An orthopedist is a specialist who treats any diseases or defects related to the musculoskeletal system. If we consider what the orthopedist cures, we can in particular note the developmental defects that are relevant for the bone system, as well as congenital forms of pathologies, complications that develop against the background of infectious diseases. In addition, this list includes traumas of domestic character and various injuries, conditions within the post-traumatic period, and diseases of the bone system. A separate direction of the specifics in the activity of the orthopedist is treatment of occupational diseases, which affect the state of the musculoskeletal system and its functions directly.
Outpatient (or conservative) orthopedics. In this case, a specialist considers the implementation of preventive measures for diseases of the musculoskeletal system in a clinic. In addition, this area is focused on the implementation of non-operative treatment measures to cure diseases of bones and joints.
Endoprosthetics. This direction is focused on the implementation of surgical prosthetic measures to cure bones and joints, which is particularly true if it is impossible to keep them using other options for treatment.
Surgical orthopedics. The spine, feet, teeth and brushes are the main areas of influence of this direction of orthopedics. This direction is radical in treatment, producing effect on the bones, joints and ligaments.
Traumatology. Sports orthopedics is applied here. As treatment methods, specialists use conservative and surgical therapies, focused on injuries, which in one way or another relate to the bone system. This also includes timely fixation of fractures and measures aimed at correcting soft-tissue defects of joints and limbs, as well as measures aimed at correcting old forms of defects. Considering the fact that sports orthopedics are also included in this area, the treatment is focused on those specific injuries that athletes receive during their activities.
Pediatric orthopedics, teenage orthopedics. This area is focused on prevention and necessary treatment of defects that are relevant for the bone system. Considering the initial definition of the groups, it can be noted that the patients in this case are children under the age of 1, as well as children of the younger age group and adolescents.
An Orthopedist: What Bodies Does This Doctor Cure?
The areas that the orthopedist treats most often: back, feet, shoulder blades, knee and hip joints, humerus.
When Do We Need to Visit an Orthopedist?
It should be noted that the pathologies that we have mentioned above are only a small part of all possible variants, moreover, a variety of such variants is noted not only in diseases but also in treatment of injuries and diseases of the bone system. Diseases of the joints, bones, spine and ligaments, including tissues in the immediate environment of the affected area, can be, as already indicated, congenital or acquired, as well as infectious. Acquired diseases are associated with injuries, occupational injuries and metabolic disorders. Infectious – with the effect of infection and concomitant inflammation during infectious diseases.
The development of bone disorders is slow, so the first symptoms that could indicate the need for orthopedic advice can be blurred, but serious and pronounced symptoms will be noted already at the stage of a large-scale lesion, which arose against the backdrop of a pathological process. In this type of violations, it is necessary to visit the orthopedist's office regularly, and it is important to do this from early childhood.
Deformities of the limbs, spine, chest, broken functions of small and large joints.
Aching pains and aching muscles, caused by weather changes.
Fracture of a cervical bone.
As a preventive measure, an orthopedic specialist is necessary when a patient is actively playing sports. If you follow such a recommendation on prophylaxis, you can avoid micro-traumas in a timely manner, which in turn will help to eliminate the problems in the future.


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Михаи́л Миха́йлович Ипполи́тов-Ива́нов (настоящая фамилия — Ива́нов; , Гатчина, Санкт-Петербургская губерния — 28 января 1935, Москва) — русский и советский композитор, дирижёр, педагог. Народный артист Республики (1922). Большая часть карьеры Ипполитова-Иванова связана с Московской консерваторией.

Биография

Ипполитов-Иванов родился в Гатчине, близ Санкт-Петербурга, .

Музыке учился с детства — сначала игре на скрипке, затем, живя уже в Петербурге, получил музыкальное образование в музыкальных классах для малолетних певчих при Исаакиевском соборе (1872—1875). В 1875 году поступил в Петербургскую консерваторию сначала в класс контрабаса, затем — специальной теории музыки, а через несколько лет (1880) — в класс композиции к Н. А. Римскому-Корсакову. Закончил обучение в 1882 году.

С 1882 по 1893 годы работал в Тифлисе (ныне — Тбилиси) в качестве руководителя основанного им отделения Русского музыкального общества, оперно-симфонического дирижёра и преподавателя музыкального училища. В Тифлисе в классе Иполитова-Иванова начинает своё музыкальное образование польский композитор и педагог Витольд Малишевский. В 1895 году, на основе армянских народных мелодий, записанных им в Нахичевани, композитор создаёт «Армянскую рапсодию», а в 1933 году он пишет 4 пьесы на армянские народные темы для струнного квартета.

С 1893 года, по приглашению Чайковского, Ипполитов-Иванов — профессор Московской консерватории, а в 1906—1922 годах — её ректор. В 1899—1906 годах дирижёр Московской частной русской оперы Саввы Мамонтова и Оперы Зимина. С 1909 г. дирижировал в Исторических концертах С. Н. Василенко. С 1925 дирижёр Большого театра. Под его руководством впервые были исполнены оперы «Царская невеста», «Кащей Бессмертный» и др.

Жена — оперная певица В. М. Зарудная.

Умер 28 января 1935 года. Похоронен в Москве на Новодевичьем кладбище.

Педагогическая деятельность
В Московской консерватории Ипполитов-Иванов преподавал гармонию, инструментовку, композицию, вёл оперный класс. Среди его учеников были А. М. Баланчивадзе, С. Василенко, Р. Глиэр, А. Гольденвейзер, Р. Меликян, К. Закарян, К. Игумнов, Т. Бубек. В 1905 году в качестве заместителя сменил на посту директора Московской консерватории В. И. Сафонова, ушедшего в годичный отпуск. В 1906 году, после отказа Сафонова продолжать работу в консерватории, стал её директором. Отдал много сил сохранению традиций Московской консерватории в годы Первой мировой войны и Октябрьской революции, стремился сохранить её профессорско-преподавательский состав, изыскивал необходимые средства и т. д. В 1917 году совместно с женой организовал Оперно-вокальную студию имени П. И. Чайковского (существовала до 1924 года). 2 октября 1922 года Совет консерватории принял отставку Ипполитова-Иванова с поста ректора.

Творчество
В своём творчестве ориентировался на учителя — Н. А. Римского-Корсакова. Использовал русский, грузинский и армянский фольклор. В области гармонии был чужд новаций. Преимущественное внимание уделял жанру оперы. Сочинял русскую церковную музыку. Принимал участие в переносе грузинских духовных песнопений на ноты, внёс большой вклад в процесс сбора и издания грузинских народных песен. Среди наиболее часто исполняемых сочинений Ипполитова-Иванова — оркестровая сюита «Кавказские эскизы», хоры «Благослови, душе моя, Господа», «Се ныне благословите Господа», «Гимн пифагорейцев».

Награды
 орден Трудового Красного Знамени (30.01.1934)

Память
Именем М. М. Ипполитова-Иванова названы музыкальные школы в Москве, Гатчине (на здании установлена мемориальная доска) и Ростове-на-Дону; музыкальная школа № 1 в Костроме, а также известнейшее Московское музыкальное училище ныне Государственный музыкально-педагогический институт (Москва).

В ноябре 2019 года в Москве рядом с Государственным музыкально-педагогическим институтом открыт первый памятник М. Ипполитову-Иванову (автор — скульптор Айдын Зейналов).

В ноябре 2021 году установлен памятник в Гатчине у здания детской музыкальной школы, носящей имя композитора.

В столице Грузии г. Тбилиси названа улица в честь М. М. Ипполитова-Иванова (административный район Глдани-Надзаладеви).

Музыка Ипполитова-Иванова в кино
 «Сны» (1990) — «В ауле» из сюиты «Кавказские эскизы»

Список произведений

Оперы
 Ор. 6. «Руфь» (1883—86, 1-я постановка в 1887 году).
 Ор. 30. «Ася» (1900, 1-я постановка в 1900 году): клавир.
 Ор. 43. «Измена» (1908—09, 1-я постановка в 1910 году): клавир.
 Ор. 53. «Оле из Нордланда» (1915, 1-я постановка в 1916 году): клавир.
 Ор. 74. «Последняя баррикада» (1933).

Сочинения для оркестра
 Ор. 1. «Яр-Хмель (Весенняя увертюра)» (1881).
 Ор. 2. Скерцо (после 1881?).
 Ор. 10. Сюита № 1 «Кавказские эскизы» (1894): партитура.
 Ор. 34. Симфониетта (1902?, оркестровая версия скрипичной сонаты).
 Ор. 42. Сюита № 2 «Иверия» (1896): партитура.
 Ор. 46. Симфония № 1 (1907).
 Ор. 48. «Армянская рапсодия на народные темы» (1895).
 Ор. 50. «На Волге», музыкальная картинка (1910?).
 Ор. 54. «Мцыри», симфоническая поэма для оркестра и голоса ad libitum (1923—24): партитура.
 Ор. 55. «Тюркский марш» (1926).
 Ор. 56. «Из песен Оссиана», 3 музыкальные картины (1925): партитура.
 Ор. 62. Сюита № 3 «Тюркские фрагменты» (1930): партитура.
 Ор. 65. Сюита № 4 «В степях Туркменистана» (1935).
 Ор. 69. Сюита № 5 «Музыкальные картинки Узбекистана» (1935?).
 Ор. 79. «Каталонская сюита» (1932?).
 Симфония № 2 «Карелия» (без опуса; 1935).

Сочинения для хора
 Ор. 12. «Коронационная приветственная кантата» для детского хора и оркестра (1895)
 Ор. 18. «5 характерных картинок» для женского или смешанного хора и оркестра (1897): партитура
 Ор. 24. «Новгородская былина о лебеди белой» для смешанного хора (1894 или 1898)
 Ор. 29. «2 запричастных стиха» для смешанного хора и фортепиано (1899)
 Ор. 37. Литургия св. Иоанна Златоуста, для смешанного хора без сопровождения
 Ор. 38. «5 херувимских песней» для женского хора (1903).
 Ор. 39. «Гимн пифагорейцев восходящему солнцу» для смешанного хора, 10-ти флейт, 2-х арф и тубы (1904): клавир
 Ор. 43а. «Избранные молитвословия из Всенощного бдения» для смешанного хора (1909?)
 Ор. 49. Кондак св. Апостолу Матфею
 Ор. 54. Тропарь на празднование в честь явления Богородицы во граде Казани. Тропарь преподобному Дионисию Радонежскому
 «Привет Горькому» для смешанного хора и фортепиано (без опуса; 1927).

Сочинения для голоса
 Ор. 14. 6 романсов для голоса и фортепиано (1896).
 Ор. 21. 6 романсов для голоса и фортепиано (1897): ноты.
 Ор. 22. 7 романсов для голоса и фортепиано (1897): ноты (№№ 1—6).
 Ор. 28. 5 романсов для голоса и фортепиано (1899): ноты.
 Ор. 31. 4 романса для баритона и фортепиано (1901): ноты.
 Ор. 37. «Литургия св. Иоанна Златоуста» для смешанного хора (1903).
 Ор. 40. «3 библейских стихотворения» для голоса и фортепиано (1904): ноты.
 Ор. 41. «7 псалмов царя Давида» для голоса и фортепиано или арфы (1905).
 Ор. 45. «Сонеты Вильяма Шекспира» для голоса и фортепиано (1913): ноты.
 Ор. 58. 3 романса для голоса и фортепиано (1925?): ноты.
 Ор. 60. «5 японских стихотворений» для голоса и фортепиано (1928): ноты.
 Ор. 63. 4 романса для голоса и фортепианного трио (1933): ноты.
 Ор. 66. «2 былинки» для голоса и фортепиано (1933): ноты.
 Ор. 68. «4 стихотворения Рабиндраната Тагора» для голоса, флейты (или скрипки) и фортепиано (1935): ноты.
 Ор. 73. «5 русских песен» для голоса и фортепианного трио (1932).
 «3 киргизские песни» для голоса, деревянных духовых и фортепиано (без опуса; 1931).

Камерно-инструментальная музыка

С номером опуса
 Ор. 7. 5 маленьких пьес для фортепиано (1885).
 Ор. 8. Соната для скрипки и фортепиано (1895).
 Ор. 9. Фортепианный квартет (1894): партитура.
 Ор. 13. Струнный квартет (1894): партитура.
 Ор. 71. «Вечер в Грузии», музыкальная картинка для флейты, гобоя, кларнета, фагота и арфы или фортепиано (1935): партитура и голоса.

Без номера опуса
 «9 кавказских танцев» для народных инструментов (1883): ноты.
 «2 киргизские песни» для деревянных духовых и фортепиано (1931).
 Вариации для фортепианного трио (1932): ноты.
 «Сборник восточных мелодий в обработке для фортепиано» (1934).
 «3 пьесы на армянские темы» для струнного квартета (1934).
 Ноктюрн для арфы (1934).
 «Испанская серенада» для альта и фортепиано (опубл. в 1954).

Музыка к фильмам
 1908 — «Понизовая вольница»
 1909 — «Песнь про купца Калашникова» (фильм не сохранился)
 1914 — «Волга и Сибирь» (фильм не сохранился)
 1935 — «Чёрная пасть (Кара-Бугаз)» (совместно с С. И. Потоцким)

Редактирование и обработка чужих сочинений
 Ор. 70. «Женитьба» (1931, 1-я постановка в 1931 году): клавир. Инструментовка и завершение одноимённой оперы М. П. Мусоргского.

Утраченные и незаконченные работы
 Опера «Азра» (1889—90, оригинал уничтожен автором). Часть музыкального материала вошла в оперу «Измена».

Литературное наследие

Литература

Прижизненные
 Чемоданов, Сергей Михайлович. Михаил Михайлович Ипполитов-Иванов... / С. Чемоданов ; Обложка: I. R. [И. Рерберг]. - Москва : Музыкальный сектор - Гос. изд-во, 1927 (нотопечатня). - 56 с. : портр.; 18х13 см. - (Биографии современных русск. композиторов...).
 Чемоданов, Сергей Михайлович. Михаил Михайлович Ипполитов-Иванов : К 50-летию музыкальной деятельности / С. М. Чемоданов. — Москва : Гос. муз. изд-во, 1933 («Образцовая» тип.). — Обл., 40 с. : портр.; 18х13 см.

Примечания

Ссылки
NEKROPOLIS, Ипполитов-Иванов Михаил Михайлович
 Детская музыкальная школа имени Ипполитова-Иванова, Москва
 ГМПИ имени Ипполитова-Иванова, Москва
 Гатчинский рыцарь музыки (сын придворного подмастерья)
 Наш Михаил Михайлович
 Гущина Е. Э. Духовная музыка М. М. Ипполитова-Иванова и русская певческая традиция (предпросмотр диссертации)
 Гущина Е. Э. М. М. Ипполитов-Иванов: Музыкант, просветитель, человек (2016)
Михаил Ипполитов-Иванов - биография / Специальное радио, 2009
Михайлова Е. А. "Духовный стих о патриархе Гермогене" М. М. Ипполитова-Иванова // Musicus: Вестник Санкт-Петербургской государственной консерватории им. Н. А. Римского-Корсакова. — 2019. — № 3 (59). — С. 28—33.

Духовные композиторы
Преподаватели Московской консерватории
Ректоры и директора Московской консерватории
Оперные композиторы
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The first two chapters are less than one page, but help to set up the finale, called ONE-WAY CONVERSATION. It's one of my favorites. I'll post the intro as an excerpt, then you can read on for the punchline. Enjoy!
Rose groaned with disgust and the effort of pushing the splattered corpse off Martin. After she helped him up, he put his arm around her, looking in all directions for any sign of witnesses. Nothing. This is weird. After all that shooting, there must be someone. Then, assuming they were all alone, he did the most unexpected thing. He bent his head down and kissed Rose tenderly on the top of her head.
It was a beautiful sight. Even I had to agree. Tony, the fifth young punk, didn't find it the least bit endearing. As it turned out, he wasn't that big a coward after all. Yes, he ran away, but not very far. He was catching his breath at the far end of the street, tucked under his own shadowy stoop. And surprise, surprise: Tony also had a gun, which he was now pointing squarely at the crown of Martin's lowered, kissing head.
If Martin had known, he might have not waited so long before raising his head again. Even that little movement might have saved his life. Because that little punk Tony had him dead in his sights. And to make matters worse, he was a really good shot.
Tony squeezed the trigger long, slow and even, just like he'd been taught by Carlos, the very man Martin had just delivered from a lifetime of white canes and Braille Hustler magazines. His aim was perfect. Martin lingered with his kiss to make it even easier. Nothing in the world should have been able to save Martin from that long, slow, squeeze and the speeding bullet that followed.
Nothing at all. Except, just maybe, for a wee bit of luck.
Tony couldn't see him. Neither could Rose or Martin.
Paul was coming like a great black ghost, his hair glowing under the streetlight. He was moving fast, but there wasn't the slightest sound from his footsteps. He snapped the sickle open and it locked into place, its chrome engraved death's head emblem gleaming under the street lamp. Tony turned around at the sound, knowing it had to be some kind of knife or switchblade, guessing the newcomer must be in league with the tall guy and his rabid girlfriend. As he turned, he continued the slow squeeze of the trigger, his gun thrust out at eye level, gripped tightly in both hands for steady support.
Tony decided he would start firing as soon as he fully turned around. At this range, any hit will slow him down. Then I'll have time for a follow-up shot. And that's exactly what he would have done. If he still had a head.
"C'mere! C'mere! Quick!" Paul hissed at Michael, trying to remain unobserved by Martin and Rose long enough to delight in one of his most trea- sured indulgences. When Michael didn't move fast enough, he grabbed his hand and dragged him over, under the shadow of a barren tree.
There it was. It could have been mistaken for a half-deflated soccer ball, if it weren't for the ears. "Look!" Paul hooted, practically bouncing with excitement. It was still alive.
When I first moved to Manhattan on April Fool's Day 1980, the East Village was a cooler and creepier place than it is today. It's still cool and creepy here and there. Some of the blocks don't look that much different than they did back then. But from Avenue A eastward to Avenue D, well, that was a whole different world for us white folk, mostly artists, musicians, junkies and club kids, looking for cheap rent, cheap dope, cheap drinks and fun bars to mix all of the above with loud music.
I first lived on St. Mark's between 2nd and 1st in a railroad apartment with the bathtub in the kitchen. I was a junkie then, a "speedballer" actually, which meant I shot dope and coke together, which was good for staying up all night while still maintaining my narcotic composure. I shared the apartment with three other junkies. We'd sleep all day, then cop some dope and coke in the abandoned buildings of Alphabet City, stay up and go to clubs all night, then out for breakfast at Kiev after watching an hour of Mary Tyler Moore reruns. Such was life.
I moved into a boarded-up storefront on 3rd street between A and B shortly thereafter. A two-bedroom apartment for $375 a month. All the streets south of 6th between A and B were pretty scary then. Between B and C they were really scary. Between C and D? Well, you didn't want to go there at night. At all.


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Libby Parker November 2, 2017 Uncategorized
THE TEA PARTY RETURN TO ADELAIDE WITH TRANSMISSION
Canadian band The Tea Party are no strangers to Australia and tonight they are swinging back into town to celebrate 20 years of arguably their very best album Transmission.
Libby Parker had a chance to chat with bassist Stuart Chatwood about the tour, the album and one of their fans, Robert Plant.
The Upside News: What was it was like re-recording some of the biggest tracks from Transmission after so long?
Stuart Chatwood: Well, we had started the tour, I think, in February, learning the songs again in January, and we had such a great time across Canada, where we played 34 shows, and we went down to the States and did a few shows down there as well. We had a couple days off in Toronto. 20 years had passed since the original recording, and the songs had evolved so much live, and we wanted to put a different spin on it, that was more relevant to who we are now.
I mean, back then, we wrote about some ideals, and in the intermingling times, we've lived some of these ideals. So, we just thought it would be a fun thing. We weren't sure what we'd do with it, because, you know, just thought we'd capture it for ourselves, and then we decided to put it out, I guess we should have put it out right at the Canadian tour, but we just thought it was a good time now before these Australian dates so people can hear a different version before they head out to the concerts.
TUN: And what sorts of differences did you bring to it, and why did that difference come about?
Stuart Chatwood: Just each tour, successive tour, we'd approach the songs a little differently. So we'd pick up things over the years, and just, you've got to remember when you record something in the studio, you've maybe written the song, sometimes in the studio. You might be recording a song you've played only three or four times, so after we've played these songs a couple thousand times, you work out what drum fills you want, and how you want to play this song in particular. And what sounds best. You try things, some things didn't work, and some things replaced some of the things that did work initially in your mind, and you've improved on them, so.
TUN: So tell me about the collector's item coffee table books that'll be available on tour.
Stuart Chatwood: Yeah, I'm not sure if we're selling to the public, but I know that was a special thing we made for the people that wanted to get involved in the VIP meet and greet thing.
We just wanted to do something special for these people, and these are the most loyal fans that have been with us for all 16 prior tours of Australia, so, but back then we had done some amazing photographs with Joseph Cultice, who's quite a famous rock photographer. He's shot, you know, research his name and you'll see who he's shot, everyone from Bjork to Ozzy Osbourne, but just, he's done some great photos with us that the public hadn't seen.
There are a lot of stories that haven't been told, so we thought for the text in the book, we would just let all the people that we know in the industry that were involved in the record, or that were touched by us somewhat, to share their thoughts. And one of the Australian promoters, Sam Righi, that started with the band in the beginning, he kind of explains how the band broke in Australia, because a lot of people are still mystified, you know. Why are you guys so big in Australia? So, if you want to find out, you can just read the chapters in the book, so.
TUN: And speaking of your biggest fans, what's your favourite fan moment, whether it's here in Australia or overseas?
Stuart Chatwood: Just when you see fans in obscure places. I was watching a travel show about the hike that you do to all the churches and monasteries on the northern side of Spain. I forget the name of the hike, but it ends up in the church just north of Portugal on the Atlantic Ocean, and you have a big party with all the other pilgrims. And this travel show was reporting it, and this guy comes on, talks for about two minutes, and he's wearing an Edges of Twilight t-shirt. Cool stuff like that. Or we're in the Paris Metro and someone shouts across: Tea Party! You know, so, Australians find us everywhere, I guess.
TUN: Yeah. We get pretty excited about that sort of thing.
Stuart Chatwood: Yeah, and just finding out famous people who like you, you know, like when Robert Plant went to buy a car for his son, he actually went to my sister-in-law's dealership in Birmingham, England. And his name was Bob, and she's like, okay Bob, come in and sign the paperwork, and he came in, and it's Robert Plant.
TUN: Oh my god.
Stuart Chatwood: And Robert Plant, she said I don't, my sister-in-law, she's like, I don't really know if Robert Plant knows the Tea Party. I know you guys played with him, and you told a tall story about partying with the guys afterwards, so I'm just gonna ask. And Robert was like, absolutely, you know, I've got all their records. And he started going album by album: Edges of Twilight, Transmission, they were my favourites, you know…
TUN: Well, that's the review you want, isn't it? To get an endorsement from Robert Plant!
Stuart Chatwood: Yeah, I'll take that. I'll take that over Pitchfork Media any day.
TUN: Absolutely. So, in your 20 years, what do you feel has been the highlight in all that time, since that album?
Stuart Chatwood: Well, the low, I mean, two low-lights before I say a highlight. Our manager in 2003 passed away from cancer, and that was an extreme low point for the band. It probably led to the breaking up of the band in 2005, but before he passed away, we were fortunate enough to play a concert in Canada that was the largest ticketed event ever in the history of music in Canada. It was headlined by the Rolling Stones and AC/DC, and we were on the main stage as the third or fourth band on, so we were quite honoured. The crowd was 490,000 people. So, that was definitely probably a highlight.
TUN: We are all looking forward to you guys coming to Adelaide. What are you looking forward to about coming back to Australia?
Stuart Chatwood: Well, I love playing the Thebbie, so I'm looking forward to playing there again. It's just such a great classic theatre. It's a good rock and roll room, and we should have some amazing projection behind us from an Australian artist, Robert Buratti. He lives, I think he was raised in Sydney, but he's lived in Perth for a while now, but he's a very esoteric artist with some dark imagery, and, like he runs, I think, the rights for Salvador Dali in Australia, I think. You know, lots of great things, and he took each song and made a short video we're going to play behind us, so it's just, I mean, it emphasises and works in conjunction with the music, so it's pretty cool.
TUN: Cool, and what about Adelaide? Have you spent much time here? What do you think of our humble little city?
Stuart Chatwood: Well, we're all huge wine buffs, so you're the capital of wine for the southern hemisphere. We're actually making a Tea Party wine called Transmission. We're making three wines: a shiraz, a grenache, and a blanc de blanc champagne style. And it's very, very limited edition, and I don't even know if it's gonna make it to the public, to be honest. But we're just doing a trial run to see how things will work with our partners down there, and if it works well, for our next album, we'll hopefully release a larger quantity of wine with the Tea Party name on it, so.
TUN: If you could go back to 1997, what would you change, or what would you relive?
Stuart Chatwood: I wished we maybe had managers that were more in line with our line of thinking, maybe, because, you know, we were doing quite well in Europe at that time, and our manager wanted, our manager managed Rush, and he wanted to take us to America. So, we kinda stopped going to Europe, which I think was kind of a mistake. In terms of Australia, it's been a great love affair over the years, so I don't think I'd change much. The thing is, so if we would've broke in America, I guess we'd be huge in Australia, it might have spoiled things, so you never know, so.
TUN: Tell me more about your recording with Glen Campbell. It's beautiful. How did that come about?
Stuart Chatwood: Oh thank you. In 2006, when the band was on the hiatus, I spoke with our former A&R guy from Atlantic, who's also a recording artist himself, Tim Sommer. He's quite an interesting guy, from discovering the Beastie Boys, to being one of the first VJs, video jockeys, on VH1. And an A&R guy that signed major stars like Hootie and the Blowfish and stuff like that. But he played in a lot of noise rock bands, and ambient bands, and he had an ambient project in New Orleans that sort of fell apart after Katrina. And he went to New York and reacquainted himself with a doctor from NYU that he was friends with earlier. And she had a daughter that suffered from sensory processing disorder. And they decided then and there to try and make music that helped her relax, because she found the music from his project from New Orleans relaxing. So, we wanted to raise awareness for sensory processing disorder, so, and that was 2006, so we wrote this ambient folk music album, and we got some celebrities to sing on it. So, we have other tracks featuring Mavis Staples from the Staples Singers, the Black Boys of Alabama, Jakob Dylan, and Robin Zander from Cheap Trick, and a few other artists.
TUN: Oh, cool.
Stuart Chatwood: But the project's called Uncommon Folk. And, yeah, so we hope to have that out. We're gonna probably release another single from Mavis Staples. The Glen Campbell single came out in September, I think, thereabouts, or August, I can't remember.
TUN: You're a busy man.
Stuart Chatwood: Yeah, and I do the video game soundtracks too, so, that's probably my main gig. I'm releasing a double vinyl for my Darkest Dungeon soundtrack, which is a hit indie title, but it's done well, it's sold a couple million copies of the video game.
TUN: That's really cool. Thank you so much for chatting with me!
Stuart Chatwood: Thanks, Libby
Catch The Tea Party at Thebarton Theatre tonight. Grab your ticket HERE.
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The end of the road for six of the eight seeded pairs in the opening round of the Men's Doubles event at the 2018 ITTF Challenge Spanish Open in Guadalajara; somewhat differently in the Women's Doubles event it was a safe passage for five pairs who had received direct entries to the main draw.
Now on the penultimate day of action, Saturday 31st March, following the quarter-final contests, the number in both instances is down to one.
Just one seeded Men's Doubles pair remains, just one Women´s Doubles qualifier is still standing.
Korea's An Jaehyun and Cho Seungmin emerged successful in the one Men's Doubles quarter-final contest that witnessed two seeded pairs in opposition; the no.8 seeds, they upset the order of merit by beating Argentina's Horacio Cifuentes and Nicolas Galvano, the no.3 seeds. They secured victory in three straight games (11-5, 11-7, 11-8).
Awaiting at the semi-final stage is the Hong Kong partnership of Kwan Man Ho and Li Hon Ming; the accounted for Austria's Thomas Grininger and David Serdaroglu in a similar impressive manner (11-9, 11-4, 11-9) to reserve their last four place.
Meanwhile, in the opposite half of the draw Korea is also in evidence. Cho Eonrae and Kim Minhyeok meet India's Raj Mondal and Sourav Saha. In the round of the last eight pairs the Koreans accounted for Luxembourg's Eric Glod and Luka Mladenovic (11-9, 12-10, 11-9); the India duo ended the hopes of the South American partnership formed by Colombia's Camilo Giraldo and Chile's Alfonso Olave (11-9, 11-7, 11-7).
Meanwhile, in the Women's Doubles event, the qualifiers to progress were Japan's Satsuki Odo and Saki Shibata, they overcame the French partnership of Oceane Guisnel and Stéphanie Loueillette who likewise had also been required to compete in the preliminary competition. Imposingly they won in straight games (11-7, 11-6, 11-7).
They now meet Luxembourg's Sarah de Nutte and Ni Xialian, the no.4 seeds, in the semi-finals, the quarter-final winners in opposition to Poland's Katarzyna-Grzybowska-Franc and Natalia Partyka, the no.5 seeds (11-6, 11-8, 11-8).
Success for Japan in the lower half of the draw, in the opposite half there was also success for the Land of the Rising Sun. Honoka Hashimoto and Hitomi Sato, the top seeds, ended Spanish dreams; they defeated Galia Dvorak and Maria Xiao, the no.6 seed (11-7, 11-6, 11-6).
The semi-finals will be played later in the evening.


The unearthing of a 100-year-old box in the wall of the Lincoln Hall gateway last month is thrilling to Melvyn Skvarla, a Facilities and Services planner and the university's campus historic preservation officer.
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. - The 132nd commencement of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign will be held in two ceremonies May 18 at the Assembly Hall, 1800 S. First St., Champaign.
$151.5 million in private gifts support UI programs Gifts to the UI and the UI Foundation for the fiscal year that ended on June 30, 2005, totaled $151.5 million, according to Stephen K. Rugg, UI chief financial officer and treasurer of the UI Foundation. Of the $151.5 million received, $36.9 million was given to the UI directly and $114.6 million was contributed through the foundation. Rugg announced the private gift figures during the business session of the foundation's 70th annual meeting, held Sept. 23. The foundation is the private gift procurement arm of the UI. Of the $151.5 million in private support received last fiscal year, $55.4 million, or 36 percent, came from alumni and friends, $45.1 million (30 percent) was from corporations, $36.1 million (24 percent) was from foundations and $14.9 million (10 percent) was from associations. Private gifts support a number of programs across the campuses at Chicago, Springfield, and Urbana-Champaign. Last fiscal year, $30.4 million of the $151.5 million raised was added to the endowment. Student financial aid in the form of scholarships, fellowships and student loans received $4.9 million in contributions. Donors to the UI provided $22 million to academic divisions, $41.3 million for research, $10 million for buildings and equipment, $12.6 million for public service and extension, and $3 million for faculty and staff compensation. Gifts to UI athletics at all three campuses increased by $1.5 million over the preceding year totaling $7.1 million. Of the $151.5 million received last year, 77 percent or $116.1 million was designated by donors for current use. Those funds provided support to a number of programs across all of the university's campuses. Twenty percent or $30.4 million was invested in endowed funds, which are held in pooled investment accounts under the policy supervision of the Investment Policy Committee of the Foundation Board and the Finance and Audit Committee of the UI Board of Trustees. Earnings from endowed funds help support an array of university endeavors, including student financial aid, faculty and programs. Such investments also provide specified annuity and life-income funds for many donors. The UI's combined active and deferred endowment stood at $1.656 billion as of June 30, 2005. The active endowment, which represents 69 percent of the university's endowment picture, grew to $1.148 billion by the end of last June. Also included in the UI's total endowment is $374.3 million designated as revocable deferred gifts. Another $133.1 million of the endowment is in charitable trusts and other irrevocable gifts held by the UI Foundation and others. The foundation's endowment goal is to provide a distribution to the university each year to meet its spending needs coupled with a desire to protect the purchasing power of the endowment against inflation. Over the past 10 years, the investment return allowed the Foundation not only to meet the spending and inflation objectives, but also permitted a net real return to the endowment of 1.6 percent. Growth of the endowment during the past decade, Rugg said, has enhanced many important academic efforts at the UI. For instance, the library's endowment has risen from $10.3 million in 1995 to $29.6 million as of June 30 this year. Endowment for professorships has increased from $26.2 million to over $74.9 million. Graduate fellowships have climbed from $29.1 to $79 million. Endowed chairs have soared from $35.4 million ten years ago to $120.8 million by the end of FY 05. And undergraduate scholarships and student aid endowment jumped from $41.7 million to $154.9 million over the past 10 years. "Total market returns," Rugg said, "combined with new-gift development have produced a total endowment today that is nearly three times what it was 10 years ago, rising from $589.9 million to $1.656 billion. That translates to total endowment growth of 11 percent annually over the past decade."
The annual summary of committee members on the Urbana-Champaign campus can be viewed online. In an effort to provide the most accurate information, Inside Illinois has compiled a list of URLs for units that appoint committees.
Between Aug. 16, 2011, and Aug. 15, 2012, 252 faculty members and academic professionals retired from the UI, according to the Office of Academic Human Resources. Those who retired during that time were honored last spring at the campus's Academic Service Recognition Luncheon. Also honored were employees celebrating an employment milestone (10, 20, 30, 40 or 50 years) during that time.
Thanks to a one-time program sponsored by the Office of the Provost and the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Research, campus researchers will be able to use the latest in microscopes, wind tunnels, mass spectrometers, electron beams, surgical robots and a number of additional systems and tools that enable research and discovery.
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. - More than 1,000 Illinois firefighters and emergency personnel will be in Champaign-Urbana this week for the 79th annual Illinois Fire College, hosted by the University of Illinois Fire Service Institute.
Note: With the everchanging benefits landscape, this article was out-of-date before the print issue of Inside Illinois was delivered. We encourage you to visit NESSIE for a full summary of the current health care choices and the status of Benefit Choice.
CHAMPAIGN, Ill. The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign today announced the sale of a UI-licensed virtual biotechnology company to Abbott Laboratories for $7 million. The company, BioDisplay Technologies Inc., was founded to commercialize technology that dramatically shortens the time it takes to discover various drugs that can be tested for their potential therapeutic application.
Champaign Senate at its Feb. 16 meeting, though the rest of the senate's business was tabled after senators discovered they were three senators short of a quorum.


On a headland at the Neuer Strom – directly at the white beach and with a view of the cruise-line terminal – the Yachthafenresidenz Hohe Düne is located in Rostock-Warnemünde. The impressive hotel complex offers 368 lovingly furnished maritime rooms and suites. Guests at the unique, heavenly wellness area of HOHE DÜNE SPA experience a sensual journey to the world's bath cultures. But also, the gastronomic concept fulfils every wish and inspires gourmets with 11 different restaurants and bars.
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Small groups meet on Sundays. Currently the elders and evangelist lead our small groups and they meet in five different homes. A small group is a gathering of anywhere from five to twenty people who meet regularly for Bible study, prayer and the sharing of lives.
Why should I be a part of a small group?
5. Share your faith in a non threatening environment with others who may be seeking God.
The specific content may vary from group to group but all group meetings include three elements: Bible study, pray and the sharing of lives. Many groups eat together and enjoy times of fellowship activities.
Please contact the Philo Road Church office at 217.344.1659 to find out topics and locations of small groups.


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2nd Annual Coaches' Banquet to feature SEC Basketball Legend Barry Booker
Clarksville, TN – Clarksville Parks & Recreation is pleased to announce the keynote speaker for the 2nd annual Coaches' Banquet to be held Thursday, March 15th at the William O. Beach Civic Hall at 6:30pm.
This year's banquet, which will honor all coaches in the Clarksville-Montgomery County area, will feature former Vanderbilt standout and current record-holder, Barry Booker.
Booker is a graduate of Vanderbilt University with a B. A. in Economics. As a member of the Commodores' basketball team he helped the Commodores coached by C. M. Newton to back-to-back NCAA Tournament appearances.
Booker was a starting guard for three years earning Academic All-SEC Honors and he was named the University's Most Outstanding Student-Athlete his senior year. He still holds the University and SEC all-time career three-point shooting percentage record — 46%.
Barry Booker
Booker has worked as an Analyst for SEC basketball broadcasts since 1993. In recent years, he has worked as a Commentator for the SEC Network, ESPNU, CBS Sports, and various media outlets.
Any coaches who were actively coaching in the Clarksville-Montgomery County area in 2011 are invited to stop by the Clarksville Parks & Recreation Office, located at 102 Public Square, to pick up a ticket for this free event. Tickets can be picked up between 8:00am and 4:30pm no later than Thursday, March 8th for the first 200 coaches.
For more details on the Clarksville Sports Festival, please contact the Clarksville Parks and Recreation Office at 931.645.7476 or visit recpro.cityofclarksville.com.
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Estimation of redox potential of strained si by density functional theory calculation
Kaoruho Sakata, Shoji Ishizaki, Hiromi Nakai, Takayuki Homma*
School of Advanced Science and Engineering
The effect of lattice strain in strained Si wafer surfaces was investigated with the redox potential as an index parameter for the evaluation of the surface reactivity. The redox potential was calculated by density functional theory calculations. The Gibbs free energies of strained Si, Sio2, H2O, and H2, which are components of the equation that represents the redox potential, were estimated from the calculated energies. The results suggested that the strain in the Si lattice shifts the redox potential in the negative direction, and the amount of shift was estimated to be approximately 10 mV when the degree of strain in Si was 3%. In addition, the Si HOMO energy, which was related to the redox potential, increased with the lattice strain, indicating that the increase in HOMO energy induces the potential shift and possibly the surface reactivity.
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Sakata, K., Ishizaki, S., Nakai, H., & Homma, T. (2008). Estimation of redox potential of strained si by density functional theory calculation. Journal of Physical Chemistry C, 112(10), 3538-3542. https://doi.org/10.1021/jp077497k
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Sakata K, Ishizaki S, Nakai H, Homma T. Estimation of redox potential of strained si by density functional theory calculation. Journal of Physical Chemistry C. 2008 Mar 13;112(10):3538-3542. doi: 10.1021/jp077497k
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Quick Answer: What Are The 4 Forces Of Psychology?
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In her counseling and psychotherapy theories textbook, Jones-Smith (2012) identified both social constructivism and postmodernism as the fourth force in psychology..
Biological forces include all of the natural or environmental contributions, from food and water to carcinogens and viruses. … Similarly, there are internal biological forces (such as cancerous cells) that can inhibit or interrupt development.
Life-cycle forces are a group of influences that occur across a lifetime. These are things that people can expect to happen over a lifetime; things such as children, illness, and death, are all, or nearly all, expected during a life-cycle.
Behaviorism, also known as behavioral psychology, is a theory of learning based on the idea that all behaviors are acquired through conditioning. Conditioning occurs through interaction with the environment. Behaviorists believe that our responses to environmental stimuli shape our actions.
The models are clustered according to the four major forces in psychology: Psychodynamic (Psychoanalytic, Adlerian); Behavioural and Cognitive-Behavioural (Behavioural, Cognitive-Behavioural, Reality); Humanistic (Existential, Person-Centred, Gestalt); and Contextual/Systemic (Feminist, Family Systems, Multicultural).
Psychological forces are a group of thoughts, emotions, and behavioral developments leading to maturity. Sociocultural forces are a group of values, ideas, and beliefs that influence maturity. Life-cycle forces are a group of influences that occur across a lifetime.
Humanistic, humanism and humanist are terms in psychology relating to an approach which studies the whole person, and the uniqueness of each individual. … The humanistic approach is thus often called the "third force" in psychology after psychoanalysis and behaviorism (Maslow, 1968).
Behaviorists use the basic principles of learning when determining personality development. The concept of behaviorism suggests that all behavior is in response to environmental stimuli and that the responses to various stimuli are learned from past experience and are dictated by present circumstance.
Then we'll look at the fourth force in counseling, which is referred to as the multicultural paradigm in the field. … Each therapist will be operating from a particular tradition, paradigm or force, if you will. The first therapist will be operating from a psychoanalytic tradition.
At this point in modern psychology, the varying viewpoints on human behavior have been split into eight different perspectives: biological, behavioral, cognitive, humanistic, psychodynamic, sociocultural, evolutionary, and biopsychosocial.
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Behaviorism is primarily concerned with observable behavior, as opposed to internal events like thinking and emotion: While behaviorists often accept the existence of cognitions and emotions, they prefer not to study them as only observable (i.e., external) behavior can be objectively and scientifically measured.
Psychoanalysis is defined as a set of psychological theories and therapeutic methods which have their origin in the work and theories of Sigmund Freud. … The aim of psychoanalysis therapy is to release repressed emotions and experiences, i.e., make the unconscious conscious.
In 1968 Maslow was among the people who announced transpersonal psychology as a "fourth force" in psychology, in order to distinguish it from the three other forces of psychology: psychoanalysis, behaviorism and humanistic psychology.
Behaviourism, Gestalt Theory, Psychoanalytic, Jungian, Humanistic, Attachment Theory, Sociobiology/Evolutionary Psych, Neurobiological Theory and Cognitive Sciences.
Psychodynamics, also known as psychodynamic psychology, in its broadest sense, is an approach to psychology that emphasizes systematic study of the psychological forces that underlie human behavior, feelings, and emotions and how they might relate to early experience.
First Force Psychology. First Force Psychology was developed in large part by B.F. Skinner (1969), and it is typically imposed by persons external to individuals involved. It employs a hypothetico-deductive method using behaviorism and a stimulus-response theory that is essential on a continuing bases for effectiveness …
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MAXWELL AIR FORCE BASE, Ala. (AFNS) -- Over the past year, Air University's Officer Training School has been revamping its program in order to provide a more efficient and effective training experience for its cadets.
Leis gave an example of how a prior-service technical sergeant, who has attended Noncommissioned Officer Academy, has the opportunity of testing out of the pre-requisite courses and receive credit. On the other end of the spectrum, an incoming cadet with no prior military experience can take web-based courses to learn about dress and appearance as well as customs and courtesies in order to be ahead of the curve when they arrive.


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Recent Developments on the Opioid Front
publications | October 25, 2017
The "Opioid Crisis" continues to drive measures that will significantly affect the pharmaceutical industry in general, the relationship between prescribers and their patients, and the role of regulators – and law enforcement – in medical decisions. As the White House is reportedly preparing to declare the opioid epidemic a national emergency, which could lead to a wide range of agency actions, and as the number of government-backed lawsuits against the pharmaceutical companies continues to grow, with reports almost daily of new cases filed across the country, federal and state legislators, too, are taking up the cause. Within the last couple of weeks, proposed or announced legislative initiatives have included the following:
On October 16, 2017, following a joint Washington Post/60 Minutes investigation that found that a provision in the Ensuring Patient Access and Effective Drug Enforcement Act of 2016 had "dramatically restricted the ability of the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to crack down on opioid distributors suspected of wrongdoing," Senator Claire McCaskill announced plans to repeal the legislation. The provision weakened the standard for freezing suspicious and suspiciously large pharmaceutical shipments, and limited the DEA's authority to go after companies that failed to report such suspicious shipments. On October 17, Representative Tom Marino, who had been a primary sponsor of the legislation and was the nominee to lead the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy, announced that he was withdrawing from consideration for the post.
On October 13, 2017, a Florida state Representative introduced legislation that would place a three-day limit on prescriptions involving opioids and establish a database for medical providers to better track patient records. While the proposed three-day limit is stricter than the seven-day limit common in most states that impose such limits, doctors still may provide seven-day prescriptions in some cases. However, physicians must first prove it is "medically necessary to treat the patient's pain as an acute medical condition," and document the "lack of alternative treatment options to justify" the seven-day script.
The State of Iowa, which ranks near the bottom in the rate of opioid deaths, is also considering measures to combat the epidemic. These measures reportedly include: limits on the length of opioid prescriptions; a requirement that prescribers consult the state's Prescription Monitoring Program, which can help identify individuals who attempt to obtain opioid painkillers from multiple sources; a needle exchange program; and a "Good Samaritan" law, which provides immunity for an individual who contacts authorities or emergency personnel to notify them of another individual who has overdosed.
While these recent examples of legislative efforts to combat the opioid crisis represent only the immediate visible tip of what is likely to prove a significant iceberg, they are indicative of a sea change in the tone and tenor of enforcement within the pharmaceutical industry. The central characteristic of these efforts is the expansion of the responsibility for causing the crisis beyond the users to the manufacturers, distributors, sellers, and prescribers of opioids.
In a possible sign of things to come, last week STAT's Pharmalot reported that the State of California wants to revoke the pharmacy wholesaler license for a Valencia facility operated by Cardinal Health, one of the three largest pharmaceutical distributors in the country. The report states that California's interest in revoking the license stems from the company's apparent failure to notice unusual and increasingly large sales of opioids and other highly regulated drugs to a single pharmacy. The drugs noted include Norco and Xanax, and the sales occurred between 2013 and 2015. According to the report, these sales constituted "red flags," that were not noted by the distributor. If California is successful in this effort, the concept of responsibility, itself, will expand beyond allegations of industry complicity in the crisis to specific allegations of failure to act or to prevent cases of illegal opioid use and distribution.
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Adelaide Strikers will take on Perth Scorchers for the Fifty Fourth match of Big Bash League 2018-19, is going to be played on 9 February, Saturday at Adelaide Oval, Adelaide. ADS Vs PS 54th T20 Big Bash League 2018-19 Dream11 prediction is given in this post with all key stats.
They have announced their 13-player squad for this match and made two changes.
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We should get behind Richards Bay refinery, says Mantashe
Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy Gwede Mantashe.
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Minister of Mineral Resources and Energy Gwede Mantashe has told Members of Parliament that government should get behind Saudi Aramco's multi-billion rand investment in a refinery in Richards Bay, KwaZulu Natal.
Mantashe was briefing the select committee on land reform, environment, mineral resources and energy on Tuesday morning.
In January, the Saudi state-owned company Saudi Aramco announced its intention to invest a refinery, while former energy minister Jeff Radebe said Coega and Richards Bay were among the odds-on favourite sites for the investment.
There are concerns about the impact that such a significant investment in Richards Bay will have on Coega's liquid-to-gas facility. Mantashe maintained that the Saudi Aramco proposal to build a refinery in Richards Bay, KwaZulu Natal was worth consideration.
'We can't keep debating'
"I have heard complaints that this is a terrible proposal. But if we accept it, we must run with it. We can't keep debating what to accept or not because by the time we accept the investment, it would have moved to Kenya.
"It is in our interest to accept the Aramco proposal," Mantashe said.
READ: Saudi Arabia may build new oil refinery in SA - Radebe
The minister said the fuel price mechanism is in the process of being revised.
"We need to ensure that petrol and fuel prices do not affect the poor. It is not policy yet. We are just tabling things that we would like to do," said Mantashe.
The minister added that the department also intended to move swiftly to develop the regulatory framework for bio-fuels, saying: "If we move swiftly we can revive our sugar cane industry and if we don't move fast the industry will die soon".
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The Churchill Documents, Volume 7: The Escaped Scapegoat, May 1915 – December 1916
The letters and documents in this volume were written between May 1915 and December 1916, the period covered in the second part of Volume III of the Churchill biography. During this period Churchill was Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and a member of the Cabinet, a battalion commander on the western front, and, lastly, a Member of Parliament, holding no office and in vigourous opposition to Government policy.
The volume includes every letter written by Churchill to his wife from the trenches.
The volume also contains the maps and biographical index for both Volumes 6 and 7.
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Commodore Tyrwhitt to Winston S. Churchill, 28 May 1915:
"I am only one of a vast number who deeply regret your leaving the Admiralty. I who perhaps saw more of the inner workings of the Admiralty than any of my brother officers shall never cease to regret that you are not still the First Lord, as I know how much you have done for the Navy and how much we owe you for your indefatigable exertions and I also know you to be a man who fears nothing. I only hope and I am sure you will – come again and when you do you will find the Navy will welcome you with open arms."
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"I have used footnotes to elaborate the historical background, and to provide relevant material not explicit in the documents themselves. A series of seventeen maps covering the areas mentioned in the volume – the North Sea, the Baltic, the Dardanelles and the Western front – are printed on pages 1590-1608. Every individual mentioned in the documents is given a short biographical note on the first occasion he or she appears in the text."
"These substantial books contain letters and documents pertinent to this period in the life of one of our greatest statesmen. They are annotated by Professor Gilbert with maps and a capacious biographical index. Apart from the inestimable value to students of history, the man in the street may derive great fascination by being able to delve into the very nucleus of history." Tatler and Bystander
"How Winston would have enjoyed browsing through these two majestic books, full of the raw material of the history of his momentous years! We must all be grateful to Mr Gilbert for his Herculean labours among this mass of documents, and look forward to more revelations of the years from 1917 onwards." The Oxford Times
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Allergenium its not a typical survival game. The world created has a unique aspect which has destroyed most of the humanity. You're one of the few who survived the new face of destruction ALLERGY!
All this confusion it took a years and you have unique opportunity see and take a part in the darkest possible scenario. Is it possible to back to normal life? Immerses you in a world controlled by zombies and try to change the fate of humanity.
okay...lets Talk About the Gameplay.
Play solo, with your friends or another players, but remember one important things the others can be friendly or your enemy. Watch out who you trust and do whatever it takes to survive.
Two teams are fighting between each other. Take in hand whatever you can find and go hunt your enemy. Good luck!
There is nothing more pleasant than throwing grenades in zombies. That's right! Flying zombies are everywhere! More weapon? No problem. Unlimited access to every guns.
Try your strengths solo or cooperate with other players to survive zombie waves as long as you can. Watch your back! They can spawn everywhere.
Start with minimal equipment on Allergenium world. Try to survive as long as possible and win as the last-man-standing!
Undiscovered by you land is waiting for you! Explore length and breadth of this world. Which direction do you choose? You are your own boss here. Decide for yourself where you want to go and what you want to do.
Collect, craft, use it! In various places like an abandoned homes, cars, garbage and much more, you can find different stuff. They can seems more or less useful. Gather as much as you can store, because you don't know when and for what you need this.
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Another important document for refugees claiming asylum
April 16, 2021 Eritrea Hub News, Reports
The Eritrean Military/National Service Programme: Slavery and the Notion of Persecution in Refugee Status Determination
by Sara Palacios-Arapiles
Forced Migration Unit, School of Law, University of Nottingham, Nottingham NG7 2RD, UK
Laws 2021, 10(2), 28; https://doi.org/10.3390/laws10020028
Received: 8 February 2021 / Revised: 28 March 2021 / Accepted: 29 March 2021 / Published: 13 April 2021
(This article belongs to the Special Issue Refugees and International Law: The Challenge of Protection)
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Despite the overwhelming evidence of human rights violations within the Eritrean Military/National Service Programme ("MNSP"), adjudication of asylum applications made by Eritreans remains a challenge. Narrow interpretations of "slavery" have created obstacles for protection under the 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees ("1951 Refugee Convention").
This article discusses MST and Others, the latest Country Guidance case on Eritrea issued by the UK Upper Tribunal Immigration and Asylum Chamber ("UTIAC"), and also the lead case E-5022/2017 of the Swiss Federal Administrative Court ("FAC"), which to a large extent replicated the UTIAC's approach. The article focuses on how "slavery," "servitude" and "forced labour" under article 4 of the European Convention on Human Rights ("ECHR") have been interpreted in the British and Swiss case-law. While both, the British and the Swiss Courts, had recourse to the European Court of Human Rights' ("ECtHR") interpretation of article 4(1) ECHR (the right not to be subjected to slavery or servitude), they refused the applicability of international criminal law notions to this provision, and thus to the concept of "persecution" in article 1A(2) of the 1951 Refugee Convention.
In doing so, the UTIAC and the FAC set unreasonable requirements to satisfy article 4(1) ECHR. Due to the very limited case-law pertaining to slavery by the ECtHR, the ECHR does not offer an appropriate framework for examining asylum applications of victims of slavery. It is therefore suggested that slavery cases are considered against a wider legal framework, which involves the examination of concepts developed by international criminal law ("ICL"). ICL has indeed developed a significant body of jurisprudence on the interpretation of the international law concept of "slavery" and its application to contemporary situations.
The article contrasts the British and Swiss Courts' position to develop an interpretative approach that connects different areas of international law, including not only international refugee law and international human rights law ("IHRL"), but also ICL. If applied in line with the principle of systemic integration and according to the overall purposes of the 1951 Refugee Convention, this approach would yield consistent results. Ultimately, this article seeks to assist asylum decision-makers and practitioners in the interpretation and application of the refugee definition to asylum applications of persons from Eritrea. View Full-Text
Keywords: Eritrea; Eritrean Military/National Service Programme; refugee; persecution; slavery; servitude; forced labour; refugee status determination; MST and Others; United Kingdom; Switzerland
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Rep. Jeff Denham, R-California, spoke at a fundraising event hosted by the Modesto Republican Women Federated, where he said that he would be chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee in the next Congress if he's re-elected. But he's not the only member seeking that top spot.
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Der Rotax 915 iS ein Flugzeugmotor, der von der österreichischen Firma BRP-Rotax für den Einsatz in Ultraleichtflugzeugen, Selbstbauflugzeugen, Light Sport Aircrafts, kleinen Hubschraubern und Tragschraubern entwickelt wurde. Seine Musterzulassung erfolgte 2017. Das Triebwerk wurde zum ersten Mal auf dem EAA AirVenture in Oshkosh im Juli 2015 vorgestellt und hatte seinen Erstflug im März 2016. Im Januar 2016 wurde der Rotax 915 vom Luftfahrtportal AVweb als "Bester Motor des Jahres 2015" ausgezeichnet.

Konstruktion und Entwicklung
Der Rotax 915 iS ist ein wassergekühlter, turboaufgeladener Vierzylinder-Viertakt-Boxermotor mit Untersetzungsgetriebe. Er hat eine doppelte elektronische Benzineinspritzung mit einer Motorsteuerung von Rockwell Collins und Doppelzündung. Der Verdichter des Turboladers hat ein Druckverhältnis von 3,5:1. Das Triebwerk entwickelt eine Leistung von  beim Start und  im Reiseflug. Es kann die Nominalleistung bis  halten.

Der Motor ist eine Weiterentwicklung des Rotax 912 mit Kraftstoffeinspritzung, verstärkter Kurbelwelle, veränderten Kolben, einem neuen Getriebe und Turbolader. Anfangs hatte der Motor eine TBO (Betriebszeit zwischen zwei Überholungen) von 1.200 Stunden, die je nach Erfahrung während des Betriebs auf 2.000 Stunden angehoben werden sollte.

Die Produktion des Motors begann in der zweiten Hälfte der Jahres 2017. Die European Aviation Safety Agency erteilte die Musterzulassung für den Rotax 915 iSc3 A am 14. Dezember 2017 und für den Rotax 915 iSc3 B am 4. Januar 2018.

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Q: How to send a callback method to another callback method I am working on a custom jQuery Plugin, i have given the following options to indepandently modify the plugin accordingly :
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This is how i handle these callback in my plugin,
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this._afterSuccess( this.parent, this.$el, this.extraElement, this._removeContainer );

As you can see in the above code this._removeContainer is a method which i want to send the afterSuccess callback.
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This is how i am implementing the plugin:
$('#some_element').MyPlugin( {
    afterSuccess: function(parent, element, extraElement, removeContainer) {
            parent.on('click', 'li a', function(e) {
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                var id = $(this).data('key');
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                element.val(text);
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                extraElement.val(id);
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removeContainer() generating the error that 'response_container' of undefined Is there any better way to call the this._removeContainer() in afterSucess callback method? OR i missed something?

A: Try set context to removeContainer, because now this in removeContainer refer to global window, but in window there is not response_container, like this
this.options.afterSuccess.call( this, parent, element, extraElement, $.proxy( removeContainer, this ) );

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William Earl "Bill" Reid (August 13, 1934 – May 28, 2013) was a Canadian politician. He was a political figure in British Columbia, Canada known locally as "Mr. Surrey". He represented Surrey from 1983 to 1986 and Surrey-White Rock-Cloverdale from 1986 to 1991 in the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia as a Social Credit member. "That was the best job I ever had in my whole life," said Reid. "I was the Minister of Tourism from '86 to '91, when Expo 86 was on and we had the best place in the world to visit."

Early years
Reid was born in Nelson, British Columbia, the son of William Earl Reid and Dolly Renwick, and was educated in Chilliwack. Prior to politics, he owned and operated a car dealership in Surrey.

Local politics
He served as an alderman for Delta from 1973 to 1978. Reid also was chairman of the board for the Metro Transit Authority.

Provincial politics
Reid ran in the 1972 provincial elections as a Progressive Conservative candidate for Surrey, but did not win. He later joined the Social Credit Party and won in the Surrey riding in 1983. With only one riding, Reid was responsible for the entire city of Surrey at that time. Reid served as government whip in the provincial assembly. Reid also served in the provincial cabinet as Minister of Tourism, a position that had an especially high-profile during Expo 86. In 1989, Reid was fired from cabinet after it was discovered he had funnelled a $277,000 lottery grant to two friends, and the matter was referred to the Attorney General's office. The ministry declined to lay charges, which erupted into a scandal after allegations were made that Attorney General Bud Smith had improperly intervened in the proceedings.

Final decades and legacy
Reid retired from provincial politics in 1991 and devoted the remainder of his life to his community.

In 2012, Reid was awarded the Queen's Diamond Jubilee award, which was given to Canadians who have made significant contributions to their communities.

The City of Surrey named him Good Citizen of the Year in 2013 due to 50 years of community service including work with societies such as Cloverdale Chamber of Commerce, Surrey Spirit of B.C. committee, Surrey Heritage Society and Cloverdale Rodeo and Exhibition Association. Bill Reid Place, a transitional shelter was constructed in Cloverdale.

Reid died at the age of 78 on May 28, 2013, from a rare cancer.

In 2014, the city planned three legacy projects:
 renaming Cloverdale Millennium Amphitheatre to Bill Reid Millennium Ampitheathre
 naming a portion 62nd Avenue as Bill Reid Way
 a public sculpture (estimated cost $70,000) by artist Paul Slipper.

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VK13 WK: The perfect changing cubicle for bath areas.
The ingenious combination of high stability, absolute water resistace, problem-free cleaning and sophisticated design means that Schäfer type VK13 is perfectly suitable for changing cubicles in swimming pool areas. This system matches the cloakroom lockers of type GVK13 in material, colour and shape, together forming an optical unit that gives every locker room a very special appearance.


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Men Who Take Bribes Often Do Other Evil Acts; We Need New Leadership
Posted on July 17, 2014 July 16, 2014 by Bob Allen
Can we try an experiment: One election cycle without a single politician "educated" in an Ivy League school. The Yale, Harvard, Princeton Axis-of-Evil is an intellectually-inbred group of imbeciles who have convinced themselves they are smart enough to control the world through bribery—even though modern history is splattered with the blood of their innumerable failed attempts.
The particular failure I'm thinking of was written about by Dan Sanchez at LewRockwell.com:
As the ISIS Sunni radicals, after proclaiming a new Caliphate, continue to conquer Iraqi towns, and the Al Nusra Front Sunni radicals proclaim a new Emirate in Syria, it is good to remember that the policy that led to this mess was initiated under the Bush Administration, with full cognizance of the possibility that it could result in severe terroristic and destabilizing blowback. It was in 2007 that the U.S. and Saudi Arabia launched what Seymour Hersh, who broke the story in The New Yorker, called "the Redirection." Under this policy revolution, the U.S. and the Saudis (with Israel's blessing and prodding) began trying to bolster Sunni radicals in an effort to "contain" the "Shiite resurgence" brought about by the U.S. empowerment of the Shiites in Iraq. It all started in Lebanon (emphasis added):
In Lebanon, the Administration has cooperated with Saudi Arabia's government, which is Sunni, in clandestine operations that are intended to weaken Hezbollah, the Shiite organization that is backed by Iran. The U.S. has also taken part in clandestine operations aimed at Iran and its ally Syria. A by-product of these activities has been the bolstering of Sunni extremist groups that espouse a militant vision of Islam and are hostile to America and sympathetic to Al Qaeda. (…)
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Why is it so hard to understand that those who are morally-benighted enough to take our bribes turn out to have ethical shortcomings of other sorts… like beheading innocent men, women, and children simply because they don't follow the right interpretation of Murderous Muhammad's insanity?
Ahh, probably because such understanding cuts too close to home for their own blind spot—bribery and graft are what make the world go around for the inhabitants of Washington, DC and Wall Street. Moral and ethical considerations have been completely cleansed from the Ivy League gene pool.
How about four-to-six years being led by people committed to following the Constitution, heeding the Founder's wisdom to avoid 'foreign entanglements,' and focused on solving our own problems here at home, rather than fooling ourselves that we can change the nature of man through cold hard cash? Oh… yeah… that's how we try to solve them here at home, as well… so as I was saying… how about a wholesale change of intellectual leadership?
I would rather be led by the down-home wisdom of someone out of the world of small business, than by the clueless, and too-often soulless, elites who currently hold sway.
The next time you hear yet another story of ISIS beheading or crucifying the innocent; just remember that George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, John McCain, Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, John Kerry, and all of the rest who reside in the nation's capital have birthed them, using your tax dollars.
Posted in Corruption, Foreign Policy, Islam, Middle East, TerrorismTagged Al Qaeda, Barack Obama, George W. Bush, ISIS, Seymour Hersh, Shiites, Sunni
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Martin Marty has returned to the scene, offering his words of wisdom through his Sightings column. I often repost these columns here as they speak to concerns that I and others have regarding the intersection of faith and public life. In this column Marty addresses the "really big sins," to which all of us who are clergy will be tempted. The Roman Catholic Church has been put at the center of the conversation about sexual abuse, but they are not alone. For we Protestants who think that the Catholics would solve all their problems by allowing married priests (something I would support), need to remember that we have our own problems. As Marty notes, no denomination has been left untouched. I invite you to read and respond. This is an especially good essay, which speaks to us as clergy!
Last week in Vatican City, Pope Francis tried to seize some initiative back from scandalizers by addressing the conveners of a three-week assembly concentrating on one perplexing arena, the world of Catholic youth. As Elisabetta Povoledo observes in the New York Times, "[w]ith pews emptying and clouds of scandal hanging over the church, the Vatican on Wednesday opened the gathering to discuss how to bring young people into the fold." As for the until recently revered and only faintly criticized pontiff, Francis now has company among the castigated clerical leaders who were already aware of what the Pew Research Center confirms: that 62 percent of Catholics in the United States believe the pope "is doing an 'only fair' or 'poor' job" in addressing the problem.
Sightings's by now one-thousand-ish Monday issues, over the past two decades, have rarely dealt with sexual themes, including abuse. But the sparseness of critical comment on the pope and bishops in these columns has not resulted from our ecumenical bias. A couple decades ago it may have seemed unfriendly and ungenerous for non-Catholics to point to the faults in Catholicism, as being those of the "other." So pervasive are the scandals and offenses today, however, that the Church of Rome is judged more harshly by communicants than by many of its old critics and enemies. Readers who google their choice of keywords pointing to the clerical abuse scandal will find that the responsible Catholic press, left and right, is full of expressions of disappointment, criticism, rage, and—since we are talking about sin—urgent calls for repentance.
Repenting always has to start with one's own faith tradition and commitments, which, in my Lutheran case, never allow for rose-colored glasses. My, and our, internet files are crammed with accounts of sexual sins and "cover-ups"; reports on them inspire, or should inspire, grieving, repentance, and resolve. Those who wonder what I am talking about can click here or google "child sexual abuse by Lutheran clergy" for scores of instances. Or, for a variety of other Protestant examples, substitute the words "Baptist," "Episcopal," "Presbyterian," etc., etc. Nowadays, add some variation on the protean reaches of the term "evangelical" to find more. We mere historians, who are not apocalypticists or flame-throwers, find ourselves and our colleagues speaking of these times as being marked by the most threatening and devastating traumas to the churches since the Reformation, the Enlightenment, and the Revolutions.
Stop! If I continue on repentance and newness, I'll be demonstrating one of the smaller sins to which journalists and commentators are often tempted—i.e., preaching or pontificating. Looking ahead: please, in the future, read along with me, listen with me, learn with me and with other "sight-ers," and be open to twice-weekly examples of self-critical Sightings, whose authors will aspire to live in hope. We hope.
Martin E. Marty (PhD'56) is the Fairfax M. Cone Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus of the History of Modern Christianity at the University of Chicago Divinity School. His biography, publications, and contact information can be found at www.memarty.com.


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Elton John's Jaguar E-Type Series 1 Roadster auctions in Oxford, UK
The Series 1 4.2-litre is considered the best E-Type of them all and Eltons car is auctioning in the UK
This red 1965 Jaguar E-Type Series 1 4.2-Litre Roadster once belonged to Sir Elton John, and it's going under the hammer at a Collectors' Motor Cars and Automobilia sale in Oxford on March 3.
The car is estimated to sell for 50,000-70,000 and was bought by Sir Elton in 1987.
Sir Elton used to refer to the E-Type as 'OK Elton' due to its number plate OKE 1. The plate was worn throughout his ownership, and will be sold with the car in the UK auction.
The 1965 Jaguar E-Type Series 1 4.2-Litre Roadster
The E-Type is often regarded as being the zenith ofits marquesince it was first produced in 1961. The car was a successor to the XK Jaguar, while its design and style echoed the successful D-Type.
This car's bodywork was further slimmed and refined. The result is one of the world's most attractive cars, and an icon of the 1960s.
What's more, in many people's eyes, the Series 1 4.2-litre is the best E-Type of them all.
Even without its celebrity provenance, you can bet that a car like this would do well at auction. Watch this space for more news on the sale.