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It's Only Rock'n'Roll
The Maryland Institute of Music, a school where the teachers are real rock stars!
By Lisa Gregory and photos by Ashley Bailey Photography
Over the door at the Maryland Institute of Music there could be a banner that reads, "All Dreams and Aspirations Welcome." There isn't. But there could be. Because it's true.
From a woman who lost her sight and wanted to learn to play guitar, to the young people with rock and roll dreams who want to learn the ins and outs of the industry – the Maryland Institute of Music provides the tools and guidance to help realize those ambitions.
"To me, music is one of the most important things in my life," says Rik Parks, who opened the music school two years ago.
He wanted to share that passion with others. And today the institute has approximately 110 students, doubling its numbers since it first opened its doors. Participants in the program can range in age from 3 years old to 75 years old, and can include beginning musicians as well as more advanced musicians.
Parks knew early on he was on to something. "I launched the Facebook site before we actually opened our doors and the response was over-whelming," he says. "We had over 2,000 likes in the first week."
After a similar school in Hagerstown closed, Rik and his wife Traci decided to take the plunge. "She said, 'You know we should open a school,'" he recalls. "I thought about it. I've been around people in the music world pretty much all my life. I figured we can do this. We decided to give it a shot."
In fact, Parks comes with extensive experience in the industry, having been in a band of his own as well as working as a promoter and manager. And he wasn't the only family member to bring talent and knowledge along with him. His son Justin, now 26, is a gifted guitarist who had been working at the other school before it closed and is now teaching at the institute.
"It just seemed like all the pieces came together," says Parks.
That included calling upon rock and roll talent to be affiliated with and teach at the institute. A long-time friend of Kix singer and frontman Steve Whiteman, as well as other members of the band, Parks approached him and his band mates about the idea of the school and teaching there.
Whiteman had already been teaching on his own for the last two decades, focusing mainly on vocals lessons and working with such students as Lzzy Hale of Halestorm. "I told Rik you get me the students, and I'll jump on it," he says.
Other Kix members who teach at the school are guitarist Brian Forsythe and drummer Jimmy Chalfant. And they, including White-man and Justin, are among the 12 instructors in all at the institute, which offers lessons in vocals, keyboards, guitar, bass, banjo, harmonica, mandolin, violin and drums.
But the education doesn't stop with learning how to play instruments. An important part of the institute is enabling those who want to have a real band experience the opportunity to do so.
"A lot of places will just teach them their instruments. Then, it's like, what do we do now?" says Parks. "We teach them what they do now. We're teaching them what it's like to be a musician and play in rock bands. We have real rock stars here. Kix is a platinum-selling band. They went from the basement to the big stages. They are always open to letting the students pick their brains and ask them anything. And they do."
Adds Whiteman, "They will ask me how to handle a crowd in live situations, how to prepare for shows, how to relate to audiences. Those are the type of questions I get."
Students can come together to form bands after approximately 12 weeks. And they are introduced to the real world from start to finish. "We want them to know every aspect," says Parks. Such as, "How to book shows, how to deal with talent buyers and festival organizers and bar owners," he says.
Institute bands such as Leather Leaf, Paradox, and Amnesia have cut their musical chops playing at local venues and festivals and sometimes even opening for Kix. "I was extremely nervous," admits student Payton Waltz, a drummer in the institute's band, Amnesia, of opening for the band. "But also, very excited. "
Payton, 13, fell in love with the idea of being a drummer for a rock band when she was 4 and attending her first concert at a Skillet show. "Their drummer is female," she says of Skillet drummer Jen Ledger. "That sparked something inside me."
The institute, says Payton's mother, Stephanie Moyer, has enabled Payton to continue to hone her craft and reach for her dream. "It gives her the opportunity to be around working musicians and have that exposure to the music scene," says Moyer.
Something that fellow student Caleb Bachtell, 15, appreciates as well and for a variety of reasons.
"I admire Steve from the bottom of my heart," he says of Whiteman. "Not because of his social status but because how hard he works and how dedicated he is to music. When I first met him, I was like, 'Wow, I'm about to take a vocal lesson with a rock star.' But it's really more about him being a genuine person which he definitely is. He has taught me a lot."
Caleb, who is a guitarist and also sings, is in two institute bands, Leather Leaf and Paradox. For him, the band experience has been especially beneficial.
"I'm a firm believer in chemistry," he says. "I feel like you need to learn how to get along with other people who play different instruments. If you can't figure out how you fit into that, it doesn't work. So, I think the band portion is really helpful."
And that chemistry can seep into other parts of the students' lives as well, according to Parks. "We have a band in there right now, four students," says Parks of the group practicing in a nearby room. "All four of them are from such different walks of life. But they have jelled together so much that they are actually getting together outside of the school now at their houses to play music."
And those connections are not only confined to a band experience. Forty-three-year-old Jessie Stine is not in a band. But she is no less passionate about her experience with the institute. Stine, who is blind, wanted to learn to play the guitar, a long-held desire of hers. However, when she looked for an instructor, people were hesitant.
Including Parks, initially.
When she met with him last summer, "he said he wasn't sure they could help me," recalls Stine, who was diagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa, a degenerative condition, when she was 16. "He told me that they had never taught a blind person or worked with a person with a disability."
However, "they were willing to try," she says with a smile.
And the endeavor has proven to be successful. Stine takes lessons with Rik's son Justin. The two have created quite the bond as they have worked together searching for the best way to teach her to play. "I was very nervous the first day," she says. "I kept thinking, 'how's this going to work?'" But, "We clicked right away," she says. "We joke with each other all the time. And he is so patient and so willing to think outside the box."
Which has resulted in adjustments such as putting tape on the frets of the neck of the guitar so that Stine knows where to place her fingers. And, "he is very good at explaining things to me," she says.
The experience has had quite an impact on her. "It has given me self-confidence," says Stine, who is currently mastering the Queen song "Another One Bites the Dust." "I feel good about myself. I look forward to going to the lessons."
And Parks looks forward to seeing the glow on her face when she walks out of that lesson. "We have students like Jesse who come in, not knowing anything or barely knowing anything, and then after a short time with an instructor they get it," he says. "It's such a great feeling."
And one that is not to be had only within the physical limits of the institute itself, but across the globe. The institute offers live video lessons. And Parks recently received an email from a young woman in Romania who wanted to take vocal lessons with Whiteman.
As he talks about the potential new student, he points to a quote by Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin, which is etched on the institute's wall and reads "Music is for every single person that walks the planet."
"There's no truer statement," says Parks.
As such, Parks has big plans for the institute and its future. He would like to open a second school. And he has high hopes for the students who come through the institute.
"As far as seeing some of them on the big stage," he says, "we absolutely expect it and are looking forward to it."


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6 Sexts You Should Never Send
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by Aly Walansky
There was a time when we would have called all sexts off-limits. Blame it on Tinder or a loosening of security fears (it's probably out there anyway, right?), but we'll concede that there are times when, with someone you can trust, a well-placed explicit text is worth it. Then there are those other times. We talked to a handful of sex experts — think clinical psychologists specializing in sex — about the latter kind, and how you can avoid the most regrettable text you'll ever send.
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A dick pic.
This one's easy: Don't ever. Put it away until someone tells you they want to see it — and then make that one happen in person.
Or any other body parts for that matter.
Pictures "leave little to the imagination and prevent a buildup of anticipation prior to the encounter," says Philip Rutter, an associate professor of human sexuality at Widener University's Center for Human Sexuality Studies and a licensed psychologist specializing in couples counseling. Instead: "Emoticons can go a long way and are much less graphic than the real thing," says Sharon Stills, Naturopathic Medical Doctor.
ALSO: An Older Guy's Guide to Hooking Up With Tinder
Overly explicit descriptions.
Your mom was actually right in this instance: The more you leave to the imagination, the better.
Too much innuendo.
Stay away from hints so as not to cause confusion for the person you are sexting, especially when you're in a longer-term relationship. Those with children may use it as a way to get sexual encounters on their schedule in a playful way rather than a procedural one, says Dr. Rutter. Something like: "I'm looking forward to Wednesday when your mom has the kids," followed by an emoji, can do the trick, says Dr. Rutter.
Vague declarations.
Conversely, in a sext you want to convey both the intensity and specificity of your desire to ensure that the person you're texting knows that you want her. "You don't just want sex — you want her specifically. I recall a line from Mad Men, 'I need you. And nothing else will do.' Use this as inspiration, but inject your own genuine tone and content," says Astroglide's sexologist Dr. Jess.
The sext out of left field.
If you aren't having sex yet, don't sext. And if you're in a long sexual relationship, don't start sexting. Either way, you're coming across as too eager and putting ice on the relationship.
Topics: Sex

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Inicio/News/«We want Cardano»: ADA wins Vitalik Buterin's Twitter poll on best alternative to Ether
ADA received 42 percent of more than 600,000 votes in an online poll conducted by Vitalik Buterin on what is the best currency to use in 2035 other than Ethereum.
TRON Binance Coin and NEO also won in the second poll, amid claims about bot voting.
It's the year 2035. You're probably a robot-butler, and visiting Mars with Elon Musk's rocket is now a holiday destination. Uber has debuted flying taxis, and for those who choose to drive, the days of wheelbarrow are behind us as self – driving cars take over. For whatever reason, Ethereum failed along the way as a currency. So which currency would you like to use: Bitcoin, Cardano (ADA) or US dollars?
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This was the poll given by Vitalik Buterin, founder of Ethereum, to his 3.1 million Twitter followers (excluding the robot butlers and flying taxis, of course).
600,000 Twitter users voted on the poll and, to the surprise of many, it was not Bitcoin or the dollar that got the love, but ADA.
Poll for the Ethereum community. You wake up in 2035, and 80% of all transactions + savings in the world are in a single currency that is not ETH. Which would you prefer it to be?
– vitalik.eth (@VitalikButerin) January 13, 2022
The result was a bit surprising. Cardano has its share of fans and a strong community. However, the BTC optimizers would be expected to be the largest in the industry. But in a way, it illustrates the challenge that BTC has always faced: the inability to act as a medium of exchange, since its fees are sky – high and its set time is much longer than that of Cardano.
ADA's victory comes in the polls despite Cardano not having the best year in 2021, compared to some of its competitors. While it reached a new high of $ 3.09 in September last year, its gains declined in 2021 with coins such as Solana, Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, Terra, and Avalanche.
Cardano also lost his place in the top five when he was caught by Solana and USD Coin. It is now in seventh place, just above XRP, another project that had a remarkable year, being the only sign of the top ten that a new high was not achieved in 2021.
At press time, ADA is trading at $ 1.27, with a small gain in the last day. It is trading 58 percent below its all-time high, the biggest drop in the top ten except for XRP, which is down 80 percent.
Cardano's market capitalization is now $ 42 billion. While a big drop from the previous hards, it's still bigger than the PC maker, eCommerce giant eBay and Spotify.
Despite the lack of major price movements, Cardano remains at the top of the list of developer activity.
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package function

import (
	"bytes"
	"fmt"
	"strconv"
	"strings"
	"time"

	"github.com/kubeless/kubeless/pkg/utils"
	"github.com/sirupsen/logrus"
	"github.com/spf13/cobra"
	metav1 "k8s.io/apimachinery/pkg/apis/meta/v1"
	"k8s.io/client-go/rest"
)

var callCmd = &cobra.Command{
	Use:   "call <function_name> FLAG",
	Short: "call function from cli",
	Long:  `call function from cli`,
	Run: func(cmd *cobra.Command, args []string) {
		var (
			str []byte
			get bool = false
		)

		if len(args) != 1 {
			logrus.Fatal("Need exactly one argument - function name")
		}
		funcName := args[0]

		data, err := cmd.Flags().GetString("data")
		if data == "" {
			get = true
		} else {
			str = []byte(data)
		}

		if err != nil {
			logrus.Fatal(err)
		}
		ns, err := cmd.Flags().GetString("namespace")
		if err != nil {
			logrus.Fatal(err)
		}
		if ns == "" {
			ns = utils.GetDefaultNamespace()
		}

		clientset := utils.GetClientOutOfCluster()
		svc, err := clientset.CoreV1().Services(ns).Get(funcName, metav1.GetOptions{})
		if err != nil {
			logrus.Fatalf("Unable to find the service for %s", funcName)
		}

		port := strconv.Itoa(int(svc.Spec.Ports[0].Port))
		if svc.Spec.Ports[0].Name != "" {
			port = svc.Spec.Ports[0].Name
		}

		req := &rest.Request{}
		if get {
			req = clientset.CoreV1().RESTClient().Get().Namespace(ns).Resource("services").SubResource("proxy").Name(funcName + ":" + port)
		} else {
			req = clientset.CoreV1().RESTClient().Post().Body(bytes.NewBuffer(str))
			if utils.IsJSON(string(str)) {
				req.SetHeader("Content-Type", "application/json")
				req.SetHeader("event-type", "application/json")
			} else {
				req.SetHeader("Content-Type", "application/x-www-form-urlencoded")
				req.SetHeader("event-type", "application/x-www-form-urlencoded")
			}
			// REST package removes trailing slash when building URLs
			// Causing POST requests to be redirected with an empty body
			// So we need to manually build the URL
			req = req.AbsPath(svc.ObjectMeta.SelfLink + ":" + port + "/proxy/")
		}
		timestamp := time.Now().UTC()
		eventID, err := utils.GetRandString(11)
		if err != nil {
			logrus.Fatalf("Unable to generate ID %v", err)
		}
		req.SetHeader("event-id", eventID)
		req.SetHeader("event-time", timestamp.Format(time.RFC3339))
		req.SetHeader("event-namespace", "cli.kubeless.io")
		res, err := req.Do().Raw()
		if err != nil {
			// Properly interpret line breaks
			logrus.Error(string(res))
			if strings.Contains(err.Error(), "status code 408") {
				// Give a more meaninful error for timeout errors
				logrus.Fatal("Request timeout exceeded")
			} else {
				logrus.Fatal(strings.Replace(err.Error(), `\n`, "\n", -1))
			}
		}
		fmt.Println(string(res))
	},
}

func init() {
	callCmd.Flags().StringP("data", "d", "", "Specify data for function")
	callCmd.Flags().StringP("namespace", "n", "", "Specify namespace for the function")

}


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contact@meletiostx.com
Fulfill the urgent, large and unmet medical need for antiviral treatments
Meletios Therapeuticschloe76Boss2023-01-13T14:57:55+01:00
Meletios Therapeutics aim is to fulfill the urgent and large unmet medical need for antiviral treatments against current and emerging viral infections by developing innovative small molecules and defective viral genomes.
This French biotech company was created in April 2020 by a team of high level scientists and experienced biotech managers.
One of our first drug candidate has confirmed its broad-spectrum potential on in vitro and in vivo models on the coronavirus family and influenza H1N1, by demonstrating a dual antiviral and anti-inflammatory activity. This molecule will now be developed and tested in order to fulfill the regulatory requirements and enter into clinical phase II.
Several drug candidates from Meletios portfolio are currently being tested both in vitro and in vivo and will widen our range of antiviral molecules on different RNA viruses. Some of these molecules have already been tested in clinic for other human pathologies, so they will have the two main advantages: a well-known safety profile and an accelerated development.
Meletios Therapeutics' goal is to become a world leader in the fight against emerging viral infections by developing innovative broad-spectrum therapeutic solutions.
STRENGTHS OF MELETIOS
Derisked strategy with 2 independent and complementary R&D programs
High-profile & recognized scientific team
Accurate and relevant IP policy
Continuous flow of new projects
Strong involvement & commitment of Meletios experienced team
As far back as we can remember, there has always been a real concern for human communities about epidemics which have been incredibly devastating in the past. And we are nowadays seeing a speeding up of the phenomenon. We are increasingly interconnected and pushing the boundaries of our environment further and further, yielding unknown viruses to come out into the open.
There is thus a real need to anticipate the emergence of new viruses that could lead to globalized epidemics such as COVID-19.
WHY IS THERE A CRITICAL NEED FOR ANTIVIRAL?
To tackle future emerging viruses, we need to implement everything possible to channel the epidemics. Vaccines and treatments are 2 complementary therapeutic strategies.
Vaccines are a key preventive tool but have the disadvantage of targeting a virus that needs to be already (well) known and are uncertain against possible variants. It can also take a long time to implement them.
An alternative is therefore needed for patients already ill to treat their symptoms and resolve the infection from the start of the epidemic. Depending on their mechanism of action, antiviral drugs can be effective against a wide range of viruses and are therefore an important hope for limiting the impact of pandemics.
A need for broad-spectrum antivirals to quickly save patients' lives regardless of the viral strain causing the pandemic
We are facing an increasing number of pandemic situations
New viruses are to emerge with a lack of overlap between viruses
= PREVENTION
Vaccines are mostly efficient against one strain only
Implementation in the population takes long
Viral genome are small and evolve rapidly
It is sometimes impossible
to design a vaccine for a virus
= CURE
The current antiviral armamentarium is not sufficient to face current and future epidemics
Broad spectrum treatment could be used as soon as a viral pandemic is identified
Antivirals will be efficacious against a large panel of viruses
MELETIOS TEAM
CATHERINE MARTRE CEO
25 years of biotech & pharma experience, strategic and operational positions, Engineer graduated from Ecole Centrale.
MARC SALOMÉ Senior Scientist
Co-founder of Meletios, engineer from ETH Zürich and researcher, extensive experience with various pharma companies on microbial physiology, cholesterol metabolism, co-author of 7 patents.
XAVIER MANIÈRE Head of R&D
Co-founder of Meletios, Pharmacist, PhD specialized in microbiology, former director of discovery biology at Stellate therapeutics.
ANNA ELGART Project Manager
Polytechnique & Mines ParisTech Engineer, experience with various healthcare players: hospitals, medical device, research laboratories.
RODRICK MONTJEANDiscovery Project Manager
Ph.D (Paris Descartes University), specialized in Biochemistry, Molecular and Cellular Biology, experience in both preclinical development and elucidation of drug mechanisms of action.
LYDIE BOUSSICAULTDiscovery Project Manager
Ph.D (Pierre and Marie Curie University), specialized in Biochemistry and Cellular Biology, experience in biotech (preclinical project management).
STEFANO BERNACMC Manager
Biotechnologist, specialized in Biomolecular Sciences. CMC specialist with experience in Drug Development on multiple pharmaceutical forms, CDMO/CMO management and Module 3.
Patrice Garnier
President and co-founder of Meletios Therapeutics. Originator of 6 start-ups. PhD in quantum physics / nanotechonogy.
Alexandre Mouradian
Chairman and Founder of Eurekare, a biotech fund. Chairman of the Spinoza Foundation, a charitable organization set up to promote a deeper understanding of the challenges which our global society faces.
Catherine Martre
CEO of Meletios Therapeutics. Leading strategic positions in the pharma industry, commercial operation and market access in Advicenne, a French Biotech company.
Emmanuel de Rivoire
General Manager of Kinnov Therapeutics, a French Biotech dedicated to addiction. Senior international executive in Pharma industry (Takeda, Nycomed, Roche, GSK, Abbott), he has 30+ years experience in Europe, Middle East/Africa and Asia.
Franck Mouthon
CEO and founder of Theranexus, a French biotech dedicated to rare diseases in Neurology. Franck is also President of the French Biotech companies association.
Gerard Le Fur
Former CEO of Sanofi-Aventis, and renown pharmacologist. Head of Sanofi's Research and Development for several years. Member of the French Science Academy.
Stephane Delacote
Founder of Tigres Investissement. He worked in investment banks and is skilled in nonprofit organizations and entrepreneurship. Stephane is an experienced business development professional graduated from Ecole des Mines de Paris.
OUR SCIENTIFIC ADVISORS
Antoine Danchin
Mathematician and molecular biologist, Pr. Antoine Danchin is a pioneer in synthetic biology. He was the director of the Department Genomes and Genetics at the Institut Pasteur in Paris and is also a member of the French Sciences Academy.
Felix Rey
Pr. Felix Rey is leading the Structural Virology Unit at Institut at the Institut Pasteur. His research focus has included the 3D structures of viral polymerases and the study of viral envelope proteins. Felix is a member of the French Sciences Academy.
Vincent Maréchal
Vincent Maréchal is a professor of Virology of Sorbonne Université, INSERM unit director at Saint-Antoine Hospital/APHP. He is also the founder of Obepine network for the epidemiological surveillance of SARS-Cov-2 in wastewater.
Marco Vignuzzi
Marco Vignuzzi holds a PhD in microbiology and virology. He founded his laboratory at Institut Pasteur Paris in 2008 and joined A*Star-IDLab in Singapore in 2022. He is an expert in virus evolutionary mechanisms and Defective Viral Genomes.
meletios R&D STRATEGY
We are developing two complementary approaches to fight RNA viruses. Meletios is working closely with recognized experts to steer us in each direction.
The first angle consists in developing a broad-spectrum antiviral drug by targeting host mechanisms which are hijacked by viruses. In vitro and in vivo proofs of concept were obtained with our small molecules.
The second approach is a disruptive technology originating from the Institut Pasteur that involves parasitizing the viral machinery with defective genomes to prevent it from producing new infectious virions.
HOST TARGETTING AGENTS
Host functions hijacked by viruses
– Broad spectrum molecules
– In vitro & vivo proof of concept
– Internal Meletios Development
DEFECTIVE INTERFERING PARTICLES
Defective viral genomes
Parasite of viral machinery
– Disruptive technology
– Originating from a prestigious academic center: The Institut Pasteur
MELETIOS PIPELINE
2 November 2022 – Meletios Therapeutics receives €5.2 million in funding from the European Innovation Council Accelerator for the clinical development of its candidate MLT103
2 March 2022 – License agreement with the Institut Pasteur for a new class of antivirals: Interview – Marco Vignuzzi (Institut Pasteur) x Catherine Martre (Meletios Therapeutics)
28 February 2022 – Meletios Therapeutics signs an exclusive license agreement with the Institut Pasteur for the development of a new class of antivirals
7 September 2021 – 3 questions to Catherine Martre, CEO of Meletios Therapeutics
30 August 2021 – Meletios Therapeutics raises €3.8 million for the development of a new generation of antiviral treatments
CMC - Galenics - Pharmaceutical Development Manager
The mission is to take charge of the synthesis process and the supply of active ingredients, as well as the formulation and manufacturing of the products in the portfolio, taking into account the regulatory constraints, in order to allow the completion of preclinical studies and the first clinical phases of the products developed by the company in the targeted indications.
Coordination of CMC activities, from the development of the chemical synthesis process, from galenics to industrial scale-up
Development of the active ingredient synthesis process with partners.
Process development and scale up.
Characterization/Analytical Validation API and Drug products.
Pre-formulation and formulation studies (outsourced).
Batch generation for toxicity studies and GMP batch for clinical studies
Follow-up of the production and validation of non-GMP and GMP batches
Conduct of CMC regulatory activities related to regulatory files
Follow-up/Drafting of scientific, technical and regulatory files (IMPD, eCTD, IND, NDA)
Search and evaluation of subcontractors,
Coordination of subcontractors involved in pharmaceutical development, in compliance with quality and regulatory standards, deadlines and costs
Management of preclinical and clinical logistics
Securing the supply of active ingredients
You have a scientific background (Master 2 Industrial Pharmacy / formulation / production processes, Chemical Engineer, PharmD or PhD). You have a solid knowledge of chemistry and galenics (properties of active ingredients, properties of excipients, galenic forms), associated manufacturing processes and regulatory requirements. You have a minimum of 5 years of successful experience related to the missions expected for this position.
You have a taste for challenge and you are motivated to join a young and innovative company. You are autonomous, innovative, have a strong sense of initiative and are attracted by teamwork. You communicate fluently in English, both in writing and orally, and have a sense of priorities and organization.
Permanent contract to be filled immediately. Paris
Contact: Please send your application to contact@meletiostx.com
You are interested in joining our team? Do not hesitate to submit your application with a cover letter and resume at contact@meletiostx.com!
Please send your application to contact@meletiostx.com
You are interested in a partnership opportunity, a job or just want to know more about us? We'd like to hear from you. Don't hesitate to reach us directly!
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María del Pilar Teresa Cayetana de Silva y Alvarez de Toledo (Madrid, Spain, June 10, 1762 – ibid., 1802).
Better known as the Thirteenth Duchess of Alba, she is a noblewoman of Spanish origin, who became the heiress of the Duchy of Alba, in 1776, after the death of her grandfather, from whom she received this noble title, among twenty others. Her heritage by paternal and maternal means, made her the noble woman who has received the most noble titles in history, as well as one of the richest women of her time.
Rebellious and extroverted in nature, she was the protagonist of major scandals, which astonished the Court. Among many of the legends that haunt the life of this Duchess is the one that points to her as the possible model of the work "La maja desnuda" by the Spanish painter Francisco de Goya, with whom it is said that she had a passionate loving relationship.
María del Pilar Teresa Cayetana de Silva y Alvarez de Toledo was born on June 10, 1762, in Madrid, Spain, the daughter of the thirteenth Duke of Huescar, Francisco de Paula de Silva and his wife, María del Pilar Ana de Silva and Sarmiento de Sotomayor , who descended from the Count of Salvatierra and was also the eighth marquise of Santa Cruz.
Her early childhood took place between the walls of the palace of the Casa de Alba, located in the center of Madrid. However, Cayetana became accustomed to escape the Palace, to roam the streets of the city, with her nanny Maria Troyre, although sometimes she also ventured alone.
Her parents, upon discovering the fact, tried to take steps to prevent it, among which, as historians refer, even to have moved from the city, to move to buenavista Palace.
When Cayetana turned eight years old, she lost her father, thus becoming the only heir esprieur of her grandfather, who only five years later decided to marry her to the sixteenth Duke of Medina Sidonia, José María Alvarez de Toledo and Gonzaga and Pérez de Guzmán , who was both a cousin of this future Duchess. As some historians point out, this union was planned by Fernando de Silva in order to restore in the Duchy of Alba, the surname Alvarez de Toledo.
Once married, however, her new husband had to wait a while to sum up the union, because Cayetana was so young that she had not yet had her menarche. In this situation, Cayetana was apparently not satisfied either.
In search of new adventures, he resumed her habit of escaping the Palace, and getting lost in the crowd disguised as a maja, an identity she used to participate in the popular festivities.
Not content with that, the young noblewoman began to organize in the palace of the Duchy large parties to which she invited the people to participate, causing the stupor of the members of the Court.
In 1776, her grandfather Francisco de Silva died, at which time Cayetana became the thirteenth Duchess of Alba and the second woman to hold this noble title.
Along with duchess, her grandfather gave her an inheritance twenty more titles along with five Spanish greatnesses, which together with the heritage from the states of the House of Oropesa, of whom she was heiress also by paternal means, made her one of the richest women of the moment, as well as one of the most influential nobles of the Spanish court.
Intrigues in court
Likewise, the figure of the Duchess of Alba was related in deep enmities with other nobles such as the Princess of Asturias, Maria Luisa, with whom she entered into a relationship of rivalry for years, which had its origin in the figure of Juan Pignatelli, son of the Count Italian Joaquín Pignatelli, with whom Cayetana's mother married in second nuptials.
Apparently, according to historians, the Duchess of Alba maintained a loving relationship with John Pignatelli, who also caught the attention of Princess Maria Luisa. The enmity between these two nobles even transcended the loss of interest in Pignatelli.
A despite the Princess's enemy, the Duchess poured her hatred on Manuel Godoy, when this man, who did not hold any noble titles, became a lover of the now queen Maria Luisa. Based on courtly resentment about the figure of this man, regarded as a exploited, Cayetana made their lives impossible.
She also struck up a strong enmity relationship with the Duchess of Osuna, apparently also for sentimental reasons. However, some time later exhausted from this environment of intrigue, Cayetana left Madrid, settling between the Palacio de Piedradhita and Sanlúcar de Barrameda.
Goya and final years
During this time, historians point out that the Duchess of Alba maintained an impassioned relationship with the painter Francisco de Goya, who portrayed her on several occasions. There are even those who claim that Goya was inspired by the Duchess's body to paint her work "The Naked Maja".
Finally, in 1802, at the age of forty, he died in Madrid, María del Pilar Teresa Cayetana de Silva and Alvarez de Toledo, the Duchess of Alba. The causes of her death remain a mystery, some historians handle various causes ranging from suicide or poisoning. With no direct offspring, Alba's house named the Dukes of Berwick, the Fitz-James Stuart, as new heirs.
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Dynamic Health Wellness & Rehabilitation Center would like to help you make an informed decision about your health. The best way to get the nutrients you need is consume whole foods. If people would eat the proper foods, no supplementation would be needed. However, the majority of people do not get enough balanced nutrition so supplementation is needed. Please do not feel overwhelmed. Eating should be fun and healthy.
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The inflammatory process, also called inflammation, is best viewed as the body's response to injury, and the function of inflammation is tissue healing. In short, the inflammatory process is a chemical process, and no matter the source of injury, inflammation is the outcome. From a practical perspective, we are all dealing with the inflammatory process at this moment to varying degrees, and this is because we all experience injury on a daily basis, which is either overt (macro-trauma) due to falls and accidents, or subtle (micro-trauma) due to normal activities of daily living. Some of us heal better than others, and part of this is a genetically determined issue; and it is also a dietary issue. No doubt, all individuals have heard that we can prevent heart disease and cancer by eating more fruits and vegetables, and by eating less fat and sugar-concentrated foods.
Why is this? Because fruits and vegetables are anti-inflammatory, while high fat foods (excessive saturated fat, trans fats, and omega-6 fatty acids) and sugar foods cause inflammation, and both heart disease and cancer are pro-inflammatory diseases. With this in mind, we can begin to see that our diet can be a source of injury or chemical trauma. The topics of dietary trauma, macro-trauma and micro-trauma are discussed more below. Most people do not realize that the following conditions are caused or promoted by inflammation: aches and pain, osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoporosis, acne, aging, syndrome X, diabetes, cancer, heart disease, peripheral vascular disease, stroke, Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis, and more. Health and wellness essentially refer to a state of optimum function -- an optimal state of physical, mental, and social well-being. Optimal function is an ideal that we can pursue through appropriate lifestyle choices, particularly diet, exercise, adequate sleep, healthy mental pursuits, healthy relationships, and a job we like.


When I was a child, my favorite candies were Bounty; similar to the well-known brand Almond Joy, but without the almonds inside. Simply, these are chocolate candies with a coconut filling. I think these coconut truffles bite-size treats are a great addition to any dinner party.
Original truffles were made with chocolate ganache and covered with cocoa. They received their name because of their appearance, which resembles a truffle fungus.
According to legend, these delicate chocolate ganache candies were a creation from a famous French chef, Auguste Escoffier. One day, sometime in the 1920s, he was working on a pastry cream, when an accident happened. Instead of pouring hot cream into a bowl with beaten eggs and sugar, he accidently poured it into the bowl with chocolate chunks. After chocolate and cream mixed together and hardened, he noticed that the mixture got a paste-like texture and was easy to work with. This culinary master then decided to roll small balls out of this mixture and cover them with cocoa. After they were done, he was surprised by their resemblance with truffle fungus, which grows in French Perigord region, and also the Piedmont area in Italy.
Today, truffles have many shapes and flavors. When you go to the store, you might find assorted crèmes covered with chocolate right next to chocolate ganache covered with cocoa powder. Here, in the United States, both of them would be called truffles. However, some French foodies might argue with you about the names of these chocolate treats.
These bite-size coconut truffles are very easy to make. All you need to do is to mix sweetened coconut flakes with condensed milk. Then, using this mixture, roll out small balls. To make sure the balls are even size, I like to use a 1 ½ tablespoon ice cream scoop to scoop out the coconut mixture. Place the coconut balls on a baking sheet with parchment paper. Refrigerate the coconut balls for about an hour.
After an hour, melt semi-sweet chocolate chips in microwave or over a double boiler. Dip coconut balls in melted chocolate and place them back on the parchment paper. Refrigerate for another hour before serving.
In a medium-size mixing bowl, mix together sweetened coconut flakes and condensed milk.
Using a 1 ½ tablespoon, scoop out the mixture and roll the balls. Place them on a baking sheet covered with parchment paper. Refrigerate for an hour.
Dip coconut balls in melted chocolate and place them back on the parchment paper.
As an option, you can sprinkle the tops with unsweetened shredded coconut.
I love coconut! These truffles look perfect for V-Day. I'm definitely going to make a batch for a date night in.
These look incredible. I can't wait to try your recipe!
These are so delicious – I just made something very similar, only with unsweetened coconut, and they were probably my favorite thing I made this holiday season!
Thank you, Monica! I saw your coconut truffles too, they look so adorable!
Bounty Bars are one of my favorite candy bars of all time so I know I'm going to love these easy truffles! Coconut & chocolate just go so well together!!
Love the combination of milk chocolate and coconut! What a great alternative treat to have around during the holidays!
I love coconut – these look so good! Perfect alternative to more cookies on the cookie tray.
Love that these are so easy to make. Great for the holiday season!
These look amazing and I can SO appreciate only 3 ingredients!! Love coconut! This recipe is perfect for the holiday season!!
I saw those pretty truffles the other day on pinterest and I had to save it of course for later! I love the coconut flavor combined with chocolate.
I love simple recipes like this and it looks so tasty! The truffle story was very interesting. Thanks for sharing!


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10.30.2008 Louis Davis Comments Off on New Force, Fresh Face Qualified For Corona Council
New Force, Fresh Face Qualified For Corona Council
(CORONA, Calif.) At a recent public gathering leading to the November 4 elections, Louis Davis, Corona City Council challenger, was asked a basic question of would-be council members: "Why are you the best qualified for the seat?"
Without missing a beat, he replied, "I'm not part of the 'old boy' system. I'm a new force, a fresh face. And I have the experience, plenty of it.
"For one thing, I understand our water system and our water needs. For another, I thoroughly understand the county's transportation operation."
The father of four is also a trained environmentalist. During his 25 years with San Diego Gas & Electric Davis was an Environmental Lab Technician then an Environmental Specialist, with a bachelor's degree in Environmental Studies from the University of Redlands.
With years of regular attendance at Corona City Council meetings and those of the Western Riverside Council of Government (WRCOG), "I've developed a strong understanding of county government and its operations, particularly as they relate to the city of Corona," Davis says. Additionally, he is a Region Manager for Local Public Affairs with Southern California Edison, a board member of the Norco Family YMCA and the Riverside Community College Foundation. Davis is also a member of the Corona Circle City Rotary and is on the Board of Trustees of the Corona Library. To these important regional posts, he adds his active role with the Corona-Norco United Way and the Corona Parents Action Group. "I don't lack for something to do," he chuckles.
"I've spent years involved in community planning and design, too," he adds, "so I know what makes for a smooth-running city, one that is ready for every opportunity coming our way in this 21st century."
The legal aspect of City Council membership is another valuable tool for members, with Davis having been named a Fee Arbitrator for L.A. County and the state of California.
"Am I qualified for the Corona City Council? Absolutely," he states.
There are two open seats on the five-member council this coming November. One is an incumbent's. Five challengers currently vie for the two positions, with Davis presently leading the way, pundits say.
Though a registered Democrat in a largely Republican community, he fails to see this as a hindrance to his council bid. "People who know me," he says, "know I would represent all people, regardless of their political affiliation, their education level, their ethnic origins or their financial condition. Ours is a city council, and everyone in Corona should feel they have personal representation on that board."
At 150,000 population, Corona is the third largest city in western Riverside County. "And it's time we acted like it," Davis adds. "Someone has to dream the big dream and see fresh projects through. That's me."
Big dream? Fresh projects? The six-year resident has long noted a lack of an "anchor" to the downtown. "I'm talking about a Performing Arts Center, an education facility, a convention center and even a sports complex. All of which would generate major income for the city's General Fund. I can move such projects from dreams to realities. We just can't keep building new homes, offices and retail space, then hope for the best."
Louis Davis urges all registered Corona residents to head for the polls November 4, saying, "Given a chance on the City Council I can help take Corona where it ought to be, a leading and prominent Southern California community."
About the Louis Davis campaign
On November 4, voters willing, Davis will begin initiating three major programs for Corona: "I plan to bring prominent educational institutions to the city; I'll work hard to guide Corona to prepare for our future by bringing in high-tech businesses with high-end jobs that will survive any more economic downturns; and I'll bring us revenues for our General Fund."
10.24.2008 Louis Davis Comments Off on Corona City Council Challenger: City Should Be Shining Star
Corona City Council Challenger: City Should Be Shining Star
(CORONA, Calif.) "Corona has the potential to be a shining star in western Riverside County." Speaking of his goal for his city, City Council challenger Louis Davis goes on to spell out the how and why of his campaign leading to the November 4 election.
"For years Council members have focused on high-end shops and restaurants," he says. "But these are things that only appeal to a small part of our population. We have to make sure that we have someone on the city council that focuses on everyone."
The father of four is very concerned about Corona's families and its youth. "Corona is populated by families, yet there are no family-oriented facilities for them. And we have thriving youth football programs with no football field."
Davis has pointed out that young athletes have to practice football on 6th Avenue where it isn't safe for children. "We have fine facilities for baseball and soccer, but not even a goal post for footballers."
Davis has long noted a lack of what he calls "an anchor" to downtown. "As in anchor, I'm talking about a performing arts center, an educational facility, a convention center, even a sports complex. And all these would generate significant income for the city's General Fund."
He adds, "We just can't continue building new homes, new offices and retail space, then hope for the best. We've got to look 'outside the box' and plan in a big way for our future. Otherwise, 20-25 years down the road, we'll be right where we are now."
It has been estimated, he says, that by the year 2030, two million people will have moved into Riverside County, "with many of them choosing Corona," Davis adds. "This isn't Mayberry," he says, referring to the old "Andy Griffith Show." "Corona has the third largest population in western Riverside County. It's time to act like it. Someone has to dream the big dream, and that's me; and someone has to see these projects through, and that's also me."
Although he is a registered Democrat, he believes that he shares many common and conservative values with his neighbors. "People who know me," he says, "know I would serve everyone regardless of political affiliation. If I were to be elected to the Corona City Council, every resident will have a true servant to work with."
While this is Davis' first bid for a major political office, he's certainly not new to working in the community. Now a Region Manager for Local Public Affairs with Southern California Edison, he's also a board member of the Norco Family YMCA and the Riverside Community College Foundation, along with being a member of the Corona Circle City Rotary and on the Board of Trustees of the Corona Library. In addition, Davis has been endorsed by the Central Labor Council of Riverside and San Bernardino Counties.
Davis urges all Corona residents to get to the polls November 4, saying "Given a chance on the City Council, I can help make Corona a leading Southern California city."
About Louis Davis
This active member of Faith Fellowship Bible Church has a B.A. degree in Environmental Studies from the University of Redlands. Before joining Southern California Edison in 2004, Davis spent 25 years with San Diego Gas & Electric including more than a decade as an Environmental Lab Technician then an Environmental Specialist.
On November 4, voters willing, Davis will begin initiating three major programs for Corona: "I want to bring us venues that will generate revenues for our General Fund; I plan to bring prominent universities and colleges to the city; and I'll work hard to guide Corona to prepare for our future by bringing in a diverse business base with high end jobs and institutions that will survive any more economic downturns."
For further information, or to contribute to the Louis Davis Campaign, go on line to www.leaveittolouis.com.
09.25.2008 Louis Davis Comments Off on Council Challenger Louis Davis Up To Task
Council Challenger Louis Davis Up To Task
(CORONA, Calif.) Louis Davis heads into the November 4 Corona City Council elections excited and ready for the challenge. He knows the council's recent history well, having attended virtually every meeting for the past four years. He knows their frustrations, thinking and their limitations.
His bid for a seat on the Corona City Council is Davis' first outing toward a major political office, but it isn't his first outing into being a community leader. He's been a member of the Corona Circle City Rotary, the Corona Library Trustee Board, the Norco Family YMCA Board and the board of the Riverside Community College Foundation. Early in 2004, Davis joined Southern California Edison, and currently serves as a Region Manager for Local Public Affairs serving unincorporated Riverside County, Norco and the City of Riverside.
"To be a member of the Corona City Council," he says, "would be an honor and a privilege." Our city needs to be able to sustain itself regardless of the difficult economic times. Corona has spent too many years being responsive to conditions; it's time to be proactive to aid the community and businesses. We're the third largest city in western Riverside County. It's time we showcased Corona's uniqueness and it ability to be driving force in Riverside County."
Davis, however, doesn't envision much happening for Corona with the present City Council makeup. "I just don't see any long-range planning for our city's future. Corona simply cannot be stuck in neutral for the next 20 to 25 years. Our city council is in need of a jolt of energy, and some fresh blood to take on this challenge. I am that fresh blood."
A "challenge" is something he's certainly accustomed to.
For 20 years Davis has lived with fused vertebrae in his neck plus damaged ones in his back, making some movements impossible and painful. By his late 20s Davis was paying for years of strenuous athletics including baseball and primarily football – "It was a matter of moving guys a lot bigger then me," he says today.
Then, 21 years ago this very physical man was in the middle of his normal weight training routine in his regular gym when something went wrong, seriously wrong, with his neck vertebrae. Today the 49-year-old Corona resident walks slightly bent and can't turn his head flexibly. "I just accept the pain," he explains, "but I still get regular exercise."
The father of four has refused to let the pain and discomforts affect his ability to raise his children or work to provide for his family. And it is with that same determination he is willing to take on the challenge to make Corona the model city for Riverside County.
"Given the chance on the City Council," he states, "I can help take Corona where it ought to be, a leading Southern California community."
On November 4, voters willing, Louis Davis will begin initiating three major programs for Corona: "I want to bring us venues that will generate revenues for our General Fund; I plan to bring prominent educational institutions to the city; and I'll work hard to guide Corona to prepare for our future by bringing in high tech businesses with high end jobs, institutions that will survive economic downturns."
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'Any ideas how this plays out, City fans?' - Premier League debate
Published: 1:48 PM March 16, 2020 Updated: 7:21 PM November 22, 2020
Norwich City's Carrow Road should have hosted Premier League football against Southampton on Saturday Picture: Bradley Collyer/PA Wire - Credit: PA
Norwich City's Premier League and FA Cup season is on hold as society tries to adapt to the new reality with the global spread of coronavirus.
Football may be immaterial in the grand scheme of things, but that does not stop fans and pundits alike from discussing the far-reaching ramifications from an unprecedented halt to the professional game in England.
Football will return and when it does will it be to resume the current campaign or hit reset? The idea of a 22-team Premier League next season has been mooted over the past weekend, with figures inside the game at the top level receptive to the idea, but what are the practicalities of such a move?
The European Championships are set to be postponed at a scheduled Uefa meeting on Tuesday. The Premier League plan to meet two days later. What should be top of their respective in trays?
Daniel Farke's squad have been told to stay away from Colney for the foreseeable. How big a challenge will it be for the head coach to plan for a resumption that might not actually come for months?
- Discuss all the key topics around how football should respond, plus the impact of Norwich City's suspension, with our Canaries' crew in the regular Monday lunchtime question-and-answer session.


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The Hong Kong Island East geographical constituency is one of the ten geographical constituencies in the elections for the Legislative Council of Hong Kong which elects two members of the Legislative Council using the single non-transferable vote (SNTV) system. The constituency covers Eastern District and Wan Chai District on Hong Kong Island.

History
The constituency was created under the overhaul of the electoral system imposed by the Beijing government in 2021, replacing Eastern District and Wan Chai District in the Hong Kong Island constituency used from 1998 to 2021. Constituencies with the same name were also created for the 1991 and 1995 elections in the late colonial period, while the 1991 constituency also elected two seats with each voter having two votes with the same boundary.

Returning members

Election results

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3 South Bay residents among 11 new Superior…
3 South Bay residents among 11 new Superior Court judges
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger on Monday appointed 11 people, including three South Bay residents, as Los Angeles County Superior Court judges.
The new local judges are:
Michele E. Flurer, 49, of Manhattan Beach, a Superior Court commissioner since 2006 and former general counsel for American Tours International.
David V. Herriford, 52, of Inglewood, a sole practitioner and former deputy district attorney.
John J. Lonergan Jr., 47, of Manhattan Beach, a deputy district attorney since 1999.
The judges will each earn an annual salary of $178,789.
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Gnocchi are dumplings. You can buy gnocchi or make them yourself. Look up the recipe for potato gnocchi on our site Here. Potato Gnocchi with salmon in cream sauce – mild flavored dish that please everyone.
A couple sprigs of parsley.
Pour some oil onto a frying-pan to cover the bottom and fry finely chopped shallots until it becomes transparent, with grated ginger.
Then add the chopped pieces of salmon, parsley and cook for 2 minutes.
Pour in the cream. Simmer the sauce for 2-3 minutes and turn off the heat.
In a pan pour 3 liters (15 cup) water, add a large spoonful of sea salt.
When the water boils, pour the gnocchi. Stir time and again.
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Discussion in 'EasyApache' started by mikehughes, May 5, 2003.
As mentioned in previous threads, search apache2, PHP and Apache 2 aren't fully compatible yet causing some problems. Cpanel can't release Apache 2 yet until those have been worked out by the other companies... so it has nothing to do with Cpanel at this time.
OK so taking that would it work ok if you don't include php or does cpanel itself use php?
That used to be true, they work fine togeather and have for quite awhile now.


I was kidding DH as we entered an empty restaurant, except for the staffs and chef of course, around 11:30am on a Valentines day. I said to him "So, you reserved the whole place for our Valentines date, huh?" lol And we both laugh. That's the reason why I was able to get a picture of the restaurant's interior without any obstruction. But it did have a couple of diners- families and lovers, as we wrapped up our lunch date around 2pm.
I wonder why they made this side of the wall see through the furniture area next door. They could have opted for a mirrored window. Or better yet, copy the design on the other side of the wall, pictured below. I later learned from a staff that this restaurant is renting space from the furniture store. But I still don't get the design. It lacks character.
I like this red wall, as opposed to the one on the opposite side, better. It is more apt for this fine dining restaurant. The wall color gives an elegant ambiance and made the furniture and table setting stand out.
Ordering a roti canai here is quite expensive at PhP329. Roti Canai is a fried thin flatbread with curry sauce. Mixing the salsa with the curry sauce gives an added kick to it. But if ever I feel like another order of roti canai, I will opt to order it in Hossein's. It is cheaper and the taste is quite the same.
Can anybody help me look and see what the white thingy on top called? I asked our server but she didn't know either. She sort of blurted out calling it "alpha/alfa" but was not really sure. I told her to "alamin mo next time ha" Of course, I said it with a smile.
The description on the menu: Deep fried sesame prawn with pineapple carpaccio and mesclun greens dressed in sake flavored daladan vinaigrette.
aioli- mayonnaise seasoned with garlic.
carpaccio- an Italian hors d'oeuvre consisting of thin slices raw beef or fish served with a sauce.
mesclun- a salad made from a selection of lettuces with other edible leaves such as dandelion greens, mustard greens, and radicchio.
Brace yourself for this hearty treat! Its a mix of Indonesian braised liempo and Southwestern Barbeque back ribs! Served over kanislaw.
With the thick slices of liempo, I didn't dare taste or touch it lol But who am I to shy away from my favorite baby back ribs. I love their fall off the bone ribs! The sauce is a delight!
Marinated hanging beef tender grilled to your liking with teriyaki- ponzu glaze, grilled mushrooms, kamote fries and sauteed asparagus.
At first glance, I thought my beef was still bleeding lol But it's not! I loved it! I especially liked their mushrooms although I find one kind, there were more than one, a bit salty!
Our main entrees were, for lack of better adjective, superb!
They were having a promo that day. A free chow mien for a minimum purchase of PhP1, 500.
We took this home. I ate it today and it still tasted good even though I just put it in our microwave oven.
It looks good on the menu even in my picture but the taste was blah! Nothing special as if I am just eating whipped cream lol Don't let me start with the banana fritters. DH was mad because its fried and lacking in taste. I was first intrigued with the star anise souffle that's why I ordered this. But I didn't smell or taste any star anise in this dessert. A waste of your PhP200!
A few hits and misses with this restaurant so this is a mix review. I can't say I don't like it and I can't say that I like it 100%. Btw, it's a first to see in a restaurant that have only one standard price per category. Appetizer priced at PhP329, soup at PhP189, salad at PhP249, entree at PhP435 and dessert at PhP199.


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La Medalla Dickin es una condecoración que se le otorga a animales por sus acciones señaladas en época de conflictos bélicos desde 1943, y que puede ser considerada como un equivalente de la Cruz Victoria que se le entrega a los militares que forman parte de las Fuerzas Armadas de la Commonwealth. La entrega de esta medalla fue idea de Maria Dickin, fundadora de la institución PDSA (sigla de People's Dispensary for Sick Animals, en español: Sanatorio popular para animales enfermos).

Está hecha de bronce y tiene inscritas las leyendas «For Gallantry» (Por la valentía) y «We Also Serve» (También servimos) dentro de una corona de laurel. Esta medalla porta una cinta con rayas verdes, marrón oscuro y azul pálido.

Dicha medalla es presentada y entregada por el alcalde de la ciudad de Londres. En la actualidad, tan sólo sesenta y tres animales han sido condecorados con esta medalla.

Referencias

PDSA Dickin Medal: 'the animals' VC' (en inglés)

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The world's first full-face replant operation was on nine year-old Sandeep Kaur, whose face was ripped off when her hair was caught in a thresher. Sandeep's mother witnessed the accident. Sandeep arrived at the hospital unconscious with her face in two pieces in a plastic bag. An article in the The Guardian recounts: "In 1994, a nine-year-old child in northern India lost her face and scalp in a threshing machine accident.
Her parents raced to the hospital with her face in a plastic bag and a surgeon managed to reconnect the arteries and replant the skin." The operation was successful, although the child was left with some muscle damage as well as scarring around the perimeter where the facial skin was sutured back on. Sandeep's doctor was Abraham Thomas, one of India's top microsurgeons. In 2004, Sandeep was training to be a nurse.
Sandeep Kaur's face arrived in two pieces at a hospital in India where it was replanted onto her skull 10 years ago. "Looking at it, I said: 'Is it possible to do anything at all?'" said Sandeep's doctor, Abraham Thomas, one of India's top microsurgeons, who was on duty when Sandeep arrived at the hospital unconscious with her face in a plastic bag. "It was actually quite a frightening sight," said Dr. Thomas. "The first response was 'Oh my, God, I cannot do that (reattach her face).'"
Sandeep Kaur after her groundbreaking face replant.
Sandeep's doctors were making history.
Sandeep's operation is considered the world's first full-face replant.
Sandeep is training to be a nurse.
Says Sandeep: "I think God had to have sent Dr. Thomas.
On July 25, 1978, Louise Joy Brown, the world's first successful "test-tube" baby was born in Great Britain. Though the technology that made her conception possible was heralded as a triumph in medicine and science, it also caused many to consider the possibilities of future ill-use.
Brown was born to Lesley and John Brown, who had been trying to conceive for nine years, but without success because of Lesley's blocked fallopian tubes. On November 10, 1977, Lesley Brown underwent the procedure by Patrick Steptoe and Robert Edwards.
She was born at 11:47 p.m. at Oldham General Hospital, Oldham, through a planned caesarean section delivered by registrar John Webster. She weighed 5 pounds, 12 ounces (2.608 kg) at birth. Her younger sister, Natalie Brown, was also conceived through IVF, four years later, and became the world's fortieth IVF baby, and the first one to give birth herself—naturally—in 1999.
32 year old Dede Kosawa, also known as 'Tree Man', is one of the world's most extraordinary people. He lives in a remote village in Indonesia with his two children, trying to care for them. Dede, a former fisherman, has an incredible skin condition: he has root like structures growing out of his body - branches that can grow up to 5cm a year and which protrude from his hands and feet, and welts covering his whole body.
He is known locally as 'Tree Man' and his condition has baffled local doctors for 20 years. In an attempt to earn a living to support his family, he is part of a circus troupe, displaying his 'Tree Man' limbs along with others afflicted with skin deformities in 'freak' shows.


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Blue Horseshoe Loves UVa Football
August 27, 2014 David Rayner
If Virginia football was a stock, a week before the season opens or "trading" starts, would you buy, sell, hold, or avoid at all costs? There is one thing for certain about potentially investing in UVa Football, Inc., the shares are going to be cheap. Beaten down from the historical highs of the late 1980's and 1990s, UVa football might even be a penny stock as we start the 2014 trading season.
Like any company battling to win back customer and investor confidence, the 2014 Virginia football season is all about execution. The 'Hoos must improve in every phase of the game. There are 14 teams in the ACC. At the end of the 2013 season, in almost every statistical team category, Virginia's ranking was a double-digit number. Let's look at the basics. How did Virginia rank in putting points on the board and keeping opponents out of the end zone? This would be like looking at a balance sheet and income statement. Virginia was second to last in the ACC in scoring offense and last in scoring defense. Oddly enough, we were 10th and 11th respectively in passing and rushing yards which suggests that Virginia moved the ball, but then self destructed. This conclusion is supported by the fact that Virginia ranked in the bottom quartile of the NCAA for most penalties per game. Virginia did lead the ACC in one category in 2013…punting yardage. Thanks to Alec Vozenilek who did an outstanding job punting last year combined with the fact that no one in the ACC punted more often than Virginia, the Cavs led the league in the one category where it's okay to finish last. Are you ready to sink your 401K into UVA Football, Inc yet?
When a company doesn't have the best results to report to the street, investors always look to management for a track record of success and for assets that can drive profitable revenue in the future. Virginia has mixed news here as well. A leadership shakeup just before the 2013 season set the program back 3 years as new schemes were introduced on both offense and defense with predictable results. This is analogous to taking a very large charge against earnings. However, the new leadership has a track record of success. Specifically Tom O'Brien has led major turn around successes at Boston College and NC State as head coach and at UVa working on the staff of Jack…I mean George Welsh. The current staff knows how to win at this level and has the track record to prove it. Additionally, the UVa roster has talent across the board with offensive and defensive playmakers that could play for many of the best national programs. The offensive line is the biggest question mark heading into the UCLA opener on Saturday. It is talented, but young and for the most part untested. The O-Line sustained two untimely preseason injuries to Jay Whitmire and Sadiq Olanrewaju – both projected starters. If the Offensive line can create a few seams for Kevin Parks and Taquan Mizzell and give Greyson Lambert a little time to find his playmakers, this offense will be vastly improved from 2013. Still not ready to buy?
Before you decide whether to invest in UVa football or a different ACC program, remember that many investors lose their shirts chasing last year's winner. I am not saying that Florida State isn't going to be very good and potentially repeat as national champion, but the program is flying high, trading at a hefty premium. Clemson is coming off a very productive year and should open the season trading at a premium as well based on recruiting classes that have ranked in the top 15 nationally each of the past 4 years. Other teams like UNC and Miami are going to jump on preseason hype and the promise of improved results over 2013. If I were shorting any program it would be Duke. As wonderful as the turn around story was for Duke football in 2013, the upside to improve on last year's performance is limited at best. Blue Horseshoe loves Anacott Steel, not Duke Football.
If Virginia football was a stock, I'd be buying, but I wouldn't bet the farm. The best returns are found in under valued stocks that can double or triple over time versus buying the $ 100 stock that goes up five bucks over the same period. There is no program with greater upside than Virginia and many of the pieces in place to deliver on its potential. There is a leadership team in place that has turned around other troubled programs. The talent, based on recruiting rankings is as good or better than many programs in the ACC. The key is execution, making first downs, finishing drives, avoiding stupid penalties, and converting turnovers into points. Virginia didn't do any of these things well last year and has the stats to prove it. Virginia has the talent and leadership that should produce much improved results in 2014. If Billy Ray Valentine and Louis Winthorpe III can get rich while sending Mortimer and Randolph Duke to the poor house, then Virginia can win 6 games this year and deliver big returns for all of us who believe.
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2014 – The Second Year for Mike London
August 6, 2014 David Rayner
It will be a happy day for Virginia football fans when the talk of the program is focused on games and players rather than the job performance of the head coach. Today is not that happy day.
Mike London was hired in 2010 to take over a program that was weary from the leadership of the know-it-all curmudgeon Al Groh. When Mike London was announced as the new head coach at UVa, I was as pleased as any Virginia fan. My brother-in-law (a fellow UVa die-hard) and I went to a "meet the staff" event where Coach London and his new staff mingled with UVa fans and donors. Mike London was impressive. His message was a breath of fresh air. He said that Virginia football was going to win with kids who went to class, who showed class, and who graduated with their degrees. He spoke of his background in law enforcement before he began his coaching career. It was obvious that he would connect with kids, their families, and high school coaches who for years had written off Virginia football. While Mike London was hired in 2010, it is my position that 2014 is only his second year with the tools he needs to win and in reality the second year of the Mike London era.
When we "met the staff" in 2010 I was enthralled, swept up by the overwhelming sense of optimism. I intentionally ignored the sneaking feeling that something was askew. Virginia football fans always feel like something is askew even in the best of times, so it was easy to suppress this feeling. I was delighted to see three former UVa greats, Anthony Poindexter, Shawn Moore, and Ron Mattes on the Virginia staff. These guys knew how to win at Virginia. I was pleased to see a mix of respected coaching veterans in Jim Reid, Jeff Hanson, and Mike Faragalli mixed in with coaching newcomers Bill Lazor and Vincent Brown. Chip West and his legendary recruiting acumen was an added bonus to the staff. What I was choosing to ignore was an anxious concern that none of these coaches had a track record of winning D-1/FBS football games. I saw lots of FCS experience and 1-AA success, but no one had delivered sustained success in a major FBS conference. I chose to bury that concern with optimism and alcohol and I headed to the bar for another drink.
It might have been buried, but my concern was neither dead nor unfounded. After posting our second 4-8 record in three seasons, Virginia overhauled its coaching staff, firing coaches Reid, Hanson, Moore, and Faragalli. Bill Lazor left the program to return to the NFL. In their places, Virginia hired Tom O'Brien, Jon Tenuta, Mike Archer, Steve Fairchild. All of these coaches have significant D-1/FBS experience. They have won at national D-1 programs. They have a track record of success over time in the ACC or equivalent conferences. 2014 is the second year that Mike London has the tools he needs to win which is why this is the second year of his tenure. The first year of his new tenure was a disaster as we installed new systems on both offense and defense, shook off a ridiculous and ineffective quarterback rotation, and players figured out the nuances and expectations of 4 new coaches.
While the new coaches are a needed infusion of experience and know-how, there are lingering questions. Can the contrasting styles of Mike London (a players coach and inspirational leader who connects with the players) and Tom O'Brien (a stern disciplinarian and Naval Academy graduate who served 9 years in the marine corps and has won consistently everywhere he has coached) mesh to deliver a winning system and more importantly a winning culture? Can Mike London compliment his innate art of leadership with the science of winning football games? Most importantly, can we leverage the wealth of coaching experience currently in the program into a winning record in its second year? That's all the time we have. We squandered the good will and optimism of Mike London's first three years with a staff that was learning on the job. As a result, have one season to show that this is the staff that can bring winning back to Charlottesville.
There is no doubt that Mike London was a big part of the hiring process of his initial staff and owns the ultimate responsibility for its composition. However, as is always the case with Virginia football, something is always a little different. Meddling and heavy-handed Associate AD Jon Oliver is never far from the decisions surrounding the Virginia football program. How influential was he in the hiring of the first staff? We don't know, but there is no doubt his fingerprints were on the hiring of the initial staff as they were on the hiring of Mike London. The unfortunate reality for Virginia football fans is that we have exactly one more year to find out if this new, highly qualified staff can win, or we get to start the coaching conversations all over again and the happy day when we move beyond talking about coaching staffs to talking about winning football games will be forestalled, once again.
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Anne Shirley is one of my biggest literary heroes.
This quote reminds me that things do oftentimes seem better in the morning.
Every day is a chance to try again.
Sunday has that freshness of possibilities to me more than any other day.
I love Sunday being the start of a new week.
This illustration is perfect. I have no others words for this picture, but love. LOVE, love, love it.


I love doing crafts with Aleah when it is just the two of us hanging out. I think I saw this idea on pintrest and was excited to give it a try.
We filled up two squirt bottles with water and food coloring and started squirting away. We used, purple, green, pink, yellow, red and blue.
Doesn't she look like a little artist?
Isn't that more fun than a boring white sheet?
So cool! I want to do that. Maybe a "Christmas Sheet"?


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'Put Christ at the centre of all you do', Archbishop Costelloe encourages CEWA leaders
CEWA principals and school leadership teams from across the State come together at Christ the King Beaconsfield as part of the 2020 Leaders Forum. The biannual event brings together CEWA principals and school leadership teams from across the State and is 'on the road' for the first time in response to COVID-19 restrictions. Photo: Supplied.
By Amanda Murthy and Jamie O'Brien
Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB has this week spoken about the vital role that leaders hold, especially during this time of crises.
Speaking via Zoom for the Catholic Education Western Australia (CEWA) Leaders Forum Roadshow on Monday 27 July, Archbishop Costelloe commended and encouraged the leaders in their mission to "create a Christ-centred and student focused community of engaged learning environments and to inspire all to actively live the Gospel."
The biannual event brings together CEWA principals and school leadership teams from across the State and is 'on the road' for the first time in response to COVID-19.
Some 500 delegates are joining the semester two Leaders' Forum Roadshow throughout July and August, with meetings held at host CEWA schools and local venues across all four WA dioceses.
Ten Forum events in total are being held, with the aim of looking at the ongoing development of CEWA's Quality Catholic Education (QCE) improvement framework through the lenses of teaching and learning during the Coronavirus pandemic, policy and governance, and school improvement.
The first Roadshow stop was held in Kalgoorlie last week, with school leadership staff from the Goldfields and Wheatbelt regions, as well as Esperance, joining CEWA system leaders for a morning of discussion at St Joseph's School in Boulder.
All CEWA principals were also invited to an online launch meeting for the Roadshow, including a Welcome to Country with Whadjuk-Yuet-Ballardong artist and former CEWA Aboriginal Teaching Assistant Kevin Bynder.
CEWA principals and school leadership teams from across the State come together at St Joseph's School Boulder as part of the 2020 Leaders Forum. The biannual event brings together CEWA principals and school leadership teams from across the State and is 'on the road' for the first time in response to COVID-19 restrictions. Photo: Jesse Roberts/CEWA.
During the speech, Archbishop Costelloe encouraged those present to always uphold the faith, despite obstacles and pressures that may arise.
Quoting the words of Pope Francis from a speech he delivered before the national conference of the Italian church in 2015, Archbishop Costelloe said "We are not living an era of change but a change of era."
The contribution of parents, families, teachers and school staff, Archbishop Costelloe continued, should always be centred on our Catholic Identity which is sometimes tolerated and at times even resented, in today's increasingly secular society.
Archbishop Costelloe went on to state that with increased pressure from government, parents and society, despite widespread rejection of our values, there is an expectation of a better standard of leadership and engagement because of our Gospel focus.
"All the above leads to a need for physical, emotional, spiritual self-care and without a solid spiritual foundation, trying to live according to Gospel principles would be exhausting."
Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB speaks at the 2019 Secondary Schools Forum for LifeLink Day in June last year. Archbishop Costelloe has this week spoken about the vital role that leaders hold, especially during this time of crises. Photo: Ron Tan.
Recommitting attendees to their mission as educators and leaders, Archbishop Costelloe encouraged the leaders to continue to put Christ in the centre of all they do, as he posed several questions for reflection.
"We all have a fairly common understanding of the "Student-focused" notion: Student-focused staff, student-focused classroom, student-focused curriculum, but student-focused community, what does this imply? Who is included in a "school community"?" Archbishop Costelloe cited.
"We want to create engaged learning environments where staff are open to ongoing formation and in-servicing, flexibility, responding to the uniqueness of each child and young person.
CEWA Executive Director Dr Debra Sayce speaks at the 2019 Secondary Schools Forum for LifeLink Day in June last year. Dr Sayce has addressed principals and school leadership teams as part of the semester two Leaders' Forum Roadshow. Photo: Ron Tan.
CEWA Executive Director Dr Debra Sayce also addressed the delegates, saying that she was optimistic the roadshow format would bring a new vibrancy to the Leaders' Forum.
"There have been challenges, particularly in figuring out the logistics of this format, but I hope that holding a series of local events for the Forum will help us, as Catholic education leaders, to approach these meetings with fresh perspectives,
"As CEWA Principals, you lead communities of learning and faith that are a central feature in the lives of thousands of families across the State... we have an appreciation of our unique purpose and mission – to inspire students, staff and our community to actively live the Gospel through our Christ-centred, child-focussed approach to education," Dr Sayce said.
In continuing his message, Archbishop Costelloe said it is important we focus on what it means to be Christ-centred, "and to inspire all to live the gospel, by asking ourselves, 'What would Jesus do?' in every situation we are faced with."Noting the unfortunate reality that school is often the only or main encounter of many parents, children, families and staff with the Church in today's world, Archbishop Costelloe urged the leaders to always strive to continue to strengthen the school's relationships with working their neighbouring parishes and parish priests.
"The Church as the Body of Christ, is a living and effective sign of Christs' presence in the world and we become a part of that Body of Christ when we receive Jesus in the Eucharist which we celebrate at Mass," Archbishop Costelloe explained.
"This is an essential part of our Catholic faith and you as leaders in schools, have this amazing opportunity to confirm and strengthen committed Catholics in their faith, support families in their task of placing God at the centre of family life, deepen the commitment of Catholics beyond where they are now in terms of their faith and be credible witnesses to the faith lived out in practise.
"Supporting the priests in their ministries is another way to build and strengthen communication between the parishes and schools," he added.
Archbishop Costelloe ended his address by commending the work carried out by all leaders across the 166 Catholic schools in WA.
"When we speak to the parents about enrolling their children, it is important to note that while our schools are open to all within the limits of enrolment policies and priorities, families need to understand that the Catholic school is what its name implies," Archbishop Costelloe noted.
"We seek to provide more than just an affordable private school option, but we provide Christian faith-based values in the experiences and journey that these children will gain."


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Fashion New York NewsJanuary 11, 2015
Heidi Klum and Gabriel Aubry Star in INC International Concepts 30th Anniversary Campaign
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NEW YORK, Jan 11, 2014/ — INC International Concepts hits the big 3-0 this year! To celebrate its 30th anniversary, the Macy's private label is launching a yearlong campaign starring model, television personality, and newly appointed INC brand ambassador Heidi Klum. For its menswear line, model Gabriel Aubry has been named the face of INC Men's for 2015.
Beginning in February and continuing throughout 2015, Klum will appear in a multiplatform campaign with a significant presence in print, digital and in-store. Klum also takes the role of the media spokesperson, being at the forefront of all INC brand messaging surrounding its anniversary campaign initiatives and collection launches.
"I've always loved INC for bringing runway fashion to the masses. Throughout the years, INC has been a forerunner in creating clothing that makes women feel confident and sexy," comments Heidi Klum on her new role.
This isn't Heidi's first time working with INC—she previously modeled for the brand back in 1999. Her history, coupled with her natural embodiment of INC's glamorous, sexy spirit, made her the obvious choice for this year's commemorative campaign.
Klum will be featured alongside male model Gabriel Aubry, who will serve as the face of INC's men's collections for the anniversary campaign.
Official campaign imagery will break in mid-February, with lots of exciting initiatives to follow. In the meantime, you can view some teaser images from behind the scenes of Heidi and Gabriel's first 30th Anniversary shoot.
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