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'To heal we must remember': Joe Biden and Kamala Harris pray for the COVID dead in front of D.C.'s reflecting pool on day U.S. virus death toll surpasses 400,000 - as the Empire State Building pulses in red
Revealed: Republican lawmakers sought PARDONS from Trump for their role in the MAGA riot - who was talked out of it by lawyers who told him move would seal his impeachment trial fate
'He made his bed. Now he's gotta lie in it!': Trump-loving MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell sparks wave of memes as products are pulled from stores over his support of voter fraud theories
Lady Gaga and J-Lo meet National Guard troops while John Legend boards a private jet for DC with Chrissy Teigen ahead of Biden's star-studded inauguration
Josh Hawley launches new attack on Joe Biden as he lodges objection to his Homeland Security pick after trying to overturn the election by blocking millions of votes
Jeremy Corbyn edges closer to High Court battle against Labour after he was suspended for claiming anti-Semitism in the party was 'dramatically overstated for political reasons'
Jeremy Corbyn was suspended from Labour in October over anti-semitism
He had claimed the scale of the problem had been 'dramatically overstated'
Was reinstated as a member weeks later but blocked from sitting as Labour MP
Former leader will now have pre-action disclosure application heard in court
By William Cole For Mailonline
Jeremy Corbyn will take the first step towards a High Court battle against Labour next week over his suspension from the parliamentary party.
The former opposition leader will have a pre-action disclosure application heard in London on Monday afternoon, court officials have said.
Lawyers for Mr Corbyn are expected to ask a judge for disclosure of documents ahead of a possible legal challenge over his suspension.
The case is expected to relate to the Islington North MP's original suspension and the negotiation with the Leader of the Opposition's office over the terms of his reinstatement.
Jeremy Corbyn, the former opposition leader, will have a pre-action disclosure application heard in London on Monday afternoon, court officials have said
It has previously been reported that they will seek evidence proving there was a deal with Sir Keir Starmer's office to readmit him to the party.
Mr Corbyn was suspended from Labour in October for claiming that the scale of anti-Semitism in the party was 'dramatically overstated for political reasons'.
He later attempted to clarify his comments in a statement to the party, saying concerns about anti-Semitism were 'neither "exaggerated" nor "overstated"'.
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Mr Corbyn was reinstated as a party member by the National Executive Committee following a meeting of a disciplinary panel three weeks after his suspension.
But his successor as party leader - Sir Keir - blocked him from sitting as a Labour MP, though said he would keep the decision not to restore the whip 'under review'.
Sir Keir said in a statement at the time: 'I'm the leader of the Labour Party, but I'm also the leader of the Parliamentary Labour Party.
Mr Corbyn was suspended from Labour in October for claiming that the scale of anti-Semitism in the party was 'dramatically overstated for political reasons', but was reinstated weeks later. However, his successor Sir Keir Starmer blocked him from sitting as a Labour MP
'Jeremy Corbyn's actions in response to the EHRC report undermined and set back our work in restoring trust and confidence in the Labour Party's ability to tackle anti-Semitism.
'In those circumstances, I have taken the decision not to restore the whip to Jeremy Corbyn. I will keep this situation under review.'
It was revealed in November that the party's chief whip, Nick Brown, asked Mr Corbyn to 'unequivocally, unambiguously and without reservation' apologise for his comments.
The Board of Deputies of British Jews said Sir Keir had made the 'appropriate leadership decision' to withhold the whip from Mr Corbyn.
But John McDonnell, who served as shadow chancellor when Mr Corbyn was Labour leader, said Sir Keir's decision was 'just plain wrong' and would cause 'more division and disunity in the party'.
Former shadow home secretary Diane Abbott also criticised the leadership's decision, tweeting that withholding the whip 'raises serious questions of due process'.
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Baltimore, MD, November 21, 2022 – Sage Growth Partners (SGP), a Baltimore-based healthcare research, strategy, and marketing firm, has been recognized by the eHealthcare Leadership Awards as Best Website Design Platinum Winner for their work on the Rhythm Management Group corporate website. The Platinum designation is the highest category honor awarded.
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Disciplines Music American Music
Paul Bowles on Music Includes the last interview with Paul Bowles
by Paul Bowles (Author), Timothy Mangan (Editor), Irene Herrmann (Editor)
Roth Family Foundation Imprint in Music
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"It's an easy enough job if one has something to say," Paul Bowles remarked in a letter to his mother about his first foray into music criticism. And Paul Bowles, indeed, had plenty to say about music. Though known chiefly as a writer of novels and stories, Paul Bowles (1910-99) thought of himself first and foremost as a composer. Drawing together the work he did at the intersection of his two passions and professions, writing and music, this volume collects the music criticism Bowles published between 1935 and 1946 as well as an interview conducted by Irene Herrmann shortly before his death.
An intimate of Aaron Copland and protégé of Virgil Thomson, Bowles was a musical sophisticate acquainted with an enormous range of music. His criticism collected here brilliantly illuminates not only the whole range of modernist composition but also film music, jazz, Mexican and Moroccan music, and many other genres. As a reviewer he reports on established artists and young hopefuls, symphonic concerts indoors and out, and important premieres of works by Copland, Thomson, Cage, Shostakovich, and Stravinsky, among others. Written with the austere grace of his better-known literary works, Bowles's criticism enhances our picture of an important era in American music history as well as our sense of his accomplishments and extraordinary contribution to twentieth-century culture.
Winner of the ASCAP Deems-Taylor Award for music criticism, Timothy Mangan is classical music critic for the Orange County Register. Irene Herrmann is Lecturer in Music at the University of California, Santa Cruz, and the executrix of the Paul Bowles music estate.
"The reader will find here the skill and imagination of a gifted writer." —W.K. Kearns Choice: Current Reviews For Academic Libraries
"a truly multifaceted view of a complex figure...No Matter which direction we turn, it seems that Bowles the inveterate voyager was already there." —Ken Smith Gramophone
His musical writing chronicles the discoveries and determinations of a graceful and wise mind. —Alan Rich LA Weekly
"This pleasing book, full of straightforward apercus about music and performance, usefully fills out Bowles's creative profile." —David Shengold Opera News
"This pleasing book . . . usefully fills out Bowles's creative profile." —David Shengold Opera News
"Bowles on Music captures the writer from 1935 to 1946: the formative years of the much lauded "Greatest Generation." It was one of the most exciting periods in our nation's history, and Bowles, a talented and mostly self-taught composer, had the right ear and eye to capture it." —William Heisel Orange County Register
"These impressions of music are a reminder of what always rings true in [Bowles'] literary work, namely a passionate observation of local life in the places he writes about... Enthusiasm and love of music inform every paragraph." —Judith Weir Times Literary Supplement (TLS)
"Whether one agrees with Bowles is not the point. He is an uncommonly plausible and stimulating critic, and this handsome, meticulously edited volume adds significantly to our understanding of American musical life." —Tim Page Washington Post Book World
"[Bowles] is an uncommonly plausible and stimulating critic, and this handsome, meticulously edited volume adds significantly to our understanding of American musical life in the middle of the last century." —Tim Page Washington Post Book World
"In this wonderfully engaging and informative collection we hear the voice of a different Paul Bowles. Writing on a wide range of subjects--jazz, film music, classical music, popular music, ethnic music--he is direct, opinionated, incisive, analytical, humorous, and passionate."—Millicent Dillon, author of You Are Not I: A Portrait of Paul Bowles
—Timothy Mangan
Articles and Reviews by Paul Bowles
Interview with Paul Bowles, by Irene Hermann
Visit the Authorized Paul Bowles website at www.paulbowles.org
Music in America's Cold War Diplomacy
Danielle Fosler-Lussier
Rednecks, Queers, and Country Music
Nadine Hubbs
Jazz Diasporas
Rashida K. Braggs
Music Makes Me
Todd Decker
Frontier Figures
Beth E. Levy
Experimentalism Otherwise
Benjamin Piekut
Jazz/Not Jazz
David Ake, Charles Hiroshi Garrett, Daniel Ira Goldmark
Music and Politics in San Francisco
Leta E. Miller
New Orleans Suite
Lewis Watts, Eric Porter


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Javi Fermín: "Culture is a lifeline, let's not penalize what saves us"
«For me it is very important to pamper the image, the sound, the production, the texts, the delivery … that everything is polished»
To capture the liveliness of his band, Javi Fermín has published Jewels stolen live, an album that collects the concerts he gave last year in streaming. A walk through his own songs and those of others in which he toasts on Radio Futura, Secretos or Tequila. Arancha Moreno talks to him.
Text: ARANCHA MORENO.
Photos courtesy of JAVI FERMÍN.
This fall saw the light Jewels stolen live, the live reflection of some concerts that Javi fermin performed with his band last 2020. Some live recorded in the middle of the pandemic, to verify how the songs of Stolen jewelry on stage, and how the band sounded at that precise moment. Of those concerts, broadcast in streaming and followed all over the world, from Venezuela to France via Portugal, Bulgaria, Germany or China, a live was released in which the musician from San Sebastian pays tribute to some of his favorite songs, from bands such as Radio Futura, Tequila or Los Ronaldos, and the joins his own repertoire. A tribute, a live album and a game, without forgetting that music, in addition to all that, has healing powers.
How did this album come out live?
Was not planned. I am quite a planner, but this is due to something that nobody planned, a pandemic, so logically it was not in my plans. Jewels stolen live It came about because we did concerts when they couldn't be done. We made them in streaming from the Elkar studios in Donosti and everything was recorded. Three sessions were held on different days in August 2020. With the rawness and imperfection of the live show, when I listened to them months later, I saw that they had a lot of strength, which reflected very well what the band is. We did a selection of takes from the three sessions, and after a little adjustment, we edited it. It's a true reflection of what we did, and a true reflection of a time when you couldn't play live.
You started 2020 with a tour that was interrupted by the pandemic weeks before your performance in Madrid. You barely gave two or three concerts before the lockdown, so you didn't have much time to shoot it live. And it reflects, as you say, a time when we could only peek into the world digitally.
Yes. There is a freshness of what is freshly made, with little opportunity to work on it more, because there was no possibility of getting together physically for a very long time. There was no more than a month of pre-trial for that. On the other hand, there was a very personal reflection: I saw, during the confinement, that some artists, usually not very deep, would get in front of the camera to sing, and it gave me the feeling that it was not the way to offer the music. Music is something that must be valued, it must be given value, offering people careful proposals. Putting yourself in front of a camera and broadcasting on Instagram was not the formula, but we had to play. Given our friendship with the Elkar studios, we saw how to put together a worthy production that was not nonsense and I think we were right. I think that other types of formats would have been a mistake, they would have devalued the proposal. For me it is very important to pamper the image, the sound, the production, the texts, the delivery … that everything is polished.
Because stripping a proposal to the limit can devalue the product, right?
I think so, and we are working with sensitive material, a material that is already badly damaged. It seems that music and art have become a second-rate commodity that should be free, and I strongly disagree. It is not a second-rate good, it is a very basic good that must be cared for and offered in the best possible way.
The pandemic has taken a physical toll, but also a mental one. Art has been revealed more than ever as an emotional lifeline. Is that how you have also conceived these concerts?
Is that. Apart from giving continuity to the project by giving it value, I also wanted to rebel against the "criminalization" that culture experiences, as if it were almost where the virus was invented. Culture is a lifeline, as you have said. Let's not penalize what saves us. We need these types of proposals more than ever, we need to promote them and not criminalize them. This album is a way to put that on the table. In the concerts there was a plea in that sense. Culture has a rebellious work, too. Entertainment comes first, but the message is a support that must be taken advantage of.
Is it very cold playing without an audience, or when you saw the camera with the red light on, did you perceive the warmth of the people on the other side?
It doesn't show while you play, it shows when you stop. It gets very cold when you get to the end and there is no applause. In the end there is a part of vanity in what we do, why not. There is a part of wanting to tell, but a part of wanting to receive as well. In that sense it was very cold, but when a door closes a window opens, and when looking at the audience data you realize that you would never have been able to reach certain places in any other way. You feel like you are communicating with the musicians, but the audience is missing.
The training that accompanies you are Dani Venegas, guitar and voice; Antxón Sarasua, piano and voice; Olana Liss, voice and percussion; Pako Díaz, drums; Pirate, saxophones; and Jon Viejo, trumpet. With you there are seven of you on stage. Is it the usual training that you usually take live?
Yes, it is the same as always. This is the best accompanied solo project in the world. Although it bears the name of a person, it is a band, everything is worked from that perspective: we work the songs together and make them sound like a band, that's why the line-up is fixed.
It amazes me that there are only two winds, because it seems like four or five!
It's true. It has to do with production, but also because they blow you shit. It's a soul band concept, they have a lot of strength. The metals mark a lot the aesthetics of my music, it is what places us in the soul, swing space.
Was there an intention to sound different live to how the album sounds?
Yes, for me that was very important. It was important to me that the personality of the band be seen live. The records work a lot, but the live show is what best reflects who I am, what I offer. That is the natural habitat.
"It seems that music and art have become a second-rate good that should be free, and I totally disagree"
As a performer, do you need the song to talk about you or just for it to come to you for some reason, even if you don't feel identified in the story?
The criterion is that I want to say that, not because of the story itself, but because of the illusion of singing lyrics that I would have liked to write. I wish I had come up with a verse from "One tenth of a second", or a figure like "I'm on fire and I feel cold", or something as characteristic as "what does a girl like you do in a place like this". It is having the illusion that those verses are mine for the duration of the song. I appropriate them.
In this case you do versions of Burning, Radio Futura, Alarma !!!, Secretos, Tequila and Ronaldos. They are all bands from a contemporary era. Tequila is a little earlier, at the end of the seventies, when Radio Futura was born, and the rest emerged especially the following decade. The selection places you in a very specific musical scene, are they songs that you associate with an important stage in your life?
Yes. It is the crucial moment in which you decide that it has trapped you and is not going to let you go. My first concert, when I was very young, was by Los Ronaldos. And the first record that I bought with my money was Stick out your tongue. It was the concert that led me to buy that LP, with the effort that it involved for a child then. That time, and those songs, converge in the same space of time, in a preadolescence in which music trapped me forever.
I think this album is full of transgender and trans-song gems, in the sense that they change style, they don't stay in the original, and in several of them there are nods to other songs. For example, in "Escuela de calor", From Radio Futura, you wink at Chalk heart".
[Risas] Yes, and there is also a nod to "thriller". Transcanción, how wonderful. Yes, it is a way of trying to collect, in those winks, what he has done to me as a musician. There are the Beatles, Michael Jackson, the Quincy Jones production style … the style of "What a Girl Like You Does" is Otis Redding. It is to leave a manifesto of what he has done to me as a musician. Nice that you catch it, and that it serves as a catalyst to start a conversation.
This album is a tribute to the songs, but also a diversion. It shows that you are having a good time, that you are playing with the songs and taking them to another place for pure enjoyment.
Exactly. It is an absolute fun. It's like when you meet a friend after a long time, it gives you a lot of joy. And playing to quote the Beatles, the classic soul style, using other people's verses… It's playing, and when you play people join your game. They are like little surprise boxes that are inside the show, play with the public.
Not all are stolen jewels, there are two pieces of their own: "I am an old" and "I was born again". If you don't pay attention, it seems like yet another game, another version that fits in with the rest of the repertoire, but no: they are songs by Javi Fermín.
Yes. I am essentially an author, and I have to continue claiming my own catalog. These songs coexist with the versions because they integrate very well stylistically, and because they play the same game as the project. I become a song detective dedicated to recovering lost music, and in my songs I recover styles a little lost in time. That is why they integrate well.
Here there is no recordings no later recordings. Everything is absolutely live. They say that the wrinkle is beautiful, a sign of what has been lived, that is why it is worth it that what is happening is published as it is, without subsequent additions. Neither lifting nor botox.
Absolutely. There was no point in putting so much makeup on him. Music must be allowed to breathe, as it is. If there is a small imperfection, a pulsation that is not exact or a less clean exercise, it is left, because it is the moment and the breath of the music at that moment.
What projects do you have on the horizon?
I would like to start a new stage in 2022, closing the cycle of Stolen jewelry but without nailing the box, because I am sure that they will continue in the repertoire for life. I'd like to start recording in April 2022 and release an LP of new songs by the end of next year. I have very clear how it is going to be titled: Song detective.
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Seohyun's Ideal Type
Girls' Generation When it comes to dating, Seohyun is one of the members of the group who is the most shrouded in mystery. She was only seen in public with a select few celebs, including CNBLUE Yonghwa, who was her partner on the show "We Got Married." She was never seen publicly with anyone who was dating anyone else. However, not a single one of the rumors turned out to be accurate.
As a result of this, a lot of people are curious about whether or not SNSD Seohyun has ever dated anyone else. In this essay, we will go over her past relationships and dating experiences.
Do you long for Seohyun, a member of the SNSD group? Due to the fact that she is now focusing more on a career as an actress, it has been a very long period since her performances with SNSD. On the other hand, we won't be discussing that here. Instead, let's learn more about her romantic history, shall we? Stay tuned because Channel Korea is going to tell you about Seohyun's love story, as well as the man who is said to have dated her according to the reports, so make sure you read this post!
Seo Joo-hyun, better known simply as Seohyun, is a member of Namoo Actors and works in the entertainment industry as a singer, composer, and actress. Long before she began pursuing a career in acting, Seohyun rose to prominence as a member of the girl group SNSD, which was managed by SM Entertainment. Since her first performance with SNSD in 2007, Seohyun has garnered a great deal of praise from fans and critics alike.
In addition to that, she has excellent manners, respects others, and takes her responsibilities seriously. This brings up the subject of her dating experiences, as she is a very courteous and kind person to the other individuals she encounters. On the other hand, she is almost never the subject of any dating rumors or dating scandals.
After Seohyun confessed on A Hyung I Know that she had dated a celebrity in the past, everyone in the audience let out a collective scream. However, the celebrity in question is no longer working in the entertainment industry at this time. Do you have an interest in learning more about that and any other men that had a role in Seohyun's romantic life? Let's get started here:
First to be mentioned as a potential suitor for Seohyun was Jung Yong-hwa, a member of the boy band CNBLUE! In 2010, they were introduced to one another on the set of the reality program project We Got Married. They cohabitated as a newlywed couple for more than a year after having all the hallmarks of a wedded couple.
Throughout the course of the show, they won the hearts of viewers everywhere, and some even began to refer to them as the YongSeo Couple. The reserved nature of Seohyun meshed perfectly with the goofy side that Jung Yong-Hwa possesses, and they became fast friends as a result.
But because of their packed schedules, they made the decision to withdraw from the program. After some time had passed, they got back in touch with each other again through music programs, and eventually, they both became hosts. There were also reports that Seohyun and Jung Yong-hwa were dating on multiple occasions, however, the two actors have consistently refuted the accusations. "We weren't dating; we are merely good friends," claimed Jung Yong-hwa when asked about their relationship status.
Next up is the duo consisting of Seohyun and the actor Go Kyung-pyo! They became acquainted while working on the drama Private Life, which had its world premiere on October 7th, 2020. The fans began to refer to them as "Pangyo Newlyweds!" as a result of the superb acting talents and charming chemistry they shared on screen.
Even though they aren't dating in real life, the fans of the drama Private Life are treated to an endearingly charming connection between the two of them on screen. During the time that they spent working together, Seohyun and Go Kyung-pyo not only discussed their previous experiences but also complemented one another.
When they were invited to appear as guests on the JTBC program Knowing Brothers, Seohyun remarked at one point, "I'm thankful to have him as a partner." Go Kyung-pyo, on the other hand, was quite complimentary of Seohyun's acting attempts, adding, "She has a lot of charms, but she's serious when dealing with work and focuses on her character."
Seohyun was the only member of SNSD that was barely mentioned in any dating rumors, in contrast to the other members of the group. Because of how courteous and charitable she is, the other members of her team think she is a trustworthy individual. Additionally, she has a record that isn't too shady to speak about! How come she hasn't been the subject of many dating rumors throughout the course of her career?
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Once, when asked about the rationale behind it, Seohyun offered this explanation: "It was because I didn't date that much. "Work came first, then love." Her response was somewhat shocking when she was questioned about the most defiant thing that she has ever done: "I've been to a club in France together with unnies (SNSD members), and it was wonderful." To put it simply, Seohyun is the epitome of what it is to be a good girl, isn't she?
People have sufficient reasons to fall in love with Seohyun due to the combination of her amazing visuals, her image as a good girl, and her outstanding experience as a public figure. What kind of person would she like to be in a committed relationship with, even though she has little experience in the dating scene?
In keeping with the modesty that characterizes her, Seohyun also possesses a very excellent evaluation for an ideal type. She provided an explanation, saying, "I wouldn't say I'm choosy, but it's very difficult since I don't look at the appearance." Instead, I place a significant amount of importance on the individual that lies within." On the other hand, as time went on, Seohyun started to become more concerned with his appearance. "When I was younger, I didn't put much stock in how men looked, but as I've gotten older, I've come to realize that appearance does matter,"
That wraps up everything there is to know about SNSD member Seohyun and her romantic history! Even if she doesn't go on many dates, we hope that Seohyun will find someone who she can have a happy and fulfilling relationship with in the future! Do you think that you and Seohyun share the same ideal type? Please leave your feedback in the comment section below, and don't forget to share this post on any of the social media platforms you use!
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Why the WHO faked a pandemic – Forbes 2010.
The World Health Organization has suddenly gone from crying "The sky is falling!" like a cackling Chicken Little to squealing like a stuck pig. The reason: charges that the agency deliberately fomented swine flu hysteria. "The world is going through a real pandemic. The description of it as a fake is wrong and irresponsible," the agency claims on its Web site. A WHO spokesman declined to specify who or what gave this "description," but the primary accuser is hard to ignore.
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Conversations with the BBC – Mayday Rescue/White Helmets cover-up
You [Chloe] appear to be investigating the minutiae with regards to the analysts, researchers and journalists who have exposed the White Helmets, yet you feel you don't have equivalent responsibility to examine every crime the White Helmets are accused of, in particular by the Syrian people who lived under their occupation?
November 28, 2020 in Al Qaeda, James Le Mesurier, White Helmets.
Did the BBC use a Nour Al Din Zinki supporter as researcher for Mayday series?
Abd AlKader Habak was a researcher on the BBC series Mayday, produced by Chloe Hadjimatheou. While western audiences were swamped by images of him supposedly saving a child from the Rashideen massacre in April 2017, survivor testimonies that I gathered placed him prior to the planned suicide attack, chatting amicably with the armed groups led by Nusra Front or Al Qaeda in Syria.
November 23, 2020 in BBC, Syria, White Helmets.
Predator class triggers chaos strategy in US elections
A Biden presidency would galvanize and unify conservative groups more than anything in recent history. Eventually, conservatives will revolt (including many in the military and law enforcement) and there will be nothing leftists or globalists can do about it. Disarmament would have to happen quickly.
November 13, 2020 in The Great Reset.
Corbett Report – Truth about Coronavirus vaccine trials
The allegedly "rigorous" protocol for the Coronavirus vaccine trials are even worse than believed. "Shockingly, preventing infection with SARS-CoV-2 is not a criterion for success in these vaccine trials. The only criterion for a successful COVID-19 vaccine is a reduction of symptoms shared by both COVID-19 and the common cold." Corbett Report show notes here.
November 1, 2020 in Covid19.


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Q: Flashpunk Draw.circle dissapearing I don't quite understand how to use the draw class from flashpunk. Everything works fine except the circle I draw disappears.
package assets {

import net.flashpunk.Entity;
import net.flashpunk.graphics.Image;
import net.flashpunk.FP;
import net.flashpunk.utils.Draw;

public class PlayerBrokenHUD extends Entity
{

    [Embed(source = "graphics/SpaceShipHudbroken.png")] private const BHUD : Class;

    public function PlayerBrokenHUD()
    {

        graphic = new Image(BHUD);
        graphic.scrollX = graphic.scrollY = 0;
        y = FP.screen.height - 70;

        Draw.circle(100, 100, 100, 0xD5BB5C);

    }
}
}

All of the code works fine, the circle shows up, as does the graphic. However the circle disappears after the first frame. I have tried the Draw class in other scripts and projects but keep getting the same result. I tried doing it in an update function but still get the same result.

A: You should override render method of your entity. The Draw.circle() will be called for each frame. Do remember that it will be drawn according to layer value. So if it HUD it's layer should be very small or negative even.
override public function render():void
{
    Draw.circle(100, 100, 100, 0xD5BB5C); // draw circle
    super.render(); // paste sprite from graphics
}

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This class is perfect for the students that may not want to focus on traditional gymnastics or as an extra class to compliment their training. Focus skills are cartwheels to round-offs, handstands to front handsprings, and standing back handsprings. We utilize body weight to improve core, leg, and arm strength. Classes are taught in our beginner rec area to utilize properly sized equipment.


A phytosociological study on the Brachypodium rupestre grasslands in Sicily is presented. These grasslands form discontinuous secondary stands dynamically linked to the deciduous oak woods, which are widespread within the upper-colline, submontane and lower montane belts (800-1400 m) of the Tyrrhenian side of the northern Sicily and in the Sicani mountains. In the study area B. rupestre grasslands were mainly found in colluvial plains or drainage lines where relatively deep and mesic soils occur. In this paper 42 phytosociological relevés were performed and statistically analysed. Two new associations were described and classified in the alliance Polygalo mediterraneae-Bromion erecti (Brometalia erecti, Festuco-Brometea): Lolio pluriflori-Brachypodietum rupestris and Tanaceto siculi-Brachypodietum rupestris. The Lolio pluriflori-Brachypodietum is typical of the limestone substrates of Nebrodi, Madonie and Sicani mountains and of the mounts surrounding Palermo and Trapani. Two subassociations (typicum and violetosum ucrianae) and an impoverished variant rich in therophytes have also been identified. The Tanaceto siculi-Brachypodietum is restricted to the metamorphic substrates of the Peloritani mountains on the north-eastern side of the island. Finally the association Polygalo mediterraneae-Brachypodietum rupestris, which was only provisionally described in 2014 for the Lucanian Apennines (Peninsular Italy), has been validated here.


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Seven Celebrities You Probably Didn't Know Struggled With Mental Illn...
Seven Celebrities You Probably Didn't Know Struggled With Mental Illness
By : Alex Mays On : 23 Dec 2015 13:21
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We may think that famous people lead perfect lives, but the reality couldn't be further from the truth.
They have the same problems as all of us despite the fame and fortunes Hollywood has to offer. Despite suffering from a mental illness, these seven celebs are on top of the world and have no intention of getting out of showbiz.
Emma Stone is one of the most famous faces in Hollywood, but it hasn't always been smooth sailing for her.
The Hollywood A-lister – who came to fame in Superbad – revealed to the Wall Street Journal how she suffered with childhood panic attacks which she struggled with for over three years.
It was really bad. The first time I had a panic attack I was sitting in my friend's house, and I thought the house was burning down. I called my mom and she brought me home, and for the next three years it just would not stop. I would go to the nurse at lunch most days and just wring my hands.
Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson
He's starred in one of the biggest box office hits of the year – Furious 7 – however, Hollywood favourite Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson admitted to having gone through quite the low period.
In a frank interview with Oprah Winfrey earlier this year, the wrestler-turned actor talked about it past experiences with depression, saying: "I found that with depression one of the most important things you could realize is that you're not alone."
This stemmed from being passed over by the NFL and then cut from his team – the Calgary Stampeders – in the Canadian Football League at the age of 23.
The Rock added: "I wish I had someone at that time who could just pull me aside and [say], "Hey, it's going to be okay. It's going to be okay."
Earlier this year, the modelling superstar opened up about her prolonged fight with depression at the 2015 Women in the World Summit.
The model-turned-actress said that she had felt "completely suicidal and alone" and wanted "the world to swallow me up" during her school years, but spoke of how yoga and writing helped her beat it.
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She went on to share what helped her in her recovery:
It's about finding people around you who have your best interests at heart. I had a lot of people around me who were just after what I gave them…not looking after me. So it's about finding people who care about you, and support you. And I've now been able to become a support for other people, as well.
In the 90's, Britney Spears was one of the biggest pop stars on the planet after series of chart-topping hits, she revealed all in an E! documentary I Am Britney Jean about how different her stage act is to the real her.
She's had a mix of social anxiety, intense shyness, nerves, self-flagellation and worry and after a very public meltdown in 2007 – where she famously shaved her head and was eventually diagnosed with bipolar disorder.
Speaking about her career as a teenager and her subsequent crash she said:
There was a time when I couldn't leave the house without about 20 cars following me. It was a very difficult time for me…I felt really alienated. They [the paparazzi] kind of eased up after I didn't come out of the house for like two years. I turned into this different person, seriously.
In an interview in 2013 with Australia's Sunday Style magazine, Twilight star Robert Pattinson admitted that he has an ongoing battle with anxiety, depression and body dysmorphia- especially before red carpet events.
He explained how once he was at the event, his nerves calmed down a bit. He said: "Up until that moment I'm a nut case. Body dysmorphia, overall tremendous anxiety."
One of Britain's best-loved actors and comedians, Stephen Fry has battled with depression and bipolar disorder most of his life.
Fry was first referred to a psychiatrist at school and by the time he was 17, he was suicidal. However, he had to wait until he was 37 before he was finally diagnosed with bipolar disorder and had spent years drinking vodka and taking cocaine to numb the internal anguish of his depression.
The 58-year-old has attempted suicide on a number of occasions, most recently in 2012, when he had to be brought back to the UK to be "looked after" last year after attempting suicide while filming abroad. He spoke of how he took a cocktail of medication and pills, as was found unconscious by his producer.
I am the victim of my own moods, more than most people are perhaps, in as much as I have a condition which requires me to take medication so that I don't get either too hyper or too depressed to the point of suicide.
Stephen has been a tireless campaigner, supporter and advocate for everyone experiencing mental health problems. His 2006 documentary The Secret Life of the Manic Depressive detailed his own experience of bipolar disorder as well as speaking to many others who shared his diagnosis.
Outlandish pop star Miley Cyrus revealed earlier this year in an interview with Marie Claire about her Disney and Hannah Montana days and how the whole experience left her with severe body dysmorphia.
She suffered severe anxiety attacks she suffered as a young child star and how she experienced hot flushes that made her feel like she was going to throw up.
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The singer explained how she's trying to be more comfortable in her own skin, and though her recent behaviour is often considered controversial she spoke of how the pressure of trying to be someone else had a hugely negative impact on her life when she was younger.
I was made to look like someone that I wasn't, which probably caused some body dysmorphia because I had been made pretty every day for so long, and then when I wasn't on that show it was like, 'Who the fuck am I?'
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Born in Mackay Queensland on the 1 Feb 1985, Jodi Gordon joins Home and Away as Martha MacKenzie, Alf's (Ray Meagher) long-lost grand-daughter.
At the age of eight Jodi's family moved down to the coast from Mackay to eventually settle in Sydney when she was 11 years old.
Her family, consisting of her mum, dad and big brother Ben, have always been sports-oriented. Jodi would often be found playing cricket or football with her brother and cousins in the backyard and she played representative netball for four years from the age of 12 to 16 years.
As a child Jodi would always involve herself with sport until she became interested in drama at high school.
At age 13, Jodi's life changed when she won a modelling competition and gained a contract with Vivien's Modelling Agency.
Jodi juggled school and modelling assignments both in Australia and overseas throughout high school. She travelled to Japan in Year 8 and 9 and has since done various editorial, advertorial and commercials both here and overseas.
In 2003 Jodi lived in Milan for five months and then went to work in London for a further two months. While she was there, she decided to travel through Europe while still modelling here and there.
Jodi returned to Sydney in 2004, where she continued her modelling assignments until she successfully auditioned for the role of Martha in Home and Away.
Home and Away, she admits has taken her on a different path and a new chapter in her life. She saw it as an amazing opportunity and a challenge she couldn't wait to take on.
"Acting is a whole new ball game for me. I've always found it interesting and I had loved drama at school", Jodi says.
"I absolutely love Home and Away. I have learnt so much, I've made new friends and feel part of a family", she says.
Home and Away was the first acting audition Jodi tried out for. Series producer Julie McGauran said, "We noticed something special in Jodi from her first audition and wanted her to be a part of Home and Away".
"I think Martha is fun, a girl with a country upbringing who is grounded and is an easy-going, girl-next-door type with a touch of tomboy about her. A real guy's girl", Jodi says.
"She is quite sweet at the same time. Until proven otherwise everyone is an angel in her eyes: she thinks the best of everyone until proven otherwise", she says.
Jodi's hobbies include hanging out at the beach, shopping, playing sport from football to soccer and watching the basketball and rugby and enjoys watching sport live.
She also loves hanging out with her spoodle dog, Miss Frankie.
Jodi was born under the Zodiac sign of Aquarius, the Water Carrier.


Gibbons has spent 8 of the last 14 years in jail for breaking a 1994 'temporary' court injunction which forbids pro-life presence outside various abortion centers in Toronto.
These are the same Toronto police who (among many other things) refused to charge a Muslim woman with assault, but arrested a Chinese store owner for being in possession of box cutter.
Just a reminder that Karla Homolka spent 12 years behind bars — and is now walking around free.
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The annual Tudor House Billy Cart Derby is a colourful event filled with fun and community spirit that spans generations.
Head of School, Ms Anni Sandwell said the all-day event is a way to bring the School community together in a relaxed atmosphere and showcase the handiwork of the students.
"There is a significant amount of thinking embedded into each billy cart," she said.
"The Year 6 students design, plan, construct and modify their billy carts over several months with the assistance of our woodwork teacher, Mr Petrola," she said.
All students, Pre K -6 participate in the Billy Cart Derby day, many spending countless hours with family and friends designing proto-type carts. Parents and siblings, particularly Old Tudorians, enjoy testing the carts too!
There is also an opportunity for students to re-design or re-badge their family billy carts and later pass their billy cart on to siblings.
"Our students either design and build their own billy carts or ask their Old Tudorian brothers to modify their billy carts with new or bright rainbow colours to suit modern tastes in colours," she said.
Two main events capture the day – the Parade and the Circuit and Downhill races where students race their finished billy carts before taking to the track for the team races.
Year 5 student Archie McConnochie summed up the day with joy and also a practical approach.
"I had pressure put on me when I heard everyone in my team screaming at me to go harder. So I pushed harder and harder and harder until I got over the line. I felt really proud of myself but also a bit nauseous from pushing up that steep hill with our 500kg billy cart. Our team did a great job!" he said.
Year 5 student William Tout said the Derby was a great way to work together as a team with his friends.
"My team came first in the first circuit group and then Tyler's group came first in the second group. We raced around the main drive in teams. It's really important to work together otherwise we would make it to the first checkpoint, let alone to the finish line," he said.
The Derby also encourages fundraising for a number of new school projects including the low ropes course, among other future projects.


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The story follows Squall Leonhart, the 17 year old recent SeeD graduate from Balamb Garden. His first mission is to aid a resistance faction led by the rebellious but charming Rinoa Heartilly. They discover that a sorceress is behind the recent attacks on their country and her plan is to compress all of time in order to recreate the universe as she desires. Squall soon finds out that the true purpose of the SeeD is to fight a fated battle against the sorceress, and he reluctantly takes the lead on the journey. Along the way, Squall slowly opens his heart to love and friendship, and he will fight to the end of time to protect his loved ones ☆
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Jens Petermann (* 16. Juli 1963 in Arnstadt) ist ein deutscher Jurist und Politiker (Die Linke). Von 2009 bis 2013 war er Mitglied des Deutschen Bundestages. Gegenwärtig ist er Richter am Thüringer Verfassungsgerichtshof.

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Jens Petermann besuchte von 1970 bis 1978 die POS "Otto Grotewohl" in Stadtilm. Von 1978 bis 1982 ging er auf die EOS "Dr. Theodor Neubauer" in Arnstadt und legte das Abitur ab. Seinen Wehrdienst leistete er von 1982 bis 1985 beim Wachregiment "Feliks Dzierzynski" des Ministeriums für Staatssicherheit. Von 1985 bis 1989 studierte er Rechtswissenschaften an der Humboldt-Universität Berlin mit Abschluss als Diplom-Jurist und dem juristischen Staatsexamen. Während seiner Studentenzeit trat er 1986 der SED bei und blieb Parteimitglied bis zur Wende 1990.

Im September 1989 wurde er zum Richterassistenten berufen und mit 26 Jahren als dienstjüngster Richter in das Kreisgericht Arnstadt gewählt. Er bearbeitete dort Familien-, Straf-, Arbeits- und Zivilrechtssachen. Petermann qualifizierte sich insbesondere im Arbeitsrecht. 1991 kam er an das Kreisgericht Gotha und arbeitete ab 1993 an den Arbeitsgerichten Gotha, Eisenach und Nordhausen.

Dort war er mit unzähligen Klagen von Arbeitnehmern beschäftigt, die bei der Abwicklung von volkseigenen Betrieben oder bei der Umwandlung von Staats- in Privatbetriebe anhängig wurden. Klagen nach Massenkündigungen lagen Jens Petermann ebenso zur Entscheidung vor wie Einzelklagen von Mitarbeitern wegen unterschiedlicher Ansprüche aus dem Arbeitsverhältnis. Jens Petermann konnte den Aufbau einer unabhängigen Justiz hautnah miterleben und später auch aktiv mitgestalten. Ab Mitte der 1990er-Jahre engagierte sich Petermann in Thüringen in verschiedenen Richterverbänden. Von 2002 bis 2008 war er Vorsitzender des Verbandes der Arbeitsrichterinnen und Arbeitsrichter Thüringens (VAT) und Landessprecher der Neuen Richtervereinigung für Thüringen. Petermann war viele Jahre Mitglied im Hauptrichterrat der Thüringer Arbeitsgerichtsbarkeit und des Gemeinsamen Ausschusses der Thüringer Hauptrichterräte.

2006 wurde er Richter am Sozialgericht in Gotha – dem größten Sozialgericht Thüringens und 2008 ständiger Vertreter des Direktors. Jens Petermann bearbeitete als Sozialrichter zum größten Teil Klagen, die im Kontext mit der Hartz-IV-Gesetzgebung standen. Dabei setzte er sich intensiv mit der Problematik auseinander und kam wie viele andere Sozialrichter zur Erkenntnis, dass eine Gesetzgebung vorlag, die es zu hinterfragen gilt.

Im Mai 2015 hat eine Kammer des Sozialgerichtes Gotha mit Petermann als Vorsitzendem einen Vorlagebeschluss zum Bundesverfassungsgericht erlassen, in dem die Rechtsauffassung vertreten wird, die Sanktionsnormen §§ 31-31b SGB II seien mit dem Grundgesetz unvereinbar.

Im September 2015 wurde Petermann auf Vorschlag seiner Partei vom Thüringer Landtag mit der notwendigen Zweidrittelmehrheit zum Mitglied des Thüringer Verfassungsgerichtshofs gewählt. Es handelt sich dabei um ein Ehrenamt. Im Dezember 2017 wurde er, nach einem Antrag der AfD, in einem Verfahren zum Jugendwahlrecht durch den Verfassungsgerichtshof für befangen erklärt und darf an diesem nicht weiter mitwirken.

Parlamentarische Arbeit
Bei der Bundestagswahl 2009 gewann er mit 32,2 Prozent das Direktmandat des Bundestagswahlkreises Suhl – Schmalkalden-Meiningen – Hildburghausen (197) und wurde Mitglied des Deutschen Bundestages.
Er hatte für die Partei Die Linke kandidiert, der er allerdings erst im Dezember 2010 beigetreten ist.

In der 17. Wahlperiode des Deutschen Bundestages war er Rechtspolitischer Sprecher und Obmann der Linksfraktion im Rechtsausschuss. Des Weiteren war er Mitglied im Sportausschuss, im Richterwahlausschuss und stellvertretendes Mitglied im 1. Parlamentarischen Untersuchungsausschuss Gorleben, im 2. Parlamentarischen Untersuchungsausschuss NSU sowie im Ausschuss für Umwelt, Naturschutz und Reaktorsicherheit.

Seit Mai 2009 ist Jens Petermann Mitglied des Stadtrates in Arnstadt und seit 2012 Mitglied im Kreistag des Ilm-Kreises.

Im November 2010 veröffentlichte er in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Gesprächskreis Arbeitsrecht der Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung einen Diskussionsentwurf für ein Gesetz zur Regelung der Mindestbedingungen im Arbeitsverhältnis – Arbeitsvertragsgesetz. Dieser Entwurf fasst das geltende Individualarbeitsrecht zusammen und versucht es aus Sicht der Beschäftigten gerechter und sozialer zu gestalten. Die formulierten Mindestbedingungen sind u. a. ein gesetzlicher Mindestlohn von zehn Euro pro Stunde, eine Reduzierung der Wochenarbeitszeit, ein Verbot der Leiharbeit, Verbesserungen der Vereinbarkeit von Familie und Beruf und die Beschränkung der Befristung.

Im Januar 2013 wurde Jens Petermann von den Gebietsverbänden der Partei Die Linke von Schmalkalden-Meiningen, Hildburghausen und der Stadt Suhl einstimmig erneut zum Direktkandidaten für die Bundestagswahl gewählt. Bei der Bundestagswahl am 22. September 2013 erreichte er 27,3 % der Erststimmen und damit das beste Erststimmenergebnis aller Thüringer Kandidaten der Linkspartei. Im Wahlkreis 197 unterlag er allerdings dem CDU-Kandidaten Mark Hauptmann und schied damit aus dem Bundestag aus.

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Richter (Thüringer Verfassungsgerichtshof)
Mitglied des Rechtsausschusses (Deutscher Bundestag)
Politiker (21. Jahrhundert)
SED-Mitglied
Deutscher
DDR-Bürger
Geboren 1963
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January 8, 2018 Tottenham Should Not Take Harry Kane For Granted, Says Mauricio Pochettino2018-01-08T04:30:00+00:00 - Premier League - No Comment
Mauricio Pochettino has warned Tottenham not to take Harry Kane's future for granted.
Kane has always maintained he is happy at Spurs but Pochettino says Philippe Coutinho's move from Liverpool to Barcelona shows there can be no room for complacency.
Tottenham's star striker underlined his value again on Sunday by scoring twice in a 3-0 win over AFC Wimbledon as Pochettino's side eased into the FA Cup fourth round.
Jan Vertonghen's first club goal since October 2013, a sensational 30-yard strike, added some gloss late on at Wembley.
But, asked afterwards if Kane might break the mould of players leaving for the world's biggest teams, Pochettino delivered a note of caution.
"Harry is so special," said Pochettino. "Because he loves Tottenham and he has always been at Tottenham.
"But we need to be clever how we manage him. The player needs to choose to stay here, you cannot force the player to stay here.
"Our job is to try to work together and try to achieve everything we want at the club and of course Harry is such a special player. I told him only a few special players can spend all their career in one club.
"I think Harry is this type of a player who can stay all his career at Tottenham because he loves Tottenham, but in football you cannot be sure.
"It is today, the present. Tomorrow and after tomorrow you need to doubt. That is why it is so important to work together and try to achieve all that you want."
Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane hailed Kane as the "complete player" ahead of the clubs' first Champions League tie in October while Manchester United have also been credited with an interest in the 24-year-old.
Kane signed a new five-and-a-half-year contract in 2016 worth more than £100,000 a week but his wages are still modest in comparison to the world's leading players.
"Liverpool is one of the best clubs in the world and look when Coutinho or a player like Coutinho wants to leave," Pochettino said.
"With Coutinho, I think Liverpool wanted to keep him but it is difficult to keep him, and look what happened with Cristiano Ronaldo with Manchester [United], Zidane with Juventus, Figo with Barcelona.
"It is a lot of examples that [show] it is so, so, so tough for everyone to keep your best player if the player in some moment turns their mind and says, 'Now I want to leave'.
"That is why it is so important how you care [for] your players. That is why, how you need to anticipate things.
"I think it is so important to work on the human side to try to provide, the club, the player, the team, an exciting moment and to try of course to create and build a project that they feel comfortable and happy to be with you."
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Alex Orr Shows How The Scottish Papers Censor and Lie
Alex Orr is one of the most prolific letter writers in a whole range of scottish newspapers. Last week a letter he wrote appeared in the "reader's letters" of both the Scotsman and Herald.
"While the party has had success south of the Border, where the majority want the UK to leave the EU, in Scotland this position is reversed. While UKIP in England has forced Mr Cameron into an In-Out referendum on UK membership of the EU, its isolationist agenda has only ever seen it inhabit the fringes of Scottish politics, where it is destined to remain."
The fact is that he is a board member of the European Movement, also an SNP activist actively supporting all SNP policies.
He has never revealed that he is Managing Director of Orbit Communications, which is a public relations and public affairs specialist.
They have done PR work for numerous wind turbine developers.
They have also worked for Renewables UK "the voice of wind and marine energy".
It once again confirms that wind developers have the financial clout to hire such companies as Orbit Communications.
Not surprisingly Orbit are also members of the government financed wind propaganda machine Scottish Renewables.
Should Mr Orr's future letters not carry a "health warning"??
We don't know whether Alex Salmond's SNP pays for Alex Orr's avalanche of pro-SNP letters on the supposed benefits of the EU and how wind turbines will save the planet. Possibly not., but if not would anybody bet that Alex salmond's SNP government is giving him a lot more lucrative taxpayer funded contracts beyond just the windmill ones.
In any case it is inconceivable that experienced journalists at these papers are in any ignorance that he is not simply an ordinary reader.
Neither paper has allowed any reply. This is the one I sent, but even if they thought mine too truthful to publish they could have chosen another.
"Alex Orr is entitled to his opinion that UKIP are wasting our time standing in Scotland. However for propriety he should, in this and the other letters he regularly gets published in the Scottish press, acknowledge that his is not the opinion of an ordinary reader but of an SNP activist and managinmg director of a PR company working for various "renewables" subsidy receiving firms. If he doesn't the papers that host him certainly should.
Fortunately in a democracy nobody is obliged to take advice not to stand.
Parties should be judged on their policies. The SNP support an "ever closer" EU; "100% renewables" by 2015 and thus ever rising energy bills; ever more bans; the catastrophic global warming scare story; increasing immigration; more job destroying regulation; opposition to free markets; & opposing referendums.
UKIP stand against the EU which costs Britain £150bn a year; for lower energy bills & thus also for ending the recession; for inmexpensive unsubsidised shale gas and nuclear rather than expensive subsidy driven windmills; for economic freedom as more successful than political control of the economy; for exposing the catastrophic warming scare as the fraud it is; for rolling back the smoking ban to allow smoking rooms; for not banning other things; for an independence referendum on the EU; for not being part of the EU's Shengen agreement pushing more immigration; and a general right of referendums to stop the politicians pushing through things the public don't support.
If mr orr honestly believes in your party's policies (which I grant are mainly also the policies of thje LabConDems) he should promote them honestly and we will promote ours.
The Rutherglen council by election on Thursday, where UKIP got twice the Green vote and only 17 short of the Tories shows we have some way to go but that we are moving fast in the right direction."
A letter based on all but the first 2 paragraphs also went out to the other papers. They weren't published either. A comment I put on the online Herald didn't appear either (the Scotsman having long ago banned me for not keeping silent about the dissection of living people in Kosovo. I have put up this new comment and will await its appearance or otherwise. "It is regretable and arguably a sign of a lack of journalistic integrity that while both the Herald and Scotsman publish the same vitriolic letter (which makes no attempt to address the difference between his employers' and UKIP's policies) from this professional PR representative of the "renewables" industry, the SNP and the EU, both papers have declined to publish any reply from UKIP supporters (including mine).
Perhaps both papers should just let the SNP/EU/Windmill salesmen write all their letters and provide all statements from "members of the public" thus cutting out the middleman."
Labels: Media, UKIP, Unpublished letters
This is very reminiscent of the situation in the run up to and early days of Britain's membership of the EEC . The BBC and main newspapers were nobbled.
The situation was covered with some frankness in a Radio 4 programme called "A Letter To The Times" , broadcast in 2000. I have a very revealing article with extensive quotations from the programme which was produced by EUROFACTS .
If you want a copy, contact me through the website of the Campaign for an Independent Britain (CIB)'
www.freebritain.org.uk
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Scientists at the Pirbright Institute in the UK found a new way to diagnose foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) in pigs and other animals.
Scientists at the Pirbright Institute in the UK found a new way to diagnose foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) in pigs and other animals. The researchers suggested that their new test is more cost effective and relies less on the use of small animals than previous methods of FMD detection.
FMD is a highly contagious viral disease that infects cloven-hoofed mammals such as pigs, cattle, sheep, goats and various wildlife species. The disease occurs in parts of Africa, the Middle East, Asia and parts of South America and causes serious economic losses annually. While FMD doesn't currently threaten US pig herds, some lawmakers advocate for stockpiling FMD vaccine in the US.
Current FMD diagnosis
There are seven types (serotypes) of FMD virus (FMDV) that have high mutation rates which constantly generate new FMDV variants. This makes rapid diagnosis essential for vaccinating against the correct type of FMDV and ensuring control policies are put in place quickly.
Previously, diagnostic tests known as ELISA's have required small animals such as rabbits and guinea pigs to produce proteins called antibodies. These antibodies bind to FMDV enabling the disease to be detected in samples. Each strain of FMDV requires highly specific antibodies which means new antibodies are regularly required to keep up with emerging new strains.
New FMD technique
Instead of using animal antibodies, previous research has shown that a protein called integrin αvβ6 can be used to detect the presence of FMDV. This works because integrin αvβ6 is a receptor that universally binds to field strain FMD viruses in order to gain entry into cells. The group therefore used a truncated bovine integrin αvβ6 (a shorter, modified cow version of the protein) in their ELISA tests that all FMDV types would bind to.
The researchers have been able to create large amounts of bovine integrin αvβ6 in the lab using a rapid technique called transient cell transfection. This could make diagnosis of FMD strains cheaper and easier, as only one integrin would be needed to identify all strains of FMDV, compared to the many antibodies that were needed previously.
Another major benefit is that animals are not needed to produce bovine integrin αvβ6. This is a huge step towards supporting the 3Rs agenda (Refine, Replace and Reduce) in science regarding the use of lab animals.
Further experiments are needed to optimize and validate the test for routine FMDV diagnosis, but it is hoped that bovine integrin αvβ6 could eventually be used in the FMDV diagnostic kits that the Institute distributes all over the world.
Alternative to live virus
The researchers also set out to find an alternative to using inactivated FMD virus as a positive control for the integrin diagnostic tests, which is used to confirm the test is working. Previously this required the production of live FMD virus, which is costly since this infectious virus must be produced in a high containment laboratory.
Pirbright Institute scientists successfully demonstrated that modified empty shells of FMD virus (capsids) without any genetic material, can be used instead of the inactivated live virus, as these capsids have the ability to bind to integrin and can be produced without the need for high containment. This could lower the cost for positive control production and make the process faster and more efficient.
This study was published in the journal PLOS One.
FMD in the US
There has not been a case of the disease in the U.S. since 1929, but industry and government leaders want to be prepared if it returns.
The United States Department of Agriculture's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) will be seeking a supply of FMD vaccines to protect U.S. swine, cattle, sheep and goat herds.
APHIS would like to have a minimum of 25 million doses for each of the 10 high-risk strains available. Over the coming years, APHIS is looking to incrementally increase the amount of stored FMD vaccine that is readily or quickly available for the agency to use should it be necessary to vaccinate.
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Depending on your perspective, Chicago is either at the beginning or the end of the iconic Route 66 and although the road was decommissioned in 1985 it is still one of the most travelled routes in the world. Chicago is however still very much alive and kicking and here is a sample of what you can get up to in 48 hours.
Date of Birth: March 4th 1837 on former Potawatomi Indian land.
Location: An area of 234 sq. miles, Chicago lies on the western shore of Lake Michigan in the state of Illinois.
Population: With 2.7m residents, it's the third most populated city in the USA.
Nickname: Known as the 'windy city' probably because of its blustering politicians.
The Sky Deck: At 1,353 feet, you'll literally be standing off the third tallest building in the world in glass boxes extending out four feet from the Skydeck.
Navy Pier: Enjoy a fun day out with Chicagoans in a unique location right by Lake Michigan. Over fifty acres of waterfront with gardens, rides, restaurants, exhibitions, entertainment and shopping.
The Magnificent Mile: Chicago's most fashionable street. This is where you will find high end shopping amongst the skyscraper lined avenue.
Grant and Millennium Parks: Chicago's very own Central Parks. Vast open spaces to enjoy the greenery and the amazing Bean sculpture!
Robie House: Frank Lloyd Wright's former home and one of the most famous houses in the world.
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Disease-in-a-dish model to improve treatments
By Jake Siegel
Scientists' ability to guide cell growth drives one vision of healthcare's future
Say you're sick. You head to your doctor and discuss personal details about your body. The doc thoughtfully checks your symptoms, maybe administers a test or two, and then delivers a diagnosis.
When it's time to recommend treatment, though, "personal" probably will yield to "general" – that is, what usually helps people under the broad umbrella of your condition.
Now here's a vision of the future: You walk into the same clinic, get the same diagnosis, and pee in a cup. Your cells are extracted and grown in culture, creating an unlimited supply that carry your specific deficits and mutations. Doctors study those and set out to find the perfect drug for you.
It won't happen tomorrow. But one day your care will be a lot more personal, said Dr. David Mack, an assistant professor of rehabilitation medicine at the University of Washington and investigator at the Institute for Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine. He's one of several researchers exploring a "disease-in-a-dish" approach to improve the treatment of disease.
The approach builds on scientists' nascent ability to manipulate stem cells created from adult tissues. These cells can duplicate themselves and generate every type of tissue and organ in our bodies. Researchers can guide those stem cells to become certain kinds of tissue, like muscles or bones or internal organs. Those cells can be studied to understand what goes wrong as the disease forms in the dish. A wide variety of compounds would be screened to see which works best for a particular patient.
"The more realistic the tissue we can create in the dish, the better the disease model, the better drugs we can identify," Mack said.
The disease-in-a-dish model makes sense because diseases are diverse.
For example, with Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD), a rare genetic disorder that Mack studies, you might not survive birth – or your diagnosis might come late in life after you struggle up a few flights of stairs.
In Mack's lab, researchers are using the disease-in-a-dish model to find drugs that might correct the heart problems associated with DMD. Grad students, postdocs and Mack himself hunch over petri dishes filled with beating heart cells created from stem cells. (The technique was honed one building over, in Dr. Chuck Murry's lab.) Those dishes then become a platform to identify the best drugs to tackle the heart condition that shortens the lives of youths with DMD.
"We have this biological resource that's a representation of the heart disease caused by your mutation," said Mack, who started the project with Dr. Martin Childers, a clinician who treats patients with DMD. "We envision this closed loop of drug discovery on your cells, so the likelihood of drugs working on the patient – you – goes way up."
That model flips the standard approach to drug development, which desperately needs to be improved, Mack said.
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The work underway in the Mack laboratory extends beyond drug discovery. For example, they're using the disease-in-a-dish-model to discern whether the neural deficit that causes cognitive impairments in people with autism also causes the debilitating gastrointestinal problems that these patients often have.
It's unlikely every disease will be modeled in a dish, he said. Genetic complexity might make it impossible to recreate every aspect of certain diseases. And research into stem cells needs to advance further. Today, a lab can churn out beating heart cells from stem cells without much difficulty. But many other tissues remain out of reach.
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Q: Go Ints and Strings are immutable OR mutable? What I am reading about ints and strings over internet is they are immutable in the nature.
But the following code shows that after changing the values of these types, still they points to the same address. This contradicts the idea behind the nature of types in python.
Can anyone please explain me this?
Thanks in advance.
package main

import (
    "fmt"
)

func main() {
    num := 2
    fmt.Println(&num)
    num = 3
    fmt.Println(&num) // address value of the num does not change

    str := "2"
    fmt.Println(&str)
    str = "34"
    fmt.Println(&str) // address value of the str does not change

}```

A: A number is immutable by nature. 7 is 7, and it won't be 8 tomorrow. That doesn't mean that which number is stored in a variable cannot change. Variables are variable. They're mutable containers for values which may be mutable or immutable.
A Go string is immutable by language design; the string type doesn't support any mutating operators (like appending or replacing a character in the middle of the string). But, again, assignment can change which string a variable contains.
In Python (CPython at least), a number is implemented as a kind of object, with an address and fields like any other object. When you do tricks with id(), you're looking at the address of the object "behind" the variable, which may or may not change depending on what you do to it, and whether or not it was originally an interned small integer or something like that.
In Go, an integer is an integer. It's stored as an integer. The address of the variable is the address of the variable. The address of the variable might change if the garbage collector decides to move it (making the numeric value of the address more or less useless), but it doesn't reveal to you any tricks about the implementation of arithmetic operators, because there aren't any.
Strings are more complicated than integers; they are kind of object-ish internally, being a structure containing a pointer and a size. But taking the address of a string variable with &str doesn't tell you anything about that internal structure, and it doesn't tell you whether the Go compiler decided to use a de novo string value for an assignment, or to modify the old one in place (which it could, without breaking any rules, if it could prove that the old one would never be seen again by anything else). All it tells you is the address of str. If you wanted to find out whether that internal pointer changed you would have to use reflection... but there's hardly ever any practical reason to do so.

A: When you read about a string being immutable, it means you cannot modify it by index, ex:
x := "hello"
x[2] = 'r'
//will raise an error

As a comment says, when you modify the whole var(and not a part of it with an index), it's not related to being mutable or not, and you can do it