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Review: Amazing Spider-Man #4
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By Newell Turner Features The Page 07/25/2014
Writer: Dan Slott
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Having recently regained control of his own body, Peter Parker discovered that he now owned his own company. Amazing Spider-Man #4 opens with the webbed wonder applying some spidery know-how to his new role in his civilian life. Namely, he has invented "Anti-Electro Netting" which looks an awful lot like webbing. In typical fashion, Peter has to leave in the middle of a test run in order to attend to super hero business. A major fight has broken out in the city (as seen in Original Sin). The Watcher is dead and his eye is being wielded by his assumed killer, The Orb. The villain claims that the eye has become a bomb and allows it to go off. Rather than exploding in the literal sense, it unleashes a power that floods the minds of everyone nearby with secrets. Shocked by his new found knowledge, Spider-Man flees the scene. He heads immediately to the location of a woman he never knew existed until now, the mysterious Silk, who has powers similar to Peter's. She has ties to Ezekiel and speaks fearfully of the vampiric Morlun (both characters introduced during J. Michael Straczynski's run on Amazing Spider-Man). After Peter calms her down, she webs herself up a costume and leads Spidey in a chase across the city. Meanwhile, the Black Cat causes mischief at Parker industries, in an attempt to get back at Peter for things that Doc Ock did while in control of Spidey's body. When we catch back up with Silk and Spider-Man, she has lead him to her parents' home only to discover that they no longer live there. Peter attempts to comfort her as she deals with the realization that she is alone, only to anger her, leading the two to argue and eventually come to blows. In the heat of the moment, something unexpected happens.
Amazing Spider-Man #4 Variant
Silk has been teased since the first issue of the current run of Amazing, and now we finally begin to learn a bit about her. In creating Silk, Dan Slott is sort of "tacking on" to Spider-Man's origin without actually changing it. This is similar to what J. Michael Straczynski did in his run on the book, so it's interesting to me that Silk is being connected back to characters that he created. I'm glad that the tie in to Original Sin didn't sidetrack the book too much, but gave it easy access to a plot point that had to happen eventually anyway. It's also fun to watch as Slott continue's to examine the ramifications of Peter's time away from being Spider-Man.
Fluid and dynamic. Two qualities that should be obvious obvious for Spider-Man art. Coincidentally, two traits that Humberto Ramos executes flawlessly. There's also something to be said for the leanness that he gives our hero, making him seem long and lithe. When you see him, you know he can move fast. That leanness does seem to carry over to all of Ramos's figures though, sometimes making it appear that the Marvel Universe is overpopulated with oddly skinny people. At least when we see the Hulk and Thing during the fight with The Orb, they seem appropriately brawny. I really like the rougher, heavy-pencil approach that Ramos takes for the cover to this issue. He used it for the flashback to Spidey's origin in #1, too, so I was a little surprised that he didn't use it again for the flashback scene in this issue. It looks great anyway.
All in all, another solid issue of Amazing Spider-Man with minimal impact from the Original Sin event.
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reviews like this make me sad i cut this one from my pull list… might be about time to add peter back to my monthly reading schedule.
Coby Criste
I breezed through this one in less than 10 minutes… and that's not a bad thing. It was a really easy, enjoyable read. Silk is a surprisingly fresh and vibrant new character–I'm looking forward to seeing more of her. They also set up some of the upcoming Spider-Verse stuff, so that should be interesting (although, not having read the previous Amazing Spider-Man stories, I was pretty lost on the references…).
more at http://cobyscomics.blogspot.com/2014/07/cobys-top-5-comics-of-week-of-72314.html
Skott Jimenez
I can't say I've been enjoying this new ASM series. Way to much is being changed,mostly adding tech that was never around when Peter first became Spider-Man, but this Silk character is almost to much to swallow. The spider that bit Peter died in his hand, it didn't crawl to someone else and bite her. But I'm going to at least going through Spider-Verse


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Navid F | July 4, 2014
Free agency season has begun in the NBA, and a handful of players have already made their decisions. Although teams can't sign anyone until July 10th, they can negotiate with free agents and agree to deals.
Nothing shocking has transpired thus far because the biggest names to take themselves off the market are returning to the same team.
In an unsurprising move, Dirk Nowitzki has agreed to re-sign with the Dallas Mavericks for three years and $30 million. The low monetary figure will provide the Mavs with ample space to pursue other big name free agents this offseason and beyond.
Likewise, point guard Kyle Lowry will re-sign with Toronto for four years and $48 million. Lowry was being courted by the likes of Miami and the Lakers, but he ultimately decided to remain with the up-and-coming Raptors.
Center Marcin Gortat also re-upped with his incumbent team, agreeing to a five-year, $60 million deal with the Wizards. Finally, guard Avery Bradley agreed to a four-year, $32 million contract with the Boston Celtics.
On the other hand, several players will play for new teams. Former Oklahoma City Thunder guard Thabo Sefolosha agreed to a three-year, $12 million deal with the Atlanta Hawks. Sefolosha will provide the Hawks with an elite perimeter defender who can guard opposing shooting guards, point guards or even small forwards.
Point guard Shaun Livingston left the Brooklyn Nets, agreeing to terms on a three-year, $16 million deal with Golden State. Livingston may the biggest impact player to change addresses so far, as he provides Golden State with the backcourt depth and flexibility they completely lacked last season.
Meanwhile, Darren Collison, a back-up to Chris Paul last season with the Clippers, will play for the Sacramento Kings next season after agreeing to a three-year, $16 million contract. Former Laker guard Jodie Meeks agreed to a three-year, $19 million deal with the Detroit Pistons. And C.J. Miles will move from Cleveland to Indiana. Miles will sign a four-year deal with the Pacers.
Despite these signings, the biggest names remain available and will come to their own decisions in the coming days. Stay tuned.
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A Florida security guard had a doubly bad work day after he accidentally shot himself in the leg and then was arrested for it.
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PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. (AP) - A Florida security guard accidentally shot himself in the leg and then was arrested for it.
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Faith Erin Hicks to Write Buffy the Vampire Slayer Graphic Novel
Dark Horse has announced that they will be expanding their Buffy the Vampire Slayer comic line with an original graphic novel series called Buffy: The High School Years. The first volume, Freaks & Geeks, will be written by Faith Erin Hicks (Friends With Boys, The Adventures of Superhero Girl) with art by Yishan Li.
(The background furniture in this piece looks like the same art style as my mom's cookbooks from the 50s.)
As with the other Buffy comics, this will be "executive produced by [creator] Joss Whedon", which means I guess he approves what goes out. The series will be set during the first season of the TV show, with this plot description:
A group of nerdy vampires, shunned by their cooler brethren, decide to climb the vampire social ladder by taking out the Slayer. They play on Buffy's insecurities, wearing her down until she is full-on distracted by the mental warfare. But in addition to her Watcher, Giles, this Slayer has a couple of new friends, Willow and Xander, to cheer her on . . . except, of course, when they're not getting along.
The book is due out June 15, 2016. Li has a really nice take on the characters, as shown by this art:
Hicks has blogged about how "Buffy is the reason I started making comics, and probably the reason I have this amazing career as a cartoonist, fifteen years later," so she sounds understandably thrilled to be working on this project. I know a lot of fans prefer the high school setting, and its more immediate metaphors with monsters as teen conflicts, to seeing Buffy grow up, so there should be quite an audience for this.
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Languages of South Asia
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Poetry; translation; modern Bengali history; Bengali songs; opera.
William Radice read English at Oxford and studied Bengali under the late Dr Tarapada Mukherjee at SOAS.
He has pursued a double career as a poet and academic, and has authored or edited more than 30 books. Among his research interests in Bengali language and literature, the writings of Michael Madhusudan Dutt and Tagore hold a special place.
His publications on Bengali literature include two volumes of translations for Penguin Classics: Rabindranath Tagore: Selected Poems (1985) and Rabindranath Tagore: Selected Short Stories (1991).
He is also the author of Teach Yourself Bengali (1994). Other books include Particles, Jottings, Sparks: The Collected Brief Poems of Rabindranath Tagore (HarperCollins, Delhi 2000 and Angel Books, London 2001), Myths and Legends of India (The Folio Society, 2001 and Penguin India, 2002) and Poetry and Community: Lectures and Essays 1991-2001 (D. C. Publishers, Delhi).
His complete translation of Michael Madhusudan Dutt's epic poem Meghnadbadh kabya is due to be published by Penguin India in 2010, and he is currently working on a new translation of Tagore's Gitanjali, also for Penguin India.
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Radice, William and Saltzwedel, Caroline (2008) The dancing mouse: poems = Die tanzende Maus. Hamburg: Hirundo Press.
Radice, William (2008) Rabindranath Tagore: The Post Office and Card Country. Kolkata: Visva- Bharati.
Radice, William (2007) Frameworks: Four Metaphysical Poems 2003-6. Italy: Stamperia Valdonega.
Radice, William (2007) Teach Yourself Bengali. London: Hodder & Stoughton.
Radice, William (2005) Rabindranath Tagore: Selected Short Stories. UK: Penguin.
Radice, William (2005) Rabindranath Tagore: Selected Poems. UK: Penguin.
Radice, William (2005) Selected Poems, 1970-81. Kolkata: Writers Workshop.
Radice, William (2005) Green, Red, Gold: A Novel in 101 Sonnets. London: Flambard Press.
Radice, William (2004) Beauty, Be My Brahman: Indian Poems. Kolkata: Writers Workshop.
Radice, William (2004) This Theatre Royal: A Trilogy in Stanzas. Kolkata: Writers Workshop.
Radice, William (2003) Poetry and Community: Lectures and Essays 1991-2001. Kottayam, Kerala: DC Publishers (India).
Radice, William (2003) A Hundred Letters from England. Indialog (India).
Radice, William (2002) Myths and Legends of India, selected, retold and introduced by William Radice. Penguin (India).
Radice, William (2002) Gifts: Poems 1992-1999. Grevatt & Grevatt.
Radice, William (2002) Sigfrid Gauch: Traces of My Father. Illinois: Northwestern University Press.
Radice, William (2001) Myths and Legends of India. The Folio Society (London).
Radice, William (2001) Rabindranath Tagore, Particles, Jottings, Sparks. The Collected Brief Poems. London: Angel Books.
Radice, William (2000) Particles, Jottings, Sparks: the Collected Brief Poems of Rabindranath Tagore. Harper Collins (Delhi).
Radice, William (2000) The Stupid Tiger and Other Tales. Delhi: HarperCollins.
Radice, William (1999) Swami Vivekananda and the Modernisation of Hinduism. Delhi: OUP.
Radice, William (1997) The One and the Many, readings from the work of Rabindranath Tagore. Canada: Bayeux Arts.
Radice, William (1995) Martin Kämpchen: The Honey-seller and Other Stories. Delhi: Rupa & Co..
Radice, William (1995) Before and After. Kolkata: Writers Workshop.
Radice, William (1995) Rabindranath Tagore: The Post Office. The Tagore Centre.
Radice, William (1994) The Retreat. Dhaka: University Press Ltd..
Radice, William (1993) Rozsa Hajnoczy: Fire of Bengal. Dhaka: University Press Ltd..
Radice, William (1992) Sakuntala. Folio Society.
Radice, William (1990) Char Baktrita. Dhaka: Bangla Academy.
Radice, William (1985) Louring Skies. Anvil Press.
Radice, William (1980) Strivings. Anvil Press.
Radice, William (1974) Eight Sections. Secker & Warburg.
Radice, William (2005) 'Confession Versus the Exclamation Mark: Why Rabindranath Tagore Did Not Like the Poetry of Michael Madhusudan Dutt'. Temenos Academy Review, (8), pp 167-183.
Radice, William (2005) 'Julia Leslie: a life in South Asian Studies'. South Asia Research, (25) 2, pp 123-127.
Radice, William (2003) 'New sparks from the anvil - translating Rabindranath Tagore's brief poems'. South Asia Archive & Library Group Newsletter 1.
Radice, William (2003) 'Gazing at the sun: Bangladeshi poets and Rabindranath Tagore'. Parabaas.
Radice, William (2003) 'Tagore's poetic greatness'. Parabaas.
Radice, William (2003) 'The significance of Michael Madhusudan Dutt and his epic'. India International Centre Quarterly, (30) 1, pp 73-88.
Radice, William (2000) 'Atheists, Gurus and Fanatics: Rabindranath Tagore's Chaturanga (1916)'. Modern Asian Studies, (34) 2, pp 407-424.
Radice, William (2000) 'Indeterminacy in Rabindrasangit'. Archiv Orientální Bengali Studies Special Issue, (68) 3, pp 477-494.
Edited Books or Journals
Radice, William, (ed.), (2005) Rabindranath Tagore: The Home and the World [Translation of: Ghare-bāire]. London: Penguin.
Radice, William, (ed.), (2002) Rabinranath Tagore, L'esquelet i altres narracions. Barcelona: Editorial Empúries.
Radice, William and Reynolds, Barbara, (eds.), (1987) The Translator's Art: Essays in Honour of Betty Radice. Penguin.
Radice, William (2002) 'Rabindranath Tagore, Show yourself to my soul, a new translation of Gitanjali'. Show yourself to my soul: a new translation of Gitanjali. Notre Dame, Indiana: Sorin Books, pp 7-8.
Radice, William (1999) 'Introduction to Juan Mascaró: The Creation of Faith'. Juan Mascaró: The Creation of Faith. Canada: Bayeux Arts, pp 5-19.
Radice, William (1998) 'Xenophilia and xenophobia: Michael Madhusudan Datta's Meghnad-Badh-Kabya'. In: Snell, Rupert and Raeside, IMP, (eds.), Classics of Modern South Asian Literature. Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz Verlag, pp 143-169.
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B2B Content Marketing: Executive and Brand Perspectives, Compared
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How do business executives feel about content marketing – and do their perspectives align with content marketers' efforts? A recent study from the Economist Group developed in association with Peppercomm provides a host of fascinating insights, arguing that brand marketers are "missing the mark" by, well, marketing. It's hard to argue that marketers engaging in content marketing should stop marketing, of course. The point, instead, is that content should not resemble a sales pitch; when asked the main reasons why content fails to change their perceptions, B2B audiences were most likely to report, by a significant margin, that it was because the content seemed more like a sales pitch than valuable information.
To connect with their audiences, content marketers should focus on creating content that gives a sense of the general, or widely held outlook, of industry peers, as executives tab this the type of content that has been most useful in helping them make an informed business decision. B2B audiences also find content that presents two sides of a complicated issue to be more useful to their decisions than content that confirms an idea they have about an aspect of a marketplace.
The report's authors argue that B2B marketers are missing the point, noting that three-quarters of business executives seek out content in order to research a business idea ("substance"), while 93% of marketers focus their content to some extent on connecting directly to a product/service their organization offers ("marketing").
But the comparison is a bit more nuanced than that. For example, executives were offered only three choices for seeking content: to support a purchase decision; to research a business idea; or "other." Those choices are all "substance." Meanwhile, while most marketers do indeed connect their content to a product or service they offer (can they be blamed), the full survey results show that they are in fact most focused on "connecting with issues our intended audience is already discussing/cares about." So taking the two data points out of context presents a slightly unfair picture of marketers' efforts.
However, that doesn't invalidate the point that marketers should be careful not to make their efforts to overtly sales-oriented. Indeed, marketers reported using their leaders' or experts' points of view as well as reference to information about their products and services far more frequently in their content than curation of insights previously published by others or research from external organizations. Including these latter types of content can help give the two sides of the story that audiences want – or at least offer an external perspective to validate the company's own story.
Finally, the report highlights a disconnect between marketers and their audiences in the area of how content is judged. For audiences, successful content offers timely or unique information and provides assistance in understanding a complex issue in simple terms. The brand itself also plays an important role when audiences consume content. But while marketers say they define the success of their content primarily on how it builds brand and positive perceptions of their company, they're most likely to measure the effectiveness of their content strategy based on calls from prospects or customers.
Again, though, while the point is valid (audiences want serious insights and thought leadership, not sales pitches), with all of the hullaballoo surrounding ROI, marketers can be forgiven for measuring the effectiveness of their content strategy in terms of leads…
For more on B2B audiences' media and content habits, see the MarketingCharts Debrief, "Reaching and Influencing B2B Buyers and Decision-Makers."
About the Data: The study is based on two surveys: one of 500 global business executives; and of 500 global marketers. Both groups hailed from a variety of industries.


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Ela fez vários clássicos do cinema, como JULES E JUM – UMA MULHER PARA DOIS, de François Truffaut, OS AMANTES e VIVA MARIA, de Louis Malle, A NOITE, de Michelangelo Antonioni.
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O Cinema ficou mais triste.
She made several classic movies, like JULES ET JI, by François Truffaut and LES AMANTS and VIVA MARIA, by Louis Malle and LA NOTTE, by Michelangelo Antonioni..
She was an outstanding actress.
She died today, at 89.
The Cinema became more sad.


A basket swing for all ages and football goal.
The park also has more picnic tables and benches as well as 3 bins. The park is great for all age groups young and old but dogs are not permitted. The park is open between dawn and dusk.
In 2002 the Parish Council acquired land off Arundel Way in Connor Downs and were successful in gaining grants for equipment and works at the park which now consists of a multi sports games area, seating, toddler area and football area. The park is managed in association with the Connor Downs Residents Association (CDRA) who suggested the park be renamed the Elizabeth Sampson Playing Field after the late Cllr Elizabeth Sampson who worked with the Parish Council and the Connor Downs Residents Association to create the park.


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CineEurope: Warner Bros. Unveils New 'Black Mass' Trailer, Extended 'Pan,' 'Man From U.N.C.L.E.' Footage
The studio had the last — and busiest — presentation on the first full day of the Barcelona trade show.
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Warner Bros may not have flown out any talent for CineEurope, but the studio's packed-out presentation at the Barcelona trade show was awash in specially recorded video messages for the crowd.
Guy Ritchie sent a swift hello to introduce an extended clip of Henry Cavill and Alicia Vikander in The Man from U.N.C.L.E., described as a "fun, entertaining spy caper," by Warner's executive vp international distribution and exhibition strategy, Thomas Molter.
From Cold War spies to 1980s Boston mobsters in Black Mass, which Molter said was helping Warner Bros. back to its "rich legacy" of gangster films. A scene from the Johnny Depp-starrer was shown before a brand new trailer was exclusively unveiled.
For The Intern, a feel-good film about a 70-year-old intern in a New York start-up, described as a "relatable, funny and heartfelt comedy" by Warner's exec vp Europe and Latin America distribution Monique Esclavissat, Robert De Niro and Anne Hathaway had recorded a special shout out.
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Ten minutes of footage from Pan, Warner's October-releasing J.M. Barrie origins story, had an introduction from the pirate Blackbeard himself, Hugh Jackman. "It's a complete arranging that will take audiences beyond the story they know and love," he said of the film, adding that it had a Blackbeard "as you've never seen him before."
Ron Howard offered a few words regarding his "intense, action adventure" In the Heart of the Sea, telling the story behind the legend that became Moby Dick, followed by a turbulent, water-drenched extended clip from the film, due out in December.
Elsewhere, there was a footage from Ryan Cougar's Rocky spinoff Creed, starring Sylvester Stallone and Michael B. Jordan, plus a short introduction to The 33, telling the "untold story" of the 2010 Chilean mining disaster. 2016 projects given brief mentions included action-thriller The Accountant, starring Ben Affleck, The Conjuring 2, for which Esclavissat said she was "thrilled to have the whole team back together," and King Arthur, also from Guy Ritchie.
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The presentation closed with a sizzle reel of the studio's upcoming projects with the DC universe, including Suicide Squad and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
Warner is showing a full screener of its Griswald family return Vacation to the CineEurope delegates on Monday evening. In a special video, stars Ed Helms and Christina Applegate joked about their co-star Chris Hemsworth, with Applegate pointing out that he was voted sexiest man alive by People magazine. "I heard the sexiest man alive was Bob Sunshine," said Helms, referring to the CineEurope co-managing director.
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Written by ALB on Monday 19 February 2018 in the category Insights with the tags infectious diseases, microbiology, drug discovery.
The World Health Organization recently released a report outlining the imminent threat of antimicrobial-resistant diseases. In the midst of such doom and gloom, could a solution be found in our own backyards? Scientists are turning their attention towards medicinal plants for future drug research and development.
Superbugs, failing antibiotics and deadly diseases: the internet is awash in terrifying terms, seemingly spelling out doom for the human race. What is the truth behind the headlines? How bad is the situation, really? Are we resigned to regressing into pre-penicillin days?
To comprehend the issue of antimicrobial resistance (AMR), it is important to understand how and why the problem has arisen. AMR refers to microbes (such as bacteria, viruses and fungi) developing a resistance to antimicrobial drugs (such as antibiotics or antivirals). The process involves a few cells of a pathogen surviving a drug and giving rise to a new drug-resistant strain of the same disease. In some cases, pathogens have become multi-drug resistant (MDR) or even totally drug resistant (TDR). These are often referred to as "superbugs" and are a serious global threat to human health and wellbeing.
The AMR issue arose because of irresponsible and excessive use of antimicrobials. Indiscriminate use of antibiotics to treat everything from a cough to the common cold (which is a virus) has led to the rise of antibiotic resistant bacteria. Poor patient use of antibiotics has also exacerbated the problem; premature discontinuation of a prescribed course of antibiotics often results in residual bacteria that develop AMR. Finally, the immoderate use of antibiotics in the agricultural and animal husbandry industries has led to the exorbitant rise of AMR. Antibiotics are used to promote rapid growth in cattle, pigs and poultry, and is often used as disease prevention in perfectly healthy animals. In the United States it is estimated that almost 80% of antibiotics aren't used by people, but are instead fed to their food. Globally, over 130'000 tons of antibiotics are given to animals each year. This has led to the rise of numerous new strains of AMR diseases.
To add the issue, research and development of new antimicrobial drugs is lagging woefully behind. A 2017 report from the World Health Organization (WHO) highlights the dangerous lack of new antimicrobials, and attempts to rank AMR diseases in order of priority. WHO found that the most urgent need was for drugs able to combat MDR tuberculosis and Gram-negative bacteria. Tuberculosis is an anthropogenic disease carried by about one in three people across the globe, and several strains of the disease have developed MDR and even TDR. Gram-negative bacteria is a group that encompasses most pathogenic bacteria affecting humans. Many common Gram-negative diseases are developing AMR, including salmonella, campylobacter and gonorrhea. However, no new gram-negative antibiotics have been discovered in the past five decades. As these diseases evolve stronger resistances, our pharmaceutical options lag further and further behind. We are rapidly losing this evolutionary arms race. Without a concerted global effort to develop new antibiotics, our current drugs will soon be as ineffective as sugar pills.
Will plants be our saviors?
Our options are however far from exhausted. Humans are innovative creatures, and we have always been good at finding clever ways to survive. The field of ethnomedicine studies this intelligence and intuition of our ancestors. Ethnomedicine is essentially the examination of traditional medicine practices of indigenous peoples and ethnic groups. As modern medicine keeps running into dead ends, the push to scientifically test these medical practices is increasing.
Recently there have been a lot of ethnomedical studies examining the properties of medicinal herbs and plants. A paper released just last year attempted to summarize these findings. In his review, Dr. Harish Chandra found that many common edible plants actually contain significant antimicrobial properties. Plants like garlic and onion, ginger and cloves, even common herbs like basil, mint and rosemary: all have antimicrobial compounds. These compounds were able to kill many MDR pathogens, including MDR Campylobacter, Staphylococcus and E. coli strains.
The WHO emphasizes the urgent need for research and development into new antimicrobial drugs. Their recent report states that pharmaceutical research and development has failed to meet the clinical need for new antibiotics. Our forebears developed a range of effective treatments against many common ailments. They came to this knowledge of what did and didn't combat illness through extensive trial and error. We have essentially had several thousand years of experimentation predating modern medicine. In our time of need, we'd be fools to not look into this human database of knowledge.
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Do Taylor Swift Songs Have Figurative Language?
no, they do. Almost every songwriter uses figurative language to make their point or story more memorable and comprehensible.
Figurative language is a literary technique that uses words to take the place of others based on their description or meaning. It's like a language code that you have to 'figure out' - the direct opposite to literal language, where everything is taken to mean exactly what it says.
A perfect example is her song 'Love Story' which has many elements of figurative language. You can find the lyrics online.
Here below are some definitions of figurative language to help you understand what Swift means in her lyrics.
A metaphor compares two unlike things. You may say "my brother is a rat". This compares your brother to a creature that carries a bad reputation. You would be making a metaphor - a form of comparison that directly compares two unlike things. A metaphor wastes no time in getting to the point.
If you said "my brother's good as gold," you would be making a simile - a form of comparison in which one thing is compared to another unlike thing by using specific words of comparison, such as 'like', 'as', and 'resembles'. Poets try to find unusual metaphors and similes. "I was a scarlet letter", says Swift.
One of the most familiar kinds of comparison is personification - that is, speaking of something that is not human as if it had human abilities and human reactions.
'Love Story' is just one example of Taylor Swift's figurative language at work.
Yes, Taylor Swift's songs do use figurative language. In white horse she doesn't really mean that the boy she met has a white horse, it just means that her boy's always been there for her but now he's not.
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Yeah like how she called camilla belle a slut when she said she is not what you think she is is an actress who does better things on a mattress and when she means things she means sex.
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Narrative....
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Sunspots, nothing of great interest to most people on this small rock spinning around it's nearest stellar object. But perhaps we should take more notice, especially as there seems to be proven evidence of multiple cycles happening within the sun.
As a radio amateur (Ham radio), I was looking forward to the start of the coming cycle, Cycle 24 as it gives people like me a chance to speak to people in distant lands without using kilowatts of power. Cycle 24 is, or will be when it gets going, part of the cycle that occurs event 11 years, well, 11years is an average, cycle 23, now on it's last legs has lasted almost 13 years. Cycle 24, first predicted to be bigger than Cycle 23, has struggled just to get going. There have benn a few "proper" sunspots, many microspots that last just a couple of hours or days, but the sun has had more days when it has presented us with a face devoid of spots than 1933.
When will Cycle 24 take off? Well, don't bet on it starting tomorrow. And in the past, a spot free sun has been linked to colder weather, are we about to see that Global warming was a scam?


Natalee Caple is the author of a collection of poetry, A More Tender Ocean, and three books of fiction, The Heart Is Its Own Reason, The Plight of Happy People in an Ordinary World and, most recently, Mackerel Sky. She is also a co-editor of The Notebooks, a 2002 anthology showcasing Canada's rising stars of fiction. Her stories have been nominated for a National Magazine Award, the Journey Prize and the Bronwen Wallace Award. Caple lives in Toronto.


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Q: Set distance between second y axis and legend in plotly In the plotly chart I create with below the legend always covers the labels of second y axis. How can I set the distance between them?
Week<-structure(c(18323, 18330, 18337, 18344, 18351, 18358, 18365,
                      18372, 18379, 18386, 18393, 18400, 18407, 18414, 18421, 18428,
                      18435, 18442, 18449, 18456, 18463, 18470, 18477, 18484, 18491,
                      18498, 18505, 18512, 18519, 18526, 18533, 18540, 18547, 18554,
                      18561, 18568, 18575, 18582, 18589, 18596, 18603, 18610, 18617,
                      18624, 18631, 18638, 18645, 18652, 18659, 18666, 18673, 18680,
                      18687, 18694, 18701, 18708, 18715, 18722, NA), class = "Date")

Bob<-c(NA, 12, 28, 89, 205, 311, 367, 419, 536, 673, 787, 996, 1501,
         2091, 2836, 3971, 5429, 7422, 9653, 12205, 15096, 19962, 23567,
         28432, 33051, 37347, 43390, 49897, 54851, 60913, 67073, 72769,
         79629, 84063, 88398, 89579, 88464, 85595, 81697, 74943, 67632,
         58226, 53371, 49759, 51508, 55515, 58813, 62240, 62627, 62646,
         61285, 54438, 49614, 46721, 44554, 48151, 54014, 68891, 47176
)
Anna<-c(NA, 12, 28, 89, 205, 311, 367, 419, 536, 673, 787, 996, 1501,
          2091, 2836, 3971, 5429, 7422, 9653, 12205, 15096, 19962, 23567,
          28432, 33051, 37347, 43390, 49897, 54851, 60913, 67073, 72769,
          79629, 84063, 88398, 89579, 88464, 85595, 81697, 74943, 67632,
          58226, 53371, 49759, 51508, 55515, 58813, 62240, 62627, 62646,
          61285, 54438, 49614, 46721, 44554, 48151, 54014, 68891, 47176
)*50

re<-data.frame(Week,Bob,Anna)

re<-re %>%   group_by(month_year = format(Week, '%Y-%b')) %>%   summarise(across(c(Bob,Anna), sum, na.rm  =TRUE))

colnames(re)[1]<-"Week"

ay <- list(
  overlaying = "y",
  side = "right",
  title = "Second"
)
tempNames <- c("Bob", "Anna")
tempNamesV2 <- tempNames[order(tempNames)]
# plotlyObjList <-
p <- plot_ly(re)
for(i in seq_along(tempNamesV2)){
  if(i == 1){
      p <- add_bars(p,  x = ~Week, y = re[[tempNamesV2[i]]], name = tempNamesV2[i],
                marker = list(color = "#3E5B84"), yaxis = "y", offsetgroup = i,
                text = ~ paste("Country:", "kjj", "
Date:",Week ),
                hovertemplate = paste('%{text}<extra></extra>'))
  } else if (i == 2){
      p <- add_bars(p,  x = ~Week, y = re[[tempNamesV2[i]]], name = tempNamesV2[i],
                marker = list(color = "#6BBABF"), yaxis = "y2", offsetgroup = i,
                text = ~ paste("Country:", "kjj", "
Date:",Week ),
                hovertemplate = paste('%{text}<extra></extra>'))
  }
}
p <- p %>% layout(yaxis2 = ay,
             xaxis = list(title = "Date"),
             yaxis = list(title = "i"),
             margin = list(b = 100, t=50, r=50),
             barmode = 'group',
             legend=list(title=list(text=' Country ')))
p

A: I think this would do the trick:
(...)
p <- p %>%
  layout(yaxis2 = ay,
         xaxis = list(title = "Date"),
         yaxis = list(title = "i"),
         margin = list(b = 100, t=50, r=50),
         barmode = 'group',
         legend=list(title=list(text=' Country ')))%>%
  layout(legend = list(x = 1.05, y = 1))
p

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The conventional gait model has many variations. The defacto standard is its implementation from Vicon and called Vicon Plug In Gait model (PiG).
These references have information on kinematic and kinectic calculations, as well as anthropometrics and repeatability of the model. The Vicon upper body model has not been validated in any peer reviewed journal papers and therefore there are no articles on repeatability of the upper body model.
A comparison of the accuracy of several hip center location prediction methods.
Davis, R., Ounpuu, S., Tyburski, D. & Gage, J. (1991). A gait analysis data collection and reduction technique. Human Movement Sciences, 10, 575-587.
Repeatability of kinematic, kinetic, and electromyographic data in normal adult gait.
Measurement of lower extremity kinematics during level walking.
On the estimation of joint kinematics during gait.
Biomechanics of human movement with applications to the study of human locomotion.


In 1886 the London, Chatham and Dover Railway (LCDR) opened St Paul's Station, which took on and expanded the passenger offering of Blackfriars Bridge Station, and was renamed Blackfriars in 1937 to avoid confusion with St Paul's underground station. St Paul's had a pink-red brick facade, embellished with 54 sandstone blocks bearing the names of destination cities. The named cities vary massively in required distance time, from Bromley to Dover to Vienna and St Petersburg, with this range and variety indicating the importance of the station, and London as a whole, as a European hub.
The station was substantially redeveloped in the 1970s and the name blocks were rescued and displayed inside the new concourse. Another major renovation of the station in the 2000s saw them cleaned and gilded, then redisplayed in the North Bank entrance when it opened in 2011.
There are some lovely juxtapositions there. I especially like Westgate on Sea between Dover and St Petersburg!
good thing the blocks were rescued and used. And earlier this year I was watching an old show called "Vincent" – and it is filmed in England and I was wondering how they deal with modernizing – (how to respect the old while moving into the new) and this gives me one example….
Ooh feeling very proud as thought it must have something to do with trains!
How marvellous they have conserved them.
Oh no so do I now but I want to eat some!!!
I always want to eat some!


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Achievement rates of auctions hit 3.5% in 1Q2021, higher than in 2019
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The achievement rates of land stocks, dependent on stocks listings, reach 3.5% in 1Q2021, greater than at the pre-Covid-19 interval in 2019 when quarterly achievement rates climbed between 1% and 3%, says Knight Frank.
The study consultancy features the success rate within the quarter to market properties continued to market attention one of opportunistic retail investors searching for workable returns in a low rate of interest environment.
Absolutely, there have been a total of 201 listings (which include things like repeat listings and also exclude these marketed out of auctions) in 1Q2021.
But while overall listings stayed marginally stable, retail advantage listings in 1Q2021 listed a q-o-q rise to 67, from 38. Meanwhile industrial listings dropped q-o-q into 38, from 60.
This is somewhat like the preceding quarter, in which mortgage earnings comprised 61.6% of complete auctions.
"Buyers' curiosity about landed units stayed powerful, using a semi-detached house in Aida Street transacting at nearly $500,000 greater than the starting price," says Knight Frank.
A condo unit in Melville Park was sold for $690,000 through an auction.
On the flip side, industrial mortgagee listings dropped to 25 from 1Q2021, from 41 from the previous quarter.
One of the successful trades, a freehold unit in B2 mill M Space offered for $808,000 through an auction.
Knight Frank notes: "Increased prospects and confidence in the industrial industry resulted in more enquiries and viewings, particularly for industrial components using a comparatively reasonably priced quantum of under $1 million" It provides that "with the starting costs of 16 of the 25 listings heading at or under $1 million, achievement rates will probably rise in subsequent auctions".
Meanwhile, the retail mortgagee sale listings improved by 64% q-o-q and 57.7% y-o-y into 41 at 1Q2021, the greatest annual total in Knight Frank's records, as some investors fought with mortgage obligations.
Despite this, it notes that "opportunistic buyers continue to be busy", with just two components at Golden Mile Complex snapped to get a total of $610,000, likely in view of the"en bloc possible".
Under owner earnings, listings from the retail industry dropped to 26 in 1Q2021, from 13 in 4Q2020. Although opening costs for a few listings dropped because of varying individual motives, distress sales weren't evident, says Knight Frank.
Absolutely, there were a total of 76 owner sale listings within the quarter, marginally more compared to 71 in 4Q2020. To this end, Knight Frank finds that "more human owners have and now are divesting their possessions through auction with 36 proprietor in March, up from a monthly average of 22 from October 2020 (when up to 50 individuals were permitted at auctions) into February 2021".
All eight landed possessions had opening costs of over $2.7 million.
Interest in market houses likely to rise in coming months
Looking forward, Knight Frank anticipates buying enquiries and interest for auction possessions to rise in the coming months, particularly from Singaporeans having a investment taste for holding property rather than additional alternative investment tools.
"Properties with exceptional attributes and/or in great places offering rare chances are probably to be marketed under the hammer, as purchaser requirement strengthens together with the recovering economy," it provides.
It foresees that more listings will surface, "particularly for its harder-hit businesses in 2020's pandemic-led downturn".
"Some distressed industrial properties may then be found by both private and corporate prosperity looking for attractive opportunities for much more specific properties (for example, strata office area or landed houses ), or SMEs purchasing company space for their use," highlights Knight Frank.
For the remainder of 2021, it anticipates the auction success speed to reach about 5% of total listings.
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Tim Caple is a British television sports commentator. He is best known for his football and boxing commentary although has commentated on many different sports. He has broadcast for BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Channel 5, Sky Sports, Eurosport, ESPN, Al Jazeera, Canal+ and Globo International. He has also been featured as an in-videogame commentator for the Winter Olympics.

Football

Tim Caple has worked as a TV and radio football commentator since the early 1990s.  In that time he has commentated numerous channels and networks, including the BBC, ITV and Channels 4 and 5. In 2013, he can be heard on ESPN, BT Sport and Eurosport.

He has covered every major Club and International Football event around the globe including World Cups and the Champions League.

Olympics

Tim is also a major commentator during Eurosport's coverage of the Summer and Winter Olympics, as well as the Paralympic Games.

In addition to this he has covered the World Athletics Championships from 1997 to the present day as well as a multitude
of other events from world championship boxing to fencing and archery.

Tim Caple has also commentated on the Winter Olympics PlayStation 2 game  Winter Sports: The Ultimate Challenge.

PokerFace
Caple became the commentator on PokerFace, on ITV in 2006 and in 2007.

External links
voice123.com/timcaple
timcaple.com

Living people
British association football commentators
1964 births
Television personalities from Bristol

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This is an OEM Updated Check Valve for the vacuum system of all 1.8T engines. This valve comes right from Audi and is the same one that was in your car when it was brand new. This valve often cracks easily due to heat in the engine bay and age. If this valve cracks, it can cause boost issues and possibly lean codes.
The OEM Part Number is 07C 133 529 A or 07C133529A.


"Delicious cobbler made with fresh or thawed berries."
Preheat an oven to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C). Grease a 9x9-inch baking dish.
Whisk the milk, oil, 1/3 cup sugar, and baking mix together in a bowl until no large lumps remain. Pour into the prepared baking dish. Whisk 2/3 cup sugar with the water in a clean bowl until mixed. Gently fold in the berries until evenly coated. Spread the berries over the baking mix batter.
Bake in the preheated oven 45 minutes.
It might seem like a lot of water but when mixed with the berries and sugar, it turns into a syrup and once cooked, it basically turns into a jelly. If using canned or frozen sweetened fruit, omit the sugar and use juice instead of water.
Good but very sweet. My son loved it but I like to have a tiny bit of tartness in a berry filling. I will make again and maybe add a little lemon juice to the berries/sugar mixture.
I'm no baker and even I can make this. It's delicious and really impressed my family.


Submission deadline is 30 April 2019.
The Rajarata International Research Conference 2019 (RIRC 2019) will be held in Mihintale, Sri Lanka, under the theme "Expanding horizons through research, innovation and communication" on 06th and 07th of November, 2019.
Year 3 semester II and Year 4 semester II examination will start on 11th September 2018.
Admission of Diploma Holders in Agriculture to Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Degree Programme.
The symposium is organized by the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities of Rajarata University of Sri Lanka in collaboration with the BIOFIN Programme of the UNDP, Sri Lanka and it has been scheduled to be held on 17th -18th of October, 2018.
Live webcast of the General convocation 2018 starts at 9.00 a.m. on 30th May 2018.
Faculty of Management Studies, Rajarata University of Sri Lanka, Mihintale proudly announces that the 2nd National Research Symposium on Management of the Faculty (nrsm2018) will be held on 07th of September, 2018 at the Faculty premises.
Applications are called from the 2nd and 3rd year undergraduates of all the faculties of Rajarata University of Sri Lanka for the new intake of the above course.
Applications are invited for the above course from those employed in the public and the private sectors and school leavers.
On 27th November 2017, the 2016/2017 batch with 312 undergraduates of the Faculty of Applied Sciences was officially inaugurated in a ceremony at the Examination Hall.
The IQAU is happy to announce that the second Institutional Review of the Rajarata University of Sri Lanka has been successfully completed.
1st National Research Symposium on Historical Studies - 2018 is organized by the Department of Humanities, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities of Rajarata University of Sri Lanka, Mihintale is scheduled to be held on 31st January, 2018.
Faculty of Management Studies, Rajarata University of Sri Lanka held an inauguration ceremony on 20th November 2017 to welcome new Students.
The 6th International Conference of SLFUE: Sri Lanka Economics Research Conference will be held on 23rd and 24th of November 2017 at Rajarata University of Sri Lanka, Mihintale.
The inaugural Applied Sciences Undergraduate Research Sessions (ASURS) organized by the Faculty of Applied Sciences of the Rajarata University of Sri Lanka was held on the 4th of October 2017.
The Journal of Tropical Environment is the official publication of the Department of Environmental Management, Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, Rajarata University of Sri Lanka.
Career Guidance Unit successfully conducted an Outward bound training for 50 numbers of undergraduates on 28th and 29th September 2017 at Adventure Based Camp in Kitulgala.
The Chemistry Honours degree students of the Faculty of Applied Sciences won the 1st place of the poster competition under main theme "Chemistry in Climate Changes"
"Ayur 2017" – Ayurvedic Medical Exhibition organized by Rajarata University of Sri Lanka together with the Ayurveda Medical center was held on 31st August 2017 at the University premises.
The Drama Workshop organized by the Sinhala Unit of the Department of Languages was held at the Cultural Center of Rajarata University of Sri Lanka on 23rd August 2017 at 9.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m.
A programme to collect book donations to upgrade the library at the Pooneryn army camp maintained by the 661 brigade of Sri Lanka army is organized by the library community of Rajarata University of Sri Lanka from 14th to 31st August.
Rajarata University of Sri Lanka together with the Ayurveda Medical center cordially invites you all to be a part of the exiting event "Ayur 2017" on 31st August 2017 at 8.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. at University premises.
The Photography and Art exhibition "පිළිබිඹු 2017" organized by the Department of Archaeology and Heritage Management, commenced at the Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities premises today (16.08.2017).
Live webcast of the General convocation 2017 starts at 9.00 a.m. on 25th May 2017..
The 17th Convocation of Rajarata University of Sri Lanka will be held on 25th and 26th of May at 9.00 a.m. onward at the University premises. From various disciplines, 1510 students will be graduated at this convocation.
Career guidance unit of the Rajarata University of Sri Lanka conducted an out bound training with a camp fire on "Leaders in You" for second year 100 of students of Faculty of Applied Sciences on 01 st of February 2017 From 8.30 am - 8.00 pm In the University premises.
The aptitude test is schedule to be held on 25th June 2016 from 9:30 A.M. to 11:30 A.M. at ten examination centers island wide. All eligible candidates are requested to be attended the respective center on 25th June 2016 before 8:30 A.M.
The 16th General Convocation of Rajarata University will held on 27th May 2016 ath New Examination Hall, \/Rajarata University, Mihintale.
Health Promotion Division of the Faculty of Applied Sciences, Rajarata University of Sri Lanka signed a collaborative academic agreement with York University of Canada on the 10th of March 2016.
Faculty of Agriculture annually organizes the research symposium to disseminate their research findings to the society. Dr. D.M.D. Dissanayake was the coordinator of 8th Annual Research Symposium.
Career Guidance Unit (CGU) of Rajarata University of Sri Lanka (RUSL) and Sanjeewaka Ayurwedic Products (Pvt) Ltd successfully held the workshop on personal grooming and personality development on 2nd, February 2016 at the RUSL premises for the university undergraduates.
The Department of Physical Education and the Cricket team have successfully organized a "RUSL T 20" Triangular Cricket Tournament with the participation of Peradeniya and Wayamba University Cricket teams on 22nd 23rd and 24th January 2016 at the University ground Mihintale.
His Excellency the President Maithreepala Sirisena re-appointed him for the second term from 1st January 2016. University community expects to reach its vision "Becoming a Centre of Excellence in Higher Education" with his leadership.
Student Registration and Enrollment is in progress for the five Faculties of the University for the new Academic Year 2014/2015.
The inauguration ceremony of new intake of faculty of agriculture was held on 06.01.2016 . It is the 16th batch of faculty of agriculture.
Rajarata University of Sri Lanka, announces the Third International Research Symposium (IRSyRUSL) 2016, themed "Innovation for Sustainability" which will be held on 26th and 27th of January 2016 at the university premises.
Career Guidance Unit (CGU) of Rajarata University of Sri Lanka (RUSL) and Young Members Forum (YMF) of Ceylon Chamber of Commerce (CCC) successfully hold the Career and Entrepreneurship fair- Career Lead 2015 on 10th and 11th September in Rajarata University premises.
Tropical Disease Research Unit, Faculty of Medicine and Allied Sciences has been awarded a 5-year, major research grant to carry out transnational research studies of leptospirosis commonly known as "Mee Una".
Career Guidance Unit of Rajarata University of Sri Lanka is conducting "Energize your life with Salsa Dancing" program for the University staff and students on every Tuesday at 04.30 in the Examination hall.
Rajarata University signs Agreement with Ceylon Chamber of Commerce Young Members Forum to conduct a Career and Entrepreneurship Exhibition under the theme of "Careerlead" on 10th and 11th of September 2015 at 8.30 am to 5.00 pm in the university premises.
The 15th General Convocation of the Rajarata University was held on 28th May 2015 at the University premises, Mihintale.
Farmer Day - 2015 will be held on 20 th May, 2015 at Faculty of Agriculture.
Faculty of Agriculture, Rajarata University of Sri Lanka celebrated the New Year festival on 30th of April at Faculty playground starting from 7.30am.
Opening ceremony of management faculty new building.
Post Graduate Diploma in Education program, of Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities of Rajarata University of Sri Lanka will commence on 24th January 2015. The inauguration Ceremony will be held at Amaradewa auditorium at 10.00 am.
The scheduled congress organized by Global Scientific Research Foundation, Bangalore, India in association with Field Ornithology Group of Sri Lanka and Department of Biological Sciences, Rajarata University of Sri Lanka will be held on November 24-27, 2014.
Under the IDAS grant HETC established a partnership with the Microsoft Sri Lanka and subscribed for a 3 year licensees for the ITA programme.
The 6th Annual Research Symposium 2014, Faculty of Agriculture held on 02nd July 2014 under the theme of 'Innovative Agriculture for Food Security'.
Senior Civil Servant (CCS) and literatus Dr. Leel Gunasekara has, recently, been appointed the Chancellor of the Rajarat a University.
The 14th General Convocation of Rajata University of Sri lanka was held on 27th May, 2014 at the Examination hall of the University.


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Всю карьеру провёл за один клуб «Локомотив» из Лейпцига, в составе которого провёл 17 сезонов, став обладателем Кубка ГДР 1976 года. В сезоне 1969/70 забил 21 гол что позволило стать ему лучшим бомбардиром второго дивизиона чемпионата ГДР. Всего в составе «Локомотива» провёл 432 матча (321 в Оберлиге, 29 во втором дивизионе, 52 в кубке и 30 в еврокубках), в которых забил 145 голов (108 в Оберлиге, 21 во втором дивизионе, 26 в кубке и 11 в еврокубках).

В сборной
В сборной ГДР Вольфрам Лёве дебютировал 17 мая 1967 года в товарищеском матче со сборной Швеции, завершившимся победой восточных немцев со счётом 1:0. В 1974 году Лёве принял участие в единственном для своей страны чемпионате мира 1974 года, он сыграл в четырёх матчах, включая первый матч со сборной Австралии. В 1976 году Лёве в составе сборной поехал в Монреаль на XXI летние Олимпийские игры, он сыграл во всех пяти матчах своей команды которая стала чемпионом и забил один гол в ворота сборной Франции. Своё последнее выступление за сборную Лёве провёл в отборочном матче чемпионата мира 1978 года со сборной Австрии 12 октября 1977 года, тот матч завершился ничьей со счётом 1:1, а сам Лёве забил гол после чего на 56-й минуте был заменён на Ханса-Юргена Ридигера. Всего же за сборную Вольфрам Лёве сыграл 40 официальных матчей в которых забил 12 голов. Так же Лёве сыграл 6 матчей за олимпийскую сборную ГДР, в которых забил 1 гол.

Итого: 40 матчей / 12 голов; 21 победа, 11 ничьих, 8 поражений.

Итого: 6 матчей / 1 гол; 5 побед, 1 ничья.

Достижения

Командные
  Сборная ГДР
 Победитель Олимпийских игр: 1976

  «Локомотив» (Лейпциг)
 Серебряный призёр чемпионата ГДР: 1967
 Бронзовый призёр чемпионата ГДР (2): 1964, 1966
 Обладатель Кубка ГДР: 1976
 Финалист Кубка ГДР (4): 1964, 1970, 1973, 1977

Личные
 Лучший бомбардир второго дивизиона чемпионата ГДР: 1970 (21 гол)
 26-е место в списке игроков с наибольшим количеством матчей, сыгранных в чемпионате ГДР: 321 матч

Примечания

Ссылки

 Профиль игрока на worldfootball.net
 Статистика матчей за сборную ГДР на сайте eu-football.info

 Статистика матчей за сборную ГДР на сайте rsssf.com
 Статистика матчей за сборную ГДР на сайте dfb.de
 Статистика матче за олимпийскую сборную на сайте sports-reference.com

Футболисты ГДР
Игроки сборной ГДР по футболу
Олимпийские чемпионы от ГДР
Олимпийские чемпионы по футболу
Чемпионы летних Олимпийских игр 1976 года
Футболисты на летних Олимпийских играх 1976 года
Игроки ФК «Лейпциг»


Tbong Khmom: At 10 am on November 24, 2018, a silver TOYOTA car driving along National Road 7 went straight down into a sewer. The new drainage system was under construction in Socheat Meanchey village, Memot commune, Memot district, Tbong Khmum province.
According to a source from the scene, the owner of the car was giving a learner driver an unofficial lesson behind the wheel, which went awry.
The pick-up truck was hauled out the hole by workers repairing National Road 7.


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Bad weather hits birds' breeding season
November 30th, 2012 by
The City Planter > Latest News > Bad weather hits birds' breeding season
Great tits credit: Dave Leech
Many nesting birds have suffered the worst breeding season on record following the cold and wet weather during the spring and summer.
The number of chaffinch fledglings per nest was at its lowest level since records began in 1966, according to the British Trust for Ornithology's (BTO) Nest Record Scheme. Blue tits and great tits also produced significantly fewer fledglings, with great tits suffering their second worst breeding season on record.
"Caterpillars appear to have been in short supply during the cold, wet weather and many of the woodland birds dependent on them had a poor season," said Carl Barimore, Nest Record Scheme Organiser. Problems may also have been caused by eggs and chicks becoming wet and chilled when the female left the nest to search for food.
Dunnocks, nuthatches and sparrows also all produced at least 20% fewer fledglings per nest this year compared to the five-year average.
A shortage of caterpillars and flying insects, along with chilled eggs and chicks in open-cup nests also spelt trouble for migrant warblers. The eight species, including garden warblers, blackcaps and chiffchaffs, monitored by the BTO's Constant Effort Sites scheme which uses ringing to study the abundance, breeding success and survival of 24 common songbirds, suffered the lowest productivity since the survey began in 1983.
Birds such as blackbirds and robins which feed primarily on soil invertebrates and molluscs fared better in the rainy weather although the number of fledglings produced per nest was still below the five-year average, according to the Nest Record Scheme findings.
"There is no doubt that many fewer young birds fledged this year and current predictions of another cold winter suggest that survival rates over coming months may be low", said Dr Dave Leech, a Senior Research Ecologist at BTO. "This is likely to have a negative impact on abundance at the start of the 2013 season, but many of the smaller bird species are able to rapidly produce large numbers of young, and so have the potential to bounce back quickly after a single bad year. The worry is that the extreme conditions in 2012 were the result of a shift in the position of the jet stream and it is very difficult to predict how increasing global temperatures and melting of the Arctic ice will influence this in future. If these conditions become more frequent, they could have long-term consequences for Britain and Ireland's bird populations."
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Two Camden County Residents Charged with Conspiracy to Defraud Victims of More Than $1.4 Million in Coronavirus Relief Fraud Scheme
Department of Justice, 20 May 2021
CAMDEN, N.J. – Two Camden County, New Jersey, residents were charged for their role in fraudulently obtaining federal Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans and Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDL) totaling $1.4 million, Acting U.S. Attorney Rachael A. Honig announced today.
Stephen Bennett, 45, of Berlin, New Jersey, and Rhonda Thomas, 36, of Sicklerville, New Jersey, are each charged by complaint with one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and bank fraud, one count of bank fraud, and one count of conspiracy to commit money laundering. Bennett and Thomas are scheduled to appear by videoconference today before U.S. Magistrate Judge Karen M. Williams. Continue reading "Article: Two Camden County Residents Charged with Conspiracy to Defraud Victims of More Than $1.4 Million in Coronavirus Relief Fraud Scheme"
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Feds: 2nd Cali Man Laundered $560,000 Stolen From Bergen Man, $285,000 In Gov't Loan Scheme/strong>
Jerry DeMarco, 27 March 2021
A second California man has been charged in an email scam that cost a Bergen County property owner $560,000 – and there could be more, federal authorities said.
Anthony Debose Hannah, 57, controlled an account where co-conspirator Eric Bullard wired $230,000 of the money, Acting U.S. Attorney Rachael A. Honig said.
Bullard, 59, of Los Angeles had hacked an email account at a law firm representing the victim, then wrote to the client with instructions to wire the $560,000 into an escrow account identified as "Eric's Commercial LLC," Honig said. Continue reading "Article: Feds: 2nd Cali Man Laundered $560,000 Stolen From Bergen Man, $285,000 In Gov't Loan Scheme"


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Our Chocolate Eton Mess is a decadent twist on the traditional dessert thought to have originated from Eton College in the UK in 1893. We've replaced the usual strawberries with a thick chocolate sauce.
This recipe requires only a handful of ingredients, but you can save time by substituting the homemade chocolate meringue for store-bought. Most supermarkets stock gluten-free vanilla meringue nests and bites, either of these can be used in this recipes, but as always, double check ingredients before purchasing.
Pre-heat oven to 150°C and line two baking trays with baking paper.
Place egg whites in a mixing bowl and use an electric beater to mix until stiff peaks form. Gradually add sugars and continue to beat until sugar has dissolved. Gently fold vinegar and cocoa powder.
Spoon the mixture onto the prepared trays to form 4 individual meringues.
Place in pre-heated oven and bake for 40 minutes or until the meringue easily peels away from baking paper. Gently crush the meringues.
Pour a good dollop of chocolate sauce in the base of four serving glasses. Top with a handful of crushed meringue followed by cream. Repeat until you've finished the meringue. Serve immediately.
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newton's law working model (Newton first, second & thrid law) Science Project
January 16, 2023 January 16, 2023 by sowmya
Isaac Newton's laws of motion are a set of three physical laws that form the basis of classical mechanics. They describe the relationship between a body and the forces acting upon it, and its motion in response to those forces. The laws are:
It is also known as the law of inertia, states that an object at rest will remain at rest, and an object in motion will continue in motion with a constant velocity, unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.
In other words, an object will not change its motion unless a force is applied to it.
Newton's Second law
It is also known as the law of acceleration, states that the acceleration of an object is directly proportional to the net force acting on the object and inversely proportional to its mass.
Mathematically, this can be represented as F=ma, where F is the force, m is the mass, and a is the acceleration.
Newton's Third law
It is also known as the law of action and reaction, states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.
This means that if an object A exerts a force on object B, object B will exert an equal and opposite force on object A. This is often referred to as the principle of "equal and opposite forces."
These laws were formulated by Isaac Newton in 1687 and have been widely accepted as the foundation of classical mechanics, which is the branch of physics that deals with the motion of objects under the influence of forces.
They are widely used in many areas of physics and engineering, including mechanics, aerospace, and robotics.
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working model of Isaac Newton's laws of motion
A working model of Isaac Newton's laws of motion can be a great way to demonstrate the principles of classical mechanics for a science project.
Here are a few examples of working models that you can create to demonstrate each of Newton's laws:
Newton's first law: To demonstrate Newton's first law of inertia, you can create a model of a car on a ramp. Place the car at the top of the ramp and release it. The car should roll down the ramp and come to a stop at the bottom, demonstrating that an object at rest will remain at rest unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.
Newton's second law: To demonstrate Newton's second law of acceleration, you can create a model of a rocket using a balloon and a straw. Blow up the balloon and attach it to the straw. When you release the air from the balloon, the straw should propel forward, demonstrating that the acceleration of an object is directly proportional to the net force acting on the object and inversely proportional to its mass.
Newton's third law: To demonstrate Newton's third law of action and reaction, you can create a model of a rocket using a balloon and a straw. Hold the straw near the balloon and blow air into the balloon. The balloon should push the straw away, demonstrating that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
These are just a few examples of working models that can be created to demonstrate Newton's laws of motion.
Video steps on making newton's working model
Q: What are Newton's laws of motion?
A: Newton's laws of motion are three fundamental laws that describe the relationship between an object's motion and the forces acting upon it. The three laws are:
The first law states that an object at rest will remain at rest and an object in motion will remain in motion at a constant velocity unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.
The second law states that the acceleration of an object is directly proportional to the net force acting on it and inversely proportional to its mass. This can be represented by the equation F = ma, where F is the force, m is the mass, and a is the acceleration.
The third law states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. This means that if an object exerts a force on another object, the second object will exert an equal and opposite force on the first object.
Q: How does the model demonstrate Newton's first law of motion?
A: The model may show an object, such as a ball or car, on a frictionless surface, and demonstrate that the object will remain at rest or continue in motion at a constant velocity unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.
Q: How does the model demonstrate Newton's second law of motion?
A: The model may show an object, such as a cart or block, being pulled or pushed by a force, and demonstrate how the acceleration of the object is directly proportional to the force and inversely proportional to its mass.
Q: How does the model demonstrate Newton's third law of motion?
A: The model may demonstrate the third law through examples like a rocket launching and a balloon being popped, showing that the action of the rocket or balloon pushing in one direction results in an equal and opposite reaction of the rocket or balloon moving in the opposite direction.
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8 Benefits of Spirulina
Posted by	 Dr Steven Gabriel
Spirulina has gained a lot of attention recently and is regarded as one of the most nutrient-dense foods on the planet. Found in tropical regions around the world, namely Hawaii, spirulina comes from blue-green microalgae, a freshwater plant, and has been consumed for centuries due to its high nutrition value. Today, it is one of the most researched and talked about superfoods and is often regarded as a "miracle from the sea." It's available in powder and tablet form and can single-handedly regenerate your health when taken consistently.
Spirulina Facts:
Provides an excellent source of vitamins A, K1, K2, B1, B2, B12 and iron, manganese and chromium, along with phytonutrients such as carotenoids, Gamma Linolenic Acid (GLA), superoxide dismutase (SOD), and phycocyanin
Phycocyanin is an incredible antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and has hepatoprotective and neuroprotective effects
Contains more beta-carotene than carrots
Contains more iron than spinach
Contains more protein than tofu
Contains more antioxidants than blueberries
Here are the eight benefits of incorporating spirulina into your diet on a daily basis.
Detoxes Heavy Metals
Believe it or not, arsenic poisoning is still prevalent, and the United States is one of the nations still consuming arsenic at high levels. In one study, a group of participants who had experienced arsenic poisoning was given a spirulina and zinc supplement while another group was given a placebo. The group that received the spirulina and zinc supplement showed a significant decrease in arsenic, while the placebo group remained the same. (1)
Balances Microbiome and Prevents Leaky Gut
A healthy gut is essential to prevent disease. Spirulina possesses antimicrobial properties that inhibit the growth of candida while encouraging healthy bacteria to flourish in your gastrointestinal tract. The increase in healthy bacteria helps prevent leaky gut, a condition where the lining of the small intestine allows undigested food particles, toxic waste, and bacteria to leak out and flood the bloodstream.
May Prevents Cancer
According to Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, "In healthy humans, AFA-algae (spirulina) appears to increase blood levels of natural killer cells (a type of immune cell). AFA-algae also shows antiviral and anti-mutation activity in the laboratory." Although more research is needed to confirm that spirulina may help in preventing cancer, the anti-viral and anti-mutation activity it provides is evidence that this superfood can significantly boost the immune system function.
Spirulina contains a pigment called Phycocyanin, which scientist how found to lower blood pressure by reducing endothelial dysfunction efficiently. Endothelial dysfunction refers to the diminished production/availability of nitric oxide or an imbalance in the relative contribution of the endothelium (the inner lining of blood vessels) derived relaxing and contracting factors. (3) It has also been shown to reduce total cholesterol in lab studies!
Because spirulina is a complete protein, it contains all of the essential amino acids including the ones the body cannot produce, resulting in a phenomenal energy boost. It also includes high levels of iron and antioxidants that add invigorating and anti-fatigue effects throughout your day!
Spirulina's nutrient dense consistency promotes weight loss and low-fat stores. Its high protein content makes your body work harder to metabolize resulting in lean tissue and fat burning along with curbing hunger.
Provides A Boost For The Brain
The antioxidant levels in spirulina contribute to battling oxidative stress we receive on a daily basis. In some studies, this has shown to improve memory and provide a neurological boost and healthy brain activity! Other benefits spirulina offers reducing anxiety, stress, depression and attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
Is A Major Anti-Inflammatory
Chronic inflammation causes numerous degenerative diseases resulting in aging and stress on the body. The pigment and antioxidant, phycocyanin, has been shown to reduce inflammation in the body and work against aging at the cellular level.
https://www.mskcc.org/cancer-care/integrative-medicine/herbs/blue-green-algae
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