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Reflections on Cambodia: The Biannual IAGS Conference in Phnom Penh
Joe Eggers on October 22, 2019
Earlier this year, Cambodia marked the 40th anniversary of the collapse of the Khmer Rouge and the end of the genocide that left an estimated 1.5 to 2 million people dead and countless Cambodians displaced. It made sense then for the largest academic group dedicated to the study of genocide, the International Association of Genocide Scholars (IAGS), to host its biannual conference in Cambodia's capital, Phnom Penh, this past July. The conference would provide an opportunity for the country to demonstrate its resiliency and give attendees (myself included) a chance to see the lingering effects of mass violence in a place where its impacts are still clearly visible and permeate nearly every aspect of society.
Minnesota Memory Scholars at the Annual MSA Conference in Madrid
Jazmine Contreras on July 23, 2019
This past June, the Memory Studies Association held its Third Annual Memory Studies Conference at the historic Complutense University Madrid. Hundreds of memory scholars from all over the world flocked to the city for the four-day conference, which was co-sponsored by the Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies. The conference primarily took place at the Faculty of Philology buildings, which was a fitting location (considering its central role during the Spanish Civil War) to contemplate and reflect on the role of memory in our world today.
A CHGS Guide to the 2019 Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival
Joe Eggers on April 1, 2019
The 2019 Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival kicks off Thursday with more than two weeks of films from around the world spread across theaters in the Twin Cities and Rochester. Included in this year's festival are a number of movies that have piqued the interested of several of us at the Center for Holocaust & Genocide Studies.
Read on to get our picks for some of this year's can't miss films:
More Than a Name: Learning from History in Minnesota
George Dalbo on March 25, 2019
In the woods of northern Minnesota, tucked along the shores of Turtle River Lake, is a small German village called Waldsee. Waldsee, which translates to "forest lake," is home to Concordia Language Villages' (CLV) German-language isolation-immersion programs, one of fifteen such language villages sponsored by Concordia College in Moorhead, Minnesota. Each summer, hundreds of staff and students pass through the village's main building, dubbed the "Bahnhof," or "train station," to spend two or four weeks fully immersed in German language and culture. Until recently, most were completely unaware that the Nazis once used the name Waldsee as a euphemism for Auschwitz.
Three Communities, One Voice: A Gathering of Memory and Hope
Miray Philips on July 24, 2018
In May, the Armenian Church, the Coptic Orthodox Church, and members of the Jewish community, gathered in the St. Sahag Armenian Church in St. Pail to commemorate victims of genocide and mass violence from their communities. This gathering appears to be the first time that these three communities have come together to remember their pasts. The event came to fruition over friendship and food, as well as a recognition that supporting one another, especially over similarly tragic pasts, is important for the survival of minority communities.
Speakers from each community emphasized a commonality between all three religions, whether a shared history of victimization or a shared theology. Each community has a tragic history, histories that Fr. Tadeos, the priest of the Armenian Church, wished would remain in the past. However, he emphasized that the Coptic Church continues to experience these tragedies today.
A CHGS Guide to the Minneapolis-St Paul International Film Festival
Joe Eggers on April 13, 2018
Thursday marks the start of the 37th annual Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival, a two plus week celebration of cinema from across the globe. This year's events feature more than 250 films spread across six theaters throughout the Twin Cities.
Here are a few selections that may pique your interest:
Near but Far: Holocaust Education in the 21st Century
George Dalbo on April 2, 2018
"A Holocaust video game!" exclaimed the man sitting to my left with an alarmed look on his face. Professor Wulf Kansteiner, in a keynote address, had just suggested both the inevitability and the necessity of such a video game in his argument for expanded tolerance towards the shifting nature of Holocaust narratives in societal consciousness and education. Indeed, half the audience gathered at the three-day Holocaust education conference, "Near but Far: Holocaust Education Revisited," in Munich, Germany seemed incensed by the idea of a video game about the Holocaust. The other half – a mix of professors, teachers, and site educators – nodded their heads, if not in approval, perhaps knowing that the future of Holocaust education, as outlined by Kansteiner, is already emerging. Indeed, such games are making a tentative foray into an industry whose revenues have surpassed those of the movie industry for more than a decade.
Guthrie Theatre Presents "Indecent"
Daniel Pinkerton on March 7, 2018
From now until March 24, the Guthrie Theater is presenting Paula Vogel's Indecent. Surely, this is the 21st century's greatest play about the Jewish experience in 20th century Europe and America.
It's a play about a play—Polish (later American) author Solomon Asch's The God of Vengeance, one of Yiddish theatre's most famous plays (along with The Golem and The Dybbuk)—but don't let that put you off. In the hands of Vogel, the history of this work raises many issues relevant to our current times. Plus, the lively staging by Wendy Goldberg includes a good deal of Klezmer music and Jewish dance (choreography by Yehuda Hyman), so the heartbreaking story is thoroughly entertaining.
Making Genocide "Family-Friendly": Preservation of Memory in El Salvador
Erma Nezirevic on December 21, 2017
The recent "Truth, Trials and Memory Conference" at the University of Minnesota revealed an often overlooked concern in the field of Transitional Justice, namely that of the family, and its place and function for a forward-looking memory that is passed on from one generation to another. The panel on Memory in El Salvador took on a sentimental tone centered on the ideals and utopias held by one generation, as well as memories of political violence and victimhood experienced addressing how the next generation engages with them.
"Reconciliation means that the root causes of the tragedies of human rights violations are understood, assessed and transformed": Interview with Human Rights Expert Professor Juan Méndez (Part 1)
Michael Soto on December 4, 2017
Professor Méndez participated this month in the International Conference Truth, Trials and Memory. An Accounting of Transitional Justice in El Salvador and Guatemala at the University of Minnesota. After his panel on "Truth-seeking Lessons from the Guatemala Experience", he shared more insights with Michael Soto (UMN Graduate Student, Sociology). Below, is the first part of their exchange on peace processes. You can read the second part on truth-telling here.
Juan E. Méndez, a native of Argentina, is a Professor of Human Rights Law in Residence at the American University – Washington College of Law, where he is Faculty Director of the Anti-Torture Initiative. In February 2017, he was named a member of the Selection Committee to appoint magistrates of the Special Jurisdiction for Peace and members of the Truth Commission set up as part of the Colombian Peace Accords. He has previously held positions as UN Special Rapporteur on Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman and Degrading Treatment or Punishment, an advisor on crime prevention to the Prosecutor, International Criminal Court, Co-Chair of the Human Rights Institute of the International Bar Association, President of the International Center for Transitional Justice, and the Special Advisor to UN Secretary General Kofi Annan on the Prevention of Genocide.
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Didn't someone once sing that the waiting is the hardest part? When we last saw Tom Petty, the legend was rocking the Super Bowl with a halftime performance that left us wanting more. Thankfully, all that ends on July 3 when Petty hits the stage at the Verizon Wireless Music Center with the Heartbreakers, his longtime band. Expect to hear cuts from his 2006 solo album, Highway Companion, sprinkled with crowd-pleasures "Free Fallin'," "I Won't Back Down," "Runnin' Down a Dream," and of course, "The Waiting." 7:30 p.m. $29 to $94.50. 12880 E. 146th St. Noblesville. 776-8181, livenation.com.

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Men are the simplest people on earth. Contrary to women who are the more complicated species (in my opinion), or would likely to have the tendency to complicate things.
Men are easy to read. They are so transparent. If they're not. I guess I would doubt it. You just need to prove to them that you love and adore them 100% and only them. And they'll be contended like a King.
Luckily, I'd like to think that I've found mine years ago. I lost him somehow, for some reason or another. And now the same man has found me.
I'd like to say that it was meant to be. We were meant to be. Love is sweeter the second time around. Love is boundless. Love is sweet. Love is happiness. and sadness and all that comes in between.
I think I will fall in love with him on the third time, on the fourth time, on the fifth time of forever. He is one of God's gift to me. And I have accepted this gift from God with all my heart, mind, body and soul.
Whatever happens after this, I do not care. Life itself has always been a risk. And I'd rather love and lost than not love at all.
I am with all my might to pray and at the same time do my share to make it forever. Having him back, after so many years, is amazingly a living definition of what true love might be all about…nothing beautiful can ever be too late.


The grapevine intra-specific variability captured an increasing interest during the last decades, as demonstrated by the number of recently funded European projects focused on the grapevine biodiversity preservation. However, nowadays, crop plants are mainly characterized by genotyping methods. The present work summarizes the phenotype data collected among 20 ampelographic collections spread in 15 countries, covering mostly of the viticultural areas in the Euro-Asiatic range: from Portugal to Armenia and from Cyprus to Luxembourg. Together with agro-climatic characterization of the experimental site, in two years, about 2400 accessions were described, following a common experimental protocol mainly focused on the carpological and oenological traits, obtaining a general overview of the distribution of the considered phenotypic traits in the cultivated Vitis vinifera species. The most replicated cultivars were selected and, for the subset of these reference cultivars, their behavior in the different environmental conditions over sites and years was described by ANOVA methods.


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Q: Passing variable from one PHP page to another without refreshing I have two pages that I am dealing with. My first is a form we will call mainform.php that holds a form that users write down test results from tests they have conducted. These test results are submitted into a database upon submission of the form. Within mainform.php I have a Jira issue slider tab that users can log issues they run into while running the tests. My second page (issueSubmit.php) is the page that interacts with the JIRA Rest API and sends the information the JIRA. The output of the command is a bunch of info including a JIRA issue number.
My question is, what would be the best way to have the JIRA issue number sent back to the first page (so that it can be attached to those test results). Keep in mind that mainform.php is not being refreshed and the user is not navigating away from it until they hit the form submit button. I thought about AJAX but from what I have read I am not sure AJAX by itself is enough. Any suggestions would be great.

A: Have issueSubmit.php return the data you received from your API call. You can use JSON to do this pretty easily:
$results = $example->myApiCall();
echo json_encode($results);

Then, in mainform.php, your Ajax call could look something like:
$.ajax({
        method: "post",
        url: 'issueSubmit.php',
        data: {myVar: customViariable},
        success: function(data){
            var result = JSON.parse(data);
            console.log(result);
            //Check the dev console in your browser
            //Do something with returned data
        }
});

A: The page issueSubmit.php can be invoked with ajax itself, while invoking it the JIRA issue number will be returned in turn as a response without refreshing the form. Now the returned response can be used for displaying.

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Frying the mortadella stacks is crucial to this recipe.
I first tried fried mortadella sandwiches not in Italy but on a sweltering day in São Paulo, Brazil. I was on the second floor of a massive marketplace near the center of town in a food court that had six separate restaurants, each serving the same thing on the menu: sanduíche de mortadela. The sandwich was irresistable: soft bread crisped on the grill, about an inch of thin-cut griddled mortadella, and a layer of gooey cheese.
Frying the mortadella stacks is crucial to this recipe. The meat crisps irresistibly on its edges, and the small amount of fat that renders out of the mortadella is the perfect medium for toasting the bread, which absorbs the porky flavor. Though some specialty shops sell slices of massive mortadella (in Italy they are made up to a foot in diameter), for this recipe you want slices that are less than 5 inches in diameter. When serving the sandwiches as a starter, I cut them into quarters for an excellent handheld snack. Not surprisingly, the salty sandwiches are great with cocktails.
Arrange the sliced mortadella into four even stacks of seven slices each. In a dry cast-iron or heavy frying pan over medium heat, fry the mortadella stacks, turning once, until sizzled and brown on both sides, about 6 minutes. Remove the pan from the heat.
Place each mortadella stack on a slice of bread and top with a slice of provolone and a second slice of bread to make a sandwich.
Return the pan to medium heat and add a few tablespoons of butter. Put the sandwiches in the pan and weight them down with a second, smaller cast- iron pan or other weight. Cook until golden brown on one side, about 3 minutes. Add more butter to the pan, flip the sandwiches, weight them down again, and cook until golden brown on the second side, about 3 minutes more. Remove from the pan, cut into halves or quarters, and serve hot.


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by Lisa V. Rubenstein, Jurgen Unutzer, Jeanne Miranda, Barbara Simon, Wayne J. Katon, Maga Jackson-Triche, Katy Minnium, Kenneth B. Wells
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The Depression Nurse Specialist (DNS) plays a key role in initially assessing symptoms of depression, educating and activating patients, providing feedback on patients' progress to their primary care clinician, helping to implement treatment plans, and monitoring patients to improve their compliance with their treatment regimen. This manual contains all the information required for the DNS to perform these functions. It provides an overview of the DNS's role, including those responsibilities that are particular to patients receiving either medication or psychotherapy treatment. A series of flowcharts shows the sequence of the nurse's activities, beginning with the first meeting with the patient and including all follow-up activities. Explicit protocols provide guidance for the nurse in dealing with patients at various stages and in specific situations, including the initial visit and evaluation, follow-up contacts, health status assessments, and activities to prevent relapses. The manual also provides all of the forms that the nurse will require while performing these responsibilities.
Partners in Care Package
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Partners in Care Program
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Maintenance Phase Treatment and Relapse Prevention
Caseload Supervision
Step-by-step Guide for DNS Initial Visit Assessment
DNS Initial Assessment Queries
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Course of Action for Relapse Prevention
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This project was funded by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), formerly the Agency for Health Care Policy and Research (AHCPR) and was conducted by RAND Health.
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Rubenstein, Lisa V., Jurgen Unutzer, Jeanne Miranda, Barbara Simon, Wayne J. Katon, Maga Jackson-Triche, Katy Minnium, and Kenneth B. Wells, Guidelines and Resources for the Depression Nurse Specialist. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 2000. https://www.rand.org/pubs/monograph_reports/MR1198z2.html. Also available in print form.
Rubenstein, Lisa V., Jurgen Unutzer, Jeanne Miranda, Barbara Simon, Wayne J. Katon, Maga Jackson-Triche, Katy Minnium, and Kenneth B. Wells, Guidelines and Resources for the Depression Nurse Specialist, Santa Monica, Calif.: RAND Corporation, MR-1198/2-AHRQ, 2000. As of January 19, 2020: https://www.rand.org/pubs/monograph_reports/MR1198z2.html


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MILWAUKEE, WI. June 16, 2022 - MPE, a leading design and manufacturing partner of medical devices, announced today that Tom Weiss will be joining the company as Senior Director of Strategic Accounts. Weiss adds to a commercial leadership team that addresses challenges that OEMs face with converting science to scalable, market-ready products. He will be responsible for expanding relationships and driving growth within strategic medical OEM accounts.
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"I believe that the people of New Jersey need to be warned of the danger at Hunter Mountain," said one victim's aunt.
Three New Jersey men have died in the last two months in accidents on new slopes at Hunter Mountain, a popular New York destination for local skiers.
Two of the victims were from Florham Park and one from Warren. All were in their 20s.
The family of one victim, an experienced skier relatives said was wearing a helmet at the time of the crash, is calling for an investigation into safety conditions at the ski resort in the Catskill Mountains in Hunter, New York, about two hours north of the state border.
The latest fatality occurred March 9, when Robert Vrablik, 22, of Florham Park died after he lost control on Hunter's Twilight Trail, said Trooper Steven Nevel, a spokesman for New York State Police.
Vrablik was skiing with his sister and a friend about 3 p.m. and was responsive after the fall, Nevel said. Vrablik was taken by medevac helicopter to Albany Medical Center but was declared dead at 7:18 p.m. The Greene County coroner later attributed the death to "cardiac contusion."
Vrablik was the second skier from Florham Park to die on the Twilight Trail in 2019, and the third at Hunter Mountain in two months.
Brendan Brown-McCue, 27, was the other victim from Florham Park. He died Jan. 19, also on the Twilight Trail, according to the Greene County Sheriff's Office.
"I can't imagine any person, even in a corporate setting, with an ounce of empathy who wouldn't be struggling with can they sleep at night with these trails open," Christina Brown, mother of Brown-McCue, told the USA Today Network's Albany Bureau.
The third victim, Edward Chu, 24, of Warren, died on Feb. 2 after he struck a tree at a high rate of speed on the Rip's Return Trail, Nevel said. He was skiing with his brother when the accident occurred.
The new trails were part of a $9 million expansion completed last summer. Rip's Return opened in December. The Twilight Trail opened in January.
Brown-McCue's aunt, Christine McCue, said her nephew had just moved from Little Falls, New York, to Florham Park to start a new career. He was a graduate of Stony Brook University, where he majored in biology and co-founded the sailing team.
Christina Brown said the resort has failed to reach out in the wake of her son's death, and she is calling for the trails to be closed until they can be properly inspected.
"The management, ski patrol, and entire staff of Hunter Mountain are devastated by these tragedies," Katie O'Connor, a spokeswoman for the resort, said in a statement after the third fatality. "We extend our hearts and any support we can give to the families and friends of the guests during this difficult time."
On Tuesday, O'Connor said a Hunter Mountain representative "was in direct contact with Ms. Brown in February" and that the resort would issue "no further updates or comments on these tragic incidents at this time."
Chu was a 2013 graduate of Watchung Hills High School and received a degree in Asian studies from Seton Hall University. He was an active member of the Rutgers Community Christian Church in Somerset, his obituary said.
The Twilight and Rip's Return trails were both open as of Tuesday morning, according to the Hunter Mountain website. Rip's Return is marked as "more difficult"; Twilight is marked as "more difficult (advanced)."
O'Connor previously said the resort had no plans to close any of the trails.
The New York Department of Labor provides oversight of ski resorts. Regulations include the operator's responsibility to properly mark trails, conditions, degrees of difficulty and hazards, inspect and document trail conditions twice a day, and provide regular training to staff each season. Information on inspection records was not immediately available on Tuesday. It's unknown if the twice-daily checks were conducted and by whom.
"I believe that the people of New Jersey need to be warned of the danger at Hunter Mountain, New York, and, further, an investigation into those trails needs to be initiated," McCue said.
She said her nephew sustained a crushing chest wound that killed him instantly after he hit an icy patch as he tried to avoid other stopped skiers on the Twilight Trail. It "caused him, I believe, to encounter icy conditions not corrected by Hunter Mountain," his aunt said.
Although there were no deaths at Hunter Mountain in 2018, two skiers died on the mountain in 2017, the Daily Freeman in Kingston, New York, reported.
The number of deaths highlights a safety issue at the resort, Brown said.
"I don't think any thinking person can look at the numbers at this point and, on numbers alone, not wonder whether there's an issue," she said.
An average of 38 people in the United States have died annually in skiing or snowboarding accidents over the past 10 years, according to the National Ski Area Association, 37 during the 2017-18 season. Twenty-three of the 37 victims were wearing helmets, as do about 84 percent of resort visitors, association surveys show.
The NSAA launched a safety initiative in 2017, called Ride Another Day, designed to educate skiers and snowboarders about the risks of reckless skiing, speed and collisions.
This article contains material from the USA Today Network.


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London's 1st Christmas party of the year.
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Simon Stuart (director of Charles Burnand home furnishings) to decorate your christmas tree with his decorations and a magnum of Champagne.
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Morton�s Private Members Club has been at the centre of Mayfair�s vibrant social scene for the past 35 years. Built in 1823 and once the private residence of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Grade II listed building overlooks the length of Berkeley Square, arguably one of the most striking views in London. Since 2002 it has been owned by Marlon Abela Restaurant Corporation (MARC Ltd) and in 2009 enjoyed an impressive refurbishment. The stunning building boasts a fine-dining restaurant with balconies over-looking the square, a private member�s cocktail bar, relaxing 2nd floor lounge room, and the lively night club. With an impressive list of discerning and VIP members from a multitude of industries including fashion, property, art and finance, it is little wonder that Morton�s is considered the heartbeat of Mayfair.


Matt Lambert: The Grindr 'art' controversy of Dries Verhoeven's. It's an inquisition and I find it repulsive! It will become the jumping-off point for an ongoing conversation surround privacy and intimacy.
Matt Lambert: I make films and images that explore intimacy.
Matt Lambert: Hoping for less irony and cynicism and a move toward more honesty.
What's the most exciting thing about the music, film and fashion industries today?
Matt Lambert: Music: Mykki Blanco, Le1f, Cakes Da Killa, Austra, FKA twigs, Lotic, Spooky Black. Film: Dennis Cooper's rumored new film project, Bruce LaBruce breaking into the mainstream, David Wilson, AG Rojas, BRTHR, Focus Creeps, Daniels, Luke Gilford, Geoffrey Lillemon and especially Iconclast, the production company I work with, who just opened their Berlin office, which is also my base. Fashion: I'm really into what London is up to lately, especially Meadham Kirchhoff, Astrid Andersen and Sibling as well as Gosha Rubchinskiy's premiere in Paris.
Matt Lambert: How to ask better questions and listen more to the cast and subjects I work with.
Matt Lambert: Since I decided to stop pulling punches and allowing my work to be revealing, there's probably nothing that you wouldn't expect — barely any of it is SFW.


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The Connecting Cambridgeshire project is urging residents and businesses to do their bit to help secure superfast broadband for their villages. These villages have been dogged by poor low speed broadband for years. Superfast broadband has already arrived in Stamford and Uffington, but smaller communities will not automatically get their broadband upgraded.
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www.connectingcambridgeshire.co.uk and register to show your support.
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The aim is to bring access to superfast broadband to at least 90% of businesses and homes across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, and better connectivity for all remaining premises by 2015.
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Items found recently on the grass verges of Wittering Road and Heath Road opposite the Hills and Holes.
Numerous empty 'Mayfair' cigarette packets. Clearly a sophisticate, still there if you'd like to collect them.
Ufford Park Cricket Club has a few vacancies for U15 cricketers for the forthcoming season. The U15s play in the Border Counties Youth Cricket Association League and have weekly net practice at Ufford Park.
The meeting on Wednesday, 2nd May, was an open meeting and we were pleased to welcome a number of guests as well as Buttercross members. We had a plant stall in addition to our usual raffle because we felt it was in keeping with the 'gardening' theme of the evening.
We welcomed Graham Parnwell who, before he retired, used to own a nursery and gave us a demonstration on how to create a really impressive hanging basket. He used a relatively inexpensive 'faux' wrought iron basket, moss from Thetford Forest (which is harvested and sold to nurseries) to form the visible liner, a plastic sheet to help retain moisture, Irish peat as compost and nineteen plants he had grown from cuttings. Trailing plants such as lobelia, fuschia and surfina formed the mainstay of the hanging basket but to infill the top Graham used geraniums and impatiens. We were able to ask as many questions as we liked as the demonstration proceeded and Graham gave us a lot of gardening advice whilst he was planting up the container. We learnt that the feed he uses in hanging baskets is made by an American company called Osmocote. It comes in minute balls which have a plastic coating containing pores through which the feed flows into the soil. Obviously it is mixed into the compost before the plants are put in.
He pointed out to us that the season for summer hanging baskets is relatively short. He thinks that they should be kept indoors, preferably in a greenhouse, until mid to late May and they should look good outside until at least mid September. Any later, as Graham put it, the light starts getting switched off and the plants begin to fade. He said that winter hanging baskets have a somewhat longer life because of the nature of the plants used. The final product was raffled off and the very lucky winner was our Chair Anne Harrison – Smith. We look forward to seeing her prize in pride of place outside her cottage!
Our next 'meeting' is the Jubilee Street Party on the 3rd June, for which the Buttercross ladies are providing the puddings and cakes – obviously on a royal theme.
We are opening our garden for the National Garden Scheme.
Abbot's Barn, Saturday and Sunday 16 and 17 June, 1 - 5 pm.
Please come and visit the garden and enjoy some tea, coffee and cake.
Since accession in Nineteen Fifty Two.
God save you - our gracious Queen.
For Commonwealth and the world.
When the Union Jack's unfurled.
Our next meeting will be on Wednesday 20th June at 2.00 - 3.30pm in the Church. Our subject will be an arrangement using mixed foliage and 5 blooms only, and a maximum diameter. of 12". Sheila and Marjorie will lead us.
Another reminder about the July 4th Pimms and Pate' evening tickets will be on sale soon. Joan Laycock tel: 740267.
Thank you for coming to our May Coffee Morning and Cake stall which raised £104 for our funds.
There was a good attendance at our Chapel Anniversary on 6 May which was jointly led by Rev Andy Fyall and Mr Mike Sergeant.
The next Coffee Morning will take place on Saturday, 2 June at the usual time of 10 am to 11 am and we look forward to seeing you. If you've got visitors or want some cakes to take to the Jubilee Picnic, we're the place to come to.
Wed 25 April - Anzac Day commemoration in Broadway Cemetery, Peterborough, now very well supported thanks to the efforts of Bill Dalglish (recently made a Member of the Order of Australia), whom some in the area may know. If you would like to know the story of how Sgt. Hunter came to be buried in the Cemetery, Google "The Lonely Anzac".
Sun 6 May - County Standard re-dedication in Bourne. Fortunately, the threatened rain held off and the Deputy Lieutenant was able to take the salute in clement weather.
Sun 13 May - Langtoft Branch Queen's Standard dedication, at which some rather rapid marching (140 paces per minute) was required both before and after the church service!
Interestingly, both Bourne and Langtoft Churches have hanging chandeliers in their naves as a challenge to Standard Bearers.
On a sadder note, we said farewell to our member David Culley at his funeral at Marholm on 8th May. During the service our Standard was paraded alongside that of the 'Arethusa Association' on whose training ship David served before starting his career in the Merchant Navy and, later, as company sergeant major during 22 year's action worldwide in the Queen's (Royal Sussex) Regiment. Our deepest sympathy goes out to his wife Kate and all his family - he will be sadly missed.
Could I remind Members about the proposed outing in September (families and friends very welcome), either to The Muckleburgh Collection and Holkham Hall, or to The Imperial War Museum, Duxford. Please let me know your preference asap.
Liz and Jose thank all those who braved the weather to support the hunger lunch on the Wednesday of Holy week. Before the money could be sent to Family Care a Press Release was received saying that Family Care planned to amalgamate with a larger national charity later this year, and could not accept donations at the present time. After discussion we decided to sent that half of the proceeds, together with the monies from the jar in church, a total of £70, to the Children's Society, who, we felt, did similar work nationally as Family Care had done locally. Once again and on behalf of those who will benefit from your generosity, we thank you. Liz Young & Jose Irving-Bell.
There will be an extra pub night on Friday 1st June at Bainton House gardens, Bainton to get us all in the mood for the Jubilee weekend. In addition the regular Bainton pub night will be on Friday 8th June at Cobleys Farm, Helpston road, Bainton. Everyone welcome. Normal Bainton pub rules apply which are bring your own drinks and glasses, and open 7.30-9.30pm.
Bainton operates a neighbourhood watch scheme for all parts of the village which enables you to keep informed of what's happening around the area in regard to crime, and keeps you better informed on how to protect your property and possessions. To join a scheme, simply contact one of the parish councillors for detail, or contact via the details below, which will then be passed on to the co-ordinator covering your area.
On Saturday 9th June, there's going to be a fantastic bingo night at the village hall. Fabulous prizes and cash to be won. £5 entry includes a glass of wine and a plate of homemade snacks. All welcome and all proceeds to Barnack Pre-school. Come and join the fun, doors open 7.45, eyes down 8pm. Tickets available from the post office or Rebecca Spragg 01780 749229.
The last few weeks at Barnack School have been very busy. In April, 11 year sixes took on the challenge of the cycling proficiency course. Two instructors came in to guide them. They had to cycle around Barnack in order for them to achieve their next level.
Another major event was May Day. Reverent Dave (the new vicar of Barnack) was chosen to crown the May King, Callum White and the May Queen, Annina Benedetti. Due to the unpredictable weather the ceremony had to be performed in the school hall. But all the children still had a great time!
On Saturday the 12th of May there was a Fun run. Children, friends and family could choose to run 2.5km or 5km around the village. There was also a schools challenge where the first five children's places from each school were added up and given an overall score. As a result Barnack came second don't you think that's fantastic?
Many thanks were given to all the organisers, marshals and refreshment team.
21st July: The Three Musketeers – Tolethorpe.Several members already have tickets. If you would like to join us, please apply to Tolethorpe to reserve your seats.
Parish News Distributors - Thanks!
I would like to thank all the many villagers who distribute the Parish News in our villages. Without your help the magazine could not arrive in all 740 homes every month. If you have been approached by The Tribune asking that you also deliver their magazine, please be assured that I have not passed on any contact details, I was not consulted about this and I would not have agreed to the idea of adding to your workload.
Barnack ladies have had a busy month. On May 1st we hosted the Clare group meeting when we welcomed members from Glinton, Helpston and Northborough. Our guests enjoyed a supper of delicious quiches and assorted salads prepared by Sue Wiles and Anne Egglestone, followed by desserts made by the committee. After supper we were entertained by Alison Smith who demonstrated in detail what a Georgian lady wore, from shift and stays outwards, and finishing with hat and gloves! This fascinating talk led to many questions after which she was thanked by Adriene Collins. The next group meeting will be in 2013 and hosted by Glinton W.I.
On May 8th Barnack ladies dined at Elton Furze Golf Club. The main purpose of this meeting was to discuss and vote on the resolution to be put at the AGM in June. This motion asked the government to increase facilities for training and recruitment of midwives who are currently under strength. A number of factors, notably the rising birth rate, the number of older mums and an increase in the number of multiple births, made this matter particularly urgent. The motion was carried unanimously. Our next meeting is on Tuesday, June 12th, at 7.30 in the Wilfrid Wood Hall when the speaker will be Mrs. J. Gralka and her subject, "Behind the Iron Curtain." Liz. Young.
Do you enjoy a full English: sausage, bacon, black pudding etc.? Then come along to the Men's Breakfasts organised by Barnack Baptist Church this month. Get your Jubilee Weekend off to a good start on Saturday 2nd June at 8.30am with a traditional English breakfast and then a short talk (last time the talk was about the expeditions to the South Pole one hundred years ago), in the room above the garage at Laburnum Cottage, The Drift, Wittering Road, Barnack. Then later in the month there will be another Men's Breakfast on the 30th June at 8.30am, this time in Barnack Village Hall.Call Rob Porter 01780740663 to find out more.
For Barnack Baptist Church 10th Anniversary celebrations earlier in the year, we got out all the photographs taken on our annual outings to the seaside at Old Hunstanton – we have certainly had some weather! In some of the photos the blue of the sky and the sea looked almost Mediterranean and in others we were huddled behind wind breaks and wrapped up in blankets! But all the photos were happy memories of the fun we've all had on these trips. So whether it's rain or shine we are off to Sunny Hunny once again on Sat 23rd June.
A coach will leave Barnack at 9am picking up in Bainton and then to the beach at Old Hunstanton which is great for building sandcastles, playing rounders, collecting shells, swimming (when the tide is in), getting sand in your sandwiches and all those traditional beachy things! And there's a café nearby for hot drinks and ice creams. At about 4pm the coach picks us up to move on to the town of Hunstanton, where most people buy themselves fish and chips for tea. And then we arrive back at Barnack at about 8 pm. The outing is great for young and old alike. So if you would like to come call Mark Haines -Eynon on 749123, it is just £7 for the coach for adults, £3 for school age children and free for children who are not yet at school. Everyone very welcome to come and hopefully it will be a very Sunny Hunny this year!
On Friday 18th May Steven Hart from 'Men of Stone' gave a fascinating talk and tour of Barnack Church to more than20 people. He explained the nine different phases of construction and radical alteration to the Church, and like a forensic detective pointed out features both inside and outside, a few of which remain a mystery.
Many thanks to Steven Hart for such an interesting and enlightening evening.
It seems that the trend to preserve and to maintain Barnack Church as it is now, is a contemporary concern which it's original builders and developers might have found strange.
Barnack Baptist Church will be holding our Afternoon Service on Sunday 17thJune at 4pm in Barnack School Hall. This is a family service with lots of fun together for people of all ages, and a short time when the children go off to their own activities in the school building. After the service we will be serving a light meal and if it's dry we will play some games on the school field. If you thought church was boring – think again. Everybody very welcome.


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In the first episode, the Doctor talks about the Red Indian seeing the first steam train. The Cave of Skulls begins with a caveman seeing a time machine materialising from thin air. Inside the TARDIS the time travellers are still arguing. Ian still refuses to believe – clinging to his old ideas. Barbara is more imaginative. I love the shot of the TARDIS doors opening to reveal the frozen sands of prehistoric Earth. Outside, the Doctor is perturbed by the TARDIS' failure to change shape. It's the first hint we get that he doesn't really have any idea how to properly work the Ship. Susan remains odd – prone to hysterical outbursts when she realises the Doctor has been kidnapped by the watching caveman.
The TARDIS crew's attempt to rescue the Doctor ends in failure, although it gives the Doctor his first opportunity to be a hero, threatening to withhold the secret of fire if Ian is hurt. It's the first sign that the way to influence him is to threaten his companions. The episode ends with the crew imprisoned for the first time, and probably the grimmest, in a charnel house of shattered bones. The Doctor apologises, desperately sorry for the mess he's got them into. Considering its focus on cavemen, this is a surprisingly subtle, sophisticated and interesting episode.


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Become Legends exits Competitive: Is this the end of orgs in Fortnite?
by James Peskett, January 09, 2023
Another one bites the dust. Become Legends' departure from Fortnite esports is a worrying sign for the competitive scene.
On Sunday, Become Legends (BL) made the shock announcement that it will no longer be competing in Fortnite. The European team was widely considered one of the leading, most innovative organizations out there, and just took 1st place in the $1M FNCS Invitational.
BL says it will now go in a "brand new direction", revealing next steps over the coming months. Members "Setty", "Kami", and "Jacob" have already made free-agency posts, with "MrSavage", and "Nebs" expected to copy shortly.
This news follows the recent exit of Sentinels and Team Vitality from competitive Fortnite, along with the retirement of long-term pro "Cented", in what is becoming a terrifying downward spiral.
No more Fortnite orgs
Since day 1, the lack of support for esports orgs in Fortnite has been no secret. There's been next to nothing in terms of collaborative content, in-game initiatives, or even basic communication.
When a team as passionate and successful as BL can no longer justify investing in Fortnite, that's a massive red flag. If nothing changes, 2023 will likely see plenty of other top organizations step away.
But this isn't merely ignorance on Epic's part – they know what's going on! Working with orgs is clearly just not part of their strategy. It ties in with the focus on open competition and everyone having the chance to win.
Without salaries from orgs, many pros could lose the luxury of being able to treat Fortnite as a full-time job, reducing the quality and skill gap at the top. Again, Epic may well see this as a positive.
Despite all this doom and gloom, competitive Fortnite probably isn't going anywhere. Therefore, those who want to stick around need to start thinking differently.
For orgs, this means creating multiple streams of revenue. At the end of the day, you're a business, act like one. Sponsorships and merch aren't the only ways to make money, launch a subscription service with exclusive content/access, sell coaching sessions, build an ExitLag alternative and stick your orgs name on it.
Very few players will be able to make a consistent living off tournament earnings alone. With less and less org contracts up for grabs, it's time to stand out.
1x was ahead of its time. A group of players could come together again and make a lifestyle/apparel brand.
There's enough top tier FAs to create a great apparel line, promote it, sell it, cop a bag. You don't need an org to make a clothing drop.
— SBG (@somebodysgun) January 7, 2023
As popular caster @somebodysgunsaid on Twitter, "There's enough top tier FAs to create a great apparel line, promote it, sell it, cop a bag. You don't need an org to make a clothing drop". And it doesn't have to be clothing, some of these players don't realize how much influence they have, especially if people from different regions team up.
It's painful to see Become Legends go, they were true ambassadors for Fortnite esports. However, sadly I don't think this will be a catalyst for any sort of change from Epic's end, so it's up to the orgs and players themselves to adapt.
Up next: How to make money in Fortnite's new Solo Victory Cash Cups
James Peskett
James is a freelance Esports writer from the United Kingdom. He has been playing Fortnite since the release of Battle Royale mode and is especially interested in the competitive scene.
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August 8, 2011 with the North Ranch Mountain Bikers: From the junction at the end of the Sulphur Springs trail to the middle of "The Hump," a technical section with a rutted groove on the north end that will wreak havoc with tires. That's exactly what happened to our fellow rider, Pete. This video ends as I stop to help Pete patch his inner-tube. It was "snake-bitten" with holes on either side!
Pay attention to the 1:25, 2:30 and 3:45 marks for especially challenging & rocky technical descents/sections.


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L'archiduchesse Dolores de Habsbourg-Toscane (-) est la fille de l'archiduc Léopold Salvator de Habsbourg-Toscane et de l'infante Blanche de Bourbon. Elle est un membre de la branche toscane de la maison de Habsbourg-Lorraine. Après la chute de l'empire austro-hongrois, elle vit dans des conditions modestes avec sa famille en Espagne, en Autriche et en Italie. Elle ne s'est jamais mariée.

Jeunesse
L'archiduchesse Dolores naît à Lemberg, en Autriche. Elle est la fille aînée de l'archiduc Léopold Salvator de Habsbourg-Toscane (1863-1931) et de Blanche de Bourbon (1868-1949). Dolores reçoit les noms de baptême Maria de los Dolores Beatrix Carolina Blanca Leopoldina von Habsburg-Lothringen.

L'archiduchesse Dolores grandit dans la dernière période de l'empire austro-hongrois. Son père, qui fait carrière dans l'armée, est également un inventeur avec un certain nombre de brevets militaires sous son nom. Sa mère, fille aînée de Charles, duc de Madrid, prétendant carliste au trône d'Espagne, est la force dominatrice de la famille.

Dolores est éduquée avec ses sœurs Marie-Immaculée et Marguerite. Les trois sœurs, très proches en âge, ont toutes un penchant artistique . Dolores est particulièrement douée pour le dessin. Son éducation met l'accent sur les langues et, en plus de son allemand maternel, elle apprend le français, l'espagnol, le hongrois et l'italien.

Sa famille est riche et la jeune fille est élevée dans le luxe et la splendeur. Ils vivent entre le Palais Toskana à Vienne et le Schloss Wilhelminenberg à la campagne. Les vacances sont passées en Italie où sa mère possède une propriété rurale près de Viareggio.

Pendant la Première Guerre mondiale, son père et ses deux frères aînés combattent dans l'armée austro-hongroise.

Exil
À la chute de la monarchie des Habsbourg, le gouvernement républicain d'Autriche confisque leurs propriétés et la famille de Dolores perd toute sa fortune . Ses deux frères aînés, les archiducs Rainer et Léopold, décident de rester en Autriche et reconnaissent la nouvelle république. Dolores, ses parents et ses autres frères et sœurs émigrent en Espagne. En janvier 1919, ils arrivent à Barcelone où ils s'installent pendant plus d'une décennie. Ils y vivent modestement. Tandis qu'à Wilhelminenberg la famille employait pas moins de 80 domestiques pour s'occuper de leur grande maison , à Barcelone, Dolores sa mère et ses sœurs doivent s'occuper des tâches ménagères. Grâce aux revenus des brevets militaires de son père en France et à la vente de certains des bijoux de sa mère, ils peuvent acheter une maison à Barcelone. L'archiduchesse Dolores reste célibataire. Elle est légèrement handicapée par une boiterie depuis son enfance.

La situation politique instable en Espagne pendant la Seconde République espagnole force la famille à retourner en Autriche. Ils louent trois chambres dans leur ancienne résidence à Vienne, le Palais Toskana. En mars 1938, Hitler annexe l'Autriche et Dolores, sa mère et son plus jeune frère déménagent à Tenuta Reale, une villa appartenant à la famille de sa mère près de Viareggio en Italie. Alors que la situation devient de plus en plus difficile à cause de la guerre, l'archiduchesse, sa mère, son plus jeune frère l'archiduc Charles-Pie de Habsbourg-Toscane, et sa famille retournent à Barcelone. À la fin de la guerre, ils retournent à Viareggio.

Après la mort de sa mère, Dolores revient vivre à Barcelone.  Dans les années 1960, sa famille perd contact avec elle . On a découvert plus tard qu'elle vivait à Lérida et qu'elle était séquestrée par la famille du facteur qui lui livrait ses lettres  et qui essayait de mettre la main sur son héritage. Sauvée par sa sœur Marguerite, Dolores reste à Tenuta Reale pour le restant de sa vie, vivant avec ses sœurs Marguerite et Immaculée, toutes deux veuves . Elle meurt le 10 avril 1974 à l'âge de 82 ans à Viareggio.

Ascendance

Notes et références

Bibliographie

 Harding, Bertita. Valse perdue : une histoire d'exil. Bobbs-Merrill, 1944. ASIN: B0007DXCLY
 McIntosh, David. Les Habsbourg inconnus. Rosvall Royal Books, 2000,
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Princesse italienne du XIXe siècle
Princesse italienne du XXe siècle
Décès en avril 1974
Naissance en mai 1891
Habsbourg-Toscane
Archiduchesse d'Autriche du XIXe siècle
Archiduchesse d'Autriche du XXe siècle
Récipiendaire de l'ordre de la Croix étoilée
Décès à 82 ans

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Our School Classes will continue to collect items for St. Paul Pontiac. Please drop off your donations at any classroom at the Walled Lake Campus! The need is great at St. Paul, Pontiac! St. Matthew is collecting food and other items to help St. Paul stock the shelves of their food pantry. The greatest needs are: spaghetti; spaghetti sauce; peanut butter; dry cereals; powdered milk; canned fruits & vegetables; canned meats - tuna, chicken; rice & pastas; soups; baby food; diapers & pullups. Thank you to Miss Laura Toman and the 5th Grade Class for taking the leadership in continuing the support for St. Paul's pantry.


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SouthworldDossier September 2012Still looking for a way out
Written by:	Fr.Carmine
Category:	Dossier September 2012
"The crisis has lasted for too long", says Jean-Omer Beriziky, Prime minister of the coalition government appointed last November. His job is to bring the transition to a safe end after free and fair elections which would restore the constitutional order interrupted in 2009 with the coup which overthrew President Marc Ravalomanana. The roadmap to democracy was signed in September 2011 by most Malagasy parties, except that of former President Didier Ratsiraka.
But Beriziky's task is a difficult one. Indeed, the pro-Ravalomanana ministers are boycotting cabinet meetings. They are demanding the unconditional return of their leader who lives in exile in South Africa. The former president was sentenced in 2010 to life imprisonment by a Malagasy court which found him guilty of "crimes against humanity", considering he was responsible for the massacre by Presidential guards of 30 demonstrators on the 7 February 2009. The government is divided but all political groups who are supposed to support it are also divided.
The army, which initially backed the 2009 coup, is no longer united either. Some officers such as Colonel Charles Andrianasoavina, the former commander of a special intervention force, defected and was sentenced in absentia last March to forced labour for his alleged participation in a coup attempt in 2010. Since then, at least four mutiny attempts involving senior and junior officers have occurred. At the same time, the prestige of the army and of the police is eroded by the rising insecurity on the country main roads and in the capital, Antanarivo. Sapphire dealers going to the Ambatodrazaka mine, 160 km to the north-east of the capital, are particularly targeted. In the South, the dahalo – cattle rustlers – are posing an increasing threat. In June, a group led by former convict Remena Bila killed 12 military and policemen.
In principle, presidential elections are scheduled for May and July. The problem however is that 37 years old Rajoelina fears that his adversary may come back and participate in the presidential race. Rajoelina, a former DJ, is fully aware that since his group retains the main portfolios in the government, he is held as the first responsible for the crisis by the population. Rajoelina still boasts support of many generals who fear Ravalomanana's possible return and more than probable revenge against them.
UN experts are fully aware of the risk of new clashes in the event of Ravalomanana's return. The potential for violence would be probably highest if both main actors are candidates they say. But would an election make sense without the two main players? For the time being, nobody has given an answer to the question. The Southern African Development Community (SADC) has been trying to organize a meeting between the two politicians to unlock the situation, with considerable difficulties. Rajoelina has taken all possible pretexts to avoid the meeting, even preferring to travel to the Rio Earth Summit in June rather than see his rival eye to eye. Eventually, the SADC managed to organize two meetings in the Seychelles in July and August. The two enemies were again called for a third meeting during the last SADC summit in Maputo on August 17th. These attempts failed to bring results. As expected the stumbling block is the issue of Ravalomana's return.
SADC's strategy will now consist in trying to organize discussions in larger forums including other Malagasy players. Before the Maputo summit, a SADC troika led by the South African deputy foreign minister Marius Fransman went to Madagascar to meet the main social and political forces including representative of political parties, high-ranking military, religious, civil society and traditional leaders in order to discuss with them how to arrange for Ravalomanana's return and a safe preparation of the elections.
SADC leaders are also planning to organise a summit over the issue within two or three months with all the main Malagasy stakeholders. But it won't be an easy game. Indeed, in June, SADC proposed the Council of the Christian Churches of Madagascar (FFKM) – which brings together Calvinists, Lutherans, Anglicans and Catholics – to mediate. However, no one accepts the Calvinist Church as neutral, since its vice-president is Marc Ravalomanana himself.
One of the consequences of the failed mediation attempts by SADC is real fatigue within the organisation and a growing feeling that neither Rajoelina nor Ravalomanana, who are increasingly seen as factors of blockade, should participate to the elections. But again, on what grounds would both politicians be deprived of their right to contest the presidency? The question remains unanswered. At any rate, many Malagasy doubt that the elections will necessarily mean a wait out of the crisis. Maurice Beranto, an adviser to the Prime Minister says that institutional arrangements or political deals are not the solution. The real issue is the behaviour of Malagasy politicians who forget to often to respect the Tenera, the given word, which is at the heart of the traditional value of the Malagasy culture.
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God is a DJ, by Faithless.
The signer is using British Sign Language (note the two-handed alphabet for "D" and "J"). He seems to rely on a literal translation, taking few liberties with BSL's capacity to generate meaning beyond the coded English. Since I do not actually know BSL, this is just an impression, but notice the production difference between the song lyrics and the clip of Deaf Britons talking. I'm not referring to the stylistic use of no facial expression – I assume this is an aesthetic choice by the interpreter – rather, the difference in the general animation of the language in use.
Cool. Very very cool. 🙂 Thanks David!
That signer in the video spelling things out is Maxi Jazz himself, the lead singer of Faithless. No wonder he's more literal and less fluent in BSL than the Brits having a whole conversation in BSL.
BTW, I noticed that he uses the same sign at the ends of "…heal my hurts," "…remedies," and "…bitterness ends" (my guess is that those have a common word root in BSL). Are these parts of the video an example of rhyming?
I'm not sure its a common word root as much as a single concept that applies in all three instances. The BSL looks very much like the ASL sign for fading or easing away, dissolving, passing from substance to nothing. IF I'm semantically-correct, Maxi is emphasizing the result more than remedy, healing more than hurting, the transformation of bitterness into mist.
There is handshape rhyming and (probably) alliteration in "Dandelions." Valli tells a funny and beautiful story of unintended human assistance in floral reproduction.


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Why Retention is Key to Controlling Your Brand Destiny: A Q+A with Sailthru CMO Eric Porres [Part 2]
Kristine Lowery
This article is Part 2 of a 2-part interview — read Part 1 here.
No one understands customer retention quite like Eric Porres. Before coming to Sailthru, Porres was the Chief Marketing Officer of publicly-traded programmatic marketing company Rocket Fuel, and, before that, of marketing technology company Lotame Solutions. He's also been an entrepreneur, founding digital marketing consultancies and learning what it takes to retain his own customers while helping them, in turn, do the same.
At Sailthru, Porres is helping online media companies, digital publishers and retailers discover the benefits of understanding their customers in a deep and holistic way. With the availability of data and analytics capabilities to generate customer insights and experiences in a way that was just not possible before, Porres is eager to show the way forward.
How do media companies look at retaining their readers? Historically, they seem to have been more interested in volume than in customer retention.
ERIC PORRES: My own belief about media is that publishers have been renting out audiences for far too long to content aggregators. If you go to any publisher today — even some of the largest, most respected ones — you get links at the end of an article that go to aggregator sites, coupled with the dreaded bottom-feeder teeth-whitening-you-won't-believe-what-happens-next link bait. That's not treating the reader well.
Why has ad-blocking grown? There's a general sense of apprehension on the part of the consumer as to how they're being treated as an individual. Publishers have abused their audiences and lost healthy relationships.
What hurdles do brands face in trying to create the great customer experiences that lead to retention?
ERIC PORRES: First, there's short-term thinking. Top-line growth can be affected in the short term by acquisition strategies and short-term discounting. It's easy to get sucked into that.
Second, marketing departments in general are being asked to do more with less. Yet in the marketing technology landscape there are a whole host of companies that are features, not products. Too often, you see marketers that have assembled a Frankenstein of a martech stack solution that keeps them, the mad scientist, secure in their job. It's insecurity that says I have to strive to work with point solutions when holistic solutions exist (side note: Media agencies tend to suffer from the same insecurity – if they only recommend a handful of ad buying opportunities to a marketer, they fear that they will lose their relevance, even though a handful may be the optimal solution). An assemblage of point solutions may look great on a resume, but long-term it's not in best interests of the company.
Last is that organizationally, there are inherent challenges to truly fulfilling on a customer retention destiny. To really see customer retention efforts come to fruition, you've got to be in your seat for a year or two years or more. Often, the people who are executing on the day-to-day are not. The ones who start the strategy aren't necessarily the ones to finish it. Customer retention is a long-term play.
Which companies are doing customer retention well?
ERIC PORRES: Look at The Economist. When they started using their email newsletter to create personalized experiences for readers (driven by Sailthru's technology), web page views per person went up 160 percent.
The New York Times is also doing a respectable job. On a subscription basis, they have a million price-insensitive readers. They don't generally advocate skimming traffic off the top of their site to send those people elsewhere.
And of course, Amazon is another great example. When Amazon Prime came out, everyone was like Prime is nuts, no way! Now everything Amazon does is about increasing their share of wallet among existing customers. They are the best example of a brand that has played the long game, and they've won. You see the fruition of that strategy.
New York Media + Sailthru: Adopting Agile Digital Publishing Solutions
The Economics of Retention: Insights from Forbes, Business Insider, Steinway & Sons and The Natori Company
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Leticia López Landero (born 7 July 1962) is a Mexican politician affiliated with the PAN. She currently serves as Presidente Municipal Córdoba, Veracruz.

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Last month, Canadian teen William Gadoury created a sensation by claiming to have discovered a lost Maya city using star maps. Experts said it was utter nonsense and quickly shrugged it off. Gadoury has now spoken to National Geographic, and it's clear the teen is not backing down.
To quickly recap, the 15-year-old Gadoury "discovered" the lost Maya city—which he dubbed K'aak Chi (meaning Mouth of Fire)—by correlating the locations of known settlements with the positions of the brightest stars. He received help from the Canadian Space Agency (which provided satellite images) and a remote sensing specialist from the University of New Brunswick.
Experts say Gadoury is way off the mark. Some claim the features shown in the space-based photos are merely abandoned corn fields or possibly marijuana grow ops. What's more, they argue that the Maya people, though good astronomers, probably did not choose to settle in areas based on the positions of the stars.
Gadoury recently visited Washington DC, where National Geographic's Kristin Romey had the chance to speak to him in person. Based on his responses (translated from French), it's clear that this ambitious teen is not quite ready to back down. He's still convinced, despite the vociferous criticism, that he's on to something.
"I know it's not very good when I'm not accepted by critics, but it just helps me advance my research," the teen told Romney.
The student, who's hoping to specialize in either astronomy or archaeology, wants to publish his findings in a scientific journal so that he "can share it with archaeologists and scientists." He's currently talking to one journal about writing for them.
In response to the claim that his theory has been debunked, Gadoury didn't mince his words.
It looks like Gadoury's wish will come true, but he better prepare himself for some disappointment. In the meantime, the teen should probably develop a sense of humility. Science is hard, and often full of setbacks.


NEW DELHI: Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani on Friday evening attempted to link two terror suspects arrested recently to senior Congress leader Ahmed Patel, saying one of the terror suspects worked as a lab technician at a hospital where Mr Patel had been a trustee. "This is a serious issue," Mr Rupani said, because "the terrorist was arrested from a hospital which is being run by Mr Patel".
Mr Patel and the Congress have brushed aside the charge and demanded "strict and speedy action" against the terror suspects, hinting that Mr Rupani was attempting to polarise the Gujarat elections to be held in December. "Let's not divide peace-loving Gujaratis while fighting terrorism," Mr Patel said.
This week, the Election Commission announced assembly elections would be held in Gujarat on December 9 and 14. The BJP, which is seeking a record fifth straight term in power, has targeted 150 out of the 182 seats but the Congress wants to make the BJP sweat for every seat.
Addressing a rare media briefing on the arrests made three days earlier, the Chief Minister said Mr Patel should resign.
"Imagine what would have happened if these two terrorists were not arrested... Patel, Rahul Gandhi and the Congress must come clean on the issue," he demanded.
Congress leaders suggest Mr Rupani's primary attempt was to shift the discourse BJP's election plank from development to security matters.
The two men were arrested by Gujarat's anti-terror squad on suspicion of plotting an attack on Ahmedabad's Abraham Synagogue.
According to the police complaint filed in court, Kasim Stimberwala and Ubed Baig were influenced by a controversial Jamaican preacher and were planning to buy a pistol to carry out the attack.
Kasim Stimberwala, according to this report, had quit as an echo-cardiogram technician from Sardar Patel Hospital in Ankleshwar district of Bharuch district and had got a job and a work visa for Jamaica. He planned to leave for Jamaica after carrying out the attack at the synagogue.
It was at the Sardar Patel hospital that Mr Ahmed had been a trustee, according to the Congress, till 2015. There were more than a dozen other trustees.
In Delhi, Congress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala said if anyone had to respond to allegations of a political party failing on security, it was the BJP.
"BJP and its Chief Minister Vijay Rupani, to hide their failures, are issuing these kinds of absurd statements," he said, pointing that it was BJP leaders who had been caught for being Pakistan ISI moles in Madhya Pradesh.


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Q: Backpropogation activation derivative I've implemented backpropagation as explained in this video.
https://class.coursera.org/ml-005/lecture/51
This seems to have worked successfully, passing gradient checking and allowing me to train on MNIST digits.
However, I've noticed most other explanations of backpropagation calculate the output delta as
d = (a - y) * f'(z)   http://ufldl.stanford.edu/wiki/index.php/Backpropagation_Algorithm
whilst the video uses.
d = (a - y).
When I multiply my delta by the activation derivative (sigmoid derivative), I no longer end up with the same gradients as gradient checking (at least an order of magnitude in difference).
What allows Andrew Ng (video) to leave out the derivative of the activation for the output delta? And why does it work? Yet when adding the derivative, incorrect gradients are calculated?
EDIT
I have now tested with linear and sigmoid activation functions on the output, gradient checking only passes when I use Ng's delta equation (no sigmoid derivative) for both cases.

A: When using Neural Networks it depends on the learning task how you need to design your network. A common approach for regression tasks is to use the tanh() activation functions for the input and all hidden layers and then the output layer uses an linear activation function (img taken from here)

I did' not find the source, but there was an theorem which states that using non-linear together with linear activaion functions allows you to better approximate the target functions. An example of using different activation functions can be found here and here.
The are many different kinds of acitvation function which can be used (img taken from here). If you look at the derivatives you can see that the derivative of the linar function equals to 1 which then will not be mentions anymore. This is also the case for Ng,s explanation, if you look at minute 12 in the video you see that he is talking about the outputlayer.

Concerning the Backpropagation-Algorithm
"When neuron is located in the output layer of the network, it is supplied with a desired response of its own. We may use e(n) = d(n) - y(n) to compute the error signal e(n) associated with this neuron; see Fig. 4.3. Having determined e(n), we find it a straightforward matter to compute the local gradient [...] When neuron is located in a hidden layer of the network, there is no specified desired response for that neuron. Accordingly, the error signal for a hidden neuron would have to be determined recursively and working backwards in terms of the error signals of all the neurons to which that hidden neuron is directly connected"
Haykin, Simon S., et al. Neural networks and learning machines. Vol. 3. Upper Saddle River: Pearson Education, 2009. p 159-164

A: Found my answer here. The output delta does require multiplication by the derivative of the activation as in.
d = (a - y) * g'(z)
However, Ng is making use of the cross-entropy cost function which results in a delta that cancels the g'(z) resulting in the d = a - y calculation shown in the video. If a mean squared error cost function is used instead, the derivative of the activation function must be present.

A: Here is link with explanation of all the intuition and math behind Backpropagation.
Andrew Ng is using cross-entropy cost function defined with:

When computing the partial derivative with respect to the θ parameter in the last layer what we get is:

See at the end of this post for derivative of σ(z), which is replaced in:

for last layer "L" we have,

And if we multiply:

For partial derivative of σ(z) what we get is :


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The National Australia Bank has confirmed that EFTPOS and ATM transactions are gradually coming back online after the bank suffered its second system outage in less than a week.
The National Australia Bank (NAB) has suffered its second outage in less than a week, which is seeing customers around the country prevented from using their bank cards in ATMs or at EFTPOS terminals.
On Monday afternoon, NAB's chief customer officer of Consumer Banking and Wealth Andrew Hagger confirmed the outage, saying it was also affecting NAB merchant terminals and its health claims and payments system (HICAPS), which is a payment solution for health care providers.
"Our people in our branches will do their best to help you today," he said in a statement. "It's important for customers to know that our branches are open and you can get assistance here."
Later in the afternoon Hagger updated customers, saying that its affected services are starting to come back online.
"Our teams are monitoring these services, and we're very sorry for the trouble this caused."
ZDNet can confirm that at the time of publication, some ATMs in the Sydney CBD are still down.


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Bild, Merkel, and the culture wars: The inside story of Germany's biggest tabloid
The Guardian / Thomas Meaney / Jul 17
"As editor, Reichelt sees himself less as a news impresario than as an emotional entrepreneur. 'Journalism is basically about emotions, as all of the other news outlets in this country seem to have forgotten,' he told me." —
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The entire team of Siddharth Roy Kapur and Shonali Bose's next and tentatively titled The Sky is Pink gave a farewell party to soon to be bride- Priyanka Chopra. It was her last day of shoot as she had leave for her wedding preparations. The cast and crew decided to give her a surprise.
Her fiancé Nick Jonas along with producer Siddharth Roy Kapur were also present at the party. We have also heard that Siddharth Roy Kapur and Director Shonali Bose had a short speech prepared for the occasion. It was a very emotional moment for the entire team.
It was a small celebration with some cake cutting and dancing on one of PC's song- 'Tenu Leke Main Javanga'. The entire team of RSVP and Roy Kapur Films wishes best of luck to Bride-to-be who is going to step into a new phase of her life.
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