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Pseudo-Apuleius, Apuleius Platonicus oder Apuleius Barbarus wird der unbekannte Autor bzw. Kompilator eines illustrierten Kräuterbuches (Pseudo-Apuleius Herbarius) genannt, dessen ältestes erhaltenes Manuskript in lateinischer Sprache (Leiden, Ms. Voss Q. 9) aus dem 6. oder 7. Jahrhundert stammt und dessen Urtext im 4. Jahrhundert entstand. Er ist nicht identisch mit Apuleius von Madaura, dem römischen Dichter und Philosophen des 2. Jahrhunderts.

Pseudo-Apuleius Herbarius, auch De herbarum virtutibus (medicaminibus)

Abbildungen

Vom 6. bis ins 15. Jahrhundert bewahrten die Pflanzen-Abbildungen in Pseudo-Apuleius-Herbarius-Ausgaben eine Grundcharakteristik, die sie als Sinnbilder von Pflanzengruppen, nicht als naturstudienhafte Abbildungen von Pflanzenarten im heutigen Sinn kennzeichneten. Inhalte des Pseudo-Apuleius fanden bezüglich der Heilpflanze trachontê ("Drachenwurz") Aufnahme in den Parzival des Wolfram von Eschenbach.

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Medizin- und Kunsthistoriker sind sich einig, dass der Urtext (Archetyp) dieses Herbarius im 4. Jahrhundert entstand. Nach Sigerist (1930, S. 200), Hunger, Howald und Bierbaumer sowie Irmgard Müller speiste er sich aus lateinischen, nach Singer (1927, S. 37 f. und 43–47) und Felix Baumann aus griechischen Quellen. Ein großer Teil der Rezepte im Pseudo-Apuleius Herbarius stimmt mit Rezepten aus der Naturalis historia des Plinius bzw. der sogenannten Medicina Plinii überein. In – je nach Handschrift – 128 bis 131 Kapiteln wird je eine Pflanze behandelt. Nach der Nennung des Namens der Pflanze werden die Indikationen in Rezeptform abgehandelt. Im Gegensatz zu anderen Kräuterbüchern enthält der deshalb oft als Rezeptsammlung bezeichnete Text keine ausführlichen Beschreibungen der Pflanzen. Die Anzahl der Rezepte pro Kapitel schwankt zwischen 1 und 24. Den Abschluss bilden eine Synonymenliste und – bei den Texten der β-Klasse – erweiternde Zusätze (Interpolationen) aus der Materia Medica des Dioskurides. Inhalte aus Pseudo-Apuleius finden sich bei Marcellus Empiricus wieder.

Beispiel: Kapitel 89, Herba Millefolium (nach der Edition von Howald und Sigerist 1927):

Manuskripte

In den Pseudo-Apuleius-Codices des Mittelalters war der "Pseudo-Apuleius Herbarius" mit anderen Werken kombiniert:
"De herba vettonica". Abhandlung über die Echte Betonie mit falscher Zuschreibung an Antonius Musa, den Leibarzt  des römischen Kaisers Augustus.
"De taxone liber". Anonyme Abhandlung über die Verwendung des Dachses in der Medizin.
"Pseudo-Apuleius Herbarius".
Sextus Placitus Papyrensis: "Liber medicinae ex animalibus", basierend auf der Naturalis historia des Plinius.
A-Version mit 12 Kapiteln über Vierfüßler.
B-Version mit 31 Kapiteln über Vierfüßler, Vögel, Reptilien, Spinnen, Insekten und Menschen.
"(Pseudo-)Dioscorides de herbis femininis". Nach Riddle vor dem 6. Jh. in Südeuropa entstanden.
"Precatio terrae matris" und "Precatio omnium herbarum". Anrufung der Erdmutter und Anrufung aller Kräuter.
Aufgrund der wechselnden Zusammensetzung der Codices aus diesen Einzelwerken teilten Howald und Sigerist (1927, S. V-XVI) die Codices in 3 Klassen (α, β und γ) auf. Danach
 enthält die α-Klasse die Teile 1, 2, 3, 4a und 5. - Außerdem längere und bessere Synonyme als in den Texten der β-Klasse.
 Die α-Klasse gilt als die Klasse mit der besten Textüberlieferung;
 enthält die β-Klasse die Teile 1, 2, 3, 4b, 5 und 6. - Außerdem erweiternde Zusätze im Text (Interpolationen).
 Die β-Klasse gilt als die Klasse mit der reichhaltigsten Illustration. In Bezug auf den Text ist sie der α-Klasse unterlegen;
 enthält die γ-Klasse die Teile 1, 2 und 6.
 Die γ-Klasse enthält die ältesten Handschriften.

Die Codices der β-Klasse und der γ-Klasse stammen nach Howald/Sigerist vom gleichen Urtext (Archetyp) ab. Auf der Grundlage der Illustrationen wies Grape-Albers (1977, S. 164–166) darauf hin, dass die Codices aller Klassen (α, β und γ) vom selben Archetyp abstammen müssen.

Singer (1927), Grape-Albers (1977, S. 2–5) und Collins (2000) erwähnten noch weitere Manuskripte (Auswahl):
 St. Gallen, Stiftsbibliothek, Cod. 217, 9. Jh. (genannt Botanicus)
 London, British Museum, MS. Harley 585, 11. – 12. Jh.
 London, British Museum, MS. Harley 1585, 12. Jh.
 London, British Museum, MS. Harley 5294, 12. Jh.
 London, British Museum, MS. Harley 6258 B, 12. Jh.
 London, British Museum, MS. Sloane 1975, 12. Jh.
 Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS. Ashmole 1431, 11. Jh.
 Oxford, Bodleian Library, MS. Ashmole 1462, 12. Jh.
 Turin, Bibliotheca Universitaria, MS. K IV 3, 11. Jh., verbrannt

Frühe Übersetzungen
Der Kodex Cotton Vitellius C III (um 1050), eine frühe altenglische Übersetzung des Herbariums, gilt als eine der frühesten landessprachigen Manuskripte des Mittelalters in Europa überhaupt. Ein illustriertes lateinisches Manuskript aus England (Ms. Bodley 130) aus dem 12. Jahrhundert ist möglicherweise eine Rückübersetzung aus dem Altenglischen.

Anrufungstexte
In einige Texte der β-Klasse und der γ-Klasse sind Anrufungstexte antik-heidnischen Ursprungs eingefügt:
 eine "Precatio terrae matris" ("Anrufung der mütterlichen Erde") bzw. der "Dea sancta Tellus". Christliche Glaubenseiferer haben in der Wiener Ausgabe des 13. Jh. Teile des Textes der "Precatio terrae matris" abgekratzt und neu überschrieben. So wurde aus "Dea sancta Tellus…"  neu: "Deo sancto …"
 eine "Precatio omnium herbarum" ("Anrufung aller Kräuter").

Anrufungstexte sind enthalten in den folgenden Codices der
 γ-Klasse:
 Leiden. Universitätsbibliothek. MS. Voss. Q. 9 (6. Jh.)
 β-Klasse:
 Breslau, Codex Vratislaviensis Bibl. univ. III F 19 (9. Jh.)
 London. British Museum, MS. Harley 1585 (Drittes Viertel 12. Jh.)
 Florenz. Bibliotheca Laurenziana, MS. Plut. 73,16 (13. Jh.)
 Wien. Österreichische Nationalbibliothek, Cod. 93 (13. Jh.)
 New Haven. Yale Medical Library. MS. 18 (Erstes Drittel 15. Jh.)

Inkunabeln und Frühdrucke
1481 (bis 1483) wurde in Rom auf Veranlassung von Johannes Philippus de Lignamine ein Erstdruck des Pseudo-Apuleius (-Komplex) nach einer Handschrift des Klosters Montecassino aus dem 9. Jahrhundert herausgegeben. Dieser Druck ist die erste bebilderte Kräuterbuch-Inkunabel. Den ersten Druck in Nordeuropa besorgte Gabriel Humelberg 1537 in Zürich.

Textausgaben
 Johann Christian Gottlieb Ackermann: Parabilium medicamentorum Scriptores antiqui. … Monath, Nürnberg und Altdorf 1788, S. 39–112: Sexti Placiti Papyrensis De medicamentibus ex animalibus liber (Digitalisat); S. 115–124: Constantini Africani Medici De animalibus liber (Digitalisat); S. 125–294: L. Apuleii De medicamentibus herbarum liber (Unter Einschluss von: Nomina et virtutes herbae vetonicae) (Digitalisat); S. 295–350: L. Apuleii De medicamentibus herbarum librum notae (Digitalisat)
 Oswald Cockayne: Leechdoms, wortcunning and starcraft of early England (Being a Collection of Documents, for the Most Part Never Before Printed Illustrating the History of Science in this Country Before the Norman Conquest). 3 Bände. London 1864–1866, hier: Band 1, London 1864 (= Rerum britannicarum medii aevi scriptores, Rolls Series, XXV. Band 1. London, Digitalisat); Neudruck Vadzu 1964. –  British Library, MS Cotton Vitellius C. iii (11. Jh.) als Leithandschrift.
 Hugo Berberich: Das Herbarium Apuleii nach einer frühmittelenglischen Fassung. Heidelberg (1901) 1902 (= Anglistische Forschungen. Band 5); Neudruck Amsterdam 1966, S. 65 ff.
 Ernst Howald, Henry E. Sigerist: Antonii Musae De herba vettonica, Liber Pseudo-Apulei herbarius, Anonymi De taxone liber, Sexti Placiti Liber medicinae ex animalibus. Teubner, Leipzig 1927 (= Corpus medicorum latinorum. Band 4).
 F.W.T. Hunger: The Herbal of Pseudo-Apuleius. From the ninth-century manuscript in the abbey of Monte Cassino (Codex Casinensis 97) together with the first printed edition of Joh. Philippus de Lignamine (Edition princeps Romae 1481) both in facsimile, described and annotated. Brill, Leyden 1935.
 Erminio Caprotti, William T. Stearn: Herbarium Apulei 1481, Erbolario volgare 1522. 2 Bände. Mailand 1979 (= Libri rari. Collezione di ristampe con nuove apparati. Band 3).
 Kai Brodersen: Apuleius, Heilkräuterbuch / Herbarius, lateinisch und deutsch. Marix, Wiesbaden 2015. ISBN 978-3-7374-0999-5.

Literatur
 Christina Becela-Deller: Ruta graveolens L. Eine Heilpflanze in kunst- und kulturhistorischer Bedeutung. (Mathematisch-naturwissenschaftliche Dissertation Würzburg 1994) Königshausen & Neumann, Würzburg 1998 (= Würzburger medizinhistorische Forschungen. Band 65). ISBN 3-8260-1667-X, S. 154–160 (Pseudo-Apuleius, 'Herbarium' (bzw. 'Herbarium' Apulei Platonici)) und 180 (Darstellungstypen der Pseudo-Apuleius-Manuskripte) sowie 235 (Scribonius Largus als direkte Quelle) und 243.
 Minta Collins: Medieval Herbals. The Illustrative Traditions. The British Library, London 2000. S. 165–220.
 Paul Diepgen: Zur Tradition des Pseudoapuleius. In: Janus Bd. 29 (1925), S. 55–70.
 Günther Goldschmidt: Ein Pseudo-Apuleiusfragment in einer Zürcher Handschrift. In: Gesnerus 1 (1943) Heft 2, S. 59–63
 Heide Grape-Albers: Spätantike Bilder aus der Welt des Arztes. Medizinische Bilderhandschriften der Spätantike und ihre mittelalterliche Überlieferung. Pressler, Wiesbaden 1977, ISBN 3-87646-037-9 (zugleich Philosophische Dissertation Wien 1973: Die spätantiken Illustrationen zu den medizinischen Schriften von Pseudo-Apuleius und Sextus Placitus und ihre mittelalterliche Überlieferung).
 Irmgard Müller: Pseudo-Apuleius. In: Lexikon des Mittelalters, Bd. VII, Sp. 306. Stuttgart 1999.
 Henry E. Sigerist: Zum Herbarius Pseudo-Apuleius. In: Sudhoffs Archiv. Bd. 23, 1930, S. 197–204.
 Charles Singer: The Herbal in the Antiquity. In: The journal of hellenic studies. Bd. XLVII (1927) S. 1–52, hier: S. 37–48.
 Karl Sudhoff: Szenen aus der Sprechstunde und bei Krankenbesuchen des Arztes in mittelalterlichen Handschriften. In: Sudhoffs Archiv, Bd. 10 (1916), S. 71–90.
 Georg Swarzenski: Mittelalterliche Kopien einer antiken medizinischen Bilderhandschrift. In: Jahrbuch des kaiserlichen deutschen archäologischen Instituts. Bd. XVII (1902), S. 45–53.

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Periscope Jesus: What I've Learned So Far as a Periscope Micro-Celebrity
I am addicted to letting thousands of people ask me anything they want while I smoke cigarettes
By Jack Smith IV • 04/07/15 3:21pm
For the past five days, I've spent hours a night taking intimate questions from strangers who test my limits, insult me, flatter me and know me better than some of my closest friends. (Photo: New York Observer)
I was out to dinner with a small group of reporters and editors when I decided to whip out Periscope, the new mobile live-stream app from Twitter. Exhausted by the Meerkat hype, none of us were that interested in the next app fad, but in my infinite disregard for privacy and humanity, I went live with a stream called something like "NYC Media People Drunk at an Outback Steakhouse."
A few dozen people came in, asked questions, dared us to perform various shenanigans and made us give shout-outs. Everyone insisted I stop doing it after 10 minutes or so, but I noticed we'd racked up a total of about 200 users in that time.
When I got home that night, I popped open the app, opened a fresh pack of menthols, propped up my phone on top of its charger and started a new broadcast called "Journalist smokes in a room, talk to me about the media, tech, other bullshit." My feed started filling with little questions about everything from my appearance to Apple Watches to self-driving cars. My schtick was this: answer every question honestly and as fast as possible.
At one point, I noticed I was carrying 150 live streamers at a time, which would come out to around 3,000 for the session. After the pack of cigarettes was dead, I reluctantly signed off. Two and a half hours had passed by without my realizing. When I logged back into Twitter, I had 100 new followers and a slew of these:
@JackSmithIV best #periscope yet. Fucking awesome!
— Leslie Amadio (@leslieamadio) April 3, 2015
Seriously! @JackSmithIV just rocked an epic #periscope Q&A. This is what it's all about, nice job dude! pic.twitter.com/EINZDFaLYX
— Garrio Harrison (@garrioharrison) April 3, 2015
@JackSmithIV Just watched at least an hour of your periscope. Never expected to learn/be entertained so much from this app. Excellent work!
— Evan Gilchrest (@Evan_Gilchrest) April 3, 2015
Your @periscopeco broadcast last night was inspiring — on many levels. @JackSmithIV
— Jo McMullen-Boyer (@JoMcB) April 3, 2015
So I did it again, and again, and again.
I developed a routine—similar headline as my first one, similar format. Because of my general effeminacy and mannerism, many people insist I'm gay, and my rapid-fire answering of questions elicits constant accusations that I'm on cocaine or speed. So every five minutes or so, I'd have to refresh new viewers with:
"For all of you just tuning in, let's cover the FAQs: My name is Jack Smith IV, I'm not gay, I'm not on cocaine, and I'm not going to show you the inside of my fridge," I'd say. "Other than that, fire away."
I began waking up each morning to tweets asking when I'm going to be on, and if they had missed last night's session. I had a small family of regular viewers I'd never met who began answering question for me when I couldn't, who were showing up to every broadcast. A few regulars started referring to me as Periscope Jesus, or the Perismoker. Someone sent an email to my editor in chief to tell him they liked what I was doing. The few humans I know in real life would ask, "Why the hell are these people doing this? Why are you doing this?"
I didn't know why anyone was tuning in, but I, for one, was addicted. Thirty minute sessions felt like I'd barely done any time at all. One time, I told everyone I was signing off early. After I stopped broadcasting, the post-game breakdown said I'd done almost an hour and a half.
Every time I start broadcasting, a push notification goes out to over 500 people. Within seconds, I'm carrying dozens of viewers. (Screengrab: Jack Smith IV)
Between Thursday and Sunday night, I logged about six hours and racked up about 100,000 hearts, which you get from your viewers when they tap their screen in approval. At 400,000 hearts, I'd be on the world-wide leader boards for Periscope—an easily achievable goal if I'd started last Sunday night, doubled my time commitment, and shifted some of my broadcast time to late night hours.
Here's what I've learned so far:
It's not a one-way medium
The stereotype that live-streaming exists so that you can just watch other people live their lives is as tired and weak as other codgerly misunderstandings of new apps, like saying Instagram is for pictures of food, or that Snapchat is just for sending nudes.
What streaming apps are really for is interaction, and as much of it as possible. The appeal for most viewers is that ability to reach through the stream and affect you from their remote perches, hidden behind their phones thousands of miles away.
Besides, nobody gives a shit what you're wearing if they can't compliment or criticize you, see that criticism land emotionally with you, and hear your response. If a broadcaster never responds to comments, that person begins to hemorrhage followers.
They'll also test you. I've been asked to hit myself, sing, dance, commit suicide, give fridge tours, introduce friends and family, undress and bring on guests. I have to be careful about what I'm willing to do on camera—once I put a few drops of blood in the water, I know there will be a number of people who won't be satisfied until I up the stakes, over and over again.
And because people are often hidden behind avatars and don't have the lens pointed on themselves, they're emboldened to interact with you in ways they never would face to face. Everything is amplified by their anonymity: their flattery, their insults, their harassments and their curiosity. If it seems like Periscoping is for the attention-starved, that criticism goes both ways.
They want to get intimate
Because they see me at night, in my home and vulnerable—and because I'm willing to talk to them about almost anything—the viewers who stick around for hours at a time get very a very intimate look at my life and personality. And that's exactly what they love.
They notice if I've bought a new pack of cigarettes when I said I wouldn't, if I've opened my windows, if I'm wearing the same clothes as earlier in the day (or even if I'm wearing the same shirt Monday that I was Friday). They know my middle name, the last stories I wrote, where I live, where I get breakfast, what my father does for a living, what I will and won't talk about and, judging from the state of my hair, if I've showered yet that day. A lot of times, they want to go deep, partially because it's exciting to elicit intimate statements from a stranger, but partially because familiarity is why they keep coming back.
When one viewer asked if I'm happy I respond with "No," and they wouldn't just let it go without an explanation.
Because people feel this familiar, they keep coming back. They don't want to miss an opportunity to learn, and they don't want other members of the viewing community to have better insights and inside jokes.
Many Periscoper broadcasters engage with commenters, but leave their viewers disappointed when they don't go deep, have strong opinions or answer sensitive questions. And their audiences turn on them for it.
The stream is not enough
As much as people seem to like the feed, so many people insisted on going off-stream in order to stay in touch. People want my handle for Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook, my email address—I've gotten as many Twitter followers in the past five days as I did in the entirety of last summer. I've been invited out on dates, onto podcasts and approached by studio photographers for pro-bono shoots.
The worst Periscopers, ironically, are local TV news hosts, who should be way better at interacting with a live broadcast.
I keep an envelope nearby with my social media handles written on it—though I had to arduously write it backward, because Periscope mirrors the feed horizontally—which I hold up. Every time I do, I see my notifications roll in on my laptop out of the corner of my eye.
Because they'd been testing me and learning about me, they wanted to be able to reach even further through the screen. They went back and dug up old photos of me to talk about on Periscope, went looking for where I buy my jewelry and tweet at me about articles they Google.
And they're the best kind of followers. As a journalist, you get used to your followers being either PR professionals trying to slide their way into your radar or other reporters in the Media Twitter cesspool. My Periscope followers asked me questions, tweeted my articles, told me their thoughts throughout the day—you know, the things you actually use social media for in the first place, when you're doing it right.
And of course they wanted different channels to reach me on. The platform where they met me is such a disaster.
Periscope Is a Terrible App
Periscope is just a slow, glitchy app. The screen doesn't rotate, so a charging phone has to be balanced on its charge cable, and you can't message other users, see their past feeds or do anything besides see a short bio, follow or block them.
The biggest problem is that discovery is terribly broken, and it's impossible to find good streams. You can search by people, but there is no other search or tagging mechanism, and trying to share your stream with people is nearly impossible unless you set your feed to automatically tweet out a link, lift the link, and then put it elsewhere.
"Kiss Me Through the Periscope:" a photo of the first time I ever turned on the camera. (Photo:
Jeanette "Caj" Fabre)
Until discovery improves, sitting on the homepage and waiting for a promising feed is a sad roulette game where nearly every result is someone testing the app for the first time, avoiding questions or simply playing with their pets. Jim Gaffigan apparently did a few Periscopes, and I'm told General Assembly had a good one for an event called Women Who Tech. Other than that, I probably ask my audience every 10 minutes if they've seen other Periscopes they like, with a resounding "Hell no."
I got lucky. Early success and momentum means that every time I log in, it takes me about two full minutes to wrack up 80 to 100 live viewers. But if you don't have Periscope followers, a separate platform to leverage or some serious live-stream aptitude, you'll probably fail, and the lack of hearts and viewers cause you from ever surfacing. Case in point: One user I spoke with started a stream called "Playing with my boobs," a pretty winning declaration for a voyeurism engine. Not a single viewer tuned in.
This is going to cause serious problems for Periscope's development. Right now, everyone has rushed into the proverbial nightclub, but if the music is terrible, the lights are bright and no one is dancing, everyone is going to leave en masse.
It's impossible to say whether the problems with Periscope ensure its demise. The nightclub hasn't emptied yet, but if there isn't an easier way to find good Periscopes and share them, that day will come soon.
In the meantime, I'll still be streaming. I'll start bringing on guests who can keep up with the rapid-fire AMAing, throw in other activities, do streams on more specific subjects and keep asking what followers want. So far, they say they just want more of the same. And I'm going to keep giving it over, even if I have no idea why I'm doing it.
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Artistic & Administration
Kyle Barrett Price
Artistic & Executive Director, Founder
Kyle Barrett Price, Artistic & Executive Director of Caroga Arts Collective, spent his childhood summers in Caroga Lake where his grandmother resided. At age nineteen, his dream of bringing his friends to play chamber music in Caroga Lake became a reality when he founded the Caroga Lake Music Festival in 2012. Since then, Kyle has been passionate about making the arts accessible in the Adirondacks while building special connections with artists and communities and opening new doors of creative possibilities in both the art and the community.
Kyle Price, cellist, and member of the Cavani String Quartet, is nationally recognized for his multi-faceted musical career, innovative leadership style, and his advocacy for collaborative programing in the arts and humanities. His profound love of chamber music began as part of a family of dynamic musicians at The Chamber Music Connection, (Columbus) where he had the opportunity to work with some of the most respected and acclaimed musicians of our time, including members of The Cleveland, Cavani, Emerson, Guarneri, St Lawrence,and Brentano String Quartets. He has performed at internationally renowned music festivals such as The Perlman Music Program, Banff School of the Arts, and has been featured as a guest artist on NPR's From the Top!. Kyle's recital appearances include universities around the U.S. and abroad, most recently, The Nyon Conservatory (Switzerland). Honors and prizes include the 2018 Schubert Club Competition, Grand Prize winner of the 2015 Yamaha Young Performing Artists Competition and Honorable Mention recipient in the 2017 Gershwin International Music Competition. Kyle is a founding member of the KASA Quartet, Grand Prize winners of the 2017 Coltman Chamber Music Competition. In addition to his cello studies, Kyle has been composing from the age of 10, and has distinguished himself with an original voice, receiving commissions from the Johnstone Fund for New Music, Chamber Music Connection and performances by Calidore Quartet, Chamber Music Connection Orchestra, Carpe Diem String Quartet, KASA Quartet, UW-Madison Orchestra, National Summer Cello Institute and Caroga Arts Ensemble.
Kyle's energized and passionate chamber music experience, was a catalyst for his vision to form an artist -led creative community, and resulted in his creating the Caroga Lake Music Festival in 2012 and Caroga Arts Collective in 2016. In his role as Artistic and Executive Director, Kyle has grown the organization from a "homemade" music festival of eight musicians in his grandmother's house, to an organization that hosts five programs over the course of a calendar year, that features 150+ artists, attracting 8,000+ individuals to the small Adirondack town of Caroga Lake, NY (population 518) annually and is widely regarded to be the pride and joy of the community and a model for artist- led festivals around the country.
Kyle completed his Masters and Doctorate of Music Degree at the University of Wisconsin-Madison as full Fellowship Teaching Assistant under renowned pedagogue cellist and Feldenkrais practitioner, Uri Vardi. Kyle received his Bachelor of Music from the Cleveland Institute of Music under the tutelage of cellist and former Cavani Quartet member, Merry Peckham. When he isn't practicing or, writing grants, Kyle is an avid basketball player, and enjoys celebrating team-work in every form, be it sports or music.
Hinano Ishii, Assistant Executive Director
Hinano Ishii currently serves as the Artist Services Manager at Ravinia Festival in Chicago, the oldest music festival in North America and summer home for the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Previously, she held positions in operations and artistic at Classical Movements, National Symphony Orchestra at The Kennedy Center, Bravo! Vail Music Festival, and Overture Center for the Arts and has additional experience in marketing, development and education in the arts. A graduate of UW-Madison (Bachelor of Music in Performance '15), Hinano made her concerto debut at Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center at the age of 18 and performed as a soloist at Carnegie Hall and the United Nations.
Deborah Barrett Price, Assistant Artistic Director
Violist Deborah Barrett Price is recognized throughout the country as an innovative pedagogue and versatile performer. She is the founder and artistic director of the Chamber Music Connection, Inc. (CMC), a nationally recognized program providing education, service and performance opportunities to students of all ages and skill levels. In recognition of her work as a chamber music entrepreneur, pedagogue, and performer, Debbie has received numerous awards, including the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center Award for Extraordinary Service to Chamber Music, the Alumni Achievement Award from Baldwin Wallace Conservatory and the Columbus Symphony Orchestra Community Educator of the Year. She has also received multiple nominations for the Ohio Governor's Award for Arts Education and Arts Administration.
Stephanie Price-Wong, Artistic Administrator
Stephanie Price-Wong grew up in a musical and arts administrative family that instilled and nurtured her passion in the art, performance, and education of chamber music. She is currently the Assistant Artistic Director and Fellowship Program Director of the Chamber Music Connection based in Worthington, Ohio. Stephanie also has a private studio in Columbus and is the Adjunct Viola Professor at Ohio University. Stephanie has been a performing artist at the Caroga Lake Music Festival since it's founding in 2012 and went to Switzerland with CLMF. Stephanie received a Master of Music from the Eastman School of Music with a certificate in Arts Leadership. In 2012, she graduated with a Bachelor of Music from the Cleveland Institute of Music where she was the recipient of the Alumni Jim Hall Graduate Studies Scholarship.
Elizabeth Macintosh, Operations Intern
Elizabeth Macintosh started her musical journey at three years old when her parents signed her up for violin lessons at the local Suzuki program. When she was 14, she began playing the viola in order to form a string quartet with her pre-existing ensemble of three violins and a cello. Outside of performing, Elizabeth is passionate about arts administration. She was a Fellowship Student for many years at the Chamber Music Connection and served as the assistant to the Artistic Director. She is currently a student at the University of Colorado Boulder pursuing a major in Viola Performance and minors in Business and German Studies.
Emily Goff, Marketing & Development Intern
Emily Goff resides in Pennsylvania with her mom, sister and cat. She is a senior at Skidmore College where she studies business management and environmental science. Her main areas of study are in marketing, advertising and finance. Outside of school, she likes hiking and kayaking and in her free time she enjoys painting, reading and singing.
Alaina Kamppila, Marketing & Development Intern
Alaina is one of two Marketing and Development interns. She and her family are spending their twelfth summer on Canada Lake this year! Alaina is a rising senior at the University of Vermont, majoring in Business Administration with a concentration in marketing, a global theme and, a minor in Parks, Recreation and, Tourism. In her free time she enjoys all things outdoors, especially hiking, snowmobiling, kayaking, and exploring both the greater Adirondacks and the Green Mountains.
Ronald Lau, Sound & Recording
Martha Price, Volunteer Meal Coordinator
Mary Peck, Volunteer Housing Coordinator
Kathy Manning, Volunteer Merchandise Manager


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Now, what are our expectations of a web design? First of all, it must involve our logo and fit it nicely. It does not really matter if the dark of light background variant is chosen. Second, it should be fresh and inspiring, but also professional. Surely, this means a tightrope walk, but we're sure designers see this as a challenge.
The main content are the services we provide, like consulting, training and so on. They basically adjust around the PHP quality life cycle.
We need a blog. Everyone needs a blog nowadays. OK, we will surely also have some interesting content for it, like announcing new trainings,new presentations and writing articles on the topics we cover.
Beside this main structure, we have further ideas on the content we want to publish, not set in stone yet, in which section the content will finally end up. You can find our brain storming about this in the design contest for our web site.
So, if you are a skilled designer, you want to let your creativity play in a public contest, you know what OSS addicts desire and want you to earn 500,- € (approx. US$ 597,-), please join our web design contest.
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Designer bags are popping up faster than you can say 'Louis Vuitton', in the hands of your friends, family, people you pass it.


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Joan Jett Says #MeToo Impact Hasn't Hit Music Yet
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Joan Jett said the #MeToo campaign hadn't yet impacted the music industry and other walks of life, but that she was sure it would happen soon.
She also discussed her experiences in the Runaways and the responsibilities of being seen as a role model.
"Why has [#MeToo] been slow to hit all the other industries except for Hollywood?" she asked in a new interview with Rolling Stone. "As far as I can tell, bad behavior is everywhere you look. We just saw something on the news about a Catholic priest in Pennsylvania where they just printed a bunch of [alleged molesters'] names, but I think the church has done it because they had to. And Hollywood's done it a little because they had to. I'm sure it's coming. I just don't know when the shoe is gonna drop. I'm sure the people who control those mechanisms on when things drop are controlling it. But I'm not sure how that's done."
She added that she wasn't sure how to address the disbalance of gender representation at senior levels of the music industry. "I think one of the big things would be getting more women into positions of power so they can be the decision makers, because we think differently and break down problems differently," she suggested.
Jett rejected the idea that she'd been a victim of exploitation at the hands of late Runaways manager Kim Fowley. "I don't really see things the way the other girls see things," she said. "I happened to get along with Kim very well. We were very good friends. He never made me feel uncomfortable. I never felt exploited by him.
"The thing is, these girls could've walked away any time if they were uncomfortable. Nobody was forced to do anything. … I find a lot of people blame Kim, because he's dead. So he can't come and talk about anything. … All these people could've taken off at any point. Nobody was making anyone stay so if they were uncomfortable and didn't like it. Why were you hanging out? I don't get it."
Asked about her position as a role model, Jett replied, "You just want to make sure you're putting out good things that hopefully people want to model themselves after to a degree. I really enjoy seeing little boys and girls in the audience and talking to them. I don't have kids myself, so it's always a learning experience to see what they know."
On the topic of being seen as an LGBT icon, she said "t's the same as being any other icon to a degree. I certainly know how much abuse people in that community have dealt with over the years. So I'm here to stand alongside everybody and say, 'I get it. I understand the challenge and the fight.'"
Jett is the subject of documentary movie Bad Reputation, which opens in theaters today.
Next: Top 10 Joan Jett Songs
Source: Joan Jett Says #MeToo Impact Hasn't Hit Music Yet
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Perform administration tasks related to export and import documents.
Provide general office support including photocopying, data entry, scanning and filing, mail, etc.
Provide general administrative support to senior management and perform other ad-hoc duties if necessary.


Roland debuted their latest lineup of electronic V-Drums.
The TD-17 series of Roland's electronic V-Drums are just as much fun to play as they are to listen to.
Walrus Audio has some of the most stylish and unique guitar pedals in the game.
Dakota Gartner, lead guitar and vocals for the L.A. indie rock band Naked Walrus, may have found his spirit animal in Walrus Audio.
The SF MusicTech Summit is a must attend for entrepreneurs, start-ups and investors in the music tech space.


As we head toward cooler months you might be looking for a warm snuggle sack for your dachshund. Perhaps your dachshund needs a beanie and scarf, a bandana or coat? Or, maybe you're just looking for some dachshund-themed homewares or gift? We've found the dachshund craft collective you've been looking for!
Each crafter within the community follows strict guidelines to ensure that a donation to the dachshund rescue or charity of their choice. Your purchase can be made with confidence knowing that you'll not only add a cute dachshund-themed item to your collection but also help the dachshund community.
Dachshund craft is not limited to those that have a passion for wearing crochet beanies. There are some very practical items you can buy for your own dachshund. Or, consider purchasing to donate to one of the charities above.
We've never met a dachshund that didn't like to burrow, so a snuggle sack is almost a must have. A tailor-made jacket will last throughout the seasons. A pair of pyjamas are practical and also so, so cute!
If you're a crafter or looking to buy dachshund craft, you can join the Dachshund Crafty Designs Facebook Group here.* Our Events Page also lists upcoming events where you can purchase goods to support Dachshund IVDD Support Australia (DISA) – look for the DISA logo.
*Note: at this time the Dachshund Crafty Designs Facebook Group is limited to those living in Australia.


"Disaster" is a word not lightly used and certainly not a situation anyone hopes to face. However, Valley residents can rest assured that graduates from South Texas College's Emergency Medical Technology Program will be well prepared to face a major disaster head on should one occur in the region.
Recently STC hosted FEMA at its Starr County Campus in Rio Grande City, where students learned from top-level federal trainers about health care management of chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosive events. The course was offered to the college and its students free of charge as part of an effort to ensure national disaster preparedness on behalf of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the National Domestic Preparedness Consortium, the National Emergency Response and Rescue Training Center and the Texas A&M University System.
Over the course of two days, 130 STC EMT students attended intensive seminars and hands-on workshops simulating disaster scenarios. In the classroom seminars students learned about the chemistry and reaction of a variety of agents, and how to respond. In the hands-on sessions, students were broken into groups to work on simulated patients to apply the strategies learned in the classroom.
"As instructors, we are always learning about new techniques and issues facing the EMT community, but the professionals that trained our students during these two days were top-level with knowledge of the most innovative strategies out there and that's why this is so exciting – we can truly say our STC EMT students are on the cutting edge of the field," said Dr. Roberto Gonzalez, chair of STC's EMT Program.
Students earned 16 continuing education credit hours for participation in the training. They learned how to address environmental factors, protective issues for emergency personnel and the public, basic decontamination considerations, transportation procedures and patient treatment using the RAPID Care concept.
For more information about STC' Emergency Medical Technology Program call 956-872-3166 or 956-872-3178.
STC EMT students work on a dummy simulating a chemical reaction in a disaster scenario.


Purple shirts, gorilla suits, and grammen… It's all part of the shtick pulled off by the bochurim who go collecting on Purim, the day when anyone who asks for tzedakah is given it, no questions asked.
So throw on a party hat, join the crowd, and raise some funds for a worthy cause! Here's how they do it.
The most successful props or costumes we ever used were… We weren't into costumes, but we all tried getting a different type of funny hat and other accessories like that. The best year was when we had two boys playing music, one on a keyboard and the other on a drum; that made everyone stop and look. We had it worked out exactly, who carried what, so that the setup would go one-two-three, since on Purim more than any other day time is money.
The time of day we went collecting… At night we started out an hour after Megillah till after midnight, and by day we went from noon until about nine p.m.
The most unexpected donation we ever got… One year, for some reason, it took almost an hour to load the bus. Everyone was waiting at their pickup points and cell phones weren't really in use yet, so boys were running home to try to touch base and then running back to their stops so as not to miss the bus. All in all, we started out about an hour and a half later than planned, and we felt very frustrated. We entered the first house on the list and danced with all our might, and then we couldn't believe our eyes when we saw a very generous check being written out. We all danced out the door feeling a bit more relaxed.
My advice for other collectors is… The most important thing is to be organized. A month before Purim we started gathering addresses of anyone we thought would donate. Then we created a route. Since Boro Park is mostly one-way streets, we had to work out how not to waste time by circling these narrow streets full of traffic. It was also very important to know in advance if anyone had specific hours when collectors could come, so we didn't go through traffic and then arrive at a locked door!
I'd still be collecting this year if… I'm married now so I don't go collecting anymore, but if I were asked by a group to join them I would. You're having a good time while collecting for great purposes!
We used to get around on Purim by… We hired a non-Jewish driver.


Where the parties are located.
The goals of the client. Money? IP protection? Something else?
The likelihood that the client would breach the contract as compared to the likelihood the other side would breach the contract.
The sort of disputes likely to arise.
The client's wealth as compared to the wealth of the other side.
The need to engage in discovery if there is a dispute.
The need to bring in third parties to any dispute.
Concerns regarding speed of dispute resolution.
Contracts cannot be reviewed in a vacuum.
A very long time ago, a large manufacturing company client contacted me to help with an international product recall. This companies product had a faulty and potentially dangerous part that had been provided to it by one of its smaller suppliers. My first thought was that my client should seek reimbursement of the recall costs from this small supplier and its insurance company. Towards that end I asked for a copy of the supply contract as between my client and its supplier.
Unfortunately, the contract protected the small company in every respect. This surprised me because usually big companies impose its terms on their small suppliers. I explained to my contact at the company (an excellent international compliance person, but not a lawyer) why his company had allowed such an unfavorable contract to be used and now it was his turn to be surprised. He told me that his company had believed this was a really well drafted contract and they had recently stared using it with all of their new suppliers. My response was that it was one of the best drafted supply contracts I had ever seen and that was part of its problem; it had been incredibly well drafted but entirely in favor of the small supplier, not in favor of my client who was the recipient of the parts. I then asked who had drafted this contract (I was especially curious because I thought my firm had a lock on this company's international contracts). His response was that no lawyer had drafted it; a non-lawyer high up in supply chain management had seen this contract when their largest supplier had required they sign it and he just figured it would be a really good contract because it came from XYZ company. My response was, yes, it is a great contract, but a great contract for a parts supplier, NOT for a parts recipient and when XYZ company required you sign this contract it was acting as a supplier. The client ended up paying every dollar of the recall.
What would happen if a lawyer were handed this contract for a one or two hour review from another lawyer without being provided with the context behind this contract? The lawyer would review it and say this is a great contract and I don't see anything that needs to be changed.
Context can be equally crucial for dispute resolution clauses.
1. Tokyo Jurisdiction. An American company comes to us after learning that its Chinese manufacturer has started manufacturing and selling the American company's newest version of its core product. I read a provision in the contract to expressly state that any future iterations of the core product would belong to the Chinese company and I mention this to the potential client. The potential client then tells me that when it complained to its Chinese manufacturer about IP theft, the Chinese manufacturer cited to the same provision and said the product now belonged to them.
The Chinese company asked for disputes to be resolved by arbitration in Beijing and my lawyer said that we wouldn't stand a chance there and so we refused. The Chinese company then proposed Singapore or Hong Kong arbitration and my lawyer countered with Tokyo Superior Court because it was the opposite [both with respect to the type of forum — arbitration versus court — and the location] of what the other side wanted.
Ugh. I then explained how no country other than China will allow for a lawsuit in its courts that has zero to do with its country and because this case would involve a US-based company going up against a China-based company on an issue with zero relevance to Japan, there is no way a Japanese court will allow itself to be a free (or nearly free) public forum for this dispute. I did not even bother to mention that there is no such thing as the Tokyo Superior Court or that even if the US company were to sue in Tokyo and get its case heard in Tokyo (which will never ever happen) and then win in Tokyo, no court in China would ever enforce the judgment because the Tokyo court never had any jurisdiction over the matter. The US company might be able to convince a Chinese court to take the case, but I doubt it, simply because China very much tends to enforce contracts no matter how silly they may be and I most Chinese courts would likely just toss the case for not having been filed in Tokyo as per the contract.
I read your blog regularly and carefully and you were wrong about Canada and that makes me wonder what else you have been wrong about. I read one of your posts where you talked about how you like to propose Canada for disputes because Chinese companies often will agree to that. Well the Chinese company we work with did agree to that but when it came time for us to actually sue them there, all of the Canadian lawyers told us that we couldn't.
The China Law Blog is for educational purposes and to give a general information and a general understanding of Chinese law. It is not intended to provide specific legal advice…. You should not use the China Law Blog as a substitute for competent legal advice from a licensed attorney.
3. Split Jurisdiction. We get this one fairly often. The contract provides that the Chinese company must sue the United States company in a U.S. court and the U.S. company must sue the Chinese company in a Chinese court. The thinking behind this is logical but its execution is so flawed that we avoid these provisions like the plague.
These provisions initially seem to make sense because this sort of split jurisdiction appears to favor the U.S. company. If the Chinese company seeks monetary damages from the American company, it must go through the trouble of suing the American company in a U.S. court where the U.S. company will presumably get a fair trial. And on the flip side, the American company can sue the Chinese company in a Chinese court, which is (90 percent of the time, anyway) exactly where the U.S. company should want to be. For why this is the case, check out China Enforces United States Judgment: This Changes Pretty Much Nothing and China Contracts: Make Them Enforceable Or Don't Bother.
But Chinese courts typically hold that this sort of split jurisdiction clause means there is in fact no jurisdiction in China. So if you really want jurisdiction to be in China, your agreement should be 1) be governed by Chinese law, 2) be written in Chinese and 3) provide for exclusive jurisdiction in China. This is not black letter law. This is just what actually happens on the ground in China's courts and this is why our firm's China attorneys provide for all three of these in all contracts where it is critical our client be able to sue in China.
But once again there is no clear answer as to what might be best for any given company's specific situation. To properly evaluate whether you go with Chinese law in a Chinese Court (which is what we usually end up choosing to do), you need to consider your most important concerns. Is it more important you have an effective remedy against the Chinese company with which you are contracting or is it more important you make it as difficult as possible for the Chinese side to sue you? If your primary goal is to be able to enforce the contract against a Chinese company, you usually will want to provide for exclusive jurisdiction in China with Chinese law applying and the contract being in Chinese. But if your primary goal is to prevent the Chinese side from suing you, you should consider providing for exclusive jurisdiction in the United States. But if you do this, you must realize that because China does not enforce U.S. judgments, you may never be able to enforce it against your Chinese counter-party. It is these preferences that should help you decide the best jurisdiction provision for your contract. In any event, the split jurisdiction approach generally does not work.
4. Geneva Chamber of Commerce Arbitration. A very good client of ours came to one of our international litigators with a contract calling for arbitration before the "Arbitration Institute of the Geneva Chamber of Commerce." Problem was the Geneva Chamber of Commerce did not have an Arbitration Institute nor did it handle international arbitration. Our client had taken a contract my law firm had written for them and made a few changes and simply re-used it on another deal. The contract my firm had written had called for disputes to be resolved before the Arbitration Institute of the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce, which is a very common forum for resolving disputes between Russian and American companies. So when my client went off and did an agreement with a Spanish company and the Spanish company refused to have the contract disputes resolved in Stockholm, my client just switched "Geneva" for "Stockholm" and called it a day. But then when it came time for my client to pursue arbitration we had to conduct massive research to determine how even to commence arbitration before an arbitral body that did not exist. We ended up deciding to file with the Swiss Arbitration Association in Geneva, and the opposing side vigorously contested our choice of forum. We actually were able to keep the case there, but only after incurring a large amount in fees fighting to do so.
5. South Carolina Arbitration in Chinese Under British Law. Yes you read it right and if you are not stunned by this, you should read it again. This is my all time favorite. U.S. company comes to us with an arbitration clause mandating arbitration in South Carolina in Chinese under British law. When I talked about how much it would cost to get three Mandarin-speaking arbitrators to South Carolina (assuming the other side doesn't argue for some other Chinese language) and and the added costs of researching and arguing British law, the U.S. company — wisely — chose not to pursue the case. When I asked the company how it had chosen this particular dispute resolution provision they explained that they had taken it from one of their previous agreements. I didn't say a word, but what I will say now is that a provision like this is a great way to discourage arbitration and sometimes that can make sense, but such a provision is a disaster if you are the one that ends up needing to sue. Again, context is everything.
Every once in a while when I say that I cannot opine about their having chosen Hong Kong arbitration for their specific contract, the attorney will write me back asking for "my general opinion regarding Hong Kong arbitration". My response is that there are plenty of excellent arbitrators in Hong Kong but arbitration there is generally very expensive and, most importantly, it is seldom the most effective forum for enforcing a contract with a Chinese party.
Frankly, the biggest issue I have with Hong Kong arbitration is that far too often attorneys choose it not because it is the best forum for their client's disputes, but simply because they are comfortable with it because it has a common law system very similar to the United States, Great Britain, Canada and Australia and the contracts and the arbitration can easily and logically be in English. Like everything else, whether these reasons make sense will depend on the entire context.


Sydney is a popular place of visit with lots of tourist attractions that brings travelers in huge numbers to this part of the globe each year. There are several attractions here to look forward to. The several attractions include the amazing architectural buildings which grab the eye balls of the travelers from every part of the globe. The place has lots of attractions that can be enjoyed with both friends and family. The attractions are popular worldwide. One can enjoy all such attractions by availing the sydney flights thereby enjoying a great trip to this place. There are several ways I which one can enjoy the vacation to the fullest. This would include a proper planning before venturing into this place. Proper planning is a must for all of this.
One can book flight tickets online. Payment can be made online too. One can book a local guide for the travel too. The local guide will one take a tour around the place without any problem. It is a good idea to get a car rented in front of the airport only. One can get a map of the place from a nearby shop to enjoy all the attractions to a great extent. The place has many attractions. The attractions are spread throughout the conurbation. It is always a good idea to have a proper transport at hand to avail to everything without any troubles. It makes communication easier and connecting to the different parts easy. The place has got good transport facilities which makes moving about the city all the more feasible. The Flights to Sydney facilitate all of this.
One can economize the action to this place in a number of ways. One can avail the Cheap Flights to Sydney with Crystal Travel and enjoy a great trip to this place. The discount on the flight tickets is available only if the ticket bookings are made well in advance. If it is not made well in advance, one might have to pay much higher prices especially if one plans to visit the place during the peak season. The climate of this place is also one of the reasons behind a large number of travelers visiting this place. The summers are warm, the inters are cool and there is well distributed rainfall throughout the year. The best time to visit this place is during the spring time. So if one wishes to visit this place during the spring time it is better to book the tickets well in advance. But if one wishes to economize the vacation it is better to visit this place during some other time. One can economize the vacation in different ways too. The same applies to the hotel bookings. One can get the hotel bookings done online too. It is better to book the hotels well in advance to avoid any trouble. The place is popular for various other attractions like its shopping options and the great nightlife it provides. There are so many clubs and pubs located in this conurbation. One can enjoy all of this here.
One can enjoy a great vacation at Sydney because of the various attractions of this place. The place has a great nightlife here. The shopping options are great here. One can enjoy the good climate over here by availing the flights to Sydney.
Is there any air safari tour? I recently attended a trekking in Pakistan tour on Himalayas and Karakorum hills.
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Day (automobile)
Day (Michelangelo)
Day (surname)
Irish History Junior Certificate Examination
History TV18
History (Funeral for a Friend song)
The Day Utility was an automobile manufactured in Detroit, Michigan by the Day Automobile Company from 1911-14. The Day used a four-cylinder, 30 horsepower (22 kW) engine and shaft drive. Removal of the rear seat and doors allowed the car to be converted from a five-seater touring car to a light truck in one minute. As a truck, the Day was able to carry up to 1,000 lb (450 kg) in a 36-inch (910 mm) by 96-inch (2,400 mm) cargo space. The rear seat could be lifted away by triggering two spring locks. The Day had an advertised price of $950US.
G.N. Georgano (1968). The Complete Encyclopedia of Motorcars, 1885 to Present. ISBN 0-525-08351-0.
Day Utility advertisement in Elbert Hubbard, ed. (1911). "Philistine: A Periodical of Protest, June 1901 to November 1901".
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Day is a marble sculpture by Michelangelo, datable to 1526–31. It is a pair with Night on the tomb of Giuliano de' Medici in the Medici Chapel in San Lorenzo in Florence.
http://www.polomuseale.firenze.it/catalogo/scheda.asp?nctn=00281335&value=1
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Day is a surname. Notable people with the surname Day include:
Albert Day (disambiguation) - list of notable persons named "Albert Day"
Alex Day - British musician and YouTuber
Alexander Day, British 18th century confidence trickster
Alexander Day (artist), British miniaturist and art dealer
Alf Day - Welsh footballer
Alice Day, actress
Andy Day - British actor/television presenter
Anne-Marie Day - Canadian politician
Arthur Day (cricketer) - British cricketer
Arthur Louis Day - American geological physicist
Ashley Day - English cricketer
Benjamin Day (disambiguation) - list of notable persons named "Benjamin Day"
Bob Day - Australian businessman
Brian Day, Canadian doctor and surgeon also known as Dr. Profit
Bud Day (1925–2013), United States Air Force officer
Carol-Anne Day, anime voice actor
Catherine Day, Secretary-General of the European Commission
Cecil Day-Lewis, British poet and father of Daniel Day-Lewis
Charles Day (disambiguation) - list of notable persons named "Charles Day"
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The Irish History Junior Certificate Examination is an achievement test offered in Ireland. It is one of a suite of Junior Certificate Examinations the country uses to assess students. It has two difficulty levels, Higher and Ordinary. This subject is not required at a national level. However, many schools make it compulsory. Most students choose to complete the Higher Level exam.
The Ordinary Level exam lasts 90 minutes. It includes four questions. The maximum score is 180.
The exam lasts 150 minutes. It includes six questions. The maximum score is 270.
Questions 1, 2 and 5 are mandatory. Only 10 of the 20 sub-questions in Question 3 are required. Question 4 includes two sections. One sub-question from each section must be answered. In Question 6, only two of four possible sub-questions need to be completed. The four sub-question topics are:
Question A: Unknown until exam
Question B: Social Life
Question C: Political History
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History TV18 (formerly known as The History Channel) is a pan-Indian television channel broadcasting programmes related to historical events, infotainment and persons, owned by a joint venture between A+E Networks, owner of the American History channel, and TV18, an Indian JV media group. The channel is in a bouquet of factual entertainment channels to be launched by the joint venture. It is available in eight languages (includingEnglish, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and Bengali) in full HD across all major markets in India and will reach out to more than 50 million households in the launch phase.
The History Channel
History was first launched as The History Channel on 30 November 2003. It was launched by a joint venture between AETN International and News Corporation's STAR, through its subsidiary NGC Networks. It had aired series like Boy's Toys, Biography, Conspiracy?, Crusades, Secret Agents and Breaking Vegas and television movies like Marilyn and Me. Following the expiration of the deal between AETN and STAR on 21 November 2008, STAR took over the channel and re-branded it as Fox History & Entertainment. That channel has since been re-branded again as Fox History & Traveller, then Fox Traveller and is currently available in India as Fox Life.
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"History" is the seventh track and third single off Funeral for a Friend's second album, Hours. It reached number 21 on the UK Singles Chart.
The main protagonist of the music video is a British mine worker who fights alongside his fellow mine workers against the police during a strike, ultimately getting arrested. The band is shown playing in the midst of the battle between the miners and the police. At the end of the video, the miner is shown eating breakfast with his young son and wife (presumably on the morning before the battle). Most of the video was shot in black and white; however, the end of the video was shot in colour.
"History [Jeremy Wheatley Radio Single Mix] "
"Pirate Song (Gameface cover)"
"History [Jeremy Wheatley Video Mix] "
"Drive [Tiscali Session]"
"History [Album Version]"
"The Art Of American Football [Tiscali Session]"
Lyrics of this song at MetroLyrics
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by Epoxies
by Emma's Imagination
by Point Of Grace
by Jadon Lavik
by Emil Bulls
by Runrig
Clouds And Skyscrapers
by THIS DAY
A New Focus
I Remember Me
History Is Falling For Science
by Sleepy Jackson
by Kyla
by Steven Curtis Chapman
by Meat Puppets
by Threnody
by Whitney Houston
by Audio Adrenaline
by Bowerbirds
Second Place Victory
Seven-Eighty
The Day We Started
Tomorrow Is Waiting
by The Epoxies
We Always Rewind The Best Part
by: Epoxies
I think I know you so glad to meet you
I need to see you I wanna spit right in your face
You think you're sex or?
I know you're nothing when the guilt trip's off your face
And if you and I are smart we'll never meet again
I know this feeling it bleeds my insides
I wanna fight and fucking bury them alive
I am your nun I've been a good girl
So now you'll kill the pass just to make it out alive
If I am smart I will never hear from you
This day I'm better alone
This week I'm on my own
This month I will get by
This year will never die
When will this leave me? When is it over?
? every time I breathe
I'm going down it's coming inside
The sweat and lust in here that I will always see
And if you and she are smart we'll never meet again
I've been a good girl I've been a weak girl
Her fates will follow with the day I clear my head
I will not break I will not listen
I will be happy when the visions are dead


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Q: Detect if a number is dividable by 100 in NodeJS I want to detect if a number is dividable by 100 in NodeJS. How can I do this?

A: you can check reminder of the division by 100, if it is 0, then number ends with 00 like this:

console.log(1 % 100 == 0); // false
console.log(100 % 100 == 0); // true
console.log(101 % 100 == 0); // false
console.log(200 % 100 == 0); // true
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The European economy is stated to be the largest economy in the world, comprising of more than 731 million people in nearly fifty separate countries. This means that Europe accounts for a staggering eleven percent of the world's population. European economies actually account for a great portion of the world's richest economies, with Italy, France, Russia, Spain, Germany, and the U.K. While the standard of living can be exceptionally high in certain parts of Europe, much of Europe who live in poverty live in extreme poverty and are some of the poorest areas in the world.
The European Union's economy's GDP is larger than 2014 America's.
The unemployment rate, on average in Europe is just under 9%. Comparatively to other nations, this is rather high. The highest recorded at this time is Poland, while the lowest unemployment rate is in Ireland.
The service sector of the European Union makes up the majority of the GDP and is the most significant sector.
The European Union made it their objective to be the greatest competitive economy.
The European Economic Community was created in 1957, and sought to rid of barriers in trade.
Germans are confident about their economy, with a recorded 75% attesting to feeling positive. The French are recorded along with Italy to be the most negative about their economies with a staggering 14% for France and menial 12% for Italy. Britain remains indifferent, with a 48% feeling negative and 52% feeling confident.
British people wish to stay in the European Union. In a recent poll, just over half of British people stated that they wanted to stay in the union, while just over 35% expressed that they did not.
The EU is a major destination for tourists both inside and outside of the union. Those who are citizens of the union are actually allowed to freely travel to other areas without using a visa to do so.
The agricultural sector of the economy represents nearly half of the European Union's spending. Many people argue that this is very damaging to other countries attempting to develop and further.
If 25% of current non-tariff barriers in trade were eliminated, the GDP not only in the European Union would be boosted, but the GDP in the U.S would also be boosted as well. The combined estimate for this notion was just over $105 billion.
Reported in early 2011, almost two million refugees combined referred to the United States and Euro. Union as their home, or where they lived.


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Atlanta Woman Holds U.S. Congressman At Gunpoint!
Written By: Associated Press
Authorities say the Atlanta woman charged with pointed a loaded gun at a South Carolina congressman likely didn't know the man's position.
Spartanburg Public Safety Director A. Tony Fisher said at a news conference Monday that 52-year-old Gloria Yvonne Brackett (pictured) had been charged with pointing a gun and illegally carrying a pistol.
U.S. Rep. Trey Gowdy told police he was parked in a church parking lot Sunday night when a woman approached his pickup truck and pointed a gun at him. Gowdy says the woman accused him of following her and ran after him when he drove away unhurt.
Fisher says Brackett had been visiting family in Cowpens. It wasn't known if she had an attorney.
Gowdy represents the 4th District. The Republican was first elected in 2010.
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Party chief and Chinese President Hu Jintao spoke of creating a 'harmonious society" and seeking "scientific development," suggesting a move away from a past focus on economic growth alone to a new emphasis on managed wealth creation. Increased fear of China's economy overheating combined with a growing number of problems caused by the pace of economic development – from mismanaged population relocations to social unrest – may partly lie behind the party's newfound prudence. To date this year, 74,000 protests have occurred across China, a one-third increase on 2004, state media reported, citing police records.
The plan also called for China to cut energy consumption and raise efficiency, ensure every child receives education until the age of nine and make healthcare more affordable. Good health care provision is often cited as one of the casualties of China's development.
Speculation that Hu would consolidate his power base by replacing a few Jiang devotees with his own proteges was proved wrong, however. Even Li Keqiang, a presidential favourite who has risen through the party Youth League, Hu's traditional support base, failed to win a place in the 25-seat politburo.
If the party plenum was supposed to inspire the populace to unity, then it was a poor third to China's launching of Shenzhou VI, which dominated Chinese TV screens for several days, and to the highly ceremonial China National Olympics. Chinese people interviewed on television expressed patriotic pride at the shuttle launch – they viewed it as another sign of China rising to global superpower status. One man even quoted Mao Zedong's 1949 speech, saying "The Chinese people have really stood up!"
To mark the end of the fifth plenum with China's second space flight and the opening of the national Olympics dominating the media rather than a leadership speech suggested a new level of political PR sophistication.
US President George W. Bush accepted an invitation from President Hu Jintao to visit China in November. The visit will follow the APEC meeting in Korea, said Mike Green, US National Security Council director for Asian affairs and replaces a visit to the US that Hu cancelled following the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina.
China and South Korea chided Japan for a visit made by Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi to the Yasukuni shrine on October 17, a site widely viewed as a symbol of Japan's past militarism. China's foreign minister Li Zhaoxing summoned the Japanese ambassador in Beijing in order to express China's anger, according to statements made on the foreign ministry's website. Koizumi's visit coincided with the final day of talks being held in Beijing between Shotaro Yachi and Dai Bingguo, Vice Foreign Ministers of Japan and China, respectively. Topics under discussion included the disputed ownership of oil and gas fields in the North China Sea and UN reform – China recently opposed a proposal to give Japan a permanent seat on the Security Council. Koizumi insists he makes the yearly visits to the shrine, which honors 14 Class-A war criminals along with other war dead, in a private capacity and not as prime minister.
US Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld visited China, his first since taking office five years ago, for talks on military relations. The visit comes amid Beijing's military buildup that is concerning Washington, which says Chinese defense spending is increasing by double-digit percentages annually.
Nearly one third of children living in China's poorest areas suffer from malnutrition, state media reported, citing a report by the Beijing-based Institute of Nutrition and Food Safety, underscoring the country's growing economic disparity. The report said 29% of children younger than five who live in the poor regions of southwestern China's Yunnan and Guizhou provinces, or in Qinghai in the northwest, were malnourished, while child malnutrition in urban areas was estimated at 1%.
Iran's foreign minister Manouchehr Mottaki arrived in China in October to hold two days of talks aimed at deepening ties between China and Iran. A Chinese government spokesman said Beijing supported the European initiative to find a solution to Iran's nuclear impasse and that the nuclear question would be one of the issues addressed during talks. Oil and gas were on the meeting agenda as China increasingly relies on an Iranian energy supply with several Chinese oil companies planning investments in Iranian oil and gas companies.
Taiwan President Chen Shuibian said he would not be rushed into talks with China, saying it was important to preserve the island's sovereign status and raise awareness in world "of how Taiwan differs from China and that Taiwan is not a part of China," Reuters reported, quoting Chen. Chen said he would not allow Taiwan to follow the path of Hong Kong, which became a Special Administrative Region of the Mainland in 1997, following the British handover. The Mainland has promised Taiwan more autonomy than Hong Kong if it accepts the "one-China" policy.
After a 115-hour flight that cost US$111 million, space shuttle Shenzhou VI returned to earth amid a fanfare of excitement. Following the shuttle's return, Tang Xianming, director of the China Manned Space Engineering Office, said that China planned a space walk for 2007.
In what Chinese state media dubbed a "goodwill visit", one likely to have focused on advancing the six-party talks to end the nuclear standoff with North Korea, Chinese Vice Premier Wu Yi met with the country's leader, Kim Jong Il, according to the official Korean Central News Agency. The latest round of the talks ended in Beijing in September with North Korea agreeing to abandon its nuclear weapons in return for energy and security guarantees, but Pyongyang has since said it will not dispose of its atomic weapons until the US delivers light-water reactors for civilian use.
Beijing will give Hong Kong a package of social and economic liberalization reforms in a show of support for new chief executive Donald Tsang, the South China Morning Post reported. The package includes increasing the scope of yuan business for local banks, giving national residency rights to local students and allowing more Hong Kong service industries to establish mainland businesses.
Torrential rains and typhoons have killed 1,292 people in China so far this year and left 332 missing, with most casualties caused by rains in mountainous areas, state media reported, citing E. Jingping, vice minister of water resources. As of October 8, bad weather had caused direct economic losses of US$19 billion, destroying more than one million buildings and 16 million hectares of croplands. Floods have always been part of life in China, but officials say this year had been more devastating than most.
China will provide US$10 billion in aid for heavily indebted poor countries (HIPCs), state media reported. President Hu Jintao delivered a speech at the United Nations entitled "Promote Universal Development to Achieve Common Prosperity", in which he outlined China's aid package. Hu said that China would also accord zero tariff treatment to the 39 least developed countries.
China and Pakistan led the list of countries that most Americans view as "unfriendly" to American interests, according to a poll conducted by market researchers Harris Interactive. The survey of more than 1,200 adults found 53% of Americans perceive China and Pakistan as being unfriendly, while Britain, Canada and Australia were seen as being America's closest allies.
Huang Guangyu, 36, the founder and chairman of Gome Electrical Appliances, is China's richest man for a second consecutive year, with a fortune of US$1.7 billion, according to "The China Rich List," an annual ranking of the country's wealthiest business people compiled by researcher Rupert Hoogewerf. Huang's fortune grew US$400 million from last year, mainly because he sold off US$320 million in stock from his Hong Kong-listed company, China's biggest home-appliance chain. The average wealth of the top 100 on the list soared 48% to US$440 million, from US$297 million in 2004.
Asserting its claim to Taiwan, the Mainland broke with convention to mark the October 25 anniversary of Japan's return of the island to Chinese rule, with Chinese leaders attending a ceremony at the Great Hall of the People. Japan ceded Taiwan to Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalists at the end of World War II in 1945 after 50 years of colonial rule. After losing the civil war to the Communists in 1949, the Nationalists fled to the island.
China says it needs at least 2.2 million nurses to care for its 11 million bedridden elderly, but it currently has just one million caretakers, the majority of whom are laid-off workers and female peasants who lack proper training, state media reported, citing a forum on the welfare of the aging. China has 130 million people aged over 60, including 94 million over 65, and estimates suggest that, by 2050, there will be more than 400 million people aged over 65, and at least 100 million aged 80 or older.
The prices of 400 medicines will be cut up to 40% as the government tries to deal with mounting discontent over the rising cost and poor quality of the public healthcare system, state media reported. The National Development and Reform Commission announced it would cap prices on 22 different categories of drugs in what may prove a further blow to pharmaceutical multinationals already facing a tough battle to establish themselves in the Chinese market. High medicine prices have in the past been blamed on profiteering by hospitals which, despite being largely not-for-profit organizations, rely heavily on drug sales.
China's population will stabilize or even shrink from its current 1.3 billion peak in the next three decades as the average age increases and men continue to outnumber women, according to a study by the French-based National Institute of Demographic Studies. The study is based on UN data which projects China "will never reach 1.5 billion inhabitants and will level off at 1.45 billion in 2030 before beginning to decline." The rising cost of living in China will discourage couples from procreating, resulting in the average number of births falling to between 1.5 and 1.8 per woman, below the average of 2.1 needed to replace the previous generations, according to the study. "In 2035, China will have reached the level of demographic aging seen in Japan, which has the highest proportion in the world," the study said.
A US congressional report said there had been "no improvement" in human rights in China over the past year as Beijing enforced stricter controls on religion, speech, media and assembly. While China has attempted legal reform and engaged the international community on human rights, it has made few inroads in these areas, according to the Congressional-Executive Commission on China, which criticized Beijing for clamping down on free speech and religious rights and for its treatment of Tibetans and other ethnic minorities who seek greater autonomy.
The Ministry of Information Industry announced a month-long crackdown in October aimed a curbing "dirty" mobile phone text messages including those containing pornographic and astrological content, the South China Morning Post reported, citing the Ministry website. The censorship may continue beyond October 30 and is likely to affect activists who have used text messaging to plan protests.
A new line of condoms branded "Clinton" and "Lewinsky," named after former US President Bill Clinton and White House intern Monica Lewinsky and being sold and manufactured in China by Guangzhou Haojian Bioscience Co, is igniting debates over trademark law, the Los Angeles Times reported. Haojian said it has registered both trademarks, although one trademark attorney interviewed for the story says given Clinton's fame and the evident commercial use of his name, the former president would have a good case to register the name as his own and thus block the company from using it.
China's economy expanded 9.4% in the first nine months of this year, with full-year growth expected at 9.2%, according to official figures.
China's total trade surplus for the first nine months of this year rose to US$68 billion as exports surged 31% over a year earlier to US$546.4 billion and imports reached US$478.1 billion, up 16%.
China's lowest-income families, comprising the bottom 10% of all families, own less than 2% of the total residents' assets, while the top 10% of all families own more than 40% of total assets, according to government statistics.
Bonds accounted for less than 1% of the RMB837 billion in funding sources in the first quarter, while bank loans represent 70% of Chinese fixed-asset investment, according to central bank data.
Advertising spending in China grew 20% in the first half of 2005, with spending on television, newspaper, and magazine ads across 166 cities totaling US$17.7 billion.
China now has 120 million rural laborers seeking a better life in the cities while the unemployment figure stands at about 30 million.
Chinese staged some 74,000 protests across the country in 2004, up from 58,000 in 2003, according to police figures.
Less than 10% of Chinese job candidates are suited to working in a multinational company within the services or export sectors, according to a new study published by McKinsey Global Institute, McKinsey & Company's economics think tank.


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Uniregistry Signs on as Lead NamesCon Sponsor
Uniregistry has signed on once again as the lead conference sponsor for NamesCon 2016. You'll find the The Uniregistry Lounge at the heart of the conference space, where attendees can gather and network. Frank Schilling will also appear as a keynote speaker, and attendees can anticipate two breakout sessions from the registry operator.
Frank and his Uniregistry team are a constant stream of innovative ideas and we are proud and thankful for the support of having Uniregistry as our lead sponsor for the third year running.
"Uniregistry has been a strategic partner sponsor since the founding of NamesCon. Having known Frank Schilling for more than 10 years, it has been especially enjoyable to work together building the domain name industry's community conference. Together we have come up with ways to be fully inclusive of all members of the industry while focusing on networking and business opportunities. Frank and his Uniregistry team are a constant stream of innovative ideas and we are proud and thankful for the support of having Uniregistry as our lead sponsor for the third year running," says Richard Lau, co-founder of NamesCon.
Schilling adds, "NamesCon has become the domain name industry's premier showcase event. It's affordable, registrant centric and the singularly most important conference for those who make a living with domain names. Uniregistry shares the ideals of NamesCon's founders and is proud to be unveiling new game changing features and services for domain registrants at NamesCon 2016."
For more details, read the entire press release here.
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In this lesson, Ss learn about The British food in the context of reading article using the inductive approach. The lesson starts with playing a video about British Food as a lead-in. That is followed by a reading article followed by number of tasks considering gist and details questions. Finally a production stage applied through a group task with a whole class judgment and voting.
Reading: to provide gist and detailed reading practice using a text about British food.
Vocabulary: to provide clarification, review and speaking practice of food idioms and ingredients.
* Ask Ss to watch the video and write down the different words they could find associated with British food. * Play the video for Ss then give them a minute to write down their word list. * Ask Ss to share and discuss their word lists in-pairs.
* Ask Ss to look at the article's headline "British food best in the world" and discuss with them if they agree with this heading or not. * Give Ss the true/false worksheet and ask them in-pairs to read and guess whether these sentences are true or false.
# Task (1) : * Give Ss the article HO and ask them to read it individually and silently. * According to the article, Ss check their answers of the true/False worksheet in-pairs. * Remind Ss that they have 7 minutes to read and check. * Give a whole class feedback on board. # Task (2) : * Give Ss the Synonym Match Worksheet. * Ask Ss in-pairs to match synonyms from the article in 3 minutes. * Pairs exchange their answers for peer correction. * Give a whole class feedback.
# Task (1) : * Give Ss the scrambled Text Worksheet and ask them to unscramble the words in the underlined parts of the article individually. * Ask Ss to check their answers in-pairs. * Elicit answers from Ss for feedback. # Task (2) : * Give Ss the Phrase Match Worksheet. * Ask Ss in-pairs to match phrases from the article in 5 minutes. * Pairs exchange their answers for peer correction. * Give a whole class feedback. # Task (3) : * In five minutes, ask Ss in groups of three each to discuss the following questions: - What do you think of British food? - What is your favourite restaurant and why do you like it? - In your opinion, what is more important in a restaurant: price, atmosphere or taste? * T monitors Ss progress and provide any necessary help.
In groups of 4 each, ask Ss to create an experimental menu for a three-course dinner (starter, main course and dessert). * Groups present their menus to other class members showing (ingredients, flavours and price). * Each group's menu is judged by food experts (the other members of the class). * The whole class votes on the tastiest menu.


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Toshihiro "Toshi" Arai (Isesaki, Gunma, 25 de desembre de 1966) va ser un pilot japonès de ral·lis.

Va debutar l'any 1997 al Campionat Mundial de Ral·lis de producció (Grup N) amb Subaru i hi va participar fins al 2000, i també els anys 2002 i 2003. També va participar en el Campionat Mundial de Ral·lis com a tercer pilot del Subaru World Rally Team les temporades 2000 i 2001.

L'any 2004 fundà el seu propi equip, el Subaru Team Arai, amb el que guanyà el Campionat Mundial de Ral·lis de producció l'any 2005 amb un Subaru Impreza WRX STI. Títol que revalidaria l'any 2007.

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 Web oficial del pilot

Pilots d'automobilisme japonesos
Pilots del Campionat Mundial de Ral·lis
Persones de la Prefectura de Gunma

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Today (Tuesday, 23 April) marks the beginning of a new era in treatment planning at the University Proton Therapy Dresden of the University Hospital Carl Gustav Carus, Dresden (Germany): For the worldwide first time, a new approach, increases the accuracy, safety and probably also the tolerability of proton therapy. The range prediction procedure was developed and extensively validated by medical physicists from the Dresden OncoRay Center, the Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf and the German Cancer Research Center in Heidelberg. Together with radiation oncologists, its clinical advantages were investigated.
Am heutigen Dienstag (23. April) beginnt eine neue Epoche der Bestrahlungsplanung in der Universitäts Protonentherapie Dresden des Universitätsklinikums Carl Gustav Carus: Ein neues, weltweit erstmals in die klinische Anwendung eingeführtes Verfahren erhöht Präzision, Sicherheit und wahrscheinlich auch Verträglichkeit der Protonentherapie. Das Berechnungsverfahren wurde von Medizinphysikern des Dresdner OncoRay-Zentrums, des Helmholtz-Zentrums Dresden-Rossendorf sowie des in Heidelberg ansässigen Deutschen Krebsforschungszentrums entwickelt und umfangreich validiert. Gemeinsam mit Radioonkologen wurden dessen klinische Vorteile untersucht.
The neonicotinoid clothianidin affects different species of bees in different ways. While it has no demonstrably negative effect on honeybees, it disrupts the growth of bumble bees and threatens the survival of entire colonies. However, the insecticide does not make either species more susceptible to diseases and pathogens, as a massive field study in Sweden shows. The international team, including scientists from Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg (MLU) and the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, reports its latest findings in the renowned journal "Nature Communications".
Current research work of the Paul-Ehrlich-Institut has questioned an assumption in immunology. Up to now, it has always been assumed that the strength of the interaction between the Fc portion of a monoclonal antibody with its receptor determines the intensity of its action. However, current results indicate that this is apparently not always the case. The barely detectable interaction of TGN1412 with the low-affinity Fc-gamma receptor II (FcγRII), mediates strong effector function, while the strong interaction with the FcγRI hardly mediates any effector function. The European Journal of Immunology reports on the current results in in its online version of 19.04.2019.
Prof. Dr. Uwe May, Gesundheitsökonom und Studiendekan an der Hochschule Fresenius in Wiesbaden, unterstützt das Vorhaben von Gesundheitsminister Jens Spahn, die Möglichkeit von Grippeimpfungen in Apotheken gesetzlich festschreiben zu lassen. Damit ließe sich die Impfrate in der Bundesrepublik um 12 Prozentpunkte steigern, rechnet der Wissenschaftler vor.


Beauties, think that your sequin style has to be put away after New Years' Eve? Think again. Sequins are trending straight into Spring 2017 and celebs are showing you how to sparkle and shine in this style. You will want to invest in some glitter and glam after you see these stylish ensembles.
Stunning (and stunting) in gold Gucci.
Zoe Saldana plays with the all white trend, sequins, and textures in J. Mendel Fall 2016 couture at the Live By Night Movie.
Janelle Monae is styling at the Maire Claire Image Makers Luncheon in Thom Browne.


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Police shot a robbery suspect near Westfall and South Olive streets on March 4, 2019.
San Antonio police identified both men who were shot and killed by officers in unrelated incidents over a 12-hour span.
Officers used lethal force twice Monday in response to being fired upon in both instances, police said.
At about 2:50 a.m., police were called to a home in the 11700 block of Spring Dale Drive after parents reported that their son, 27-year-old Daniel Moncada II, was throwing items around the house and causing a disturbance.
When police responded and encountered the suspect in the back bedroom, Moncada allegedly fired a shotgun at them. An officer returned fire, striking Moncada multiple times and killing him.
Hours later, police responded to a separate robbery call around 2 p.m. in the 700 block of Iowa Street, where they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound to the leg.
Officers found the suspect vehicle nearby and attempted pulling it over.
When the driver, 17-year-old Jeremy Ponce Jr., eventually pulled over near Westfall and South Olive streets, he ran from the car and fired at officers.
One bullet struck the police cruiser's windshield, while another struck the passenger side door, police said.
Both officers in the cruiser returned fire, killing Ponce.
Police found a woman and a young child in Ponce's car. His relationship to them is unclear, Chief William McManus said Monday.
Both suspects, have criminal histories, Bexar County court records showed.
Ponce was convicted in November for failure to identify a fugitive or intentionally give false information. He was sentenced to 32 days in jail, records showed.
Moncada's criminal record was more thorough. Police arrested Moncada nine times between 2010 and 2015, records showed.
He was convicted in five of those cases for criminal mischief, assault causing bodily injury to a family member, graffiti, possession of prohibited knuckles and being a felon in possession of a firearm.


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Case Closed 52
Can Detective Conan crack the case...while trapped in a kid's body?
Jimmy Kudo, the son of a world-renowned mystery writer, is a high school detective who has cracked the most baffling of cases. One day while on a date with his childhood friend Rachel Moore, Jimmy observes a pair of men in black involved in some shady business. The men capture Jimmy and give him a poisonous substance to rub out their witness. But instead of killing him, it turns him into a little kid! Jimmy takes on the pseudonym Conan Edogawa and continues to solve all the difficult cases that come his way. All the while, he's looking for the men in black and the mysterious organization they're with in order to find a cure for his miniature malady.
The Metropolitan Police set up a sting operation to catch a criminal who's threatened to kill a bride and groom. But before anyone can say "I do," Conan realizes the killer is already in the wedding party...
Then the Junior Detective League tries to solve a murder in a room where everything's a little topsy-turvy. And Rachel and Serena encounter a crime at the site of a romantic scene from their favorite TV drama. Which of the hopeful lovers leaving red handkerchiefs at the scene is really a murderer?
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Twice a week I'll run fast quality workouts either on the track or road.
I've completed the first part of my preparations without injury problems. My speed is good and I'm doing lots of volume for strength.
Yep, I'll stay a Brisbane Lion, you've heard it first.
We have been in Victoria for 3 years now after moving here from Vancouver. Victoria is a great place to live and we plan on staying especially as the kids are now in school.
I can't see myself leaving the club I grew up supporting… it's one of those things, the money's great but I still get paid reasonably well from the Lions and at the end of the day I think job satisfaction is the No.1 priority and I just love it up here.