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Cabaradio! Music, Poetry, Dance, and More in D.C.
Bill Ectric • January 9th, 2004
We rehearsed at the house of Doreen Peri and Clay "Lightning Rod" January, in Sterling, VA. Beautiful house. Spacious. Splendid art and photos on the walls, much of it the work of doreen herself. Amps, books, couches, plants, wide windows & windchimes, and plenty of electrical outlets to plug in our gear. Food. Doreen had cooked chili! I was in Heaven.
Kevin Pierce, an airplane pilot who currently performs in an aerial show, did a run-through of his "Jungle Buck" routine. This guy should be in Hollywood. He goes on stage as the shy, mild-mannered Massengil Ticklepink, but then a "possessed" pith helmet follows him around on stage, so he dons the pith helmet and it transforms him into Jungle Buck. He's funny.
Clay played his song, "Talking To Noah About the Flood" on his electric keyboard so I could figure out a bass-line to go with it. I love the way he sings that song. He's got a jazz-blues style that can't be beat. I was really happy to be a part of that. While we rehearsed, Ronnie (Yabyum) showed up! It was great to see him. Ronnie just epitomizes to me what 'beat' is about. He travels a lot and I believe he keeps his eyes open. He reads his poetry loud, with genuine feeling, and doesn't tend to participate in anything "staged." He also loaded and unloaded my amplifier for me. It's a heavy son-of-a-bitch and I don't like lifting it, but Ronnie swung that thing like pack of roofing shingles, like he knew what he was doing.
Then Levi and Caryn arrived. It really was good to see them because they are such cool people and you just want to perform around them for some reason. At least, I do.
We loaded ourselves into cars and made our way from Lightning Rod Headquarters to the Warehouse Theater in Washington, D.C.
Cabaradio was the brainchild of Doreen Peri and Clay (Lightning Rod) January. It featured the LitKicks Action Poets with musical and dramatic interludes by the Renegade Theater Company, directed by the very capable Laurie Gilkenson. Ms. Gilkenson was on Broadway as a child in the original Sound of Music (she played Marta) and in The Music Man. She also took piano lessons from the great Marvin Hamlisch. Not only that, but Mr. Hamlisch was sometimes her baby sitter when she was a child!
Lightning Rod was the host, complete with a desk and chairs for his guests, in the style of David Letterman or Conan O'Brien. Sharing the stage with LRod was his lovely sidekick Doreen, who served in the role of hostess, introducing the acts..."Who's on next, Doreen?" He appointed me (Bill Ectric) to fill the role of the Paul Shaffer Band. "Let's say hello to our good friend, Bill Ectric..." The band consisted of me, on bass guitar, over at the side of the stage. As Lightning Rod read his "Top Ten List" of "Why People Hate Poetry" I tried to approximate the old "rim shot" with some bass flourishes.
Now, how can I describe the wonderful voice with which Doreen delivered her spoken word piece, "Deathrap"? It's a perfect pitch blend of knowing sexuality and natural innocence, like Cher in the 60's when she was a hip, intelligent counter-culture icon. Accompanied by tough, compelling bongo jazz and wailing guitar riffs, "Deathrap" brought to my mind words like "hip", "cool", "noir", and "downtown." She also performed her poem "Duct Tape & Plastic", which she describes as being "about the little panic stores the government is going to be setting up at intersections and the color coded fear tactics... (or something like that)." And on top of all this, Doreen was dazzling in her micro-mini skirt!
The Momentum dancers were impressive. Exhilarating moves and colorful individual costumes gave each dancer their own identity while they moved in perfect harmony in styles ranging from jazz to hip hop. To quote from a Washington Post review, "The Momentum Dance Theatre has style as well as substance, with a zany sensibility." I couldn't have said it better.
Caryn is a trip. She is an amazing poet and performer. When she took the stage in that sparkling miniskirt, her pixie cuteness did not prepare anyone for her spoken word piece, "Down at the Motherfuckin' Bourgeoisie" which she delivered fearlessly and with great cheer, sometimes almost scatting the words rap-style. I was honored to be asked to accompany Caryn on my bass guitar as she recited her poem. Soon after the piece began, a woman was seen quickly removing her children from the audience, no doubt shocked by the rawness of the thing. The kiddies passed in front of me as I sat cross-legged on the side of the stage, playing my bass. I tried to give a sympathetic smile to show I understood the lady's decision to exit, but I'm afraid under the stage lights and my concentration on the fret board, I succeeded only in giving a twisted leer which further traumatized and terrorized the innocents as they fled. It's alright, though, kids will hear things sooner or later and words are only words. Not far away from our event there in Washington D.C. words are spoken which literally set wars in motion. Hopefully, by the time these children are old enough for the military, there won't be any wars and free speech will have contributed to that outcome.
Levi Asher, the founder of Literary Kicks, was introduced as the next guest. Levi first answered Lightning Rod's interview questions about the website, then gave a gripping rendition of his spoken word piece, "This Poem Is About Me." Next, Levi played acoustic guitar and sang. He started with John Lennon's song about the horrors of drug addiction withdrawal, "Cold Turkey" and segued into "I'm Losing You."
There was the highly polished singing duo, Jeff Obermiller and Gilly Conklin. Jeff sang the Rodgers and Hart classic, "Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered" (a song that has recently been covered by Rod Stewart and Cher) and together, Jeff and Gilly sang, "You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby."
Ironically, the enthusiasm which Yabyum (Ronnie) instills in those around him may have obscured the very message he was trying to express in his spoken word piece. Levi and I made a last minute decision to back up Yabyum's poem with some punk rock. Between my chunking guitar chords and Levi's thumping bass, another reviewer (Professor Gloom) wrote, "I would like to hear the rant read without music so I could actually hear the words." Sorry, Ronnie. I've heard it without music and it's a powerful thing. Next time we'll give you the space you need to throw down.
The grand finale was Levi Asher conducting the Litkicks Action Poetry Orchestra. We had been hearing about this idea of Levi's for some time before the rehearsal and we knew it would be something weird. It was. Levi had a group of us sitting in chairs, each with a different piece of writing, which we read out loud as he directed the flow by the motions of his hands, like a music conductor. One person started to read at Levi's signal, then he brought us each into the mix, one by one, the various disparate words bouncing off each other to create a symphonic buzz of syllables, sounds, rhythms. Levi continued to direct with his arms & hands: read slowly -- quietly -- now whisper -- a little faster now -- a little bit louder now -- even louder -- and on to the ending crescendo. Levi looked at us as if to say. "We pulled it off! We did it!"
The official Cabaradio show was followed by open mike and festivities in bar up front. I'm happy to say that no one seemed offended by my song, "Let's Cook the Dog." I had a blast. I'd like to thank jota for doing the press release and I will end with some quotes from other people who were there:
"Well done, but might stand a bit of polish with out diminishing the charm. Truly an honor to attend." - Professor Gloom.
"We got a lot of compliments from strangers, and that says a lot." - Levi Asher
"Very talented bunch, I must say!" - Laurie Gilkenson.
Lightning Rod (Clay January)
Yabyum, Caryn, Levi
Yabyum (Ronnie)
Caryn, Yabyum, Bill Ectric, Levi, Lightning Rod
Levi tries out my Peavy electric guitar
Lightning Rod, Levi, and Doreen Peri
The Cabaradio Band (Bill Ectric)
Doreen, doin' the Deathrap!
The Momentum Dance Company, led by Roberta Rothstein
Levi Asher (brooklyn)
Ronnie's rant backed by Bill on guitar, Levi on bass
Bill Ectric, cooking the dog
Kevin Pierce as Dr. Otto von Wheezenkoff in the Flying Circus
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Poetry at the Old Longshoreman's Hall
by Don Carpenter Friday, September 20, 1996 12:44 pm
Novelist Don Carpenter recalls a joyful moment from 1964, during the height of the beatnik/hippie convergence in San Francisco, when he stepped up to organize a spontaneous (and surprisingly large) poetry reading at the Longshoreman's Hall in Fisherman's Wharf, San Francisco, featuring Gary Snyder, Lew Welch and Philip Whalen.
Michael Chabon and the Yiddish Policemen's Union
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Taylor Mead: A Bowery Glimpse
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I saw Ray Manzarek, the keyboardist for the Doors who died today, at a poetry show with Michael McClure at the Bottom Line nightclub in New York City a few years ago ...
Growing Up With Literary Kicks
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Herschel Silverman, the Bebop Beatnik Candy Store Poet of Bayonne, New Jersey
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Phife Dawg, Represent ...
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The brilliant rapper Phife Dawg (Malik Taylor) of A Tribe Called Quest has died at the age of 45.


In an online piece written by Gloria Goodale for the Christian Science Monitor, Randy Flood is asked to weigh in on the link between media violence and real-world violence. The article, "Santa Barbara Killings: Is the Hollywood Debate Worth Having Again?" refers to the discussions that arise after shootings such as those in Columbine and Aurora, Colorado where violent video games and movies are pointed to as possible catalysts for violent behavior.
As the author of "Mascupathy: Understanding and Healing the Malaise of American Manhood" Flood can provide insight and give a name to the socialized disorder that is an exaggeration of the genetically masculine traits (aggression and invulnerability) and minimal expression of inherently feminine characteristics (conciliation and openness). Purchase the book and read more about mascupathy here.


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Between the long, cold winter and Berkeley Arts Council activities, I haven't done too much photographing over the past few months.
So I grabbed a little time here and there to browse through my old negative files and scan some of the more interesting images. I will be offering some of these in the coming weeks as I sort out my favorites and clean up the scans.
For today, I go back to 1991. While in the Atlanta area on a video project, I had some free time over a weekend and visited a large open-air market. I encountered the guys from JW's and they graciously agreed to stay still long enough for me to capture this group portrait.
This is an unusual image for me because even back then I rarely photographed people.
~ by Admin2 on April 21, 2013.


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Johnny Saunter held hoff his teammate to win Friday night's truck race in Dover.
Defending series champion Johnny Sauter collected the Camping World Truck Series victory at Dover International Speedway on Friday night, beating teen-age GMS Racing teammate Kas Grala to the finish line by .270 seconds.
Key to the victory for Sauter, who leads in series points, was crew chief Joe Shear Jr.'s decision to bring the 39-year-old Sauter to the pits under caution on Lap 118 of 200.
The victory, which followed three straight second-place finishes, was Sauter's first of the season, his first at the Monster Mile and the 14th of his career.
"Johnny Sauter is a veteran and a champion for a reason," said Grala, who took plenty of solace from his runner-up finish.
(11) Johnny Sauter, Chevrolet, 200.
(16) Kaz Grala #, Chevrolet, 200.
(12) Grant Enfinger #, Toyota, 200.
(6) Ben Rhodes, Toyota, 200.
(4) Austin Cindric #, Ford, 200.
(14) Brandon Jones(i), Chevrolet, 200.
(18) Regan Smith, Ford, 200.
(21) Justin Haley #, Chevrolet, 200.
(8) Noah Gragson #, Toyota, 199.
(2) Ryan Truex, Toyota, 199.
(13) Matt Crafton, Toyota, 199.
(1) Chase Briscoe #, Ford, 199.
(10) Harrison Burton, Toyota, 198.
(5) Jesse Little, Toyota, 198.
(9) Ross Chastain(i), Chevrolet, 197.
(17) Cody Coughlin #, Toyota, 197.
(25) Matt Mills, Chevrolet, 196.
(24) Cody Ware(i), Chevrolet, 190.
(28) Wendell Chavous #, Chevrolet, Accident, 118.
(15) Todd Gilliland, Toyota, Suspension, 115.
(7) Parker Kligerman, Toyota, Accident, 96.
(20) John H. Nemechek, Chevrolet, Accident, 91.
(23) TJ Bell, Chevrolet, Accident, 89.
(26) Jordan Anderson, Chevrolet, Engine, 82.
(3) Christopher Bell, Toyota, Accident, 35.
(30) Norm Benning, Chevrolet, Brakes, 27.
(19) Austin Hill, Ford, Accident, 22.
(22) Stewart Friesen #, Chevrolet, Accident, 20.
(27) JJ Yeley(i), Chevrolet, Vibration, 16.
(31) Jennifer Jo Cobb, Chevrolet, Vibration, 12.
(32) Todd Peck, Chevrolet, Electrical, 4.
(29) Camden Murphy, Chevrolet, Brakes, 4.
Average Speed of Race Winner: 99.133 mph.
Time of Race: 2 Hrs, 01 Mins, 03 Secs. Margin of Victory: 0.270 Seconds.
Lap Leaders: C. Briscoe # 0; R. Truex 1-47; M. Crafton 48-93; B. Rhodes 94-164; C. Briscoe # 165-167; J. Sauter 168-200.
Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Lead, Laps Led): B. Rhodes 1 time for 71 laps; R. Truex 1 time for 47 laps; M. Crafton 1 time for 46 laps; J. Sauter 1 time for 33 laps; C. Briscoe # 1 time for 3 laps.


I need to add minutes to a datetime stamp object in deski report. Tried using Substr() functions but getting minutes added which exceeds 59 minutes, but when I add 30 minutes to 31 Oct 2008 23:45 then it should be 1 Nov 2008 00:15.
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«МегаPolice» — второй студийный альбом екатеринбургской группы «АК-47», выпущенный 24 марта 2010 года на лейбле Gazgolder.

Список композиций

Рецензии
 — пишет Андрей Никитин на сайте Rap.ru

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Emotech is an AI company that works on exploring emotions in Artificial Intelligence.
Emotech is an AI-based company that works on exploring emotions in robots using artificial intelligence. Emotech was founded in 2014 in London, UK.
Emotech has built a personal-assistant robot, named "Olly".


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Klokspijs (legering), een legering waarvan klokken worden gegoten (klokkenbrons)
Klokspijs (gerecht), de naam van een lekkernij


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In the Spotlight | Kristoffer Peterson
You do not have to spend long in Kristoffer Peterson's company to understand the determination with which the Sweden international is approaching his time at Swansea City.
The 24-year-old is one of six Swansea City new boys for the 2019-20 campaign, with the club paying an undisclosed fee to secure his services from Dutch side Heracles Almelo.
He has already racked up three appearances, featuring off the bench against Hull and Derby, before making his first start in the midweek Carabao Cup victory over Northampton Town.
He will be hoping to continue his acclimatisation to his new surroundings by getting more valuable minutes under his belt against Preston this afternoon.
Yet, while he is still settling into life in Swansea, this is not Peterson's first exposure to the game in the UK.
Indeed, he worked with Swans boss Steve Cooper and his assistant Mike Marsh during his time with Liverpool.
In total, Peterson spent three years on Merseyside and had made enough progress to be involved in the first team set-up when the Reds headed to America in the summer of 2014, having scored in friendlies against Brondby and Preston.
Yet he would make the move to Holland that same summer, joining FC Utrecht – the club from whom Swansea acquired Michel Vorm in 2011.
While there was no bitterness about leaving Anfield without a first-team appearance to his name, there is little doubt the Swans' new number 11 is a man who feels he has unfinished business when it comes to playing his football on these shores.
"This is exactly the type of opportunity I have been looking for since I left Liverpool five years ago," he said.
"I have been striving to get back to this place, to this level, so I am buzzing to get this chance to work with two coaches I know and respect.
"When I knew that Swansea were interested in signing me and the way they want to play and develop, I did not need to be persuaded.
"I know how big an opportunity this is for me and I really have to work hard now and make the most of it.
"I have wanted to come back and play in English football and show that I can be successful here and that is the goal I have set myself at Swansea.
"I want to help the team to achieve something special and to be as big a part of that as possible."
After joining Utrecht, Peterson had a loan spell with Roda JC but it was the next permanent move in his career that would see him underline his talent.
He joined Heracles in January 2017, and wasted little time making his mark with the Twente club.
He scored 23 goals in 81 league appearances for them and netted 12 goals in 33 appearances last term, including one against Eredivisie champions and Champions League semi-finalists Ajax.
His form was enough to earn him a call-up to the Sweden senior squad – Peterson had already been capped at under-17 and under-21 level – and made his debut in a friendly draw against Slovakia last October.
Now he is desperate to make an impact at his new club, but acknowledges his gratitude to Heracles for the role they played in his career.
"I think they were a very important club for me, there's no question," he said.
"I will always be thankful for them for the chance they gave me and the faith they had in me.
"For sure this is the club where I think I really made a mark and had a big impact.
"That's an important thing for a player because of the confidence and belief it gives you.
"Of course, it is sad to leave when you have many friends, but I am really excited about playing for Swansea City."
Peterson follows in some illustrious footsteps as he dons the number 11 shirt.
Some of Swansea City's very finest servants have worn those digits on the back of the famous white shirt.
Wales and Tottenham great Cliff Jones highlighted his outstanding talent wearing number 11, Bob Latchford scored his hat-trick against Leeds with those numbers on his back on one of the greatest days in Swansea history.
More recently, Scott Sinclair scored the first Premier League goal in Wales when he lined up as number 11 when Brendan Rodgers' side beat West Brom back in 2011.
It leaves a lot to live up to.
And, while it would be unfair to judge Peterson against such significant names, he is clear in his own mind about what he plans on bringing to his new club.
"I hope to bring goals and assists to the team, obviously, and a lot of hard work," he said.
"I want to be a top professional, do everything I can to learn and find consistency in my game.
"I am here to take big steps forward and become a better player.
"I want to do well for the team and bring some joy to the fans because it is massive for me to sign for Swansea and so many have already made me feel welcome and been very friendly to me and my family, which I really appreciate.
"Everyone back home knows about Swansea and their time in the Premier League, and the facilities show it is a massive club and I am honoured to play for them.
"I am motivated and determined to try to do some great things here."
The move also sees Peterson reunited with Cooper and Marsh.
Cooper was head of Liverpool's academy when Sweden international Peterson made the move from his homeland in 2011, while he worked with Marsh when promoted to the first-team squad during pre-season campaigns.
And Peterson did not take much persuading when the chance came to join up with his former colleagues in South Wales.
"They were two coaches who were great to work for and I have a huge respect for the both of them," he said.
"I was very young when I arrived at Liverpool, and they taught me a lot about how to behave, how to play and how to survive in this country.
"It is great to have the chance to work with them again.
"They have always had very clear ideas on how they want to play the game, and it is a style of play that I enjoy and I think can play to my strengths.
"For sure it was one of the big attractions of joining Swansea for me.
"As you go through your career and you develop and get a bit older, there are always coaches who stick in your mind because you enjoy working with them and the way they handle themselves.
"That was definitely the case with Steve and Mike. They were always very honest with players, told you exactly what was required of you and tried to create an environment where you are always learning and always improving.
"That's the sort of place any player would want to be.
"It has been a few years since I worked with them, but I want to show them again that I have quality and am willing to work hard for Swansea City.
"They have shown faith and belief to bring me here, it's important I repay them."
Cooper, for his part, has also made clear his excitement at linking up with his old charge.
And he has no doubt the potential impact Peterson can make in SA1.
"I am confident Kristoffer is going to be a really good signing for us," said the 39-year-old.
"He is a good lad, he works hard, is a good professional and I think he can bring goals and assists to us as a team.
"He's going to be a good player for us this year and I'm really pleased that he has already got to experience the time on the pitch and the stadium getting behind the team.
"He has had a great response from our supporters, as I always knew we would with the fantastic fans we have got.
"I know how determined he is to contribute to what we are trying to do here."
There's that word "determined" again. However Peterson's time at Swansea City pans out, you sense no outcome will be down to the want of trying.
Jamie Searle | From building caravans to Olympic athlete
Just over two years ago, Jamie Searle was building caravans. This summer, he becomes an Olympian as he takes part in one of the world's biggest sporting events.
26th June
Conor Hourihane | I know how special the play-offs are, I'm ready for more
Conor Hourihane only arrived at Swansea City in January, but he has wasted little time making an impact and is chasing another promotion.
Freddie Woodman | Kaizen, the All Blacks and taking life five minutes at a time
Since making his initial loan move, Freddie Woodman has fully embraced life in Swansea and was delighted to be able secure a return to SA1 last summer.
Here the goalkeeper reveals his admiration for the All Blacks, why he likes to keep busy on and off the pitch, and talks about the afternoon he signed for the Swans on a lakeside in Surrey.
Ryan Manning | I know what Swansea fans remember me for, I want to change that
It's been a whirlwind few weeks for Ryan Manning as he settles into life at Swansea City. Here, the Irishman reveals how his journey to sign for the Swans began in Finland, talks about spending an afternoon watching the races with Harry Redknapp and why he feels he needs to make amends to the Jack Army.
20th November

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Eptisa will carry out the basic and construction design for the new Intermodal Station in Lugo, Spain
The proposal entitled "Ponte Bela" has been chosen among seven finalists by the Spanish Administrator of Railway Infrastructures Adif
Adif, Spanish Administrator of Railway Infrastructures, has awarded Eptisa a new contract for drafting the basic and construction design and the works supervision for the new Intermodal Station in Lugo, which will allow incorporate the city to the high-speed railway network.
Eptisa in consortium with Junquera Arquitectos and Calter Ingeniería companies presented the proposal entitled "Ponte Bela" by an amount of 627,305 euros, which was selected among the seven finalists' projects.
The project includes the redesigning of the current tracks for its adaptation to the high-speed railways, the construction of a new passengers building about 1.300 m2 ofsurface and a bus station building, as well as the redesigning of all railway facilities to favour the intermodality with the other modes of transport. Furthermore, the present restaurants, parking, offices and shops will be integrated in the new facilities.
The completion of the new intermodal station is planned for 2013 and will respond to the needs detected about the connexion with the rest of modes of transport and the road system, guaranteeing full mobility around.


Nutro : What's Real? What's Not?
The Truman Show... for dogs.
Dog food-maker Nutro and BBDO San Francisco want you to question what real is. In a new television spot directed by Iain MacKenzie, a dog owner is seen playing fetch with her pup when the stick she's throwing gets caught in Truman Show-esque barrier.
The message: Just like The Matrix fools you, so can your dog food. Nutro's products are all-natural and real, the way you should expect your reality to be.


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Hälsinglands runinskrifter Hs 3 och Hs 4 är två runstensfragment som blivit upphittade i Norrala socken och Söderhamns kommun.

Fragmenten
Fragmenten härrör kanske från en och samma runsten.
Det första fragmentet Hs 3 är cirka 20x30 cm stort. Utöver de ornamentala linjerna finns sannolikt en i-runa samt övre delen av en huvudstav. Det andra fragmentet Hs 4, är av röd sandsten och 25x18 cm stort. De ornamentala linjerna är troligen delar av ett kors.
Båda fragmenten påträffades vid den gamla kustvägen som löpte längs den ås som gett byn Borg dess namn. Fragmenten hittades nära det gravfält där den så kallade Norralamannen påträffades i en stormannagrav från 500-talet.) Omkring denna grav har sedan mindre gravhögar uppförts ända in på 800-talet. Det är således det enda gravfält i Hälsingland där man kan belägga en kontinuitet, som sträcker sig från tiden före den omfattande kollaps av de samhälleliga strukturerna i nedre Norrland och som arkeologiskt kan beläggas ha inträffat vid slutet av folkvandringstiden på 500-talet, till efter den omfattande sekellånga nedgången. Runstenen eller runstenarna har möjligen rests av en lokal elit i syfte att manifestera en tidigare maktstruktur och därigenom befästa sin egen suveräna ställning.

Fyndet av Hs 4
Om fyndet av Hs 4 berättade dess ägare Inga-Lisa Berglöw i Borg 5:5 följande året 2009:

Olle Larsson eller Rickard Sundin – båda var bosatta på hemmanet Borg 5:4 (»Sundins«) – skulle på 1930-talet anlägga en hage ner mot vägen. När man spettade i marken hittades runstensfragmentet i ett grindhål. Platsen var troligen där häcken nu står vid vägen, ungefär 200 meter från gravfältet. Hans Mikael Mickelsson (1893–1977), som var bonde på Borg 5:5 och ombud för riksantikvarien, tog vara på fragmentet. Riksantikvarieämbetet bedömde det först prelimärt som en del av en bautasten. Ingen ytterligare undersökning gjordes av fyndplatsen.</blockquote>

Övriga fynd inom Norrala socken
I Norrala socken finns också en bevarad runsten, Hs 2, som står på Norrala kyrkogård. Eftersom ytterligare ett fragment, Hs 5, dessutom hittats nio kilometer västerut nära den medeltida kyrkan i annexförsamlingen Trönö, vars dalgång närmast är en fortsättning av Norraladalen, har det alltså funnits åtminstone tre, möjligen fyra, runstenar inom Norrala-Trönö pastorat. Som en jämförelse har annars i hela södra Hälsingland endast ett runstensfragment påträffats, nämligen Hs 1 i Bollnäs socken i landskapets sydvästra del  På Riksantikvarieämbetets Kulturmiljöbild på nätet finns fotografier av såväl  som .

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There are five Iowa schools offering medical transcription programs. 190 students graduated with degrees from Iowa medical transcription schools in 2010. 149 of all these students graduated with associates degrees and 41 students graduated with certificates.
On average, 117 students graduate from programs in this state in medical transcription every year. This accounts for 10% of students who schools in the United States graduate from medical transcription programs. More specifically, 41 students graduated with certificates in medical transcription and 149 with a degree at the associate's level.
Five medical transcription schools are located in this midwestern state. And out of these, five schools are public. Tuition at a public medical transcription school varies from $3,120 to $4,800.
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Q: CakePHP 2.1 Hash vs Set I am new to CakePhp, the documentation of CakePHP core libraries subsection utilities speaks about the hash and set for the better usage of arrays. Can any one help me knowing what are the relevant situations we should use hash and  what are the relevant situations we should use set.

A: If you compare the functions of the two classes, many of them have similar functionality.  They are used for mostly array manipulation and offer some handy ways to extract data from typical "Cake" arrays (make sure to check out Hash::extract or Set::extract).
Hash was not introduced until CakePHP 2.2.  Set on the other hand has been around since the CakePHP 1.x days.
So in CakePHP 2.1, you will be using Set.  In CakePHP 2.2, Set is deprecated so you should probably use Hash for better chances of future compatibility.
See http://book.cakephp.org/2.0/en/core-utility-libraries/hash.html and http://book.cakephp.org/2.0/en/core-utility-libraries/set.html.
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Hash provides an improved interface, more consistent and predictable set of features over Set. While it lacks the spotty support for pseudo Xpath, its more fully featured dot notation provides similar features in a more consistent implementation.

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Christmas is a special time of year for a kid. I remember as a little girl, I would carefully make my list and write a neat letter to send to Santa. I always helped mom decorate cookies, usually ending up a mess of flour and frosting. I loved, and still do love, everything about Christmas -- the white snow, the cheerful music, the decorations and the anticipation of Christmas morning. Certain I had heard Santa and his reindeer on the roof the night before, I would race to the Christmas tree to see what the jolly old man had brought our family.
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Genome sequence of linnemannia hyalina strain SCG-10, a cold-adapted and nitrate-reducing fungus isolated from cornfield soil in Minnesota, USA
Nouf Aldossari, Satoshi Ishii
Civil, Environmental, and Geo- Engineering
Soil, Water, and Climate
We report here the genome sequence of Linnemannia hyalina strain SCG-10, a cold-adapted and nitrate-reducing fungus isolated from soil. The genome of strain SCG-10 (51.6 Mbp) contained 12,693 protein-coding sequences.
Microbiology Resource Announcements
https://doi.org/10.1128/MRA.00692-21
This research was supported by the MnDRIVE Initiative of the University of Minnesota. N.A. was supported by the Saudi Arabian Cultural Mission Scholarship and a Minnesota Mycological Society Scholarship. Part of the computational analysis was done using the Minnesota Supercomputing Institute's resources.
Copyright © 2021 Aldossari and Ishii. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International license.
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Aldossari, N., & Ishii, S. (2021). Genome sequence of linnemannia hyalina strain SCG-10, a cold-adapted and nitrate-reducing fungus isolated from cornfield soil in Minnesota, USA. Microbiology Resource Announcements, 10(37 September), [e00692-21]. https://doi.org/10.1128/MRA.00692-21
Genome sequence of linnemannia hyalina strain SCG-10, a cold-adapted and nitrate-reducing fungus isolated from cornfield soil in Minnesota, USA. / Aldossari, Nouf; Ishii, Satoshi.
In: Microbiology Resource Announcements, Vol. 10, No. 37 September, e00692-21, 09.2021.
Aldossari, N & Ishii, S 2021, 'Genome sequence of linnemannia hyalina strain SCG-10, a cold-adapted and nitrate-reducing fungus isolated from cornfield soil in Minnesota, USA', Microbiology Resource Announcements, vol. 10, no. 37 September, e00692-21. https://doi.org/10.1128/MRA.00692-21
Aldossari N, Ishii S. Genome sequence of linnemannia hyalina strain SCG-10, a cold-adapted and nitrate-reducing fungus isolated from cornfield soil in Minnesota, USA. Microbiology Resource Announcements. 2021 Sep;10(37 September). e00692-21. https://doi.org/10.1128/MRA.00692-21
Aldossari, Nouf ; Ishii, Satoshi. / Genome sequence of linnemannia hyalina strain SCG-10, a cold-adapted and nitrate-reducing fungus isolated from cornfield soil in Minnesota, USA. In: Microbiology Resource Announcements. 2021 ; Vol. 10, No. 37 September.
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Q: React Native: Setting flex:1 on a ScrollView contentContainerStyle causes overlapping of components Problem:
I have a ScrollView with 2 subviews and I want the first of them (lets call it ViewA) to have {flex: 1} so the other one (ViewB) will stick to the bottom of the screen - but only if their total height is smaller that the screen. Of course that if they are higher than the screen I want it to scroll as usual.
Case 1 (GOOD): ViewA with long text, ViewB scrolls with it. https://rnplay.org/apps/slCivA
Case 2 (BAD): ViewA with short text, ViewB doesn't stick to the bottom. https://rnplay.org/apps/OmQakQ
Tried Solution:
So I set the ScrollView's style AND contentContainerStyle to be flex: 1. I
Also set ViewA's style to flex:1. But when I do it, the ScrollView's contentContainer view is fixed to the screen height, thus not able to scroll if needed and even worse - ViewB overlaps ViewA.
Case 3 (BAD): ViewB sticks to the bottom, but the whole thing doesn't scroll. https://rnplay.org/apps/wZgtWA
If it's a bug - how to fix/workaround it?
If it's the expected behaviour - how can I achieve what I've described?
Thanks.

A: Ok, so i wasn't able to get it work by styling alone, but here's how I did it:

*

*Measure the height of the footer after it rendered (using onLayout, and measure)

*on the measure callback, I add the height (if needed) to a spacer view between ViewA and ViewB in order to place ViewB on the bottom.

*In order to avoid showing 'jumps' to the user, I hide (with opacity) ViewB until its position is fixed.

my CJSX code (stripped and simplified version):
Dimensions = require('Dimensions')
windowSize = Dimensions.get('window')

MyClass = React.createClass
  mixins: [TimerMixin]

  render: ->
    <ScrollView style={styles.container} automaticallyAdjustContentInsets={false}>
      <View style={styles.mainContainer}>
        ... THIS IS VIEW A ...
      </View>
      {
        if !@state.footerWasFixed
          <View>
            <ActivityIndicatorIOS/>
          </View>
      }
      <View style={[styles.spacer, {height: @state.spacerSize || 0}]}></View>
      <View onLayout={@measureFooterPosition} style={[styles.extras, {opacity: if @state.footerWasFixed then 1 else 0 }]} ref='extras'>
        ... THIS IS VIEW B ...
      </View>
    </ScrollView>

  measureFooterPosition: ->
    @refs.extras.measure(@fixFooterPosition)

  fixFooterPosition: (ox, oy, width, height) ->
    footerPosition = Math.round(oy + height)
    diff = windowSize.height - footerPosition
    if diff > 0
      @setState(spacerSize: diff)
    if !@state.footerWasFixed
      @setTimeout (=>
        @setState(footerWasFixed: true)
      ), 30

styles = StyleSheet.create(
  container:
    backgroundColor: 'grey'
    flex: 1
  spacer:
    backgroundColor: 'white'
  mainContainer:
    flex: 1
    backgroundColor: 'white'
  extras:
    backgroundColor: 'white')

It's very simplified code, (my view has requirements much more specific then this..) but I hope it helps anyone.

A: Try feeding {flexGrow: 1} to the contentContainerStyle prop instead

A: Ok, I've made a sample here, and I think I've resolved the problem. The main thing I did was to make a main container view with two inner views, then set the inner views to flex at 80% and 20% (you can adjust to make it look the way you want).
https://rnplay.org/apps/O4UxFA


Millennials just set an all-time record for homeownership; Today's live mortgage rates and the 5-day trend; New Home Sales slow through June, maybe temporarily.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau's Vacancies and Homeownership report, homeownership rates among people aged 35 and under jumped 3.4 percent between April and June 2018.
The data point marks the largest one-quarter jump in homeownership among any age cohort since the Census began tracking such data in 1994, and counters common myths about Millennials and their desire to own homes.
Millennials want to buy homes like everyone else does. And, despite commonly-cited hurdles to getting mortgage-approved including student loan debt, irregular and gig income, and the high cost of living, today's first-time home buyers are skilled at getting it done.
Many first-time buyers are using low- and no-down payment mortgages because they've recognized you don't need a twenty percent down payment to buy a home.
Buyers can use any one of the six commonly-used, government-backed mortgage programs that allow down payments of 3.5 percent or less.
There are also the HomeReady and HomePossible mortgages which offer discounted interest rates and reduced mortgage insurance rates for people with average credit or better; and, the Conventional 97 program which allows three percent down.
A mortgage lender can help you decide which low-down payment program fits your needs best.
Millennial home buyers are also making use of local down payment assistance programs (DPA) to help move from renting into homeownership.
There are more than 600 down payment assistance programs nationwide, and many offer cash grants to buyers who agree to live in their homes for a minimum of five years.
Buying a home is an emotional decision. It's also a financial one, and Millennials are learning how to access all available programs and monies, and be smart about their financing for a home.
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For buyers of homes and refinancing households, rate quotes from lenders will be higher as compared to before the weekend.
Rates for adjustable-rate mortgages and fixed-rate mortgages are trending higher.
Active rate shoppers should remember that the Federal Open Market Committee meets for a scheduled two-day meeting later this week, and anytime the Federal Reserve meets, mortgage rates are subject to change quickly.
Mortgage rates are specific to individuals and their homes, and a ballpark quotes don't cut it.
To do actual mortgage rate shopping, you'll need to get an actual mortgage rate quote and the only way to do get an actual quote is to give a full and complete mortgage application.
So, when you get with a lender, plan to set aside a few minutes to do your shopping properly, and see the rates for which you qualify.
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Data from the Census Bureau's joint report with the U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development shows 631,000 new homes sold on a seasonally-adjusted basis, marking the lowest annualized figure since October of last year.
At the current pace of sales, the stock of new homes for sale would sell out in 5.7 months — also a high for the year.
Builders don't seem worried, however.
The most recent homebuilder confidence report from the National Association of Home Builders shows builders expecting a strong close to the summer and a healthy start to fall, buoyed by an uptick in foot traffic through model units that's hitting five-month highs and the strongest readings for a July since 2005.
Data from the National Association of REALTORS® suggests that housing is doing fine, as well.
The trade group's Pending Home Sales Index, which tracks the number of homes under contract, increased to a three-month best in June as sales remain in bull market zones and demand stays high.
Real estate markets move quickly and it helps to have an agent on your side, working to help you find the right house, and the right price, at the right time when you need it.
Get with a local real estate agent to help you in your search.
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By Ruby Gonzales | rugonzales@scng.com | San Gabriel Valley Tribune
The coroner's office was conducting toxicology and other tests to find out the cause of death of a man whose body ended up at a Santa Fe Springs recycling center earlier this week, authorities said.
Officers headed to Universal Waste Systems in the 9000 block of Norwalk Boulevard just before 11:30 a.m. Monday, Nov. 28, after employees moving a large pile of trash discovered the body, Whittier Police Chief Aviv Bar said.
Police believe the trash, with the body, came from somewhere in Los Angeles, Bar said.
The coroner's office had not yet publicly identified the man, pending notification of his next of kin but did say he was in his 60s.
The Whittier Police Department serves Santa Fe Springs.
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The "Archbishop" of a Pentecostal church sweated and rubbed himself as he gave a deaconess a lesson in how to arouse her husband, a jury was told on Tuesday (21 April).
Walter Masocha (51), known as "Daddy" and "The Prophet" by members of the Agape for All Nations Church, invited the woman into his office in Stirling following a "couples' conference" held in December 2012 by the church in Leyland, Lancashire.
Falkirk Sheriff Court was told the conference was a "couples' retreat", based on the church's doctrine about marriage.
The 32-year-old mother-of-four, who was present with her husband and a friend, said Masocha had preached from the pulpit saying there were demons present, and they were going into people.
She said: "I knew he was speaking about me and my friend. I wanted to leave, then my husband grabbed me.
"I took a glass and smashed it." She said she was pulled to the floor in front of 200 to 300 people.
She said: "My husband was saying restrain her, put her down." She said after the conference she visited Masocha at his luxury home, Cosyneuk House, at Sauchieburn, near Stirling, where she claimed he came up to her and started kissing her neck before inviting her to his office in the city.
She said: "He asked me to come, almost for deliverance, because of what had happened [at the conference].
"We went to the office. The conversation we had in the office was very sexual. My husband had stopped being intimate with me, so I was saying to him my husband didn't love me and didn't come to me any more.
"Then he started to demonstrate what I needed to do to my husband to make him interested and get him back.
"Though he was fully clothed, he was demonstrating to me what I needed to do to my husband. It was very inappropriate.
"He said 'don't tell your husband I have told you to do these things, but do them anyway.
"He was sitting on the chair and rubbing himself and told me that was what I should do when I go home to my husband.
"He was sweating a lot. He took a towel and used it to wipe himself, then gave it to me." The woman said she left the church in July 2014 after members of her family called an ambulance to a service she was attending at one of Agape's branch churches in Wigan, Lancashire, and told paramedics she needed to be sectioned.
Prosecutor Alison Montgomery asked her: "Were you sectioned?" The woman, a university-trained nurse, replied: "No.
"The paramedics concluded it was a case of public humiliation." She said her in-laws then told the ambulance crew that if they did not take her away and lock her up, they would call the police.
She said: "It was without doubt one of the worst days of my life. I have never been so humiliated and stripped of my dignity. My sister-in-law was saying my children were malnourished and should be taken into care." She added: "I felt Walter Masocha had plotted this and he actually wanted me to be locked away." In answer to questioning by John Scullion, QC, for the accused, the woman said collecting towels used by Masocha, who sweated while he preached, was "a thing" for everyone in Agape - which she called "a cult".
She added: "I had more towels than anyone in the congregation." She said that a friend in the church had warned her: "If you dare take this to the heathen, to the police, God is going to curse you." She said people in Agape looked upon Masocha "almost as a God".
She said: "To some degree he was almost like my master, and I was almost like his servant, though we didn't actually use these terms.
"I believe he manipulated me, brainwashed me, controlled my marriage and my life.
"He violated my body, he took advantage of me financially.
"When I look back, I do believe I was in a cult. He bled me dry, he took everything from me.
"He taught us his hugs were actually anointed." She denied a suggestion by Mr Sculllion that she had wanted to take "vengeance" on Masocha because he had cancelled publication of a church magazine she had produced. Mr Scullion also suggested she had plotted to frame the preacher.
Earlier, jurors were shown video clips of an Agape church service, with Bible reading, Masocha preaching, and the congregation dancing.
On Wednesday (22 April) a Scottish schoolgirl told the jury that Masocha put his hand down her trousers, "pinged" her knickers, and when challenged told her had seen "demons" there and was trying to clear them out.
The girl , now 16, said the incident occurred in a games room at Masocha's home. She said she regarded him as her "spiritual father", and called him "dad".
She said in late 2013 she was with four other girls in the upstairs games room when Masocha came in.
Giving evidence by video link, she said she had been wearing "stretchy trousers".
She said: "Walter Masocha called me over - he didn't verbally say it, he just waved me over. I went to stand next to him.
"He placed his hand round my lower back, and moved his hand down until he got to my underwear, and he sort of pinged my underwear.
"He was pinging my underwear, pulling it and letting go, pulling it and letting go.
"He used his thumb and his index finger and pinched my bottom, a grab going into a pinch." Asked how the incident made her feel, the girl, a pupil at a Stirlingshire secondary school, said: "I felt quite violated - like, why is he touching my bum? There's a limit, a biological father wouldn't do that, why would a spiritual father. I felt like I'd done something wrong." She added: "None of the other girls in the room knew what was happening, they thought he was just standing next to me with his arm around me.
"He was just smiling." She said she later texted Masocha and asked him why he had done it, and he texted back that he would tell her in person.
As a result she saw him at Cosyneuk a few days later.
She said: "He said that he did it because he saw some demons and things that shouldn't be there and he was clearing them away. I just broke into tears because I thought I had been doing things wrong without realising them. I felt like I had been bad." She said when she cried, Mascocha said he would pray to remove the "demons", then left the room.
She said: "I sat on the sofa to calm myself down." In another incident, when she was "13 going on 14" she said Masocha had been sitting down at his home, very close to her, advising her about school.
She said: "He said, 'you'll always be mine', and kissed me on the lips." She said at the time she was happy, because members of the church had been taught that anything they received from Masocha was a blessing from God.
Prosecutor Alison Montgomery asked: "How do you feel about it now?" The girl replied: "Disgusted, because I now know, at that age, growing up, my own father wouldn't kiss me on the lips." She said Masocha later told her to delete text messages he had sent her saying her mother "would get suspicious".
She later left the church and went to the police, after talking to her mother and reading an on-line blog written by another of Masocha's alleged victims, a 32-year-old mother of four who gave evidence earlier in the case.
She said that until she left the church, she had "no concerns" about Masocha's behaviour towards her, but her attitude changed.
She said: "Afterwards, I looked at it not in a Christian's perspective, but in a normal person's perspective, and it just wasn't right, a grown man doing things like that to a young girl.
"Now I feel sick just thinking about it." Masocha, of Sauchieburn, denies sexually assaulting the adult woman between 1 April 2012 and 30 March 2013.
He also denies engaging in sexual activity with a 14-year-old girl.
Overall, the incidents are said to have occurred over a two-year period between January 2012 and January 2014.
On Thursday (23 April) allegations that Masocha induced a young girl to massage his partially-naked body with oils were dropped after the teenager involved told the jury she had made up the claims.
The girl, who cannot be named, told her aunt and the police that Masocha had a room opening off his bedroom in his luxury country home equipped with a massage table where she rubbed his arms and legs with oil while he lay in the dark with a towel over his lower body.
The girl, now 15, retracted her claims stating that she had seen an online blog written by an earlier witness in the case, whom Masocha is accused of sexually assaulting, and after her aunt spoke to her about the case.
Giving evidence from behind a screen at Falkirk Sheriff Court, the girl, who attends a school in England, said she had been to Masocha's home several times, but said she had never, as alleged, given him a massage.
She said: "I know it may seem really bad, but I didn't give a massage, ever. I felt I had to lie, and I just kept on with the lie because I didn't want to look bad." She said that at the time she made the allegations she had stopped being a member of the church after her father said it would be best for them not to go, but she was now a member once more.
Prosecutor Alison Montgomery asked her: "Has somebody told you to change what you've said to your aunt and the police?" The girl replied: "No." Closing her case, Miss Montgomery said the Crown were no longer seeking convictions on two charges against Masocha which alleged that he engaged in sexual activity, namely the massages, with the girl.
Sheriff Kenneth McGowan told jurors: "You can put a pencil through them." Masocha still faces two charges - one of sexually assaulting a 32-year-old mother of four who had worked on the Agape church magazine, and of engaging in sexual activity over a 12 month period with another girl, aged between 14 and 15.
Masocha, a father of four, known to church members as "Archbishop", "The Prophet", "The Apostle", "The High Commissioner", and "Daddy" continues to deny the remaining charges.
His lawyer, John Scullion QC, asked him: "Did any of these episodes ever occur?" Masocha replied: "Never." He said that the woman who had accused him had frequently visited his house, and said she had "many issues".
He said: "She is an ambitious, some of the time spiteful person, full of drama." He claimed she had "flipped" when he had said he was going to delay publication of an edition of the magazine she had been working on, because she was at odds with other members of the church.
He said: "When I said no [to publication] she lashed out, she said lots of things, every swear word you can think of.
"She called me later to try to get me to change my mind.
"When she realised I was serious, she flipped again.
"She said 'you don't know me, I am going to fix you and the church'." He added that since the allegations had surfaced he had stepped back from the church, and was on anti-depressants.
He added about the allegations made by the schoolgirl who claimed he had put his hand down her trousers: "It's not something I'd ever do. I know how wrong and sordid it is." Cross examining, the depute fiscal asked Masocha: "Can you tell me about your wealth?" Zimbabwe-born Masocha, a former lecturer in accounting at Stirling University, said he received a salary paid for by church members, taking home £30,000 to £40,000 a year. He said the figure was "net". He said his air tickets for trips round the world were also paid by the church, a charity registered in Scotland.
He said members paid a "tithe" of 10 per cent of their income to the church, which had some 2000 members worldwide. In a service, which could last three hours, he said 30 minutes might be allocated to someone asking for "offerings".
He said: "It is normal for people to give a couple of hundred pounds a month." But he insisted: "Nobody pays money by coercion, no-one is ever forced to pay money to the church." Asked about "deliverance", he said that some people demonstrated "funny behaviour".
He said: "They start acting in a violent way. You can tell there's something in them that's causing them to do that. Some people say they can feel things there in their bodies." Miss Montgomery asked: "Do you say you can see demons in people?" Masocha replied: "No, I just pray, and whatever it is gets out of their system." He agreed that he had four security staff because when he went about "people want to cuddle me".
He also agreed that people in the church collected what Miss Montgomery called "your sweaty towels" after he had mopped himself while preaching. He claimed the practice followed an incident in the Bible when someone took St Paul's handkerchief.
Miss Montgomery said: "You sound as though you're regarded almost like a celebrity." Masocha replied: "I wouldn't say so, no." Referring to his titles - "The Prophet", "Apostle", "Archbishop" - Miss Montgomery asked: "Do you agree that some of these names you're called are quite sacred terms?" He replied: "Yes." The prosecutor asked: "Have you created an environment where members of your church are treating you like a god?" Masocha replied: "No-one's ever claimed to see me as God. There's no way I can ever claim to be anywhere close to God." The trial, before Sheriff Kenneth McGowan and jury, will continue on Monday (27 April).


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Martin Viertel (Lugau, 2 de octubre de 1925-Gera, 28 de abril de 2005) fue un escritor alemán.

Vida
Procedía de una familia de mineros. Aprendió el ofocio de calcetero y se formó como comercial. En 1943 lo reclutaron en la Wehrmacht y fue prisionero de guerra francés, hasta que regresó a Alemania en 1947. Entre 1948 y 1956 trabajó en la empresa Wismut-AG en Johanngeorgenstadt, en los últimos años como capataz de minas. Allí fue miembro de la redacción de la publicación Kulturspiegel. Entre 1956 y 1959 estudió en el Deutsches Literaturinstitut Leipzig. Después colaboró en el área de política cultural de la Wismut-AG, y llegó a dirigir el teatro de los trabajadores. A partir de 1962 empezó a vivir como escritor en Gera.

Martin Viertel, que había empezado a escribir a principios de la década de 1950, publicó novelas, relatos y libros para niños. Su obra más conocida es Sankt Urban, literatura fiel a la línea del partido, donde se narra la ocupación del Ejército Rojo de la zona sajona rica en uranio y los primeros años de la Wismut-AG.

Recibió en 1960 el premio artístico de la Sociedad para la Amistad Germano-Soviética, en 1969 el Literaturpreis des FDGB y en 1970 el premio Heinrich Mann.

En diciembre de 1989 devolvió la Verdienstmedaille der DDR, la Vaterländischer Verdienstorden y la Bandera del Trabajo y la asignación económica la donó a un orfanato de Gera.

Obra
 Die Igelfreundschaft (1962)
 Sie hat uns alles gegeben (1966)
 Sankt Urban (1968)
 Schlambambomil oder Der eiserne Seehund (1975)
 Kuckucksgarn (1977)
 Ticki Mumm (1978, junto a Manfred Bofinger)
 Bollerbock (1986)
 Mascha (1988, junto a Klaus Müller)
 Tausend Tage Sibirien (1989)

Edición
Gedanken in meiner Glashütte (1976, junto a Hans Schmidt)

Filmografía
Die Igelfreundschaft (1962)
Sankt Urban (1969)

Traducciones
Nadja Kechlibareva: Geschichten aus dem Großen Tal (1980)

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Ficha en filmportal.de (en alemán)

Escritores de Alemania del siglo XX
Bandera del Trabajo
Ganadores del Premio Heinrich Mann


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SON HEUNG-MIN has given Tottenham fans a huge boost by revealing his intention to stay at the club until he hangs up his boots, according to reports.
And ahead of the club's clash with Liverpool Jose Mourinho says he is eager to retain the Spurs ace's services until retirement.
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Son, 28, who became South Korea's Player of the Year for the fifth time, has been on fire for the Premier League leaders this term.
The Tottenham star has scored 10 times in 12 Prem appearances for his club who have lost just once in the league so far this season.
And the attacker has developed into a fan favourite after netting 63 goals in 172 appearances following his 2015 £22million move from Bayer Leverkusen.
Fresh contract talks with the forward, who is reported to earn £150,000-a-week, have been hindered by the Covid pandemic
It is reported club officials are eager to tie the South Korea international down to a new five-year deal worth £200,000.
On Son's current contract scenario Mourinho said: "How can you sign a new contract with a player? You don't know what is going to happen next season," he told reporters.
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The OEB launched a consultation to decide how best to do this, but the process was not finished before the provincial election last June.
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