the 42-year-old 'Egyptian Jon Stewart' and host of Fusion's new series Democracy Handbook, ever sat down to write a how-to, this is about as far as he'd go. "I have no explanation," Youssef says of his sudden, unexpected rise in popularity. "I have no manual. I cannot tell you, 'Let me show you how I did it,' because I don't know. It just happened." Additionally, the brief guidelines above don't mention anything about how to handle regime change, death threats, governmental inquisitions or potential financial ruin and imprisonment. Becoming the Most Celebrated Satirist in the Middle East might bring the sort of rabid admiration that makes owners of halal carts around the world offer free falafel (a normal occurrence, per Sara Taksler, who produced the documentary Tickling Giants about Youssef), but it also might involve an exile from one's homeland.
An as hard as it to believe, Youssef had no performing experience before he began making YouTube videos in 2011 at the age of 37. He was charismatic and quick with a joke, and his work as a cardiologist brought him to the U.S. on several occasions; during one of his visits, he found Jon Stewart on TV and fell in love with The Daily Show. Beyond vague fantasies of having his own show, though, he had no idea what was to come. In the words of Taksler, "He spent his life being a really good guy to have at a dinner party."
After nine episodes of his lo-fi YouTube series B+ earned 40 millions views, he quickly jumped over to Egyptian station ONTV with Al Bernameg, which loosely translates to "The Show." Taking advantage of unprecedented level of free speech, it took on not only media outlets but radical clerics, conservative government ministers and then-president Mohammed Morsi. For its second season, the series changed networks and taped in front of live studio audience — something that had never been done before in his native country. Famous segments excoriated the military leaders who claimed to have developed a device to cure both AIDS and Hepatitis, and an outsized ceremonial hat worn by Morsi at a graduation ceremony. "There are people funnier than me," says Youssef. "But people exploded with laughter because we made fun of those that other people were afraid to make fun of. We wrote at the table what was happening every single day."
Many who witnessed Al Bernameg's high points while in Cairo between 2012 and 2014 — including Mo Amer, a Kuwaiti-born, Houston-raised comic who was the only American other than Jon Stewart to feature on the show — will testify to the show's cathartic power and the electricity it generated. "Every show was like a Superbowl," says Amer. "What American TV show do you know when everybody huddles around at cafés waiting for it to come on?" The entire Arabic-speaking world was in on it, too; Amer's appearance raised his status among his relatives and, yes, halal cart guys.
While Youssef gave Egyptians a chance to laugh through the difficult aftermath of the Arab Spring, his work also put him at risk. Predictably, the Morsi regime brought him in for questioning, charging that he insulted Islam and the president. (In a show of silliness and bravery, he arrived at the courthouse wearing the same enormous hat he'd worn on the show to mock the leader.) Though the comedian paid a fine and wasn't jailed, the incident was the first shot fired in an attempt to threaten the show's influence. Even when the military coup brought Abdel Fattah el-Sisi to power, and the vocal minority who opposed Youssef grew louder, the Al Bernameg staff continued to push boundaries.
"Trump is a racist, xenophobic, bigoted guy, but in the Middle East, we call that Monday. He'd be classified as a liberal progressive."
Meanwhile, authorities pegged the host as a tool of the Zionist American establishment, and some civilians worried about what his occasionally profane jabs meant for the culture at large. (A devout Muslim himself, Youssef was always very careful to draw the line between the person abusing the power and the religion — he's never intended to insult Islam outright.) "Satire brings awareness and breaks down taboos," says Youssef. "What's done afterward, is with the people. Whether this guy is a satirist or a guy shouting from the top of a pulpit, lazy people are lazy people everywhere. You're not going to change people's habits."
By 2014, the al-Sisi government found ways to interrupt, postpone or cancel broadcasts, while oussef himself grappled with a barrage of threats against him and his family. "From day one, I was bullied, shamed, threatened. I have people threatening me, my family, my 4-year-old daughter, hoping she will die with cancer," he says. "When I find somebody having a screenshot of a tweet that says, 'I'm going to kill you,' I'm like, Seriously? Welcome to my world."
Mounting restrictions and safety concerns led Youssef to end his show in June 2014; a dubious vedict ruling that he owed his old network millions prompted him to leave Egypt altogether. He spent the next year in Dubai, fielding offers to host game shows and be a judge on X-Factor — he even got an offer to return to his show, if he agreed to severe restrictions. Instead, he went west.
"I see my future in America," says Youssef, who currently lives in California. He's in the early stages of creating a one-man show, something he calls a "think piece" about how powerful people use fear to manipulate the body politic. He and Amer have developed a mutually beneficial relationship; Youssef gets stage time opening for the L.A.-based comic on tour dates in places like Tunisia, and Amer makes a splash with a touring companion who thrills Arab crowds. ("He's like Bigfoot," says the latter.)
An in the 10 five-minute Democracy Handbook episodes released online today, Youssef tours the States while giddily pointing out some of the same hypocrisy and small-minded thinking he encountered back home. He talks with armed militia members, reconsiders Arab stereotypes in Hollywood and visits a "Muslim-free" gun shop in Florida, pondering not only bigotry but its power to make money and influence behavior. Though he confesses he didn't learn anything about the U.S. that "sitcoms didn't tell me," Youssef did attend his first Donald Trump rally. His evaluation: "Trump is a racist, xenophobic, bigoted guy, but in the Middle East, we call that Monday. He's too cute to run in the Middle East — he'd be classified as a liberal progressive."
According to Youssef, new projects like the Fusion show are his way of making inroads with his new audience in the U.S. "I am risking a lot of things making this move, but it's a challenge," says Youssef. "So, at the age of 42, I am going on yet another adventure." During recent live gigs, he encountered hecklers prepared to derail the show, and who he feels were hired by the Egyptian embassy. But Youssef did something that would fit right in the handbook of the Most Celebrated Satirist in the Middle East. "I refused to let them be ejected," he says. "I made fun of them the whole time."