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Ultimates & Ultimate X-Men Handbook revelations.... SPOILERS
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Fuzzy Birds
Flicked through his earlier, and I'll give it a full read later this evening, suffice to say that a few interesting tidbits were revealed:
Black Widow is nigh invulnerable: she officially has implant of an unknown origin, and almost all of her statistics, excluding intelligence (4) and speed (5), are at level 6 (of 7). That is to say, she's somehow as fast as Quicksilver (level 5 speed, supersonic), stronger and more durable than Captain America (level 4 strength, 3 durability), and, insanely, has better energy projection skills than Wanda(5)!! Ridiculous.
Widow is also never explicitly stated as being the traitor, only that there is one, and that she turned on Tony.
Pym is apparently making an army of Ultrons to fight alongside the 'anti Ultimates', and his Antman tech is somehow being utilised (maybe as communication between the soldiers). It's also confirmed that Pym was the one who reduced Bruce's dosage at his 'execution'. Coupled with the last tidbit about the Widow, could there be more to the traitor than what we've seen?
Fury and SHIELDS background is admitted as being contradictory, in regards to how long it's been around.
Gah Lak Tus is apprently 100, 000 miles long, and is robotic in origin. 'It bombards targeted worlds with psychic 'fear' broadcasts and a flesh eating virus, eradicating all life. It then breaks open the dying world to its core and sucks dry all energy...'. There you go, that's Ultimate Extinction for you.
Hawkeye indeed has NO cybernetic enhancements, or anything similar. He's just really good. The murder of his family was a direct response on the traitors behalf to the stripping of a 'rogue' states nuclear facilities.
Banner was rumoured to have experimented on civilians early in his career. Likewise on himself, suggesting the Hulk was the culmination of a number or experiments.
Tony's vital statistics stand as: Intelligence, Strength, Durability and Energy Projection 6, Speed 5, and Fighting Skills 2. It's not clear whether this is inside the suit, but it's more than likely. Yes, his 'super-genius' is 'thanks largely' to his body wide brain. And it's Antonio, not Anthony, as the cover to Ultimates 9 says.
Extinction is mentioned in passing as being 'another extra terrestrial threat' that SHIELD coordinated in.
The EDI, or European Defense Initiative seems to be the official term for Captain Britain and his teammates.
Interesting statistics: Thor has 7 for speed (warp speed: transceding light speed), but only 6 for strength and durability (75-100 ton; superhuman), and 4 for energy projection (medium range, duration). Not too clever either (2), apparently normal. Hulk has 7 strength (incalculable, over 100 tons), 6 durability. Nick Fury and Mahr Vehl are level 4 intelligence (gifted), Falcon and Captain Britain 5 (genius). Cap Britain also sports level 6 strength and durability.
Maybe someone else could go through the X Men part, 'cos I sure as hell can't be bothered....
I'm not getting this until Saturday, but I understand Black Widow's stats. It's because that's her in her armor, like Tony.
Seems intresting enough. The only thing I ask, Fuzzy, is if Apocalypse is mentioned and what it says about him.
Of course, my bad. I still don't like her though.
Apocalypse is mentioned as being unclear whether or not he's real or imaginary.
Fuzzy Birds said:
Ah, she's ok. She's better as a villian, though.
AND DAMN about Apocalyspe! :lol:
As Lynx says, that's the armor.
We covered up to Ultimates 2 #9 (though there was some to and fro, as we first cut the #9 info, then added it back in at the last minute, thanks to the shifting release schedules). As of #9, we know she's turned on Tony, we know they've said she was working with the group that just attacked the U.S.A., but we don't know for sure if she is the traitor, or if that's someone else, still undercover.
Per the script for #9, though some of that may not have been as clear in the issue - things changed a bit between the scripts we had and the issue that came out.
Yep, though that can be put down to deliberate misinformation he's had put out. We know false backgrounds were fabricated for Hawkeye and Black Widow before they entered the public eye (perhaps that's why Hawkeye suddenly married his long time girlfriend / mother of his children - if you've had kids with a woman, even one you are in a long term committed relationship with, it looks better to be married to her).
Small taster of things to come...and far from all of it. Plus, the Kree believe its at least partially robotic, but as to whether they have the right of it, given they've never got up close and personal...
That's all from the early issues - they talk about speculation he experimented on civilians in financially lean years.
Tony's vital statistics stand as: Intelligence, Strength, Durability and Energy Projection 6, Speed 5, and Fighting Skills 2. It's not clear whether this is inside the suit, but it's more than likely.
Yes, within the suit - he'd be 6, 2, 4, 1, 2, 2 without.
Yes, his 'super-genius' is 'thanks largely' to his body wide brain.
Given his parents he'd probably have been smart anyway, but the body wide brain makes him way smart.
And it's Antonio, not Anthony, as the cover to Ultimates 9 says.
Again, from the issues themselves.
Had to breeze over that without going into too much detail, since the story hasn't been released yet.
So far that's the only name they've been given. Assuming they don't get wiped out like most of the Ultimates, they might get a more dynamic title, or they might not.
Interesting statistics: Thor has 7 for speed (warp speed: transceding light speed), but only 6 for strength and durability (75-100 ton; superhuman), and 4 for energy projection (medium range, duration). Not too clever either (2), apparently normal.
That's based on info so far - we might eventually learn Thor has multiple doctorates, and have to upgrade the intelligence, or we might see him send lightning hundreds of miles, and have to upgrade the projection, but from what we've been shown thus far, I think we're not too far out.
Hulk has 7 strength (incalculable, over 100 tons), 6 durability. Nick Fury and Mahr Vehl are level 4 intelligence (gifted), Falcon and Captain Britain 5 (genius). Cap Britain also sports level 6 strength and durability.
Falcon is multi-doctorate, creates gadgets for SHIELD (and we know the calibre of stuff they use), and his wings. He also analyzes alien tech.
Captain Britain created the suits for many of the EDI team, and we know they are all pretty powerful.
We weren't going to confirm or deny his existence here. That's for Ultimate X-Men to do.
Teh Sexy Monkey Queen
Yay! Stuart!
I knew that myself without even opening the book.
Thanks Stuart, that clears a few things up. Appreciate what you guys put into these books, I love reading them.
I still hate Black Widow though.
Ultimate Xavier is smarter than 616 Xavier. Ultimate Xavier is a genius (5) while 616 Xavier is just gifted (4). ProjectX2 told me it's because he's an evil genius. I say that's it.
And Fuzzy-
Antonio is spanish for Anthony. It's the same thing.
So Pym definitely is responsible for Banner's survival. That was Nathaniel Essex in Gambit's flashbacks, and Stark's Team-Up story isn't completed fabricated (Can't wait for Card to handle this...).
Boondock Jew
I love Gah Lak Tus's occupation: Destroyer of Life. I wonder what the application process is for something like that is...
TheManWithoutFear said:
So Pym definitely is responsible for Banner's survival.
That was Nathaniel Essex in Gambit's flashbacks,
Small world.
and Stark's Team-Up story isn't completed fabricated. (Can't wait for Card to handle this...).
Information from Ultimate Iron Man marks the family picture and at least some of the details given by Peter Parker's presentation as being wrong / fabricated, but the hostage taking and Tony making some makeshift armor hasn't been contradicted and doesn't seem like the kind of thing he'd bother making up for the press (and with the number of other passengers, it'd be hard to fake).
Whether it will be refered to in Ultimate Iron Man is another matter - it may not be relevant to the story being told.
And everything is always subject to revision / new revelations which modify what we thought we knew. That's the nature of comics; Tony wasn't a regenerative mutant brain during the first Ultimate series.
Stuart said:
Well the story was more interesting than Card's first attempt at the ultimate universe. I hope he deals with what was talked about in the team-up in Ultimate Iron Man 2. Thanks again Stuart.
What was the name of the poster we had here on UC who was so fond of claiming Hawkeye was in his early/mid 20s? In the handbook, Hawkeye has been an intelligence agent for "over a decade" - and, ooo, they used the image from the Hitch splash page that I actually own. Good for them, lol.
AN interesting job of trying not to give any actual Ultimates secrets away yet try to give hints and potential misdirection..
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Rhyo said:
What was the name of the poster we had here on UC who was so fond of claiming Hawkeye was in his early/mid 20s?
Hawkeye101 I would assume.
What was the name of the poster we had here on UC who was so fond of claiming Hawkeye was in his early/mid 20s? In the handbook, Hawkeye has been an intelligence agent for "over a decade"
Hawkeye briefly reminisces about old times with Fury at one point, when they were all that made up SHIELD and there job was taking on the communists/Soviets (can't remember the exact quote). Since Fury is his old friend, it seems highly unlikely this is a cover story or false info. Fury being godfather to one of Hawkeye's kids makes it even less likely to be bad info. Hawkeye was thus active as an intelligence agent back in the 1980s, more than 15 years ago. While the sliding timescale will eventually negate the 1980s part, the 15 years ago bit will remain correct.
ultimatedjf
I'm about 4 or 5 pages into this and I'm loving it. I've read UXM and Ultimates issues way less times than UFF or USM issues, so a lot of this information is informative and entertaining. (As for the USM/FF handbook, I don't think I even finished it!)
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Boondock Jew said:
Filled with bureaucrats. First you have to prove that the Life was there in the first place, then that you destroyed it. Now, generally, most bureaucratic centers don't use word of mouth and the terror-stricken hused words from Kree computers to believe one was a Destroyer of Life. It could be a coincidence. For example, it's hard to prove one destroyed a planet when you... destroyed the planet. No evidence, y'see? So that's why Gah Lak Tus let out Vision and why, when he comes to Earth, he will make his presence known, but leave very quickly with little fuss. Not because he wants to destroy earth, but because he want's the occupation and title to claim welfare benefits.
No Vision? And looks like Power Man is Luke Cage.
Great job Stuart - I've picked up a few of the Files/Handbook type books and the Ultimate issues ar by far the best.
I was a little disappointed that Widow's info was based on the armor - I thought it would be a lot more interesting to know what her enhancements had done. And it would have been nice to have Vision included, but those are pretty minor issues.


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Glasgow awarded unlikely title of Britain's most vegan friendly city by animal activists
THE charity People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals revealed Glasgow outperformed locations including London for its range of restaurants catering for vegans.
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GLASGOW has been awarded the unlikely title of Britain's most vegan-friendly city by animal activists.
The charity People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals said the city – often dubbed the sick man of Europe for its high rates of mortality, obesity and heart disease – outperformed locations including London and Brighton for its range of restaurants catering for vegans.
Peta campaigner Yvonne Taylor said: "When people visit Glasgow, they are always blown away by how much great vegan food there is.
"There are so many great restaurants and places to eat that have introduced people to a vegan diet.
"People often think that being vegan involves eating like a rabbit, but anyone who goes to places in Glasgow such as Mono or The 13th Note will know that there are amazing meat and dairy-free alternatives available nowadays.
"The city is opening people's minds up to what vegans eat."
The charity highlighted restaurants and bars including The 78 and The Bungo Bar and Kitchen for offering dishes such as vegan haggis, which are popular with both vegans and meat-eaters. Jan Forte, assistant manager at vegan restaurant The 78 in the city's west end, welcomed the accolade.
He said: "Our group of bars and restaurants have been working hard for years to establish themselves as serious places to go, not only for vegans and vegetarians but for meat-eaters as well.
"We have never been exclusive and I would say that a majority of our customers are meat-eaters, and they are sometimes surprised when they look at the menu to see that we are a vegan restaurant."
Yvonne added that the success of vegan restaurants is a result of vegan food becoming more mainstream.
She added: "Vegan food is no longer seen as being weird, and more people are asking where they can buy vegan products.
"That's why it's so great that Glasgow has so many places where they're available, not just at vegan restaurants."


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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has admitted that chicken feed contains a cancer-causing poison, arsenic, it has emerged.
The FDA said that a study developed by the agency shows that an ingredient in chicken feed which contains arsenic, called Roxarsone, makes its way into parts of the bird that are eaten.
However, they also claimed that the levels of the toxin are in amounts too tiny to pose a danger to human health.
Until this new study, both the poultry industry and the FDA refuted that arsenic fed to chickens ended up in meat and instead claimed that the toxin was eliminated and 'excreted in the faeces'.
But now it has emerged that Pfizer, the manufacturer of the chicken feed product known as Roxarsone, has decided to remove the product off the shelves in the US, following the results of the study.
Pfizer said in a statement that its subsidiary, Alpharma LLC, is suspending sales in response to the FDA findings. The company said it is not withdrawing the ingredient immediately, in order to give producers the time to wean their birds off the drug.
Although the product has been removed from shelves in America, it has not been removed from UK supermarkets.
Scott Brown of Pfizer Animal Health's Veterinary Medicine Research and Development division said the company also sell the ingredient in about a dozen other countries. He added that Pfizer is reaching out to regulatory authorities in those countries and will decide whether to sell it on an individual basis.
But Roxarsone is not the only FDA approved drug which contains the toxin. The FDA website revealed that the other arsenic-based drugs that are approved for use in food-producing animals (poultry and swine) include nitarsone, arsanilic acid, and carbarsone.
Despite their claims that the other arsenic-containing drugs are not a cause of concern, the regulatory body have admitted that they are looking into one of those listed, Nitarsone, which is fed to chickens and turkeys, but is used much less frequently than Roxarsone. Officials said they are in talks with the company about that drug but do not have any data specific to it.
Nitarsone is also manufactured by Pfizer. The company later suspended the drug temporarily in the US, although it is not clear when if or when the suspension will be lifted.
The news follows on from a previous announcement by the American meat Association and USDA (United States Department of Agriculture) which confirmed that the practice of feeding cows E.Coli tainted meat and chicken faeces was allowed under government regulations.
Caleb Weaver, press secretary for the USDA was reported as saying: "If the establishment finds a positive ground beef sample, they can implement steps to ensure the meat is safe to eat though proper cooking, and the USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) program personnel verify steps are taken to ensure that the meat is safe.
These regulations allow food manufacturers to produce or sell meat containing E.Coli despite a number of reported cases both in America and Europe where people have fallen ill or died from food poisoning after eating contaminated beef.
Recently, in the UK it has emerged that Spanghero, the firm at the centre of the horse meat scandal was previously at the centre of an E.Coli scare.
A spokesperson from the Ministry of Agriculture in Paris confirmed that Spanghero had to withdraw the 12 tonnes of mince in June 2011 because of suspected contamination by the bacteria, which causes potentially fatal food poisoning.


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Franco-American Community Frustrated by LePage Remarks
Published Jul 10, 2015 at 1:13 PM | Updated at 2:30 PM EDT on Jul 10, 2015
Maine Gov. Paul LePage.
Members of Maine's Franco-American community are frustrated by Republican Gov. Paul LePage's self-deprecating humor about his French heritage.
LePage said this week that the veto process laid out in the state's Constitution is very clear. He added that "even I can understand it and I'm French." Last week, he told reporters they were misusing a word and said "that's coming from a Frenchman."
Mitch Thomas, executive director of the Franco Center in Lewiston, tells the Maine Public Broadcasting Network that the governor's demeaning remarks are disturbing to many. Former state senator and representative Judy Ayotte Paradis of Frenchville said LePage is "reinforcing the stereotype of the dumb Frenchman."
LePage is Maine's first popularly elected Franco-American governor. His office did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Friday.
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15 June 1536 – Henry VIII's Council Threaten Mary
Posted By Claire on June 15, 2013
Chapuys and Mary in The Tudors series
On 15 June 1536 Henry VIII's daughter, Mary, received a visit at her home of Hunsdon from members of her father's council. This visit followed Parliament's passing of the Second Act of Succession, which made both Mary and her half-sister Elizabeth illegitimate and removed them from the succession, and Mary's efforts to reconcile with her father. It was, however, not a visit of reconciliation, the men led by the Duke of Norfolk were there to bully Mary into accepting her father as Supreme Head of the Church in England, and acknowledging that she was not the legitimate heir to the throne.
Eustace Chapuys, the imperial ambassador and a man close to Mary, recorded the visit of the council members in a letter to Emperor Charles V:
"To induce her to obey his commands and accede to his wishes, the King sent to her a deputation composed of the duke of Norfolk, the earl of Sussex (Robert Ratcliffe), the bishop of Chester (Roland Lee), and several others, whom she literally confounded by her very wise and prudent answers to their intimation. Upon which, finding that they could not persuade her, one of them said that since she was such an unnatural daughter as to disobey completely the King's injunctions, he could hardly believe (said the interlocutor) that she was the King's own bastard daughter. Were she his or any other man's daughter, he would beat her to death, or strike her head against the wall until he made it as soft as a boiled apple; in short that she was a traitress, and would be punished as such. Many other threats of the same sort did the said deputies utter on the occasion, assisted in their task by the Princess' governess, who happens to be the same as before, having then and there received orders not to allow the Princess to speak a word to any one, and to watch over her so that she should never be left alone by night or day."
Fearing for her safety, Chapuys advised Mary to submit to her father:
"I have written to her fully and in detail, advising, among other things, that, should the King, her father, obstinately persist in his determination, should she herself hear from friends at Court or elsewhere that her life was really in danger through ill-treatment or in some other way, my opinion was that she ought to obey her father's commands, assuring her at the same time that such was Your Majesty's advice and wish. That in order to save her own life, on which the tranquillity of this kingdom and the reform of the many great disorders and abuses by which it is troubled entirely depended, it was necessary that she should make all manner of sacrifices, and dissemble for some time to come, the more so that the protest previously signed and the cruel violence used were quite sufficient to preserve her inviolable right, and at the same time relieve her conscience, inasmuch as there was nothing in it against God nor against the articles of Faith. That God looked more into the intentions than into the deeds of men, and now she had a better opportunity than when the King's concubine was alive, since there was a question of depriving the bastard (Elizabeth) and making her (Mary) heir to the Crown. I was certain that, should she go to Court, she might by her prudence and wisdom be able to lead the King, her father, to the right path, availing herself of Your Majesty's valuable intercession after your probable reconciliation with him. Many other similar things have I written and inculcated upon the Princess in order to persuade her that the best course for her to pursue in case of unusual violence is to yield for the present to the King's wishes."
Chapuys went on to write of the King's fury at Mary's refusal to submit to him and his suspicion that she was being encourage to rebel against him by "several of his courtiers". Chapuys described how "certain ladies of the Court" had been called in front of the Privy Council to swear to the statute and how one woman, "herself issued from a noble house, and one of the most virtuous women in England", had been sent to the Tower. According to Chapuys, Mary's chief servant had also been imprisoned at "Cromwell's lodging", so Mary must have been terrified both for herself and her household. Fortunately, the matter was resolved:
"Thank God that the judges, notwithstanding all manner of threats were unwilling to take a resolution in the affair, and advised that a paper should be sent to the Princess for her to sign, and if she still refused that legal proceedings should then be instituted against her; otherwise I do not know what might have happened. At last the Princess, hearing from several reliable quarters how matters stood, signed the paper without reading it, which will be in future one of the best excuses that she can offer. I need scarcely tell Your Majesty that I had beforehand sent her the formula of the protest for her to write down, and sign separately. I had likewise warned her to make sure first that by complying with her father's wishes she will be quickly restored to his grace and favour; that I should never have advised her to sign the paper in question save with the perfect understanding that she was not acting against God and her conscience, or again that she could very well promise not to contravene the statutes without in anywise granting them her approval. I do not know yet how the Princess has come out of the difficulty, but whatever has been done I am confident that she has not disregarded my advice. Indeed had she allowed this oportunity to pass there would have been no remedy in her case. As soon as it was known that the Princess had actually signed the paper, there was incredible joy throughout the Court, save in the case of the earl of Essex, who said to the King, "That is a sort of game the playing of which will in time cost me my head, were it for no other reason than the injurious words I addressed to her on the occasion." Innumerable people, moreover, have sent me their congratulations at the reconciliation of the Princess with the King, her father."
However, Chapuys added the following note to his report:
"It appears, however, that after signing the paper as above said, the Princess fell suddenly into a state of despondency and sorrow; but I have since removed all her conscientious scruples by assuring her that not only will the Pope not condemn her action, but will highly approve of it under the circumstances."
Mary's submission cost her dearly, she must have felt that she was betraying her mother, Catherine of Aragon, and her God. The submission was against everything she believed in and held dear, and it is little wonder that she felt so bad.
Calendar of State Papers, Spain, Volume 5 Part 2: 1536-1538, Note 70
15 June 1536 – Mary Bullied by Henry VIII's Council 15 June 1536 – Henry VIII's Council Bullies Mary 15 June 1536 – The King's council bullies Mary 15 June 1536 – Mary should be beaten to death 15 June 1536 – Mary receives a disturbing visit 8 June 1536 – Mary reaches out to her father
Categories: Events of 1536, Henry VIII, Mary I
Tags: Lady Mary, Mary I, Mary's submission, Second Act of Succession, supremacy
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9 thoughts on "15 June 1536 – Henry VIII's Council Threaten Mary"
miladyblue says:
Chapuys used the word "bastard" against the WRONG member of the Tudor family. It belonged, without doubt, to one Henry Tudor.
Poor Mary!
melanie.v.taylor says:
And what about one other closer to home – Henry Fitzroy, Duke of Richmond? Henry VIII's acknowledged royal bastard son (miniature by Lucas Horenbout) .
By the time this was happening, Henry Fitzroy had already died. I believe he died only a couple months after Anne Boleyn was executed. No reason to claim him illegitimate by then.
Surely he is just saying that she will be illigitimate in the eyes of the law. Bastard was not a swear word- well it may have also been– it was used to describe a child not born in legal wedlock. I also think that Henry got it wrong as when he and Katherine had Mary they still both believed they had a lawful marriage so the child was concived and born in good faith. She should still have been seen as legitimate.
Diane Wilshere says:
Having seen the fire damaged paper in the Man and Monarch exhibition catalog I find it hard to believe she signed without reading it. She was fore end to sign after every sentence in the paper.
She may well have still followed Chapuys' advice and just signed where she had to. it would have been far easier to stomach if she didn't read it all.
I do not believe that Henry ordered Norfolk to insult or directly threaten Mary; Norfolk was something of a bully for all of that and did not need much to prompt him. It was clear that Mary was not going to get the reconciling that she hoped for and she suddenly realized that her father was as much behind her mistreatment as her late enemy: Queen Anne Boleyn. She was faced with the disturbing fact that she may have to choose to save her own life: never mind worrying about if her mother's marriage was legal or not. Henry was Supreme Head of the Church and his bang on his head had injured his brain somewhat: he was starting to change in his personality and become more ruthless. The law now demanded that everyone declare him in all of his royal titles or face death.
Chapryus was right when he told Mary that the Emperor was not interested in intervening in Enlish affairs now that his aunt: Queen Katherine was dead. The Emperor had other considerations and Mary was effectively alone, apart from a small group of influential supporters at Court, including Queen Jane. The Emperor was going to keep an eye on Mary and would protest her treatment through Eustace Chaprys but there was nothing she could do. If she wanted to reconcile with her father and protect her own life: Mary had to act smart: sign the document and then make a protest via the Holy See. This is called a Declaration Apart. It means she publically signs the document and then privately asks for pardon and protests the action by making a declaration that she signed under duress. In this case she can ask for absolution from the Holy Father and if she gets a chance in later life make her declaration to set this aside. That is what she did as Queen through Act of Parliament: reversed everything back to 1529 and declared her parents marriage legal.
Mary took his advice and then signed the submission; most likely without reading it. It was a wise move and she did not need to read it: she knew what it contained. She did not need to upset herself any more than the paper itself did. She bravely signed it and then made her protest. Henry accepted it and formally she was reconciled to him and to his wife. Henry was her father and king and he had the power of life and death over her. What would you have done?
Mary was a young woman who had endured every indignity going. All she wanted now that Anne Boleyn had gone was a peaceful life: to return home and to be with her father again. She must have been terrified as much as anything. These men that he had sent were powerful: they could tell Henry anything that they wanted to and he would have believed them: they were close to him. Chapyrus was absolutely right and went to see Mary in order to save her life. She trusted him and she did as he suggested. Reality set in. Mary had no choice. If she wanted any sort of life at all she had to forget all she believed and submit to her father.
very interesting and clever what mary did ,she really used her head ,though I suppose she had no choice but in the end she did get her mothers marriage legalised and that's admirable of her.
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I do think signing this affected her health…she must have had so many roiling emotions and she did feel it a betrayal of her mother, I think. No wonder she developed illness later on.


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Лев Иванович Иванов е руски балетмайстор и балетен педагог. Работил е в Мариинския театър в Санкт Петербург. Полага началото на симфонизацията в танца. Поставил е балетите на Чайковски "Лебедово езеро" (1895 г.) и "Лешникотрошачката" (1892 г.)

Биография
Иванов е роден на 18 февруари (стар стил) 1834 г. в Москва. Извънбрачно дете, до 3-годишна възраст расте в дом за сираци, след което е осиновен.

От 1844 до 1852 г. учи в Санктпетербургското театрално училище (днес Руска балетна академия "А. И. Ваганова") при Жан-Антоан Петипа, Александър Пименов, Пиер Фредерик Малаверн и Емил Гредлю.. След дипломирането си е приет в петербургската балетна трупа на Имперския театър, а през 1860 г. – в Мариинския театър.
С времето се специализира в характерните танци – най-вече испански и италиански, с чиито изпълнения жъне огромен успех.

През 1869 г. Мариус Петипа наследява Артур Сен-Леон като главен балетмайстор и Иванов става първи солист на Петербургския имперски балет. Сред ролите му са Феб и Клод Фроло от "Есмералда", Солор в "Баядерка", Конрад в "Корсар". С възхода на Павел Гердт, Иванов започва да се занимава с режисура и балетни постановки.

От 1882 г. е режисьор, а от 1885 – втори балетмайстор на Имперския театър и помощник на Петипа. За неговата музикалност се носят легенди – можел по слух да запомни и възстанови цели балетни постановвки.

За последен път играе на сцена през 1893 г. В годините си е партнирал с Елена Андреяновна и Татяна Смирнова.

Умира на 24 декември (стар стил) 1901 г. в Петербург.

Постановки
 1887 – "Омагьосаната гора", муз. Рикардо Дриго
 1887 – "Харлемско лале", муз. Борис Фитингоф-Шел, съвместно с Петипа
 1888 – "Севилска красавица", в Красное село
 1890 – "Жертвите на Амур или Радостите на любовта", муз. Лудвиг Минкус, в Красное Село, после в Мариински
 1890 – "Половецки танци", Александър Бородин, (първа постановка)
 1891 – "Празника на лодкарите", муз. Александър Фридман, в Красное Село
 1892 – славянски танци от първо и второ действие на операта балет "Млада", муз. Николай Римский-Корсаков
 1892 – "Лешникотрошачката", муз. Пьотр Илич Чайковски . Иванов поставя хореографията за премиерата, поради влошеното здравословно състояние на Петипа, въпреки че последният е споменат на афишите. Танцът на снежинките, изпълнен от 60 балерини в бели туники, е знаков за времето си.
 1893 – Вълшебната флейта, муз. Рикардо Дриго
 1893 – "Пепеляшка", муз. Борис Фитингоф-Шел (балът във второ действие)
 1895 – "Лебедово езеро", муз. Чайковски – сцените край езерото във 2. действие; в 4. действие съвместно с Петипа, вкл. танца на малките лебеди – едно от най-известните па-де-катр, венецианския танц и унгарския танц.
 1896 – "Ацис и Галатея", муз. Андрей Кадлец
 1897 – "Дочь Микадо", муз. Василий Врангел
 1900 – Унгарска рапсодия, муз. Ференц Лист. Първоначално част от "Конче-вихрогонче" на Цезар Пуни, впоследствие част от абсолвентските концерти на Академия "Ваганова".
 "Силвия", муз. Лео Делиб – постановката е довършен от Павел Гердт.
 "Египетски нощи" – замислена от Иванов, изпълнена от Михаил Фокин.

Педагогическа дейност
От 1858 г. води Класически танц в малките девически класове в Петербургското театрално училище. Сред ученичките му са Екатерина Вазем, Александра Вергина, Евгения Соколова, Мария Горшенкова, Варвара Никитина, Клавдия Куличевская, Олга Преображенская, Матилда Кшесинская, Агрипина Ваганова и много други бъдещи балерини и солистки на Мариинския театър.

Галерия

Източници

Руски балетисти
Руски балетмайстори


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COVID-19 posted Jun 29, 2020 @ 08:27am by Iain Burns
UPDATE: New COVID-19 modelling shows progress but risks remain
(UPDATE: June 29 @ 10:30 am): New federal models show continued progress in suppressing the spread of COVID-19, but with significant hotspots.
The figures released by the Public Health Agency of Canada Monday show that some areas have been more heavily impacted by COVID-19 than others, specifically Quebec and Ontario.
The hotspots in the past few days include parts of Saskatchewan, Toronto, Montreal and around the border town of Windsor, Ont.
At this point, transmission of the novel coronavirus appears under control nationally with any fluctuations due to localized outbreaks, chief public health officer Dr. Theresa Tam said Monday.
She said that as restrictions ease, it will be even more important for Canadians to maintain physical distancing and good handwashing practices to keep case counts down to help with contact tracing and to not overburden the health-care system.
She said people under the age of 40 account for a greater proportion of cases after that has been steep declines in case numbers for people over 80 years old in recent weeks.
The federal public health agency now estimates there will be between 104,000 and 108,000 cases countrywide by July 12, and between 8,545 and 8,865 deaths by the same date.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Monday the restrictions Canadians have lived with through the spring have worked to get COVID-19 under control.
A new explosion in cases could mean a return to tight restrictions, he warned.
He said rising COVID-19 numbers in the United States demonstrate the need for continued vigilance north of the border, including keeping physical distance from each other wherever possible.
Trudeau also said federal officials will reduce the number of news conferences over the summer, but might hold unscheduled updates if there is information to share.
– With files from the Canadian Press
(Original story: June 29 @ 8:27 am): Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said new COVID-19 modelling shows Canada is "moving in the right direction."
Speaking in Ottawa this morning, Trudeau also said he is extending the Emergency Commercial Rent Assistance program by a month.
He added: "We understand that many owners have problems with cash flow right now, and we're working on that this week."
Speaking about the new modelling, which will be released in full later today, Trudeau said that despite the positive signs, Canadians cannot let up.
"After a very challenging spring, things are continuing to move in the right direction," he said.
But he added that there are still "some hotspots across the country."
Numbers of cases and hospitalizations, however, continue to decline, he said.
"That's because Canadians are taking this seriously," he explained, adding that they have made many sacrifices to help the country through the pandemic.
The prime minister also praised the new NAFTA deal, which comes into effect on Wednesday, and added that he is considering whether to extend the US-Canada border closure beyond July 25.
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#handsandfeetindetroit
The people of the 9th precinct are absolutely incredible. It has been a gift to build relationships with our neighbors throughout the years. We asked some of these community members about the community and the responses were a reflection of the passion that each have for Detroit. Read about our interviewees and their responses here!
Meet Sandra Turner-Handy, a prominent leader in our community and one of our board members. As a resident of Detroit for 63 years, Sandra's passion for this city is immeasurable.
Meet George Preston, one of our Team Restore chairpersons, board members and community leaders! George has been a resident of Detroit for the last 60 years and has made an incredible impact in this city by his leadership.
Meet Michelle, one of our Team Restore chairpersons and dear friends! Michelle has been a resident of Detroit for over 50 years and her heart for the city shines through in all she says and does.
Meet the Griswold family! The Griswold family has lived in Detroit for three years and Malcolm serves as the pastor of Reformation Church Detroit. They are incredible people who are on fire to share the Gospel with this great city.
What do you wish others knew about Detroit?
Sandra Turner-Handy: "Detroit is and always has been a family city, even with a few bumps we maintain our sense of community and love for the city."
Michelle: "There are great people, great neighborhoods and great potential in Detroit."
George Preston: "Detroit does have some beautiful neighborhoods and a caring Community along with a thriving downtown area."
The Griswold Family: "Detroit's weather makes it difficult to develop close relationships, year-round, but if you work to initiate relationships in the summertime, you can find some warm hearted people."
How have you seen God at work in your community?
ST: "God is at work in the community through the many hands that he placed on community members to do his work and the many blessings that he sends to this community such as CRD, volunteers, community leaders, etc."
M: "Through people. I have a neighbor that cuts grass for anyone that can't during the summer. In the winter months he moves the snow with a shovel when his snow blower isn't working. There is another neighbor that took a shine to my son after one conversation several years ago. One year to the date of Quentin's death that neighbor stopped to ask for his new number. He said that he had been calling and not getting an answer. We talked. I explained the loss of my son and he shared that his son and grandson had been killed recently. He offered to help with anything that I might need concerning home improvements or lawn services. God uses the hands and legs of people to show himself to the world."
GP: "I think God is the leader in all the things that we do!"
GF: "I've met several people who make it their personal mission to serve the physical needs of the people in the community. Churches have stepped up by increasing food drive-thrus and food and toiletry box deliveries."
What is your hope for Detroit?
ST: "That everyone's quality of life is raised and we continue to love each other and our communities."
M: "My hope is that Detroiters become actively involved in the progression of moving our city forward."
GP: "I hope to be a positive influence on all the changes that we see coming to Detroit."
GF: "Our hope for Detroit is to see a city that once thrived, do it again, on all sides of the city, not just downtown. (Pride in their communities, homeownership, entrepreneurship, reduced reliance on government assistance, etc.) We would like to see people saved by the preached Word of the Gospel. They should be trained by the church to be urban missionaries, so then they can preach the Word and others can be saved."
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Q: How would I show that PA proves the godel sentence for PA implies Con(PA) Started off with definitions:
godel sentence for PA is the sentence in PA that cannot be proved nor disproved
Con(PA) formalizes PA is consistent
We know godels first incompleteness theorem is essentially showing if the theory is consistent the there's a godel sentence. So we need to show that PA proves the opposite.
I'd start off supposing there's a godel sentence for PA but I am not really sure where to go from there.

A: There seems to be a bit of confusion here:

"the sentence in PA that cannot be proved nor disproved"

is not a definition - there are many sentences which PA can neither prove nor disprove. The Godel sentence for PA is a very particular example, but there are lots of others.

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*Indeed one of the consequences of (the general version of) Godel's theorem is that there is no algorithm for determining when a sentence is undecidable in PA. Put another way, there will always be surprising examples of independent sentences; the "strengthened finite Ramsey theorem" is a natural example, and the MRDP theorem tells us that some (very unnatural, granted) Diophantine equations have no solutions but are not PA-provably-unsolvable.

Roughly speaking, $G_{PA}$ says "This sentence is not PA-provable." Somewhat more precisely, the key fact about $G_{PA}$ is $$(*)\quad PA\vdash [G_{PA}\leftrightarrow\neg Prov_{PA}(\ulcorner G_{PA}\urcorner)]$$ (where "$\ulcorner\cdot\urcorner$" is the usual Godel coding function and "$Prov$" is the arithmetized provability predicate). That is, PA proves "$G_{PA}$ is true iff PA doesn't prove $G_{PA}$."

Now on to the problem. The key observation is that, while there are many facts about PA-provability which PA can't prove (e.g. PA doesn't prove $Prov_{PA}(\ulcorner\varphi\urcorner)\implies\varphi$ except when PA proves $\varphi$ already), it can prove "obvious" facts: in particular, whenever PA proves a statement, it proves that it proves that statement, and moreover it proves that. (Hehe).
So we argue in PA as follows. PA proves that inconsistent theories prove everything; that is, we have $$(**)\quad PA\vdash(\neg Con(PA)\iff \forall x(Prov_{PA}(x))).$$ Now - reasoning in PA - if $G_{PA}$ is true then $\forall x(Prov_{PA}(x)))$ is false (take $x=\ulcorner G_{PA}\urcorner$ and apply $(*)$ above), so by contrapositive we have $$PA\vdash G_{PA}\rightarrow Con(PA).$$

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The Infiniti Q50L, the stretched version of the premium sedan, is on display at the Guangzhou Auto Show 2014. The China-only model celebrated its world premiere at the Chengdu Auto Show earlier this year.
The Q50L gets its wheelbase extended by 48 mm, most of which goes into making more space for rear seat passengers. The car measures 4,852 mm in length and 2,898 in wheelbase.
While the Q70L is bound for the US and Canada, the Nissan-owned premium carmaker has announced that the smaller Q50L sedan is exclusive for the Chinese market.
Available in Comfort, Elegant, Sports, Luxury and Luxury Sports trims, the sharply styled sedan will go on sale in the country this month. The Q50L is the first Infiniti product to be manufactured in China, at its new Xiangyang factory in Hubei province.
A 2.0-litre inline four-cylinder petrol engine performs the propulsion duty in partnership with a 7-speed automatic transmission with a manual mode. Power and torque figures stand at 208 hp and 320 Nm respectively.
Details of the equipment level can be found in the press release attached below the gallery.


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Q: Spotify: Does anyone know any command prompt commands for the Windows 10 Spotify desktop app? I'm writing a python script to control Spotify through command prompt, but the only command I know is:
spotify --uri=[xxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Which opens Spotify to a track, album, or artist. I've tried lots of other random commands trying to find some that work, but with no luck.

A: I don't know whether you can do it through cli but you could simulate keypresses and find the process and window title.
import win32api, win32con, win32gui, win32process, psutil, time

class Helper():
  play_pause = 0xB3
  next_track = 0xB0
  previous_track = 0xB1

  def __init__(self):
      self.hwnd = 0

  def winEnumHandler(self, hwnd, ctx ):
      process_name = psutil.Process(win32process.GetWindowThreadProcessId(hwnd)[-1]).name()
      window_name = win32gui.GetWindowText(hwnd)
      if win32gui.IsWindowVisible(hwnd) and process_name == "Spotify.exe" and window_name != "":
          self.hwnd = hwnd

  def sendKey(self, key):
      win32api.keybd_event(key, 0, 0, 0)
      win32api.keybd_event(key, 0, win32con.KEYEVENTF_KEYUP, 0)

  def getInfo(self):
      win32gui.EnumWindows(self.winEnumHandler, None)
      return win32gui.GetWindowText(self.hwnd)

hp = Helper()
print(hp.getInfo())

hp.sendKey(Helper.next_track)
time.sleep(1)
print(hp.getInfo())

hp.sendKey(Helper.play_pause)
time.sleep(1)
print(hp.getInfo())

You can determine the playing state by the title (contains - or Spotify) and you should check whether the process is still alive / hwnd != 0.
I found the keycodes here


Granite quarrying began as early as 1870 on Mount Desert Island at Hall's Quarry. It required the brute strength of both man and ox.
Teamsters with their oxen or horses were paid $1.50 a day. Quarrymen consisting mostly of Italian, Swedish, Finnish and Scottish men were paid $2 for a 10-hour work day.
Four major companies operated at Hall's Quarry from 1870 to 1965: Standard Granite Company, followed by McMullen Granite Co., Booth Brothers and Hurricane Island Granite Company, and Grenci and Ellis Granite Co.
All shipped stone for major building contracts all over the United States.


"Silence, s'il vous plait," the young court usher said, and an immediate hush descended on the room. "All rise, the court is now in session," he ordered, and the public stood abruptly as the judge and chief investigator swept into the court in black robes.
The smack of the clapper board reminded the audience that they were not, in fact, in a court room, but on a set. The voice was that of Milo Rau, a Swiss director who with his company, the International Institute of Political Murder, has brought the Congo conflict right into the heart of Europe, in one of the most ambitious pieces of political theatre ever staged.
Held last weekend, Rau has set out to create an "unvarnished portrait" of the war in Congo, which he believes is one of the most extensive economic conflicts in human history, estimated to have claimed anything between five and seven million lives in hundreds of massacres over the past 20 years, all of which have gone unpunished.
The Berlin hearings followed three days of inquiry in the town of Bukavu in DRC last month, which brought former rebels face-to-face with victims of massacres, government and opposition politicians, economists and philosophers, and examined the conflict's origins and the reasons for its continuation.
"Why this war has continued to rage is no longer to do with ethnic antagonism, but commodities, like coltan, niobium, or cassiterite, which are seen as essential to our 21st century lives, and are to be found in abundance in the Democratic Republic of Congo," Rau told the Guardian, ahead of the Berlin sessions.
"My impression is that everything and everyone from the immediate neighbours, the rebel organisations, the international mining companies, even the government and the NGOs, profit from the perpetual chaos. This is nothing but a war economy," he said.
Over a period of more than 14 hours, the Berlin hearings investigated the responsibility of a range of actors in the conflict, including international corporations, the World Bank, the United Nations and NGOs, and of course, the governments, past and present, of Congo itself.
Information flooded the audience in a mixture of French, German and English, and in the DRC a live ticker from the court room gave a minute by minute report for those followers who had been at the Bukavu event, according to Congolese diplomats in Berlin.
Foreign mining companies came under particular scrutiny in the tribunal, accused of taking advantage of the conditions of a failed state, allowing them to operate tax free; dismiss former workers; and relocate whole communities to inadequate sites, leaving residents without compensation – all with the alleged support of the World Bank.
"Parts of the Congo became like a self-service shop," Sylvestre Bisimwa, a Congolese lawyer and the chief investigator, told the tribunal. "Transnational plundering of major dimensions took place." He gave the example of a village that was moved to an uninhabitable hillside by a mining company which had bought the gold mining rights from former president Mobutu Sese Seko – one of many thousands of examples, Bisimwa said, of how an international corporation simply moved in and taken over.
Bisimwa said that while many violations of the law had been perpetrated by corporations, none of the crimes had ever come to court. "It should actually be possible to fight these cases legally, but this has never happened in Congo," he claimed.
Berlin was chosen as the stage for the second part of the tribunal because of the role it originally played in the 19th century rush by the colonialist empires to parcel out the continent between them, known as the "scramble for Africa".
Set in the capital's popular fringe theatre, the Sophiensaele, Vital Kamerhe, leading presidential candidate for the November 2016 elections, told the tribunal: "Berlin, you have been instrumental in shaping my fate." A century ago, he said, it was ivory and rubber which saw corporations piling in to plunder his country. Now, interests have been transferred onto commodities such as coltan – used extensively in mobile technology – deposits of which in Eastern Congo are greater than anywhere else in the world.
"One hundred years on, the people of Congo are still a victim of the exploitation of (Congo's) riches and resources," the politician said, in what was one of the more emotional speeches during the often dry and highly intellectual hearing.
In the dock too were, perhaps surprisingly to some, many of the NGOs who have had a presence in Congo. Linda Polman, a Dutch journalist and one of the most vocal critics of international relief organisations gave a searing critique of what she called the "humanitarian aid industry", arguing that it was rarely accountable enough and too often shortsighted.
Aid workers and foreign soldiers too often lack local knowledge, language or cultural sensibilities, she said, citing in particular the so-called Blue Helmets of the UN.
She stressed it was time to: "consider aid as an industry, rather than the image we have of it as Mother Theresa," and called on all organisations to sign up to a code of conduct.
The jury agreed. Consisting of various figures from the world of law, civil rights, business and philosophy, it included Wolfgang Kaleck, who represents the whistleblower Edward Snowden, Marc-Antoine Vumilia Muhindo, a controversial former politician, and Dutch sociologist and leading globalisation critic, Saskia Sassen.
While some jury members expressed their frustration at the limitations of the tribunal – which unlike a real trial will not lead to any prosecutions – the chief judge Jean-Louis Gilissen said having seen the effect of the Bukavu hearings on the participants, he would fully support the idea of turning the theatre trial into something more substantial.
Kamerhe said of the proceedings: "Both the Berlin and Bukavu hearings have shown that the truth can come to light, and they have given victims the chance to speak for the very first time, which is at the very least cathartic.


After a long weekend away, we came back home to an empty fridge and (on my part) not much motivation to cook. Summer weekends tend to do that--a couple days of waking up with the sun on the beach and going from one restaurant or cafe to another zaps me of all desire to operate in a normal routine.
On days like this, my go-to is pasta, and this easy dish of Penne with Zucchini and Yogurt Cream Sauce can be made with the kind of ingredients you might be likely to have hanging around in your pantry or fridge: yogurt, spices, and some kind of vegetable (zucchini in this case, but honestly anything you have would work--roasted butternut squash, broccoli, frozen peas or corn, bell peppers, etc.).
The base of the sauce is yogurt, which is stirred into the hot pasta, creating a light, but creamy, sauce with just a tiny bit of tang.
It's a simple, but satisfying dish that's perfect for those days when you need to keep things easy.
While pasta cooks, heat 2 tablespoons olive oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat and add the onions. Saute 1 minute, then add the zucchini and garlic, and cook for 5-7 minutes, or until slightly tender.
Drain the pasta and return to pot (remove from heat). Add the cooked zucchini and onions, along with the yogurt, garlic powder, onion powder, and oregano. Stir well to coat, then add the grated cheese and season to taste with salt and black pepper. Garnish with red chile flakes, if desired.


Please be reassured, everyone, that Fair Pint ARE doing a huge amount of work behind the scenes and that we'll be doing a lot more over the summer during recess. We will be asking you all to take part in collecting evidence and to help directly strengthen the Fair Pint campaign and Fair Pint's position leading to a successful outcome for us all. This Autumn is the only realistic chance tied lessees and publicans have of getting a fair deal out of their situation. We must not and - with the help of each and everyone in the tied trade - WILL NOT miss this chance.


Deliciously grilled lemongrass short rib steak on a fresh 9 inch french baguette spread with freshly made aoili and truffle pate. Topped with fresh avocado and Kale, a one of a kind Bun Mi original. Optional Jalapenos or sriracha sauce, request in notes upon checkout.


A jolt into a reality we all hope to avoid. Linda's point about the type of substance abuse education kids really need is right on. She makes it abundantly clear that traditional curricula for substance abuse has little impact on behaviors. Kudos to the towns who are listening to her message.


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KICSODA DONALD TRUMP? VAN MIÉRT AGGÓDNI!
A BIZONYÍTÉK – KIK FEGYVEREZTÉK FEL AZ ISIS-T SZÍRIÁBAN?
ÚJABB LETILTOTT PUTYIN INTERJÚ – KIK TÁMOGATJÁK A TERRORIZMUST?
ATOMMAL PUSZTÍTANA AZ ISZLÁM ÁLLAM?
AZ AMERIKAI KORMÁNY HALÁLOS VÍRUSOKAT GYÁRT?


Our aim for this project is to try and increase individual's empathy levels by using VR and a simulation-app in order to change our perceptions and boost the desire to help others by being more pro-social.
Our aim for this project is to try and increase individual's empathy levels by using VR and a simulation-app in order to change our perceptions and boost the desire to help others by being more pro-social. The app "Empathy Matters" will allow users to experience what the iPhone of a young Syrian girl would look like by replicating the features of her phone. Relatable features such as messages, photos and calls give user a simple insight into her life and the everyday hardships faced by a Syrian refugee. A VR 360° video showing a Syrian refugee camp through the eyes of a young Syrian girl will also be used. This video - 'Clouds over Sidra'- was designed for this exact purpose by creators, Gabo Arora and Chris Milk in conjunction with the UN in hopes to influence political leaders to be more empathetic to the refugee crisis. We felt that the VR video needed something more attainable as research showed that the more familiar an individual is with another, the more empathetic they will be towards them (Bouchard et al., 2013). This inspired the idea of making an app that brings the user closer to the Syrian refugee by using a platform that a typical user could relate to – a mobile phone. We chose an iPhone interface as research showed that it is the second most used smart phone in Ireland in 2018. It is also arguably an easier interface to navigate for the purposes and features of our project. This app increases the user's relationship with the young Syrian girl – Amena – and hopefully will increase their level of empathy towards the refugee crisis.


Today as I write, there are so many great and wonderful things being brought about through the will of our Lord and God! If I am able to convey even a little of the excitement we feel here at Long Beach Christian College. I am sure you will join us in praising God for his amazing and miraculous blessings, and you will want to be a part of this wonderful institution.
The Long Beach Christian College/ Ministerial Training, Inc. (LBCC/MTI), formerly the Long Beach Bible Institute, was founded in July 2001. Long Beach Christian College (LBCC) is called to be a higher education institution that equips God's people with spiritual and theological knowledge, academic skills, and professional competence to advance careers and to be the hands and voice of Christ to diverse urban communities.
Christians have a Biblical mandate to educate in their homes and churches to reinforce the educational ministries of these institutions.
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Aloysius, who has cerebral palsy, won the silver medal in the BC3 pairs category with partner Toh Sze Ning, winning two out of three matches.
The pair lost 3-4 to Korean world No. 2 pair Woo Jeongmin and Deubora Kim on Saturday (June 2) at the Heartbeat@Bedok sports hall in a match that was decided by the last end.
He also finished fourth in the BC3 individual category.
"He has got a lot to learn because it's his first time competing in tournament at this level, so we didn't expect anything. Every game was nervous for us but he is very happy with how he performed," said Aloysius' father and ramp assistant Kagan Gan, as his son nodded in agreement.
Aloysius cannot speak clearly owing to his condition, but is able to communicate through gestures and sounds.
Boccia is a sport similar to lawn bowls and petanque.
Depending on their level of physical mobility, players either throw or propel leather balls with the aid of a ramp.
The goal is to get the balls - which are red or blue - as close as possible to the white ball.
Each athlete or team is given six balls per round, also known as ends.
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Said team captain Toh: "It was a very close match today. But (even though we lost) I'm very happy that we played well because we have only been training together for a few months. We work very well together."
The 24-year-old represented Singapore at the 2016 Paralympics and is also a Sports Excellence Scholarship recipient.
Thailand dominated the four-day competition, winning the gold and silver medals in all three individual categories.
The Singapore Boccia Open is the country's first international boccia tournament in a decade, its return boosted by a $70,000 donation from Tiger Balm.


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A compilation of the most talented composers in film today.
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Michael Jackson's pop classic 'Billie Jean' has been given a classical piano makeover by pianist AyseDeniz Gokcin. Gokcin previously shot to fame and acclaim earlier this year thanks to her classical take on the music of Pink Floyd.
The new project comes complete with a music video which shows the various extended techniques employed by Gokcin to create the unique sound. Explaining the sound of the interpretation, she commented that the idea was "to discover all the different sounds a piano can produce by using more than just the keys. Every sound on the track is made by the piano."
Besides the conventional use of the piano, she also utilised Mongolian horse hair to 'bow' the strings of the piano, a broken LP and her own hands for percussion. The famous baseline proved to be a particular challenge for Gokcin: "It is really hard to play, particularly the left hand ostinato."
Gokcin's interpretations of Pink Floyd songs led to a huge amount of interest when the band themselves shared Classic FM's news article on the project via their Facebook page. Watch an interview with her and Classic FM's John Brunning here.


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Slap-slap-slap-slap. The steady pattering of J.T.'s rubber soles hitting pavement brought his heart back into rhythm as the heavy-metal tune, Death of Me, played through his ear buds, drowning out the accusations in his head. Could he ever atone for his misdeeds of the past?
Better question: Should he care?
He'd been summoned and was expected to appear before Dr. Long at precisely 10:00 a.m. This was no ordinary meeting. J.T. could feel it in the uncharacteristic wobble of Dr. Long's voice, the clipped sentences meant to dissuade questions, and the setting in which the meeting would be held—the man's personal office inside his home.
Would J.T. ever be allowed back into the inner sanctum as Dr. Long had often hinted? Or kept on the fringes as he'd been the last ten years?
J.T. twisted his wrist and noted the numbers on his Timex through the crystal scratched from years of hard physical training. Better step it up a notch if he wanted to pray by sunrise then complete the rest of his morning ritual before receiving his marching orders. He'd stop by his brother's house on the way. That should remind him why he'd eschewed the world his family had cultivated and sought things with eternal implications.
Running his forearm across his brow to stanch the flow of sweat rolling into his eyes, he stepped into his cabin settled at the far end of his neighbor's sustainable farm acreage. He stretched his chest and worked to steady the rhythm of his breaths.
Water. After filling a glass from the tap, he gulped till he sensed the liquid quench cells through to his skin then set it on the counter with a clatter.
Turning toward the living area of his single-floor abode, he spied his holy book from the prominent place, above all other books, on the shelves, among tomes of philosophy, comparative religious studies, and a few classic novels. Just the weight of it between his palms, as he pulled it from on high, calmed the intensity of his racing pulse.
"God is good." The words came as if by rote. That thought made his lips curve into a knowing smile, Dr. Long's face coming to mind.
J.T. gingerly opened the pages to the words he wanted to meditate on today. He read them aloud once, then again, until they settled into his soul, closed the holy book and said them again, before replacing it back in its lofty home.
After lowering his knees to the small rug laid across the hardwood floor, he leaned his forehead to meet it. The words he'd just found ran from his lips over and over and over, each repetition emboldening him to do the work of his Creator.
Now, he was armed to face off with his former boss, the FBI supervisor of the newly formed squad designed to root out recruitment and training of lone wolf terrorists.
The sound of the fountain beneath the skylight at the atrium of the Terra Grande Mall drew Destiny Long to her usual seat beside it as she began another day before her boutique opened. Something about the emptiness of the shopping center at this time, which contrasted the hustle and bustle of the rest of the day, felt even more peaceful than if she had stayed in her apartment to read her Bible and journal.
The whoosh of the water cascading down steps in the fountain didn't hurt either.
Like living water. Cleansing.
She clicked her mechanical pencil to lengthen the lead, and scrawled across the empty page, getting lost in the words. Seeking to know more about the Creator Who made her, meditating on His love and opening herself to His discerning voice.
A tap on her shoulder made her jump, sending the book to the floor.
"Did I scare you?" Damien Malik's full lips tipped and his dark eyes sparked.
Destiny gathered the book from the floor and set it beside her. "Never, Damien. You are as gentle as a lamb."
"Ah, another allusion to your Savior." His words held a hint of an accent from his parents' native Pakistan. Though he was Americanized in many ways, his manner of speech reminded Destiny of his cultural fealty. "I guess I should feel complimented, and yet I believe few men openly pursuing a woman care to be thought of as a lamb." He eased onto the bench beside her.
She placed a palm on his forearm but did not say a word. Though she greatly admired the man's deep commitment to God, his Muslim theology left no chance for true salvation through grace. She could only muster a small smile.
His expression told her he knew her thoughts. He patted her hand on his arm. "One day you will see I am right. And we will be together. We will share the same faith." He pointed to the vaulted skylight above the atrium at the center of the mall. "Allah knows this."
Destiny hoped he was correct in one thing, at least—that they would one day share a Christian faith. After that, who knew?
Damien stood and offered his hand to her. She gathered her books and rose from the bench on her own.
He chuckled. "Ah, yes. American women can do everything without the help of a man."
"You know I don't feel that way."
His gaze dropped to the tile floor. Maybe he understood she just didn't want to lead him on. "Can I at least buy you a coffee?"
After stuffing her books into her messenger bag, she peeked into his soulful eyes. "Since I bought you one yesterday, I'd say that's fair."
His sigh was one of deep, manly exasperation. He headed toward the coffee stand that opened fifteen minutes before the other shops in order to satisfy all the employees' morning jolt needs. "I will take what I can get."
"Hey, boss." Shyann breezed over to the coffee line, wearing a t-shirt and yoga pants, her brunette ponytail swaying as she jogged up.
Destiny peeked at her watch. She knew it wasn't anywhere near time for her employee to show up for work. Shyann was the late shift. And was usually late. At least she used to be. Over the past few months, Shyann had made a greater effort to be on time. Maybe she'd sensed Destiny's hints about her lackluster job performance. Or maybe it had something to do with her new beau.
"What are you doing here so early?" Destiny questioned.
Shyann shot Damien a look. "Heading to Fit World for a workout." She grimaced. "And to use their computers. Mine's on the fritz again." She sighed. "Thanks, again, Damien."
He nodded. "No problem, Shyann."
"Well, toodles." Shyann wiggled her fingers over her head as she trotted toward Damien's fitness center where his cousin Aazim was opening the gate.
Destiny inched up as the line moved forward. "That's really nice of you to let her use your computers all the time."
He shrugged. "That's what they're there for. To help people."
"I thought you bought those for the summer program you have for the kids on scholarship with the fitness classes."
His wordless nod spoke of the humility he always demonstrated when she asked about his program to help youth. She knew it formed out of his own missionary designs to teach young people about the peaceful theology of his Ahmadi Muslim faith.
Too bad he wasn't a Christian. Not only would she have no barriers dating him, but they could share the ministry of bringing people to Jesus. Then she wouldn't have to endure her father's constant warnings about their relationship.
Or friendship.
Or whatever it was.
"The computers are there to help any members who might need them. Shyann is a member."
"What does she do on them that she can't do on her cell phone?"
Damien's olive colored dimple quirked. "I believe she is writing a novel."
Destiny's jaw dropped before she could stop it. "I had no idea."
"Apparently she has finally found some direction in her life."
"I wonder if it has something to do with the guy she's been chatting with from the dating service."
His eyebrows rose. "Don't tell me she has hooked up online?"
Destiny nodded, Shyann's not-so-great boyfriend history weighing on her. Like the professional magician who seemed to make the large bills in the cash register disappear. "Yeah. I worried about it too. But this one seems different. Ever since she started chatting with him, she's been coming to work on time—sometimes early, even—she's gotten into shape, and she's signed up to take a summer school course at Maryland State. It may just be a good thing."
Damien harrumphed.
Finally, they both stood at the counter and ordered their own versions of coffee then parted to begin their days.
Passing the other stores as employees lifted the gates and arranged the merchandise, Destiny stared in the direction of her own to see at what point it was visible to passersby. Just as she crossed the edge of the second store before hers, she saw the sign—Re-Genesis. Though part of her wanted to groan at its relative invisibility, another allowed her to smile at the name and all that it meant to her. Her dream to have a store with the goal of re-purposing objects others might throw away, but it also sought to show what Jesus did for souls—re-purpose lives. Explaining that to customers was the highlight of her day.
After keying into the lock and lifting the gate, she scanned the layout of beautiful merchandise unveiled for the world to see. Well, at least customers close enough. Handbags and backpacks made from old jeans and the like. Quilts designed from scraps of fabric—each telling a story. Jewelry made by village people in developing countries in a display that outlined the work of the missionaries there. She also had floor-to-ceiling shelves of Christian paperbacks, fiction and non-fiction, that she'd rescued—as she liked to call it—from being destroyed by bookstores that were told by the publishing houses to rip the covers off and send them back when they didn't sell in their allotted time. That way the publisher would reimburse them for the books without incurring the added expenditure of shipping. She'd been aghast when a friend who'd managed a bookstore told her this was a typical practice of the day, and she set out to do something about it. They were like her orphans.
Destiny ran her hand along the spine of a favorite novel from the used books section and her muscles relaxed. All was right in her little shop. She smiled at the thought. Especially since she'd bought the cash cow—the Print Book Dispenser machine.
Turning toward the behemoth printer that spit out books-on-demand, she congratulated herself in acquiring the one thing that would compel customers to search for her store. They didn't just come to buy a book that it might print. They came to see it actually assembled before their eyes. After the PBD ran through all its machinations—printing, collating, cutting, binding—she'd place it in their hands like a fresh, warm brownie, straight from the oven.
The novelty had yet to wear off.
It didn't hurt that she had cultivated connections with some stellar independent Christian authors whose titles were now available for her to print on site. Destiny's customers had access not only to the number of books that lined her shelves. They had a seemingly unlimited library of titles, from years past and newly released, that they could take hold of within ten minutes from the start of the machine.
She charged a little more for the experience.
A customer meandered into the store and headed for the Romantic Suspense section. She lingered in front of a novel about Middle Eastern terrorists setting up cells in America.
Destiny sighed as her thoughts ran back to her dad. Though he'd been supportive of Destiny all her life, his job in U.S. intelligence made him extra protective to the point he'd insert softened interrogation techniques into conversations with her friends growing up. He saw evil around every corner. And now his suspicions seemed directed at her friend, Damien. What had the poor man done to incur her father's distrust?
Had years of profiling terrorists led Dad to be apprehensive toward all Muslims? Could he ever get past that? And what if Damien actually did convert to Christianity one day? Would Dad believe it was real? She hoped so because she could imagine … maybe … Well, no use thinking on that now. Falling for men not of her faith had already left a scar that itched regularly.
She wouldn't do that again.
Then a thought niggled at the back of her mind. She didn't want to acknowledge it, but it wouldn't go away. It rolled, and spun and even blinked as if to get her attention from behind a tinted window. Yes, her father's job made him extra cautious. But his wisdom and experience also left him with an uncanny ability to find truth in the most concealed circumstances.
Damien was devout to a religion that had violent sects. He had many acquaintances from countries known to have terrorist training camps. And his fitness center was always filled with mostly young men of Middle Eastern descent.
Finally, she had to admit to the question that buzzed within the folds of her brain.
What if her father's concerns about Damien were valid?
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Barnes Named LSWA Pitcher of the Week
Official Site of the Warhawks | May 7, 2019
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Lafayette, La. - ULM junior right handed pitcher Ty Barnes was named the Louisiana Sports Writers Association Pitcher of the Week for the week of April 29 to May 5, the organization announced Monday afternoon.
Barnes pitched the first complete game shutout by a ULM pitcher in four years (vs. Sam Houston State, Feb. 28, 2015) and the first by a ULM pitcher in Sun Belt Conference play in seven years (vs. Middle Tennessee, April 21, 2012). He scattered seven hits with one walk vs. UT Arlington, and allowed only one base runner to reach third base in picking up his fourth win of the season.
See full article at Official Site of the Warhawks


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Lawrence S. Margolis (March 13, 1935 – January 18, 2017) was a judge of the United States Court of Federal Claims from 1982 to 1997.

Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Reuben and Mollie Margolis, Margolis received a B.A. from Central High School in Philadelphia, followed by a B.S. in mechanical engineering from the Drexel Institute of Technology (now Drexel University) in 1957; and a J.D. from George Washington University Law School in 1961. After being admitted to the District of Columbia Bar, he was a patent examiner for the United States Patent Office from 1957 to 1962, and was then patent counsel to the Naval Ordnance Laboratory in White Oak, Maryland until 1963, and then assistant corporation counsel for the District of Columbia from 1963 to 1966. While serving in the latter position, he also maintained a private legal practice in Silver Spring, Maryland. He joined the United States Department of Justice as a trial attorney in the Criminal Division and special Assistant United States Attorney for District of Columbia from 1966 to 1968, also serving as a consultant to the President's National Crime Commission from 1966 to 1967.

He was an Assistant United States Attorney for the District of Columbia from 1968 to 1971, at which time he was appointed to an eight-year term as a U.S. Magistrate for the District of Columbia in 1971. He was reappointed for a second 8-year term in 1979 and served until December 1982. On September 27, 1982, Margolis was nominated by President Ronald Reagan to a new seat on the U.S. Claims Court authorized by 96 Stat. 27. Confirmed by the United States Senate on December 10, 1982, he received his commission the same day, and took his oath of office on December 15, 1982. He assumed senior status on December 14, 1997.

Margolis married Doris May Rosenberg on January 30, 1960, with whom he had two children, Mary Aleta and Paul Oliver.

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For our Christmas Concert we will be returning to the historic and atmospheric Speech Room of Harrow School. The programme will comprise an eclectic mix of Christmas music, some traditional and some less well-known and, in addition to some beautiful music performed by the choir, will include audience participation and carols for all. Please click here to see the concert poster.
Our Guest Reader this year is the actor Edward Fox.
For details of access to the Speech Room pleae click here and for parking information please click here.
We are delighted to welcome as our Guest Reader this year the actor Edward Fox - hopefully he will feel reasonably at home in the Speech Room as he is himself an Old Harrovian. He mentioned to us that as a pupil he remembers extremely well listening to Winston Churchill, another famous old-boy, on an occasion when he visited and addressed the school. Perhaps this was helpful when Edward played Churchill on stage at the Gielgud Theatre only a few years ago! In fact, Edward Fox is among the relatively small band of actors who are equally at home, and highly regarded, on both stage and film and he was awarded the OBE for his services to Drama in 2003. He has appeared in more than 70 films, his most well-known performances probably being his acclaimed portrayal of Edward Vlll in Edward and Mrs Simpson and the title role in Day of the Jackal. He also won the Best Supporting Actor Award at the British Academy Film Awards for his work on The Go-Between(1972) and as Lieutenant General Horrocks in A Bridge Too Far (1977). He is the elder brother of the actor James Fox and the uncle of Laurence Fox and two of his children are also well known in the acting field – son Freddie Fox and daughter Emilia Fox.