As a freelancer, you have the power and doesn't it feel great?
While we all know that the Four Hour Work Week is a scam, freelancing is still a great lifestyle. You can control your own finances, you are in charge of what work you do, and you can decide when you work. It's that simple. But you also have the power to do your bit for the environment.
It can be very easy to bury your head in the sand and not consider what your actions are having on the environment. Becoming more environmentally-friendly is a lot easier than you think; and it can also save you money.
Do you need to print out that paperwork for your client, or can you email it instead? If you have to print it, offer recycled options with recyclable paper. Encourage your clients to use paper, only when necessary and to print on both sides of the paper. Recycle your printer cartridges too.
Besides, in such tech-savvy times, who faxes anyway?
Do you really need to make all those trips to the client's site, or could you communicate in another way? Nowadays, the vast platform available gives you an abundance of choice including Skype, video conferencing and phone call.
Try to cut down on the number of miles you travel. We recognise that it is important to speak to the client face to face initially, to build up a good relationship. However, whenever you need to go over anything, ask yourself; do you have to do it in person?
There are a number of ways that you can donate to charity such as food and clothing banks; but why not join One Percent for The Planet? You give 1% of your sales to environmental charities around the world.
Whenever you need to buy new equipment, give your existing items to someone else, or alternatively, recycle. So for example, if you are updating your computer and you are buying a new system, instead of just throwing it away, why not donate it to a dedicated recycling bank or use a retailer that has a take back scheme?
Make sure you delete all personal business information off the system before recycling it.
Where is your equipment from?
As a freelancer, you will most likely have all your own equipment. Ask yourself, where did it come from? Certain products are made from 100% recyclable material and there are sites that you can use like SmartPlant and Envirogadget.com, which give you information on technology and gadgets that has been designed to make the planet a better place.
Are all the appliances on stand-by?
Is the heating on unnecessarily with the windows open?
Do you turn the lights off when they're not in use?
Are the walls insulated to save heat energy?
There are various methods that you can implement to 'greenify' your home, such as turning the thermostat down one degree; just check out the Which? Eco-house guide for top tips.
So next time you jump in your car to drive one mile to the client's site, not only think about the impact on the ecosystem but also the effect on your wallet.
And consider this- there are a number of clients that will only hire freelancers that are sustainable. Elance, a website that freelancers can use to find work, lists eco-friendly professionals. Who knows, you could get new work based on your eco credentials?
This article was written by Lauren Grice on behalf of Nixon Williams, the specialists in freelancer accountants. Speak to the UK experts today for more advice and tips on being your own boss.


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Aspøya est une île artificielle de la commune de Tingvoll, du comté de Møre et Romsdal, dans la mer de Norvège.

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L'île de  était autrefois une péninsule qui était reliée au continent par l'isthme Nålsundeidet étroit de  de large. En 1905, l'isthme a été creusé pour fournir un canal de  de large à travers lequel les bateaux peuvent naviguer. L'achèvement du canal a donc fait d'Aspøya une île.

La route européenne 39 traverse Aspøya et la relie à l'île voisine de Bergsøya à l'ouest par le  qui relie la ville de Kristansund au continent. À l'est, l'autoroute E39 la relie à la presqu'île de Straumsnes à Tingvoll.

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Île de la mer de Norvège

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The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: A Review of Research on Investigative Decision-Making by Police Officers in Sex Offense Cases
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This chapter presents a review of the research on police decision-making in sex offense cases, before concluding with some suggested priority areas for further research. An exploration of 'the good' is first presented, for example how objective and effective police decision-making can be enhanced, with particular focus on current decision-making and investigative guidance provided to UK police dealing with sex offenses. Next, research on 'the bad' and 'the ugly' aspects of police decision-making in sexual offenses is presented, which reflects the abundance of research on the negative influence of cognitive bias, such as police adherence to 'rape myths' linked with low reporting of and high-attrition rates in sexual offense cases. The chapter concludes with suggestions for priority areas in most urgent need of future research, if understanding of how police can approach and investigate sexual offenses more effectively is to improve.
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AOC Blows Her Top…
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(RepublicanWire.org) – Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) blows her top after Senator Kyrsten Sinema (I-Ariz.) announced she was leaving the Democratic Party on Friday and then stated she won't rule out voting for a Republican in 2024 over President Biden.
Sinema will now vote as an Independent which enraged Ocasio-Cortez. She announced her decision in an op-ed via the Arizona Republic that blasted America's two-party system.
"Americans are told that we have only two choices – Democrat or Republican – and that we must subscribe wholesale to policy views the parties hold, views that have been pulled further and further toward the extremes," she commented. "Most Arizonans believe this is a false choice, and when I ran for the U.S. House and the Senate, I promised Arizonans something different."
Ocasio-Cortez wrote a scathing tweet in response, "Not once in this long soliloquy does Sinema offer a single concrete value or policy she believes in. She lays out no goals for Arizonans, no vision, no commitments. It's 'no healthcare, just vibes' for Senate. People deserve more. Grateful this race & nomination has opened up."
Not once in this long soliloquy does Sinema offer a single concrete value or policy she believes in. She lays out no goals for Arizonans, no vision, no commitments.
It's "no healthcare, just vibes" for Senate.
People deserve more. Grateful this race & nomination has opened up. https://t.co/qWvuKCT50r
— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) December 9, 2022
The Arizona senator also won't commit to voting for President Biden in 2024 and said she could not say for certain she will vote for a Democrat either. She made the comments during an interview with CNN anchor Jake Tapper who asked her about the presidential contest in 2024.
"Looking forward to 2024, will you support Joe Biden for President, if he runs?" Tapper asked Sinema.
"You know, folks know this about me, I don't typically talk much about partisan politics and I don't talk much about elections," she replied.
Tapper didn't give up on the issue, pressing her on voting for Biden. He asked her if she publicly supported him in 2020.
"Yes, I did," Sinema said. "I felt at the time he was the best candidate running for President."
Tapper asked Sinema if she would truly vote Independent instead of embracing either political party.
"So, you really are going to view the 2024 election as an Independent?" he incredulously asked her. "You are not automatically going to go with the Democratic candidate? You're going to see which one you prefer?"
"I always make my decision based on who I think is right for our country, who is the best person for the job. And it doesn't matter to me much whether that person is affiliated with any party or which party they're affiliated with. What matters to me is the quality of the person and whether or not he or she is the right person for that job," Sinema responded.
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Ujjain CITY GUIDE
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Ujjain with its connection to mighty emperor Vikramaditya and prominent poet Kalidasa is well-known for its grand cultural significance. Ujjain is one of the historic city of India and is referred by several names like Avantika, Bhagavati, Ujjayani, etc. Ujjain, the former capital of Malwa province is at present one of the most important cities of Madhya Pradesh. The spiritual city is famous for Mahakal temple where lies one of the 12 Jyotirlingas in the country.
The prime carnival the town hosts is the Maha Kumbh Mela, which is held every 12 years. According to myths, the event is organized when demigods, as directed by Lord Brahma and Shiva, worship Lord Vishnu to contradict sturdy and commanding demons. Even though the city is precipitous in olden times, people have embraced contemporary standard of living with grand easiness. The sparkling malls and restaurants noticeable across the city represent an appealing blend of traditional charisma and a contemporary approach of life.
The city is splendid with holy places and dharmshalas where pilgrims gather intermittently to worship and to take sacrament baths. Amongst the temple, the most respected is the Mahakeleshwara temple. This holy place of Lord Shiva with its lingam is one of the 12 Jyotirlingas in the country. The magnificence of Mahakaleshwar temple has been vibrantly portrayed in diverse sacred books.
People of Ujjain
Over the years the city of Ujjain has greeted citizens from all parts of the country. The people are extremely societal and developed thus signifying the world how all cultures from north, south, east and west have blended in the culture of Ujjainians thus reflecting the right character of Unity in Diversity. The diverse culture can be consistently seen in the distinctive food habits including South Indian 'Idli-Dosa' to 'Dal-Bafla' classic Malwa cuisine.
Although the city majorly constitutes Hindu population, there are people from Muslims, Sikhs, Parsees and Jains who also coexist and contribute to unity in diversity. People from diverse economical and spiritual backdrop co-exist in the municipality whirling it into a multi-ethnic place. The rich heritage of learning has led to the progress of Knowledge City near the city of Ujjain which comprise infrastructure for Engineering, Management Studies, Medical, Bio-Sciences, Agriculture Studies and many more.
Religion of Ujjain
The beginning of the 17th century marked the invasion of Marathas who captured the city of Ujjain and Malwa region. The Maratha supremacy of Malwa gave thrust to an artistic resurgence in the region and contemporary Ujjain came into existence. Majority of the temples in the city were built in this period. It was at some stage that the city became the gathering floor for artists of the Poona and Kangra style painting. The illustrations of Maratha fashion are initiated in the temples of Ram Janardan, Kalpeshwar, Tilakeshwar and Kal Bhairava while the conventional Malwa style is best portrayed in the Sandipani Ashram. During this period the art of wood work also developed. Later the city passed on to the Scindhias thus paving way to the turn down in the commercial significance of Ujjain as a new capital was founded at Gwalior.
Lifestyle of Ujjain
A large population of the city speaks Hindi, however the village flock speaks Malwi, which is being spoken from times past. Besides these two languages, Urdu is also widespread especially in the midst of the Muslim community. In today's era of globalization and modernization people in the city are also picking up English. The city is widely recognized for its paper made products, mud dolls and figurines which are made by craftsmen belong to the Nagvanshi community.
A hefty percentage of the inhabitants of Ujjain prosper on wholesale and retail business. The city dole out as a provincial wholesale bazaar for food grains and added commodities. It also serves as a marketplace for farm produce such as soybean, wheat, pulses, oilseeds, flowers, rice, maize, etc., which are farmed in the rural locality. The villages surrounding the city is very fertile soil that are chiefly appropriate for the farming of food grains, horticulture oil seeds and floriculture, thus strengthen the trade and commerce making it a foremost business centre in crop produce Religious Tourism, Agricultural markets and business chiefly contribute to the economy of Ujjain. The city of Ujjain is fashioned by geologically featured river Shipra and has urbanized into two divisions: old city housing Mahakaal temple and the recently urbanized area.
Festivals in Ujjain
The city predominantly housing Hindus celebrates all National Festivals like Holi, NagPanchmi, Rakhi, Ganesh Utsav, Navratri Utsav, Dussehara, Diwali, New Year's Eve. Being home to one of the 12 Jyotirlingas, Maha Shivratri is a full-size occasion in the city. Thousands of devotees gather to near the Mahakal temple to seek blessings of Lord Shiva. The Simhastha Kumbh Mela is a gargantuan fair which is conducted once in twelve years. The splendor and the overwhelming manifestation of the bathing ritual at the Simhastha defy explanation. Commencing on the full moon day in Chaitra month, it go on till Vaishakha, until the subsequent full moon day.
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Flórián Albert (15. september 1941 i Hercegszántó – 31. oktober 2011 i Budapest) var en ungarsk fodboldspiller.

Albert voksede op i landsbyen Hercegszántó nær grænsen til det tidligere Jugoslavien. Da familien flyttede til Budapest, begyndte han at spille fodbold i landets mest populære klub, Ferencváros.

Albert tilbragte hele klubkarrieren i samme klub, hvor han spillede fra 1958 til 1974. Han debuterede på førsteholdet som 16-årig. Efter bare to kampe blev han udtaget i truppen til landsholdet.

Under OL 1960 i Rom var Albert med til at vinde bronzemedaljer for det ungarske landshold. Med fire mål blev han delt topscorer under VM 1962, en titel han delte med fire andre spillere. I løbet af landsholdskarrieren scorede han 32 mål i 75 kampe.

Fodboldspillere fra Ungarn
Deltagere ved verdensmesterskabet i fodbold 1958
Deltagere ved verdensmesterskabet i fodbold 1962
Deltagere ved verdensmesterskabet i fodbold 1966
Deltagere ved det europæiske mesterskab i fodbold 1972
Fodboldspillere ved sommer-OL 1960


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Ucore Confirms Effectiveness of XRT Ore Sorting at Production Scale | Ucore Rare Metals Inc.
March 6, 2012 – Halifax, Nova Scotia – Ucore Rare Metals Inc. (TSX-V:UCU) (OTCQX:UURAF) ("Ucore" or "the Company") is pleased to announce the completion of bulk scale ore sorting beneficiation studies on samples from the Bokan Mountain deposit on Prince of Wales Island in Alaska, USA.
Three one tonne samples from alternative locations within the deposit were sent to Commodas Ultrasort of Wedel, Germany and processed by a full-scale production dual energy x-ray transmission sorter. Results show that 46% of the feed could be rejected as waste with 93% recovery of rare earth oxides. This indicates the potential to have a significant positive effect on the capital and operating costs of the project. Further tests are underway to see if these results can be further refined.
Similar sorting results were achieved in initial scoping studies on selected samples of core. Based on the evaluation of the results of the scoping studies, Ucore authorized continued studies with a large sized sample, on commercial scale equipment. Three one-tonne bulk samples were collected from trenches across the deposit by Ucore geologists, originating at three different locations. The three samples were individually crushed and screened into fractions suitable for sorter testing, bagged individually and packaged for shipment. The samples were shipped to Commodas Ultrasort, in Wedel, Germany.
The screened samples were then processed by Commodas on a full-scale dual energy x-ray transmission (DEXRT) sorting unit. Separation studies were conducted by Commodas technicians and observed by Mr. Edwin H. Bentzen III of Lyntek Inc. A mineralized product and a barren waste were generated from each sample and each screen fraction. All the products from the sorting studies were individually bagged and sent to Hazen Research, Inc. in Golden, Colorado, USA. At Hazen each of the products from the sorter studies were weighed, crushed and a representative portion of each was pulverized for chemical analyses. The chemical analyses of each sample were conducted by Activation Labs (ActLabs,) in Ancaster, Ontario, Canada.
The plus ¼-inch screen fractions of sample from an area of the deposit, designated "Zone 28," with a calculated TREE+Y rare earth elemental content of 0.873%, were treated on the commercial scale sorter at feed rates up to 40-TPH. The mineralized products collected from the sorter operations, combined with the ¼-inch screen undersize (not sorted) product recovered 94.4% of the TREE+Y in the sample while rejecting 44.4% of the sample weight. The sorted mineralized fractions are currently being subjected to further physical beneficiation by magnetic separation. Final physical beneficiated mineralized concentrates will then be subjected to acid leaching and separation of the TREE+Y values.
Mr. Edwin H. Bentzen III, Senior Project Manager of Lyntek Inc., Lakewood, Colorado, has prepared the technical data relative to this press release and is the qualified person responsible for its accuracy.
Ucore Rare Metals Inc. is a well-funded junior exploration company focused on establishing REE, uranium and other rare metal resources through exploration and property acquisition. With multiple projects across North America, Ucore's primary focus is the Bokan – Dotson ridge REE property in Alaska. The Bokan – Dotson ridge REE project is located 60 km southwest of Ketchikan, Alaska and 140 km northwest of Prince Rupert, British Columbia and has direct ocean access to the western seaboard and the Pacific Rim, a significant advantage in expediting mine production and limiting the capital costs associated with mine construction. The Bokan properties are located in an area reserved for sustainable resource development with an existing road network providing access to the main target areas.


What makes strategic threat assessment accurate and reliable? While scholars and decision makers have worked to identify and evaluate potential threats to the United States, threat assessment itself remains relatively understudied. We know little about the factors that contribute to an assessment's accuracy, and it is often difficult to distinguish between reliable assessments and lucky ones. This lack of knowledge undermines our ability to manage an array of security threats, from grand-strategic challenges in East Asia, Europe, and the Middle East to broader social, economic, and technological trends that might affect U.S. or global stability.
To identify the processes and principles that contribute to accurate assessments—and determine which practices have been less effective—the Tobin Project is pursuing an inquiry on Reassessing Threat Assessment. This project seeks to conduct a critical re-analysis of past threat assessments and evaluate them in light of their success or failure, with the ultimate goal of improving the reliability of future assessments and equipping the United States to better employ its limited national security resources.
Currently, this initiative is focused on threat assessments from the early era of nuclear technology. By better understanding assessment practices from a period of great geopolitical and technological uncertainty, we hope to encourage additional scholarship on important security challenges and prepare scholars and government officials to address current national security threats. At a May 2016 meeting, Tobin convened around fifty scholars and policymakers in Washington, D.C. to discuss topics related to threat assessment and identify past assessments that could serve as effective case studies capable of informing contemporary security strategy. In March 2017, we gathered fifteen scholars to propose and discuss new research investigating the three decades following the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Scholars then presented and workshopped early-stage papers and proposals at an October 2017 meeting led by the initiative's scholar-leaders: Jeremi Suri (University of Texas at Austin), Benjamin Valentino (Dartmouth), and Arne Westad (Harvard Kennedy School).
Looking forward, the Tobin Project is exploring additional topics in threat assessment. In particular, we are considering possible research on assessments of emerging, dual-use technologies, capable of causing both great benefit and great harm—such as weaponizable biotechnologies, unmanned aircraft, and wireless communication—as well as an inquiry on past assessments of rising economic and political powers.
Benjamin Valentino speaks with Arne Westad and Scott Sagan (Stanford University) during an October 2017 meeting on Reassessing Threat Assessment.


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La Resolució 752 del Consell de Seguretat de les Nacions Unides, fou adoptada per unanimitat el 15 de maig de 1992. Reafirmant les resolucions 713 (1991), 721 (1991), 724 (1991), 727 (1992), 740 (1992) 743 (1992) i 749 (1992), el Consell de Seguretat va manifestar la seva preocupació en relació als combats en Bòsnia i Hercegovina, exigint que totes les parts finalitzessin els combats i respectessin l'alto el foc signat el 12 d'abril d'aquest any.

La resolució va fer una crida a totes les parts per cooperar amb els esforços de la Comunitat Europea per aconseguir una solució negociada, intentant demostrar que el canvi de fronteres mitjançant la força és inacceptable. També va exigir que les unitats de l'exèrcit iugoslau i els elements de l'exèrcit croat es retiressin o es posessin sota l'autoritat del govern de Bòsnia i Hercegovina. Així mateix, la resolució va exigir respecte a la integritat territorial de Bòsnia i Hercegovina. Les forces irregulars presents al territori haurien de ser desmantellades i desarmades.

A més, la resolució també va fer èmfasi en la importància de l'ajuda humanitària a la regió, cridant les parts a permetre l'accés humanitari. També va demanar cooperació amb la Força de Protecció de l'ONU i la Missió de Seguiment de la Comunitat Europea.

El fracàs a implementar aquesta resolució va servir com a base per a posteriors sancions contra la República Federal de Iugoslàvia, començant amb la resolució 757, adoptada poques setmanes després.

Referències

Vegeu també
 Llista de resolucions del Consell de Seguretat de les Nacions Unides 701 a la 800 (1991 - 1993)
 Guerra de Bòsnia
 Guerra de la independència croata

Enllaços externs
  Text de la Resolució a UN.org

Resolucions del Consell de Seguretat de les Nacions Unides de 1992
Resolucions del Consell de Seguretat de les Nacions Unides sobre Bòsnia i Hercegovina
Resolucions del Consell de Seguretat de les Nacions Unides sobre la guerra de Iugoslàvia


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CAPE COD OUTBREAK INTRIGUE!
July 29, 2021 July 29, 2021 by BRYAN
ABC news is among sources reporting tonight about some troubling information regarding the Delta Variant..
Anne Flaherty andArielle Mitropoulos have this information:
A week after the crowds descended upon Provincetown, Massachusetts, to celebrate the Fourth of July — the holiday President Joe Biden hoped would mark the nation's liberation from COVID-19 — the manager of the Cape Cod beach town said he was aware of "a handful of positive COVID cases among folks" who spent time there. "We are in touch with the Health Department and Outer Cape Health Services and are closely monitoring the data," Alex Morse told reporters.
The outbreak grew from that point.. Then the situation turned more troubling: A large number of those infected were vaccinated Americans!
As of Thursday, 882 people were tied to the Provincetown outbreak. Among those living in Massachusetts, 74% of them were fully immunized, yet officials said the vast majority were also reporting symptoms. Seven people were reported hospitalized.
The initial findings of the investigation led by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, in conjunction with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, seemed to have huge implications.
MORE FROM ABC:
Delta was known for its "hyper-transmissibility," or as one former White House adviser put it "COVID on steroids."
"What has changed is the virus," said Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation's top infectious disease expert and Biden's chief medical adviser.
When a vaccinated person gets infected with delta — called a "breakthrough infection" — "the level of virus in their nasopharynx is about 1,000 times higher than with the alpha variant," Fauci said in an interview Wednesday with MSNBC.
All indications now are that the Provincetown outbreak investigation is among the pieces of new evidence behind the CDC's decision to ask Americans to once again put on their masks indoors, even if they are vaccinated.
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Modern media exceptionalism: Did you really read the 'news' today?
VACCINATED ICELAND SAYS THEIR COVID RESTRICTIONS MAY EXIST FOR 15 YEARS!


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"We are all at the bottom of a hell where every moment is a miracle, if I were free I would kill myself instantly!"
Cioran was born in Romania in 1911 and died in Paris in 1995, he was a philosopher, essayist and one of the most influential aphorists of the twentieth century.His aphorisms are pervaded by a deep bitterness which is tempered by his acute irony and his ability to write. In the field of philosophical thought, Cioran ranks among those figures who go beyond the canons established by the time and who are not part of any current or any school. His direct and profound style stems from the fact that he did not write to spread his ideas to an audience but to dispel his suffering that came from a constant insomnia that led him to the brink of suicide.
"Insomnia is a dizzying lucidity that would be able to transform heaven itself into a place of torture, this does not add, anything is preferable to this permanent alert, to this criminal absence of oblivion, and it is during those infernal nights that I understood the futility of philosophy. "
The waking hours are essentially an interminable repulsion of thought through thought itself, this sounds like a declaration of war, an infernal ultimatum of the mind to itself. Walking prevents you from racking your brains with unanswered questions, while in bed you mull over the insoluble up to the vertical.
The use of what can be defined as a form of therapeutic literature was the real redemption. Ciorane was not so fond of writing as a poetic act but as an activity that by dissolving existential crushing allows life to be liveable. When one thinks of this figure of the 20th century, one must take into account that Cioran did not make the artistic scandal a way of life and made art an explosion of feelings, writing a perfectly personal escape valve.
The apology of not being and therefore of suicide.
Living is a misfortune and birth is an irremediable disaster! In some works, Cioran focuses on the tragic vision of existence and its pessimism which is the extremism of that of Schopenhauer from whom Cioran shares an interest in Buddhism and the theorization of the nightmare of pain, it is all pain , this is a Buddhist formula that we could modernize a la Cioran and it would sound like this:
"Everything is a nightmare, therefore, I do not forgive myself for being born and it is as if by being born, I had profaned a mystery, as if I had betrayed some solemn commitment and as if I had committed a crime of unprecedented gravity for which being born appears to be a magnet that I would be inconsolable not to have known! " This is the absurdity that characterizes Cioran's thought, hating life but at the same time appreciating its experiences and even considering them indispensable.
Suicide is paradoxically what life allows, this is possible to the extent that existence is perceived in absolute terms as a lacerating construction, inevitable in this perspective, suicide represents the fullest character of freedom exercisable by man who , in impotence, he has at every moment the omnipotence of cessation, of the whole, the extreme negation of every unsustainable otherness, in the final analysis man can shoulder the burden of life only to the extent that he knows he can bring death. Cioran writes again: "I remember an occasion in which for three hours I walked with an engineer who wanted to commit suicide, in the end I convinced him not to do it, I told him that the important thing was to have conceived the idea, the important thing was so knowing how to be free and I believe that the idea of suicide is the only thing that makes life bearable but you have to know how to exploit it, don't rush to draw the consequences, it's a very useful idea, they should give us lessons in schools.
Here is irony, irony is capable of grasping the absurdity of life and is capable of saving man. saves him from pessimism, from nihilism, the humor that, in fact, accompanies irony, makes life tolerable that sometimes seems paradoxical, giving existence itself a new rational sense from which to start living again without deceit and this is a important step, without deceit.
When all ideas of a moral, aesthetic, religious, social, etc. they no longer know how to give life a direction, they know how to find a purpose in it, how can life be saved from nothing?
We can only succeed by clinging to the absurd, clinging to absolute uselessness, that is, to something that has no consistency but whose fiction can create an illusion of life, after all Freud also said it. Now, Cioran's philosophical system consists in denying the system itself, that is the rules, the academic formalism, it does not pretend to explain, to demonstrate but only to show what life is, speaking of himself as man and not of humanity in the sense strict. The paths of thought that Cioran follows are various and apparently incompatible with each other and are mystical philosophy, history, literature, religion, but all these paths lead to a single result, the failure that marks every human life.
But beware, to suffer is to produce knowledge, suffering produces knowledge. In Cioran, thought and life overlap in a ruthless way, the nights spent with open eyes influenced the development and drafting of his works, the sleepless nights spent between readings, notebooks filled madly, have built and forged the thought of author through boredom, boredom is his eternal companion and then there is the lucidity exasperated by a loneliness that at night leads the writer to self-analysis, an analysis of himself conducted without sparing targeted shots, to peer into the own abysses and consequently in the abysses of humanity itself, and it is precisely in this context that Cioran does not enter his philosophy, a concept comes into play that will be the lowest common denominator, that is time, time in its various meanings, the historical time and existential time:
"There is nothing in me that pushes me to talk about pain or nothing, why do I have to waste time studying Buddhism for example? You have to look for everything in yourself and if you don't find what you are looking for, then you have to let it go, what interests me is my life and no matter how many books I can browse, I will find nothing direct, nothing absolute, nothing irreplaceable , everywhere I will always find the usual philosophical nonsense. "
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33rd Leatherman's Loop coming up in 11 days!
Time to get your body and your gear ready — because the 33rd running of the Leatherman's Loop Trail Race is coming up soon!
Race organizers Tony & Judy Godino, Rob Cummings, Mike Paletta, and the dedicated Leatherman's Loop volunteers have been working hard to set up this year's event. The last piece of the puzzle is YOU!
For those who like to get organized ahead of time, we will have early bib & shirt pickup at the entrance to Ward Pound Ridge Reservation on the day before the Loop Saturday April 27th from 10am-12pm. We will be in the WPA Gallery across from the park entrance booth. Come on over and pick up your bib the day before if you can — it will be one less thing for you to do on race day!
3.) BRING A FULL CHANGE OF CLOTHING! There has never been a runner who emerged dry and clean from the woods after completing a Loop. You will get wet and you will get muddy. Where and how you change after the race is up to you. Towels are a must. A clean, dry set of shoes and socks is a requirement. Plan accordingly!
6.) IF YOU SEE MUD, RUN THROUGH IT! There's no avoiding the mud — so simply embrace it, get dirty, and get going. After the first mile, there will be no clean or dry shoes.
8.) RUNNERS WITH DOGS MUST WAIT AND START AFTER THE MAIN GROUP! We will make this announcement at the start as well. This is a compromise in lieu of banning dogs altogether from the race. We don't want to see dogs out of the race so PLEASE respect this request. If your dog is running with you in the Loop you MUST GO TO THE BACK OR SIDE OF THE START LINE with your dog and watch the main start! We realize this puts runners with dogs at a timing disadvantage, but the dogs & leashes at the start have become a safety hazard. IF you are worried about your time you should not run with your dog.
11.) BRING FOOD DONATIONS! Don't forget donations for the Help Feed the Leatherman Food Drive. Bring your non-perishable donations to the Loop and we will have a drop off point near the registration trailer. Your generosity will benefit the Community Center of Northern Westchester. Thanks to the Ceisler Family for continuing this 11th year of the food drive. We will send more information about this community effort in a separate email.
Expect more news as the event nears…. See you on the 28th (or the 27th if you are picking up your bib early)!
Final Note: There is no same day registration for the 2019 Leatherman's Loop. All entries were done via Loop Lottery in mid-January.


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Hi, crafty friends! The day is finally coming! Welcome to the Coffee Loving Spring / Summer 2018 Blog Hop!
For today, I created two projects featuring products from Studio Katia, one of our Super Sponsors.
To start, I stenciled waves using newly released Studio Katia Brush Stroke Waves onto Tim Holtz Distress Watercolor Cardstock after masking if off using post-it tape. I used Tumbled Glass, Mermaid Lagoon and Blueprint Sketch Distress Inks and mini blending tool. I then spritzed clean water lightly over the stencil to soften the waves.
I colored them with Copic markers and cut them using Studio Katia Sweet Latte Coordinating Dies. I glued them on the stenciled background.
I then stamped hook and sentiment from newly released Studio Katia Under The Sea Stamp Set.
Next, I die cut treat box from patterned paper and stamped sentiment from Studio Katia Sweet Latte Stamp Set. I adhered burlap paper from DCWV and bamboo cord as shown in the picture. I foam mounted colored images and finished off this box.
Now, I'm looking forward to seeing your wonderful caffeinated projects! Thank you so much for stopping by!
Cute set! Yes, coffee first!
Love the card! It's so fun. And the treat box looks great with that burlap.
Fabulous work as always, Dana. Thanks for helping to make this event awesome once again.
Dana, both of your projects are so much fun! Your card is adorable, love the humor. Such a fun treat box too!
What fun projects you have created for the hop! Cute stamp sets, too. :) I really like the burlap on the treat box.
Great projects. Love the little treat box.
Love the simplicity on first one and the treat box is just great with burlap texture!
That card... awesome! Perfect! and the little gable box... very sweet and love the burlap texture! Awesome makes as always! Love to be inspired by your projects!
Cute card! Love the burlap on the box... great touch!
Amazing creations! I love your style, the stripes on the one and the fishhook- brilliant, the coloring on the other too! love.
oh my goodness these are so darn cute! Makes me wanna go fishin... for coffee!
Oh my goodness!!! Your projects are totally gorgeous! Thanks for sharing!!!
These are adorable. Love how tiny the images are and I love the fun little box you made! Great job.
Dana, that is super awesome and creative card! Love love love it!
cute projects. Love the fishing theme on the first one.


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Q: Unit testing IQueryable.Max on RowVersion property I have the following model:
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I need to build a query (IQueryable) which, beyond other things, filter the RowVersion property, order it and also calculate the Max on it.
No problem at all, because everything works using a real connection to the DB. The problem I have is when I mock the context to unit test the class that build the query.
Here's the how I mock the context:
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mock.Setup(x => x.MyModels).Returns(MockList(myModelsCollection));

When I run my unit tests I get the following exception:

System.ArgumentException : At least one object must implement IComparable.

Any hint to solve this problem?
Note: the dataset it's pretty big so I need to use IQueryable instead of IEnumerable.

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Der Mars Science and Telecommunications Orbiter (MSTO) war eine geplante NASA-Raumsonde zur Erforschung des Planeten Mars. Der Start war auf 2011 bzw. 2013 angesetzt. MSTO erschien auf den Plänen der NASA, nachdem im Sommer 2005 der Mars Telecommunications Orbiter (geplanter Starttermin 2009) aus Budgetgründen gestrichen wurde und soll einen Teil seiner Aufgaben übernehmen.

MSTO sollte ein großer Orbiter von der Größe und den Kosten des Mars Reconnaissance Orbiters (MRO) werden. Die Raumsonde sollte sowohl wissenschaftliche Instrumente als auch eine Kommunikationsnutzlast (als Relais zwischen Landesonden und der Erde) tragen. Nach der Ankunft am Mars sollte es eine zweijährige wissenschaftliche Missions-, gefolgt von einer achtjährigen Kommunikationsphase in einem elliptischen Orbit geben. Damit sollte MSTO den sich seit 2006 in der Marsumlaufbahn befindenden MRO bei der Aufgabe der Datenübertragung ablösen. Die wissenschaftlichen Instrumente des MSTO sollten vor allem der Erforschung der Marsatmosphäre dienen. Auch über die Mitnahme einer Landesonde wurde nachgedacht. Das Projekt wurde jedoch für seine ungenaue Missionszieldefinition kritisiert und gestoppt.

Doch das einzige von der US-Regierung unterstützte Projekt für einen neuen Marssatelliten ist derzeit MAVEN (Mars Atmosphere and Volatile EvolutioN). Es wird angemerkt, dass ein zusätzlicher reiner Kommunikationssatellit auf Grund der fortgeschrittenen Instrumente voraussichtlich nicht nötig sein wird.

Siehe auch
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 MTO auf spacetoday (englisch)

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Violette a beautiful summer flowers patterns mismatched vintage bone china teacup topped 3 tier cake stand.
Vibrant colours and beautiful patterns.
Top Tier: Teacup 8.5cm wide at the rim x 8cm tall and 14cm wide Saucer from the Flowers of the Year series. Vibrant flowers decorated bone china made by Royal Doulton.
Middle Tier: 21cm wide Aynsley Violette fine bone china plate. A lovely shaped plate with violet flowers decoration and a scalloped gold gilded rim.
Bottom Tier: 27.5cm wide fine bone china plate from The R.H.S. Flowers of the Year Collection Franklin Porcelain made in England by Wedgwood. c.1978. A coupe shaped plate with a broad gold gilded rim and fabulous jewel like flowers transfer decoration.
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Home > Destination > Portugal > Lisbon & The Coast > Lisbon City Break
Lisbon City Break
Portugal - Lisbon
Take a city-break and enjoy the singular charm of Lisbon
Your hotel, on the very chic Avenida de Liberdade, is a 19th-century house, with a modern atmosphere
Travel the city in the footsteps of a local, discover secret haunts according to your preferences
Access to the airport lounge, Fado show or sailboat ride on the Tagus: customise your stay
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Fly to Lisbon
Enjoy the ease of its lifestyle, its arty nonchalance and trams, its new creative boom... They all give the Portuguese capital its unique soul. Like Rome, the city is comprised of seven hills. Your legs will quickly get used to hopping from hill to hill, juggling the various tram lines. Stroll through the lively alleyways, never tiring of photographing the tall houses, their outsides lined with azulejo tiles; visit trendy galleries and designer shops in Bairro Alto; watch the river from the shaded plots, and listen to the fado escaping from the windows; get lost in the delightful and less frequented Bairro dos Actores, and descend to Belem to breathe in all the maritime adventure of Portugal from the docks.
Then take a leap back in time in the district of Alcantara with its red brick factories transformed into a high-tech complex. In a word, the charm of this city will quickly win you over.
Located on the very chic Avenida de Liberdade, the Regent Street of Lisbon, with its row of major international luxury brands, your hotel is one of the hip spots of the neighbourhood. It strikes a balance between 19th-century architecture and cheerful decor; everything is arranged as if it were a large private house to make you feel at ease right away. Antique pieces are interspersed with turquoise, lime, and raspberry armchairs. Head to the patio to swim a few laps in the pretty little pool, read, have tea, or sip a cocktail at the end of the day.
Pleasure food
Small bars, tiny restaurants, low-cost gastropubs or well-guarded pastries. Tasting a 'cozido', a kind of stew, at the counter of a bar; pushing the door into a chic fish market that looks more like a clothing shop; having a drink on a terrace; touring the pastry shops for a comparative survey of pasteis de nata - delicious and decidedly sinful custard tarts.
Include in your itinerary - The best way to experience the capital from the inside is to discover it with a Lisbon native. Your guide knows their city by heart, and likes to share their favourite haunts with travellers. During an informal stroll, follow them through cobblestone streets as they regales you with amazing stories, in search of small churches often closed to the public, well-hidden mansions, art galleries, and markets. Don't plan ahead, but improvise according to everyone's tastes and desires. You set the pace.
Optional - Dinner at Cantinho do Avillez Restaurant. The chef from Belcanto loves bistro cooking. He reinvents national dishes, topping plates with African spices; lovingly reworking these highly tasty pieces often considered 'low-brow', making sandwiches that are simply sublime.
Evening Fado
La Parreirinha de Alfama is one of Lisbon's most authentic fado addresses. Located right in the heart of the Alfama district, this is one of the oldest fado restaurant in the area (opened more than 50 years ago), just across from the Fado Museum. The origins of fado are shrouded in mystery. Some say it evolved from the singing of the wives of sailors who went to sea. Others say it can be traced back to the mournful cries of Arab prisoners who remained in Portugal after the Reconquista. Still, others say it was the laments of African slaves… For a decade, the desire for Saudade, the famous Portuguese concept of melancholy, has been gaining popularity, even among young people. The most famous of the performers was Amalia Rodrigues (who sang in this house), although new talents have emerged such as Mariza, Cristina Branco or Ana Moura.
Sailing along the Tagus
Departing from the Belem area, you'll board a 39ft private sailing boat (with a skipper) for a cruise along the Tagus to the Santa Apolonia station area. Some of Lisbon's iconic sights and monuments can be discovered along the way: the Belem district and its tower; the 25 de Abril bridge; the Christ the King statue located on the south bank of the river; the Praça do Comercio, which is the gateway to the city centre; the hills of the Alfama district; the National Pantheon...
With a few extra days
Discover Sintra, only 19 miles west of the Portuguese capital. Nestled in the forest at the foot of the mountain and in the heart of Sintra-Cascais Nature Park, Sintra has inspired many European artists with its natural beauty, including Byron. A holiday spot for the royal family until Portugal's independence, the region has many historical treasures. You'll see endless castles, palaces, parks and gardens during a stay in the Sintra region. Not to be missed during your trip to the region: the Pena and Monserrate Palaces, the National Palace, the Quinta da Regaleira, and of course the beaches of Macas, Praia Grande, Praia de Adraga, or the beaches on the coast of Cascais, along with the famous Praia do Guincho.
The estimated cost for this trip is £1,500 to £1,800 per person. All of our holidays are tailor made so prices will vary dependent on a number of factors, such as seasonality, level of accommodation and how far in advance you book. The final cost will vary according to several factors, including the level of service, length of trip and advance booking time. The exact price will be shown on your personalised quote. The average price for this trip is £1600 per person.
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Brian Lobel
Brian is directing Lynn Ruth Millers first ever full length theatre show, Fighting to the End (which is near/not so near) which is supported by Arts Council England.
Click below to find out more about Lynn Ruth Miller.
Lynn Ruth Miller (LRM) widely acknowledged as 'the world's oldest comedian', would like to invite you to her first Arts Council funded work entitled 'Fighting to the End', a solo performance project on resilience and fear in older age led by 84-year old Lynn Ruth Miller. This project which is being developed with Brian Lobel, was conceived in the wake of a cancer scare and is driven by the desire to explain LRM's unique experience of growing old. The performance explores themes of ageing, illness, resilience, mortality, ambition, invisibility, self-determination and fear in older age.
Having previously worked as a writer and journalist for 40 years (publishing 2 novels, 2 short story collections and selling over 13,000 copies worldwide), LRM began her career as a comic at the age of 70. Now at 84 she has since created 8 full-length solo shows, spanning cabaret, burlesque, stand-up and storytelling. Shows have toured the US, UK, Europe, Mexico, Australia and Southeast Asia, receiving 4 and 5* reviews and enjoying extended runs at major venues, including Soho and Leicester Square Theatres. Awards include the Three Weeks Editor's Award and Latest Star of Brighton (for Ageing is Amazing, 2009); Liberty Award (Dave's Comedy Festival, 2015) and the Time Out & Soho Theatre Award (for Granny's Gone Wild, 2013). She won Best Newcomer and Most Original Performance at the Texas International Burlesque Festival in 2012.


30+ Quick and Easy Kale Recipes. Because this trend isn't going anywhere.... Kale is easy to find, and it's a cinch to work into virtually any style of cooking. Read on for more about kale, as well as a few ways to start experimenting with it.
Kale is easy to find, and it's a cinch to work into virtually any style of cooking.... Kale is easy to find, and it's a cinch to work into virtually any style of cooking. Read on for more about kale, as well as a few ways to start experimenting with it.
Quick-cooking stir-fries are an easy way to work kale into dinner. And you're definitely gonna want to keep this weeknight stir-fry on your radar when we head into citrus season. And you're definitely gonna want to keep this weeknight stir-fry on your radar when we head into citrus season.... Simple sautéed kale Sautéing is a classic preparation method for kale, and with good reason: it's quick, easy and can be personalized to your flavor preference. Simply heat a dollop of olive oil in a large sauté pan over medium heat until it shimmers.
Boiling is easy way to cook kale, and add it your diet. Add a cup or two of water to a large saucepan, sprinkle some salt and start boiling. Once the water starts boiling, add two to three cups of kale. At this point, reduce the heat and simmer for maximum of 20 minutes. Drain your kale and enjoy.
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Genre(s): Romantic Comedy
Teri Garr
Charles Durning
Sydney Pollack
George Gaynes
Doris Belack
Ronald L. Schwary
Dick Richards
Considered one of the greatest film comedies of all time, Tootsie is the tale of a New York City actor named Michael, who struggles to find work in the acting business because his tendency for perfection makes him extremely difficult to work with. In order to find an acting role, and support his dream of producing his own play, Michael dresses up like a woman and auditions for a female television role. He gets the part, and has to continue his ruse of playing a woman. The plan goes well until his love interest discovers what he's been doing, and Michael must maintain his appearance while trying to win her back.
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January 16, 2023 Alain de Benoist
The Populist Moment, Chapter 10, Part 2
The Ambiguity of "Communitarianism"
Introduction here, Chapter 10 Part 1 here, Chapter 11 Part 1 here
Translated by F. Roger Devlin
In most Western countries, all discussion of immigration today immediately results in a debate about "multiculturalism." In England, the United States, and Germany, to cite only three countries, if one is against immigration, one is also against multiculturalism[1] — and the converse is also true: It is generally in the name of multiculturalism that immigration is justified. (more…)
December 12, 2022 Alex Graham 7 comments
The 2022 Sight & Sound Poll of the Greatest Films of All Time
The rankings of cinema classics are being affected by affirmative action, just like everything else.
The results of the Sight and Sound poll of the Greatest Films of All Time were announced earlier this month. The prestigious, once-a-decade poll, which has been conducted since 1952, is widely regarded as an arbiter of the canon of cinema. This year's results bear the unmistakable influence of film-school fads and rabid identity politics.
This year's list is noticeably more diverse than the previous one. The number of films made by black directors that appear on it increased from one to seven, and the number of films made by women increased from two to eleven. (more…)
November 21, 2022 Counter-Currents Radio 3 comments
Mark Weber
Mark Weber of the Institute for Historical Review was Greg Johnson's guest on the latest broadcast of Counter-Currents Radio, which was a pre-recorded discussion on the perils of empire, and it is now available for download and online listening. (more…)
October 19, 2022 Morris van de Camp 10 comments
Peter Brimelow's Alien Nation
Peter Brimelow
Alien Nation: Common Sense About America's Immigration Disaster
New York: Random House, 1995
Is it really wise to allow the immigration of people who find it so difficult and painful to assimilate into the American majority? — Peter Brimelow
In retrospect, the years of the Clinton administration were baffling. On the surface, the Democratic Party's insane-asylum wing appeared to be ascendant. All the while, under the surface, conservative ideas moved from political success to success. (more…)
September 9, 2022 Greg Johnson
Koronavirus a jak změní svět
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Koronavirus zcela jistě změní náš svět – doufám jen, že se toho dožijeme já i lidé, na kterých mi záleží.
Rozhodl jsem říkat koronaviru "globalvirus", jelikož právě globalismus jako takový vytvořil podmínky pro jeho šíření. (more…)
July 21, 2022 Alain de Benoist 3 comments
What Is the Ideology of Sameness? Part 4
The Renaissance of Identities
Part 4 of 4 (Part 1 here, Part 3 here)
The history of modernity can be understood at least in part as a gigantic process of uniformization. Induced by philosophico-moral or political universalism and the diffusion of techniques for the modeling of behavior more effective than those of the most centralized dictatorships, it has expressed itself in the West by the gradual eradication of differentiated ways of life, (more…)
July 18, 2022 Stephen Paul Foster
Hobbes Says, "No."
Thomas Hobbes
"Can't we all just get along?" — Rodney King
"[M]en have no pleasure, (but on the contrary a great deal of grief) in keeping company, where there is no power to over-awe them all." — Thomas Hobbes, Leviathan
Thomas Hobbes. For anyone who has a serious interest in fathoming the depths of human nature as it relates to the engagement with political power and the sources of human conflict, reading Thomas Hobbes is an exhilarating experience. (more…)
July 15, 2022 Alain de Benoist 1 comment
Ethnocentrism, or the Principle of Diversity
The Varangian Guard of the Eastern Roman Empire.
Part 3 of 4 (Part 1 here, Part 2 here, Part 4 here)
Just as it would be vain to oppose to abstract equality a similarly abstract inequality, it would in my opinion be mistaken to try to oppose nationalism or ethnocentrism to the ideology of Sameness. (more…)
July 4, 2022 Alex Graham 3 comments
John C. Calhoun's Illiberal Political Thought
John G. Grove
John C. Calhoun's Theory of Republicanism
Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 2016
Recognized as a brilliant political mind during his time, today John C. Calhoun is generally caricatured as an apologist for slavery and Southern secession. Comparatively little attention is given to his political philosophy. John G. Grove's John C. Calhoun's Theory of Republicanism is a long-overdue appraisal of Calhoun's worldview and makes the case for why he should be recognized as one of America's great political thinkers. (more…)
June 22, 2022 Stephen Paul Foster 10 comments
From "Equal Opportunity" to "Friend/Enemy"
"War is father of all, and king of all. He renders some gods, others men; he makes some slaves, others free." — Heraclitus
Compliance measures and social trust are two key elements in any society, the ratio of which is a good indicator of how productive the people in it are and what the level of the general welfare looks like. Compliance measures usually come with threats to motivate compliant responses.
As compliance measures multiply, so do the threats that back them up. (more…)
May 9, 2022 Greg Johnson
Interview mit Breizh-info
You can buy Greg Johnson's White Identity Politics here.
1,485 Wörter
French original here, English version here
Gespräch mit dem amerikanischen Philosophen Greg Johnson anlässlich der Veröffentlichung seines Essays Das weiße nationalistische Manifest in französischer Sprache.
(Gespräch geführt von der bretonischen identitären Webzine Breizh-Info am 21. Mai 2021.)
Übersetzt von Le Fauconnier (more…)
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DURHAM, N.C. (AP) Duke celebrated its last home game with the track around its field by turning it into a track meet.
Anthony Boone ran for one touchdown and threw for another in the Blue Devils' 41-21 win over Wake Forest on Saturday night.
Boone was 19 of 31 for 275 yards with a 7-yard touchdown run and a 52-yard scoring pass to Jamison Crowder.
Duke (9-3, 5-3 Atlantic Coast Conference) never trailed, took control with two touchdowns in 9 seconds in the first quarter - a burst fueled by some big plays on special teams - and sealed it with a late 6-minute drive capped by Thomas Sirk's 18-yard TD pass to David Reeves.
Shaun Wilson ran 8 yards for a touchdown and offensive lineman Casey Blaser recovered a fumble in the end zone for another TD.
The teams combined for 744 total yards, and Duke had 439 of them - its most since gaining 511 against Kansas on Sept. 13.
The Blue Devils also scored their most points in regulation - their 51-48 win over Pitt came in double overtime - since putting 47 on Tulane on Sept. 20.
Duke is giving antiquated Wallace Wade Stadium a multi-million-dollar facelift during the offseason, and part of the project includes the removal of the track that had become an eyesore. Moments after the final snap, workers drove backhoes and a bulldozer onto the field for a ceremonial groundbreaking.
The Blue Devils earned their first three-game winning streak in the series since 1993-95, their first consecutive winning seasons in ACC play since 1960-63 and the first back-to-back nine-win seasons in program history.
Freshman John Wolford was 24 of 36 for 251 yards with a season-best three touchdowns - covering 27 yards to Jared Crump, 17 to Cam Serigne and 40 to Brandon Terry for the Demon Deacons (3-9, 1-7).
They wrapped up Dave Clawson's first season with one of their most productive offensive performances of the year: Wake Forest entered with the worst offense in the Bowl Subdivision, averaging just 207 total yards per game. Their point total and 315 yards were their most since a September win over Army.
''For our offense to struggle as we have all year, and to play our best game (in) Week 12, I think certainly speaks volumes of the types of kids we have,'' Clawson said.
Wolford made things interesting by picking apart a Duke defense that allowed 591 total yards in last week's 45-20 loss to rival North Carolina that eliminated the Blue Devils from Coastal contention.
Wolford's long pass to Terry on the Demon Deacons' first series of the second half pulled them to 27-21.
Duke then went 78 yards and went back up by two scores on a strange play: Sirk, the short-yardage specialist, fumbled as he dove into the end zone and Blaser recovered it in the end zone for the touchdown that made it 34-21 with 6:46 left in the third.
The Blue Devils iced it midway through the fourth by going 77 yards in 6:06, capped by Sirk's jump-pass to Reeves that made it a 20-point game with 6:06 left.
Issac Blakeney had seven catches for 107 yards and Crowder added 102 yards receiving on eight receptions for the Blue Devils, who looked like they were headed for a rout with a series of big plays in the first quarter.
''We just spotted them too many points,'' Clawson said.
First, Crump was drilled as he fielded a punt and C.J. France recovered for Duke at the Wake Forest 26. Wilson scored five plays later to make it 14-7 and put them ahead to stay.
Then, the Blue Devils dialed up an onside kick - Cutcliffe said the onside was the plan all along after Duke's second score - and kicker Jack Willoughby recovered at the Duke 48.
On the first play after that, Boone fired deep for Crowder and the receiver broke free down the right sideline for the touchdown that made it 21-7.
Ross Martin added a 45-yard field goal on Duke's next possession to make it 24-7.