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German awarded Nobel Medicine Prize for cancer virus work
AFP/DDP/DPA/The Local - [email protected] • 6 Oct, 2008 Updated Mon 6 Oct 2008 12:24 CEST
German researcher Harald zur Hausen has been awarded half of the 2008 Nobel Prize in medicine for his discovery of human papilloma virus (HPV), which causes cervical cancer, the Nobel Assembly at the Karolinska Intitute announced in Stockholm on Monday.
The reward was "a great surprise and a great pleasure," zur Hausen said in an interview with Germany's ZDF public television broadcaster after he was
named. "This prize means a great deal to me because on the one hand an area has been recognised that has increasingly moved to the forefront in cancer research, namely the role of infectious agents," he said.
The professor emeritus and former Chairman and Scientific Director of the German Cancer Research Centre in Heidelberg will share the award with France's Francoise Barré-Sinoussi and Luc Montagnier, who discovered two viruses that cause HIV.
Zur Hausen, 71, will officially receive his portion of the approximately €1.4 million award on December 10 – the anniversary of Alfred Nobel's death.
"Harald zur Hausen went against current dogma and postulated that oncogenic human papilloma virus (HPV) caused cervical cancer, the second most common cancer among women," the institute said in a statement. His research, which began in the 1970s, has led to the recent development of prophylactic vaccines against high risk HPV types 16 and 18.
"The global public health burden attributable to human papilloma viruses is considerable," the institute's statement continuted. "More than 5 percent of all cancers worldwide are caused by persistent infection with this virus."
#Health #Nobel #women #medicine
AFP/DDP/DPA/The Local 2008/10/06 12:24


E V O isn't your run-of-the-mill EDM producer.
Just when you thought trap producers had tried every last trick in the book, E V O has delivered a banger that brings something new to the table. For "Bullet & The Gun" - which came out today on Pantheon Select - he's enlisted the vocal stylings of Eden Knight. In addition, he's employed production techniques that could make the song a popular reference track among up-and-comers.
Knight's angelic vocal soars over serene melodic sound design elements for the first portion of the track. A blistering drop with inventively incorporated sound effects contrasts sharply with that which came before, punctuated intermittently by chopped samples of the topline. A bridge illuminates the song's central motif before a variation in production sets the second drop ablaze.
Little is known about E V O except that he hails from Brisbane, Australia. Four months ago he collaborated with Slaiman on a chiptune-reminiscent hip-hop beat titled "Wrapper," and followed it up last month with the three-track EP titled MEME-STEP.
"Bullet & The Gun" featuring Eden Knight by E V O is out now on Pantheon Select. Stream it across platforms here.
SVYR Closes Out The Year With Bass House Banger "Kick The Funk"
BoyPanda and JURGAZ Join Forces on Hyphy Trap Tune "10K"
BoyPanda and JURGAZ brought the grit in their new collaboration.


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Q: iOS 13 and UINavigationBarDelegate::shouldPop() I've upgraded the Xcode to 11, and I found some issues on iOS13 Simulators/real devices of our iOS app with shouldPop() method from UINavigationBarDelegate protocol:
This protocol has 4 methods, 3 of them are working fine, only this shouldPop() doesn't work anymore.
If I run the app on previous iOS version devices/Simulators, everything is fine, shouldPop() is called but if I run the app on iOS13, shouldPop() is not called.
Because on previous iOS version everything is ok, 3 out of 4 methods of the protocol are called and I din't find in documentation that shouldPop() is not-supported/deprecated, it seems to be a bug, but I am not sure.
Do you guys have any idea about this?
Thank you,
Tibi.
private class DummyNavigationController: UINavigationController, UINavigationControllerDelegate, UINavigationBarDelegate {
    var rootViewController: UIViewController? {
        didSet {
            self.delegate = self
        }
    }

    func navigationBar(_ navigationBar: UINavigationBar, didPush item: UINavigationItem) {
        // working
    }

    func navigationBar(_ navigationBar: UINavigationBar, shouldPush item: UINavigationItem) -> Bool {
        // working
        return true
    }

    func navigationBar(_ navigationBar: UINavigationBar, didPop item: UINavigationItem) {
        // working
    }

    func navigationBar(_ navigationBar: UINavigationBar, shouldPop item: UINavigationItem) -> Bool {
        // not working
        return true
    }
}

private class DummyViewController: UIViewController {
    convenience init(_ showBackText: Bool) {
        self.init()
        if !showBackText {
            self.navigationItem.title = ""
        }
    }
}

class OpenModalWithNavigation {

    static func present(viewController: UIViewController,
                        parentViewController: UIViewController,
                        showBackText: Bool = false,
                        presentationStyle: UIModalPresentationStyle = .overCurrentContext,
                        transitionStyle: UIModalTransitionStyle = .crossDissolve) {

        let navController = DummyNavigationController()
        navController.rootViewController = parentViewController
        navController.pushViewController(DummyViewController(showBackText), animated: false)
        navController.pushViewController(viewController, animated: false)
        navController.modalPresentationStyle = presentationStyle
        navController.modalTransitionStyle = transitionStyle
        parentViewController.present(navController, animated: true, completion: nil)
    }
}

Edit:
After some investigation in our big code, yes, we call popViewController() from a custom "back" button. It's somehow similar with the code below: if I put in DummyNavigationController via OpenModalWithNavigation.present() a qqq instance, the shouldPop() is not fired.
class qqq: UIViewController {
    override func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()

        self.view.backgroundColor = UIColor.green

        let button = UIButton(type: .custom)
        let backImage = UIImage(named: "back")
        button.setImage(backImage, for: .normal)
        button.frame = CGRect(x: 0, y: 0, width: 30, height: 30)
        button.addTarget(self, action: #selector(self.goBack), for: .touchUpInside)

        let backButton = UIBarButtonItem(customView: button)
        self.navigationItem.leftBarButtonItem = backButton
    }

    @objc func goBack() {
        self.navigationController?.popViewController(animated: true)
    }
}

Also, the simplified form of qqq (see below), it will not work... It seems to be related to popViewController()
class qqq: UIViewController {
    override func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()

        DispatchQueue.main.asyncAfter(deadline: .now() + .seconds(2), execute: {
            self.navigationController?.popViewController(animated: true)
        })
    }
}

If I press the default back button, everything is ok, shouldPop() is called; not when we call popViewController() - this is happening only on an iOS13 running device/simulator; for pre-iOS13: everything is fine.

A: It seems that it's not working properly only on the iOS simulator. If you try to run on the device, everything is fine.

A: In iOS 13.4 it only works if implemented in the same file of the controller that uses it, could be in a separate extension but must be the same file... that is. The other three methods still continue to work as before, as they should.
At least this is how I solved the problem, I had the implementation in a generic extension inside a framework that stopped working.

A: Remove private access modifier from Navigation controller class declaration.
class DummyNavigationController: UINavigationController, UINavigationControllerDelegate, UINavigationBarDelegate {
    var rootViewController: UIViewController? {
        didSet {
            self.delegate = self
        }
    }

    func navigationBar(_ navigationBar: UINavigationBar, didPush item: UINavigationItem) {
        // working
    }

    func navigationBar(_ navigationBar: UINavigationBar, shouldPush item: UINavigationItem) -> Bool {
        // working
        return true
    }

    func navigationBar(_ navigationBar: UINavigationBar, didPop item: UINavigationItem) {
        // working
    }

    func navigationBar(_ navigationBar: UINavigationBar, shouldPop item: UINavigationItem) -> Bool {
        // working
        return true
    }
}

Private access restricts the use of an entity/class to the enclosing declaration, and to extensions of that declaration that are in the same file.
If you still face issue let me know.

A: This isn't answer to your question but if it helps anyone...
shouldPop wasn't called for me in a simulator but it worked on a device. I had shouldPop method declared in an extension of UINavigationController. I removed it from extension and put it in UINavigationController subclass and now it works in simulator too.

A: I have experienced the same issue when using an extension on UINavigationController in the simulator.
I have therefore decided to use a concrete class as the delegate. Since I am not making very many of them, maximally three or four per storyboard. Setting the Custom class field in the storyboard doesn't seem too bad.

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Forget it Hillary. Sorry Bernie.
When the time came for the Florida Courier to endorse either candidate, the edgy Black newspaper dropped a bombshell with a large headline just five days before the crucial primary elections in the sunshine state.
"NONE OF THE ABOVE," the headline read in caps. It was a much different response nearly 1,000 miles away at the historic New York Amsterdam News. The newspaper's endorsement of Hillary Clinton drew numerous praises and racked up nearly 47,000 likes on Facebook as of April 11.
It's a testament to the enduring power of the Black Press, particularly, Black newspapers. But in the past decade, their influence have been challenged by other mediums, changing times and attitudes among a new generation of voters.
For Clinton, the endorsement was her latest coup d'état to win Black voters in New York, where they helped her seal her Democratic nomination for president. On Tuesday, April 19, she deflated the momentum of her opponent Bernie Sanders, who in the last several weeks, swept the primaries in Wisconsin, Wyoming, Washington and Hawaii.
Despite Sanders' momentum, the 107-year old New York Amsterdam News stood behind the former first lady. In light of escalating racial problems around the nation, many of the nation's major Black newspapers are not endorsing any presidential candidate this election season, according to a survey by The Chicago Crusader. Many are also not endorsing candidates running for local, state and Congressional offices. Some cite longstanding editorial polices that prohibit endorsements during elections. Other Black newspapers are cutting their support to express their disappointment with the political establishment.
Out of 26 major Black newspapers surveyed by the Crusader, 19 publications are not endorsing any candidate this year. Only seven have blessed Clinton or any candidate with an endorsement. In addition to the New York Amsterdam News, they include The Jacksonville Advocate, The Michigan Chronicle, and The St. Louis American. All of the papers endorsed Clinton for the Democratic presidential nomination.
In Chicago, Clinton bagged endorsements from the city's three major Black newspapers, the Crusader, the Defender and the Citizen. The Chicago Crusader sister paper, the Gary Crusader also endorses Clinton as that city prepares to hold their primary May 3.
Unlike other newspapers, the Chicago Crusader did not endorse Rahm Emanuel in his reelection campaign in 2014.
None of the Black newspapers surveyed endorsed Sanders, a candidate who has been supported by a host of Black celebrities, including Spike Lee, Kanye West and scholar Dr. Cornel West.
Among the Black newspapers that are not endorsing any candidates in this year's primaries are The Philadelphia Tribune, New Pittsburg Courier, The Florida Courier, Tri-State Defender, The Washington Informer, The Atlanta Voice, The Los Angeles Sentinel, The Indianapolis Recorder, The Carolina Peacemaker, The Charlotte Post, The Cleveland Call and Post, The Final Call, The Houston Forward Times, the LA Wave and the Richmond Free Press.
With racial and social issues boiling over in the Black community, Black newspapers editors are making tougher decisions about granting political endorsements. Many Black publishers and editors aim to send a message to candidates whose platforms do not offer any sound solutions to longstanding problems in the Black community.
One Black newspaper that's not giving out presidential endorsements, The Tri-State Defender, made the evening newscast in Memphis when it decided not to support two opposing Black candidates for mayor last October. One failed to show up for an interview with the newspaper's editorial board while the other candidate did not impress the staff with his platform.
The Atlanta Voice said that it does not endorse political candidates, because of their editorial policy. The city's mainstream daily newspaper, the Atlanta Journal and Constitution, ended its practice of giving political endorsements in 2010 after complaints from its readers who didn't want to be told how to vote.
On its website, The Charlotte Post explained its decision to hold back on its endorsements.
"In a presidential election cycle, local elections are often overlooked. However, the people who earn out votes in the March 15 primary are the people who are the most responsible to local interests," the statement reads.
In an unusual twist, rather than endorsing one Democratic presidential candidate, The Richmond Free Press in Virginia encouraged its readers to vote for either Clinton or Sanders.
On March 10, The Florida Courier voiced its frustration on why the newspapers refused to back any political candidate this year.
This wasn't the first time The Florida Courier withheld its endorsement. The newspaper also made headline when it decided not to endorse the Democratic candidate Charlie Crist or incumbent Florida Governor and eventual winner, Republican Rick Scott.
Though many Black newspapers are not making any endorsements, most publications are maintaining their traditional advocacy roles as Black journalists. Many are providing favorable and expanded coverage of Clinton's campaign promises to help Blacks gain more economic opportunities and boost funding to historically Black colleges. Black newspapers are also providing much ink to denounce Republican frontrunner Donald Trump.
During Barack Obama's campaign for president against John McCain in 2008, many Black newspapers threw their weight behind him to help him become the nation's first Black president. This support also came from some mainstream conservative newspapers, which for the first time in their history, endorsed a Democratic candidate for the White House, including the 169-year old Chicago Tribune. Other conservative mainstream papers that traditionally support Republican candidates, declined to give any endorsements in 2008.
In fueling Obama's rise to the White House, Black voter turnout was the highest in U.S. history, surpassing White participation for the first time.
Historically, the Black Press has played a significant role in deciding presidential and political elections. The once mighty Pittsburgh Courier fueled President Franklin D. Roosevelt reelection bids after he made promises to desegregate the military prior to World War II. In Florida in 1984, The Miami Times pushed Black voters to polls to oust then Mayor Maurice Ferre, who fired the city's first and only Black city manager, Howard Gary.
That was decades ago. Today, the influence of Black newspapers has been challenged as more Blacks use mainstream newspapers and other sources to examine and choose their political candidates. Despite the competition, endorsements and editorial coverage from Black newspapers are still being sought out. During the campaign for the Illinois Primary, Clinton, along with a handful of congressional, state and judicial candidates sought endorsements from Chicago's Black newspapers.
To beef up her exposure, Clinton hired Delmarie Cobb, a Black seasoned public relations guru with strong ties to the city's Black newspapers. As it turned out, Clinton swept Chicago's heavy Black electorate along with a handful of white candidates who received endorsements from the city's Black newspapers.
The Chicago Crusader is a member of the National Newspaper Publishers Association. Learn more about becoming a member at www.nnpa.org.


Stand Your Ground (SYG) has been a widely debated topic across the United States, especially with the numerous high-profile cases involving self-defense. Approximately twenty-two (22) states have some version of a stand your ground law. As of today, the states that have SYG laws include Alabama, Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, Mississippi, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, and West Virginia.
Most Stand Your Ground laws change the common law requirement in self-defense, which requires a duty to retreat to the best of one's ability before using force. All stand your ground laws have some form of "no duty to retreat" language in them. In Florida, a person who uses force in "justified" self-defense cannot be arrested, detained in custody, or charged and prosecuted. The new Florida Senate Bill 128 proposes to change some procedural aspects of SYG required to prove that the defendant qualifies for immunity.
Being charged with a violent crime such as an assault, battery or homicide can be completely life changing, even if it is done in self-defense. Having an experienced criminal defense attorney to help explain Stand Your Ground law, and how it may apply to your case can alleviate some of the fear and stress caused by the trial process. Speak with the Pumphrey Law now for more information about the current status of stand your ground in Florida. Pumphrey Law is located in Tallahassee, Florida, just minutes from Florida State University. Call (850) 681-7777 to schedule a no obligations consultation about your case.
In order to fully understand the significance of Senate Bill 128, you should understand the definition of "burden of proof." Generally, the prosecution is tasked with the proving the defendant guilty. With such a "burden" falling on the State, the defendant does not have to prove or show anything. In Florida, self-defense is an affirmative defense.
An affirmative defense is the defendant's side of the story put forth, that if proven true, creates a justification for an otherwise unlawful act. As of now, the Florida Supreme Court, in its majority opinion in Bretherick v. State, 170 So.3d 766, (Fla. 2015), has set forth the procedure for asserting immunity under SYG.
Under Bretherick, a defendant that claims immunity under SYG must prove by a preponderance of the evidence the entitlement to the immunity at a pretrial hearing. A preponderance of the evidence is a standard of proof that a proponent must meet in a pretrial hearing. The preponderance of the evidence is defined as "more likely than not." Until SB 128 passes, a defendant must prove that it is more likely than not that he or she is entitled to immunity.
As stated above, under Bretherick, a defendant has the burden of proving that he or she is entitled to immunity under Stand Your Ground. If Senate Bill 128 is enacted, then the burden shifts from the defendant to the State, meaning that the prosecutor will have to prove that the defendant is not entitled to SYG immunity.
Additionally, Senate Bill 128 will change the standard of proof. Currently, the standard of proof is by a "preponderance of the evidence." If SB 128 is enacted, then the standard of proof will be "beyond a reasonable doubt." Beyond a reasonable doubt is a higher standard of proof than preponderance of the evidence.
Therefore, the State will have to prove that the defendant is not entitled to immunity beyond a reasonable doubt if CS/SB 128 passes the Florida Legislature.
Visit the official website of the Florida Senate to find out more information on the status of the upcoming changes to the Florida Stand Your Ground law sponsored by the Judiciary and Senator Rob Bradley (R).
Visit Online Sunshine the official website of the Florida Legislature for the full statutory language of the current Florida Stand Your Ground law.
Visit Forensic Engineering Technologies for more information about how their forensic investigators can detect various emotions on 911 emergency calls, such as anxiety, fear, anger, or aggressive intent. The Pumphrey Law Firm has used their experts in previous Stand Your Ground trials in Florida.
Stand your ground is a difficult standard to prove. With the new changes emerging, your rights and duties under Florida law could change. Under these circumstances, it is imperative that you speak with a knowledgeable Florida criminal defense attorney who has handled defense cases for years. Speak with one of the attorneys at the Pumphrey Law Firm for more information about your case.
Pumphrey Law represents clients throughout the Tallahassee, Florida area, throughout Leon County. Call (850) 681-7777 for a consultation about immunity under Florida Stand Your Ground.


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Q: Unexpected results from an if statement within a for loop I am writing some JavaScript (nothing fancy - I am a noob) and when I try to log my results to the console I am getting unexpected results. The else statement kicks in way more frequently than it should. for example, I am seeing that if i=3 and j=3 =>(x1+x2=6/100) then the else statement is being called, which of course it shouldn't do as 6/100 < 1. I'm probably being really dense, but any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.

EDIT//
Here are the logs I am getting:
Thanks for your comments, here is the log:

0.023799999999999998
arbitrage.js:49 (3) [0.98, 0.01, 0.01]
arbitrage.js:48 0.034
arbitrage.js:49 (3) [0.97, 0.02, 0.01]
arbitrage.js:48 0.047599999999999996
arbitrage.js:49 (3) [0.96, 0.02, 0.02]   //point A
arbitrage.js:53 Hello
arbitrage.js:54 0.047599999999999996
arbitrage.js:55 (3) [0.96, 0.02, 0.02]   //point B
arbitrage.js:48 0.068
arbitrage.js:49 (3) [0.95, 0.03, 0.02]
arbitrage.js:48 0.07139999999999999
arbitrage.js:49 (3) [0.94, 0.03, 0.03] //point A
arbitrage.js:53 Hello
arbitrage.js:54 0.07139999999999999
arbitrage.js:55 (3) [0.94, 0.03, 0.03]  //point B
arbitrage.js:48 0.09519999999999999
arbitrage.js:49 (3) [0.9299999999999999, 0.04, 0.03] //point A
arbitrage.js:53 Hello
arbitrage.js:54 0.09519999999999999
arbitrage.js:55 (3) [0.9299999999999999, 0.04, 0.03]  //point B

If you look at Point A which has run through the normal if statement and then look at point B which has run through the else statement. The values for x2,x3 and hence x1 are the same. How can this run through both if and else? Also none of these should run through point B as  0.02+0.02 for example < 1.
//

export function arbitrageCalculator3Way(odds){

    let x1=0;
    let x2=0;
    let x3=0;

    let potentialMax=0;
    let maxMin=0;
    let holderCombo=[0,0,0];
    let arbReturn =0;

    for (var i=1;i<99;i++) //nearest percentage
    {
        for (var j=1;j<99;j++)
        {

            x2 = i/100;
            x3 = j/100;

            if(x2+x3<1){

                potentialMax = (Math.min(odds[0][0]*(1-x2-x3),odds[0][1]*x2,odds[0][2]*x3));

                if(potentialMax>maxMin)
                {
                    maxMin=potentialMax;
                    holderCombo=[1-x2-x3,x2,x3];

                    console.log(maxMin);
                    console.log(holderCombo);
                    debugger;
                }

            }
            else{
                console.log("Hello");
                console.log(maxMin);
                    console.log(holderCombo);
                    debugger;
                break;
            }

        }

    }
    x1 = 1 -x2 - x3;
    arbReturn=(maxMin-1)*100;

   console.log(arbReturn);
    console.log(`${x1}   ${x2}   ${x3}`); ////hmmm error.
    debugger;
    return arbReturn;

}


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Andrea Bulfon (né le  à Trieste) est un joueur italien de volley-ball. Il mesure  et joue attaquant.

Biographie

Clubs

Palmarès
 Championnat d'Italie (1)
 Vainqueur : 2014
 Supercoupe d'Italie
 Perdant : 2013

Voir aussi

Articles connexes

Liens externes
  Son profil sur le site de la CEV
  Son profil sur le site de la Legavolley

Notes et références

Joueur italien de volley-ball
Naissance en décembre 1996
Naissance à Trieste
Sportif italien du XXIe siècle

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Football notebook: WKU running back stable faces "interesting" future
Western Kentucky running back Antonio Andrews (center), is brought down by Arkansas State defensive back Chaz Scales (right) and Don Jones during the game Saturday, Sept. 29, 2012 at Liberty Bank Stadium in Jonesboro, Arkansas. This is the second season in a row that Western Kentucky has begun Sun Belt Conference play agains the Arkansas State Red Wolves. In the last matchup, The Hilltoppers lost 22-26.
Lucas Aulbach
Junior running back Antonio Andrews has been the bread and butter of the WKU offense this season.
Andrews is No. 2 in the nation in all-purpose yards per game with 213 and No. 15 in the NCAA with an average of 108.4 rushing yards per game.
He had perhaps his biggest game of the season on Saturday when he rushed for a carer-high 215 yards and a touchdown in a 26-13 WKU win over Arkansas State in Jonesboro, Ark.
Andrews wasn't the starter when the season began, though. That distinction belonged to junior Keshawn Simpson, who rushed for 60 yards on eight carries in the season-opening win over Austin Peay before leaving with a knee injury.
Simpson hasn't played a down since then, but Taggart said he's a lot closer to being in playing shape.
His return puts the Toppers in an odd predicament of having possibly too much talent — the impact it will have on Andrews, current centerpiece of the WKU offense, remains to be seen.
Taggart said he would address the issue when Simpson is back in starting shape.
"It'll be interesting," the coach said. "We'll see when (Simpson) gets back out there and see how he goes.
"If he gets to where he's 100 percent and can go, we'll put him in there and have some plays for him and he'll just add to what we intended to do anyways to start the season."
Taggart said there's no reason to rush Simpson back since Andrews and freshman running back Leon Allen, who has taken the second-string snaps in the past four games, have been performing so well.
"We've got two really good backs right now — one is filthy good right now," he said. "We've got to keep that going."
Toppers look ahead during week off
The Toppers have something this weekend that they haven't had in a long time — some time off.
Well, not exactly "off."
"I wouldn't say 'off,' Taggart said about the week. "Hopefully they don't take these days off, hopefully they do something football related to keep them going."
For the first time in six weeks, WKU does not have a football game scheduled for the coming Saturday. The next scheduled game is on Oct. 11, a road game against Troy.
The bye week could be important for some of WKU's injured players. Senior quarterback Kawaun Jakes is nursing an injured left knee and Simpson is still working to get back on the field.
Other than that, WKU has been pretty lucky avoiding the injury bug this season, Taggart said.
"Knock on wood, but we've been fairly healthy," he said. "It gives our guys a good chance to get their bodies back together and be ready to attack that week with an enthusiasm unknown to mankind."
Taggart said WKU is already preparing for the Trojans.
"We started yesterday," he said on Monday. "It's going to be a big-time game and those guys are playing really well and they're going to be well-coached."
The Toppers will travel to Troy, Ala., next Wednesday for their bout with the Trojans on Thursday.
Taggart said he expects a hostile crowd on the road.
"It's going to be another tough environment playing on the road," he said. "We're going to have to play a great ballgame in order to win."
Dowling to return at Troy
He missed the game on Saturday, but sophomore safety Jonathan Dowling will be patrolling the WKU backfield in their next game against Troy.
The safety, currently tied for the NCAA lead in interceptions per game, was suspended for the ASU game for a late, helmet-to-helmet hit in the Southern Mississippi game.
He is eligible for WKU's next game, but Taggart said Dowling will have to earn his starting job back from senior Kareem Peterson, who replaced him on Saturday.
"We don't give anybody anything around here — you've got to go and work," he said. "We're sure Jonathan's going to come and compete and work for that job but I wouldn't go in and say either of those guys are the starter."
Dowling wasn't totally absent against ASU. He was on the Toppers' sideline offering some vocal support for the team.
Taggart said that shows how much he cares about WKU.
"That's Jonathan," the coach said. "He cares about his teammates and he cares about his team and he was trying to do everything he can to motivate his guys to go out and play."

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Pavel Brioullo ou Paul Brioullo (en  ; né en 1760 et mort le ) est un sculpteur et peintre russe d'origine française.

Académicien du premier degré en sculpture sur bois de l'Académie russe des Beaux-Arts et peintre miniaturiste, il est le père de Théodore Brioullov (Fiodor), Alexandre Brioullov et Karl Brioullov.

Biographie

Les Bruleau sont une famille d'origine française, protestante (huguenote), qui après la révocation de l'Édit de Nantes (en 1685) s'est installée à Lunebourg en Allemagne. De là, Georges Bruleau part s'installer en Russie en 1773, accompagné de son fils cadet et de deux petits-enfants, de son fils aîné et de Paul Bruleau, qui a alors 13 ans. Leur nom est russifié en Brioullo. Ce dernier étudie avec son grand-père Georges et son oncle sous la direction duquel il obtient sa maîtrise. En , Pavel Brioullo est admis à l'Académie russe des Beaux-Arts où il obtient bientôt le titre d'académicien.

En , Pavel Brioullo est désigné comme professeur pour la formation de la classe de sculpture, de dorure, et de laquage de l'Académie des Beaux-Arts avec un salaire de deux cents roubles par an et un appartement de fonction.

L'année suivante, Brioullo reçoit le titre d'académicien en sculpture ornementale en bois pour les travaux qu'il a réalisés. En 1799, il quitte le service de l'Académie, mais se voit encore confier des travaux par celle-ci.

Famille
Pavel Brioullo a été marié à deux reprises :
 avec sa première épouse, la jeune Krautvedel, il a eu un fils (Théodore Brioullov) ;
 de son second mariage avec Marie-Élisabeth Chreder sont nés quatre fils (Alexandre Brioullov, Karl Brioullov, Ivan et Pavel) et deux filles (Ioulia et Maria).

Alexandre Brioullov eut également un fils peintre dénommé également Pavel Brioullov (1840-1914).

L'atmosphère qui régnait dans la maison familiale était toute de travail ; Karl Brioullov a témoigné que son père ne restait jamais oisif et était toujours occupé. Tous ses enfants se sont tournés vers des carrières artistiques.

Russification du nom français Bruleau
En 1822, les fils de Pavel Brioullo, Alexandre Brioullov et Karl Brioullov ont été invités à devenir pensionnaires de la Société impériale d'encouragement des beaux-arts pour une période de quatre ans. Le , ils quittent Saint-Pétersbourg et partent d'abord en Allemagne, puis en 1823, en Italie où ils s'installent à Rome. Avant leur départ de Russie, le nom de famille des deux frères est officiellement modifié avec l'ajout des lettres cyrilliques « въ », soit v en alphabet latin et en français, et devient Brioullov au lieu de Brioullo.

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Bibliographie
 Петров П. Н. «Сборник материалов для истории Имп. академии художеств», СПб., 1864, т. I. — Статьи «Брюлловы» в энциклопедических словарях Березина, Брокгауза и Ефрона и «Большой Энциклопедии» изд. т-ва «Просвещение».

Liens externes

  La famille Brioullov sur junior.ru.

Peintre français du XVIIIe siècle
Peintre français du XIXe siècle
Peintre de l'Empire russe au XVIIIe siècle
Peintre de l'Empire russe au XIXe siècle
Sculpteur de l'Empire russe au XVIIIe siècle
Sculpteur de l'Empire russe au XIXe siècle
Sculpteur français du XIXe siècle
Naissance en 1760
Décès en janvier 1833
Décès à 73 ans


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Delillo's most recent and ominously titled novel tackles the aftermath of September 11th by giving us the story of two New Yorkers – Keith and Lianne. We meet Keith on the horrifying day itself as he slogs, dazed and stunned and holding someone else's briefcase, away from the rubble and toward Lianne, his almost ex-wife, whom we are told he has been separated from for over a year. Lianne, who we learn later had watched the towers fall believing Keith was inside, believing he was dead, lets him in and slowly these two bewildered individuals find themselves a family again.
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On the day the novel opens, the twin towers are no longer a part of the New York City skyline but their ghost looms over the entire novel with a lurking shadow and Delillo parallels this metaphorical reality in several places: Lianne's father's years-before suicide, the children hunting the skies for planes and believing that the already fallen towers will fall again, and even the sporadic attention paid to Keith's missing friends. It's extremely well-done, this idea that something missing can take up more space in its absence and just one example of the many questions that Delillo poses in Falling Man.
But that's why you built the towers, isn't it? Weren't the towers built as fantasies of wealth and power that would one day become fantasies of destruction? You build a thing like that so you can see it come down. The provocation is obvious. What other reason would there be to go so high and then to double it, do it twice? It's a fantasy, so why not do it twice? You are saying, Here it is, bring it down.
There is quite a lot packed inside this novel, a lot of questions and a lot of ideas in only 246 pages. In one sense it presents just one single road inside September 11th, only one example of an individual's reaction to the trauma and damage of that day. But at the same time, Keith and Lianne's couple offers the dual perspectives of survivor and spectator and Delillo works these distinctions very well.
Among other literary explorations of America's response to September 11th as a defining moment, Falling Man stands out as careful and specific, as honest but still kind, and most of all, as an attentive work of art.
I tried DeLillo once and didn't like him, and I'm jaded and tired of 9/11 books, but this sounds really good. I've been ignoring it, but maybe I'll give it a try.
You've managed to draw a lot from this book, which is one I hopelessly failed with. You may convince me to try DeLillo again. I'm finding he's an author who I feel I should appreciate more, but never can.
Fantastic review, verbivore! I'm not sure I could read this myself, but I enjoyed very much what you had to say about it.
Dewey – This was my second experience with Delillo, one very old and now this most recent one. My admiration for his writing skill has increased with both readings and I'm eager to read more even a lot of what he chooses to write about aren't my favorite themes.
Stephen – I think its interesting that you don't get much from Delillo because I often get the sense that men like Delillo much more than women do so its nice to see a differing opinion. As I mentioned above, I think he is a tremendous writer and so I appreciate his books on that level. I have never felt any real sympathy for any of the characters he's created – something I'll have to think about more.
Litlove – Thank you and I'm glad you enjoyed the review. I have to admit to taking a rather long time in getting around to read this one – the subject matter just didn't entice me. For what its worth, I think Delillo did a very good job with a tricky moment in American history.
Good to read your positive review on this book. I have it in my "to read" stack, and now I've put it on the top.
Sharon – Thanks, and I'd love to know what you think of it!
Great read on this, Verbivore! I too am anxious to look at more Delillo. I thought he did an admirable job with this very tricky and recent subject matter.
Thanks LK, I agree he did do a great job with something so recent. It will be interesting to see how these books evolve over time and what new perspectives present themselves in say 10 years.


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McGleenan adds that redundancy extends to broadband connectivity. To avoid outages, the facility is served by two 1Gig fiber optic connections provided by different suppliers. WiFi is similarly available through duplicate services.
One Union Recording was founded by McGleenan, a former advertising agency executive, in 1994 and originally had just one sound studio. More studios were soon added as the company became a mainstay sound services provider to the region's advertising industry.
In recent years, the company has extended its scope to include corporate and branded media, television, film and games, and built a client base that extends across the country and around the world.
Recent work includes commercials for Mountain Dew and carsharing company Turo, the television series Law and Order SVU and Grand Hotel, and the game The Grand Tour.
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Why build when you have the perfect opportunity to own this one of a kind true gem of a home! Located just minutes from Maple Lawn in the highly desirable Reservoir Estates neighborhood in one of the top rated school districts in Howard County! Former Craftmark model home that is just like new, has been lightly lived in and is still covered under the first year home builders warranty until December 2019! This home also comes with an extensive amount of builder upgrades which include: over 6,000 square feet of professionally designed spaces, surround sound speakers, all upgraded appliances, lighting and fixtures, covered deck with a fireplace, full wet bar in the basement and much much more. Just minutes from Rt 29 and 95! Recently Appraised for $1,005,000. Don~t wait!
Truly one-of-a-kind Victorian situated on a spacious 1.28 acre lot with beautiful landscaping and mature trees. Built in 1870 and renovated with an eye to quality, this spacious home features endless charm. The main living area showcases a true chef's kitchen, with restaurant quality range and SubZero refrigerator. There is ample cabinetry and an eat-in breakfast nook.The front library is a cozy place to relax, but features a full bathroom and could easily be a main level bedroom. Other main level rooms include the living room and formal dining room, as well as a spacious enclosed side porch. Upstairs, in the front of the home, you will find two large bedrooms. The third upper level bedroom is currently used as an exercise room. The master suite is truly luxurious, with incredible closet space, a large sitting area, and phenomenal master bath, complete with sauna. Off the master suite is a small office/den. One of the home's truly unique attractions is the space currently used for the owner's salon. It was built to be easily converted to an in-law/au pair suite, which is evident when observing the layout. However, the new owners could also pursue a variance for home office or business space. Additional highlights include basement workshop and wine cellar (accessible from enclosed porch area).
The Crown Jewel of Bentley Park! Premier elegance served in style in this 5 Bedroom, 5.5 Bathroom former Torino Model Home in the sought after Bentley Park Community. Be the envy of your neighbors when you entertain in this stylish home with over 6,000 sq. ft. of total living space featuring a Gourmet Kitchen with Granite Countertops, Stainless Steel Appliances, Large Island, Desk Area, Dining Room, Family Room w/ Gas Fireplace and Mudroom as well as Hardwood Floors and Custom Moldings throughout the Main Level. Enjoy a spacious master suite with luxury bath and his and her closets. This rare find also has and additional upper level with a bedroom, private bath and sitting area. Perfect for those out-of-town guests. Finished walkout basement with family room, wet bar and theater room and game area designed to have fun with family and friends. When you arrive at Bentley Park, you will be greeted by stunning architecture found in charming streetscapes and a new community filled with plentiful amenities that are available and ready to use. They include scenic walking trails, winding biking paths, a sparkling swimming pool, community clubhouse, and 3 playgrounds! Location is EVERYTHING in real estate and everything is located at Bentley Park! Konterra Town Center is a new commercial development, said to rival Tysons Corner. It will bring upscale shopping and dining just a few miles away. Talk about a shopper's dream come true! Close to 95, Commuter Rail, Fort Meade, Baltimore and DC.
Price drop! Contemporary, 3 acre, wooded escape in Howard County, Laurel. Master Bedroom Suite and Spa Bath occupy the entire top floor. This uniquely designed estate home boasts 3 full bedrooms, top floor private master suite with spa bathroom and steam shower. Main floor includes large kitchen and several dining and entertaining spaces. There are oak hardwood floors throughout and new carpet in the basement area with two large bedrooms and two entertainment spaces! Walk this landscaped property and find a well maintained Koi Pond, with several large Japanese Koi fish for the new owner, small bridge and bench area, and many private and serene views. This home has many amenities including: wrap around porch with wooded views, separate sun room, screened in front porch, cedar closet, double oven and built in range, new Pella Door, large two car garage with covered overpass, beamed ceilings, master bedroom office, built in shelving and many more architectural features. Skylights and patio doors throughout this home make it a bright open space ready for new owners.
Stunning Colonial Home 3 Level 6 Bedrooms 4.5 Bathrooms with almost 6,000 sq. ft. of total living space featuring a Gourmet kitchen With Granit Countertops, Stainless Steel Appliances, Large Island, Dinign Room, Large Breakfast Nook that opens to Sunroom. Large Luxurious Owner Suite W/ Sitting room, Walk-IN Closet, Soaking Tub & Huge Shower, Family room w/ Fireplace plus a Den or Library and Mudroom as well as Hardwood Floors, Lots of Natural Light, Huge deck perfect for BBQ~s. Elegant very large fully finished Basement, 1 Year Home Warranty, Knoterra Town Center is a new commercial development , said to rival Tyson corner,It will bring upscale shopping and dining just a few miles away. Close To Major Commuter Routes Easy access to Shopping and Dining. Conveniently located at the ICC & 95/495 Rt. 29 Commuter Rail, Fort Meade, Baltimore and DC, makes commuting a breeze.
To view please use address: 9153 Riverhill Rd, Laurel MD 20723. Howard County Schools, 2 Car Garage, Included Crown Molding, Included Smart Home Tech Package, Luxury Plank flooring on Main level, Gas Stainless Steel Appliances. Ask about our current closing assistance package. Photos for viewing only.
Beautiful community surrounded by wooded parkland, Kindler Overlook is almost sold out. Located on the Western side of Laurel Howard County, near Rt 29 and Rt 32. This treed lot is available for your new home to be built. The photos are of the Chartley model, one of many floor plans you can choose. The price shown is for the amenities included in the spec example. Some time to still pick and choose. Visit the model home at 10932 Hilltop Lane Columbia 21044. Open Sat 1-3pm but closed Easter Sunday.
HUGE PRICE CUT FOR QUICK SALE. THIS HOME PRICE NORMALLY IS MORE THAN $710,000. PRICED WAY BELOW MARKET BECAUSE SELLER MOVED TO ANOTHER STATE AND HOME NEEDS SOME UPDATING. SPACIOUS near 3400sq ft home at end of cul-de-sac features 5-BEDROOM, 4.5-BATHROOM, 2 STORY FOYER, 2 STORY SUNKEN FAMILY ROOM with fireplace, 1ST FLOOR LIBRARY and ATTACHED 2 CAR GARAGE. Beautiful HARDWOOD FLOOR in eat-in kitchen with DACOR STOVE, CENTER ISLAND, stainless appliances, and SUNNY BREAKFAST ROOM. LARGE DECK BACKING to private yard. UPPER LEVEL with gorgeous master suite, 2nd bedroom with en suite bath, and 3rd & 4th bedrooms with shared bath. FINISHED WALKOUT BASEMENT with a full bar, huge entertaining area, 5th bedroom and full bath. Newly replaced 2-Stage Energy Efficient Heat Pump in attic and renovated basement bath shower. Open house Sat 1-3pm and Sun 2-4pm. Everyone is welcome for touring this charming home and for asking questions to the listing agents.
The Crown Jewel of The Villages At Wellington! Stunning Premier elegance served in style in this 5 Bedroom, 4.5 Bathroom colonial. Be the envy of your neighbors when you entertain in this stylish home with over 6,600 sq. ft. of total living space featuring a Gourmet Kitchen with Granite Countertops, Stainless Steel Appliances, Large Island w/pendant lighting overhead, custom backsplash, Double Ovens, Butler~s Pantry, Beverage/Wine Refrigerator, with spacious Morning Room. Large deck off of Morning Room with lighting and outdoor paver patio with pergola and electrical outlets. Retaining wall with planters and custom lighting. Outdoor playground with swings, slide, rock wall and playhouse. Elegant Dining Room and Formal Living Room, Two Story family room with Stone Fireplace. Custom cabinets and Granite Countertops in laundry room as well as Hardwood Floors throughout the Main Level.Enjoy a spacious master suite and sitting area, tray ceiling and custom ambient lighting, with luxury bathroom with dual shower heads, and his and hers sinks with granite countertops. All bedrooms are spacious and have custom closets.The Fully finished basement is an entertainers dream. Large Granite Bar, and Custom Cabinets w/wet bar, Custom Backsplash and Glass shelving, and Beverage Refrigerator. Built in Cabinets and Storage In Craft/Exercise Room. In wall iPod jack, and Ceiling Speakers in Exercise/Craft Room. In wall and ceiling 8.1 Polk Audio Surround Sound Theatre System with Built In Subwoofer and Multi-Media Hookups (VGA, component, video, HDMI, coaxial and CAT6) in Media Area. In floor electrical outlet. Additional amenities include: Custom paint throughout home; Custom faux wood blinds throughout on all windows, app based programmable dual zone thermostat; water heater replaced December 2018. Large storage area and separate utility room. Outdoor storage shed for garden tools.This home has all the Bells and Whistles, wonderful location situated in a peaceful subdivision.
Spacious home with pretty hardwood flooring in the foyer, living room, dining room and main level library. It has updated stainless steel appliances in the kitchen along with a sun-filled breakfast room with a bay window.There is a first floor library that could also be a 5th bedroom. It has new carpet in first floor family room with wood burning fireplace and sliding glass door to large patio. The upper level features a large master suite with an updated master bathroom. It has 4 additional large bedrooms all with new carpet in April 2019. Great use of lower level with rec room, craft room and man cave / wine room. Lower level has walk up exit to side yard and newly fenced rear yard in 2018. It has over 4100 square feet of finished space. Easy access to Baltimore and Washington DC. Minutes away from shopping and dining at Maple Lawn. Close to I95, B/W Parkway, RT 29, ICC and much more.
Luxury lake front end unit 3-bedroom 3.5-bathroom, 2 car garage colonial-style town home located in a gated community of Stone Lake. Boast an open floorplan with a spacious loft, hardwood floors 9-foot ceiling and full finished lower level. Kitchen with granite counters, center island, and breakfast nook with a clear view of the lake. Hardwood floors throughout, family room with gas fire place. Maser bedroom on first floor with walk-in closets and luxury bath. This home boast natural sunlight, upgrades galore, stone accents, freshly painted. Community amenities boast a security gate, security, boat ramp, common grounds, jog/walk path, lake,picnic area, pier/dock, tennis courts, tot lots/playground, water/lake privileges.
BRAND NEW FLOORPLAN - Yardley, To view new plans please use address: 9153 Riverhill Rd, Laurel MD 20723. Howard County Schools, 2 Car Garage, Included Crown Molding, Included Smart Home Tech Package, Luxury Plank flooring on Main level, Gas Stainless Steel Appliances. Ask about our current closing assistance package. Photos for viewing only.
Cornerstone Homes presents the new private community of Patuxent Overlook located in Howard County. Still time to pick one of the last of 9 homesites surrounded by wooded open space. The Chartley floor plan has 5 BD, 3.5 BA, a 2 car garage & open concept floor plan. The home is loaded w/ upgrades... huge kitchen island with granite countertop, SS appliances, finished basement with walkout basement, rec room and added finished space including 3rd full bath & possible 5th BD/den. Hardwood floors on main level, cathedral ceiling in the MBR and a 2nd level Laundry room are included in the price. Minutes to I95 and MARC train stations. Location is the key to the success of this lovely community. Halfway between Baltimore and Washington, so close to Maple Lawn, Columbia and new Laurel Centre. Howard County schools, parks and libraries are well known. Don't miss an opportunity where you can buy a new home ready in less than 30 days! Visit the model home at 10932 Hilltop Lane in Columbia 21044 Saturdays and Sundays 1-3 pm but CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY.
Back on Market, Buyer's Intended to Use Home for Commercial Business and Not Pre-Approved by Association. 10K Price Improvement! Great Deal on this stunning one of a kind end unit in the sought after Stone Lake gated community in Howard County, Maryland. Feels like a single family! This unique home has been upgraded and customized for the most discerning of taste. Enjoy time on the sleek deck and outdoor space or cozy up in the oversized master bath under the fireplace. Wonderful neighborhood amenities include walking paths, gated entrance with security, private lake with dock and non-motorized boating and so much more! This warmly cared for home could be yours! Great commuter location for Washington, Baltimore and all places in-between!


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Dan's new deal delight
Promising Rovers youngster extends his contract for a further three-and-a-half years
We are delighted to announce that young striker Dan Butterworth has signed a new three-and-a-half-year contract at the club.
The long-term deal will keep him at Ewood Park until June 2022.
Butterworth has progressed through Rovers' youth teams after joining the club from Manchester United during the 2015-16 season.
He has been a mainstay in Damien Johnson's successful Under-23s squad that won promotion from Premier League 2 Division 2 last season.
The young forward has twice been nominated for the Premier League 2 Player of the Month award this campaign.
The teenage starlet also scored a superb solo strike in Rovers' Lancashire Senior Cup semi-final victory over Accrington Stanley.
"It's good to finally get it done and dusted so I can focus on my football," said the 19 year-old.
"I love it here at Rovers, everything about the place. Everyone's so close together."
Butterworth made his first-team debut in the League Cup victory over Lincoln City earlier this season and also made an appearance in the next round of the competition, away at AFC Bournemouth.
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Rovers dealt Butterworth blow
Young Rovers hot-shot Dan Butterworth looks set for an extended spell on the sidelines.
Sheron's Saints delight
Mike Sheron was delighted with the display from Rovers Under-23s in their 3-1 victory away to Southampton on Monday night.
Dan loving life at Rovers
Dan Butterworth believes the best is yet to come from him after putting pen-to-paper on a long-term deal to remain at Ewood Park until the summer 2022.
Butterworth: There's no better place for me to be
Shrews switch for Sam
Rovers defender Sam Hart has today joined Shrewsbury Town on loan for the remainder of the 2019-20 campaign.
Isaac: A proud moment for me
Whitehall commits long-term
Rovers are delighted to announce that Isaac Whitehall has signed a first professional contract with the club.
White extends loan at Barrow
Rovers midfielder Tom White has extended his stay at National League high-flyers Barrow until the end of the season.


Kit, how did you start playing Polo?
My family moved to Cambridge in 2000, and once there my dad convinced my brother and I to have a go. We started out playing Business House Polo at Mystery Creek Polo Club. It was very social, and great fun. I haven't stopped since!
Did you grow up riding, or did you learn to ride while playing at Mystery Creek too?
No, for as long as I remember I've been riding horses. My family were heavily involved in show jumping and with race horses.
What do you most enjoy about the game?
There are so many good things about polo, but for me it's the horses and the travel!
Amazing, where have you travelled?
I've been lucky enough to play polo in New Zealand, all over Australia, Malaysia, England, Mexico, Hawaii, Barbados and Singapore.
Wow, that's a lot of travel! What's it like playing polo abroad?
I love playing abroad, meeting new people and travelling around is fantastic. The experience of playing with new people and borrowed horses from around the world improves us all the time.
You've been playing for over 18 years, what would you say your career highlight has been?
Winning the Land Rover NZ Polo Open is as good as it gets! I've won it three times and hoping to make it a fourth this year.
How do you prepare for such an important tournament?
Our team [Tiger] play all the High Goal tournaments leading up to the open ensuring we as players, and our horses are all playing to the best of our abilities. The Open can be won and lost on horse power, so we also put a heap of time and effort into the horses, fitness, strength and schooling. Then practise, practise, practise.
For anyone that's not familiar with polo, why should they attend the open?
The Land Rover Polo Open is the best Polo in Australasia, with the best players from New Zealand and around the world. All the top horses from all over NZ will be playing so the Polo is as good as it gets and it's the best social event too. What more could you want!
What do you do when you're not playing Polo?
After the New Zealand season finishes in March I normally play a bit in Australia in April, then a quick trip to Barbados in May, Hawaii in July and back to Australia September/October. Then back into it here in New Zealand when all the preparation starts for the Open. When I'm not playing polo I'm flat out breaking in racehorses and pre-training, so you can often find me at the races!


Over the last several years I have been praying and asking God to teach me to hear His voice. My dad is a storyteller and full-time evangelist. Now, when I say full-time I don't mean that he's paid to be an evangelist. What I mean is that he is literally always evangelizing. In my dad's world, a broken down car, a bankruptcy, a trip to the hospital or his son getting shot are all events that lead you to people who God wants to share His love with. I really admire my dad's ability to allow God to work through him in every situation and he's the reason that I've been asking God to teach me to hear His voice.
I don't know if it's the same for everyone but I seem to live with a continual sense that my time is limited. I feel the reality that I will soon stand on the edge of eternity and when I look back on my life I will not have the opportunity to re-live it. As a former addict and horrific husband I have a deep gratitude for the grace that God showed me when Jesus died for my sins and I'm grateful for His grace in my life. The Bible says that "he who is forgiven much, loves much" and to show God my love by passing His love on to other broken and hurting people.
With a world so heavily addicted to image and self preservation, I find that the only way to truly touch people's lives is to follow God's lead. While I look at the outside of a person, God looks at their heart and He can guide me to the right person, at the right time and lead me to say just the right thing. I don't want to swing in the dark. I want God to direct me and lead me to people who are open to His love. I want to make a difference, I want to grow His family. All of this motivates me to want to hear His voice and the more I hunger the more I hear.
The problem with hearing is that it requires obedience. You see, if I don't listen to God then I don't have anything to obey. My kids know this trick and often try to weasel out of discipline by saying that they "didn't hear me'. The more I listen to God, the more uncomfortable I get.
I like the gradual approach. When I get in the river, I slowly wade out into the freezing water and torture myself inch by submerging inch. I'm not sure why that's more comfortable then just diving in head first and getting it over with but I can't get by the psychological barrier, so until I break that barrier you'll find me half frozen, inching my way into the deeper water.
By nature I would tend to work the same way with people. I tend to be socially awkward. If everything worked the way I'd like it to, God would point me to someone to befriend and sometime months down the road we gradually begin to talk about spiritual things. It usually takes me awhile to get comfortable with people, but God doesn't seem to have the same problem. Just in the last 24 hours I've wound up praying with two different ladies that I had only just met. Both times God prompted me to pray with them and yes, both times I tried to ignore Him.
The first lady came to a business meeting that I had organized t. She sat right next to me and eventually I began to hear God's voice telling me that I should pray for her. Pray for her? I didn't even know if she was a Christian, and there were lots of other people in the room. After all we weren't at church! We were sitting in a public book store surrounded by business people and bookworms. What if she didn't want prayer, what if she got offended or worse yet what if she made a scene in front of all of these people? I could hear God, but I guess I didn't really trust Him, so I just kept talking to her about other things.
Eventually, I mentioned an addiction program that I run through our church and suddenly her eyes lit up! She wanted to know all about the church, she is a believer but she isn't currently attending a church. She is in a season of some pretty difficult trials and it just so turns out that she needed some encouragement and she needs a good church to come around her and support her. At this point I finally realized that it was "safe" to pray for her so I took her and we prayed. Before leaving she told me that this must have been a divine appointment... if it had been up to my courage this would have been little more than a divine disappointment! Praise God, that He worked through me despite my own weakness. He knows that I want to learn to hear His voice and as a good Father He is being patient with me as I learn to not only hear Him but to actually trust Him enough to obey what I hear.
Today, he gave me another opportunity. I was down downtown and walked into a building past the receptionist. On my way back down I felt God prompting me to stop and pray with her. Again I questioned Him, "Pray for her? The only thing she knows about me is that I was looking for a business license and I don't know anything about her..." I kept walking toward the exit, working quickly to convince myself that God didn't really expect me to pray with her. Even though I was trying to wiggle out the door, I could sense God telling me to go back. Reluctantly I spun around and walked back toward her desk. I asked her name, introduced myself and offered to pray with her. That's when she told me about her friend who is dying of cancer, and the burden that she feel trying to be an emotional support. As she talked, I listened. One ear was listening to her story and the other ear was listening to God reminding me that He is the one who knows all things.
God wanted to encourage her today and the only two things He needed from me were for me to listen and obey. I'm starting to get the listening part down and I have a feeling that, through God's grace, the obeying part is going to be catching up pretty quickly too.


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Lightning eye uncommon Stanley Cup three-peat, Kraken set to launch
Oct 11 (Reuters) – The 2021-22 NHL season begins this week with most arenas back at full capacity, the Tampa Bay Lightning launching their quest to become the first team since 1983 to win three straight Stanley Cup championships and the debut of the Seattle Kraken.
The season will feel closer to normal for the NHL after COVID-19 forced the previous campaign to be shortened, played with realigned divisions in a bid to limit travel and most games taking place without fans.
While the pandemic will continue to be a challenge for the NHL, the league's high vaccination rate among its players allows for a comparably normal season during which fans will have to follow state and local guidance on COVID-19 protocols.
Despite a significant squad turnover, the Lightning will retain the bulk of their key contributors — including Nikita Kucherov, Steven Stamkos and Andrei Vasilevskiy — that helped the team repeat as champions.
The Lightning will kick off the season on Tuesday when they raise their Stanley Cup banner to the rafters before hosting the Pittsburgh Penguins on Tuesday as part of a double-header that will be followed by Seattle at the Vegas Golden Knights.
The Kraken, named after a mythical sea creature, are the NHL's 32nd team and are already drawing comparisons to the Vegas squad that made an improbable run to the 2018 Stanley Cup Final in the franchise's inaugural season.
Seattle have assembled an experienced squad built around 38-year-old Mark Giordano who, as a three-time All-Star and former Norris Trophy winner as the NHL's top defenceman, will be counted on to provide leadership.
Plenty of eyes will be on the Toronto Maple Leafs, who blew a commanding 3-1 series lead to Montreal in the first round of the 2021 playoffs when their high-powered attack fell flat.
Despite the lack of offensive firepower in the playoffs, the Maple Leafs have remained committed to their core group of forwards in Auston Matthews, Mitch Marner, John Tavares and William Nylander.
"There's no forgetting and there's learning to move it forward," said Sheldon Keefe, who is entering his third season as the Maple Leafs' head coach.
"We can recite the fact that we did a number of great things last season and we're not here to change the foundation as we laid as a team last year."
The Montreal Canadiens' hopes of making a return trip to the Stanley Cup Final were dealt an early blow as goaltender Carey Price, who was stellar in Montreal's playoff run last year, voluntarily entered the NHL's player assistance programme.
Price entered the programme — which helps players and their families deal with issues including mental health and substance abuse — for an unspecified reason and is expected to be out for at least a month.
Some of the NHL's best-known players are nearing milestones this season with Washington Capitals forward Alex Ovechkin 36 goals away from tying Jaromir Jagr for third on the all-time goals list (766). Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby is 14 goals from becoming the 46th player in NHL history with 500.
The season will include a three-week break to accommodate the participation of NHL players in the Feb. 4-20 Beijing Winter Olympics.
Reporting by Frank Pingue in Toronto
Editing by Christian Radnedge
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Salem is chosen as the brand new grocery retailer within the Hill District, Pittsburgh