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William von Moll Berczy (December 10, 1744 – February 5, 1813) was a German-born Upper Canada pioneer and painter. He is considered one of the co-founders of the Town of York, Upper Canada, now Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

Biography
Berczy was born in Wallerstein, Swabia, Electorate of Bavaria (part of the Holy Roman Empire and now in Germany) as a son of the Wirklicher Hofrat (Albrecht Theodor Moll) and Johanna Josepha Walpurga Moll (née Hefele). Berczy was originally named Johann Albrecht Ulrich Moll, but following marriage changed his name.

He studied at the Akademie der bildenden Künste in Vienna and at the University of Jena in Saxony. His early career was spent in several European countries, including Poland, Switzerland, and Italy. In 1792, Berczy sailed for the Americas, settling in Philadelphia, then setting up a business in York, Upper Canada (now Toronto). A few years later, his work took him to Lower Canada (Quebec).

Berczy married, on November 1, 1785, Jeanne-Charlotte Berczy née Allamand (1760–1839) of Lausanne (canton of Bern, now - since 1803 - canton of Vaud), Switzerland. They had two sons, William Bent Berczy and Charles Albert Berczy. His son Charles Albert Berczy became the second postmaster of Toronto.

Berczy helped John Graves Simcoe establish a settlement north of York, called German Mills with his migrants under the German Land Company, which later became the town of Markham.

Berczy built homes in York and Markham, including Russell Abbey in York.

Berczy painted. His two best known pictures are a full-length portrait of the Mohawk chief Thayendanegea (Joseph Brant) (c. 1807) and a group portrait of the Woolsey Family (1809). Although best known for his portraits, he also carried out religious paintings and architectural work, including plans for Christ Church Cathedral in Montreal in 1803, and was a surveyor.

Berczy travelled to New York City during the War of 1812 and was stranded when attempting to travel. He first stayed in Middlebury, Vermont with friends, then to Albany, New York then to New York City from which he planned to travel to England. He fell ill while in New York and died while in the care of friends. He was buried in an unmarked grave at Trinity Church as William Burksay. His wife moved in with her son William and died on September 18, 1839 in Sainte-Mélanie, Lower Canada. Berczy was also survived by his other son, Charles Albert Berczy.

Legacy
An elementary school in central Markham is named William Berczy Public School in his honour. The school, founded in 1967, has approximately 600 students in grades K-8. Also in honour of this founder, the then Town of Markham named one of its densely populated neighbourhoods after him, the Berczy Village. Berczy Creek is a tributary of the Rouge River in Markham. A bronze statue of Berczy will be situated in at Berczy Square, a park to be built at Berczy Village near Kennedy Road and 16th Avenue in Markham. Within Berczy Village is William Berczy Settlement Historical Cemetery.

William Berczy Boulevard is a major road from Major Mackenzie Drive to 16th Avenue in Berczy Village, Berczy Gate is a short street near Highway 7 and Ninth Line and Berczy Creek Way is a short road near 16th Avenue and Warden Avenue in Markham. In Toronto a roadway called Leader Lane was renamed from Berczy Lane. There is also Berczy Street in Aurora running next to the train station.

Berczy Park is a small park located behind the Gooderham Building at Front Street and Wellington Street in Toronto, Ontario. The park had been vacant for many decades and once used as a parking lot after the buildings on the site were demolished. A tree-lined city park emerged after the late 1980s and has undergone renovations from 2015 to 2016.

Berczy Street Park and Berczy Street are found in Barrie, Ontario. Berczy-Strasse is a street named for him in Wallerstein, Bavaria.

In 2016, Berczy was named a National Historic Person.

In fiction
Berczy is the subject of John Steffler's biographical novel German Mills: A Novel Pertaining to the Life and Times of William Berczy (Gaspereau Press, 2015).

References

Further reading
 "William Berczy Co-Founder of Toronto" written by John Andre in 1967 as a centennial project for the Borough of York.

 Hartmut Froeschle [Fröschle]: Adler auf dem Ahornbaum. Studien zur Einwanderung, Siedlung, Kultur-und Literaturgeschichte der Deutschen in Kanada. Herausgegeben und eingeleitet von Lothar Zimmermann. Toronto 1997 (Deutschkanadische Schriften, B. Sachbücher, Bd. 7), pp. 53–63: "Williem Berczy, ein deutschkanadischer Pionier".
 Hartmut Froeschle [Fröschle]: Berczy trifft Goethe. In: Deutschkanadisches Jahrbuch / German Canadian Yearbook 15 (1998), pp. 89–97.

 Pioneers of the Don by Charles Sauriol 1995  (pp288–298 "The Story of the German Mills")
 Ronald J. Stagg: Berczy, Williem [...]. In: Dictionary of Canadian Biography, Francess G. Halpenny, General Editor, vol. 5. 1801-1820. Toronto, Buffalo, London 1983, pp. 70–72.
 B[eate] Stock: Berczy, William (Johann Albrecht Ulrich Moll). In: (K[laus] G[erhard]) Saur [Publisher]: Allgemeines Künstler-Lexikon. Die Bildenden Künstler aller Zeiten und Völker, Bd. 9. München, Leipzig 1994, pp. 255–256.

External links

 Biography at the Dictionary of Canadian Biography Online
 German Pioneers of Toronto and Markham Township - The Story of William Berczy
 Article about Berczy Park in Toronto Star, Dec 22, 2008, giving more detail about his life: "Oasis amid skyscrapers has a magic of its own"
 Berczy and the early Settlement of Markham in History of Toronto and County of York, Ontario Vol 1 1885 page 114
 Berczy in the History of Markham
 The William Berczy Paintings
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18th-century German painters
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Cam Newton becomes just the fourth Patriots player to wear the No. 1 jersey
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In 2002, after the New England Patriots won their first Super Bowl, a fan approached team owner Robert Kraft with an urgent request: the mascot would need to change its number. Since his introduction in 1993, Pat Patriot donned the No. 0 jersey but with it first championship having been earned by the organization the previous year, it was high time for an update. On 2002 opening day, therefore, the mascot took the field wearing No. 1 — a number that stuck ever since.
18 years later, however, it seems as if Pat Patriot will likely have to look for a new one: quarterback Cam Newton, whose signing was officially announced on Wednesday, has been issued the No. 1 jersey by the club.
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Newton started wearing No. 1 after he joined the NFL as the first overall draft pick by the Carolina Panthers back in 2011. He originally wanted to take the number he sported at Auburn University, No. 2, but then-Panthers quarterback Jimmy Clausen refused to give it up. Newton therefore decided to go with the jersey number he wore for the next nine seasons — and one he will continue to don even now in New England.
In fact, the 31-year-old becomes just the fourth Patriots player to pick the jersey, thus following the footsteps of these three gentlemen:
K John Smith: Smith arrived in New England in 1974 and went on to appear in 116 regular season games and two playoff contests as the team's place kicker before his retirement after the 1983 season. Even though he was voted to one Pro Bowl (1980) and was named to the Patriots' Team of the 1970s, his most memorable moment just have come in 1982: Smith kicked the only three points in the famous "Snowplow Game" against the Miami Dolphins.
K Tony Franklin: During the offseason that saw Smith leave New England, the team traded a sixth-round draft choice to the Philadelphia Eagles to acquire Tony Franklin as his eventual replacement. Known for kicking bare-footed even in snowy conditions, he played 62 regular season contest and five playoff games for the Patriots and like his predecessor was voted to one Pro Bowl (1983) and one Team of the Decade (1980s) before getting cut in 1988.
K Eric Schubert: Franklin's final year in New England was the strike-shortened 1987 season. He did play in 14 of a possible 15 games, but had to be replaced for the team's Week 4 matchup against the Cleveland Browns. Enter Eric Schubert, whose 14th and final game in the NFL came as a member of the Patriots. He made one of his two field goal attempts and was successful on his lone extra point try.
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Fiodor Iwanowicz Rybincew (ros. Фёдор Иванович Рыбинцев, ur. 28 września 1921, zm. 9 października 2009) – generał porucznik KGB.

Życiorys
Od 1939 służył w Armii Czerwonej, brał udział w wojnie z Niemcami, był oficerem sztabowym artylerii, ukończył Akademię Wojskową im. Frunzego. Od 1955 pracował w kontrwywiadzie wojskowym, był zastępcą szefa i szefem 1 sektora Wydziału Specjalnego KGB Karpackiego Okręgu Wojskowego, a od września 1966 do marca 1971 zastępcą szefa Zarządu Wydziałów Specjalnych Dalekowschodniego Okręgu Wojskowego. Od marca 1971 do maja 1981 był szefem Wydziału Specjalnego KGB Karpackiego Okręgu Wojskowego, od maja 1981 do listopada 1983 szefem Wydziału Specjalnego KGB Centralnej Grupy Wojsk, a od listopada 1983 do kwietnia 1987 szefem Zarządu Wydziałów Specjalnych Dalekowschodniego Okręgu Wojskowego, w 1984 otrzymał stopień generała porucznika. Po zakończeniu służby działał w organizacjach weteranów.

Odznaczenia
 Order Czerwonego Sztandaru
 Order Wojny Ojczyźnianej I klasy (dwukrotnie)
 Order Wojny Ojczyźnianej II klasy
 Order Czerwonej Gwiazdy (dwukrotnie)
 Order Za Służbę Ojczyźnie w Siłach Zbrojnych ZSRR III klasy
I medale.

Bibliografia
 http://shieldandsword.mozohin.ru/personnel/rybinzev_f_i.htm (ros.)

Radzieccy generałowie porucznicy
Absolwenci Akademii Wojskowej im. M. Frunzego
Funkcjonariusze KGB
Odznaczeni Orderem Czerwonego Sztandaru
Odznaczeni Orderem Czerwonej Gwiazdy
Odznaczeni Orderem Wojny Ojczyźnianej I klasy
Odznaczeni Orderem Wojny Ojczyźnianej II klasy
Odznaczeni Orderem "Za Służbę Ojczyźnie w Siłach Zbrojnych ZSRR"
Radzieccy żołnierze II wojny światowej
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"We are honored to make today's important announcements at this time, as it was roughly 112 years ago that the very first Indian Motorcycle prototype was demonstrated to the press on the streets in Springfield, Massachusetts," said Vice President of Polaris Motorcycles Steve Menneto. "We're especially proud to reveal that our inaugural model will be the iconic Indian Chief. Riders around the world will be thrilled to know their choice in American motorcycles will now come in the form of an all-new Indian Chief."
In addition to announcing the first model to come out of the Spirit Lake, Iowa production plant, pricing for the all-new 2014 Indian Chief will start at an MSRP of $18,999. Inventory is expected to be available at Indian Motorcycle dealerships throughout North America later in the year. Additional Indian Motorcycle dealerships will be opening across the country this summer to accommodate bike demand and service needs.
This pricing sends a clear message that Indian intends to compete for a larger motorcycle share than industry analysts first thought. It has been widely rumored that Indian would focus on the "luxury" motorcycle market segment with bikes that start in the $25 to $30,000 range.
"When Polaris Industries acquired this brand two years ago, our goal from the outset was to leverage our engineering, manufacturing and operational prowess as a market leader in powersports to design and build a truly exceptional motorcycle that represents the perfect balance of legendary heritage and brilliant, state-of-the-art engineering and technology," continued Menneto. "All of us at Indian Motorcycle are very proud to offer the 2014 Indian Chief at a starting price of $18,999. We set out to make the power and heritage of this beautiful new bike available at a price point that is competitive and more accessible to people who are looking for authenticity and choice in American motorcycles."
At this price point, Indian will compete directly with Victory and Harley-Davidson in the large cruiser segment.
The new Indian Chief will be revealed at the 73rd annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally in Sturgis, South Dakota, which runs August 3-11, 2013. Specific details on the launch timing will be announced this summer. The Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, the world's largest motorcycle rally, was started in 1936 by an Indian Motorcycle club, the famed Jackpine Gypsies. Indian Motorcycle is proud to reclaim that heritage and share the historic reveal of the 2014 Indian Chief with the rider community at the 2013 Sturgis Rally.
For more information please visit www.indianmotorcycle.com, follow us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/indianmotocycle, and Like Us at www.facebook.com/indianmotorcycle. To learn more about the Jackpine Gypsies, log on to www.jackpinegypsies.com.
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Indian Motorcycle, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Polaris Industries Inc. (NYSE: PII), is America's first motorcycle company. Founded in 1901, Indian Motorcycle has won the hearts of motorcyclists around the world and earned distinction as one of America's most legendary and iconic brands through unrivaled racing dominance, engineering prowess and countless innovations and industry firsts. Today that heritage and passion is reignited under new brand stewardship. To learn more, please visit www.indianmotorcycle.com.
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Eutheria
Therapsida
Terrestrial Vertebrates
Sarcopterygii
Deuterostomia
Other Eutheria
Edentata
Lagomorpha
Macroscelididae
Scandentia
Dermoptera
Insectivora
Tubulidentata
Perissodactyla
Hyracoidea
Proboscidea
Platyrrhini
Catarrhini
Tarsius
Strepsirrhini
Lemurs, tarsiers, monkeys, apes, and humans
Phylogeny from Purvis (1995).
Containing group: Eutheria
Other Names for Primates
Primata
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The Wisconsin Regional Primate Research Center (WRPRC). Provides acces to a variety of resources including:
Primate Info Net (PIN)
PrimateLit. A bibliographic database for primatology.
WRPRC Primate Image Collection
World Directory of Primatologists.
BIOSIS BiologyBrowser: Primates
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American Society of Primatologists
Primate Cytogenetics Network
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Information on recent finds of fossil primates in China:
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Tarsius syrichta
Tarsier Sanctuary, Corella, Bohol, Philippines
Tarsier Sanctuary, Corella, Bohol
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Aotus trivirgatus
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Green and red leaves along with cabbage culls were strewn about the field as the harvesters sorted and cleaned the outer leaves from the cabbage in preparation for packing.
"We're waiting for St. Patrick's Day," said Javier Rodriguez, Field Supervisor for Frontera Produce in Edinburg, Texas, while overseeing the cabbage harvest of Krenmueller Farms in South Alamo in February.
"We're hoping it will shape up to be a decent year," said Rodriguez.
Parties and private dinners where the menu is built around corned beef and cabbage make the demand for the vegetable soar in March. And Krenmueller Farms has 385 acres planted to cabbage. That's enough to keep many an Irishman happy.
Workers were boxing and loading in the Alamo field. Even though it is easier to control quality when packing it in the shed, Will Steele, vice president of Frontera Produce, said 90 percent of his cabbage growers are going back to packing and controlling quality in the field.
"It saves 75 cents or more per box," said Steele. And since cabbage in February was going for only $4 for 50-pound cartons of the medium size green heads, it's important to save money where you can so that both the farmer and the packing shed make a little money.
"It's imperative for the packing shed to work with the farmer so they both come out ahead. "It's critical to keep the farmer alive," said Steele. "It takes both farmer and shed owner to survive in this business.
On the bright side, it's been a good year for quality cabbage in the Rio Grande Valley, with plentiful fall rains and cool, dry winter weather. The cabbage being harvested is sweet, clean and firm, and pretty much insect free. It should be available through the end of April.
Although cabbage is primarily a Texas winter vegetable, a small harvest takes place year-round. According to the USDA, Texas growers harvest more than 9,000 acres, most of it planted in green cabbage, which is known for heavy density and high quality. Texas is third in the nation, behind California and New York, in overall production. Of the 9000 acres, the Rio Grande Valley is responsible for approximately 4000 acres of the vegetable.


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After 20 years, WIPP's merits and issues are still debated
By Susan Montoya Bryan / Associated Press
Sunday, March 31st, 2019 at 12:05am
In a remote stretch of New Mexico desert, the U.S. government put in motion an experiment aimed at proving to the world that radioactive waste could be safely disposed of deep underground, rendering it less of a threat to the environment.
A worker drives a cart inside the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant near Carlsbad in April 1998. More than 12,380 shipments of radioactive waste have been stashed in the salt caverns. (Eric Draper/Associated Press)
Twenty years and more than 12,380 shipments later, tons of Cold War-era waste from decades of bomb-making and nuclear research across the U.S. have been stashed in the salt caverns that contain the underground facility. Each week, several shipments of special boxes and barrels packed with lab coats, rubber gloves, tools and debris contaminated with plutonium and other radioactive elements are trucked to the site.
But the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant has had its issues.
A 2014 radiation leak forced an expensive closure for almost three years, which delayed the federal government's cleanup program and prompted policy changes at national laboratories and defense-related sites across the U.S. More recently, the U.S. Department of Energy said it would investigate reports that workers may have been exposed last year to hazardous chemicals.
Still, supporters consider the repository a success, saying it provides a viable option for dealing with a multibillion-dollar mess affecting several sites, including a decommissioned nuclear weapons production site in Washington state, one of the nation's top nuclear research labs, in Idaho, and locations as far east as South Carolina.
If it weren't for the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant, many containers of plutonium-contaminated waste would be outdoors, exposed to the weather and susceptible to disasters, said J.R. Stroble, head of business operations at the Department of Energy's Carlsbad Field Office, which oversees the contractor that operates the repository.
"The whole purpose of WIPP is to isolate this long-lived radioactive, hazardous waste from the accessible environment, from people and the things people need in order to live life on Earth," he told The Associated Press.
Don Hancock, with the Southwest Research and Information Center, holds a promotional flyswatter in his office in Albuquerque. The printed message sells the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant as the solution to nuclear pollution. (Susan Montoya Bryan/ Associated Press)
Stroble and others in the communities surrounding the repository are steadfast in their conviction that the facility is a success. They point to 22 sites around the nation that have been cleaned up now that there is a place to put the waste. One of those sites is Rocky Flats, a former nuclear weapons plant outside Denver that had a history of leaks, spills and other violations.
For critics, that success is checkered at best since the repository is far from fulfilling its mission.
"It's 80 percent through its lifetime, and it has disposed of less than 40 percent of the waste and has cost more than twice as much as it was supposed to," said Don Hancock of the watchdog group Southwest Research and Information Center. "How great of a success is that?"
Officials initially thought the facility would operate for about 25 years. Rather than wrapping up in the next few years, managers have bumped the timeline to 2050.
The repository was carved out of an ancient salt formation about a half-mile below the surface, with the idea that the shifting salt would eventually entomb the radioactive waste.
In the 1950s, the National Academy of Sciences recommended disposing of atomic waste in deep geologic formations. Scientists began taking a hard look at the New Mexico site about two decades later.
The scientists had to convince themselves, then federal regulators that it was safe. One of their tasks was determining that the ancient seawater trapped between the salt crystals and bound up in thin bands of clay within the salt deposit would pose no problems thousands of years later.
"It was exciting to be working on what was then going to be the world's first deep-geologic repository for that class of waste," said Peter Swift, a senior scientist at Sandia National Laboratories. "Nothing that radioactive had been put that deep underground before. And that's still true 20 years later."
While the real test will be what happens generations from now, Swift is confident in the science behind the project.
But the wild card in whether the repository is ultimately deemed a success will be the human factor. After all, missteps by management were blamed for the 2014 radiation release.
With some areas permanently sealed off due to contamination, more mining will have to be done to expand capacity. The federal government also is spending more than half a billion dollars to install a new ventilation system, sink more shafts and make other upgrades aimed at returning to "normal business."
Hancock and some former elected leaders involved in early discussions about the facility worry about the subterranean landfill becoming a dumping ground for high-level waste or commercial nuclear waste.
But it would take an act of Congress to expand the repository's mission, and getting consent from New Mexico's delegates would be a tall order since the federal government still has no long-term plan for dealing with such waste. Nevada's proposed Yucca Mountain project is mothballed, and no other permanent disposal proposals are on the table.
Toney Anaya, who served as New Mexico's governor in the 1980s, remembers the heated debates about bringing more radioactive waste to the state. He said there were concerns about safety, but the promise of jobs was attractive. Some also argued New Mexico had a moral obligation given its legacy of uranium mining and its role in the development of the atomic bomb.
Another former governor, Bill Richardson, was on both sides of the tug of war – first as a young Democratic congressman who wanted to impose environmental standards and keep 18-wheelers loaded with waste from passing through the heart of Santa Fe. Later, he became U.S. energy secretary during the Bill Clinton administration and pressured the state to clear the way for the repository to open.
"For New Mexico, we've done our share of storing waste, and we've done it safely and effectively," Richardson said. "It's provided jobs, but I just think the future of the state is not nuclear."
Southeastern New Mexico's ties to the nuclear industry are strong and will remain for at least the next 30 years under current plans.
Robust state regulation will be key in ensuring responsible management, said Hancock, with the watchdog group. The problem, he said, is that besides the Cold War-era waste that has yet to be dealt with, the federal government and nuclear power plants keep generating more.
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President Joe Biden's administration on Thursday launched a program to encourage ordinary Americans to sponsor refugees as admissions languish despite record displacement around the world.
In what he billed as the biggest innovation in US refugee resettlement in four decades, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the new Welcome Corps would aim to ask 10,000 Americans in its first year to offer a hand to new refugees.
"By launching the Welcome Corps, we build on a proud tradition of providing refuge and demonstrate the spirit and generosity of the American people as we commit to welcoming refugees in need of our support," said Blinken, long known for his advocacy for refugees.
Volunteers, who will not be compensated, will need to demonstrate they can provide $2,275 per refugee for three months to help with basics such as winter clothing, furniture and security deposits for housing as the new Americans seek work.
The Welcome Corps is modeled after a successful program in neighboring Canada as well as narrower initiatives in the United States for people fleeing Ukraine and Afghanistan, a US official said.
Biden has set a goal of allowing 125,000 refugees a year, reversing drastic cuts by previous president Donald Trump, with the number largely excluding Ukrainians and Afghans who can come to the United States under separate programs.
But despite America's history of immigration, only 6,750 refugees were resettled in the first quarter of the current fiscal year, due to long delays in processing and verification of claims.
Refugee advocates including religious groups welcomed the initiative, with businesses including Airbnb promising to offer support through the Welcome Corps.
Krish O'Mara Vignarajah, president and CEO of Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service, praised the Biden administration's "forward-thinking approach" but cautioned that "the ability to resettle refugees domestically has not been the fundamental challenge."
"The Biden administration must prioritize the streamlining of refugee admissions, which remain regrettably low this fiscal year," she said in a statement.
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A surge in refugees over the past decade from war-ravaged Syria led to the resettlement of hundreds of thousands of people in Europe but also a political backlash.
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Anti-DNA antibodies play important roles in the pathogenesis of autoimmune diseases. They also represent a unique and relatively unexplored class of DNA-binding protein. Here, we present a study of conformational changes induced by DNA binding to an anti-ssDNA Fab known as DNA-1. Three crystal structures are reported: a complex of DNA-1 bound to dT3, and two structures of the ligand-free Fab. One of the ligand-free structures was determined from crystals exhibiting perfect hemihedral twinning, and the details of structure determination are provided. Unexpectedly, five residues (H97-H100A) in the apex of heavy chain complementarity-determining region 3 (HCDR3) are disordered in both ligand-free structures. Ligand binding also caused a 2-4A shift of the backbone of Tyr L92 and ordering of the L92 side-chain. In contrast, these residues are highly ordered in the Fab/dT3 complex, where Tyr H100 and Tyr H100A form intimate stacking interactions with DNA bases, and L92 forms the 5' end of the binding site. The structures suggest that HCDR3 is very flexible and adopts multiple conformations in the ligand-free state. These results are discussed in terms of induced fit and pre-existing equilibrium theories of ligand binding. Our results allow new interpretations of existing thermodynamic and mutagenesis data in terms of conformational entropy and the volume of conformational space accessible to HCDR3 in the ligand-free state. In the context of autoimmune disease, plasticity of the ligand-free antibody could provide a mechanism by which anti-DNA antibodies bind diverse host ligands, and thereby contribute to pathogenicity.


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Karsten Warholm: World Athletics Podcast - Never Do Hurdles in a Kilt
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Published: Tuesday, June 2, 2020 8:03 AM
Category: Athletics
Karsten Warholm comes THISCLOSE to 400 hurdles world record in Rome | NBC Sports
Karsten Warholm crushes the 400m hurdles field at Rome's Diamond League event, coming up just three tenths of a second shy of breaking the world record #NBCSports #KarstenWarholm » Subscribe to NBC Sports: https://www.youtube.com/nbcsports?sub... » Watch Live Sports on NBCSports.com: http://www.nbcsports.com/live NBC Sports Group serves sports fans 24/7 with premier live events, insightful studio shows, and compelling original programming. NBC Sports
Karsten Warholm DEMOLISHES 300m hurdles world record in front of fake fans | NBC Sports
Karsten Warholm sets the 300 meter hurdles world record at the Impossible Games in Oslo, doing so with no one else on the track and cardboard cutouts of fans in the stands cheering him on #NBCSports #KarstenWarholm » Subscribe to NBC Sports: https://www.youtube.com/nbcsports?sub... » Watch Live Sports on NBCSports.com: http://www.nbcsports.com/live NBC Sports Group serves sports fans 24/7 with premier live events, insightful studio shows, and compelli
Karsten Warholm breaks Berlin 400 meter hurdles record | NBC Sports
While his quest for the 400m hurdle world record came up short once again, Karsten Warholm easily won yet again in Berlin, setting a meet record in the process #NBCSports #KarstenWarholm » Subscribe to NBC Sports: https://www.youtube.com/nbcsports?sub... » Watch Live Sports on NBCSports.com: http://www.nbcsports.com/live NBC Sports Group serves sports fans 24/7 with premier live events, insightful studio shows, and compelling original programming. NBC
Karsten Warholm takes aim at 400m hurdle world record in Ostrava | NBC Sports
After coming incredibly close to breaking the 400m hurdle world record recently, Karsten Warholm finishes two seconds behind it while still dominating the field in Ostrava #NBCSports #KarstenWarholm » Subscribe to NBC Sports: https://www.youtube.com/nbcsports?sub... » Watch Live Sports on NBCSports.com: http://www.nbcsports.com/live NBC Sports Group serves sports fans 24/7 with premier live events, insightful studio shows, and compelling original prog
Karsten Warholm | Unscripted
New format, new identity, new stories - Unscripted. Our new interview series giving you an unfiltered view of the stars of athletics. Our second episode features two-time 400m hurdles world champion Karsten Warholm. Subscribe to our channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/IAAF2012... • Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/WorldAthletics • • Follow us on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/WorldAthletics/ • • Follow us on Instagram - https://
Women's 400m Hurdles Final - World Record | World Athletics Championships Doha 2019
Welcome to the World Athletics Watch Party. Remember you can join the conversation on Twitter using the #WatchWorldAthletics hashtag. Dalilah Muhammad was driven every step of the way to improving her women's 400m hurdles world record as she won gold in 52.16, a couple of pounding heartbeats ahead of her 20-year-old US rival Sydney McLaughlin. The latter was rewarded with silver in 52.23 – just three hundredths of a second off Muhammad's original reco
Dalilah Muhammad's 400m Hurdles World Record | World Athletics Championships 2019 | Doha Moments
Dalilah Muhammad set a new world record in winning 400m Hurdles gold at the 2019 IAAF World Athletics Championships. The American ran a blistering 52.16s to win the title, breaking her own world record she set earlier this year. Compatriot Sydney McLaughlin finished in a close second. Her time of 52.23s was the third-fastest of all time and a new PB. Jamaica's Rushell Clayton also finished with a new personal best, her 53.74s earning her the bronze me
Men's 400m Hurdles Interviews | World Athletics Championships Doha 2019
Hear from men's 400m hurdles gold medallist Karsten Warholm and bronze medallist Abderrahman Samba at the 2019 IAAF World Athletics Championships in Doha. Warholm successfully retained his title with a blistering 47.42s in what many considered to be one of the most competitive events of the Championships. Samba, running in front of his home fans, took bronze in 48.03s. #400m #400mHurdles #Hurdles #KarstenWarholm #AbderrahmanSamba Watch more mixed zone
Men's 400m Hurdles Final | World Athletics Championships Beijing 2015
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The men's 110m hurdles medallists speak after the final at the 2019 IAAF World Athletics Championships. USA's Grant Holloway claimed gold, ahead of Sergey Shubenkov and Pascal Martinot-Lagarde. #Hurdles #110mHurdles #GrantHolloway Watch more mixed zone interviews from Doha in our Mixed Zone playlist - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLz-gfY4so9kY2Bba9pOIfJj6x0daE2Bb8 Subscribe to our channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/IAAF2012?sub_confirmati
Men's 400m Hurdles Final | World Athletics Championships Doha 2019
Welcome to the World Athletics Watch Party, join the conversation on Twitter with our hashtag #WatchWorldAthletics. Karsten Warholm of Norway, beaten consistently last year by Qatar's rising force of Abderrahman Samba, had the final word here as he retained his men's 400m hurdles world title tonight on his rival's home ground. Warholm ran his trademark race, starting fast and taking a clear lead by the halfway point before hanging tough to cross the l


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Have you seen the movie The Vantage Point? It was a suspense thriller, easy to watch, with an intricate plot, showing the same 20 minutes or so as experienced by six or eight different people.
As you can probably guess, what actually happens looks radically different through each different set of eyes and ears, not to mention location, and intention. I found it fascinating. Nobody gets more than a glimpse of what's really going on.
I realized later that the vantage point problem is a real problem in growing a business. The view from different places — the owner, the receptionist, the programmer, the marketing person, the sales manager, the admin and accounting people — is all different.
How often is the sales people's favorite customer the accounts receivable clerk's nightmare? The marketing people see the product in a radically different way than the production people? What do you do, in your business, to get the whole view?
Sorry to take so long to respond, I was out for a few days and only now circled back to check comments. 🙂 Since you encouraged my input, here is what I have experienced and where I think it has gone wrong.
In my experience upper management doesn't want to know what's going on in the bowels of the company. They look at the numbers and ask questions about specific problems or issues, but as long as that all lines up they don't delve too deep. They eventually get very far out of touch with the people actually doing the work.
There is often a massive disconnect between management and the workers. In many cases people in management rose to a level where they could make the decisions regarding how the people below them would do their jobs. Process and technology changes in multiple areas aren't discussed outside of individual departments, so nobody has a handle on how it trickles through the organization. The managers keep doing what they always did clueless to what's going on elsewhere.
To me the best way for a manager to find out what is going on in the company is to do a worker's job for a while. Spend an hour answering phones, creating quotes, submitting invoices, or talking to non-management people at a customer about a project. Walk the proverbial mile. To add strength to this management should organize cross-functional teams, even if it is at the supervisor or manager level. Let them see how what they do impacts other people.
The key to all this is transparency, open lines of communication and a culture free from empire building or finger pointing. Treat people like people, value their input, and encourage them to be the best version of their work selves they can be. If you own a business you are a leader, so you should act like one.
Thanks Charles, good addition. I've seen and consulted for some large companies with some of the traits you cite here, fortunately not ever among my favorite clients. I think of that disenfranchisement problem as more likely to happen in larger companies, but it can happen anywhere.
I don't blame people for not caring about the quality of their work if they don't feel that their supervisors, or the company, care.


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Ethiopia - The Betrayal of Abdullahi Gariile
By Fahmo Abdullahi
In the past several months much has been said about Somali Region of Ethiopia. The region is, undoubtedly less developed than other parts of the country. It is politically instable, economically poor and socially fragile. The successive regional governments have painfully underperformed and federal government has pursued fundamentally flawed policies and directionless strategies. There have been clan conflicts in many parts of the region in which many have lost their lives. The climate has never been kind to the regional inhabitants as well. Droughts have increased both in frequency and intensity. ONLF has also its share in the problem. Its policies and actions are utterly unacceptable. They failed to base their demands on their realities. Their efforts to unite the people are also non-existent.
However, the situation has turned from bad to worse recently following the Obolle incident in which ONLF killed more than 74 individuals in April. In response to this, the government has completely and indeed irresponsibly, blockaded some parts of the region, denying the people access to food and drinking water. Seemingly, the security forces have been given a full power to kill, arrest, rape, harass etc. with impunity. Aid agencies were expelled from the area and the press were forbidden to enter. This has provoked an international outcry. Many international newspapers have raised the issue and criticised their governments for supporting Ethiopia while it was killing and oppressing its own people. Some went further and compared the situation with Darfur, the only difference being the fact that Ethiopia enjoys unconditional support from Western countries, mainly from US and UK, while Sudan faces constant international condemnation.
But unfortunately, it is not Ethiopian government alone that has been committing these horrific human rights violations. Regional Administration is playing its role in the killing, arresting and intimidating the population. Similarly others in Diaspora are taking their role, trying to justify the actions of the government. Abdullahi Gariile is one of these individuals who obviously are struggling blindly to prove their pleasure in the situation (no matter how grave it is) to the Ethiopian government, probably expecting to be rewarded. Abdullahi's articles expose his thinly disguised opportunist behaviour. In fact Abdullahi has a right to oppose ONLF tactics and disagree their policies. I'm one of Ethiopian-Somali speakers, particularly from the badly affected zones. I'm firmly opposed to ONLF and never will I support them in the foreseeable future. But the right to oppose ONLF is one thing and denying the atrocities subjected to the civilians is quite another.
Abdullahi chided ONLF for sowing tribalism, spreading hatred and upsetting development projects. While I'm not defending the Front, if Mr. Abdullahi believes in these principles, it would have been great. But Ethiopian government and Regional Administration are dividing the people into sub-clans, trying to pit against each other. The government posted what it called sub-clan messages into websites – just to humiliate our traditional leaders. It is also a well known fact that Ethiopian government provides arms to some clans and encourages them to raid others. There are also ample evidences that the government supports and take its part in the corruption that has crippled the regional development. On many occasions government armed forces are transported with civilian trucks which they take by force and definitely without payment. At times civilians are taken hostage and used as human shield from one place to another. Therefore, the fact that Abdullahi failed to notice and mention these realities in his writings gives lies to his claims that he wanted peace, justice and development for the Somalis in the Region.
It wasn't ONLF that had blockaded the region nor was it any other force that had burnt the people alive. Was it ONLF that had expelled aid agencies from the region? Who displaced the communities from their homes and starved them deliberately? Surely it was the very government that you (Abdullahi) were trying to please. Abdullahi, though I do not know you personally, your piece of writing showed your insincerity. Firstly, as you posted it in all EPRDF-supporting web pages, it is clear that you've designed it for EPRDF consumption. Secondly, is understandable that you haven't received anything yet, despite your efforts. And to prove that you are unkind and immoral enough to be considered for a position is largely why you keep savagely criticising ONLF for much less severe crimes than that of the government which as you stated, you would be very proud of being associated with.
Abdullahi, brother, your claims that the brutality of ONLF in the Somali Region made you angry and emotional are irreconcilable with the fact that you are seeking to associate yourself with the Ethiopian regime which treats its own people inhumanely. Are you happy with the government soldiers raping your sisters and mothers or are you denying its existence? Does the mass killing in Gode, Kabridahar, Dagahbur, Jijiga, Fik etc give you pleasure? Or you never heard of it? How did you feel when you have heard that at least a dozen people were strangled to death in Qoriile?
What was your reaction when MSF reported that in Warder people were denied access to drinking water? Or when David Blair of Telegraph newspaper reported about harsh and draconian measures taken by the government in the region? What was your assessment when you read (if you did) the Independent's Steve Bloomfield article in which he compared Ogaden with Darfur? Surely you get so much complaint from your relatives in the region. Did you conclude all these as unsubstantiated reports created by ONLF while what EPRDF and its regional administration are saying is accurate?
Surprisingly, you have stated that Somalis cannot afford to waste this opportunity! What opportunity? Where? Frankly speaking Somalis in Ethiopia have been humiliated and treated as non-human by this regime. You thanked Melez for allowing Somalis to build their region. Sorry, you are untrue to yourself. Anyone who takes an honest look at the progression of events in the past 15 years can easily discover that Melez has divided us into clans (Ogaden, Issa, Isak, Shekhaal, Hawiye, Majeerteen, Jidwaaq etc) and abused our division. We know it, he knows it and the international communities know it well. Your argument is thus running counter to the common sense. Obviously, your irrational ambitions to join EPRDF-sponsored human rights violations have clouded your judgement and forced you to make a bee line for an issue that is so sensitive and painful to every sensible and peace-loving Somalis.
Brother, you need to know that EPRF knows what it is doing in the region more than you do. And yet worse, it knows that you know it, at least partly. So in short those you are arrogantly supporting have indiscriminately killed Ethiopian Somalis, divided them into sub-clans, denied their rights to live peacefully and with dignity, humiliated them, raped your sisters and mothers and know that you are aware of that facts. Then how do you think they would evaluate you? Abdullahi there are many Somali-speakers who can support the idea of being part of Ethiopia. But that does not necessarily lead them into submission, as you did. The idea of Ethiopia in which all Ethiopians have equal opportunities are acceptable to some (me included) though minority.
In an attempt to please EPRDF, it seems that you are scrabbling for ideas that can shift the blame and justify its atrocities in the region. That is way past its sell-by date. Don't sell yourself short.
Abdullahi while there are so much you could have done to support both your people and the government; you opted to exploit the suffering of the society. You absolutely disregarded the feeling of the victims and those who lost their beloved ones. In addition to this, you are showing EPRDF elements that we are at their disposal, regardless of what they do against our people. If EPRDF and its collaborators respect their own constitution, we would have been proud of being their associates. Surely that is not the case now. They are the ones who are violating the provisions of the constitution. They shot death hundreds of innocent Ethiopians in Addis Ababa streets, who simply protested (peacefully) the outcome of an election they thought was rigged.
Fahmo Abdullahi


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The Division went on to subdivide its activities into three well identified sections: thoracic oncology, esophageal diseases and lung transplantation, providing each of the sections with the framework required to meet its objectives both clinically and academically. In 1997, an integrated group practice plan with its own research and development fund was created within the Division. The objective for the surgeons in the group was to invest in their own development and place the emphasis on recruiting new academic surgeons.
The Thoracic Surgery Research Foundation of Montreal was the brainchild of Dr. Andre Duranceau and Dr. Pasquale Ferraro. The doctors along with the Minicozzi family came together to form a Foundation that would focus on the need for clinical care and research in the areas of lung transplantation, thoracic oncology and diseases of the esophagus. The bond between the Minicozzi family and Dr. Ferraro began in 1997 when Eduardo Minicozzi became gravely ill and required a surgical intervention at the CHUM. Please watch to his testimonial" in our "Real Life Stories" section.


Warner Family: You Have Got to Watch these videos!
I found this on the camera, and just had to share with you what we get on a daily basis around here. Never a dull moment. It's funny, one minute they are bugging each other and picking at each other, and the next they do things like this and look like they are best friends. Hope you enjoy.
And the oldest geek of the family was a cheerleader for the powder puff football game. I thought I had a better picture of him showing his socks and shorts, but you can get the idea what he looked like with the headband.
Here you go, our oldest in action. Wow what a great bunch of fun kids. We are so proud! I look forward to your comments.
Way funny! They are naturals!
Wow. That's some good stuff. I wonder how long it will be before they make you take it off the blog. I felt like I need to hurry and try to do a screen grab just to save the clips for posterity in case your kids sabotaged them and permanently deleted them.
Hilarious videos! I love stuff like this. How's the diet coming?
that is freakin hilarious! i laughed the entire time and then watched them again!
What a fun and outgoing family you have. This must be why our kids always want to be at your house.


Project Homeless Connect, a daylong, consumer focused, one-stop event designed to provide an array of resources and support to those experiencing homelessness in our Morris County community, will be held on Thursday, Jan. 24 at St. Peter's Episcopal Church, 70 Maple Avenue, in Morristown.
An Opening Ceremony is planned for 9 a.m. with doors opening at 10 a.m. The event runs until 2 p.m.
"Project Homeless Connect is a county-wide partnership designed to provide some of our community's most adversely affected individuals with resources, referrals and support," said Bob Davison, Chief Executive Officer of the Mental Health Association of Essex and Morris, which is the lead agency coordinating the event. "It is important for people facing such basic challenges as not having a roof over your head or knowing where your next meal is going to come from to be welcomed and treated with dignity and respect," he added.
Some 43 community-based service providers will participate in the upcoming Morris County event and provide resources free of charge to all who attend. Morris County Sheriff James M. Gannon's Hope One van, a mobile substance abuse resource center, will be located at the location. Project Homeless Connect guests can obtain mental health information, substance abuse treatment, health screenings, housing information and veteran's resources.
Agencies collected donations throughout the year and many goods will be given out at the event including clothing, coats, hygiene products, back packs, gift cards, food and more. Other services will include free haircuts, skincare with Mary Kay and medical services including free flu shots and health screenings.
This year Morris County also is launching Everyday Connect, a project that offers a way for services to come to those who need them throughout the year instead of just at one annual event. Service providers will be visiting the Dover and Morristown drop in centers, Edna's Haven and Our Promise on a rotating basis throughout the year. This will allow homeless individuals to access services at locations they visit daily without an appointment, instead of having consumers seek out services.
A Point in Time Count also will take place during Project Homeless Connect. It is a street and shelter count to determine the number of people experiencing homelessness within Morris County.
In 2018, NJCounts found 9,303 homeless men, women and children (300 in Morris County) in 6,982 households across New Jersey. This number increased by 771 persons, or nine percent, from 2017. Click here for the NJCounts 2018 reports and the Morris County report.
"This count is important to us because it helps us to know how many people are in need. Once we know the homeless population we can create programs to address their needs to lift them out of homelessness," said Danielle Pera, who is director of the Mental Health Association's PATH program, which provides direct outreach to homeless individuals.
To learn more about Project Homeless Connect, residents can contact Danielle Pera at (973) 334-3496.


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Best Horror TV Shows of the 2000s, Ranked | Pretty Reel
Horror in the 2000s heavily influenced new series franchises and the growing popularity of horror subgenres. Before the big horror boom of the 2010s, with The Walking Dead and American Horror Story kicking off a cavalcade of scary TV series, the 2000s saw the rise of great horror shows, ranging from supernatural stories to attack of zombies and creepy bloodsucking vampires. Where it was small quick fixes or binge-worthy series, there was definitely something for everyone in the 2000s.
Now that this spooky season is upon us, horror lovers can't wait for the most haunting night of the year. Horror fans are always craving something awfully good to watch, even if it's October, so check out these great horror TV shows from the first decade of our new millennium for your dose of blood, suspense, gore and slash.
7/7 The dead zone
LionsgateCBS Television
Based on characters from the Stephen Kings novel of the same name, The Dead Zone series first aired in 2002. It follows Johnny Smith, a small-town teacher involved in a car accident and left in the coma for six years. But after regaining consciousness, he realizes that his once perfect life has changed dramatically.
Not only did his fiancée give birth to a son he doesn't know, but she married another man who happens to be the town sheriff. While coming to terms with the difficulties in his personal life, he soon realizes that he now possesses amazing psychic powers. With just a small touch of an object or person, he sees visions of their past and future. With the help of his ex-fiancée, her husband, and a physical therapist, Johnny begins to harness his newfound abilities to help solve crimes, but all is not as it seems when he begins to witness apocalyptic events. catastrophic in his visions.
6/7 Dead Set
Endemol Shine United Kingdom
Dead Set aired in 2008 and is a British zombie horror mini-series from Charlie Brooker, the creator of Black Mirror, and is set on a fictional season set of Big Brother. Safe in their fully equipped big brother house, the contestants have no idea of the zombie attacks taking place outside until showrunner Kelly manages to enter the house and warns them of the misfortune outside. The house quickly becomes a haven for contestants and production staff, but with no contact with the outside world, they must attempt to sneak out of the house for supplies, while trying to avoid the flesh-eating zombies.
5/7 The Vampire Diary
Warner Bros. CBS
In The Vampire Diaries, fans can delve into the story of two brothers, Stefan and Damon Salvatore, who are age-old vampires. After moving from place to place in order to hide their bloodthirsty existence, they return to Mystic Falls, a small town in Virginia where their life as humans ended. High school girl Elena mingles with the vampire brothers and quickly captures Stefan's heart, but Damon is determined to get revenge on his brother for turning him into a vampire in 1864, so seeks revenge by going after Elena. We watch their relationship with Elena grow and the vampire creatures lurk in the city bringing destruction to lives, loves and many dangers.
4/7 Masters of Horror
After regularly meeting with a host of horror directors, in 2005 Mick Garris teamed up with several of the "masters" of horror to create and produce this anthology television series consisting of 13 hour-long films each. season. The first season of Masters of Horror provided us with a lot of horror including kidnappings, monsters like humans, witches, soldiers appearing from beyond the grave, evil entities, violent turf wars.
Fortunately, viewers didn't have to wait long for season two, which began with a doomsday tale of a monstrous force that devastated a small Texas town, followed by episodes filled with psychopaths, vampires, murderous maniacs, with a bloodthirsty vengeful spirit seeking revenge. If you're a fan of a wide range of horror subgenres, Masters of Horrors is a must-watch this spooky season. Including hour-long films from iconic directors like John Carpenter, Dario Argento, John Landis, Joe Dante, Tobe Hooper, Larry Cohen, Stuart Gordon, Takashi Miike, and more.
3/7 True Blood
True Blood is an American fantasy horror drama series that follows telepathic waitress Sookie Stackhouse, who falls in love with a vampire hundreds of years old. The show exists in a world where "True Blood" branded synthetic blood means vampires no longer have to hide and can co-exist with humans. However, an anti-vampire organization begins to gain power and do battle with what they still believe to be bloodsucking enemies, which means there's a lot of tension as Sookie has to start navigating the the trials and terrors of intimacy and the danger that her relationship may be in.
2/7 Supernatural
First airing in 2005, Supernatural ran for 15 years, so fans got totally immersed in the thrilling yet terrifying lives of Sam and Dean. Raised by their father after their mother's death, the brothers were taught to hunt and kill any evil supernatural beings that roamed the earth. They grow to solve cases and save the world from supernatural entities. After 22 years, they embark on a journey to find their missing father and must stick together using new tricks and tools as they encounter enemies including rampaging monsters and demonic gods. To this day, Supernatural remains a great fantasy show that brought some genuinely chilling horror elements.
1/7 Carnival
Carnivále spans two seasons (but was meant to be longer) and is set during the Great Depression, following people's lives in a traveling carnival. The first season sees Ben Hawkins, a young man who possesses healing powers, join the carnival and soon after begins having strange dreams and visions. Unbeknownst to Ben, these are the visions of a wanderer who had joined the carnival many years before, who possessed abilities similar to his.
The plot continues to introduce a Methodist preacher, Brother Justin, who shares Ben's visions, and as he discovers his supernatural powers, he begins to manifest the sins of his parishioners into terrifying realities. He's sure he's doing God's work and continuing his religious duties, while Ben and the carnival grow ever closer, but neither realizes they're key players in a war between good and the evil. The viewer is drawn into a mythological story drawing on themes of Christianity, Gnosticism and the Knights Templar in this unsettling spectacle, one of the darkest of the decade.
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