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Evergreen Monitor – Winter 2007
"That was not how I wanted to live my life!" Heart problems couldn't have cropped up at a worse time for John Howie. It was the spring of 2002, and the renowned chef was just five weeks away from opening his first restaurant, the Seastar Restaurant and Raw Bar in Bellevue. "Am I having a heart attack?" he wondered.
It turns out the frightening sensation that sent Howie to the Emergency Department at Evergreen Hospital wasn't a heart attack. Instead, doctors diagnosed atrial fibrillation, a common heart rhythm disturbance caused by abnormal electrical signals in the heart. If left untreated, it can lead to stroke.
Medication returned Howie's heartbeat to normal that day and again a week later. After a third episode, Howie began taking the medication as a pventive measure. But the drugs have side effects, and patients sometimes have to take them several times a day. For Howie, it became a nuisance. "I was constantly having to take a larger dose to make sure I got out of the atrial fibrillation," he explains. "That was not how I wanted to live my life!"
Leading Edge Treatment
Fortunately, Howie was a prime candidate for a relatively new treatment being perfected by Dr. Derek Rodrigues of Eastside Cardiology Associates and Dr. Alan Heywood, his Sound Heart colleague. The procedure is performed at our Sound Heart partner hospital, Overlake Hospital Medical Center. "The procedure involves threading a catheter through blood vessels in the leg to the heart," Dr. Rodrigues explains. "Then we ablate, or knock out, the areas of the heart where these abnormal electrical signals are coming from. It actually offers these patients a cure for their condition."
It's a cutting-edge procedure that has brought Dr. Rodrigues nationwide attention. "We're proud of what we've been able to do in this area," he says. "When we first started doing this procedure three years ago, we were among the few people in the country who did it. Now many of the doctors who do it are using the approach we developed." Dr. Rodrigues says new treatments, including freezing therapy and high-frequency ultrasound, are on the horizon.
More than 2 million Americans have atrial fibrillation, but the ablation treatment is not for everyone. "It's a difficult procedure and not without risk," Dr. Rodrigues cautions. At the moment, it's reserved for relatively young patients like Howie, who was 40 when he had his first episode of atrial fibrillation. But Dr. Rodrigues admits the surgery
can be life-changing for "active individuals who simply don't have time for the condition, especially if it makes them operate at a sub-par level."
A Winning Reciepe
For Chef John Howie, Dr. Rodrigues and his pioneering approach were a winning recipe. It's been 17 months, and Howie's atrial fibrillation hasn't returned. He's been off the medicine for the past six months. Today Howie's full plate also includes being chef/owner of the highly praised SPORT restaurant and sports bar across from the Seattle Center. "It's just a huge relief to have this atrial fibrillation gone," he says.
Evergreen Monitor – Fall 2008
"You really have to help this man." What would prompt a prominent Chilean cattle rancher to travel more than 7,000 miles to seek medical treatment? For Eduardo Engler, it was the search to find a cure for atrial fibrillation – a debilitating heart condition that was about to ground him.
Atrial fibrillation is a heart rhythm disturbance caused by abnormal electrical signals in the heart. The heart races; if not treated, it can lead to stroke. Engler is passionate about flying, and the condition was threatening the renewal of his pilot's license.
Engler's episodes began in his mid-50s. He tried all kinds of medications, but nothing seemed to help and the episodes grew more frequent. So Engler's in-laws began researching possible surgical options in the Los Angeles area, where they lived. They also checked with national leaders such as the Mayo Clinic and Johns Hopkins.
They found that one surgeon's name kept coming up – Dr. Derek Rodrigues of Eastside Cardiology Associates in Kirkland, Washington.
Pioneering Treatment
So Engler flew 7,000 miles to meet with Dr. Rodrigues, who, along with his Sound Heart colleague Dr. Alan Heywood, had been perfecting a surgical treatment for atrial fibrillation. It involves threading a catheter through the blood vessels in the leg up to the heart. Then Dr. Rodrigues ablates, or knocks out, the areas of the heart where the abnormal electrical signals are coming from. The procedure is performed at our Sound Heart partner hospital, Overlake
Hospital Medical Center. "It's a challenging procedure to do well, and not without risk," he cautions, "but it can be life-changing for those active individuals who simply don't want to live at a subpar level." That's exactly what Eduardo Engler was looking for. He had the procedure in 2005 and remained in the Kirkland area for follow-up care from Dr. Rodrigues' experienced staff, lead by nurse practitioner Mary Hall. "Proper monitoring is critical to the optimal
short- and long-term success of the procedure," Dr. Rodrigues stresses."There can be issues afterward, and we need to be there to adjust medications and offer reassurance – and often hold their hands."
Once Engler returned home to his ranch in Osorno, Chile, Dr. Rodrigues remained in touch with him and his Chilean physicians via e-mail, continuing to guide his aftercare. Engler experienced no further episodes, and he returned to the cockpit. Dr. Rodrigues has now performed well over 100 left atrial ablations. His program is one of the most experienced in the state and shows long- term success with atrial fibrillation patients. He routinely sees patients from around the state.
"I'M JUST HUMBLED."
In spring 2008, Eduardo Engler returned to Kirkland – this time to thank Dr. Rodrigues personally for the surgical expertise that gave him back his active lifestyle. "It changed my life," the now 62-yearold Engler told him with a grateful smile. How did that make Dr. Rodrigues feel? "I'm just humbled," he said, and then recalled the first time they met. "I thought, 'my goodness… you really have to help this man because he's come all this way. We are going to find a solution for him.'
Overlake Hospital: Report to the Community – 2004
In the fourth month of Sandra Lemon's pregnancy, she became alarmed by her racing heart, going three times as fast as normal. "My biggest concern was that everything turn out well for my baby.," recalls Sandra in a soft North Carolina accent.
Sandra was living with focal atrial tachycardia. Treatments in college had not entirely cured her, but she had been told it was safe to have a child.
Now with herself and her baby at risk, Sandra's problem could not wait. Using the latest technology at Overlake's electrophysiology lab, cardiologist Derek Rodrigues, MD, utilized special catheters and inserted them into an artery, using thermal energy to "ablate" or burn away the heart muscle tissue causing the problem.
Because she was pregnant, the baby was also at risk from X-ray radiation, so the medical team devised an ingenious solution: while a lead wrap shielded her abdomen externally, the baby was protected internally too, by a barium solution that coated Sandra's stomach.
After a long procedure, the ablation fully fixed her heart. "The procedure saved my life. It saved my family's life," she says, as her son Jeffrey plays quietly on husband Dan's lab. "It's hard to put into words how grateful we are."
The Overlake electrophysiology team that literally warmed her heart produced a joyous outcome. "Jeff's my miracle child," she says. "And it's a comfort to know I can have more children without a problem.
"Here I am at The Great Barrier Reef having a great time scubadiving.
Ticker running smoothly, thanks to you!"
"The procedure… saved my family's life."
"Thank you for many years of service and care it's brought me to my
96th birthday next week!"
"For lack of a better wording, thank you for all you have done for me
and my family. You'll probably never know the total impact of your
care on our lives."
"As of today we have 15 grandchildren… Believe it or not, you played
a major role in my health so I can continue to be a part of their
lives."
"We first met in the ER, over 20 years ago while I was having a heart
attack, I was totally at peace because of you."
"The confidence and caring you give to your patient is remarkable."

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Fortune's Formula
The Untold Story of the Scientific Betting System That Beat the Casinos and Wall Street
Written by: William Poundstone
Narrated by: Jeremy Arthur
In 1956 two Bell Labs scientists discovered the scientific formula for getting rich. One was mathematician Claude Shannon, neurotic father of our digital age, whose genius is ranked with Einstein's. The other was John L. Kelly Jr., a Texas-born gun-toting physicist. Together they applied the science of information theory - the basis of computers and the Internet - to the problem of making as much money as possible as fast as possible.
The Doomsday Calculation
How an Equation that Predicts the Future Is Transforming Everything We Know About Life and the Universe
Narrated by: Kyle Tait
In the 18th century, the British minister and mathematician Thomas Bayes devised a theorem that allowed him to assign probabilities to events that had never happened before. It languished in obscurity for centuries until computers came along and made it easy to crunch the numbers. Now, as the foundation of big data, Bayes's formula has become a linchpin of the digital economy. But here's where things get interesting: Bayes's theorem can also be used to lay odds on the existence of extraterrestrial intelligence, and on the biggest question of all: how long will humanity survive?
Are You Smart Enough to Work at Google?
Trick Questions, Zen-like Riddles, Insanely Difficult Puzzles, and Other Devious Interviewing Techniques You Need to Know to Get a Job in the New Economy
Narrated by: Joe Ochman
You are shrunk to the height of a nickel and thrown in a blender. The blades start moving in 60 seconds. What do you do? If you want to work at Google, or any of America's best companies, you need to have an answer to this and other puzzling questions. Are You Smart Enough to Work at Google? covers the importance of creative thinking, ways to get a leg up on the competition, what your Facebook page says about you, and much more.
Rock Breaks Scissors
A Practical Guide to Outguessing and Outwitting Almost Everybody
Narrated by: Joel Richards
A practical guide to outguessing everything from multiple-choice tests to the office football pool to the stock market. People are predictable even when they try not to be. William Poundstone demonstrates how to turn this fact to personal advantage in scores of everyday situations, from playing the lottery to buying a home. Rock Breaks Scissors is mind-reading for real life.
Head in the Cloud
Why Knowing Things Still Matters When Facts Are So Easy to Look Up
Narrated by: Chris Sorensen
More people know who Khloe Kardashian is than who Rene Descartes was. Most can't find Delaware on a map, correctly spell the word occurrence, or name the largest ocean on the planet. But how important is it to fill our heads with facts? A few keystrokes can summon almost any information in seconds. Why should we bother learning facts at all? Best-selling author William Poundstone confronts that timely question in Head in the Cloud.


Close to Place des Lices, on a garden of approx. 2100m² with nice view over the village and the sea, elegant villa built in 2000 by architect Michel Lefevre. The villa of 267m² offers: On garden level: entrance, guest toilets, office with fire room opening onto a covered terrace, the garden and the pool, living room opening onto the garden on one side and a covered terrace on the other side, the garden and the pool with sea view, large kitchen opening onto an outdoor dining room with bbq and the pool with sea view, 1 bedroom with complete shower room opening onto the terrace and the pool. On first floor: Master bedroom with walk-in closet and complete bathroom opening onto a balcony with sea view over St-Tropez golfe, 1 bedroom with complete shower room and sea view. Adjacent house with: An independent studio (approx. 40m²) including a main room with small kitchen, a bathroom and separate toilets Laundry room and storage room. Pool.


It wasn't all that hard, really. I was very nervous when leaving the parking lot at the airport because there was too much to absorb at once: driving on the other side of the road, from the other side of the car, not knowing the roads themselves or where they were taking us, and driving a nice little Fiat which obviously handles quite differently from my 4Runner. A lot to take in.
I had my trusty side-kick and expert navigator Kyle at my (left) side, though, and off we went. One of the things I had done to prepare for the trip was to get on the Auto Association web pages in the UK and get printed directions as to how to get where we wanted to go…and thank goodness I did. Having them gave Kyle (now his Lairdship) enough time to be ready for the dreaded round-a-bouts.
I had driven a few round-a-bouts in the US but not with five or six lanes of traffic moving in the direciton opposite of what I am used to and full speed on. We let out a cheer every time we got through one…and they are all over the place! Kyle's job was to tell me "third one" or whatever number of spokes I was to count before getting off. Some round-a-bouts have six choices, and one's choice has everything to do with which lane one starts out in. When we were heading up near Dundee, Kyle, in a very calm and serious voice, said, "Now, Mom, don't get nervous….but there's a double round-a-bout coming up." We whooped it up loudly when we got through that one. I felt so thoroughly accomplished.
The highways were easy to deal with, I just stayed way to the right and kept up the pace. I got a reflexive response to move to the right for the first part of the trip from the airport to the wonderful town of Largs on the West coast, but only on the smaller unmarked roads. I also would slip back in to habit just as we started off each time, and so before I started the car, we took to looking at each other and saying our driving mantra: Look right, stay left.
We had a riduculously fun, Three Stooges kind of time each time we got in the car. We'd naturally reach for seatbelts; no, it's not on my left. Kyle and I took to shaking hands or doodling our fingers at each other a la Moe and Curly as we found ourselves flailing in the air over our shoulders. I would constantly bang my knuckles on the inside of the car door as I reached for the gear shift with my right hand. Another part of the comedy routine. Thank God the brake and the gas pedals were not switched.
When I started teaching Kyle how to drive, I would have him reach over and move the gear shift for me so he would get the feel for it. I called upon this car-choreography that we had developed and had him reach over and do the shifting if traffic were heavy in the round-a-bouts, freeing my hand to work the flashers. Why they didn't switch sides for the other controls in the car was a mystery, but the way it was, it was difficult to co-ordinate it all (when my body wanted to be doing it the other way 'round anyway).
Driving "opposite" was a significant test to my concentration and my body mechanics habits, but in a day or so I was very comfortable with it and felt very much at ease.


A burglar who broke into his next-door neighbour's house was caught when his victim spotted his stolen belongings on eBay - and won an auction to buy them.
Barbara Kirkwood, 39, of Frome Road, east Hull, was fined £80, and must pay £312.50 compensation, for fraud by false representation, by selling an iPhone X then reporting it stolen, intending to make a gain of £625.
A HOMELESS man who was caught carrying a knife has been failed by society, his solicitor says.
Philip Kyte, 30, was arrested in Workington town centre just days after being released from jail for a similar offence.
A BURGLAR who broke into a shop which had not even opened and carried out three "professional" raids is behind bars today.
Craig Walker and an unknown accomplice smashed their way into the e-cigarette store in Middlesbrough in the early hours.


I really like the look and feel of Under Armour's new Men's Spieth 3 golf shoes. It's as technologically rich as any golf shoe on the market. The Clarino microfiber leather upper combines with an integrated lacing system to provide a secure fit, locking your foot into the shoe. The Clarino fabric is extremely breathable and durable. Under Armour's smart-woven forefoot and heel provide lightweight biomechanically correct foot support and the Dual durometer footbed brings lateral support and medial softness that allows you to harness power during the swing.
But that's just the tip of the iceberg. For enhanced cushioning that will last throughout your entire round, the Spieth 3 has a ¾ length EVA midsole and a carbon inset that has been strategically placed to create a stable hitting platform. A lightweight TPU outsole helps keep your foot grounded throughout the golf swing but perhaps the most remarkable feature of these shoes are the spikes. Two different types of spikes, just like the previous model. Spieth 3 uses both UA RST 2.0 and SoftSpike Tornado spikes. Under Armour's Rotational Resistance spikes have a lower profile this year and work in conjunction with the Tornado spikes to deliver horizontal traction and prevent rotational slippage during the golf swing. The Tornado spikes are very green-friendly and support traction for on-course comfort.
I recently had the opportunity to lace up a pair of Under Armour's new Spieth 3 shoes. The first thing I noticed was how snug they fit, almost form fitting. Because the Clarino leather is so supple, there is no break-in period required. I walked around in them for a while, hit several balls on the range and did some chipping and putting. I found them very comfortable and couldn't believe how well connected they kept me to the ground.
The UA Spieth 3 shoes are currently available for men in half sizes 7 – 13 and in either Black/Black or White/Overcast Grey. Retail price is $200 and includes a 2-year manufacturer's warranty.
The latest Under Armour golf shoe to hit the market is the UA HOVR Drive. The upper is made from a breathable, Clarino microfiber and the lightweight waterproof membrane keep you cool & dry. The 100% waterproof UA Storm technology repels water without sacrificing breathability and carries a 2-year limited waterproof warranty.
What's different about this shoe is the UA HOVR technology which supports the natural movement of your foot during your swing to provide a "zero gravity feel." This helps to maintain an energy return and helps eliminate impact step after step. This is aided in part by Under Armour's Compression Mesh Energy Web, made and molded with UA HOVR foam to give you back the energy you put in. Strategically placed cushioning and support from the ground up along with an integrated footbed, insole, midsole and outsole provide ultimate vertical traction. A dual durometer footbed provides lateral support and medial softness to harness power on your downswing.
The integrated lacing system forgives you a locked-in fit and the new, lower profile UA Rotational Resistance (RST 2.0) and Softspike™ Silver Tornado spikes help keep you firmly connected to the ground and comfortable during your round.
When it comes to comfort and keeping your feet firmly planted on the ground, the new HOVR drive shoes don't disappoint. They are available in Black/Metallic Silver or White/Red and in Men's sizes 7 – 15. Retail price is $160. For more information, visit the Under Armour website, www.underarmour.com.
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Safetred Universal is their classic safety floor solution for any area that presents a risk of slips or falls. An anti-slip grip provides a high level of protection, while its reinforced surface protects against stains and eases maintenance. Also available in a convenient vinyl tile format for ease of transport and installation.


My practice is based on the southern slopes of Bath. Please feel free to contact me with any questions you may have or to book an initial appointment. My fees are £80 for a one-hour session. I am registered with the main private health insurance companies. I also offer a limited number of concessions for those who can't afford full fee. Please do get in touch to check availability.
It is important that you should always feel in full control and free to discuss anything that arises knowing you are in a safe, non judgemental space.
An initial assessment appointment allows you to see if you are comfortable with me, discuss what worries you, ask questions, clarify confidentiality, and decide if therapy may assist you.


In February 2016, a trial excavation was conducted in the northwestern part of Bu'eina-Nujidat in Lower Galilee (Permit No. A-7632; map ref. 234025/745845; Fig. 1), after ancient remains were exposed in trial trenches opened prior to construction of a house. The excavation, on behalf of the Antiquities Authority, was directed by A. Efron (photography), with the assistance of E.J. Stern (scientific guidance), Y. Ya'aqobi (administration), R. Mishayev and R. Liran (surveying and drafting), Y. Alexandre (pottery), H. Tahan-Rosen (pottery drawing) and A. Shapiro (map). The fieldwork was conducted by members of the Hammudi family from Bu'eina-Nujidat.
Kafr Bu'eina was first mentioned during the third century BCE as a wine-producing estate (Tsafrir, Di Segni and Green 1994:80, Map 4). Conder and Kitchener documented in the village a built tomb from either the Roman or the Byzantine period, a rock-cut installation, a built reservoir and an ancient church rebuilt as a mosque (Conder and Kitchener 1881:362, 381, Map: Sheet VI). Excavations conducted at the site in 2003 and 2004 revealed meager remains of rock-cut installations, quarries, terrace walls and a cave used for dwelling (Dalali-Amos 2006 [Fig 1: A-4327]; Porat 2007 [Fig. 1: A-3961]). An excavation conducted in the ancient nucleus of the village in 2014 revealed fragmentary architectural remains from the Early Roman period, or possibly the late Hellenistic period, and the transitional Late Roman–Early Byzantine periods, as well as sporadic sherds from the Early Islamic and Mamluk–Ottoman periods (Alexandre 2016 [Fig 1: A-7169]).
One excavation square (25 sq m; Fig. 2) was opened in the courtyard of the modern house, on the lower part of the northern slope of Mount Tur'an. Remains of two walls of a building were exposed (W2, W3; Fig. 3) below the topsoil layer (thickness 0.5 m). Wall 2 (length 3 m, width 0.7 m) abuts W3 (length 4 m, width 1.2 m) on the south; most of the northern part of W3 was not preserved. The walls were built on a thin layer (thickness 0.2–0.5 m) of soil above the bedrock (Figs. 4, 5) and comprise two rows of large- and medium-sized fieldstones with a fill of smaller fieldstones between them; they were preserved to the height of one course. Since no floor was found, Walls 2 and 3 may have served as foundations, and their superstructure was not preserved.
The layers of soil associated with the building remains (L1, L4) and below them (L8) revealed potsherds dating from the late Hellenistic and the Early Roman periods, includingHellenistic cooking vessels (Fig 6:1, 2) and Early Roman cooking pots (Fig. 6:3–6) and storage jars (Fig. 6:7–11). One cooking pot is a Kefar Hananya Type 4A (Fig. 6:6; L8); one storage jar is a bag-shaped storage jar with a tapered neck (Fig. 6:10).
Alexandre Y. 2016. Bu'eina-Nujidat. HA-ESI 128.
Dalali-Amos E. 2006. Bu'eina. HA-ESI 118.
Porat L. 2007. Bu'eina. HA-ESI 119.
Tsafrir Y., Di Segni L. and Green J. 1994. Tabula Imperii Romani; Judaea-Palaestina: Eretz Israel in the Hellenistic, Roman and Byzantine Periods: Maps and Gazetteer. Jerusalem.
3. Walls 2 and 3, looking east.
4. Wall 2 and the bedrock, looking south.
5. Wall 2, looking east.


Winter has certainly hit and luckily these gorgeous wool scarves have just arrived in the store from Scotland!
These scarves are beautiful. Wish I lived closer to Melb. Maybe one day a trip on the train is on my 'to do' list.


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Gatunki domieszkowe - do grupy tej zalicza się drzewa, które występują w składzie gatunkowym drzewostanu w mniejszej ilości i nie pretendują one do roli gatunków głównych. Ich udział w ogólnej masie drzewostanu nie przekracza 10%.

Główną rolą gatunków domieszkowych jest urozmaicenie produkcji leśnej, pełniejszym wykorzystaniu możliwości produkcyjnych siedliska, przyspieszeniu i zwiększeniu produkcji surowca drzewnego. Cel ten osiągnąć można przez wprowadzenie gatunków szybko rosnących tzw. gatunków cennych liściastych.

Gatunki domieszkowe mogą spełniać swoje zadanie tylko na siedliskach żyznych. Wprowadzenie i występowanie tych gatunków na siedliskach bardziej ubogich sprowadza ich znaczenie do roli gatunków pomocniczych.

Do grupy gatunków domieszkowych zalicza się: grab, klon, brzozę, modrzew, wiąz, lipę i osikę. Z gatunków obcych wykorzystywanych u nas jako domieszka zalicza się: daglezję, żywotnika, i robinię akacjową.

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Caratteristiche tecniche
Trequartista, in grado di giocare lungo la fascia o di coprire il ruolo di seconda punta.

Carriera

Club
Compie la trafila giovanile tra le file dell'Al-Ahly. Esordisce in prima squadra il 16 giugno 2014 nella trasferta vinta 3-0 contro il Misr Lel Makasa, subentrando al 20' della ripresa al posto di Karim Bambo. Il 21 gennaio 2015 viene ceduto in prestito all'Al-Ittihad Alessandria.

Il 22 agosto 2015 si trasferisce in Grecia al Panaitolikos, firmando un contratto valido per tre stagioni. Esordisce nel campionato greco due giorni dopo contro il Panathinaikos dal primo minuto, lasciando il terreno di gioco a 5' dal termine per far spazio a Lucas Villafáñez.

Il 14 gennaio 2017 si accorda per tre anni con il PAOK. Esordisce con i bianconeri - e nelle competizioni europee - il 16 febbraio contro lo Schalke 04, nell'andata dei sedicesimi di Europa League, subentrando nei minuti finali al posto di Stefanos Athanasiadīs. Il 6 maggio la squadra si aggiudica la Coppa di Grecia.

L'8 agosto 2017 passa in prestito al Feirense, in Portogallo. Pochi giorni dopo - accusato di aver molestato le mogli di due suoi compagni di squadra, ne seguirà una denuncia per vie legali da parte dell'egiziano per false accuse - la società greca rescinde il prestito del giocatore. Il 29 agosto passa in prestito all'Atromitos.

Il 6 gennaio 2021 torna al PAOK, accordandosi con i greci fino al 2022.

Nazionale

Dopo aver disputato alcuni incontri con le selezioni giovanili, l'11 ottobre 2015 esordisce in nazionale maggiore in occasione dell'amichevole disputata tra Egitto e Zambia (terminata 3-0 per i Faraoni), subentrando nella ripresa al posto di Tarek Hamed.

Il 4 gennaio 2017 il CT Héctor Cúper lo inserisce nella lista dei 23 convocati che prenderanno parte alla Coppa d'Africa 2017. Il 4 giugno 2018 viene incluso nella lista dei 23 convocati per il . Esordisce nella competizione il 15 giugno contro l'Uruguay da titolare. Esce nella ripresa sostituito da Ramadan Sobhi.

Convocato per la Coppa d'Africa 2019 il 26 giugno 2019 viene escluso dal torneo dalla Federazione Egiziana a causa di uno scandalo sessuale che lo vedeva coinvolto dopo che una donna messicana aveva postato su twitter conversazioni private in cui Warda le inviava foto e video delle sue parti intime. Tuttavia, due giorni dopo, viene riammesso in squadra per intercessione di Mohamed Salah.

Statistiche

Presenze e reti nei club
Statistiche aggiornate al 23 dicembre 2022.

Cronologia presenze e reti in nazionale

Palmarès

Club

Competizioni nazionali

Al-Ahly: 2013-2014

Al-Ahly: 2014

PAOK: 2016-2017, 2020-2021

Competizioni internazionali

Al-Ahly: 2014

Al-Ahly: 2014

Individuale
Calciatore straniero dell'anno del campionato greco: 1
2018

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Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Calciatori della Nazionale egiziana


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Youth sports referee busted in sex sting kills self: authorities
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A youth sports referee busted last month in Georgia during an underage sex sting took his own life after he was released from jail on bond, authorities said.
Brent Lawrence Parton, 38, of Canton, was charged with sexual exploitation of children and obscene internet contact after a four-week investigation by the Cherokee County Sheriff's Office during which he allegedly thought he was chatting with a 12-year-old girl who turned out to be an undercover investigator, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.
Parton, who worked as a basketball referee for a county youth league, died Monday of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound at his home following his release from a county jail after posting $10,500 bond on Feb. 28, sheriff's spokesman Jay Baker told the newspaper.
Parton also served as an umpire and district director for Dizzy Dean Baseball in Georgia for years, WSB-TV reports.
"My first thing is, you never know what people do in their private lives," the amateur league's national director, Chris Landry, told the station. "I'm in total shock. I just couldn't believe it."
Parton was arrested while on his way to officiate a basketball game at an elementary school in Canton, according to the station.
Parton was removed from his role in the baseball league following his arrest. He had passed a background check as recently as January, Landry said.
"If he's guilty, I'm glad he got caught because I can't imagine what I would do if it was my granddaughter," Landry said.
The director of the county's Parks and Recreation Department told WSB-TV that Parton, who was not a county employee, would also be banned from officiating its games in the aftermath of the criminal charges.
Funeral services for Parton will be held Saturday at Sardis Baptist Church in Canton, according to his obituary.
"Brent enjoyed coaching football, baseball, and wrestling," his obituary continued. "He was a good friend and would do anything for anyone. Brent was always taking care of family and especially loved spending time with his nieces and nephew."
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Tuesday, December 15, 2020 - 4:15am
VIENTIANE, LAO PDR—U.S. Ambassador to Laos Dr. Peter M. Haymond presented scholarships to 18 female law graduates at a ceremony in Vientiane Capital on December 15 to attend a year-long professional legal training course at the National Institute of Justice (NIJ). The event, held at the NIJ and attended by Vice Minister of Justice Mr. Bounsavath Boupha, Director General of the National Institute of Justice Mr. Bounta S.Phabmixay and more than 50 other representatives from the NIJ, Ministry of Justice, U.S. Embassy, private law firms, and development partners, demonstrates the United States' continued support to the Lao PDR's justice sector and the Lao government's work to build a rule of law state.
These scholarships, funded through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), will provide financial support to help these women complete a year-long professional legal training course at the NIJ, which is a requirement for law graduates to become certified judges, lawyers or prosecutors. The scholarships are aimed at encouraging more female law graduates to pursue these careers.
United States Supports More Legal Aid Offices in the Lao PDR
Monday, November 23, 2020 - 3:45am
With support from the United States through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), the Ministry of Justice opened a Legal Aid Office in Luang Prabang Province on November 23. The ceremony was witnessed by Vice Minister of Justice Bounsavath Boupha, Vice Governor of Luang Prabang Vongsavanh Thepphachanh, and U.S. Ambassador to the Lao PDR Dr. Peter M. Haymond and attended by more than 80 representatives from the Government of Laos.
U.S. Provides 50,000 Malaria Test Kits to Lao PDR
Friday, November 13, 2020 - 4:15am
Continuing the United States' longstanding support to the Lao health sector, U.S. Ambassador to Laos Dr. Peter M. Haymond presented 50,000 malaria diagnostic kits to Vice Minister of Health Dr. Bounfeng Phoummalaisith at a ceremony in Vientiane on November 13. These rapid test kits, provided through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), will be distributed to public health facilities in areas where the number of malaria cases remains high. This donation is the first part of a larger shipment coming next year that will help the Government of Lao PDR maintain stocks of this important tool in the fight against malaria.
United States Hosts Indo-Pacific Business Forum Event in Laos
Thursday, October 29, 2020 - 4:45am
The Embassy of the United States of America in Vientiane brought together on October 29 senior representatives from government, industry, and the non-profit sector for a major event linked to the 2020 Indo-Pacific Business Forum – which is being held in Hanoi, Vietnam. The Vientiane event, which included virtual viewing of keynote Business Forum addresses about the Indo-Pacific region and in-person panel discussions focused on the Lao PDR, was chaired by U.S. Ambassador to Laos Dr. Peter M. Haymond. Participants analyzed trade and foreign investment opportunities post-COVID-19 in the Lao PDR for U.S. and international businesses.
United States Supports First Legal Aid Office in the Lao PDR
Tuesday, October 13, 2020 - 6:45am
With support of the United States through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), the Ministry of Justice opened the first-ever Legal Aid Office in the Lao PDR at a ceremony in Vientiane Capital. The ceremony at Vientiane Capital Department of Justice was witnessed by Vice Minister of Justice Bounsavath Boupha, Vice Major of Vientiane Capital Mr. Sihoun Sithiluexay, and U.S. Ambassador to the Lao PDR Dr. Peter M. Haymond and attended by more than 80 representatives from the Ministry of Justice, lawyers, and development partners.
USAID Supports the Lao Bar Association to Increase Free Legal Access for the Poors and Vulnerables
Sunday, September 20, 2020 (All day)
Today, in a ceremony at the Vientiane Capital Court, the U.S Agency for International Development (USAID) Legal Aid Support Program provided a grant of LAK 389,556,000 or equivalent to USD 42,700 to the Lao Bar Association. Deputy USAID Country Representative to Laos, Mr. Patrick Bowers, witnessed the signing of the grant between President of the Lao Bar Association (LBA) Mr Khamsay Soulinthone and the Asia Foundation Country Representative Mr. Todd Wassel.
United States Hands Over Supplementary Reading Books to the Ministry of Education and Sports
Thursday, September 17, 2020 - 5:45am
Continuing the United States' ongoing support for education in the Lao PDR, U.S. Ambassador to the Lao PDR Dr. Peter M. Haymond presented supplementary reading materials on behalf of the United States to Dr. Daravone Kittiphanh, Director of Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education and Sports (MoES) at Saka Primary School in Phonehong District, Vientiane Province on September 15, 2020. The event, attended by more than 100 people, including representatives from the Ministry of Education and Sports and teachers and students, commemorated International Literacy Day.
USAID and MOH Celebrate Key Successes on the Implementation of COVID-19 Activities
Wednesday, August 26, 2020 - 7:30am
The Ministry of Health (MOH) and the United States Embassy celebrated the successful implementation of the Local Health System Sustainability (LHSS) COVID-19 Response program funded by the United States through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) at a project learning event and closing ceremony on August 27 in Vientiane Capital. The event, chaired by Dr. Sisavath Southaniraxay, Deputy director of DCDC, and USAID Country Representative to Laos Mr. Michael Ronning, convened representatives from the Government of Laos, the U.S. Embassy, USAID, Save the Children and Scaling Up Nutrition Civil Society Alliance to share lessons learned and key successes and plan for future actions to combat COVID-19.
United States, Japan, and UNICEF Help Children in Residential Care Settings and Protection Shelters to Fight COVID-19
On August 26, the United States Government, the Japanese Government, UNICEF Lao PDR handed over essential hygiene and recreational kits, including soap, bleach, detergent and painting tools for more than 1,000 children in residential care institutions and protection shelters to fight COVID-19. These supplies are provided with funding from the United States Government through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Government of Japan.
USAID and UNICEF Scale up Investment in Better Health and Nutrition Outcomes for Mothers and Children in Lao PDR
Thursday, August 6, 2020 - 7:30am
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) in partnership with UNICEF, has committed to support the Government of Lao PDR to improve the health and nutrition of mothers and children living in the most vulnerable communities and geographically hard-to-reach areas. USAID provided a grant worth USD 2.8 million to UNICEF for a five year-project expected to be launched in September 2020.


Most of us have to deal with illness, and somehow get things done. But when you're sick (as I am right now), and you are an independent writer and editor, what are you supposed to do about it?
That sounds ridiculous to say, doesn't it? Because we all struggle with illness. Very few people have charmed lives, and even they have to deal with the illnesses of beloved family and friends (or, sometimes, four-footed companions).
Still, when you're in my position, and need your mind to do your work, but your mind isn't at its best, and your body definitely isn't either…what's to do?
I've been trying to plot a book. This isn't normally what I do, as I take an idea and run with it; I'm a pantser, not a plotter (that is, I sit down and write whatever it is, and then fix it on the fly). But plotting can't hurt me, and thus, I'm trying to do that now and see where I get.
Now for the big question: What do you do when you feel lousy, but are a creative person and need to express yourself? I'd appreciate hearing any tips you might have in the comments.
Folks, you may have noticed that I haven't blogged at all since last week Monday.
There's a reason for that. I've been ill, first with a nasty sinus infection, and then with a suspected case of food poisoning on top of that.
I hate giving these sorts of updates, mind you. They annoy me. I want to be doing things. I want to be writing, editing, reviewing books, even putting in job applications…but instead, I've been having to rest, eat bland food, and rest some more.
Needless to say, I'm not a happy camper.
My husband used to tell me that if I rested when I needed to rest, I'd come back stronger. His advice was always good, and I'm trying to take it now. But it's incredibly difficult because I want to be up and doing, and instead am confined to baby steps.
I've been told that the food poisoning (or whatever it is that's severely irritated my stomach) should be gone by the weekend. I sincerely hope so. As it is, all I can do now is plan to get things done just as soon as I'm physically able to do them.
And that's not a position I like being in.
Folks, there's a number of things to cover, but I have only a limited amount of time to cover 'em all. So let's get started with a shameless plug, shall we?
Next, due to my health continuing to be problematic at best, I won't be reviewing anything at Shiny Book Review this week. I do hope to review two books by Karen Myers — good, solid fantasies about fox-hunting, dogs, and just a bit of the Wild Hunt for good measure — very soon. I also have books by Ash Krafton and Chris Nuttall that I've read and am pondering, but am not quite ready to review . . . anyway, I plan to review these four books as soon as I can, starting with at least one book by Karen Myers next week over at SBR. So please, stay tuned.
As for everything else . . . my favorite baseball team, the Milwaukee Brewers, lost a heartbreaker at home this afternoon to the St. Louis Cardinals, 7-6. The Brewers had tied the game in the bottom of the 8th on a suicide squeeze, perfectly executed by Nori Aoki, so things looked as if the Brewers might actually be able to win against the Cardinals at home. Unfortunately, when Brewers closer Jim Henderson entered in the top of the ninth, he ended up giving up a run partly because he didn't hold his runners on base very well. Had he done a bit better at that, the Brewers and Cardinals might still be in extras right now, tied with a score of 6-6, because Henderson pitched well aside from that.
A health update: I continue to have problems with what I've been told are "the remnants of bronchitis." Because I have asthma, these remnants continue to cause me to feel completely wiped out. I'm able to concentrate better, providing I continue to rest much more than usual, and I have been able to resume work on a difficult edit in progress. I'm also thinking about various stories and worked on one of them, albeit in prose notes form only (no dialogue, a couple of brief character sketches, and scene setting), earlier today.
So that's progress, of a sort. But it is slow.
I just have to remember that even incremental progress is still progress. And that it's important that I keep trying . . . as if I could ever forget.
Anyway, there were a number of other stories that caught my eye this week — Howard Kurtz getting fired from the Daily Beast due to a factual inaccuracy in an article Kurtz wrote about NBA basketball player Jason Collins (Kurtz said initially that Collins didn't explain that he'd actually been engaged to a woman for eight years, which wasn't true — in Collins' first-person Sports Illustrated piece, Collins clearly says that he was engaged to a woman. Kurtz's newspaper made a correction later, saying that Collins had "downplayed" his engagement instead, which makes more sense, but apparently Kurtz himself did not make this correction.), Harper Lee suing to regain her own copyright for TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD due to what appears to be an unscrupulous agent giving her bad advice in order to profit himself, and, of all things, a second grade teacher in Colorado who taped the mouths of her twenty-eight students shut. She's currently on paid administrative leave as, apparently, doing this to her twenty-eight students is not considered a crime in Colorado.
I'd love to write about those three things — any, or better yet, all. But right now is not the time, as I continue to have problems drawing a full breath. As long as this condition persists, my energy level is just not going to be what it should no matter how strong my will is that wishes it otherwise.
At any rate, all I can do is to get up every day and try my best. I'm doing that.
My hope is that I'll be able to feel better soon and do much more of what I'm accustomed to doing — writing, editing, and playing music (I can't do the last at all, and it'll probably be at least a few more weeks before I can even make an attempt, considering) — rather than how I feel right now: more than a tad guilty for leaving three juicy blog subjects on the cutting room floor, all because my health just won't allow me to do them justice right now.
Down with the Flu . . .
. . . and take that any way you want.
So far, 2013 has shaped up to be a year full of illness, frustration and pain. I haven't enjoyed it, but I have continued to do whatever I can despite all of the various things that have cropped up.
I saw my sister last week, which is a good thing. Unfortunately, she came up with a particularly nasty case of the flu and let me know she'd been diagnosed with the same on Monday.
Despite all of the various things that have hit me within the last two or three months, I haven't yet had an "official" flu diagnosis. (Merely "flu-like symptoms" or a secondary infection — usually a sinus infection, occasionally a respiratory ailment as well — but not an actual diagnosis calling for Tamiflu or any of the other drugs that can help minimize a case of the flu.) And it's possible that this isn't the flu either, though it assuredly feels like it as it came on suddenly within the last twenty-four hours and has disorganized my thinking like no one's business.
So my hope is that it will leave suddenly, also.
If so, it wouldn't be the flu — it might instead by that Australian norovirus I've heard about, which has a duration of 48-72 hours of nastiness for most people, then runs its course — but that doesn't mean it's any less distressing to deal with.
Topping it all off, I was midway through a story that I'd planned to submit to an anthology in a few days. I don't know this particular editor (I won't name her), though I do know her writing . . . anyway, I'd introduced myself, told her a bit about my story and she said she'd look forward to reading it.
This particular anthology has a deadline of February 1. I've known about it since early October — just before I took on the Bleacher Report internship, in fact — and thought about what I wanted to do that would meet the requirements of the anthology. I had finally come up with what I thought was a winning idea . . .
. . . and am now too ill to finish the dratted thing up.
I do have tomorrow to make a stab at it, and if I can finish it up and believe it's credible, I will try.
But the chances to do so do not look promising.
I know, however, that if I can finish this story, albeit more slowly than I'd like — providing I can do so before March 31, that is — I can try the Writers of the Future contest one more time as ELFY still isn't out (I'm still going over copy-editing changes and have been asked to make one, last pass of my own in addition), not even in ARC format (that's "advanced reader copy" to thee and me). I may still be eligible even for the June quarter (though I'm unsure); I do know I'll be eligible for the March 31 quarter.
So maybe not all is lost, no matter how it looks right now.
In the past few days, I did do some editing on some paying projects and a little bit of writing (I got all of 300 words into it yesterday before stalling, again). So it's not that I've done nothing whatsoever this week . . . far, far from it.
I just haven't been able to get this done when it counts. And that vexes me.
Illness and Exhaustion . . .
. . . have kept me from my blog.
Yes, that's the truth. I've been extremely tired due to the flu/sinus infection combo that I've been fighting, and that's the main reason why I haven't written a blog for several days.
The secondary reason is that a long-delayed edit has finally been completed for one of my private customers. (I have two others in train for a different entity.) I'll be reading it over momentarily to catch anything else noteworthy, then will put this particular edit to bed.
Tomorrow, somehow, I plan to write a book review over at Shiny Book Review (SBR). I have read several books, but the one I am reasonably sure I'm going to review (unless my mind wholly fails me) is Dave Freer's STEAM MOLE, a YA action-adventure SF story set in an alternate universe with just a hint of romance to spice up the mix.
Next week, my reviews will include Marie Lu's LEGEND, at least one of K.E. Kimbriel's three novels, and possibly the GALACTIC CREATURES anthology as well, all providing that my health continues to improve a mite and that I'm able to have enough strength to order my thoughts in a coherent manner. (Sometimes, writing a book review — writing anything — is a lot tougher than it looks.) Other books that should be reviewed by the end of the year are Red Tash's TROLL OR DERBY (another long-delayed review), Sharon Lee and Steve Miller's DRAGON SHIP (I call this the "anti-romance") and Paul Dillon's THE MAGIC IN THE RECEIVER — another book that would've been reviewed by now if not for my illness gumming up the works.
Plus, there are a few Christmas romances by Sabrina Jeffries and Victoria Alexander that I plan to write a "2-for-1 special" for on the Saturday before the big day, Sherry Thomas's TEMPTING THE BRIDE (which will be factored in somehow in the next few weeks) and last but not least is Sean Williams's exhaustively researched and extremely dystopian THE CROOKED LETTER, another long-delayed review.
And I might squeeze another piece of nonfiction in there, too, just to keep everyone on their toes.


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Release date: January 10. 2020
Best friends Mia and Mel (Tiffany Haddish and Rose Byrne) are living their best lives running their own cosmetics company they've built from the ground up. Unfortunately, they're in over their heads financially, and the prospect of a big buyout offer from a notorious titan of the cosmetics industry Claire Luna (Salma Hayek) proves too tempting to pass up, putting Mel and Mia's lifelong friendship in jeopardy. The beauty business is about to get ugly. Like a Boss also stars Billy Porter, Jennifer Coolidge, Ari Graynor, Natasha Rothwell, Jessica St. Clair and Karan Soni. Get Like a Boss movie tickets and showtimes at Regal theatres, on the Regal mobile app, or online at www.regmovies.com.
Original title: Like a Boss
Cast: Rose Byrne, Tiffany Haddish, Salma Hayek, Karan Soni, Jennifer Coolidge, Natasha Rothwell, Ari Graynor, Billy Porter, Jessica St. Clair
Director: Miguel Arteta
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This Month's Meeting: February 12 2018 - 7:30pm Location: Raiders Esports Center - 49 St Clair Ave W, Toronto ON RSVP: here / Facebook Can't make it to the meeting? We are hosting an online time to discuss what happened/ gather any other input on Saturday February 17 on our discord server! Announcements Tara leaving Janet and Melissa are taking over We are hoping to sit down and go over things with them in the near future Maria has stepped down Her new project Gamers Galaxy Still apart of the guild and going to continue volunteering Update on number from last year $24,924 / ELTO Team: $258,550 USD **Still need final numbers but waiting until SickKids rep can get us those Guild Direction We want to be a hub for local/ SickKids fundraisers We want to empower others to start their own projects/teams/incentives Reaching out to local businesses and groups to get them to help Amylyn reached out the some people at Telus in Barrie. Make packages/ templates to make it easy for people to reach out and connect with people. Ways for people to get involved. Volunteer Opportunities Breakout March 16 - 18 Please send Justin a message (Social Media/ Discord or Email) We need to decide if we are doing other cons like Anime North Fan Expo Atomic Lollipop International Tabletop Day April 28th 401 Games expressed interest in doing another one [vaughan location] Group Questions/ Discussion Social event - Non meeting related (how frequent) Discord thread for local events Concern about them being during the week if they are longer things Want to do every other meeting to be partnered with something a bit more social Community forms /Discord We are going to get some stuff updated on there Feel free to post anything that you find of interest Swag There is interest in another Sweater/ T-shirt order (onesies) Volunteer sign off We will double check to make sure we can sign off on hours. High school we can sign off for community service hours Canadian funds are being accepted this year through Extra Life Should be in the spring. For sure will happen before Game Day 2018 Old Connections Some concern about maintaining connections we have made in the past. We are going to approach them with some ideas of what they can do on their own and we can assist versus running things for them. Next Month's Meeting: Will be discussed at meeting Location: Raiders Esport Center RSVP: ?
This Month's Meeting: October 23 2017 - 7:30pm Location: Raiders Esports Center - 49 St Clair Ave W, Toronto ON RSVP: here Intro Welcome new members Updates Goal 770 Recruits signed up to play for sickkids $8,288 USD for ELTO group $51,138 Raised for SickKids SickKids Updates SickKids VS Limits launch on Friday October 27th To rebuild the hospital while it's still operating Newest technology, creation a global database to be able to help kids across the globe. New Commercial Ads on IGN for Extra Life / SickKids including clips from EGLX 2016 Sickkids does their own mini Halloween event. Kids come down to get toys from booths. Toys vs Candy because of allergies and safety reasons. We are super close to raising $1 Million for SickKids since the start of the Extra Life program. Great Job everyone, let's push to reach that this year! Leadership Updates Introduce our new leadership team Scott [Social Media Marketing] Justin [Volunteer Coordinator] Matt [Happiness Manager] Maria [Corporate Sponsors & Events] Jess [Admin] We are always looking for people to take on small projects! Events Adventuring Zone October 29th 2017 10am No volunteers needed Game Day Full Details Nov 4-5 noon to noon We are looking for a few volunteers [Please message @Descrier] SickKids Champion Sponsors Raffle, Hourly Giveaways, 50/50 Open to donations if anyone wants to give anything Event Attractions Twitch Streamers [ @FoxRacingGurl is looking for a few for game day please message her if interested] Countdown & Cheque Ceremony Poster Party [Message extralifebex@gmail.com if you want some posters to hang at local shop/work/ etc.] Twitch Meetup November 18 Looking for some volunteers please message @Descrier Holiday Party Date: TBD End of Nov Suggestions were made about maybe doing it at the Rec Room Please message @GravenTheRed with any ideas Holiday Auction Date: TBD Project that Bex and Rob is working on No details yet, but keep us updated Canadian Wide Leadership call CND is coming in 2018 #HYPE We are doing a post mortem call in December. If anyone has anything they want brought up please let us know Next Month's Meeting: ?? See above for holiday party Location: Raiders Esport Center RSVP: ?
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The new biopic by Simon Curtis, Goodbye Christopher Robin, joins other films (including the coming-soon The Man Who Invented Christmas) about authors, giving us the story behind the most popular children's books in the English language, Winnie the Pooh.
A.A. Milne (Domhnall Gleeson) returns from the front lines of France after World War I a broken man. Suffering from PTSD, he can't produce the comedies he once wrote for the London stage. Needing to get away from the noise of London, Milne moves his wife, Daphne (Margot Robbie), and young son (Wil Tilston) to the countryside of Sussex. They call the boy "Billy Moon," but his real name is Christopher Robin. Having wanted a girl, Alan and Daphne left Billy's raising mostly to the nanny, Olive (Kelly Macdonald).
Wanting to write a book that will convince people war is not the answer, Milne takes his time ruminating over the idea, much to the disgust of Daphne who ups and leaves for London, telling Alan that she'll return when he starts writing again. The absence of his wife allows Milne to spend more time with Billy, taking walks in the woods that surround their home. Billy talks constantly, drawing some gentleness and playfulness out of his normally reserved father. The more time they spend in the woods, the more Milne is convinced that he's supposed to write a children's story to bring happiness into people's lives.
Initially named Edward, Billy changes his teddy bear's name to Winnie after visiting the real Winnie, a bear at the London Zoo. Together with Eeyore, Piglet and Tigger, the Winnie the Pooh stories begin taking shape. When Daphne returns from London, she brings Kanga and Roo as a gift for Billy (Owl and Rabbit only ever existed in imagination). Since the Milne's have never called Billy by his given name, Alan figures he could use it as a name for Winnie's human friend, Christopher Robin.
When the book is published it flies off shelves and the fame goes not to Alan but to Billy as the "real" Christopher Robin. In demand for public appearances, Billy's parents make him available to all comers garnering financial gain. Billy hates all the attention and gets bullied for being Christopher Robin. As Christopher Robin's fame spreads, Alan becomes withdrawn, no longer playing with Billy in the woods. As Billy longs for anonymity once again, all he wants is to spend time with his father.
It's only when Billy grows up and enlists as a private in the British Army during World War II, does the rift between father and son begin to heal just a bit.
Goodbye, Christopher Robin, as the title indicates, is about the disappearance of childhood for this boy who just wanted to be a kid. His childhood was unexpectedly ripped away by unwanted fame. The film is really about family and fame and how the two didn't mix well for the Milne family. Billy felt betrayed that his innocent imaginings were taken by his father and given to the whole world. That the world loved them so much was not Billy's fault.
I grew up with the Disney version of Winnie the Pooh (yes, and Tigger, too!) so I'm very eager to find the original stories and read them myself and expose my young nephews to them. While Goodbye, Christopher Robin is a bit of a sad story, I think it can be a great inspiration for parents to encourage their children's imaginations. Imagination is a great thing and in today's world dominated by electronic sounds and images, allowing kids to let their imaginations run wild is a healthy thing to do.


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Бретви́ль-сюр-Див () — коммуна во Франции, находится в регионе Нижняя Нормандия. Департамент коммуны — Кальвадос. Входит в состав кантона Сен-Пьер-сюр-Див. Округ коммуны — Лизьё.

Код INSEE коммуны — 14099.

Население
Население коммуны на 2010 год составляло 295 человек.

Экономика
В 2010 году среди 186 человек трудоспособного возраста (15—64 лет) 128 были экономически активными, 58 — неактивными (показатель активности — 68,8 %, в 1999 году было 67,7 %). Из 128 активных жителей работали 114 человек (61 мужчина и 53 женщины), безработных было 14 (11 мужчин и 3 женщины). Среди 58 неактивных 13 человек были учениками или студентами, 28 — пенсионерами, 17 были неактивными по другим причинам.

См. также
 Список округов Франции

Примечания

Ссылки
 Национальный институт статистики — Бретвиль-сюр-Див

Коммуны департамента Кальвадос


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Some of those dams desperatly need for the fill tap to get turned on.
Sure do need some water in places.
Am told that Atkinsons is actually at 3% not the 9% quoted.
I was told by a near by land owner of cania that they may stop fishing there soon as the water is too low?? and an other close by dam cann't remember the name has been dry for 2-3 years they are driving around on the bottom.
but would you have the readings for S.E.Q. and northern N.S.W. Glenlyon coperton etc.
Just happens that I was in a meeting on Saturday with one of the Fisheries fellas that monitor Cania. He said that the saratoga & jew have both spawned during the low water, the bass & yellowbelly have lost a little weight & the silver perch are piling the weight on.
No significant impacts on the the fishery so far. Some 02 levels are down but not critical to date. There are no weed beds to speak on left either.
I've heard nothing about closing Cania to fishing. Nearby dam? I Think Callide or Wuruma would be the nearest to Cania. Both are quite low.
How come Cressbrook and Cooby miss the list. Cause they're not in the SIP system. This will change I am lead to believe. I think they are both around the high 80's and with the rain around at the moment who knows..
I didn't include Cooby or Cressbrook because they don't ring me to tell me the levels, nor do they put the levels on the net anywhere that I know of. I aint callin STD just to get a bloody answering machine from the cranky ranger.


Neema and I are representing Carnegie Mellon at this year's International Symposium on Wearable Computers, which is taking place in October just outside of New York City.
Neema's going to be presenting a context-aware mobile phone that was developed by a group of students in CMU's rapid prototyping class. He'll also talk about his user research on the interruptibility of mobile phone users and other aspects of the project.
I'll be presenting research I did this spring on the link between the functionality and perceived comfort of wearable devices. The gist is that subjects' comfort ratings changed depending on what we told them a wearable device did! There were also differences in comfort ratings between device locations (arm and back) and between genders.
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Getting back on-board Crystal Symphony was like being welcomed home, in fact many of the staff said just that! From the moment we set foot onto the pier everything was taken care of… but that, I'm coming to learn, is just the Crystal way. The staff, who I already knew were amazing, surpassed my expectations (I didn't think that was possible!), many of the crew were still onboard from my last sailing and straight away recognised me, and not only that but they remembered my cocktails of choice and proceeded to bring them over…frequently.
Cruising the Bay of Biscay, we sailed between the white cliffs of Dover and beautiful Bordeaux calling at Honfleur, Guernsey and St-Malo. Each port was as picturesque and charming as the one before and gave me the opportunity to experience my first tender service, which resulted in one of my favourite pictures of the trip!
One thing I always look forward to before I embark a Crystal Cruise is the food, and they certainly didn't disappoint. I have been truly spoilt by the quality of the steak served onboard and so logically this was my first and last meal in the Crystal Dining Room. During our trip I was especially impressed with the service and food in Prego, the Italian speciality restaurant. The staff were incredibly attentive, with the speciality Maître D, Bruno and his team making sure our every wish and need was catered for and this got our cruise off to the perfect start. The other speciality restaurant, Silk Road was another highlight and the Nobu Box proved the best way to try some of Nobu's most famous dishes; blackened miso cod, wagyu beef and rock shrimp.
Another thing I always enjoy is getting to know fellow guests. The great thing about a Crystal Cruise is that for a mid-size ship they carry far less passengers than other operators, meaning you really do get to know your fellow passengers. Whether it's singing Karaoke in Avenue Saloon and bonding over Sinatra; attempting to ballroom dance in Starlight Club with the Crystal Ambassador Hosts and laughing over your 2 left feet; or planning your next trip with the help of locals you have just met. With so many like-minded individuals onboard it's hard not to make friends that will last a lifetime.
My only complaint… and it will be the same every time… is having to disembark! Saying goodbye to our friends, both guests and crew, doesn't get easier and heading back to reality just gets harder. But it's a small price to pay for the memories and joy I've experienced on Crystal Cruises.
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