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Dryden patients, hospital face grim future under years of Conservative funding cuts: CUPE to release projected shortfalls to 2023
Health Care, SolidarityBy Vinny Paul September 20, 2019
DRYDEN, ON – Although Dryden's population is aging, Ontario's Conservative government is planning multiple years of deep budget cuts to the Dryden Regional Health Centre. "What's coming will be bigger because the cuts compound," says Michael Hurley, the president of the Ontario Council of Hospital Unions (OCHU). Hurley will hold a media conference at 10:00…
North Bay hospital's funding cut will climb to $32 million by 2023 under Ford Conservatives
NORTH BAY, ON – Patient access to hospital care and services will be greatly diminished if the Doug Ford Conservatives move forward with future funding cuts to health care that, in 2023, will climb to $32 million for North Bay's regional hospital. Looking at detailed fiscal information from Ontario's financial accountability office and the provincial…
Thunder Bay patients, hospitals face grim future under years of Conservative funding cuts: CUPE to release projected shortfalls to 2023
THUNDER BAY, ON – Although Thunder Bay's population is aging, Ontario's Conservative government is planning multiple years of deep budget cuts to the Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre (TBRHSC) and the hospital component of the St. Joseph's Care Group. "What's coming will be bigger because the cuts compound," says Michael Hurley, the president of…
Sault Ste. Marie patients, hospitals face grim future under years of Conservative funding cuts: CUPE to release projected shortfalls to 2023
SAULT STE. MARIE, ON – Although Sault Ste. Marie's population is aging, Ontario's Conservative government is planning multiple years of deep budget cuts to the area hospitals. "What's coming will be bigger because the cuts compound," says Michael Hurley, the president of the Ontario Council of Hospital Unions (OCHU). Hurley will hold a media conference…
North Bay patients, hospital face grim future under years of Conservative funding cuts: CUPE to release projected shortfalls to 2023
NORTH BAY, ON – Although North Bay's population is aging, on average, higher than some Ontario communities, Ontario's Conservative government is planning multiple years of deep budget cuts to the North Bay Regional Health Centre (NBRHC). "What's coming will be bigger because the cuts compound," says Michael Hurley, the president of the Ontario Council of…
Hamilton hospitals funding cuts will climb to $255 Million by 2023 under Ford Conservatives
Health CareBy ddadgari September 17, 2019
HAMILTON, ON – Patient access to hospital care and services will be greatly diminished if the Doug Ford Conservatives move forward with future funding cuts to health care that in 2023, will climb to $255 Million for Hamilton's hospitals. Looking at detailed fiscal information from Ontario's financial accountability office and the provincial Conservatives own budget…
Hamilton patients, hospitals face grim future under years of Conservative funding cuts: CUPE to release projected shortfalls to 2023
Hamilton, On – Although Hamilton's population is growing and aging, Ontario's Conservative government is planning multiple years of budget cuts to area hospitals. That's in addition to the $42 Million in cuts for Hamilton Health Sciences (HHS) and St. Joseph's Health Care (in 2019) exposed just a few days ago. "What's coming will be much…
Toronto hospitals on track for a loss akin to 802 beds and 5,636 staff under Ford Conservatives
TORONTO, ON – A report released today in Toronto shows that the city's hospitals could lose (in today's terms) 802 beds and 5,636 staff under the provincial Conservatives' fiscal plan. Patients too are losing out as emergency room wait times have increased 13.2 per cent since Doug Ford's government was elected a year ago. "Far…
With record high hallway medicine, how will Toronto hospitals fare under strain of $1B more in Conservative cuts? Media conference Thursday
TORONTO, ON – Already struggling with a summer of record-high emergency room (ER) wait times, increasing hallway health care and the flu season in the offing, how will Toronto's hospitals fare under the strain of a $1Billion more in cuts that the Conservatives have signaled making? At a media conference Thursday, September 12, 2019 at…
Hallway medicine to end in a year, says Premier, but with $8 billion more in cuts coming, new report finds Durham Region shorted 40 hospital beds, 778 staff
Health Care, SolidarityBy Vinny Paul August 30, 2019
OSHAWA, ON – When it comes to hospital funding, Doug Ford's Progressive Conservative (PC) government is "worse than Mike Harris" new data reports released in Oshawa today by the Ontario Council of Hospital Unions (OHCU) show. For Doug Ford's government to keep its proposed budget plan for the next five years, "it is now apparent…


Exterior of Whichaway Camp, Queen Maud Land, Antarctica. One of the most remote luxury tourist camps on the planet, Whichaway Camp is sited on the rocky Schirmacher Oasis between the Antarctic ice cap and the sea ice off the coast of Princess Astrid Coast. It can accommodate twelve tourists sleeping in six separate sleeping pods, with three large interconnected pods providing communal facilities. Whichaway Camp was retired US astronaut Buzz Aldrin's base for his visit to the South Pole in 2016, during which he became the oldest person to reach the South Pole. Photographed in November 2016.


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With Alvin Kamara and Saints coming to visit, Jets' run defense needs to step up
DJ Bien-Aime II, New York Daily News on Dec 8, 2021
Published in Football
It's time for Gang Green's run defense to show up.
For the Jets (3-9) to have any chance of salvaging something out of another miserable season they need the defense to play better in this final five-game stretch, especially against the run.
First up are the Saints (5-7), who have struggled offensively since Jameis Winston suffered a season-ending ACL injury against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 8. Post-Winston, the Saints have averaged 19.6 points per game with Trevor Siemian and Taysom Hill under center.
But the Saints were without four-time Pro Bowler and two-time second-team All-Pro running back Alvin Kamara, who suffered a knee injury in Week 9.
Kamara is expected to play on Sunday at Metlife Stadium. And he's capable of shredding a defense on the ground and with his pass catching. He has 530 yards rushing in eight games with three touchdowns and 310 yards receiving with four scores. The Saints also have Hill starting, who's a dual-threat quarterback.
So this week for Robert Saleh's club will come down to stopping the Saints rushing attack that's averaging 114 yards on the ground, 14th in the NFL.
Saleh paid his utmost respect to Kamara on Wednesday and knows the game plan centers around stopping the star running back.
"He's one of the best. He's got tremendous contact balance, he's a savvy runner, he's very smart, he's great out of the backfield in the pass game," Saleh said. "So, I'm sure they're excited to get him back and get him back involved, especially down the stretch for them.… I know they're really champing at the bit to get him going and to try to feed him the rock. Having him back, he's an issue, but something that we've got to be excited about attacking."
The Jets' defense will have their hands full as they try to snap out of the funk they've been in since Week 5 and a lot of their issues stem from not being able to stop the run.
"It's definitely a component to it. You have to eliminate some part of an offense and try to make them as one dimensional as you can," Jets defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich said on Monday. "We have not done that well enough by any means. There are games where we've played the run well, there's spots within games we played the run well, but just consistently as you really look at the season as a whole, not defending it as well as we need to, to be successful.
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Rams dominate in 34-11 wild-card playoff win over Arizona Cardinals
Football / January 18, 2022
LOS ANGELES — The pressure came from all angles.
Up the middle. Off the edges. From both areas at the same time.
The Rams defense did not wait to see if the offense could avoid turnovers in an NFC wild-card playoff ...Read More
49ers' Shanahan reveals Garoppolo has shoulder sprain, but optimistic that QB, Bosa and Warner will play Packers
Coach Kyle Shanahan seemed optimistic Monday the 49ers would have defensive end Nick Bosa and linebacker Fred Warner available for their divisional playoff game against the Green Bay Packers, as well as quarterback Jimmy ...Read More
Once again, New England is stuck watching Tom Brady in January
TAMPA — Five weeks ago, the Bucs were 10-3, the Patriots were 9-4 and the world was agog at the thought of Tom Brady facing Bill Belichick in the Super Bowl.
Yeah, so much for that fantasy.
If the wild-card weekend ...Read More
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TAMPA BAY, Fla. —The Bucs began a new week Monday with their all-pro right tackle in a protective boot and their iron-horse offensive line potentially in flux.
During his weekly Zoom session with reporters, coach Bruce ...Read More
The Chicago Bears will interview Matt Eberflus for their coaching vacancy. Here's what to know about the Indianapolis Colts defensive coordinator
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The vandals were quickly identified as Jonathan Betancourt, 18, Cullen Dumbrocyo, 19, of Standish, and Ronny Head, 18, of Buxton. Their actions caused approximately $2,000 in damages and began in the teacher's room, where they reportedly dumped and smashed the contents of a fridge. Next, their path of demolition continued to the old wing were the trio released fire extinguishers from the upper floors to the first floor through a stairwell on the Saco River side of the building. The suspects also went into the cafeteria and shattered the front of the new Snapple vending machines before dumping out and dispersing their contents into the hallways and cafeteria, eventually setting off alarms and causing deputies to respond.
According to police reports, at approximately 1:56 a.m, Betancourt, Dumbrocyo, and Head were arrested by the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office in conjunction with the vandalism, each charged with burglary, theft and criminal mischief. Bail was set at $500 for Betancourt, while bail for Dumbrocyo and Head was not allowed. According to reports by TV station WMTW, the two former students had recently been released from Long Creek Youth Development center after being prosecuted for setting fire to the Richville Chapel in Standish four years ago.
During their May 11 court appearance, the three said they had been drinking and smoking marijuana prior to entering the building.
Despite these reassurances, many have taken to social media to express their views on the recent turbulence in the district. Many students are angered at the negative way in which BE has recently been portrayed, and want to refute certain stereotypes that they feel have been unfairly heaped upon them by members of the community and the media.
To add to the consequences of the break-in, the AP United States Government and Politics exam set to take place that day was forced to be rescheduled to May 18. However, Ms. Dawna Cyr remains hopeful that she and Ms. Breanna Bellefontaine-Krupski's government classes will perform well on the exam.
As of now, the three suspects are set to appear in court sometime in July.


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Emeritus Professor of General Pathology and Physiopathology at the Faculty of Medicine, Central University of Venezuela.
Chief of the Sections of Neuropharmacology, Neurochemistry and Stress, Institute of Experimental Medicine, Central University of Venezuela.
President of the Venezuelan Society of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics.
Address: Apartado 80.983,
Caracas 1080 A, Venezuela.
Email: flechin828@gmail.com
Fax: (58212) 575 3161 - 961 0172
Phones: (58212) 574 2702 - 574 4819
Doctor of Medicine, Central University of Venezuela (UCV), 1951; specialization in Internal Medicine and Gastroenterology at Vargas Hospital, Caracas, and the Postgraduate Hospital in Philadelphia, PA, 1954. Further studies in physiology, pharmacology, immunology, neurochemistry, mathematics, statistics, and psychoanalysis (11 years) in Caracas where he opened clinical practice at the same time as carrying out research at the Carlos J. Bello Hospital. In 1959, he joined the Institute of Experimental Medicine in the UCV Medical School, Caracas, where today he heads the Clinical Neurochemistry, Neuropharmacology and Psychosomatic Sections and is Emeritus Professor of General Pathology and Physiopathology. (From 1980 to 1988 he lectured on psychopharmacology, postgraduate level at the University Hospital of Caracas, Department of Psychiatry). He is now Professor, at potsgraduate level, on NeuroImmunePharmacology at the Faculty of Medicine, Universidad Central de Venezuela.
He has published more than 240 papers on results of clinical, physiological, pharmacological and psychiatric research carried out by his team and is today a reviewer for several American and European medical and scientific journals. Dr. Lechin and colleagues are authors of four books: Control Gastrointestinal de la Secreción de Insulina, Imprenta Universitaria, Caracas, 1972; Neurochemistry and Clinical Disorders, CRC Press, Boca Raton, FL, 1989; The Autonomic Nervous System, Editorial Científico-Médica, Barcelona, Spain, 1979, Neurocircuitry and Neuroautonomic Disorders. Reviews and Strategies of Therapy, Karger, Basel, 2002. A chapter in a book: Crosstalk between the autonomic nervous system and the central nervous system: Mechanistic and therapeutic considerations for neuronal, immune, vascular, and somatic based diseases. In: Maiese K, editor. Neurovascular Medicine: Pursuing Cellular Longevity for Healthy Aging. New York: Oxford University Press; 2009:101-152.
Dr. Lechin is President of the Venezuelan Society of NeuroImmunePharmacology. He is past-president of the Venezuelan Society of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics. He has addressed national and international scientific congresses on Gastroenterology, physiology, pharmacology, psychosomatic, psychiatry, and psychoneuroendocrinology and has spoken by invitation to the research unit of pharmaceutical companies such as Sandoz (Basel), Lilly (Indianapolis), Janssen (Belgium), and Bristol (New York).
He has lectured in the United States, Great Britain, and Argentina, at hospitals and/or universities including U. of Connecticut, Iowa, Columbia, Texas, Ohio State, South Florida, UCLA, Oxford, Cambridge, London and Buenos Aires.
He has been included in the 2000 Outstanding Scientists of the 20th Century, and in the 200 Honours List of the 2000 Outstanding Scientists of the 20th Century - Second Edition - Edited by International Biographic Centre, Cambridge, England, year 2000. Included in the 500 Leaders of Influence - Edited by American Biographical Institute, Inc., Raleigh, North Carolina, USA, year 2000. Member of the Honorary Editorial board of Clinical Medicine: Case Reports journal.
Dr. Fuad Lechin has been nominated for the Nobel Prize of Medicine, 2001. This nomination was based on the new treatment of bronchial asthma and myasthenia gravis developed and published by his research group. He received the Gold Medal for Venezuela for his scientific research in medical sciences, 2006, granted by the American Biographical Institute.
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The National Conscription Agency (NCA; ) is the agency of the Ministry of the Interior of the Republic of China (Taiwan) in charge of national conscription administration.

History
The agency was established in 2002.

Organizational structure
 Draft Division
 Selection and Training Division
 Administrative Division
 Interests Division
 Recruit Division
 Secretary Office
 Personnel Office
 Accounting Office
 Anti-Corruption Office

See also
 Ministry of the Interior (Taiwan)

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2002 establishments in Taiwan
Executive Yuan
Military of the Republic of China
Military units and formations established in 2002
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A meeting of the Province 3 Assembly scheduled to discuss the provincial capital has been postponed until further notice. The move has deferred the deliberation on designating the provincial capital for the time being.
Assembly members Chandra Lama on Wednesday and Badri Mainali on Thursday tabled separate proposals at the Provincial Parliament Secretariat demanding Kavre and Nuwakot as the capital, respectively.
The provincial government faces the charge of trying to avoid discussion on the issue. Minister for Internal Affairs and Law Shalikram Jamakattel, who is also the parliamentary party leader of the CPN (Maoist Centre), said there would be no discussion soon on the proposals for provincial capital. "The disputed issue will be discussed only after endorsing the [government's] policies and programmes as well as the budget," he added.
Speaker Sanu Kumar Shrestha agreed that there would be no discussion on the provincial capital soon. "Agendas for discussion are prepared by the Business Advisory Committee. There is no possibility of the BAC meeting as the assembly was postponed on Friday until another notice," said Shrestha.
The provincial executive faces a tricky situation as the proposals on declaring the provincial capital were tabled by ruling party lawmakers.
Meanwhile, agitating student organisations in Hetauda submitted memoranda to Speaker Shrestha and Minister Jamakattel separately on Saturday, demanding the town be named the provincial capital permanently. Four student unions close to the CPN-UML, the Nepali Congress, the Maoist Centre and the Rastriya Prajatantra Party have launched protests.


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Q: Namespaces doesn't appear even after adding reference of class library project I have two projects in my C# Visual Studio solution, and I have ProjectA as a reference in ProjectB. ProjectA shows up with everything I'd expect to see in the Object Browser for ProjectB, but it won't let me do using ProjectA.Blah.
I'm using Visual Studio 2017 on Windows.

A: When you add a new class to the project, the default class template creates the class without access modifier:
namespace ProjectA
{
    class Class1
    {
    }
}

Internal is the default access modifier if no access modifier is specified for your classes. So the class is not visible to other assemblies.
Then in case of not having any public class in a namespace, the namespace will not be shown in IntelliSense.
To be able to see a class of the referenced assembly in the other projects, define the class access modifier as public:
namespace ProjectA
{
    public class Class1
    {
    }
}

Note: Another thing which should be checked in such cases is checking Target Framework of the projects. Target frameworks should be compatible.

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Juan Santisteban Troyano (Sevilla, 8 december 1936) is een Spaans voormalig profvoetballer en voetbaltrainer.

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Op zesjarige leeftijd verloor Santisteban zijn beide ouders in de Spaanse Burgeroorlog. Hij groeide op in een weeshuis. Op vijftienjarige leeftijd speelde Santisteban met een jeugdelftal tegen Real Madrid, dat dusdanig onder de indruk was dat het hem contracteerde.

Loopbaan als voetballer
Santisteban speelde als middenvelder bij Real Madrid (1955-1961, 1963-1964), AC Venezia (1961-1963), Real Betis (1964-1966) en Baltimore Bays (1967-1968). Met Real Madrid won hij vijfmaal de Europacup I. De middenvelder kwam tussen 1957 en 1959 zevenmaal uit voor het Spaans nationaal elftal. Santisteban debuteerde op 6 november 1957 tegen Turkije en hij speelde op 28 februari 1959 tegen Italië zijn laatste interland.

Loopbaan als trainer
In 1970 begon Santisteban als trainer in de jeugdopleiding van Real Madrid, de cantera. Vervolgens was hij assistent-trainer bij het eerste elftal. Sinds 1988 is Santisteban werkzaam bij de Spaanse voetbalbond RFEF als trainer van de jeugdelftallen. Onder zijn leiding werd zesmaal het Europees kampioenschap veroverd op het EK onder 17 (1988, 1991, 1997, 1999, 2001, 2007).

Erelijst
 Real Madrid
Wereldbeker voor clubteams: 1960
Europacup I: 1955/56, 1956/57, 1957/58, 1958/59, 1959/60
La Liga: 1956/57, 1957/58, 1960/61, 1963/64
Copa Latina: 1957

Als trainer
 Spanje -23
Middellandse Zeespelen: 2005

 Spanje -19
EK voetbal onder 19: 2007

 Spanje -17
EK voetbal onder 17: 2007, 2008

 Spanje -16
EK voetbal onder 16:  1991, 1997, 1999, 2001

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Athletic Training Receives Reaccreditation
Merritt Jenkins - 11/10/2021
Lee's Master of Science in Athletic Training (MSAT) was recently awarded a 10-year reaccreditation by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE).
"I am extremely proud of all the hard work our faculty, athletic training preceptors, MSAT students, and supportive administration put in to accomplish this achievement," said Dr. Taz Kicklighter, director of the athletic training program. "It feels great to be recognized for our effort to make the Lee MSAT one of the best athletic training programs in the country."
In 2010, as a bachelor's degree, the Lee athletic training program was awarded its initial 10-year accreditation. In 2018, the program transitioned from a bachelor's to master's level program when the new CAATE standard required all athletic training degrees be awarded at the graduate level.
The 10-year reaccreditation is the largest period of time between accreditations allowed by CAATE and therefore only awarded to programs that demonstrate complete compliance with all administrative and curricular standards. New CAATE national standards were introduced in 2020, and the Lee MSAT was one of the first programs to be evaluated on the new standards.
Kicklighter, along with assistant professor of athletic training Dr. Racheal Lawler, wrote an extensive self-study to demonstrate compliance with 54 administrative and 40 curricular standards over the course of the 2019-2020 academic year. The self-study, submitted on July 1, 2020, was subjected to extensive peer review and revision until it was resubmitted in December 2020.
In February 2021, the MSAT underwent a three-day virtual site visit where all aspects of the program were evaluated by a three-member peer-review team of athletic trainers.
Kicklighter came to Lee in 2010 and joined the full-time faculty in 2013. Prior to that, he was the head athletic trainer and an adjunct faculty member in health education sport studies at Reinhardt University.
The MSAT degree is a full-time, two-year program with 54 semester hours, including the first summer with optional international missions in the second summer. The MSAT provides students with blended teaching methods, hands-on clinical experiences, and a diverse exposure to various clinical internship settings.
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Matthews held a gun to the back of the victim's head, forced him into another room and ordered him to get on his knees. At the same time, Tresca went through the other rooms of the house. The two stole the amplifier, as well as the victim's keys and cellphone.
Matthews, who was convicted in 2008 of another residential robbery, was sentenced in October to 29 years and 8 months in prison. He is incarcerated at North Kern State Prison in Delano.


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Who Made The Parappa The Rapper 2 Music
Bushwick Bill, the diminutive, one-eyed rapper who with the Geto Boys helped put the. He said he was working on new music.
PaRappa the Rapper (Japanese: パラッパラッパー, Hepburn: Parappa Rappā) is a rhythm game developed by NanaOn-Sha.It was published by Sony Computer Entertainment for the PlayStation in 1996 in Japan and other countries in 1997. Created by music producer Masaya Matsuura in collaboration with artist Rodney Greenblat, the game features unique visual design and rap-based gameplay and is.
This is a complete listing of all the files in the Sony PlayStation directory, as of December 02, 2018 at 09:49 AM EST. There are 2729 midi files in the Sony PlayStation directory.
What is Play! ? Play! is an attempt at creating a PlayStation 2 emulator for the Win32, Linux, macOS, iOS and Android platforms. For more information about this project please visit the.
Emulator definition is – one that emulates. 2: hardware or software that permits programs written for one computer to be run on another computer
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Tierra Whack prepped behind the stage, soon after Lizzo gave a rousing performance at Barcelona's music festival Primavera.
Jango is about making online music social, fun and simple. Free personal radio that learns from your taste and connects you to others who like what you like.
During the sell-off, a portrait of the late rapper Nipsey Hussle went for $101,000. And similar to last year's event, Blue.
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L'Âge de raison est un roman de Jean-Paul Sartre, paru en 1945. C'est la première partie de la trilogie Les Chemins de la liberté.

Résumé
Mathieu est professeur de philosophie. Son amie, Marcelle, est enceinte : un accident. Chacun s'active à trouver des solutions pour un avortement à un prix raisonnable et dans de relatives bonnes conditions. Sarah, qui a de l'expérience, se propose comme intermédiaire. En fait, en plus des raisons théoriques qui portent Mathieu à refuser l'engagement du mariage, il est lassé de Marcelle ; en outre, il est attiré par Ivich, la sœur de l'un de ses anciens élèves, Boris. Après maintes tergiversations, Mathieu finit par voler de l'argent à Lola, la maîtresse de Boris. Daniel, un ami homosexuel de Marcelle comprenant qu'elle a envie de garder l'enfant, se propose de l'épouser. Mathieu se prend à les envier. Eux, au moins, se sont engagés, ont décidé d'un acte devant lequel ils ne peuvent reculer. Lui,  Il a « l'âge de raison », et pourtant, il se sent incapable de « commettre » un acte :

Arrière-plan autobiographique
Ivich a pour modèle Olga Kosakiewicz, amie du couple Sartre/Beauvoir, et le roman de Sartre transpose très différemment la même expérience de trio que le roman L'invitée de Simone de Beauvoir.

Situation de l'œuvre
Premier d'une série de 3 volumes réunis sous le titre Les Chemins de la liberté, dont l'action se situe de 1938 à 1940, L'Âge de raison précède Le Sursis (1945) et La Mort dans l'âme (1949) ; un  devait suivre, La Dernière Chance, mais il est demeuré inachevé et constitue la dernière œuvre romanesque de Sartre depuis 1949. En grande partie autobiographique, cette trilogie pose les grands problèmes chers à Jean-Paul Sartre sur la liberté, l'engagement, l'amour.

Roman de Jean-Paul Sartre
Roman français paru en 1945
Roman philosophique
Roman se déroulant dans les années 1930
Roman se déroulant à Paris
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The new Durst Rho P10 160 is a versatile industrial flatbed with its roots firmly steeped in Rho tradition while building on the technology present in the Durst Omega 2. Designed as an industrial flatbed printer the Rho P10 160 has the highest reliability in the entry level production market with its fully supported 24/7 printing. It uses innovative technology to provide perfect print registration on long boards as well as the ability to print side by side.
Perfect Colours are excited to take on the new Rho P10 160, Jason Burroughs, Managing Director of Perfect Colours had this to say,The Durst Rho P10 160 is an exciting new machine which will give printing companies interested in entering industrial scale large format printing the opportunity to provide their customers high quality printing without breaking the bank. We are delighted to have become an official distributer of the P10 160 within the UK, our fully trained engineers will be on hand to install, service and help maintain the Durst Rho P10 160.
The Rho P10 160 was developed by Durst to be an entry level industrial large format printer, capable of producing fine art print quality at production speeds. During Fespa 2013 Perfect Colours and Durst performed side by side testing on the Rho P10 160 and the Omega 2, the results showed that even though the quality and versatility of the Omega 2 was untouchable the Rho P10 160 managed to output more prints at a higher DPI in less time.
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Abdon Comyn (Zillebeke, 2 september 1914 - Geluveld, 25 juli 1965) was burgemeester van de Belgische gemeente Geluveld.

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Abdon Gaston Comyn was de zoon van Jules Comyn en Hélène Forret. Hij trouwde in Rouvroy en Plaine met Madeleine Gryson.

Beroepshalve was hij bediende bij de socialistische beweging:
 secretaris van het ABVV (1944-1956)
 secretaris van de ziekenkas Bond Moyson gewest Geluveld (1945-1965)
 secretaris BSP afdeling Geluveld (1945-1965)
 secretaris BSP federatie Ieper (1945-1965)

Hij was in Geluveld verkozen:
 gemeenteraadslid (1947-1965)
 schepen (1959-1965)
 burgemeester (van 2 februari 1965 tot aan zijn dood op 25 juli 1965)

Hij werd op 23 mei 1965 socialistisch provincieraadslid voor het kanton Ieper.

Pas benoemd tot burgemeester en verkozen tot provincieraadslid, overleed hij op 25 juli 1965 aan een hartaderbreuk.

Literatuur
 Luc SCHEPENS, De provincieraad van West-Vlaanderen, 1921-1978, Tielt, 1979

Burgemeester van Geluveld


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Andrea lives in South Portland with her husband, daughters, dogs and a cat who thinks he's a dog.
Julie had a long career in her family business at Jordan's Meats. After the sale of the family business both her and her mom endured the diagnosis of breast cancer. Through this journey she found her real passion: Triathlons, raising money to find a cure for cancer and community. Julie completed her first triathlon just one year after her cancer diagnosis and was hooked! Julie is the founder of Tri for a CURE, which is an all women's sprint triathlon that raises money for the Maine Cancer Foundation. Julie is also the co-founder of sheJAMs, LLC and Inspired Events, an event planning company. Working with people through exercise has been a passion - Maine Yoga Fest was a natural fit in connecting community for her.
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Discovering yoga in 2002, Laura fell in love with the practice. She received her 200-hr YTT from Jacqui Bonwell's Sacred Seeds in 2016. She also received her Children's Yoga Certification from ChildLight Yoga, Pranayama & Meditation Certification from ShivaShakti School of Yoga, and Reiki 1 Certification, all in 2017.
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Digimon World 4, known as  in Japan, is an action role-playing video game for the PlayStation 2, GameCube, and Xbox developed by BEC and published by Bandai as part of their Digimon franchise. Unlike previous games in the Digimon World series, it features action-based hack and slash gameplay and supports up to four players. Each player plays as either an Agumon, a Veemon, a Guilmon, and a Dorumon. The game is loosely based on the 2005 Digital Monster X-Evolution film, even using footage from the movie itself. The GameCube version was not released in the PAL Region.

Plot
The game's protagonists are members of the "D.S.G. (Digital Security Guard)". Based on Digital Monster X-Evolution, it is immediately revealed that a computer virus known as the "X-virus" is spreading quickly and is infecting many Digimon. "The Yamato Server" has disappeared, and a new server known as "The Doom Server" has taken its place. They are sent to the first area of the game named Death Valley to search for Chief Leomon. When it is completed the player finds out that The Doom Server may in fact be The Yamato Server. The player is then sent to destroy the "Doom Dome". This is where the first real boss appears, Apocalymon. The player is then sent to Dry Land to stop the X-Virus spreading and must defeat MaloMyotismon. They are then sent to the Venom Jungle to stop the Dread Note from launching and must then defeat Lucemon. They are then sent to the final area of the game Machine Pit to destroy the final boss Mecha Rogue X.

Gameplay

Digimon World 4 is an action role-playing game with elements of digital pet games. The game offers a choice of one of four starter Digimon: Dorumon, Veemon, Guilmon, and Agumon. Depending on what the player does in the game, the Digimon it selects and the level, it may gain a Digivolution. In this game the player does not use the Digimon powers but instead attacks the enemy by using weapons like swords, guns and axes.

Development
Digimon World 4 was developed and published by Digimon series veteran Bandai. The game was first showcased at Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) 2004 with release planned for the summer. It later enjoyed exhibition at E3 2005, and had gone gold by June 2. Specially marked copies of the game were packaged with a limited-edition Digimon trading card depicting a new Digimon called Dorumon.

Reception

Digimon World 4 has received average to poor reviews from critics. It holds an average of 6.1 on IGN, which states "Digimon World 4 had the makings of a decent action role-playing game. Unfortunately, a myriad of issues bring it down. It has a wholly unsatisfying single-player game, made worse by a clunky camera and overly cheap enemies. It's also unbalanced, leaving players without any compatriots out in the cold. Bring in a few friends and things change drastically." The game was also criticized for its similarities to Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles, yet "not coming close in terms of narrative, style and game mechanics," and for its drastically different style than the other Digimon World games.

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This is my first blog post ever! Please show some love in the comment section! What are you favorite self care routines? What would you like me to write about next?
Axel's dad, Mike, once told me "If you don't clean up after yourself, that means someone else is." He told me this in an attempt to help me become a cleaner living partner. That didn't happen until I moved out of his place and into the grandma's house when Axel was 2 months old. My Nana REALLY prefers a clean environment and it rubbed off on me. What Mike was trying to tell me didn't fully register until about a year after living with the grandmas when I realized how much they clean up after Axel and I. Things magically get put back in their place and a lot of the time I don't even notice that I wasn't the one to do it!
Recently it came to me that the same thing applies to our bodies! If I don't take care of myself, someone else will. Like when I neglected my health and partied like a rockstar for years. I found myself in the doctor's office, asking them to fix my problems. Now that I take care of myself much better than ever before, I haven't been sick in over a year! Here are my top tips to keep me healthy through mind, body, and food!
*Meditation: I use my mala beads, saying at least 108 affirmations a day. This helps with my mental health which plays a big role in my physical health. I often use Louise L. Hay's book, Heal Your Body, it has affirmations for each body ailment from Acne to Warts! I also love her Affirmation Cards.
*Limit TV: I used to watch a lot of TV, mostly dramatic reality shows or the creepy murder mystery ones. Our mind and the pictures we see are the most powerful tool we have. Constantly filling it with visions of people dying or cheating and lying is not good for the soul. Now I opt for documentaries or watch interesting youtube videos like this one about love.
*Sleep: I aim for at least 6 hours a night. I didn't realize how important sleep was until I experienced sleep deprivation after Axel was born. Sleep is so important for healing and energy.
*Intermittent Fasting: I aim to quit eating at least 4 hours before I plan to fall asleep. I usually eat my biggest meal during the day and a lighter meal for dinner. This allows my body time to digest during my waking hours so it can fully rest/work on healing while I sleep. I notice that doing this alone clears up my acne faster than anything! Click here to learn more about intermittent fasting.
The key is not to stress out about eating perfectly. There is no "perfect" way to eat. I strive to do my best every day, sometimes my best is getting my favorite frozen vegan pizza and sometimes my best is making a gigantic beautiful salad. I figure if I eat well at least 70% of the time, my body can take care of the rest. Regardless of what else I am eating I always try to get some fruit and greens on the daily.
*Greens: I try to have at least one green smoothie, green juice or salad every day. Sometimes I get all 3, but my goal is at least one of those options. I have recipes for each in my book, Rawspiration!
*Fresh Fruits: If I don't start my day with a green smoothie or juice, I opt for fresh fruit like an apple or some melon.
When I put myself first and truly take care of myself to the best of my ability, my life is amazing, Axel is happier and everything falls perfectly into place.
Please comment or share if anything I wrote here resonates with you!
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Ever since Sony confirmed it won't have a presence at this year's E3–the first time it's skipped the show since entering the console space in the mid-'90s–Microsoft has been teasing that it has big plans for the event. Head of Xbox Phil Spencer said the company's showing at this year's expo will be "as big" as it's ever been for Xbox.
"There was some news about E3 back in the fall," Spencer said, presumably referencing Sony's decision to skip the show. "We had a discussion internally about, 'Should we go big?' 'Should we save some money?' 'What does that mean?' We decided, no [we're not going to save money], we're going to do our thing. We're going to go and be as big at E3 as we've ever been. I love that opportunity."
Spencer also teased that Microsoft plans to talk about the future of Xbox and what the Xbox brand means. The company reportedly has multiple new consoles in the works, including two different next-gen systems and a disc-less Xbox One. We'll also likely hear more about Microsoft's Project xCloud service, which will allow users to stream games to phones and other devices.
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Experimental and numerical analysis of three-dimensional surface tension and buoyancy-driven flows in cavities
R. Savino, M. Lappa, D. Paterna
Surface tension and buoyancy-driven convection in a fluid cell filled with 10 cs silicone oil is studied experimentally and numerically. The experiments are carried out with a facility equipped with two "surface heaters" and two "bulk heaters" controlled independently by circulating water from four independent thermostats. The diagnostic system consist of a thermographic visualisation system based on an infrared thermocamera (a thermocamera with wavelengths 8-12 mm has been employed that does not make the silicone oil transparent allowing thus a direct investigation of the surface behaviour of the temperature field) and of a videocamera that captures images of different vertical planes, illuminated with a 1mm thick light sheet. A PIV (particle image velocimetry technique) is used to obtain the velocity field. The complex three-dimensional flow structure, due to the combined effect of buoyancy and Marangoni flow is, investigated by three-dimensional, time-dependent numerical solutions of the model equations and by on ground experimentation. The field equations are numerically solved with three-dimensional control volume methods in a staggered uniform grid. The numerical results, in agreement with the experimental ones, show that the flow field structure may be very complex depending on the presence and relative orientation (parallel or antiparallel) of the surface and bulk temperature gradients. In the case of concurrent buoyancy and Marangoni effects a complex three-dimensional flow and temperature pattern arises, showing the existence on the free surface of "temperature fingers" protruding from the hot side toward the cold side of the interface. The numerical and experimental analyses show that the number of spots is related to the value of the applied temperature gradients.
Microgravity & Space Station Utilization (MSSU)
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Celebrate Sunshine Week, Your Right To Know on March 16 in Nashua
By Roger Wood | February 28, 2017
ROGER WOOD PSA: Join InDepthNH and The Telegraph of Nashua Thursday, March 16 from 6 to 9 p.m. to celebrate your right to know what your government is doing.
Shaheen Staff to Hold Office Hours in Littleton, Lancaster & Hillsborough
By Press release | February 28, 2017
See schedule: U.S. Senator Jeanne Shaheen's staff will hold office hours in Littleton, Lancaster and Hillsborough in March to help residents seeking assistance with federal agencies on issues such as veterans' benefits, federal taxes, housing, immigration, and Social Security in one-on-one meetings.
Novel Strategy for Dealing with Toxic Contamination: Do Nothing
By Dan Ross FairWarning | February 28, 2017
At toxic cleanup sites across the country, environmental agencies have allowed groundwater contamination to go untreated and slowly diminish over time—a strategy that saves money for polluters but could cost taxpayers dearly and jeopardize drinking water supplies.
Justice Department Changes Position on Texas' Discriminatory Voter ID Law
By Jessica Huseman, ProPublica | February 28, 2017
The DOJ, now overseen by Jeff Sessions, is walking back years of effort aimed at limiting the harmful effect of state voter ID measure on minorities.
How Your Lawmakers Work This Week In Concord
By Rep. Dan Itse, R-Fremont | February 28, 2017
VIEW FROM THE INSIDE: The Bill signing (Constitutional Carry) was one of the best attended I have ever seen. There were about 40 members of the general public and other legislators in addition to the sponsors.
AG: Concord Girl, 3, Died Last Year From Blunt Trauma To Abdomen; Dad Arrested
By Attorney General's Office news release | February 27, 2017
AG: An autopsy was conducted on Jayleah Bureau's body on March 16, 2016. New Hampshire Deputy Chief Medical Examiner, Dr. Jennie Duval, later determined that Jayleah Bureau was the victim of a homicide and that the cause of her death was blunt force trauma to the abdomen.
North Country Healthcare Leaders Dread Loss Of Obamacare
By Chris Jensen | February 26, 2017
Seven health-care leaders in the North Country – deeply worried about the possible repeal of the Affordable Care Act – met Friday in Berlin with U.S. Senators Jeanne Shaheen and Maggie Hassan as well as U.S. Rep. Annie Kuster. InDepthNH.org's reporter Chris Jensen documents this gathering using video, audio, a detailed story and photos of their discussion at the Androscoggin Valley Hospital.
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I Cover Hate. I Didn't Expect It at My Family's Jewish Cemetery.
By Ariana Tobin, ProPublica | February 26, 2017
Yes, it's about confronting the ugliness and comforting the scared. But it's also about giving real answers, using actual numbers and telling true stories when our children ask questions like, "What happened to the Jews?"
Yup, It's Sunday
By Mike Marland | February 26, 2017
Thanks for all your support for Adopting Mike Marland. We are 17 percent of the way home to our goal of $15,000 to keep Mike skewering for 2017. Donate here at CrowdRise, please.


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Ohio Genealogical Society 2019 Conference. I am presenting three sessions and the lineup of other speakers is extensive.
SCGS 50th Anniversary Jamboree. Many great speakers. I am doing a 2 hour workshop and 2 other presentations. Registration still available!
Genealogical Research Institute of Pittsburgh. Coordinating and instructing in "Digging Deeper: Records, Tools, and Skills" This is the type of course that is a requirement for many advanced courses at this and other institutes.
Southern California Genealogical Society Jamboree FREE webinar. "Railroad Records Research in Today's World." 1:00 EDT, Noon CDT, 11:00 MDT, and 10:00 a.m. PDT.
October 26, 2019. TBA Event in Minnesota!
November 2, 2019 Watch this space for a Wisconsin Event TBA!
Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy. Course 8 Native American Research. I am presenting three sessions in this new course.
Courthouse Research Crash Course. Learn at your leisure, interact with students, ask me questions. Sign up at Family Tree University today!
10:00-12:15: "Your Family History: Where to Begin?
I will be providing individual genealogy consultations 1:00-6:00. Bring your questions, family info, documents, etc. and we will discuss ideas to further your research. Sign-up is required and first choices go to those attending the March 30th presentation listed above.
August 18, 2018, South St. Paul, Minnesota Dakota County Historical Society Genealogy & History Fair. I will have a booth all day to assist you with genealogy questions and will present "It's Not All On the Internet?: Seeking Your Comfort Zone As You Approach Different Repositories" at 12:30.
Germanic Genealogy Society Annual Meeting and Luncheon, 11:30 p.m.
Hudson Area Public Library, 10:30 a.m. "Stuck? Have You Tried . . .? Have You Overlooked . . .?
Minnesota Genealogical Society North Star Conference featuring Cyndi Ingle of CyndisList and me, Paula Stuart-Warren. October 5th is a separate day of great DNA lectures.
All-day seminar and workshop for the Wisconsin State Genealogical Society.
Genealogy All Day will include three different classes scheduled at 9:30am, 11:00am and 1:00pm. Participants can register for as many of the free classes as they want to attend by calling the library at 218-829-5574.
On the Salt Lake Institute of Genealogy and Course 1: Taking Your Research to the Next Level that I coordinate.
February 23, 2015, 7:00 p.m.
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Sight Sound & Story, Press Release
"Sight, Sound & Story: The Art of Cinematography" Production Event Returns December 6th
Manhattan Edit Workshop (MEWShop), the east coast leader in training and certification for content creators, announces the return of Sight, Sound & Story: The Art of Cinematography, December 6th at the NYIT Auditorium Theater on Broadway.
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Cutting Commentary at New York Post Panel
One lovely Saturday this summer, over 300 editors, filmmakers, and post-production professionals opted to pack the NYIT Auditorium on Broadway for a full day of panels focused on the art of editing documentary films, episodic TV and visual effects.
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Legendary Editor Anne Coates, ACE Headlines Sight, Sound & Story 2016
New York, New York - June 28, 2016 - On June 11, 2016, over 300 editors, filmmakers, and post production professionals packed the NYIT Auditorium on Broadway for a full day of panels focused on the art of editing documentary films, episodic TV, visual effects, and an in-depth discussion with legendary Oscar-winning editor Anne V. Coates, ACE. The day-long summit was followed by a two-hour networking party sponsored by the American Cinema Editors (ACE.) This year marks the fourth year of the only New York full day summit focused on the art of post production.
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The Post Production Event of the Year, "Sight, Sound & Story" Returns to New York City on June 11th
New York, New York – May 19, 2016 - Manhattan Edit Workshop (MEWShop), the cutting-edge authorized digital training destination for post-production and content creators, today announced their all-star list of guest speakers and panelists for its annual one-day event, Sight, Sound & Story, held this year on June 11, 2016 at the NYIT Auditorium on Broadway at Columbus Circle. "Sight, Sound & Story is one of the few events that brings together the community to celebrate the art of visual storytelling. This year's panels include a look at visual effects artists, television's golden age, and groundbreaking documentaries. The event culminates with legendary editor Anne V. Coates, ACE's acclaimed career including The Elephant Man, Out of Sight, Unfaithful, Becket, In the Line of Fire, and the Oscar winning Lawrence of Arabia," says Josh Apter, owner of Manhattan Edit Workshop. "Our mission each year is to entertain, educate and provide our audience with unprecedented access and insight from some of today's greatest story tellers."
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Mary Beth Bassett
Here's what we're looking forward to in 2021
By MARY BETH BASSETT
Galveston Park Board
I know many of us look forward to bidding 2020 goodbye and focusing on what's to come in the new year. That's also true for the Galveston Park Board. While 2020 presented plenty of challenges, our staff and partners laid the groundwork for some substantial projects that will enhance the lives of islanders and our visitors.
Here are some 2021 highlights:
BEACH NOURISHMENT AND FLOOD MITIGATION PROJECTS
Last year, the park board and the city of Galveston's Industrial Development Corp., with the help of state and federal officials, teamed up to secure funding for several major beach nourishment and improvement projects worth more than $70 million. The projects will take place through 2023 and will nourish and enhance the beaches at Babe's Beach (west of 61st Street), Stewart Beach Park and Dellanera Beach Park.
NEW DIGS FOR THE GALVESTON VISITORS CENTER
Until 2020, the Galveston Island Visitors Center was housed at Ashton Villa. It moved to a shared space with the Galveston Regional Chamber of Commerce last year. Later this year, the visitors center and chamber will relocate to a space on Market Street. Staff here will be able to assist Galveston visitors with maps, brochures and suggestions for things to do and see. Last year, more than 27,000 people sought assistance at the visitors center.
Take some time to go online and check out www.visitgalveston.com. For now, the new site is a "micro-blog" site, comprised of listicles and stories about the best Galveston has to offer. In May, the site will include comprehensive listings of lodging options — hotels and vacation rentals — restaurants, shops, art galleries and special events.
Park board staff has already begun inviting a more diverse group of concessionaires to join its team at the beach parks. Efforts are underway to attract minority and underrepresented groups to become business owners during the tourism season. The park board also is seeking to diversify the mix of product offerings at beach locations aimed to make a fun day at the beach even better.
CLEANER BEACHES
In 2020, the Coastal Zone Management team removed more than 1.7 million pounds of trash and debris from Galveston's beaches. With the guidance of the citizen-led Beach Maintenance Advisory Committee, and with the support of park board partners like Artist Boat and the Surfrider Foundation, the board plans to step up efforts to keep Galveston free of trash and debris during the peak tourism season — using more strategic clean-up schedules, continued enforcement of regulations banning canopies and other equipment left overnight and encouraging visitors to clean up after themselves. Galveston's Clean Team program will remain in place serving to recognize locals and guests who take the extra step to care for the beach environment.
Park board meetings are typically held at 1:30 p.m. on the fourth Tuesday of the month at 601 23rd St. Meetings can be viewed via livestream at www.galvestonparkboard.org.
Mary Beth Bassett is the public relations director for the Galveston Island Convention and Visitors Bureau and the Park Board of Trustees.
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Juventus vs. Napoli Preview: Round 18 — So we meet again, old friend
By Danny Penza@djp4cal Jan 11, 2015, 3:05am CET
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When Juventus coughs up lead like they did in Tuesday's Derby d'Italia against Inter, you want to see how the immediately respond. Not just respond on the field, but mentally as well. The draw against Inter was one of the more disappointing results of the season to date even though they came away with a point.
They have to do all of this in one of the toughest atmospheres not named Juventus Stadium Italy has to offer.
Juventus follow up their incredibly lackluster start to 2015 with a trip to the Stadio San Paolo and all the crowd noise and craziness that comes with it. It's a place where they haven't had much success at all lately, as Napoli are undefeated in their last nine home matches against Juventus. Few teams can say they've had that kind of success against Juventus in terms of overall play, let alone on their home ground.
.@OfficialAllegri: "Winning in Naples is never easy but we've got all the required quality to go there and get three points." #NapoliJuve
— JuventusFC (@juventusfcen) January 10, 2015
No, it's not going to be easy, but it's something Juventus is going to have to do to get back on track.
The room for error in Serie A is now gone thanks to Tuesday's draw against Inter. Juventus could very well be in second place when they take the field in Naples depending on what happens in the Rome derby earlier in the day. Not like Juventus shouldn't be motivated enough to get back on their winning ways against Napoli based on what happened in the Supercoppa a few weeks ago in Qatar, but now that they've got Roma seriously nipping at their heals is just that more reason to get three points in a heated environment.
So basically don't do what happened in Doha.
That would just add to the frustration, don't you think?
And nobody wants to see a repeat of the Derby d'Italia again. Well, at least the second half. If Juventus want to replicate that first 45 minutes — aside from the poor finishing in front of goal — then you won't find me objecting to it.
I liked that half of football. And so should you.
When Juventus starts putting complete games together again, then it will be good news. Now? Nah, we're still waiting for something good to happen and Juventus to get three points.
Serie A standings entering Sunday:
1. Juventus, 40 points
2. Roma, 39 points
Dammit, things are a lot closer than a couple of matchdays ago.
(I guess I had something other than injuries to talk about. This time I wish I didn't. Not that I want Juventus players to get injured, though. So please no more injuries, guys.)
WHAT TO WATCH FOR
1. Juventus and the search for a 90-minute effort.
There was no middle ground for Juventus in the Derby d'Italia draw. They started out great, then they went to utter crap right before our eyes. They didn't just taper off, they completely fell apart. The attack that absolutely peppered the Inter defense seemingly vanished. The defense that kept Inter's offense quiet completely crumbled — both with individual mistakes and boneheaded errors. Juventus' opponent Sunday night is, at least on paper, entering the match on better form. Inter were basically a mixed bag of meh, while Napoli have won three out of their last four games in all competitions. And that's partly because Juventus couldn't shut the door in the Supercoppa. (Juve shouldn't do that again.)
2. Can Arturo Vidal build of his Derby d'Italia display?
Arturo Vidal's Derby d'Italia was basically a microcosm of the entire game for Juventus. Absolutely fantastic in the first half, not very good at all in the second half. However, when it comes to Vidal, those kinds of first-half showings have been few and far between this season. He has struggled, obviously, but you could see his batteries were recharged over the holiday break. While it didn't carry into the second half Tuesday night, seeing Vidal be like the Vidal of old was one of the best things to happen in a first half against Inter that was filled with wonderful things. Forty-five minutes of game time isn't much of a sample size at all in the grand scheme of things, but that Inter performance is clearly something Vidal can build off of going forward. We weren't able to say that much at all before the Christmas vacation.
.@OfficialAllegri: "@kingarturo23 put in a great display against Inter, he can only get better." #NapoliJuve
3. Juventus' defense vs. Gonzalo Higuain.
Let's take a quick moment to remember what Napoli's No. 1 striker did against Juventus a couple of weeks ago in the Supercoppa: Two goals, a perfect 10 rating on WhoScored, and just overall badassery. And what did the 27-year-old Argentine do in his first game of 2015? Just went ahead and scored another two goals, pushing his total to nine in Serie A this season. It's safe to say that Higuain is in some of the best form he's had all season right now, and Juventus know that firsthand from playing against him a couple of weeks ago. And while Napoli do have other attacking options that Juve need to be mindful of, Higuain is clearly the No. 1 player Max Allegri's defense should be keying in on. That's not too hard to figure out these days.
4. The Manolo Gabbiadini factor.
Napoli's newest striker isn't expected to start, but at some point Gabbiadini will probably step onto the San Paolo field as a Napoli for the first time Sunday night. Where in the attack the 23-year-old Italian will plug in is obviously still to be determined, although I'd expect it to be out wide for one of Napoli's two wingers. And you know that Manolo will have a little extra special motivation to show Juventus what they are missing out on. I mean, I would, too, and I'm just a guy who thought Gabbiadini could have been a helpful piece to the puzzle even if he wasn't expected to be a big-time player.
My starting XI (4-3-1-2): Buffon; Lichtsteiner, Bonucci, Chiellini, Evra; Marchisio, Pirlo, Pogba; Vidal; Tévez, Llorente
OFFICIAL KICKOFF TIME: 8:45 P.M. IN ITALY; 2:45 P.M. ON THE EAST COAST; 11:45 A.M. ON THE WEST COAST
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Okay, you know how I feel about my Annie Sloan paint, right? Love it to the moon and back. So, when a friend and fellow vendor asked me to help out with her client's pieces and told me she was using a product found in Home Depot, I was a bit curious. I am totally open to trying new products and comparing. I was really interested in seeing howRust-Oleum Chalked held up.
Here is Sue, from the Treasured Hunt, and I the day we were neighbors at Luckett's Spring Market a few years ago. I love meeting sweet people doing the same thing I am. It's a lovely, little community.
And here is the paint that she was using for the pieces.
Sue was working with Linen White and since I was to match her pieces, I used it as well. You can find this paint at Home Depot online as well. The paint is for refinishing furniture just as ASCP. This Linen White is comparable to Pure White. Here's what it looked like when I cracked the paint open. The texture is similar, but not as thick.
This is what a first coat looks like.
You may notice that it is a bit more thin than other paints. This was the biggest difference. I know some painters like to water down or spray their paint to smooth it out so this may be a good choice for you. Here is another look at a first coat on a bit of a relief area.
I ended up doing two coats and touch ups. I also used the Rust-Oleum Topcoat, which I will discuss tomorrow. Here are the results.
You will see that it looks very similar. I did find that the paint does not settle like ASCP so you will see more paint lines. You will always have paint lines when you paint pieces, but I found that theRust-Oleum paint did not diminish at all. Not a deal breaker, but just something to be aware of.
Rust-Oleum Chalked runs about $13 a can, which is way cheaper in comparison to Annie Sloan, which is $38 a can. It looks similar to other furniture paints, but it handles a bit different. It is more thin and does not settle after applied. These are not necessarily negatives unless you prefer the feel of a thicker paint, which I do. You can sand down some of these lines and that will help. You may also need a few more coats.
Tomorrow I will show you how the top coat works.


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The Legend of Tahquitz
The Cahuilla Indians believe that Tahquitz, a devil-spirit, lives in these San Jacinto mountains, and has evil powers. He likes to make strange noises and groans to terrorize the people. He possesses unique abilities to assume all kinds of disguises and to entice men, women, and children to his cavern as slaves. Worse yet, sometimes he eats them. Tahquitz had been a spirit for good and for healing. Shamans (medicine men) had prayed to him for help — but later he turned evil.
The Cahuilla had chosen a new, powerful and wise leader, Algoot. He had a son, who, like his father, was well-liked and good. One day, this young warrior and two of his friends decided to slip out of the village and climb San Jacinto Mountain and find Tahquitz. They were not afraid, and laughed at the idea that he could harm them. With shouts of laughter and skill, they climbed the rugged peak.
Chief Algoot did not know that these young warriors had gone to find the demon Tahquitz, but learned of it hours later. At first he felt no fear, then suddenly he sensed that something was about to happen. He knew that his son was the strongest and bravest of youths and that he shouldn't worry about him, but decided to go find him.
Alone, he ascended the mountain. As he climbed higher, clouds gathered, thunder rumbled, lightning cracked, and Algoot became frightened for his son. He climbed with superhuman strength and speed. The clouds had drifted away when he reached a quiet little valley several miles below the hidden cave of Tahquitz. There he came upon his son's two companions stretched out unconscious on the grass. Algoot was terrified, and wondered what had happened to his beloved son. He gave medicine to the young men and wakened them. They begged to leave before telling their story, but Algoot was frantic and urged them to tell him what had become of his son. Each of them wished he had been the one who died so that he wouldn't have to tell him the terrible news.
Algoot listed to them tell the story: Everything had been exciting until they reached Tahquitz Valley. Suddenly, loud roars and eerie noises, reverberating echoes, came closer and closer, but they did not retreat at that first sound of danger. Darkness, lightning, and thunder had crashed all around them, getting more and more terrifying. The two friends wanted to run away, but Algoot's son would not stop. They were scared and overcome with fear when the terrifying demon monster appeared in front of them.
With one fierce sweep of his rawhide wrapped battle-axe, he crushed the skull of the brave youth. Tahquitz cold-bloodedly tore off an arm to eat while he carried the body over his shoulder back to his cave. As the two watched this repulsive sight, and heart the crunching of bones between his teeth, they fainted and knew nothing until Algoot revived them.
Anger filled Algoot, and as the young braves watched, he seemed to swell into a giant and tower to the tops of the trees. Eyes aflame, he vowed to the gods that he would never rest until he had either killed Tahquitz or had been killed by him. Quickly and silently, he hurried with the boys to his home in the valley to plan his attack.
Telling no one, Algoot started training his body for the conflict. He ate foods to give him strength and power; drank no injurious liquors, went to bed with the sun and rose at earliest dawn; took long hikes, climbed the steepest mountains; wrestled Grizzly Bears; and followed the trail of Mountain Lions which he killed with his bare hands. He ran long distances until his heart and lungs doubled in size, and his muscles were tougher than the fibers of the hardiest trees. Many moons passed, as he continued his training.
Finally one day, Algoot called all his people together and told them he was going to avenge the death of his noble son. He asked for their prayers that he might succeed. He was leaving, and would not return until Tahquitz was dead. With loud shouts, the tribe gave their approval to the brave words of Algoot, and watched him go.
Climbing with huge strides up to the area near Tahquitz's hidden cave, Algoot called out to the demon-giant with a loud, sneering, and taunting voice. Tahquitz did not answer, so Algoot moved closer, yelling, "Killer of young children and women, coward, braggart, come out and fight." Tahquitz, pretending to be just awakening, stretched and yawned and came to his cave entrance and asked Algoot what he wanted. Repeating his dare, Algoot told Tahquitz to "Come out so I can spit on you and avenge the death of my son." Tahquitz glared with fury, and agreed to fight him and a dozen more men to even the match. Tahquitz decided on a sneaky plot so that he could kill not only Algoot but many of his people. He told Algoot to go back to the valley where the San Jacinto River flows from his mountain into the lake. There the demon would meet and kill Algoot and crush his bones between his teeth. Tahquitz wanted the people to watch the conflict in a place where they could not escape and hide.
Algoot knew he had to be ready for trickery from the wicked Tahquitz, but he agreed, and went down into the valley, to the area we know as Lakeview, where there was a large lake called Algooton (now Mystic Lake). The San Jacinto River emptied into this lake, but there was no outflow to Elsinore as there is now.
With wild roars, Tahquitz came off the mountain, throwing huge boulders at Algoot. The people were frightened, fearing that their leader would be killed. Algoot had prepared well for this fight, and jumped quickly aside so the rocks would not hit him. He picked them up and threw them accurately back at the monster, often hitting him because he couldn't dodge them as well as Algoot could. Tahquitz roared with rage, but Algoot paid no attention and kept fighting. Just as Algoot was winning, the demon, having the power of a wizard, changed his form and disappeared from the eyes of Algoot. Then he reappeared, and they again threw huge rocks at each other. The battle raged for hours. You can still see the piles of these rocks in the San Jacinto and Lakeview valleys.
Algoot began to get the better of his foe despite the deceptions. In despair, Tahquitz turned himself into a giant sea serpent, hoping to frighten Algoot into giving up the battle. Instead, the hero rushed the hideous creature and grappled with his long and slippery body He held it so tightly that Tahquitz writhed and slithered and wrenched his form and lashed the water and all the surrounding country with a tail in his frantic efforts to shake off Algoot. During one of these lunges, his tail cut a deep gash through the Nuevo Hills so that water flowed out to form Lake Elsinore many miles away. As the lake drained away, Algood strangled the serpent Tahquitz of the drying, muddy land. The people rejoiced that Algoot had avenged the death of his son. The abominable scaly serpent was dead, but Algoot decided there would be no peace until it was burned and completely destroyed. The people brought big piles of green and dry wood and prepared a funeral pyre to burn the body. Exhausted, Algoot went up to a quiet spot on a hill to rest. After a while, he returned with a great armful of wood to add to the pile the people had brought. When they had a large and long enough pile, they placed the body of the serpent upon it and set it afire.
Silently, the people watched the fire burn the serpent. However, they made one great mistake by using some green wood. If only dry wood has been used, Tahquitz would have been entirely and forever destroyed, but in the hot smoke of the green wood, the spirit of Tahquitz escaped into the sky. Although Algoot had slain the devil Tahquitz, his spirit was not dead, and he returned to his cave. The Cahuilla felt the earth quake as Tahquitz rolled Lily Rock across the entrance to his cave. There he still makes terrible noises and never appears except in disguise. He makes the earthquakes, and sends thunder and lightning. Wickely he watches for the chance to seize the spirit of the dead. That is why the Cahuilla do not leave a dead body until it is buried. During this time, they believe that the spirit is hovering nearby, watching over its former body. Tahquitz has no power to take it after it is burned or buried. Even today, some Indians still hate and fear Tahquitz so much that they will not go into the high mountains of the San Jacintos.
The Desert and Pass Cahuilla had trails into the high country and leading to all major peaks. The legends of the mythical demon Tahquitz were very real to some Mountain Cahuilla, and therefore they would not go into the back country. In the 1880's and 1890's, Frank Wellman herded his cattle up the Devil's Slide because it was the most feasible route over the ridge. There was no USFS Devil's Slide Trail, switchbacked as it became, but was a bone-breaking dangerous scramble up and down the mountain from Strawberry Valley to Tahquitz Valley and back. The cattle and cowboys went around and over loose boulders, fallen trees and through thickets of Whitethorn, Manzanita and Chinquipin and topped out a quarter of a mile south of Saddle Junction. Jim Wellman, Frank's son, stated that because of their phobia of the evil spirit Tahquitz, who lived in a cave behind Lily Rock, some Cahuilla cowboys, who lived as close as Garner and Strawberry Valleys, would not go above Strawberry Valley. "White" cowboys did Wellman's herding.
In 1993, Katherine Siva Saubel, a Cahuilla, as a protector and keeper of the Cahuilla culture and an advocate for Indian rights, was the first native American to be elected to the Women's Hall of Fame. She had been a Commissioner of the Native American Heritage Commission since 1985. In 1994 she received the first Art and Cultural Award from the National Museum of the American Indian of the Smithsonian Institute.
As a Cahuilla elder, she said that there are three or four versions of the Tahquitz Legend. He is and was a deity who used to be good and healed people. He is still appealed to by shamans to help cure the sick. She said that Tahquitz did misuse his powers, he did do very bad things, and he thus became an outcast. He is still present and the people still call to him for healing.
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