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Fox Hunts For More Than Just Game As 'Rio' Hooks Up With 'Angry Birds' The game Angry Birds is one of the most popular apps you can get for your smartphone. It's also teaming up with a new movie as 20th Century Fox tries out a partnership with game creator Rovio.
Pop culture in high spirits
Fox Hunts For More Than Just Game As 'Rio' Hooks Up With 'Angry Birds'
March 22, 201112:01 AM ET
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You simply cannot appreciate the brilliance of Angry Birds unless you play the game. So go get your iPhone or borrow one from a friend. You can download the first game for free.
The physics-based game is wildly addictive. You could waste a good deal of time catapulting those angry birds through the air, trying to get the arc just right so you smash the pigs' castle.
By the way, the birds are angry because the pigs have stolen their eggs, in case that's not immediately apparent.
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Created by the Finnish company Rovio, Angry Birds is one of the most downloaded apps ever, with over 100 million downloads in just 15 months. Now the Hollywood mega studio 20th Century Fox is getting a piece of the action. Two Fox executives flew to Helsinki, wowed the Rovio team with clips from their new movie Rio and struck a deal. Rio is being made by the same people behind Ice Age.
What is it about Angry Birds that makes it so successful? Andrew Stalbow, Senior Vice President of Mobile for 20th Century Fox, says it's partly that the degree of difficulty is just right for both kids and adults. "It looks pretty simple but it's pretty hard to master," he says. Plus, Rovio markets the game almost exclusively on social media. "They've created these adorable videos that just spread virally across social networks," says Stalbow. "It's something that we really aspire to with the games we've created at Fox."
So the American behemoth 20th Century Fox wanted to sit next to this little company in Finland. To make it happen, Andrew Stalbow and another Fox executive flew to Helsinki. They showed Peter "Mighty Eagle" Vesterbacka and the team at Rovio clips of their new movie Rio, which is also about birds. "Our creative people really liked what they saw," says Vesterbacka.
So Rovio agreed to create a new game featuring the Angry Birds and the exotic birds from Rio. Check out this trailer to see how these birds come together.
Fox would be thrilled to get a piece of the Angry Birds fan base. And a lot of those gamers are not moviegoers. With this new avian alliance, Fox might have a chance to reach them. "There will be a lot of people who will go and see this that normally wouldn't go and see a movie, so it will be very interesting to see," says Rovio's Vesterbacka.
And what's in it for the angry birds? "Marketing power," says Andrew Stalbow of Fox. That includes billboards, posters, and a hidden code in a Super Bowl commercial.
It's hard to say who has more to gain from the Fox-Rovio partnership. The Angry Birds got a free ride in an expensive Super Bowl ad, and Rio might reach a whole new audience when its birds are part of the massively popular, highly addictive video game.


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New Family Justice Courts proposed to oversee cases
Janice Tai
A new one-stop Family Justice Courts system may soon be set up to make divorce cases less acrimonious and better protect children, going by the recommendation of a high-level group looking to revamp family justice here.
It will oversee all types of family cases and make the civil divorce process simpler and less adversarial, said recommendations released for public consultation yesterday.
The group also hopes to equip people in places such as schools, hospitals and family service centres with the skills to pick up and refer cases of families in distress, to ensure that they receive help before ending up in court.
"Family disputes often have a high emotional cost, and a painful and lasting impact on spouses and children," said Senior Minister of State for Law and Education Indranee Rajah, who chairs the committee with Judge of Appeal V. K. Rajah.
"The aim of this review is to revamp the family justice system not only in terms of structures and institutions but also to reduce acrimony, create a more supportive environment for troubled families, and above all to ensure that the best interests of the child are given primacy and priority."
The proposed structure hopes to simplify court procedures as well as reduce legal costs and stress for families by bringing the Family Court, High Court (Family Division) and Juvenile Court all under one Family Justice Courts system. A Family Justice Act will be enacted to set out the jurisdiction and powers of the new Courts.
Family cases are now heard under different courts, depending on their nature and the value of assets at stake. This means when cases are transferred from one court to another, clients can wait up to six months before appeals or complex cases are heard, said senior divorce lawyer Tan Siew Kim.
Cases do pass through different hands and the multiple parties involved may not get a full picture, she added.
The new system will have judges taking a more central and proactive role in divorce proceedings. This enables divorces to be dealt with amicably and quickly, unlike in the English system where the judge adjudicates between two warring parties.
To ensure the interests of children are not overlooked in ugly family disputes, the committee suggested appointing "Child Representatives" to advocate for the children in certain court proceedings, among other things.
It also suggested setting up specialist agencies to provide services such as counselling and non-legal advice that address issues arising from divorce.
There are three centres specialising in family violence here but they do not offer mediation or divorce-related services.
Mrs Seah Kheng Yeow, head of family development at specialist agency Pave, said the value of the new centres lies in the expertise of its social workers.
Family lawyer Rajan Chettiar, who has taken part in discussions on the revamp, called the changes "comprehensive".
"But what's key is that it puts the focus on the child and remembering that helps both parties try to move on to be better parents."
Sales director Sandra Ong, 48, whose divorce case was transferred between courts, said: "These are good moves, especially for laymen like us who find the whole court process tedious, expensive and confusing."
The consultation paper can be found on the Ministry of Law and Reach websites.
The exercise closes on June 7.
Some of the group's proposals
An inter-agency committee set up last year to reform the family justice system has released recommendations that it is seeking public views on. Here are some key recommendations:
•Creating a new family court structure known as the Family Justice Courts through a new Family Justice Act.
•Having specialist agencies in key areas across Singapore to offer services such as counselling and non-legal advice to address issues arising from divorce.
•Protecting the interests of children in divorce cases by appointing child representatives in appropriate court proceedings to act as their advocate.
•Equipping people at community agencies such as family service centres, schools or hospitals to pick up and refer cases.
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This article was published on May 8 in The Straits Times.
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I work with kids. Literally. Kids so young, some don't have bank accounts. Last week I traded a shift with a boy who had to get permission from his parents in order to work an evening shift on a school night.
I also work with people my own age, and also a handful who are older, but – most of the time, at work, I'm the "old lady".
It's an odd role for me.
I've been working customer service jobs for over half my life. In fact, as long as some of the kids at the 'bucks have been alive. There are times I find myself frustrated with a young'in, like a new hire's blank, devoid-of-all-personality personality, and I have to remind myself that I was once 16 at a new job, too. And I was scared, overwhelmed, didn't know what to do with myself. When the older, or "old" as I thought of them, coworkers would talk to me, I'd stutter and look at the ground. So I work hard to engage with the shy kids at work, encourage them.
And this is hard, sometimes, because like the old adage says, you can lead a 16-year-old to an espresso maker, but you can't make them suddenly have a sparkling disposition.
I do find myself having those old people thoughts of "What's wrong with kids today?" It's trite and easy to fall into that pessimistic, critical thought pattern. Each generation thinks they are superior to the next, so I'm not saying this, exactly. But, the differences between someone who brags they "Once used a VCR" compared with an aging old fart like myself do seem to widen as the years past.
The oddest role I have there, the label that doesn't fit me exactly, is "Mom". Like, I know, I've been in the "Mom" game for nearly seven years, but it is odd to hear it all the time. "Oh, Nicole, she's this way because she's a Mom", or "Oh my God, Nicole, you're such a Mom!". I still think of myself as "lady with kids" but that label, "Mom", seems so formal or something.
A part of me likes to imagine they are referring to me as "Mom" in *this way* but I know it means I'm a fuddy-duddy lady completely out of touch with what the cool kids are doing these days.
The idea of being 18 again, but adding in the expectation of a perfect selfie at any angle, having to present myself in an ideal way online, and having to wade into the dating waters in this age of zero-phone-calls and the idea a guy will ghost you; oh man. I'm glad I was born in the cusp of the generation of men who called, and I got to meet guys (back when I was single) the old-fashioned way, in person, not online.
It is sort of funny, on a Friday night and a 19-year-old is eager to get released from their shift to "Go Out" and I'm steaming milk, I think "this is my social life, right here", because, in a certain sense, that's true. Slinging drinks, blending fraps and mopping the floor are my escape from 'mommy-hood' and that might be a role I never once imagined I'd find myself in.
i understand what you mean. I have it the other way. I work in health care and for as long as I can remember, i was the youngest. so there were always comments about your so young you wouldn't understand or know the answer.
Hahaaa. Your "lead a teen to an espresso maker" comment so reminds me of my grumpy teen. Come on kid! Try a smile once a year! Anyhow, I spend a lot of time as a waitress and restaurant manager. I probably learned more from them than anything, like which way to swipe if you're interested in someone on Tindre, who not to hook up with, slang terms for drugs, and the like. Totally useful info. But they made me laugh all the time. Thank God it's them, not me!


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A new website is collecting memories about every part of life in North Tyneside and its surrounding areas, as told by those who lived, worked and played here.
Already there are almost 700 memories in the collection, many of which include spoken recordings. These are first hand accounts by local people of their experiences at work and play in the 20th Century. Reminiscences of working in the shipyards, fishing fleets and coal mines, days out on the beach, dancing at the Spanish City, and the hardships of wartime are easily searchable and are a valuable resource both for local historians and as an aid to stimulating conversation in people with dementia.
Can you contribute a story?
This is a living archive and it needs more stories. Remembering the Past's team of volunteers are keen to collect more stories, memories and experiences from people who were born and raised in the area, or who have moved here from other parts of the country – can you share one with with them ? The team are based in the LInskill Centre and will welcome your input. Please visit the website and get in touch. www.rememberingthepast.co.uk
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While Digital Technology will help paint a picture of past lives, the real power will lie in the compelling stories of ordinary people living through times of great change. The group aim to capture memories from local people and bring them to life using Schoolchildren, Writers, Drama Groups and Musicians in way that is both inspiring and informative.
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A popular hotel is to undergo a £3.2 million revamp to turn it into a Holiday Inn.
The overhaul of The Derbyshire Hotel, off Junction 28 of the M1 at South Normanton, comes after the 157-bedroom property was sold to new owners in a £10 million deal.
The property has been bought by Serani Hotels from US-based Starwood Capital. The deal represents the first hotel acquisition by Serani, which was founded in May by Ravi Ruparelia and Rajiv Nathwani and is based in Pinner, Middlesex.
The hotel currently boasts a restaurant and bar, leisure club with pool, gym and treatment rooms and 14 event spaces which cater for weddings, celebrations and conferences for up to 250 guests.
The four-star establishment had previously operated under the Principal Hotel Company's De Vere collection.
But now, following its acquisition, Serani has appointed hotel management and consultancy company Countrywide Hotels to manage and develop the hotel.
Over the next 12 months, it will oversee the refurbishment of the property, which will include upgrading the existing bedrooms and communal areas.
There are also plans to create new bedrooms, a signature restaurant and introduce a Starbucks lounge within a new open lobby area.
After the work is completed, the hotel will be re-branded as a Holiday Inn.
Mr Nathwani said: "We're delighted to have completed the purchase of The Derbyshire and are excited to share the journey of rebranding as a Holiday Inn with Countrywide Hotels.
After sealing the deal for The Derbyshire Hotel, Mr Ruparelia and Mr Nathwani added that they were eyeing further acquisitions in 2018.


You are the security director for a large, public corporation, and you have a problem employee. Without assistance from anyone else in the company, you decide to handle the problem. Even after you draft and deliver a performance improvement plan, the employee's performance continues to decline. It's time to terminate. Without consulting company resources, you schedule a final meeting with the employee and prepare a package containing benefits documents, unused leave payout, severance payment, and everything else you think should be addressed. Finally, you meet with the employee and terminate his employment.
I know what you are thinking: Where was HR in all of this? Why didn't the security director rely on HR's experience and expertise, instead of trying to handle everything himself? By acting unilaterally, the director jeopardized the company's reputation and may have exposed it to legal action due to improper handling of the sensitive matter. An unlikely scenario, yes?
Some things demand a team. In sensitive or potentially dangerous matters, the do-it-yourself approach can be reckless. But every day, some tasked with conducting potentially dangerous personnel actions, such as employee terminations, do so without partnering with security. By failing to rely on security professionals' experience and expertise, they leave the company vulnerable and place coworkers at unnecessary risk.
Employee terminations can be complicated, stressful, and potentially violent events requiring careful planning, execution, and follow-up. When done correctly, termination plans unite company stakeholders early in the process and typically address dozens of considerations aimed at protecting employees and conducting an effective severance. If planned and conducted appropriately, the terminee avoids unnecessary embarrassment, reducing the likelihood of retaliation.
Contact between the terminee and coworkers is intentionally minimized to reduce opportunities for outbursts and blame. After the termination occurs, security ensures a safe and controlled return of personal property to the former employee, recovery of issued company property and information, and removal of building and IT access. During post-termination follow up, security professionals watch for indications that the former employee intends to retaliate.
ASIS and SHRM, in their joint Workplace Violence Prevention and Intervention Standard issued in 2011, stress the multi-disciplinary approach throughout, and identify stakeholders including HR, Security, Legal, Safety, Labor, EAP, and others. If you work in a company with internal security expertise, take advantage of that resource and partner with them early in the termination process. If your company doesn't have a Corporate Security group, or if they are unfamiliar with termination planning, partner with an experienced outside security expert.


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I wrote Note to Self to encourage believers in the discipline of preaching to ourselves---rigorously applying Scripture to every area of our lives with the aim of knowing Jesus while being transformed by his grace. Or you can just think of it as a "devotional." Whatever is easier. I am very happy that it has been an encouragement to so many, and I was blown away when Crossway told me it has now been translated into Korean!


I always liked to doodle and color. When I got older and my grandfather was diagnosed with Alzheimer's, I decided that that I could use my passion to design environments that my grandfather and others living with the disease would feel comfortable living in.
My first job was working as an intern for a CEO's assistant. My favorite part of the job was planning, and organizing the company picnic. It was the first one in seven years, so I was starting from scratch. It taught me how to design and organize events as well as how to manage event staff.
I love playing sports. In high school, I participated in volleyball, basketball, and I competed in throwing events with track & field. After high school, I played four years of intramural volleyball in college. Currently at my church, I play volleyball in the fall and basketball every week.
Sushi has been my favorite since I was 11 years old! When I was in elementary school and we had to draw our favorite foods at the beginning of the year, my classmates drew pizza, spaghetti, and hamburgers while I was drawing sushi rolls.
My Tiffany heart necklace. It was the first present my husband gave me when we were dating. I rarely take it off.
My trip to South Africa was my favorite. It was a mission's trip to help an orphanage. There is so much that can be learned by spending time in other countries learning different cultures and helping others. I also enjoyed seeing zebras, giraffes, and rhinos in their natural habitat.


I don't know if this is a regression from 1.10, but we found a major bug in our 15.04.5 Mahara. In short, when members in a group submit their collections, the admins of that group cannot see them. I attached a screenshot for you to see. I also tested in a vanilla 15.04.5 installation in order to be sure and I was still able to reproduce the bug.
*This test requires you to have an evaluation group with at least one member, at least 1 collection.
4. Now, with a member of that same group, follow the same steps.
Result: The collections are never listed under the "Collections shared with this group".
I just tried it on the master branch and I couldn't reproduce the problem! So I guess it was fixed somewhere between 15.10 and 16.x?
Anyway, would it be possible to backport the fix into 15.04.5?
When we first added the extra options to the group homepage's 'Group pages' block there was a small issue with what is displayed. Normally this can be fixed by editing the page, editing the block and re-saving the block so the correct settings are set in the database.
You are right about this workaround but still we have the problem every time a new group is created which is not good. I dug the code a bit and found out that the problem is related to the groupviews block from the default group home page view not having the showsharedcollections config in the configdata (I compared with a fresh install from master branch).
I searched in the tracker and found that you fixed a bug (https://bugs.launchpad.net/mahara/+bug/1491639) related indirectly to this problem but it wasn't backported in 15.04 which which I'm wondering why because there's a patch for it in the last comment.
My first plan was to backport this fix in 15.04 but reading the code, I think it will have an unexpected side effect because it will change the config of the groupviews from the default home page and all the others to 2 (showbyanybody) when it should be 1 (showbygroupmembers) -> See the default configs when installing from scratch in install_system_grouphomepage_view function (lib/group.php).
What are your thoughts about this? I think there should be at least a fix upgrade correcting the groupviews from default group because all the Mahara installations pre 15.10 will have the wrong default config after upgrade.
* Assert in column configdata of db table block_instance that the values for showsharedviews and showsharedcollections is 1.
"ERROR: Version number in htdocs/blocktype/groupviews/version.php has gone up too much for a stable branch!"
What would be the right way to do it?
And I'm not sure what to do for 15.04 because I would have to create a fix that includes 1491639 code but I need more details why it wasn't backported before doing more work.


State funeral - military procession, crowds of mourners - probably for King Alexander.
Unissued / unused material - dates and locations unclear.
Various shots of large funeral procession - probably of King Alexander, assassinated in 1934. Crowds line street to see military procession. We see Oriental (Chinese / Japanese?) dignitaries paying their respects. C/U bust of dead King. Various shots steam boat coming into dock, bringing more crowds of mourners. M/S row of policemen, wearing helmets similar to British police officers. Various shots people with wreaths standing in front of lion statue. More shots of military funeral procession - including soldiers from Greece and other European countries marching with guns pointing ground. At end of procession are several trucks loaded with wreaths and the coffin carried on a gun carriage.
Riots and fires follow Bastille Day celebrations in Rabat, Morocco.


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Doncaster Rovers: McSheffrey has bit between teeth for challenge
It is fair to say that Gary McSheffrey likes a challenge.
Saturday, 02 April, 2016, 08:00
Gary McSheffrey
In his determination to end a difficult campaign by playing regular football, the veteran forward joined Rovers on loan from Scunthorpe United last week.
And he was thrust straight into their desperate fight for survival in League One, starting both games in the Easter double-header with Colchester United and Blackpool.
"I wasn't getting enough game time at Scunthorpe.
"Having been injured for a while at the Christmas period, the plan was to get plenty of games before the end of the season.
"But the games were running out and I found myself in a position where I'd only made a couple of starts in a couple of months.
"The decision coming in was playing games, scoring goals and helping the team.
"It was about getting right in there and getting out of this mess that we're in. That's still the plan."
McSheffrey followed up his goalscoring debut against Colchester by playing more than an hour against Blackpool.
Boss Darren Ferguson admitted the 33-year-old had run himself into the ground having made only two starts in 2016 prior to his loan move.
"Colchester was my first full 90 minutes in a long time," McSheffrey said. "Hopefully it'll stand me in good stead.
"I needed it. The legs felt a bit heavy in the second half. It's probably because we got worked a bit.
"Hopefully it'll stand me in good stead and better is to come."
McSheffrey said he watched Rovers numerous times during his spell on the sidelines over Christmas, when Doncaster were climbing the League One table.
And he believes one win would reignite the confidence in the players he saw before the turn of the year.
He said: "Not so long ago they were a very good team. I watched them a lot over December and January when I was injured and I saw some very good performances.
"I watched the Stoke game in the FA Cup, the Gillingham game where they finished really well.
"There were some good performances where they were playing really good football.
"One win could get the shackles off and the confidence comes back."


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Home Baseball Indiana baseball wins midweek offensive shootout at Indiana State
Indiana baseball wins midweek offensive shootout at Indiana State
Jackson Yeary
Indiana baseball took down in-state foe Indiana State in a high-scoring affair, 15-14, Tuesday for their fifth straight victory and improved to 12-8 on the season.
In what was a wild, back-and-forth battle, Indiana sophomore Cole Barr proved to be the difference. The third baseman hit a go-ahead home run in the top of the ninth to give IU the one run edge that would decide the game. The Hoosiers and Sycamores put on a practical boxing match, trading blows throughout the entire game with a total of 10 home runs and eight lead changes occurring.
The abnormal was a constant throughout this game. It looked like Indiana was going to dominate as the Hoosiers held an 8-1 lead in the top of the third, but that lead vanished in an instant. Indiana State was up 10-8 by the end of the fourth. By the seventh it was all knotted at 13, then tied again at 14 going into to the eighth, before Barr finished the job in the ninth.
At the end of the day, this is a quality road win over a tough Indiana State team who is now 16-2 on the year.
Here are three takeaways from the in-state battle.
Life by the long ball
It's no secret, the Hoosiers like to hit home runs. Tuesday, five different Hoosiers went yard: Barr, senior Ryan Fineman, sophomore Elijah Dunham, freshman Grant Richardson, and sophomore Drew Ashley.
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• 1.333 Slugging
• 2.000 OPS
• 3 HR
• 9 RBI
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Of the 15 total runs from the Hoosiers, 10 of them were accounted for by home runs. Dunham even had four of them with a grand slam for his first hit of the season. Through the season thus far, the Hoosiers have hit 31 home runs as a team and are averaging almost two per game.
In the five-game winning streak, when the offense has been at its best, the Hoosiers have compiled a total of 14 home runs. Going deep is the key to Indiana's full offensive potential.
Grant Richardson stays hot
After making his collegiate debut last Wednesday at Cincinnati, Richardson has looked nothing like a freshman. Senior Logan Kaletha and Dunham's injuries offered an opportunity to Richardson and he hasn't looked back.
Through six games the freshman outfielder has a batting average of .375 with 10 RBIs to his name. He continued his hot streak against Indiana State with going 2-5 from the plate and accounting for a home run and four RBIs.
Richardson could be a very valuable weapon and provide further depth to Indiana Head Coach Jeff Mercer if he continues what he's shown so far.
Needed momentum before Big Ten play
The Hoosiers' win over Indiana State has a multitude of benefits for the team moving forward.
Not only is it a quality win over a 16-2 team, but rather, this fifth straight win continues their recently built up momentum before a big weekend ahead.
Indiana will host Iowa (10-7) this weekend for its first series and games of Big Ten play in the 2019 season. This will be the start of the gauntlet of Indiana's schedule with conference play series almost every weekend throughout the rest of the calendar.
Getting a fifth straight win, especially after having a losing record of 7-8 prior to the streak, is monumental in getting this team to start conference play on the right foot.
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If anyone knows me, I usually don't go anywhere without some color on my lips. I can thank my mom for that because she is a full believer that color is essential! That is now my motto, at least on my face that is! 😉 I always love seeing what other ladies use as their everyday lip colors so I figured sharing mine might inspire you to make an Ulta run! Before I share my favorite colors, here are a few steps I take prior to applying my lip colors, especially liquid lipstick. This helps create a good base.
1. Exfoliation. You don't ever realize this is important until you have a lip color on and your lips are peeling like crazy. Nothing is staying on them and dead skin feels like it's everywhere. Exfoliating daily-couple times a week will help eliminate this problem. This one is my favorite.
After these steps are complete, I finish it off with one of my four favorite colors.
Ooh good tip on putting foundation on your lips. I think I had heard this from my older sister, but it's a good reminder.


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Titus Cominius Severus (vollständige Namensform Titus Cominius Titi filius Voltinia Severus) war ein im 1. und 2. Jahrhundert n. Chr. lebender Angehöriger der römischen Armee.

Durch einen Grabstein, der in Sirmium gefunden wurde, ist belegt, dass Severus als Centurio in der Legio II Adiutrix diente und in einem Dakerkrieg folgende militärische Auszeichnungen erhielt: Torques, Armillae, Phalerae und eine Corona vallaris. Laut James Robert Summerly handelt es sich bei dem Dakerkrieg um die Kämpfe Domitians gegen die Daker zwischen 86 und 89.

Severus war in der Tribus Voltinia eingeschrieben und  stammte aus Vienna in der Provinz Gallia Narbonensis. Er starb im Alter von 45 Jahren (vixit annos XXXXV). Der Grabstein wurde durch Titus Caesernius Macedo, seinem Erben, gemäß dem Testament errichtet.

Die Inschrift wird bei EDCS und EDH auf 107/117 datiert. James Robert Summerly datiert die Laufbahn von Severus in einen Zeitraum zwischen 86 und 96; die Inschrift wurde nach der Ermordung Domitians Ende 96 errichtet, da der Kaiser in der Inschrift als Imperatore Caesare Augusto bezeichnet wird.

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Huangshanlong (meaning "Huangshan dragon") is a genus of mamenchisaurid dinosaurs native to the Anhui province of China. It contains a single species, Huangshanlong anhuiensis. H. anhuiensis represents, along with Anhuilong and Wannanosaurus, one of three dinosaurs found in Anhui province.

Discovery and description
The only specimen consists of a partial forelimb discovered in 2002 during the construction of the Huihang Highway. It can be distinguished from other mamenchisaurids in having the following unique combination of  features: such as transverse length  of the proximal end of the humerus is 36% of the total length of the humerus, accessory processes are located near the middle of the cranial edge of the distal  end of the humerus, length of the radius is 58% of that  of the humerus, length of the ulna is two thirds of that of the humerus, craniomedial process  on the proximal end of the ulna is longer than the craniolateral one, and ridges develop on the cranial, caudomedial, and caudolateral faces of  the  distal portion of  the  ulna.

Ren et al. (2018) recover Huangshanlong as sister to Anhuilong and Omeisaurus in a clade within Mamenchisauridae exclusive of other mamenchisaurids.

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Ireland is hiring 1,000 staff to implement agricultural and customs checks, although the government has faced criticism for failing to disclose how many hires have been completed.
In its 2019 budget, unveiled in October, the Republic put aside a 1.5 billion euro ($1.7 billion) "rainy day fund" and a "no deal Brexit" omnibus bill will go to parliament in March.
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Europe is ramping up preparations for the economic blow of a possible no deal Brexit, fearing the political crisis in London has killed off hopes of an orderly divorce. Contingency planning has been under way for months, but Prime Minister Theresa Mays apparent inability to sell any withdrawal deal to parliament has focused minds. EU leaders insist the British economy will be worst hit by a disorderly breakdown in trading ties, but Britains neighbours are also braced for disruption. Renewed border controls and regulatory barriers could slow trade and choke ports, and uncertainty hangs over the rights of British citizens living in EU states. A solution may be found, but in the meantime here are some of the key early decisions made in Brussels and key British trading partners. European Commission While EU negotiator Michel Barnier has handled talks with London on the divorce deal, planning for a no deal scenario has fallen to the blocs powerful secretary general, Martin Selmayr. Brussels has taken a coordinating role for member states and published 88 advisory notes, sector by sector, focused on threats to financial markets, air traffic, customs and emissions trading. After Tuesdays failed vote in London, the Commission announced plans to send teams to all 27 other EU capitals to coordinate a continent-wide plan. Ireland Ireland, the only EU member with a land border with Britain, has the next most to lose in a chaotic Brexit. Politically, concerns have focused on how renewed border controls could stir potential unrest in Northern Ireland, but the economy is also at risk. Ireland is hiring 1,000 staff to implement agricultural and customs checks, although the government has faced criticism for failing to disclose how many hires have been completed. In its 2019 budget, unveiled in October, the Republic put aside a 1.5 billion euro ($1.7 billion) rainy day fund and a no deal Brexit omnibus bill will go to parliament in March. At the port of Dublin work is under way on 33 inspection bays, 270 truck parking spaces, a dedicated border control post for live animals and office accommodation for an additional 144 staff. The Netherlands The Netherlands would be heavily exposed because of trading links via Rotterdam, Europes largest port. It has set aside 100 million euros for preparations, including the appointment of 900 new customs officers. The government also announced unilaterally last week that the approximately 45,000 British citizens and their families currently living in the Netherlands will get a 15-month grace period to apply for a full residency permit. France France activated its plan for handling the effects of a no-deal Brexit on Thursday. It provides for 50 million euros ($56 million) of investment in ports and airports, infrastructure for carrying out border checks and extra car parks to help cope with tailbacks. France plans to recruit 580 additional customs staff and veterinary inspectors. Belgium Belgiums government is going through its own crisis as Britain wrangles with Brexit, with Prime Minister Charles Michel having lost his majority in a row over immigration. But legislation has been prepared to recruit 115 new public servants to reinforce customs and animal and farm product health controls.


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Beware if you receive a phone call from someone claiming to be a family member and needing money.
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In American Race — TNT's new four-part docuseries, produced by Dan Partland — host Charles Barkley wants to solve the nation's biggest problems via the time-honored managerial practice of inviting all of the aggrieved to the table to sit down and talk things out.
The second episode of American Race finds Barkley in Irving, Texas. The city garnered widespread attention in 2015, when 14-year-old Sudanese American Ahmed Mohamed was arrested for bringing a homemade clock — which sorta maybe kinda not really looked like a bomb — to school, revealing a fissure between Irving and its Muslim community to a national audience. The episode tries to get at the root of the problem by wading into a paranoiac state bill that technically outlaws the practice of sharia law. (Titled "Muslim Is the New Black," it also reveals a dangerous if not uncommon ignorance to the existence of black Muslims, of which Mohamed is one.)
Standing in the doorway to the Islamic Center of Irving, Barkley strains for the first rung of awareness: "So the Quran," he says to imam Zia Sheikh, "is basically y'all Bible." It's not as bad as asking whether a tomato is actually a fruit, but it's close. While Barkley aims to give a platform to topics he feels aren't wrestled with enough, to "provide a conversation," he assumes everyone is entering at the same starting point he is. He further assumes all conversation to be meaningful and doesn't bother to ask questions that push it any deeper than the surface-level answers people usually offer.
In "Muslim Is the New Black," Mayor Beth Van Duyne's straw-manning about the protection of American freedom, values, and interests is treated with equal consideration as the imam's patient delineation of how Van Duyne's Muslim constituents have come to be targeted. The latter also includes a CliffsNotes version of what sharia law really is (religious precepts that can be peacefully followed or willfully misread, just like in Christianity). Whether unwittingly or purposefully, Van Duyne has made Muslims feel unsafe in their own homes. And as of Wednesday, she'll be overseeing housing and urban development in Texas and four other southern states — including the one I come from — as an appointee of President Trump. This will probably produce further disparate social outcomes. We're not looking in the eye a singular fracture in human compassion. We're gazing upward at a towering, systemic process of pushing people to the fringes and forgetting about them. Had your knowledge of the controversy started from absolute zero at the opening credits, surely by the episode's conclusion you'd have ended up closer than idly wondering whether Mayor Van Duyne had been sowing anti-Islamic hysteria, as Barkley still does.
It may sound like I don't think Barkley is "woke" enough to usher in a renaissance of critical inquiry, and, frankly, I don't. It's unclear how much research or even prior thought Barkley put into making himself a mediator, let alone a skillful one, but it's not just that. Barkley's lack of context leads him to approach prejudice as a disagreement between different groups that can be settled by finding common ground. But common ground isn't exactly halfway between two competing positions, and these disagreements — which aren't between equals and therefore aren't really "disagreements" — have dangerous, structural implications. This is American Race's fundamental problem: Barkley doesn't comprehend the basic terms of the conversation he's trying to lead.
The NBA legend turned TV analyst's grand mission is simple and easy to remember — figure out what the hell is going on. But more so than can make American Race feel constructive, the show orbits Barkley's own hang-ups. Before tunneling into the public unrest following the death of Freddie Gray in police custody in 2015, Barkley says, "I've always felt there's no good reason to riot."
Over the next hour, you walk with Barkley as he spends shoe leather gathering perspectives: from Devin Allen, a photographer whose viral photos of the protest eventually covered Time; a grievance counselor; a civil rights lawyer; the loved ones of victims of both gang and police violence; city councilmen; a historian; several activists. Somehow, Barkley still ends up telling the people of Baltimore about how they should work on themselves and their neighborhoods, as the police are trying their hardest.
This line of reasoning isn't new, and is wide of the point in at least two ways.
First, it presupposes that rioters who looted and burned convenience stores thought of those stores, and indeed the neighborhood, as their own and not as the spare amenities they were left with. Secondly, Barkley appears to assume that things would get better if black people could just do better, the main article of faith for respectability politics (marginalized groups' concerted efforts to police their own and adhere to mainstream values in hopes of thereby peeling the targets off their backs, rather than indicting the mainstream values themselves). But what its champions, like Barkley, seem to always miss is that while mending ourselves and owning our own businesses are both important endeavors, neither has ever magically made anyone bulletproof. And for that matter, neither has business-casual attire.
This has all been thoroughly discussed before. The conversations Barkley sought to start were already happening both among black people and on a national scale. It's fair to wonder where he's been, and so, too, to question why his dialogue doesn't feel in conversation with that preexisting discourse. To put it simply: Why now? And why Charles Barkley?
Barkley grew up in the south South; the projects of Leeds, Alabama, during the '60s. He followed basketball from there to an illustrious NBA career with a scrollable list of accolades. The most valuable of those, however, was the reputation he gained for his willingness to tell it like it is irrespective of anyone's sensibilities. His brand was "straight talker," not "role model."
All of this has sort of given Barkley carte blanche to draw out homespun takes about social issues he hasn't been paying attention to. The question of trust between law enforcement and the communities they police has been explored for so long that the debates surrounding it have been parodied. We could probably do without Barkley parachuting in to ask a group of Baltimore police officers simple-ass questions like, "There's been long simmering tensions between the black community and the cops. … What's going on?" when there have been books and whole TV shows centered on this conflict. This is little more than airtime for platitudes.
It does lead to a particularly interesting segment, though, in which Barkley undergoes a first-responder training course for tactical shooting and decision-making. He's cycled through a few scenarios: a domestic violence dispute, a home invasion, a traffic stop. In practice, he makes a few costly mistakes you could imagine yourself making on account of nerves or a misjudgment of just how close 21 feet is. Shooting too early, shooting too late, approaching a tense situation with your gun already drawn. This reaffirms Barkley's grasp of policing as a tough job that burns on both ends and briefly complicated my own. That is, until I remembered that even with astronomically high stakes, it's still a job (that one can quit!) and, as with any job, you will be judged on your performance. Sometimes unsparingly. But far more often, the consequences stop at harsh words and administrative duties. For black people who encounter those officers, the ramifications are often fatal.
A rather satisfying clip of Barkley being shouted down at the town meeting he called to talk through what continues to ail Baltimore made the rounds over the weekend, and it's a small sample of a much longer verbal ass-whooping he took. To his credit, he stayed in there and took every lick. However, with that conclusion, the first episode of American Race doesn't leave us … much of anywhere, really. Which is appropriate for a problem so storied and complex, but even still, it's hard to go under and come up with any meaningful takeaways.
I personally don't need to watch Barkley educate himself, but a lot of people are operating with precisely his level of understanding. So in the interest of bringing them along at pace, some of the stumbling could be performative. Divining just how much is a different task, given Barkley's knack for saying the exact wrong thing when asked, but not such a pressing one, when the show seems to be aimed at whoever might leave their TV on for two hours after Game 6 of the Western Conference semifinals (or whoever might have both a cable subscription and the desire to watch Barkely for an entire season's worth of television).
If that's you, the good news is that American Race probably won't make you more intolerant. (But I should note that anti-Islamic sentiment and centuries of anti-black racism can't be untangled with the same problem-solving tactics used to address tension between stressed coworkers.) It's helmed by Charles Barkley, an approachable celebrity whom you may know, and he's talking about Important Stuff that isn't basketball. Moreover, it's on a major network close to prime time and not on public access in the middle of the afternoon.
The bad news is that those parts don't add up to much more than "awareness." And there's like, forever to go after that.
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A ditiokarbamátok a ditiokarbamidsavból levezethető szerves vegyületek, bennük ditiokarbamát funkciós csoport található. A karbamátokkal analóg szerkezetűek, de bennük mindkét oxigénatomot kén helyettesíti. A nátrium-dietil-ditiokarbamátot a szervetlen kémiában gyakran használják ligandumként. A primer és szekunder aminok nagy része szén-diszulfiddal és nátrium-hidroxiddal reagálva ditiokarbamátot képez. Ezeket a vegyületeket fémek kelátképző ligandumaként használják. A ditiokarbamátok készségesen reagálnak számos fémsóval, például réz(II)-, vas(II)-, vas(III)-, Co(II)- és Ni(II)-vegyületekkel. Ezek a komplexek többnyire oktaéderes koordinációjúak.

Források

 Dr. Otto-Albrecht Neumüller: Römpp vegyészeti lexikon. Műszaki Könyvkiadó, 1983., 1. kötet, 712. oldal.

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Regional district is painfully slow, says Alberni resident.
On almost any community issue, we can count on the regional districts board of directors to pussyfoot around the matter; the latest example being forestry operations in McLaughlin Ridge.
Not only does it lie within the China Creek watershed, but it's also home to abundant wildlife, some of which need old growth forest to survive. The habitat issue is equally if not more important than the water issue.
But we can count on the directors once again to forget about or delay/defer any effective action on the vital matter of McLaughlin Ridge.
It's most painful to watch the inaction of that group and the effects their lackadaisical attitudes have on this community.


On September 22, Tristan Rogers (Colin) tweeted that he'd taped his final scenes on THE YOUNG & THE RESTLESS, and now he shares with Soaps In Depth that his alter ego will be leaving Genoa City sometime in late October. And it appears as if the story is being left open for his possible return! "It's been great," Rogers says of his experience on the soap. "I have nothing but positive things [to say] about the work we did."
Still, his exit came as a bit of a surprise since he felt that Colin and Jill were a popular duo, and the character also has several familial ties to Genoa City denizens like Cane, Lily, and, of course, Genevieve. "The Colin/Jill relationship was very solid," shares Rogers, adding cryptically, "He leaves with a question mark."
Might Colin return? Y&R doesn't comment on casting rumors or storyline speculation, but stay tuned to the soap to find out! In the meantime, look for Rogers to appear in THE BAY's upcoming second season.


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Q: No conjugate points on $S^1\times \Bbb R$ Lee claims in his book that $S^1\times \Bbb R$ (considered as a submanifold of $\Bbb R^3$) admits no conjugate points along any geodesic.
I am struggling to make that rigorous. Being conjugate along a geodesic $c$ means that there is a nontrivial Jacobi field $J$ which vanishes at the end points. Each such Jacobi field is induced by a variation of $c$ of the form $$c_s(t)=\exp_p(t(c'(0)+sW))$$ for some nonzero $W\in T_pM$.
How can I see that such a variation must have $W=0$?

A: Take a geodesic in the cylinder and a Jacobi field on it, and pull these back to the universal cover - this is $\Bbb R^2$, and geodesics are straight lines. Because $\Bbb R^2$ is flat, we see that the Jacobi condition is just that $J''(t) = 0$ (taking derivatives with respect to $t$), and hence that $J(t) = v+wt$. This could only vanish at both endpoints of the geodesic if it was identically zero.

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Middle and High School students from across Buncombe County met at NDA for the VEX remote-control robotics scrimmage.
WlOS covered the Peaceful Playground Project that all 100 NDA students participated in. Students developed the design as well as painted the playground.


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Q: Jquery button 'click()' function not working to add new html text I"m trying to figure out why this function doesn't execute when it's called in the
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The console is saying there's a ')' missing after my arguments, but I can't determine where I need another one.

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A: I think you don't have to put button click handler inside a function it could be like that
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if you want to call this event by code you could use
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A: There is no need to over complicate things.
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A: You are trying to define a function inside .html() method of jquery which does not make sense the correct approach to achieve the solution will be like this.
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Please could someone help me in setting up SSH on a Mandrake 9 Machine.
I have got VNC installed and working but am unable to get SSH working. I appear to have downloaded a RPM of OPENSSH 3.5 and installed it using the rpm command, but can find no server service to start or configure.
I haven't installed Mandrake 9 yet (too busy studying for a certification exam). Do you have Webmin installed? If not, does Mandrake 9 still have support for Linuxconf? If it does and you want to configure it through the System V initialisation scripts, go to the Control tab option, select the Control Service activity option and look to see if the sshd service is running. You can enable it in this option.
If you have Webmin installed on the PC connect to http://localhost:10000 or http://127.0.0.1:10000 and login with the superuser account.
Go to the System tab. Then click on the Bootup and Shutdown icon. Scroll down and see if you can see the sshd service running. You can enable it from this screen.
Good luck in your exam, which one are you taking?


Las Vegas is the world capital of fun. So what better place to hold your bachelorette or birthday party? All your friends will clamor for an invitation. But how can you make reliable reservations for such an event, hire the limos, and locate the best nightclubs and hotel destinations in Vegas?
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Las Vegas is a gambler's paradise, but why leave your big night to chance? Let City VIP Concierge arrange all the details so you can relax and have fun. It's your special day, after all!
BACHELORETTE PARTIES IN LAS VEGAS PUT YOU IN THE CENTER OF THE WORLD'S MOST GLAMOROUS PARTY CITY.
Las Vegas knows how to show people a good time all the time, and City VIP takes care of everything for you. All you have to worry about is what to wear and who to invite. We'll reserve top-quality limo services that will take your guests anywhere in the city. You can choose the type of limo you want, from traditional stretch limos to luxury buses and every kind of vehicle in between.
We can recommend fun itineraries at the best nightclubs, casinos, hotels, and venues in Las Vegas. Cruise the city from nightclub to nightclub and dance the night away, or simply host your party at a world-class hotel. Las Vegas offers every fantasy you can think of, and City VIP offers the best connections. Do you need special entertainment? We can arrange the best male strippers and quality performers to entertain all your wildest fantasies.
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MEN'S FINAL FOUR: Duke does it again in dome
By Jim O'Connell, The Associated Press — Apr 3rd, 2001
DUKE 82, Arizona 72
INSIDE/C2
Mike Dunleavy's second-half explosion lifts the Blue Devils.
* Coach K's Blue Devils win the national championship by beating Arizona in the Metrodome, the same place they won it all in 1992.
MINNEAPOLIS - It's complete. Shane Battier's work is done.
"All that's left for me is to ride off in the sunset on a white horse," Duke's all-everything senior forward said.
With a national title in his hand.
The top-ranked Blue Devils won their third championship - and second in the Metrodome - with an 82-72 victory over Arizona on Monday night.
Even though Battier and fellow All-American Jason Williams had off nights, sophomores Mike Dunleavy and Carlos Boozer picked up the slack, enabling Mike Krzyzewski to move into impressive coaching company.
Still well behind UCLA's John Wooden's 10 national championships, Krzyzewski moved one behind Kentucky's Adolph Rupp and tied his college coach, Bob Knight, who won three at Indiana.
"This is a young team to show that kind of toughness," Krzyzewski said. We just did tough things. I think we're deserving of this."
Coach K celebrated by hugging Battier for what seemed to be an eternity, a farewell embrace for his national player of the year and team leader.
"We fought to the end. What a great way to end the year," Battier said.
To get to this game, Duke (35-4) had to overcome a 22-point deficit in Saturday's semifinal win over Maryland. The last time the Blue Devils won it all, it was by 20 points.
The loss ended Arizona's bittersweet season and kept the Wildcats (28-8) from matching their own record of beating three No. 1 seeds in the NCAA tournament, which they did when they won it all in 1997.
"All the emotions they had to go through and they withstood them and did a great job to get to the final game," Arizona coach Lute Olson said. "It's tough. Someone's got to lose it. Duke is deserving. We gave them a good run and couldn't get it done."
Loren Woods had 22 points to lead Arizona, the team that rebounded from a poor start and overcame the death of Olson's wife on Jan. 1 to reach the championship game.
Dunleavy, playing in front of his father, Portland Trail Blazers coach Mike Dunleavy, led Duke with 21 points, 18 in the second half.
Dunleavy hit a career-high four 3-pointers, while Boozer, who just returned last weekend after missing six games with a broken foot, had 12 points and 12 rebounds.
Battier had 18 points, 11 rebounds and six assists. Williams, saddled with foul trouble, had 16 points on 5-for-15 shooting.
Duke is the first No. 1-ranked team to win the national championship since UCLA in 1995.
Dunleavy had three 3-pointers in an 11-2 run that put the Blue Devils up 50-39 four minutes into the second half.
Arizona came right back with a 9-0 run that was capped by a hook shot by Woods with 14:11 left that made it 50-48.
It took Duke just four minutes to get the lead back to 10, 61-51, on Dunleavy's last 3 of the game with 10:08 to play.
Again, the Wildcats came back.
Four times Arizona got within three points. Three times it was Battier, the outstanding player of the Final Four, who responded for Duke.
His dunk on a pass from Williams made it 77-72 with 2:31 left, and Williams hit a 3 with 1:45 left that gave the Blue Devils an eight-point lead.
Duke, which set NCAA records this season for 3-pointers made and attempted, finished 9-for-27 from beyond the arc. Arizona really struggled from long range, finishing 4-for-22 with Jason Gardner missing all eight attempts.
NORTH CAROLINA 83, DUKE 81: Heels do in Devils with late free throws
Feb 2nd, 2001
DURHAM, N.C. (AP) - One of North Carolina's poorest free-throw shooters did in Duke on one of its worst nights from the foul line. Brendan Haywood, a 48 percent free-throw shooter, made two foul shots with 1.2 seconds left Thursday night to give the ... [Read More...]
NCAA TOURNAMENT: Duke downs USC to reach Final Four
Today's regional finals (Games on Ch. 7) SOUTH 1. Michigan St. vs. 11. Temple, 11:40 a.m. WEST 1. Illinois vs. 2. Arizona, 2 p.m. PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Duke's been down this road before. Jason Williams scored 28 points and Shane Battier added 20 points and 10 rebounds as Duke beat Southern ... [Read More...]
NCAA TOURNEY: Hard to guard
The countdown The Sun begins a four-part preview of this year's Final Four teams, starting today with the Duke Blue Devils. * Teams find their hands full when they play the Blue Devils. DURHAM, N.C. - The players at Duke have a difficult ... [Read More...]
FINAL FOUR: Blue Devils find a way past Terps
Apr 1st, 2001
* Duke rallies from its largest deficit of the season to top Maryland, 95-84. MINNEAPOLIS - Duke was down by 22 points and coach Mike Krzyzewski didn't mince words. "You're losing by so much, you can't play any worse," he told the top-ranked Blue Devils ... [Read More...]
NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP: UConn believe it
Huskies 77 Blue Devils 74 * Connecticut, led by Richard Hamilton's 27 points, upsets Duke 77-74 to claim its first NCAA championship. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - Your boss admitting being wrong. A teenager wearing a ball cap bill-forward. A politician telling the truth. Your lottery numbers coming ... [Read More...]


At a free health fair that offered screenings for skin cancer, Joan Rojek decided on a whim to have some odd-looking blemishes on her arm examined by a dermatologist.
That whim just might have saved Rojek's life.
Without warning Rojek found herself among the more than 60,000 Americans who each year develop new melanomas, the most dangerous type of skin cancer, said Dr. Sheetal Mehta, a Loyola dermatologist who discovered, diagnosed and treated Rojek's melanoma.
In conjunction with Skin Cancer Detection and Prevention Month in May, Mehta and other Loyola University Health System dermatologists will commemorate Melanoma Monday by offering free skin cancer screenings that will take place on Monday, May 10. An appointment is required. To schedule, call (888) LUHS-888.
• 1-4 p.m. at the Loyola Center for Health at Darien, 7511 Lemont Road, Darien.
• 2-5 p.m. at the Loyola Center for Health at Wheaton, 140 E. Loop Road, Wheaton.
• 3-5 p.m. in Clinic B at the Cardinal Bernardin Center, 2160 S. First Ave., Maywood.
In 2010, more than 1 million new cases of skin cancer were diagnosed in the United States, according to the most recent estimates from the American Cancer Society. Of those, 68,720 were melanomas, which resulted in 8,650 deaths. Melanoma is the most serious form since it has a strong tendency to metastasize, or spread, to other locations in the body.


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  }
}
plop.MagicThing.prototype = new plop.Object;
plop.MagicThing.prototype.implement(new plop.Thing);
plop.MagicThing.prototype.implement(new plop.Magic);
//plop.MagicThing.prototype.constructor = plop.MagicThing.prototype;

function dump(thing) {
  console.log(thing, thing.implements(plop.Object), thing.implements(plop.Magic), thing.implements(plop.Thing));
}

var thing = new plop.Thing();
var magic = new plop.Magic();
var magicthing = new plop.MagicThing();
dump(thing);
dump(magic);
dump(magicthing);
*/


text:
Michail Saizew ist der Name folgender Personen

* Michail Mitrofanowitsch Saizew (1923–2009), sowjetischer Armeegeneral
 Michail Wiktorowitsch Saizew (* 1971), russischer Schachspieler


Great job on the WOD yesterday! That was a HOT one!
Today's focus is to work up to a heavy 1 Rep on the movements below. Coaches will have you spend 10 minutes on each movement. Get comfy with the technique, then challenge yourself. Use your coach today! Record your heaviest lift at the end of the 10 minutes.