We just learned about the Pataliputra Capital.
Another example of Greek sculpture found in Asia are the Gandhara Stone Palettes.
These are small plates with sculputres on them that were made over 2,000 years ago in areas now known as Afghanistan and Pakistan.
Lots of plates have been found showing artwork of stories from Greek mythology like Apollo and Daphne, Athena, Herakles, Poseidon or Aphrodite.
This image is of a sea nymph called a Nereid, riding a giant sea monster called a Ketos.


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Обикновеният габър (Carpinus betulus) е широколистно листопадно дърво със силно развита коренова система, придаваща му устойчивост спрямо неблагоприятни външни условия. Оптимално обикновеният габър се развива в пясъчливи сиви горски почви с умерена влажност.

Обикновеният габър е едно от най-разпространените дървесни видове в България, но въпреки това той рядко образува големи съобщества и горски масиви. Основно се среща като примесен вид в буковите и дъбовите гори на надморска височина до 1500 m. Най-разпространен е в районите с надморска височина от 500 до 1000 метра, където се среща заедно с видовете дъб и липа.

Обикновеният габър има прав ствол, покрит със сива ненапуката кора. Характерна за вида е добре развитата корона. Листата на растението са прости и с яйцевидна форма. На дължина достигат до 12 – 13 cm, а на ширина до 5 – 8 cm. Всяка листна петура разполага с 10 – 15 двойки странични жилки. Ръбът на листата е двойно назъбен като до всеки зъб достига една странична жилка или нейно разклонение.

Както и останалите представители на семейство Брезови, обикновеният габър е еднодомно растение. Той има разделнополови цветове, които се събират в мъжки и женски съцветия – реси. При мъжките цветове липсва околоцветник и прицветни листчета. Вместо тях мъжките цветове разполагат с червено-кафява люспа, която покрива от 4 до 12 тичинки. Мъжките реси са с продълговата форма като са дълги около 6 cm. Женските цветове са събрани в групи по две и са покрити с люспа. Отделните групи са събрани в женски реси. Характерно за женските реси на обикновения габър е, че при образуването им през пролетта те са много по-малки от мъжките реси, но впоследствие нарастват и достигат до дължина 15 cm.

В България обикновеният габър цъфти през късната пролет. За оплождането на женските цветове разчита основно на вятъра. Растението образува плодове в края на лятото. Те са с яйцевидна форма и са разположени в основата на триделна плодна люспа. Плодовете узряват през есента и при узряването им плодната люспа става жълта на цвят и чуплива.

Дървесината на обикновения габър е твърда и жилава. Използва се за производство на плоскости, които се използват в мебелното производство.

Пределната възраст на обикновения габър е 300 – 350 години.

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Eight Rising Star South Florida Prospects
This past fall was plagued with the ongoing pandemic and restrictions that have impacted all walks of life. With fall football having been played in limited capacity, some players were not fully able to showcase their talents. However, others were able to produce and even produce and showed out in Spring football.
This list is meant to showcase five rising seniors and three underclassmen that showed out in games that we were able to attend.
Note: This list will only feature players who will play in the 2021 fall season.
Shemar Stewart
Monsignor Pace High School
Offers: LSU, Miami (FL), Ohio State +30
The Opa-Locka native is currently the seventh overall player in the country and has many South Florida fans hoping he stays home for College, but another dominant season could see him taking his talents to other power house programs.
This one's easy. Showcasing a pro frame at just 17 years old, Shemar Stewart is touted as a top-ten player in the class of 2022 and an elite high school prospect and it doesn't take a scout to know why.
"Stewart has a way of impacting all facets of the game from his EDGE role. He sheds one-on-one blocks with ease and powers through double teams to get to the offensive backfield."
While we only got to watch Stewart play in an inter squad scrimmage, Pace's offense does feature solid offensive talent that will compete for a State Championship with Stewart headlining the roster.
HUDL HIGHLIGHTS: Sophomore Season
Mason Taylor
Offers:Miami (FL), Texas A&M, Auburn, +16
Son of Hall of Fame defender Jason Taylor, Mason Taylor inherited his size and athletic ability and will look to continue to make his own path dominating on offense.
STA features talent year in and year out. Last year's team featured two stud defensive ends who committed, and are currently attending, major Power-5 teams. However, no player stood out more to me in the teams playoff game against Venice than Mason Taylor. While we did not watch Saint Thomas' spring game, he wowed enough to be in consideration.
"A new-age tight end that has the ability to run routes like a wideout, block like an offensive, and an overall mismatch on the field. "
The younger Taylor brother is out to make a name for himself on the opposite side of the ball from where his dad, Jason Taylor, carved a Hall-of-Fame football career out of. Standing at nearly 6-foot-5, Taylor is a massive player that runs routes like a wideout and is not worried about getting physical with a defender.
The 2021 iteration of the famous Saint Thomas Aquinas should feature an even more loaded roster compared to that of 2020, but Taylor should be a player to keep an eye on.
HUDL HIGHLIGHTS: SPRING HIGHLIGHTS
Jaylin Terzado
Champagnat Catholic High School
Offers:FAU
With track-level speed, Terzado could be the piece that leads Champagnat to complete the three-peat as the 2A Florida State Champion.
In his first year with Champagnat, Jaylin Terzado played a secondary role being a part of a clustered wideout group featuring highly touted 2022 prospect Benson Prosper. Now as a rising senior, Terzado will key in as a major piece, and that was showcased in Champagnat's spring game against the Jackson Generals.
"His elite speed is D1 ready and will have corners in his dust and safeties wondering where their help is."
The trio of Terzado, Prosper, and Shayon Walton combined for five scores on the day with Terzado leading the way with two. His speed will open the entire offense up during the fall, and he should be able to benefit from the added addition Prosper will draw.
HUDL HIGHLIGHT: JUNIOR SEASON
Gabriel Herrera
A highly underrated linebacker prospect, Herrera will lead an extremely athletic and versatile Pace defense that has State Champion aspirations.
Stewart is the best player and game changer on the Pace defense, but Gabriel Herrera is the leader. One coach described Hernandez as a, "coach on the field" talking about the rising senior as he makes the adjustments and makes sure all players are in the right place.
"In the right college system he's a poor-man's Luke Kuechly. His high football IQ, play between the numbers, and hit power leaves spectators saying "Oooo" on almost every play."
While Hernandez isn't a top flight athlete, his high football IQ and game speed allows him to take away anything between the numbers. At Pace's inter squad game, Herrera was named the "Sleef's Player of the Game" after racking up what seemed to be tackles on every play.
He may not have an offer to his name, but if Herrera can keep up this level of play on a complete Pace roster, he should expect to have his hands full soon.
Jadin Belus
A hard-nose football player that all coaches yearn for, Belus will attempt to make a name for himself at corner, as Champagnat aims for its third straight State Championship.
The first time I met Jadin Belus he was playing wideout at the Sleefs Savage camp so it was shocking seeing him at corner for Champagnat in their spring game. However, it wasn't shocking seeing him play at a high level.
"With his fearless attitude, Belus should give wideouts issues all season and be a headache for running backs who think they'll be able to run him over."
Belus' night was highlighted by a big hit on the Jackson running back that left the Traz Powell crowd in awe. Playing as the go-to corner in the Champagnat defense, Belus will have the chance to prove himself against D1 talent not just during the season, but in practice as well.
Being able to tackle is an important part of a corner's game, and Belus was the best of any I've watched over the past six months.
Christopher Brown
Somerset Academy Pembroke Pines
A young player playing for a lesser known team, Brown is in store for a breakout 2023 that could raise his stock and his offer total.
A friend told me that he was a big fan of Christopher Brown after watching him play saying he exhibits a "smooth athleticism where it doesn't even look like he's trying." Brown is the best player on a Somerset Academy team that could surprise some people.
"Silky smooth route runner playing both ways, expect CB6 to be Somerset's best player regardless of position this upcoming fall."
Playing both corner and wideout in the team's controlled scrimmage, Brown had no issue getting open on offense and making big plays.
Brown is a classic "diamond in the rough" player in South Florida and could gain traction with a big Junior season.
HUDL HIGHLIGHT: SOPHMORE SEASON
Omarion Williams
North Miami High School
After two straight years of roster turnaround and coaching changes, North Miami has a real talent in Williams that will need to be unlocked for the team to succeed.
Another player we didn't watch this spring, but one we expect to have a major role this fall is North Miami running back Omarion "Mari" Williams. Williams stood out to me as a potential new age workhorse back.
"A 'video-game' type runner, Williams displays elusiveness and explosiveness needed in receiving backs, making him perfect for the modern spread offense."
He may not be the biggest running back, but he makes a play whenever he has the ball in his hands. Playing in the Pioneer's offense, Williams should be able to have a big season as both a receiver and a runner.
HUDL HIGHLIGHT: SOPHOMORE HIGHLIGHTS
Adrian Posse
Offers:LSU, Florida, Georgia +4
Pro frame at the age of 14, Posse has the size and talent to become a name that NFL scouts will be keeping an eye on before he even hits his Junior season.
Adrian Posse is likely to end up going down as the most highly touted South Florida quarterback prospect as he's already racked up 7 major offers before the end of his Freshman year.
"A giant freshman who has turned from a thrower to an all-around quarterback, he could go down as the most highly touted South Floridian Quarterback of the past 10-years."
Watching Posse over the past few months he's grown as a quarterback and not just as a passer. He demonstrated the ability to get up to the line and adjust he offense while also being able to throw on the run and do his best to get away from Stewart.
Posse will still have plenty of time to grow at the position, but at 6-foot-4 he presents prototypical size that college and professional scouts salivate over.
HUDL HIGHLIGHT: FRESHMAN SEASON
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Change is life. And if you are a change agent, you are a teacher, an educator. Because helping a person gain an understanding of a concept is the best way to open the door for them to actually endorse and execute on a concept.
We don't often think of ourselves this way. Sure we throw around ideas like teach a man to fish but do we really think through what it means to really educate people on how to change. We throw a few presentations around, maybe send people to a couple trainings. They got it, right?
Sometimes they get it right away. Usually they don't. And they don't get it right away not because they are failing but because it takes time and repetition to get it.
I think we tend to underestimate how long it takes to assimilate new ideas. Once we become experts it is so easy to forget just how much effort went into it.
It reminds me of times I worked for a cousin of mine who was an experienced general contractor. He would say go do this, it's easy. I would say, yes, it's easy if you've done it a hundred times. Anything is easy if you know how to do it.
So you need to be a teacher. I almost said mentor. But in this case I don't mean mentor because that's something different. The goals are as important and you should certainly be one but it's a different role and so a topic for a different time.
You need to educate. Though you may not be running a classroom the skills and efforts that go into teaching an effective class certainly apply.
Think of it as a combination between giving lessons and being a tutor.
The lesson part is about looking at what skills and knowledge your project needs to be successful. You may need to talk about the change process in general, you may need to talk about the whys and whats of the goals and vision of the project, you may need to teach about the process methodology, you may need to talk about success variable, etc.
Think about is as creating a lesson plan. What are all the lessons this person needs to learn to make it through this class/project successfully. Notice here I didn't say the project had to be a success, but that the person has learning success through the project.
Patience. That's another skill you're going to need. The demands of the project will always want you to go faster than the education is occurring. You'll have to stand as strong as you can in defense of the need to not push past the awareness points.
It's like if you really didn't get algebra and you are forced on to calculus. There's a pretty good chance you will never get calculus. You won't get it not because you are stupid but because the framework to understand was never finished. It will crumple.
There are a lot resources out there for creating lessons and teaching tools. Learn about these. They will come in handy because everyone will have their own way of learning. It will be your job to figure out what methods work best based on your pupil and the subject matter.


Am Fam Physician. 2005 Dec 1;72(11):2378-2384.
The U.S. Public Health Service (USPHS) has issued updated guidelines for prophylaxis of health care professionals with occupational exposure to blood and other body fluids that might contain human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). The recommendations, "Updated U.S. Public Health Service Guidelines for the Management of Occupational Exposures to HIV and Recommendations for Postexposure Prophylaxis," were published in the Sept. 30, 2005, issue of Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report Recommendations and Reports and are available online athttp://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/rr5409a1.htm.
Although the principles of exposure management remain unchanged since the previous update in 2001, recommended drug regimens have changed based on new information about the use and safety of HIV postexposure prophylaxis and antiretroviral agents that have been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The guidelines emphasize adherence to HIV postexposure prophylaxis; subspecialist consultation for management of HIV exposure; follow-up of exposed workers to improve prophylaxis adherence; and monitoring for adverse events, including seroconversion. To ensure timely postexposure management and administration of HIV postexposure prophylaxis, physicians should consider occupational exposures as urgent medical concerns.
Antiretroviral agents from five classes of drugs are available to treat HIV infection: nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors, nucleotide reverse transcriptase inhibitors, nonnucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors, protease inhibitors, and a single fusion inhibitor. The recommendations in this report provide guidance for prophylaxis regimens using two or more drugs based on the level of HIV transmission risk (Tables 1 and 2).
Expanded regimen, three or more drugs recommended.
Generally, no prophylaxis warranted; consider basic two-drug regimen in settings where exposure to HIV-infected persons is likely.
note: See Table 2 for preferred and alternate drug regimens.
*—HIV-positive, class 1 refers to persons with asymptomatic HIV infection or low viral load (i.e., less than 1,500 ribonucleic acid copies per mL). HIV-positive, class 2 refers to persons with symptomatic HIV infection, acquired immunodeficiency syndrome, acute seroconversion, or known high viral load. If drug resistance is a concern, consultation with a subspecialist is recommended, although initiation of postexposure prophylaxis should not be delayed pending consultation.
†—For example, source is deceased and no samples are available for HIV testing.
‡—For example, a needle from a sharps disposal container or a splash from improperly disposed blood.
§— If postexposure prophylaxis is initiated and the source is later determined to be HIV-negative, postexposure prophylaxis should be discontinued.
Adapted from Panlilio AL, Cardo DM, Grohskopf LA, Heneine W, Ross CS. Updated U.S. Public Health Service Guidelines for the management of occupational exposures to HIV and recommendations for postexposure prophylaxis. MMWR Recomm Rep 2005;54(RR09):3.
Zidovudine associated with decreased risk of HIV transmission; serious toxicity is rare when used for postexposure prophylaxis; side effects are predictable and manageable with antimotility and antiemetic agents; can be used during pregnancy; can be given as a single tablet twice daily.
Side effects are common (especially nausea and fatigue) and may result in low adherence; potential source virus resistance; potential for delayed toxicity unknown.
Emtricitabine: once-daily dosing; well tolerated; long intracellular half-life (40 hours); tolerability and virologic response rates appear better than regimens containing didanosine (Videx) plus stavudine (Zerit).
Emtricitabine: rash may be more common than with lamivudine; cross-resistance with lamivudine; hyperpigmentation possible with long-term use in nonwhites.
Tenofovir: same class warnings as nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors; drug interactions; increased drug concentrations in persons taking atazanavir (Reyataz) and lopinavir/ritonavir (Kaletra); must monitor patients for toxicity.
Potential source virus resistance; potential for delayed toxicity unknown.
Diarrhea more common with buffered preparation; associated with toxicity (i.e., peripheral neuropathy, pancreatitis, and lactic acidosis); must be taken on an empty stomach except when taken with tenofovir; drug interactions.
Potential for serious or life-threatening drug interactions; may accelerate clearance of certain drugs, including OCPs (requiring additional or alternate contraceptive methods); may cause severe hyperlipidemia, especially hypertriglyceridemia; GI side effects common.
Hyperbilirubinemia and jaundice common; potential for serious or life- threatening drug interactions; must avoid coadministration with proton pump inhibitors; administration of antacids and buffered medications must be separated by two hours and histamine H2 antagonists by 12 hours to avoid decreasing atazanavir levels; caution must be used with products known to cause PR prolongation (e.g., diltiazem [Cardizem]).
GI side effects common; multiple drug interactions; OCPs decrease fosamprenavir concentrations; incidence of rash in healthy volunteers, especially when used with low doses of ritonavir; differentiating between early drug-associated rash and acute seroconversion may be difficult.
Potential for serious or life-threatening drug interactions; serious toxicity possible; consumption of eight glasses of water daily is required; hyperbilirubinemia is common; requires acid for absorption and cannot be taken simultaneously with didanosine.
Generally well tolerated, although GI events are common.
Associated with rash that may progress to Stevens-Johnson syndrome; differentiating between early drug-associated rash and acute seroconversion can be difficult; CNS side effects; teratogenic; potential for serious or life-threatening drug interactions.
HIV = human immunodeficiency virus; GI = gastrointestinal; OCP = oral contraceptive pills; CNS = central nervous system.
*—If atazanavir is used in combination with tenofovir, ritonavir also should be used. The preferred daily dosages are 300 mg of atazanavir plus 100 mg of ritonavir plus 300 mg of tenofovir.
†—If toxicity occurs, dosage can be lowered to 20 to 30 mg twice daily. This dosage is equally effective but less toxic in patients infected with HIV who have peripheral neuropathy.
‡—Chewable buffered tablets can be taken on an empty stomach. Patients must take at least two of the appropriate strength tablets at each dose to provide adequate buffering and prevent gastric degradation of didanosine. Because of the need for adequate buffering, the 200-mg tablets should be used only as part of once-daily regimens.
*—If atazanavir is used in combination with tenofovir, ritonavir also should be used. The preferred daily dosages are 300 mg of atazanavir plus 100 mg of ritonavir plus 300 mg of tenofovir. Adapted from Panlilio AL, Cardo DM, Grohskopf LA, Heneine W, Ross CS. Updated U.S. Public Health Service Guidelines for the management of occupational exposures to HIV and recommendations for postexposure prophylaxis. MMWR Recomm Rep 2005;54(RR09):13–7.
Because all antiretroviral agents have been associated with side effects, the toxicity profile of these agents, including the frequency, severity, duration, and reversibility of side effects, is an important consideration in selection of an HIV postexposure prophylaxis regimen. The majority of data about adverse events have been reported primarily for persons with established HIV infection who are receiving prolonged antiretroviral therapy. Therefore, these data may not reflect the experience of uninfected persons who take postexposure prophylaxis. Anecdotal evidence indicates that antiretroviral agents are tolerated more poorly by health care professionals taking HIV postexposure prophylaxis than by patients infected with HIV who are taking antiretroviral medications.
Side effects often are reported by persons taking antiretroviral agents for postexposure prophylaxis. A substantial proportion of health care professionals who took antiretroviral agents after occupational exposures to HIV-positive sources did not complete a full four-week course of therapy because they were not able to tolerate the drugs (range: 17 to 47 percent). Nausea was the most commonly reported symptom (26.5 percent), followed by malaise and fatigue (22.8 percent). Because side effects are common, and particularly because they are cited as a major reason for not completing postexposure prophylaxis regimens as prescribed, the selection of regimens should be heavily influenced toward regimens that are tolerable for short-term use.
Determining which agents to use, how many to use, and when to alter a postexposure prophylaxis regimen is primarily empiric. Guidelines for treating HIV infection, which typically involves a high total body burden of the virus, recommend the use of three or more drugs. However, the applicability of these recommendations to postexposure prophylaxis is unknown. In patients infected with HIV, combination regimens with three or more antiretroviral agents have proved superior to monotherapy and dual-therapy regimens in reducing viral load, reducing the incidence of opportunistic infections and death, and delaying the onset of drug resistance. In theory, a combination of drugs with activity at different stages of the viral replication cycle (e.g., nucleoside analogues with a protease inhibitor) may offer an additive preventive effect in postexposure prophylaxis, particularly for occupational exposures that pose an increased risk of transmission or transmission of a resistant virus. Although the use of three or more drugs may be justified for exposures that pose an increased risk of transmission, whether the potential added toxicity of a third or fourth drug is justified for lower-risk exposures is uncertain, especially in the absence of data supporting increased effectiveness of more drugs in the context of occupational postexposure prophylaxis. Offering a two-drug regimen is a viable option, primarily because the benefit of completing a full course of medication exceeds the benefit of adding a third agent and risking noncompletion. In addition, the total body burden of HIV is substantially lower in health care professionals exposed to HIV than in persons with established HIV infection. For these reasons, the USPHS recommendations provide guidance for post-exposure prophylaxis regimens with at least two drugs, depending on the level of HIV transmission risk. Empiric decisions about the presence of antiretroviral drug resistance can be difficult because patients often take more than one antiretroviral agent. Resistance should be suspected in a source patient when clinical progression of disease or a persistently increasing viral load or decline in CD4+ T-cell count occurs despite therapy, or when no virologic response to therapy occurs. However, resistance testing of the source virus at the time of exposure is impractical because the results will not be available in time to influence the choice of the initial prophylaxis regimen. No data suggest that modifying a postexposure prophylaxis regimen after resistance testing results become available (usually one to two weeks) improves the effectiveness of the regimen.
The USPHS recommendations apply to situations in which health care professionals have been exposed to a person who is known to have or is considered likely to have HIV infection. If postexposure prophylaxis is offered and taken, and the source later is determined to be HIV-negative, prophylaxis should be discontinued. Reevaluation of exposed health care professionals should be strongly encouraged within 72 hours of exposure, especially as additional information about the exposure or source becomes available.
Postexposure prophylaxis should be initiated as soon as possible, preferably within hours rather than days of exposure. If there is a question about which antiretroviral drugs to use, or whether to use a basic or expanded regimen, the basic regimen should be started immediately rather than delaying prophylaxis. The optimal duration of postexposure prophylaxis is unknown, but a four-week course of antiretroviral agents is recommended based on results from occupational and animal studies.
The selection of a drug regimen for postexposure prophylaxis must balance the risk of infection against the potential toxicities of the medications. Because postexposure prophylaxis can be toxic, its use is not justified for exposures that pose a negligible risk of transmission. Because of the complexity of choosing and administering an HIV postexposure prophylaxis regimen, consultation with an infectious diseases subspecialist or another physician who has experience with antiretroviral agents is recommended (Table 3). However, a consultation should not delay timely initiation of postexposure prophylaxis.
Health care professionals with occupational exposure to HIV should receive follow-up counseling, postexposure testing, and medical evaluation regardless of whether they receive postexposure prophylaxis (Table 4). HIV-antibody testing by enzyme immunoassay should be used to monitor exposed persons for seroconversion for more than six months after occupational HIV exposure. After baseline testing at the time of exposure, follow-up testing could be performed at six weeks, 12 weeks, and six months after exposure. Extended HIV follow-up (e.g., for 12 months) is recommended for health care professionals who become infected with hepatitis C virus (HCV) after exposure to a person coinfected with HIV and HCV. Whether extended follow-up is indicated in other circumstances (e.g., exposure to a person coinfected with HIV and HCV in the absence of HCV seroconversion) is unclear.
Adapted from Panlilio AL, Cardo DM, Grohskopf LA, Heneine W, Ross CS. Updated U.S. Public Health Service Guidelines for the management of occupational exposures to HIV and recommendations for postexposure prophylaxis. MMWR Recomm Rep 2005;54(RR09):10.
Exposed persons should be advised to use precautions (e.g., avoid blood or tissue donations, breastfeeding, and pregnancy) to prevent secondary transmission, especially in the first six to 12 weeks' postexposure.
When postexposure prophylaxis is prescribed, counsel exposed persons about possible drug toxicity and the need for monitoring, possible drug interactions, and the need for adherence to postexposure prophylaxis regimens.
Consider reevaluation of exposed persons 72 hours postexposure, especially after additional information about the exposure or source becomes available.
Adapted from Panlilio AL, Cardo DM, Grohskopf LA, Heneine W, Ross CS. Updated U.S. Public Health Service Guidelines for the management of occupational exposures to HIV and recommendations for postexposure prophylaxis. MMWR Recomm Rep 2005;54(RR09):11.
If postexposure prophylaxis is used, the exposed person should be monitored for drug toxicity by testing at baseline and again two weeks after the onset of postexposure prophylaxis. The scope of testing should be based on medical conditions in the exposed person and the toxicity of drugs included in the antiretroviral regimen. Minimally, laboratory monitoring for toxicity should include a complete blood count and renal and hepatic function tests. Monitoring for evidence of hyperglycemia should be included for persons whose regimens include a protease inhibitor; if the exposed person is receiving indinavir (Crixivan), monitoring for crystalluria, hematuria, hemolytic anemia, and hepatitis also should be included. If toxicity is noted, modification of the regimen should be considered after consultation with a subspecialist; further diagnostic studies may be indicated.
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Marisa Wegrzyn (born 1981) is an American playwright based in Chicago, Illinois. She won the 2009 Wasserstein Prize for her play Hickorydickory.

Early life
Wegrzyn grew up in Wilmette, Illinois. Born to an anesthesiologist and former flight attendant, she began writing plays at 18. While at Washington University in St. Louis, Wegrzyn won the university's A.E. Hotchner playwriting award after finishing second the preceding year. She came as runner-up as a freshman for Polar Bears on U.S. 41, and was chosen to take part in the WordBRIDGE program. Hosted by Eckerd College in St. Petersburg, Florida, is a two-week program with theatre professionals. The next year, her Killing Women, about female hitmen, won the award and was produced by the University's A.E. Hotchner Play Development Lab. After graduation in 2003, she was put in touch with the Steppenwolf Theatre Company's director of new play development.

Career
Wegrzyn's black comedy The Butcher of Baraboo debuted by Chicago's Steppenwolf Theatre Company in 2006 and ran again at the Second Stage Theater in New York City a year later. The play went on to receive its West Coast premiere in San Diego, CA, in 2009 where it was then hailed by critics as a success. "With its acid blasts of humor and its carnival-fun-house vision of family values, Marisa Wegrzyn's "The Butcher of Baraboo" has a way of leaving people in stitches."-San Diego Union-Tribune

Wegrzyn's one-act Psalms of a Questionable Nature played at Los Angeles' Lucid By Proxy in 2005 to a positive reception. In June 2009, Ten Cent Night opened in Burbank, California and was called a "delightful but messy romp".

She is currently completing two plays commissioned by Steppenwolf and Yale Repertory Theatre.

Wegrzyn's comedy Killing Women will have its New York City premiere in a production that runs from May 13, 2010 - June 5, 2010 at The Beckett Theatre at Theatre Row. Killing Women will be presented by kef theatrical productions, directed by Adam Fitzgerald, and will star Lisa Brescia, Brian Dykstra, Autumn Hurlbert, Adam Kantor, Lori Prince, and Michael Puzzo.

She is a member of the Kilroys, the group that created the Kilroys' List for 2014 and 2015.

Wasserstein Prize
In 2009, Wergzyn won the third annual Wasserstein Prize for her play Hickorydickory, which had not yet been produced. The award, named in honor of Wendy Wasserstein, is given to a female playwright under 32 who has yet to receive national attention. The award was presented by set designer Heidi Ettinger, a longtime friend of Wasserstein, on December 1, 2009 at The Players.

The script for Hickorydickory, about a watch and clock repair shop in the Chicago suburbs where everyone comes in with a pocket watch saying exactly when they will die, was started in 2004. In addition to a $25,000 prize, the play will receive a staged reading at the Second Stage Theater.

References

External links
 Chainsaw Calligraphy – Wegrzyn's blog

Living people
1981 births
21st-century American dramatists and playwrights
Writers from Chicago
Washington University in St. Louis alumni
American women dramatists and playwrights
21st-century American women writers
20th-century American dramatists and playwrights
20th-century American women writers
People from Wilmette, Illinois


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The first rule about Manifesto Fight Club…
Don't talk about Manifesto Fight Club
Yes, this really was the heading to my notes today from Research & Bibliography. As an exercise in passionate thinking, our writing professor–DJ–fashioned a study of famous manifestos for us to read last week, and this week we were to return with a manifesto of our own in hand. At first glance, it seemed like the assignment was really an invitation and railpass for the crazy train, but I would say–without exception–people were fired up to present their manifestos today for the class. My topic was one of intense passion for me: fonts. What follows is a tirade on Comic Sans.
As we learned in our study, manifestos have a certain flair for formatting. Since WordPress can't replicate that easily, feel free to view the original document here. Below is a little taste.
Because fonts matter. Fonts are the well from which you dip the written word.
Give me fonts drawn from a spring-fed pool ladled with a hollowed gourd;
Give me fonts brewed with coffee and served with cream in a ceramic mug;
Give me fonts distilled like smoky scotch poured in a cut-glass lowball.
These fonts enrich me.
Comics Sans is acid rain. Comic Sans is Sweet 'n' Low. Comics Sans is an appletini.
Snacks–and whose responsibility it is to bring them–occupies a full page in the syllabus for THEA 600. The first week, Shane started the trend of bringing juice boxes to accompany the munchies. I dutifully carried out the following with Jumex. Liv, thanks for the Minute Maid this week.
2 thoughts on "The first rule about Manifesto Fight Club…"
Mary Buhr on October 13, 2014 at 8:54 am said:
When I'm all business, it's Times New Roman. When I want to have a let's-be-friends, casual communique, my go-to is Comic Sans. Love it, love it, love it! How do you feel about Papyrus?
bradleyjbehrmann on October 13, 2014 at 10:00 pm said:
I like Papyrus, but I feel it is an accent or a title font. In the text body, it is tiring to read.
-bjb
Fight Club/graduate school/manifesto/MFA/Musical Theatre/SDSU


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Judges 16 (Listen)
16:1 Samson went to Gaza, and there he saw a prostitute, and he went in to her. 2 The Gazites were told, "Samson has come here." And they surrounded the place and set an ambush for him all night at the gate of the city. They kept quiet all night, saying, "Let us wait till the light of the morning; then we will kill him." 3 But Samson lay till midnight, and at midnight he arose and took hold of the doors of the gate of the city and the two posts, and pulled them up, bar and all, and put them on his shoulders and carried them to the top of the hill that is in front of Hebron.
4 After this he loved a woman in the Valley of Sorek, whose name was Delilah. 5 And the lords of the Philistines came up to her and said to her, "Seduce him, and see where his great strength lies, and by what means we may overpower him, that we may bind him to humble him. And we will each give you 1,100 pieces of silver." 6 So Delilah said to Samson, "Please tell me where your great strength lies, and how you might be bound, that one could subdue you."
7 Samson said to her, "If they bind me with seven fresh bowstrings that have not been dried, then I shall become weak and be like any other man." 8 Then the lords of the Philistines brought up to her seven fresh bowstrings that had not been dried, and she bound him with them. 9 Now she had men lying in ambush in an inner chamber. And she said to him, "The Philistines are upon you, Samson!" But he snapped the bowstrings, as a thread of flax snaps when it touches the fire. So the secret of his strength was not known.
10 Then Delilah said to Samson, "Behold, you have mocked me and told me lies. Please tell me how you might be bound." 11 And he said to her, "If they bind me with new ropes that have not been used, then I shall become weak and be like any other man." 12 So Delilah took new ropes and bound him with them and said to him, "The Philistines are upon you, Samson!" And the men lying in ambush were in an inner chamber. But he snapped the ropes off his arms like a thread.
13 Then Delilah said to Samson, "Until now you have mocked me and told me lies. Tell me how you might be bound." And he said to her, "If you weave the seven locks of my head with the web and fasten it tight with the pin, then I shall become weak and be like any other man." 14 So while he slept, Delilah took the seven locks of his head and wove them into the web. And she made them tight with the pin and said to him, "The Philistines are upon you, Samson!" But he awoke from his sleep and pulled away the pin, the loom, and the web.
15 And she said to him, "How can you say, 'I love you,' when your heart is not with me? You have mocked me these three times, and you have not told me where your great strength lies." 16 And when she pressed him hard with her words day after day, and urged him, his soul was vexed to death. 17 And he told her all his heart, and said to her, "A razor has never come upon my head, for I have been a Nazirite to God from my mother's womb. If my head is shaved, then my strength will leave me, and I shall become weak and be like any other man."
18 When Delilah saw that he had told her all his heart, she sent and called the lords of the Philistines, saying, "Come up again, for he has told me all his heart." Then the lords of the Philistines came up to her and brought the money in their hands. 19 She made him sleep on her knees. And she called a man and had him shave off the seven locks of his head. Then she began to torment him, and his strength left him. 20 And she said, "The Philistines are upon you, Samson!" And he awoke from his sleep and said, "I will go out as at other times and shake myself free." But he did not know that the LORD had left him. 21 And the Philistines seized him and gouged out his eyes and brought him down to Gaza and bound him with bronze shackles. And he ground at the mill in the prison. 22 But the hair of his head began to grow again after it had been shaved.
23 Now the lords of the Philistines gathered to offer a great sacrifice to Dagon their god and to rejoice, and they said, "Our god has given Samson our enemy into our hand." 24 And when the people saw him, they praised their god. For they said, "Our god has given our enemy into our hand, the ravager of our country, who has killed many of us." 25 And when their hearts were merry, they said, "Call Samson, that he may entertain us." So they called Samson out of the prison, and he entertained them. They made him stand between the pillars. 26 And Samson said to the young man who held him by the hand, "Let me feel the pillars on which the house rests, that I may lean against them." 27 Now the house was full of men and women. All the lords of the Philistines were there, and on the roof there were about 3,000 men and women, who looked on while Samson entertained.
28 Then Samson called to the LORD and said, "O Lord GOD, please remember me and please strengthen me only this once, O God, that I may be avenged on the Philistines for my two eyes." 29 And Samson grasped the two middle pillars on which the house rested, and he leaned his weight against them, his right hand on the one and his left hand on the other. 30 And Samson said, "Let me die with the Philistines." Then he bowed with all his strength, and the house fell upon the lords and upon all the people who were in it. So the dead whom he killed at his death were more than those whom he had killed during his life. 31 Then his brothers and all his family came down and took him and brought him up and buried him between Zorah and Eshtaol in the tomb of Manoah his father. He had judged Israel twenty years.
Then Samson called to the LORD and said, "O LORD GOD, please remember me and please strengthen me only this once, O God, that I may be avenged on the Philistines for my two eyes. . . And Samson said, "Let me die with the Philistines." Then he bowed with all his strength and the house fell upon the lords and upon all the people who were in it. So the dead whom he killed at his death were more than those whom he had killed during his life. (Judges 16:28, 30)
Samson calls to the Lord again near the end of Judges 16, just before his life comes to an end. Samson has often acted rashly and foolishly, rejecting God and His blessings. Some believe that when the Jews read the story of Samson, they were meant to see a picture of themselves. They, too, had often acted rashly and foolishly, turning away from God and His love. Perhaps there are times when we can see ourselves in Samson. But as we see today, at the end, Samson turns to the Lord. His motives may not be totally pure, but God uses him to win a great battle against the Philistines and their god, Dagon. That is good news for Samson, for Israel, and for us. For like Samson, we may fail. But we, too, can turn to the Lord who can use us (see Psalm 51:9-13).
Judges 15Judges 17


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The mile is the ideal distance for people who think they might be interested in running to train towards because it is a mixture of speed and endurance. Anyone can do it but it is still a challenge and an accomplishment. And it is such a historically important distance in NZ's athletic history.
Each year we collect donations from athletes and spectators then hand them on to a local Wellington charity. This year's charity is Bellyful NZ. Bellyful provides meals for families with newborn babies and families with young children who are struggling with illness.


My first CD of poetry and music is dedicated to my parents, ERNIE and ILENE GOLDBECK, who celebrated their 60th Wedding Anniversary, November 26, 2017.
If it weren't for their raising me on a farm with horses, I would never have paid any attention to Cowboy Poetry and none of these poems or songs would have occurred to me.
Except #11, all lyrics written by Shelley Goldbeck.
Except # 11, 7, and 10, music written by the magical Don Kletke. All music arranged and played by Don Kletke.
Old Cowboy and Old Dog: (poem) This is the first "cowboy" poem I wrote. It is based on a true story my dad, the old cowboy, told me about their old dog.
Ilene on Her: (poem) I wrote this poem for my mom's 75th birthday. I'm delighted with this presentation with the music in the background and my singing the choruses.
Buffalo Beans and Bluebells: (song) Inspired by my grandma who taught me to recognize prairie flowers and told me stories about her life on the homestead. It's a celebration of Canada's 150th year and the mark homesteaders made on our land.
Not Enough: (poem) A true story: Doing chores in the cold, when I visited my cattle ranching friend, L, whom I consider a sister, led me to a startling conclusion.
Carousel Lullaby: (song) Inspired by a fellow poet and musician, John Bacon from Montana, this song celebrates the thrill of riding horses.
Up on the Hoof: (song) Parodies are fun for me. In this one I write new words to the R&B classic, Up on the Roof.
Rusty and the Petunias: (poem) Based on a real experience, I examine the difference in the personalities of horses.
Leaving the Family Farm: (poem) Inspired by a friend who retired from farming and my awareness of the difficulty of making such a drastic life change.
Cowman's Sweetheart: (song) Another parody about the not-so-glamourous life of a cowman's wife, to the tune of I Want to be a Cowboy's Sweetheart.
Wayward Wind: (song) My dad's favourite song had to be on this disc. Mom likes many songs so the rest are for her!
Cowboy Cathedral: (poem) Another poem inspired by my dad, who when asked about his religion, says, "I deal direct!" That led me to write a poem about a cowboy who worships in nature, likely more completely than in a church.
First: To my parents, Ernie and Ilene Goldbeck, who raised me on a farm, encouraged me to read and took an interest in my early poetry.
My parents, Ernie and Ilene Goldbeck on their wedding day, November 26, 1957.
Second: To my grandma, Ella Goldbeck, who raised her kids on a farm and told me the stories of her early life on the homestead. She also taught me to identify many prairie flowers, including Buffalo Beans and Bluebells.
Third: my good friend, Elle, who encouraged me to "come to Cowboy Poetry" for 20 years. She is my #1 fan and like a sister to me.
Fourth: Buddy Gale, my fellow Cowboy Poet, an octogenarian who has written nearly 1000 poems and songs in the last 25 years and was instrumental in connecting me to Don Kletke. Buddy inspires me with his unbounded energy and pure joy at creating poetry and songs. Buddy was our Creative Advisor, occasionally offering tips for improving our product.
Fifth: Don Kletke, musician and producer, without whom, this CD would not exist. Don conceived exactly the right tunes and sounds to back up my words. He arranged all the music and played all the instruments. He patiently led me through this project.


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Local Business Saturday: Spend Smart. Get It In Tally. - Why Shop Local?
Studies have shown that for every $100 spent at a local business, an average of $68 remains in the local economy. And for every year over the past decade, 60% to 80% of all new jobs were created by small businesses.
To strengthen Tallahassee's local economy, the Local Business Saturday initiative has been created by Tallahassee Mayor John Marks in collaboration with local business leaders to increase public awareness of the value of shopping locally.
The second Saturday of each month will be a Local Business Saturday, where residents are encouraged to purchase at least one product or service from a local business. To provide an added incentive for customers, businesses are encouraged to offer special sales or promotions on Local Business Saturday. With customers and businesses working together to promote local shopping, we can revitalize Tallahassee's economy and pull ourselves out of the recession.
To revitalize Tallahassee's economy by increasing public awareness of the value of shopping locally.
Local Business Saturday is a collaboration of Tallahassee Mayor John Marks, local business leaders, the Greater Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce, Capital City Chamber of Commerce, Locally Owned Tallahassee, and Market District Tallahassee.
Mayor John Marks launches Local Business Saturday at Market Square, January 12, 2011.


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Alberto Cento  (* 1920 in Pollenza; † 1968 in Neapel) war ein italienischer Romanist und Französist.

Leben und Werk
Cento studierte in Rom bei Pietro Paolo Trompeo und schloss 1945 ab. Von 1947 bis 1949 war er Lektor für Italienisch an der Universität Toulouse, dann bis 1957 Gymnasiallehrer in Mailand. Er ging nach Neapel und war bis 1961 Assistent an der Universität Neapel L'Orientale. Ab 1961 lehrte er an der Universität Neapel, zuletzt als Professor für französische Sprache und Literatur.

Werke
Condorcet e l'idea di progresso, Florenz 1956
(Hrsg. und Übersetzer) Stendhal, Il viaggio in Francia (Mémoires d'un touriste), Venedig 1956
Memorie di un turista, Turin 1977
(Hrsg. und Übersetzer) Giornale del viaggio di Michel de Montaigne in Italia, Florenz 1958, Bari 1972
La «Dottrina» di Flaubert, Neapel 1962, 1964
(Hrsg.) Gustave Flaubert, Bouvard et Pécuchet, Neapel und Paris 1964
Molière. Appunti di lezioni, Neapel 1965
Il realismo documentario nell'«Éducation sentimentale», Neapel 1967
Studi di letteratura francese, Neapel 1970 (postume Sammelschrift)
Commentaire de «Bouvard et Pécuchet», hrsg. von Lea Caminiti Pennarola, Neapel 1973
(Hrsg. mit Lea Caminiti Pennarola) Gustave Flaubert, Le second volume de «Bouvard et Pecuchet». Le projet du «Sottisier», Neapel 1981

Literatur
Renato T. De Rosa, Alberto Cento (1920–1968), in: Cahiers internationaux d'Histoire économique et sociale 1, 1972, S. 407–408

Weblinks

 http://www.filmod.unina.it/antenati/Cento.htm (Bio-bibliografische Notiz von L. Caminiti Pennarola, italienisch, mit Bild)

Romanist
Hochschullehrer (Universität Neapel Federico II)
Italiener
Geboren 1920
Gestorben 1968
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First of all, I would like to say "Hi" to all forum members.
I am 100% noob in recording area, but wanted to start some home recording for fun, and bought Audiobox USB 96. After installing all software and going into Studio One, I started to play around with different types of projects and noticed that whenever I am running a project at 41 or 48 KHz, everything is fine, but whenever I am trying to record something in project at 88 or 96 KHz, sound from microphone is terribly distorted (kind of high-pitch noise that is interferring with what I am recording - but only when I am talking, otherwise it's silent).
Thanks in advance for all hints and help.
Hey, here are examples of recording on 48KHz and 96KHz. 96KHz is having obvious distortion and noises. Can someone please help me figure this out?
Thanks for reply. Unfortunately it's not the case. When I am recording, CPU meter runs around 2-3% (I am recording using pretty strong desktop PC). Also what may be interesting, I am hearing same distorion through software monitoring in S1 in real time. If I disable software monitoring in S1 (so monitoring comes through in-audiobox circuit), I am not hearing that distortion. What else I should check?


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Regina Hall, left, and Sanaa Lathan in a scene from "The Best Man Holiday." (AP Photo/Universal Pictures, Michael Gibson)
'Best Man Holiday' boasts excellent cast
It seems quite apt that "The Best Man Holiday," a film about a reunion of old friends, feels just like going to an actual reunion. In ways both bad and good.
A reunion, you see, is only fun if you went to the school and recognize your friends. It's certainly not fun if you didn't, but were dragged along anyway. In that case, you'll likely end up drinking white wine in a paper cup alone by a wall, watching everyone else get silly.
Likewise, "The Best Man Holiday," Malcom D. Lee's sequel to his (much better) 1999 "The Best Man," will probably be fun and pleasant for those who saw the first film. Those who didn't may feel like they've been dragged to someone else's reunion.
And that's too bad, because the cast, reunited here, is largely excellent, led by the ever-charismatic Taye Diggs as Harper, an author with a fatal flaw: he can't seem to stop writing about his friends and lovers.
It's not the fault of the cast that these characters seem less fully formed the second time around. It's the fault of a script (also by Lee) that takes shortcuts, goes for sentimental overload, gets a little too swept up in holiday trappings, and telegraphs plot developments in often groan-worthy ways. (A character inadvertently leaves an iPad containing secret material sitting on a counter. Do we really then need an ominous close-up of that iPad lying there? Give us a little credit!)
Those who saw the charming and refreshing "The Best Man" will remember that the plot centered on a wedding. This time, it's Christmas that brings everyone together. If you like Christmas soundtracks, you're in luck: there at least 15 Christmas songs here. If you don't like your Christmas music so early in the season, that's another matter.
The setting is the suburban mansion of Lance and Mia, who married in the first movie. Lance (Morris Chestnut) is a star with the New York Giants playing his last season, and chasing an NFL record for rushing, with time running out. Mia (Monica Calhoun) is still sweet and thoughtful, and decides to hold a Christmas reunion.
That includes Harper (Diggs) and Robyn (the lovely Sanaa Lathan), married and expecting their first child. Harper's first book, a novel that caused all sorts of trouble in the first film, was a huge success, but as this movie begins, he's under financial pressure. His agent suggests a winner: An autobiography with his friend the big football star. Cue more trouble.
Then there's Jordan (an appealing Nia Long), the single and ambitious TV producer who carried a torch for Harper. She's now dating a white man, Brian (Eddie Cibrian), a relationship that her friends comment on, but is not explored much in the movie. Julian (Harold Perrinau), who had freed himself from the vampy and manipulative Shelby (Melissa de Sousa) by the end of the first film, is now married to the sweet-hearted former stripper Candace (Regina Hall).
And happily, Terrence Howard is back to reprise his role of the rascally but somehow wise Quentin. .
And the hijinks begin. Said hijinks include an amusing boy-band number performed on the fly by the guys (We hate to be Scrooge here, but really, this number was clearly choreographed professionally and rehearsed for many hours), and some arguments that develop into fistfights (Why do so many romantic comedies have to include women attacking each other physically, over a man?).
There are, of course, old scores to settle. There's also a tragic twist that becomes a major plot point. You will very likely cry at certain moments.
But again, it's like a reunion. If you already know these characters, you're good. If you don't, you'll be standing against that wall, alone, with that wine in a paper cup.
"The Best Man Holiday," a Universal Studios release, is rated R by the Motion Picture Association of America for "language, sexual content and brief nudity." Running time: 122 minutes. Two and a half stars out of four.
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Now, this page represents the available races in the kingdom hearts Universe. Most of them are known, but this time there are some NEW races that have yet to be heard of or seen. There may be even more so check the page often to see if a new race has appeared!
Heartless are a race darkness created by the manifestation of darkness in peoples hearts, or by someone losing their heart. The race is commonly known and well known. Hearts who are stronger, tend to resemble more monstrous and evil beings, while weaker hearts seem to resemble weaker and lesser heartless.
Nobody are what you could call the "empty shells" of a heart that has been devoured and swallowed by darkness. The result is an emotionless being who resides in the realm of twilight. Shunned by light and darkness they are an abomination to the balance of life and therefore reside in the middle wishing to regain hearts. Opposite of heartless, the more strong-willed a heart is, when it is taken by darkness or lost, the more likely that heart will be able to go on as a human nobody instead of one of the lesser.
Now, those are the races your used to seeing, but with the advancement of the plot, there are three more, and may be EVEN more later!
An enemy whose strength is superior to that of the power of the keyblade. This enemy, is an enemy of light as well, absorbing the light given off by the keyblades and using them to become stronger. They are seemingly childish and unaware beings but when they encounter a key-wielder they change 180 degrees to a completely different personality. Each Keywraith resembles a keyblade in some way and they usually change to resemble the world they reside in. Powerful enemies, they have yet to be seen in action.
The Remimed are another new race that have yet to be seen, and if have been it is rarely understood how. The remimed are beings that take the emotions of hearts and the emotions of people, and shape them into an image creating a form almost exactly identical to the heart they shaped. Similar to shape-shifters, this race thrives on emotion and uses it to shape themselves and things around them making them versatile and powerful enemies. However, the one drawback is that depending on the emotion they can be manipulated into that state permanently changing who they are and their ability to use emotions completely.
Lockhearts are the third new race to be added to the Kingdom Hearts races. Lockhearts are what you could say heartless truly are. The darkness in their hearts have manifested to such a level that it has sprouted intelligence and a new form of darkness. The heart when hitting this stage compiles and meshes with the rest of the hearts creating one corrupted heart. That heart is then used to unlock the heartless's true potential granting them control over the darkness to a higher extent and giving them an innate ability that hence their name. When a heartless becomes a Lockheart, as a fail-safe in case that heartless is destroyed, the heart creates a lock on itself that refuses the keyblade. Which goes to say when a lockheart is defeated instead of it's heart being released, it's body turns into darkness and dissipates, but the heart stays with the body moving on until a shadow takes it and absorbs it allowing the lockheart to take over and evolve that body.
These heartless derive from the darkness around them, as long as there is darkness around these creatures can never really die, just be destroyed. Eventually they would regenerate. They all have one thing in common, they can bend the shadows around them to be used as weapons of sorts, tentacles, spikes, ect. These creatures are born from Pure Blood heartless, meaning Heartless that where born from the Darkness in peoples hearts. They only survive because they don't have Hearts to interrupt with the darkness that surrounds every portion of their being. The creation of a Pure Darkness Heartless is a simple thing, you grab a Pure Blood, and pump it with pure darkness from the dark realm, or the undeveloped parts of space.


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All the way up until the Democratic convention, Michelle Obama was viewed by election handicappers as a mid bag at best. Since the convention—and particularly in recent weeks—she's received adoring press and hasn't committed a single misstep.
Two words to explain the turnabout: Stephanie Cutter.
Four years ago, Michelle Obama's chief of staff was John Kerry's communications director and herself in serious need of an image makeover. Reporters complained that Cutter was out of her depth; Newsweek's post-election book was especially brutal to her. Cutter's future as a high-level Democratic operative appeared to be over.
Who laughs now? Cutter has overseen an exquisitely calibrated reintroduction of the candidate's wife to voters, while serving double duty as one of the campaign's more effective female surrogates. Just as importantly, the Chicago operation has absorbed her—along with campaign chief of staff Jim Messina (who had held the same job under Senator Max Baucus) and Biden's chief of staff Patti Solis Doyle (the former Hillary adviser)—without any attendant drama. That's the dog that didn't bark, and after 2004's recriminations, silence is a pretty sweet sound.


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Even though lenders to the bankrupt U.S. radio operator snubbed his last offer, the media tycoon has a chance thanks to the potential for a merger with his own Sirius XM. As iHeartMedia edges toward a $20 bln debt restructuring, there should be room for a harmonious deal.
The iHeartMedia billboard is seen atop a building in the Bronx in New York, U.S., March 15, 2018.
Liberty Media, the company run by John Malone that owns a controlling interest in Sirius XM, still wants to buy iHeartMedia, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal citing people familiar with the matter.
Earlier in 2018 Malone's media company offered roughly $1.2 billion for a 40 percent stake in the radio company.
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My 7 Favorite Podcasts for Fellow True Crime Lovers
It took me awhile to get into podcasts, but now that I've got the bug, I've got the bug. Granted, I still don't listen to a ton of them, & there's only one I look forward to every week, but I've recently binged a few that I thought were worth sharing. Awhile back, I wrote about my favorite overall podcasts at the time, but I've since listened to a bunch more - all true crime-related.
Just a note: I do not recommend listen to true crime podcasts while you're also reading true crime books. I was reading James Renner's True Crime Addict at the same time I started listening to the Accused podcast - & I started having a really hard time keeping the stories straight!
Without further ado, here are my favorite true crime podcasts. Have one to add to the list? Let me know so I can start binging it, too.
1. Serial
Look, I don't really need to go into Serial here, do I? I've already written an entire post about it. Suffice it to say that Serial was the podcast that got me hooked on podcasts, although like everyone else, I couldn't get into season two. Still, I'm hopeful that season three will bring me back.
2. My Favorite Murder
This is my favorite murder... podcast, that is. With new episodes every Thursday & new mini-episodes most Tuesdays, I get a twice-a-week fix that still doesn't feel like enough. Hosts Karen Kilgariff & Georgia Hardstark are hilarious, real, & not pretending to be big-time journalists or investigators - just your average, anxiety-ridden American women who have become obsessed with true crime as a means of survival. I'm going to see it live in Detroit later this month!
3. True Crime Garage
If Karen & Georgia are too off-topic chatty for you (a common MFM complaint), then True Crime Garage is your dude-led alternative. Nick & the Captain tackle a new case each week, sometimes extending in-depth cases by a couple of episodes. They're more committed to the details of each case, & to their credit, stay on-topic while remaining interesting, conversational, & occasionally funny, too. As a bonus, they recommend a beer at the beginning of the show & a book at the end of it.
4. Accused
This one-season podcast is a special project of the Cincinnati Enquirer investigating the murder of Miami University grad Elizabeth Andes, 22, who was found strangled & stabbed in her Oxford, OH, apartment. Though her boyfriend was tried for the crime (once in criminal court & once in a civil suit), he was acquitted both times - & police don't seem to be pursuing any other leads, though Enquirer journalist Amber Hunt uncovered plenty of them.
5. Someone Knows Something
It took me just three days to blow through both seasons of Canadian journalist David Ridgen's search into two unsolved disappearances. Season 1 delves into the 1972 disappearance of 5-year-old Adrien McNaughton, who was on a fishing trip with his father; Season 2 is about the disappearance of Sheryl Sheppard, 28, who disappeared in 1998 just says after her engagement was broadcast on live TV. A project of CBC Radio, this podcast features some of the best Canadian accents you ever did hear.
In each episode of this podcast, all varying lengths (which I like - something for every situation!), former journalist Phoebe Judge tells the story of some crime or an element of one, but not always the "If it bleeds, it leads" kind; they're always a little bit offbeat, interesting, unique. The first episode, for example, is about death by... owl. Writes New York Magazine, Criminal "understands crime as something sociological, historical, even anthropological."
7. Up & Vanished
What happened to Tara Grinstead? The high school teacher & local beauty queen from Ocilla, GA, disappeared without a trace in October of 2005. Without a shred of evidence, her disappearance became the largest case file in Georgia's history, which meant that documentarian Payne Lindsey had a lot to go through when he started this podcast. Crazy twist: Just as the podcast was about to end, the killer was caught, & the podcast continued in real-time, delving into his background & covering the grand jury trial.
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Because your health and her happiness go hand in hand.
A spouse's happiness may not just be good for her health, but good for yours as well, according to a new study.
Good cheer equals good health. It's one of the oldest medical truisms going around. But new research just added an extra layer of complexity to what your GP has always told you.
A study undertaken by the American Psychological Association suggests that having a happy spouse leads to better health for you. Which, in a way, might sound axiomatic given what we already understand about happiness. But here's the catch: while researchers found that people with happy spouses were much more likely to report better health over time, this occurred over and above the person's own happiness.
The results are based on a nationally representative study of close to 2000 heterosexual couples, and have been published in the APA journal Health Psychology. Chopik has since identified three potential reasons why having a happy partner might enhance a person's health, separate to their own happiness.
Happy partners provide stronger social support compared to unhappy partners, who are more likely to be focused on their own problems.
Happy partners may get unhappy people involved with healthy activities, such as regular exercise, proper sleep and better nutrition.
Being with a happy partner should make a person's life easier even if not happier, specifically.
The study skewed older, surveying couples aged 50 and over, but showed no difference in results between husband and wives. Participants answered questions about their health, physical impairment, chronic illnesses and level of physical activity, as well concerns they had regarding their spouse's health.
Either way, it all circles back to the importance of a happy relationship and, in particular, ensuring your partner's happiness.
So do I focus on her happiness or my happiness? I'm confused.
In a good relationship, both people should be striving to make each other happy, so that's a win-win.
The United States, one of the most economically rich countries in the world, comes in at number 15 on the World Happiness Report.


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Michele Gutierrez in the Cage She made history being one of the first female fighters to be in an MMA video game. Now you can watch Michele Gutierrez fight live online against Amanda LaVoy Friday.
Fightergirl's team member and Las Vegas MMA fighter Michele Gutierrez has helped make some MMA history. Herself, along side Felice Herrig, are gracing the new "Supremacy MMA" video game due out this June. (Pre-orders are available at Game Stop.) Featuring the Fightergirls line of clothing, this will be the first time female fighters will be integrated as themselves in an MMA video game.
To help celebrate this, the XFO in Chicago has both Gutierrez and Herrig fighting on the same card with two different opponents coming this Friday, which will be streamed on the Alienware website, live and free. Gutierrez is set to face Amanda LaVoy, while Herrig faces Nicdali Calanoc in the co-main event.
We got the chance to talk to Gutierrez about being apart of the video game, her change of gyms, and her ambitions to take the world by storm in the 125 pound division.
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Through Enhance SE, social enterprises and social entrepreneurs are supported to develop and launch new products and services, as well as entering new markets. Workshops and mentoring support are available for social enterprises looking to explore all aspects of their business including digital, leadership development and managing growth. For social enterprises and social entrepreneurs not yet trading, support is available around legal structures, governance and business planning.
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Dinos track star Zelinka caps inaugural Canada West Hall of Fame class
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Track stra, Jessica Zelinka, was the winner in the Heptathlon #1 Women 100 Meter Hurdles event during the 2011 Canadian Track and Field Championships at Foothills Athletic Park in Calgary. Wednesday June 22 2011.DARREN MAKOWICHUK/CALGARY SUN QMI AGENCY Photo by DARREN MAKOWICHUK /DARREN MAKOWICHUK/CALGARY SUN/QM
EDMONTON — Arguably the most complete student-athlete ever to represent the University of Calgary, track and field star Jessica Zelinka had a decorated career for the Dinos from 2002-07.
On Tuesday, the two-time Olympian became the 100th inductee in the inaugural Canada West Hall of Fame class, as the conference capped the 2019-20 induction season and the celebration of 100 years of university sport in Western Canada.
Over four seasons competing in women's athletics for the Dinos, Zelinka was a member of two Canada West championship-winning teams and propelled Calgary to the CIS title in 2007, with a stellar showing at nationals during which she won five gold and one silver medal.
A specialist in combined events, Zelinka was named the CIS Female Track Athlete of the Year in 2004 and its top female field athlete in 2007. She captured a total of 17 CIS championship medals over her career.
She captured a total of 17 CIS championship medals and was named MVP in all four of her trips to nationals (2003, '04, '05, '07). At the conference level, she was named Canada West's top track athlete four times (2003, '04, '05, '07) and picked up the top field athlete award in 2007.
Bolstered by her experience in university athletics, Zelinka's burgeoning international career took after graduation. Her greatest successes came in the heptathlon, an event in which she won gold at the 2007 Pan-American Games and was a repeat silver-medalist at the Commonwealth Games in 2010 and 2014. She competed at two Olympic Games, finishing fourth in the heptathlon in 2008, then at London where she placed fifth in the heptathlon and seventh in the 100-metre hurdles.
Zelinka was a multi-time Canadian champion in the heptathlon. Her records that stood as of 2018 include the fastest time in the 60-metre hurdles and highest score in the pentathlon at the Canada West championships. In 2012, she was awarded the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal.


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        /// <returns>A random <see cref="bool"/> value.</returns>
        /// <exception cref="System.ArgumentNullException"><paramref name="anon"/> is <see langword="null"/>.</exception>
        public static bool AnyBool(this IAnonymousData anon)
        {
            Argument.NotNull(anon, nameof(anon));

            return anon.AnyBool(Distribution.Uniform);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Creates an anonymous <see cref="bool"/> value using the specified distribution algorithm.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="anon">The anonymous data provider to use.</param>
        /// <param name="distribution">The distribution algorithm to use.</param>
        /// <returns>A random <see cref="bool"/> value.</returns>
        /// <exception cref="System.ArgumentNullException"><paramref name="anon"/> is <see langword="null"/>.</exception>
        public static bool AnyBool(this IAnonymousData anon, Distribution distribution)
        {
            Argument.NotNull(anon, nameof(anon));

            return anon.AnyDouble(0, 1, distribution) >= 0.5;
        }
    }
}


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Q: Accidentally deleted mongodb files Accidentally I deleted the folder with the data mongodb. I found some programs that retrieve linux system files, but they all need the instructions for file's header, footer, and extension.
Example, the Foremost and Scalpel provide instructions for find a jpg file:
jpg     y       200000000       \xff\xd8\xff\xe0\x00\x10        \xff\xd9

Does anyone know how I can find the mongodb files?
(website_production.0 / website_production.1 / website_production.ns / mongodb.lock)
OS is Ubuntu Server 10.04
Sorry for my english.
Thanks!

A: If you've deleted the /data directory and you've no possible back-up (either through mongodump, mongoexport, replica set, secondary device or file system image) then you're essentially in a bad place and you'll have to create the data in a new database from scratch.
To confirm your file location questions specifically - they're all found in the data directory and if you've deleted that directory, they're gone and I doubt foremost will recover them. With its default settings, foremost most definitely will not recover as it doesn't know the file structure afaik. By default with the ubuntu install from the 10gen .deb package, the data directory is in /var/lib/mongodb. I'm not familiar with scalpel.
Sorry!


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