Some people make fun of yoga- saying it is not a real workout because there is not a high level of cardio or muscle strengthening exercises. But if you have ever tried yoga, you will know how physically challenging it can actually be.
Different yoga poses work your core, strengthening your muscles and improving your balance. Yoga is not only good for your body, but also your mind through meditation and focusing on awareness.
The truth is, yoga is a great workout, in more ways than one. It works multiple groups of muscles at once, while involving the core for balance. Yoga does in fact count as cardio- doing a flow of different poses with fluidity at a good pace, while matching the movements to your breathing is more of a workout than you may think.
But yoga is supposed to be relaxing. At least that is what most people think, and they are right, for the most part.There are different types of yoga, some are slower and more relaxing, while others are speedy and involve more movement.
Yin yoga is a slower paced, more passive yoga. During this style of yoga, postures (aka asanas) are held for long periods of time, sometimes for several minutes. It is meant to stretch tendons and ligaments, while releases tension from the body. In yin yoga, you are relaxing the posture and softening the muscle. The time spent holding these postures is often used as a time for meditation.
Yang yoga is the opposite of yin yoga, as it is a more active yoga. It works on muscular strength, stamina, and flexibility. There are subcategories of yang yoga. This includes: ashtanga, vinyasa, hatha, and many more.
These various types of yoga are more fast paced, matching breathing to the flow of different postures. This type of yoga is more of a cardio workout than a relaxing workout, like yin.
This is obviously the mix of the two different styles of yoga, yin and yang. These types of yoga classes generally start with the slow meditative yin yoga and transition into the more intense yang yoga.
Whichever type of yoga you decide to try, you can find whatever you are looking for in one of our classes at Collierville Yoga.


Join us in North Charleston for the total solar eclipse and our National Convention! Day passes will be available on site for $89 or, if you are a resident of the Carolinas or Georgia, you can purchase a Local Activist Pass for just $100!
We will present a conference focused on science, space, technology, and (of course) atheism featuring prominent academics, scientists, and community leaders during the weekend and, on Monday, will host an eclipse watch-party in North Charleston.
The Charleston area is the last major city in the path of the eclipse's path. This is the first total solar eclipse to cross the continental United States since the 1970s!
Come be a part of this amazing opportunity to see one of the rarest astronomical phenomena and hear from speakers you're not going to find anywhere else.
Speakers will be featured on Saturday and Sunday, August 19 & 20. As always, we will present a broad range of speakers representing the diversity and depth of our community. Speakers will cover a broad range of topics, but we will pay particular attention to the intersection of the sciences and atheism.
On Monday, August 21, we will host an eclipse viewing party. The partial eclipse will begin at 1:15pm with totality occurring at approximately 2:45pm EDT. American Atheists will provide viewing glasses for eclipse party attendees. Snacks and a cash bar will be available.
The convention will be held at the North Charleston Marriott in North Charleston, South Carolina.
To book your room at the North Charleston Marriot with our special group rate of $119 per night, please click here. UPDATE: The main convention hotel's room block has sold out. However, we have secured four (yes, four!) overflow hotels with special group rates and shuttles to get you between your hotel and the convention. More information is available here.
The special room blocks at the overflow hotels have been released to the public.
The North Charleston Marriott has free parking on site if you are traveling to the convention from another hotel.


I was in-country on a working-holiday visa and thought I'd be able to enjoy the country, travel around some, meet some pals, ya know… have fun. But the job was 6 (sometimes 7) days a week, and after working the long day, I would deliver the crated enokis to a market in Tottori city (a warehouse full of other produce), then go back to a crappy apartment in Kawabara (or Kawabata, now amalgamated into Tottori city) to attempt to feed myself.
Soon after i arrived was New Year holiday and *everything* was closed including grocery stores and i couldn't get kerosene for my little apartment heater. This is when i learned the importance of vending machines for sustenance. Was confusing at first and later, just weird.
My pay was comically low by Japanese standards and I lived alone in a "mansion" apartment – which, in itself wasn't terrible but was located next to a concrete-making factory.
Anyhow, the enoki mushrooms were grown in an indoor barn-like facility with a series of (7-9?) rooms ranging from very hot and humid (to sterilize the rice bran and sawdust mixture in which the inoculated culture grew) to a degree above freezing to stop the growth and prepare for packaging.
The packaging was done by Kaneda-san and Fujiwara-san, two ladies in their 70s who worked with remarkable speed and dexterity.
I did the "heavy work" including pushing the heavy racks of mushrooms from room to room, pulling out the trays, running them through various machines, moving the sawdust and rice bran by front loader and, cleaning equipment.
None of these tasks suited my skillset but I persisted and worked hard. However, the boss was a jerk who constantly yelled English epithets learned while an exchange farm worker in Couer d'lene Idaho in the 1970s.
He left for a few weeks to USA for a surgery leaving me to run the enterprise. Not cool. I decided to leave but he basically "owned" me and I had limited options. I borrowed a bicycle from 2 lovely foreign friends (one of whom was teaching English in another village, the other an erstwhile community activist), stashed it in the back of the little "K-truck" I drove up to the farm and told the boss I was leaving.
He yelled and screamed "you don't have a visa, you can't speak the language, you don't have a plane ticket to leave!" and tried to charge me crazy money for some long-distance bills (indeed, I was partially at fault but was also left in an untenable situation). I finally split and rode the bike 20+ kilometres in my rubber boots to friend's who helped me sort my stuff out and head out hitch-hiking.
I have a few scattered slices of photographic evidence from that time which was both ummm enlightening and influential on my subsequent life (especially learning colloquial Japanese for survival and quite falling in love with many – but not all – aspects of Japanese life and culture. Alas, at the time, the gig was a total degrading and un-fun drag.
Update: But… i then headed out on epic adventures, mostly by hitchhike, including Okayama, Shikoku, Nagano, Hiroshima, Yamaguchi learning the "old ways" of culture, squatting in abandoned homes, opening a small shop for a bit… so much to tell.
Then returned in 2015 to visit Kyoto, Okayama, Sakura, and again in 2017 for stops from Hokkaido to Kyushu, again in 2018 to Okayama, Tottori (including a return to the mushroom farm and the crappy apartment) and Shimane… all these topics will (eventually) be addressed under separate cover.
Oh you can see a map of my "Tottori World" and other related artifacts scattered around this archive.
Note: some of these photos were taken with an early-version of a panorama camera i found on sale at Topos discount store. I often developed the 35mm film in standard size (to save money) which results in the cinematic blacks bars framing the photos. I enjoy the unique layout in general.


My water is running, thanks so much to Joe Power who came over on New Year's day to make my day! The luxury of turning on the tap, flushing the toilets, felting some fingerless mittens, washing some clothes, the list goes on …….
It's a couple of minutes before 7pm here in Ireland and I thought that just before I rush off to put some food in the oven I would share two of the photos that I took today. Tomorrow I will post about the fingerless mittens that I made but for now here are some pictures of the start of a new decade here at Clasheen!
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Yippeee! Oh, it is a Happy New Year! I can't even imagine how elated you must be to have water again. We've had our pipes freeze a couple of times when the temps drop really low, and I'm always more than thankful for it's return.
Love the lamp! It's gorgeous!!!
can schedule it so that it coincides with at least one of your workshops in Ireland!
The light is simply magical…you have magic hands I swear,lol!!
I love making wristlets so I will wait til tomorrow to see yours..
Happy New Year Nicole! I'm relieved to hear that you're back to normal with your water and heat – required basics for sure! While you were going through all your trials, you sounded like a Pioneer woman! I just really love your felt flower lamp – I WANT one!
I have been thinking how much we take things for granted that we use every day. I can't possibly imagine not having running water in the house even though it was not that long ago that my great grand parents had to tote water from the well. As a child, visiting their house was always an unique and strange event for me. It is like not having Internet, or a phone totally unimaginable. Glad you are back online and have resumed your felting. I am amazed at all the people you have taught to felt. I hope in 2010 I can get back to teaching.


Bangalore comprises of beautiful nights which houses over 800 bars, pubs and clubs. Thus, this Silicon Valley has gained a caption of 'Pub Capital of India'. There are no restrictions in travelling in night. You can spend your nights in Inferno club, Kyra Theater, Pecos, Century Club, Golf Club, Bowring Institute, Karnataka Golf Association, Cricket Club etc. You can also go to the pubs, movie theatres, cafeterias, bar etc. Nights in Bangalore will make you energetic.
You can enjoy even in Malls like Orion Mall, Forum Mall, Garuda Mall, Phoenix Market City and so on. It feels simply amazing in roaming in nights. This is a perfect place for hang outs. Never miss the chance of travelling in Bangalore. You will discover many things through sightseeing and experience your spectacular journey in Bangalore. Must come and visit!!!
I am from Delhi but rarely go for any outing with our friends but when i got this website i really feel excitement when i go to any new place to visit with friends and family members.


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Be The Match
Finding the perfect match.
Scattershot simply wouldn't work anymore. Plus, there was a new asset to manage. While working from three leased buildings and managing employee needs submitted haphazardly via phone and email, Be The Match® was consolidating at a new headquarters in downtown Minneapolis, instituting a mobile and collaborative work environment, and establishing its first Facilities Management department. That new team needed a CMMS system that would streamline asset management and employee requests.
The new department director had not only trusted i_SPACE's expertise in the past, but was also familiar with FM Systems software. Together they reconfigured the software into a user-friendly, one-stop shop that supports the nonprofit organization's every need.
A perfect match, the new software has transformed the nonprofit organization's work processes, streamlined efficiencies and reduced costs—allowing it to advance its mission. And by advancing her partnership with i_SPACE, which continues today, the FM director has transformed and branded her department as a key player within the company, especially to the C-Suite.
Click here to read the full case study.
Facility Information Solutions
Rhonda Small
Associate Principal
New team. New building. New ways of thinking.
Two sites, one goal: enhancing the user experience at Sysco
Four Steps to Building a Facilities Road Map.

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If you're reading this post, it's likely you're delivering online training. Or maybe you're thinking about it for your business in the near future. But, are you getting the best results from your training?
The truth is a lot of businesses' eLearning efforts can be improved. And it can often be done with just a few tweaks or changes here and there. Let's make the most of your eLearning with our list of the common pitfalls we see organizations experience. We've also included the tips and tools you need to overcome each one and achieve eLearning success for your business.
Like with any new software, when introducing a learning management system (LMS) to your organization, it's essential that you get your users in, training effectively and knowing how and why they are using your system. If not, they risk being confused and failing to engage.
Having an intuitive, easy-to-use system makes this task a lot simpler for you and your learners. Features like triggered emails to nurture your users into your LMS by welcoming and reminding them about their training. Or single sign-on that enables a user access multiple applications using just one set of credentials. Not only will this help them get to grips with the system faster and increase engagement, it will also benefit you. An intuitive, user-friendly system means there is no hand-holding of your learners through the onboarding process, thus saving you a lot of time and effort.
An often skipped over step is getting senior staff onboard with online training. Not informing them about the benefits and challenges leave you in danger of them having no interest in the outcome of your training efforts or seeing it as a waste of time.
If you're just starting to train your customers or employees, it's smart to include leadership from the get-go. Become an eLearning champion and start nurturing a learning culture in your organization. Or if you're already training, it's not too late. A quick explainer about the benefits, return on investment, time savings, etc. will show them the true value of your efforts. You could even include them by letting them take a course themselves or set them up as managers and admins in your LMS. This will not only help you delegate tasks but increase the likelihood of the knowledge of the benefits being trickled down throughout your organization.
There's a vast array or LMSs on the market. It can be easy to end up using one that isn't right for you. Perhaps you've outgrown the system you got a few years ago, maybe the LMS you have is clunky and outdated or your business already had software so you're having to shoehorn it to fit your needs. Whatever the reason, it can impact your training efforts and affect your return on investment.
Don't waste any more time. Switching LMS is easier than you'd think and can have big benefits for you in the long-run (save you time, money, effort, increase learner engagement etc.). As a first step, why not list the pros and cons of your current system - big and small? This should help you figure out if it's time for a change.
Adding users one by one, enrolling each learner in an individual course, tracking compliance training and recertification - micromanaging your LMS is time-consuming. And it's distracting you from other, more important tasks.
Pretty nifty, huh? And this is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to tasks you can automate.
Your LMS is full of invaluable data. Data that could improve your eLearning and help you engage your learners. Are you using it? Many people delivering training don't utilize the reports or they aren't aware of the useful information they can track.
And as mentioned above, all these reports can be automated so getting information is quick and easy.
One aspect of online training that often deters people is the content. Building courses, creating fresh content, it sounds like a lot of work. However, it needn't be.
The truth is you probably already have a lot more content than you think and it's ripe for the picking! Documents, videos, past webinars, powerpoint presentations, you'd be surprised how many of these are already available to you - particularly if you've done traditional, face-to-face training in the past. These all are the building blocks of an eLearning course. Use, adapt and combine them to make an engaging online course.
We're not saying text-based eLearning doesn't work, but it can be a little… dull. And dull content can impact your engagement rates and discourage learners from coming back. Adding multimedia elements like images, video, and audio is a proven way to liven up content and appeal to learners.
An example of this in action comes from Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL). They feature video footage in the majority of their courses to add an interactive learning experience. It earned a remarkably high engagement rate and incredible feedback from their learners.
If you're on the fence about using multimedia for your audience, test it out and see if it boosts your engagement rates.
Online training should be a two-way street. You're delivering training to your learners, they take it and then give feedback. Feedback is a vital component that can help you shape your current efforts. If you aren't already utilizing feedback from your learners, start today and it can be done in a number of ways.
One way is surveys. These can be added to courses or sent to your learners once they've completed a course. You can also get your learners to provide a review of your course after finishing. Don't forget to mine your reports for treasured data too. Insights into completion rates, exam reports and so on show you where your audience is (or isn't) engaged and what is not working for them.
Investigating what tools integrate with your LMS is a clever move. It can save you time, transfer crucial data and eliminate repetitive tasks. So why not give it a try? CRM, HR, sales, marketing - check if your most used systems can be integrated with your LMS and the benefits doing so will have for you.
For example, if you use a HR or CRM system, you can integrate that directly with LearnUpon. This means you can automate the creation of users, groups, and enrollments - a serious time saver for you.
If you've been delivering training for a while, chances are you've gotten into a rhythm. You do things a certain way, with certain features and tools and that works for you. That's fine, but are you missing out on features that can make your job easier?
A great LMS should constantly introduce new features that make things more simple and efficient - check them out! Whether it's adding gamification to your courses or creating different learning portals in your LMS, give it a try. It could have big benefits for your training.
If you're experiencing these pitfalls, don't panic! You can start making simple changes today that can help you overcome these. We suggest start small and pick one you think will be easiest to tackle. Once that one is done, move on to the next and build from there. As long as you focus on improving your eLearning, it should have a positive impact.
Have you ever experienced any of these pitfalls or think there are other common mistakes businesses are making? Let us know what you think in the comments below.


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Hyderabad Plots at Lowest Price. Get 14% Discount on Group Buying Plots in Laurel City, Hyderabad.
We are forming a group for buying plots in Hyderabad at the lowest price. The builder is selling the plots at Rs. 1,400 per sq whereas group members can buy it at Rs. 1,200 per sq yard only i.e. at a discount of more than 14%.
Commercial plot adjacent to 100' feet road would cost Rs. 2500 per sq yard.
Loans upto 70% of the total cost is also available for leading banks / NBFC.
The Laurel City is proposed to be the authentic marvel beyond comparison. Residential/Commercial plots nestled in evergreen vegetation, excellent landscaping and impeccable ambience that would match the much desired global standards in an exclusively strategic location aimed at faster growth and comfort living.
Project located on the 100' wide link road that connects "Srisailam and Bengaluru highway".
10 minutes smooth drive to most of the landmarks.
Various SEZs like Raheja, Amusement Park, and many more IT Parks are within easy reach from Laurel City.
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Election Federal judge rejects Trump attempt to overturn Wisconsin election results
Federal judge rejects Trump attempt to overturn Wisconsin election results
A federal judge on Saturday rejected President Trump's attempt to throw out Wisconsin's election results and allow the GOP-controlled Legislature to possibly appoint the state's electors.
Trump had argued decisions made in how the election was run usurped the Legislature's authority in urging U.S. District Judge Brett Ludwig to overturn the results.
But Ludwig ruled the record shows the selection of the presidential electors "was conducted in the very manner established by the Wisconsin Legislature."
Ludwig wrote it was "an extraordinary case" with a sitting president who lost reelection asking to set "aside the popular vote based on disputed issues of election administration" that could've been raised before the vote occurred.
"This Court has allowed plaintiff the chance to make his case and he has lost on the merits. In his reply brief, plaintiff 'asks that the Rule of Law be followed.'" Ludwig wrote. "It has been."
It is the latest legal setback for Trump and his allies in their efforts to overturn Wisconsin's election results. The state Supreme Court has rejected taking original action in three suits. And a Racine County reserve judge rejected Trump's arguments in one of those cases once it was refiled in circuit court, though that case has been appealed to the state Supreme Court.
Ludwig is the second federal judge in Wisconsin to rule against the president and his allies after U.S. Judge Pamela Pepper earlier this week shot down a suit filed by former Trump attorney Sidney Powell. Meanwhile, the U.S. Supreme Court yesterday refused to hear a suit Texas filed seeking to overturn the results in Wisconsin and three other states.
The lawsuit argued the way Wisconsin ran its presidential election usurped the authority of the state Legislature and thus violated the "manner" lawmakers prescribed for appointing the state's electors. The suit specifically targeted the use of drop boxes to collect absentee ballots, advice the Elections Commission gave to local clerks that they could fill in missing information for witnesses on absentee ballot envelopes and voters who claimed indefinitely confined status, which allowed them to avoid having to show a photo ID to vote.
The suit wanted the Legislature to decide a remedy.
But Ludwig wrote the president was conflating how the election was administered with the "manner" laid out in state law to award the state's electors.
To find otherwise, he added, would mean anyone who loses a presidential election could "hire a team of clever lawyers, could flag claimed deviations from the election rules and cast doubt on the election results."
What's more, Ludwig ruled the Wisconsin Elections Commission was following the charge lawmakers gave the agency when it was created.
"In sum, far from defying the will of the Wisconsin Legislature in issuing the challenged guidance, the WEC was in fact acting pursuant to the legislature's express directives," he wrote.
JR Ross
Evers finished '20 with $3.4 million in bank; raised $2.7 million from state Dem Party
Trump again asks U.S. Supreme Court to overturn Wisconsin election results
Trump asks U.S. Supreme Court to find Wisconsin election 'failed,' have Legislature appoint electors


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Slovan Liberec vs Slavia Prague Prediction 6 December 2019
Slovan Liberec hosts Slavia Prague in round 19 of Czech Liga 1. The match will be played on Friday, December 6th at Stadión U Nisy (Liberec)
The home field can be the only advantage of Slovan. The team has not lost eight matches in Liberec. But we must proceed not from these results but from strength of the rival and the game of Slovan. The hosts' appearances cannot be called stable - a 5-0 victory alternates with a 1-4 defeat to Viktoria from the second league. Currently, Slovan takes only ninth place, and given that it conceded in five of seven last matches, it will be difficult to defend a draw in a match against the leader.
Slavia shows a completely different quality of football. European one. The team played with Barcelona, Inter and Borussia, and it has to go to Dortmund very soon, so it is likely to affect the game of the local championship. However, Red-whites can be declared champion of the Czech Republic even now. The gap is nine points, and most importantly, there are only three goals conceded in 18 rounds. And although Slavia hasn't scored a lot lately, it is naturally considered a favorite. The first leg match ended in a dry victory with a 1-0 score.
Bookmakers raised the coefficient for the visitors' victory from 1.50 to 1.75. It may be logical before the sixth round of the Champions League, but the level of the opponents' game is completely different. Slavia can gain victory with the semi-reserve squad. The hosts most likely will not be able to score, but the goal of the visitors is predicted. I would not invent anything and just bet on Slavia's victory. The advantage is natural. Let the team win only six out of ten matches on a foreign pitch.
Prediction for the match: Slavia Prague to win
4.2 from	5 , as rated by 55 voters
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AUGUSTA, Ga. — Gabriella Moorehead of Burlington didn't win the Drive, Chip and Putt national finals Sunday at Augusta National, but getting to the finals was already a win in her coach's eyes.
Moorehead, 9, has only been playing golf for five years and working with her coach, Ted Bonham, for two years. The progress he has seen in just those two years leaves him not only optimistic leaving Augusta, but optimistic about her future.
Since he has been working with Moorehead, he has been impressed with her willingness to want to learn. Bonham said one of her strongest traits as a student of the game is she isn't just a quick learner, but she listens, which can be a difficult task for a junior golfer at times.
Bonham added that what makes her stand out is how she wasn't quick to start hacking away like most 9-year-olds. One of the first things she wanted to learn was putting, what he referred to as the "boring part" of the sport for younger players starting to learn the game.
"She sees it as a lot of fun and it was kind of different (Sunday) that her worst event was putting when that (is usually) her strong suit," Bonham said.
Gabriella finished with 12 points in Sunday's Drive, Chip and Putt finals. Bonham said it was interesting to watch because she normally struggles with driving and that was her best category. Putting is normally her strongest game and she struggled with that. A lot of that being unfamiliar with how fast the green was playing, but it wasn't an excuse.
She had a nice supporting crew with her aside from the spectators that came out to watch the event. Along with her coach, she had various family members including her dad. He was elated to see his daughter compete at the home of the Masters.
Matt Moorehead added that he hopes his daughter's first time at Augusta National is a springboard and motivates her throughout the rest of her golf career. He said he hopes to see his daughter back here at next year's event, but didn't make any definitive predictions. Her coach felt differently.
"I can probably answer the question: That she will come back, she will. She loves competition," Bonham said.


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It's constantly a lively and busy atmosphere at The Briars, and I'm really pleased with everything I've achieved so far. I had the opportunity to speak about Harvest Fast Day at Nottingham Cathedral! There were so many people there and I'm so proud I did it!
I'm a big Pope Francis fan and we've been reading his latest encyclical Laudato Si'. It's been surprisingly easy to read and it's opened my eyes to so much. It's also proven useful to reference when talking to groups about CAFOD's One Climate, One World campaign.
I'm learning so much every day at The Briars and it's been great just chatting to young people about what's going on in the world and how they can make a difference. I can't wait for what this year has in store!
Hello everyone! My name is Jason. This year I'm lucky enough to be involved in CAFOD's Step into the Gap programme. I feel it's the perfect opportunity for me as I'm still unsure as to what to do next with my life so I'm in a place where I have the support to develop my own skills but also focus on making a change in the world through my actions!
I'm very passionate about photography and film making and overall the power of media, so I look forward to seeing how I can utilise those skills this year to spread CAFOD's work worldwide! It's been a very busy first few weeks at The Briars getting stuck in at the deep end. I can tell it's going to be a very productive year! I'm most excited about the people I will meet and the stories I will experience along the way!
Hey guys! We've now started our placement at YMT with CAFOD, and we're starting to take our first steps into the gap!
We learnt during our first week of training at YMT that it's important to also enter into our year ahead with an open heart and mind. During our first meeting with Bishop Seamus of Hexham and Newcastle, he explained to the team how important it was in our role as youth ministers to let go and let God transform our fears and anxieties about the year ahead. Although it can be a painful process he explained that it's only then that our hearts can be fully open to the Holy Spirit and enable us to serve God and the young people around us to our full God-given potential.
This made a lot of sense and reminded us that to get the most out of our gap year we must let our faith be bigger than our fear. It can be hard but that is the challenge. With faith overcoming fear we can achieve anything we set our minds to! 'Do not be afraid' is written in the Bible 365 times, as a daily reminder to live everyday fearless. That is our aim for the year ahead as we begin our journey.
Hello, my name is Alice and my Step into the Gap placement with CAFOD has is coming into full swing – and I'm loving it!
Originally from Anglesey in North Wales, I took a gap year in Australia before returning to do a degree in International Studies and am now pleased to say I'm having a year with CAFOD in a field I really want to work in and am very much enjoying!
My placement is in Newman University, Birmingham with the Chaplaincy Team and everyone, staff and students, have been so welcoming and have really helped me to settle in. Hopefully through the Step into the Gap year I will be successful in promoting global development and social justice issues close to CAFOD's heart, to as many staff and students as possible.
Throughout the year I'm really looking forward to continuing on this theme of work and getting to know staff and students from all kinds of backgrounds. As this placement is going to be part of the Connect2 Ethiopia project, it's going to be enjoyable as it will be a good way to bring the work we do here in the UK to life. I'm also excited about entering into city life as being a bit of a country bumpkin the bright lights offer lots of new experiences to be had!
Hi, my name is Katy. I am 18 and from Warrington. I am super excited to be working at St Mary's as a part of my gap year placement with CAFOD as one of their gaplains.
I have done a lot of work in my own parish with our youth and am part of the Liverpool Archdiocese pilgrimage to Lourdes during summer; this has given me many skills that I hope will come in useful this year. I am also excited about the trip abroad I will be taking part in at the beginning of next year as I think it will be a remarkable and unique experience. For me the most important thing this year is to have fun, gain new skills and enjoy a challenging experience.
I am really happy with the way the first few weeks of my placement have gone and feel like I will gain a lot from the experience and hope that people feel they can get a lot from me. As this is the first time living away from my family I was a little nervous but I think I have settled really well into my role and also feel happy that I also have the Parish that I work in helping me and guiding me.
My name is Michelle. I'm 18, from Bristol and I've just finished college. I'm applying to university this year and I will hopefully be studying Neuroscience after this gap year – fingers crossed!
I'm based in St Mary's Catholic Academy in Blackpool where I'm working in the Chaplaincy office. My job description involves so many things such as mentoring and dealing with the day-to-day joys and struggles of teenage life… We also help to organise assemblies and facilitate prayer and worship around the school.
As a CAFOD volunteer, a big part of my job is taking a lead in fundraising and raising awareness of social justice issues in the school. Harvest was really fun, with people decorating cakes, buying bright green "Brighten up the world" wristbands and on the big day – Harvest Fast Day itself – the whole school wore something bright!
I went to a Catholic secondary school which is where I was introduced to CAFOD but I didn't really know much about its work until I went to college and started the CAFOD Young Leadership Programme. Through that, I got more opportunities to learn about CAFOD which led to me eventually finding out about Step into the Gap and applying.
Hello! My name is Fiona, I'm 18 years old, and I'm on my gap year. I've been interested in social action and justice work for a while now, so I'm very glad to be spending my year out of education with CAFOD's Step into the Gap programme. As part of the programme, I'm based at a charity called Just Youth in Salford. I'll be doing things like leading retreats in our partner schools, doing activities in primary and high schools, and helping out with running a Youth Club. I'll also be working with the charity Revive and spending some time working with local refugees and asylum seekers. I'm loving working with all the young people and helping to make a difference. As an added bonus, I'm learning so many new skills already. It's going to be a great year!
Hey, I'm Joanna, I'm 18 years old from the small city of Lincoln. I'm taking part in CAFOD's Step into the Gap programme at Just Youth in Salford. Here, I'm working with young people in schools and in the youth club and also having the opportunity to meet refugees and asylum seekers through the partner charity Revive.
I decided not to go to university in January and so the search was on to find something to do. Having always had a passion for justice and social action, volunteering with CAFOD seemed like a perfect way to spend my gap year. I'm particularly looking forward to going overseas and having the opportunity to see first hand the work that CAFOD does.


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Q: Python functions and their __call__ attribute I am using Python 2.7.2.  I want to understand the relationship between calling a function and calling the __call__ attribute of the function.  For example, consider the following code
def foo():
    return 5
print foo()          # ==> 5
print foo.__call__() # ==> 5

foo.__call__ = lambda : 6
print foo()          # ==> 5
print foo.__call__() # ==> 6

The firsts four lines seem to indicate the calling the function foo is the same as calling the __call__ attribute of foo.  However, the last three lines seem to indicate that they are different beasts since I changed the __call__ attribute but it didn't change the value returned by a call to foo().
Can someone explain the relationship between calling foo() and calling foo.__call__()?  Is there a way to modify the behavior of the function so that foo() as well as foo.__call__() now returns 6 instead of 5?

A: I recommend you read special method lookup for new-style classes (especially the last paragraph).

For new-style classes, implicit invocations of special methods are
  only guaranteed to work correctly if defined on an object's type, not
  in the object's instance dictionary.

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Yes, you read quite right. Last time, I was talking about returning to the roots... well, let's up the ante a little. I'm returning to the two franchises where I started from back in 2010, for two simple reasons. One, come July 9th, the original Donkey Kong arcade game created by Shigeru Miyamoto turns 35. Second, I've played a lot of Mario and Donkey Kong games lately, with my quite recent acquisition of the Nintendo 3DS and the even more recent acquisition of the Wii U. 35 years, with both main characters of Donkey Kong still very much alive and kicking (though mostly in their own separate divisions nowadays) - that's a LONG time, and me, a Nintendo kid and retro gamer to the core cannot leave this celebration unnoticed. Of course, most retro games in these franchises were already covered a long time ago - it's time to focus on some choice efforts from the last 16 years. I'm very excited to return to these two long-standing favourites of mine and see how the years have treated them during my time apart from Nintendo.
With luck, the marathon starts tonight. With almost as much luck, it starts tomorrow night, and will last until July 9th (give or take, June 28-July 8 is a busy time for me), and it is then I will write a bit more definitive speech for modern gaming's eldest arch rivals and the celebration of their big day.


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Supervisory Committees Authority to Retain Legal Counsel for its Exclusive Use
97-0649 / October 1997
Steven R. Bisker, Esq.
Re: Supervisory Committee's Authority to Retain Legal Counsel for its Exclusive Use
Your letter of June 20, 1997
Dear Mr. Bisker:
You have asked whether a federal credit union's (FCU's) supervisory committee has the authority to retain legal counsel to assist it in performing its functions. You also have asked whether the board of directors can set budget limits which, in the opinion of the supervisory committee, interfere with the work the attorney is expected to perform. Your second question is really two questions: whether the board of directors can limit the funding and what happens if there is a dispute between the board of directors and the supervisory committee about the amount of funds that should be available.
For purposes of addressing your questions, we are assuming that there is no legal counsel already serving the FCU or that there are reasons why the supervisory committee either cannot or does not want to rely on the legal counsel who generally serves the FCU. We want to note that, when an attorney is compensated by a credit union, it is the credit union, not the board of directors, who is the attorney's client. The attorney owes a duty of loyalty to the client, the credit union, not to any individual or group within the credit union. Thus, barring some particular problem, the supervisory committee should be able to consult with legal counsel who already serves the FCU.
There may be circumstances where it is appropriate for the supervisory committee to retain its own legal counsel to assist it in carrying out its responsibilities. We think that whether it is appropriate for the supervisory committee to hire its own counsel will depend on the facts in a particular case. Assuming the circumstances are appropriate, the board of directors, nevertheless, has the authority to set funding limits because of its general responsibility for the financial management of the FCU. If the board of directors and supervisory committee disagree about the hiring of legal counsel or the amount of funding to be made available, as discussed below, the supervisory committee has various options it can consider.
It is the duty of the supervisory committee to make or cause to be made an annual audit and such supplementary audits as it deems necessary. 12 U.S.C. §1761(d). The supervisory committee is responsible for ensuring that the credit union's management practices and procedures are sufficient to safeguard members' assets. 12 C.F.R. §701.12(b)(1)(ii). How the supervisory committee meets this responsibility is left to its discretion, but the FCU bylaws contemplate that the board will approve the compensation to be paid to anyone assisting the supervisory committee. Article X, Section 3 of FCU Bylaws. If the FCU's board of directors has already approved the supervisory committee's budget and the fee for legal counsel is within that budget, the supervisory committee would be free to retain legal counsel to assist it in performing its functions.
If the supervisory committee does not have an established budget for its operations but wishes to employ legal counsel, the supervisory committee should obtain authorization for payment before hiring legal counsel. First, it is the board of directors that is generally responsible for paying the FCU's bills. The Federal Credit Union Act provides that the board of directors is responsible for the financial management of an FCU. 12 U.S.C. §1761(b). Also, we note that Article VIII, Section 5 of the FCU Bylaws provides that the board of directors, acting through the financial officer or management official it may appoint, has custody of the FCU's funds. Second, as a practical matter, because legal counsel might not undertake to provide services without some assurance of being paid, the supervisory committee should seek the approval of the board of directors. Assuming that the circumstances are appropriate for the supervisory committee to hire legal counsel, the board of directors should be reasonable in providing funding.
Given their roles and responsibilities, we recognize that there may be a degree of tension between the supervisory committee and the board of directors. For example, we note that, although the board of directors appoints the supervisory committee and establishes its budget, the supervisory committee has the power to suspend members of the board and to conduct investigations of the board of directors. 12 U.S.C. §1761(a),(b); Federal Credit Union Bylaws, Article X, Section 1, 5. Thus, there may be circumstances where the supervisory committee wishes to obtain its own legal counsel and the board of directors will be obligated to provide reasonable funding even where the board, itself, or one or more of its members are the object of the supervisory committee's investigation.
If the supervisory committee and board of directors are unable to resolve a dispute about funding, the supervisory committee could consider calling for a special meeting of the members under Article X, Section 6 of the FCU bylaws, assuming the grounds for such a special meeting exist. The supervisory committee could consider filing a lawsuit to obtain a judicial determination of its right to hire its own legal counsel. To do so, the supervisory committee would have to find legal counsel willing to undertake the matter based on the contingency that counsel would only be paid if the court found in favor of the supervisory committee's right to hire its own counsel. Members of the supervisory committee, themselves, could fund the litigation with the expectation that they could be reimbursed if the court found in favor of their right to hire counsel. If matters involve a threat to the safety and soundness of the FCU or involve violations of law or regulation, the supervisory committee could also consider referring the matter to the NCUA.
As a general matter, it is our opinion that, if any internal disputes over funding of this type arise, the board of directors and the supervisory committee should use their best efforts to resolve the matter among themselves keeping in mind the best interests of the FCU.
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Q. You guys came in averaging 27 free throw attempts, had eight tonight. A function of not being aggressive enough offensively, or what leads to that?
FRAN McCAFFERY: Our game plan was to throw the ball inside, and we did. Many times. We threw it in there a lot.
Q. So you guys were aggressive enough?
FRAN McCAFFERY: Phenomenally aggressive, the most aggressive we've been all year long tonight, throwing the ball inside.
Q. That four-minute block right out of halftime, Tyler scored 11 points. What did they change to kind of prevent him from scoring?
FRAN McCAFFERY: Yeah, you're right. That was -- we had some good shots. I thought we had some good -- I thought Isaiah had some good looks, Joe, J-Bo, and they've been making them. And they were open. So that's unfortunate. They're good kids. Just tell them to keep firing.
Q. What makes their offense-to-defense transition, especially off a make, so tough? It seems like that's kind of where they made that run after half.
FRAN McCAFFERY: Yeah, you know, their bigs run, they get it in quick. I thought we did a pretty good job for most of the game. That one stretch we didn't do as well.
FRAN McCAFFERY: The atmosphere was great. Our fans are phenomenal. They always are. The students showed up in full force. I appreciate that. The players appreciate that more than anything. It was loud in here, and that's what you want.
Q. I assume you expect this team to bounce back. You've had some tough losses before.
FRAN McCAFFERY: Yeah, absolutely. There were a lot of good things that happened for our team tonight, and you can't lose sight of that because you get beat. There was a stretch in the game where it got away from us. That's unfortunate. We really had some clean looks there. Like I said, we were throwing the ball inside to get to the free-throw line, just to stop the game and slow it down a little bit, and -- so that's unfortunate.
Q. What was the game plan on Cassius?
FRAN McCAFFERY: He's just a really good player. That kid is a special player. He keeps his dribble, he looks for people, and he kind of picks his spots, when to shoot the ball. His shooting percentage from three is tremendous. He makes big shots in very important situations. He's really consistent at doing that and controlling the game. That's why they're where they are, and you've got to give him credit for that. He's a tremendous player.
Q. Did you sense your guys being frustrated with the lack of foul calls during the game and maybe struggling to overcome that?
FRAN McCAFFERY: You said that, I didn't.


A skillet lasagna, made with mushrooms and spinach? Yes please. It's a dreamy vegetarian dish made in (nearly) one pot, which means less dishes and easier clean-up. The truth? You need two for this recipe, so it's almost a one-pot dinner. But you'll forgive the extra pan when you taste this! It comes together very quickly and makes for an incredible dinner. Skillet lasagna is all the rage. I actually did not know this. But it makes tons of sense, right? It's lasagna that cooks on the stove top in lieu of all the steps and layering everything into a pan and waiting for it to bake.
Hey, I'm also looking out for you. If you want this to truly be a one-pot skillet lasagna, use bottled alfredo sauce. I included a recipe for a quick homemade version that I used for this because my family prefers it to the jarred kind. Either way you do it, this skillet lasagna is going to be outrageously yummy. Don't say I didn't warn you!
1. Heat a deep 3 to 4-quart saucepan over medium high heat. Add the olive oil and heat until it shimmers, about 30 seconds. Add the onion. Cook, stirring often, until it starts to turn golden and has softened.
2. Next add the sliced mushrooms. They will release quite a bit of liquid as they cook and turn golden brown. This takes about 15-20 minutes. They will reduce by about half in volume. Stir frequently so they don't burn on the bottom of the pan. If the pan starts to cook dry, add a little bit more oil or water and scrape up the browned parts with a wooden spatula or spoon.
3. Add the garlic and Italian herbs to the pan and cook for a few more minutes. Stir in the alfredo or white sauce (see below). Taste and add salt and pepper, if needed. Bring to a low simmer.
5. When the pasta is still a little undercooked (almost al dente), add the baby spinach. Stir gently to combine. It will start to wilt and lose it's volume. Add it in two batches if needed so it doesn't overflow.
6. Sprinkle the cheese evenly over the top. Cover with the lid and turn the heat off. The residual heat will finish cooking the pasta and melt the cheese.
7. For a browned top, place the pan under a hot oven broiler for a few minutes. Sprinkle with sliced basil and serve immediately.
Melt butter in a medium saucepan. Whisk in the flour and let cook for 1 minute, careful not to let it brown. Whisk in the milk and cook, stirring or whisking constantly until thickened, about 3-5 minutes. Stir in the cheese a little at a time, whisking well. Taste and add salt, if needed, and the pinch nutmeg. Keep warm until ready to assemble lasagna.


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I'm kinda silent also. Yesterday, we lost another member of Blogville to the big C. Angus Fala was a 13 year old Scottie. angusfala.com.
So sorry for your loss. We shall send up an Arooo hymn for him today.
Hello my gorgeous friend! Love your smile 🙂 Hope you have a fabulous Sunday.
You look so pleased to be snoopervising in the garden, Stuart! Ah, the site of that wheelbarrow behind you says Spring is on its way.
You should be riding in the wheelbarrow like a king being carried on his throne…….but I guess the Peeps have other ideas. Nice smile!
We heard about Angus……sent hugs to his family…………as for you – you look ready for Spring Stuart!
You do have a pawfect Scottie smiley, luffs it!


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She was donning cat eye sunglasses and a white t-shirt dress. Fans and fellow artists have since been sending her birthday wishes. The 'Binkolera' singer will on December 21, 2017 treat her fans to a Sheebah's Album Listening Party at Sky Lounge and Roof Top. The damage will be 50k.


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Admiral Kuznetsov Aircraft Carrier with Su-33 Fighter Jets
Aircraft of the Russian Admiral Kuznetsov carrier battle group flew 420 combat sorties hitting 1000 targets of ISIS and anti-Syrian terrorist groups, the Russian MoD detailed.
The carrier group which includes MiG-29K and Su-33 combat jets is returning from the Mediterranean to its home airbase in Severomorsk in the north of Russia, an MoD press release, reported in various Russian media, said.
"For the first time in the history of the Russian Navy, carrier-based aircraft conducted combat missions by launching strikes directly from the ship on terrorists' headquarters, control centers, groups of militants, hardware, firing positions and terrorist strongholds," the Russian Defense Ministry said.
The naval aviation pilots carried out 420 sorties, of which 117 were carried out at night, as well as 750 missions as part of the search and rescue operations and transport support, the ministry said.
Over 40 naval-based aircraft have participated in the mission.
In October 2016, Russia's naval group, consisting of the Admiral Kuznetsov, the Pyotr Veliky battle cruiser, the Severomorsk and the Vice-Admiral Kulakov anti-submarine destroyers, and support vessels, was sent to the Mediterranean.
Since the group's arrival to Syria, the air wing based at the Admiral Kuznetsov had participated in Russia's anti-terror operation until January 6.
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Q: how would I break this index in smaller, appengine query-planner-like? I have this index:
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Here are all the indexes I am using currently:

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You might end up with a lot of indexes if you've changed your code a lot and have issued various sorts of queries for this kind.  You can get rid of old indexes for queries you are no longer using.


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Which Major Character(s) Will die in The Battle of Winterfell?
We've had two bloodless, at times achingly heartfelt episodes to prepare us for what's to come. Both "Winterfell" and "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" allowed us to spend some time with characters we've had nearly a decade to get to know. The third episode of Game of Thrones eighth and final season will offer no such opportunity for reflection.
Death has arrived in Winterfell. The squabbles, the memories, and the quiet conversations by firelight are over. The Night King and his army will lay claim to some—if not the dreaded scenario, all—of these people from here on out. It's a certainty that many of the minor-major characters will fall. We're talking about folks we all really like, but aren't the series' mainstays. Davos Seaworth, Jorah Mormont, Missandei, Grey Worm, Gilly, the Hound, Gendry, Beric, Tormund, Theon—some of these people aren't going to make it out of the next episode. If they do, many won't make it through episode four.
The question we have about episode three is which major character might take the fall? It's the guessing game many GoT watchers are playing right now. So let's play!
Season 8, episode 2 (debut 4/21/19): Emilia Clarke, Kit Harington. Photo: Helen Sloan/HBO
Unless show creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss have a major shocker up their sleeves, we can assume that both Dany and Jon will survive the next episode. So much of the intrigue that has fueled Game of Thrones has been based on her quest for power and his formerly mysterious lineage. Dany and Jon are inexorably linked, and their fates, in a way, represent the fate of everyone in the Seven Kingdoms. This means it's very likely they both make it through episode 3 at the minimum.
Season 8, episode 2 (debut 4/21/19): Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Gwendoline Christie. Photo: Helen Sloan/HBO
The same can't be said for two characters who featured prominently in the last episode. Brienne of Tarth and Jaime Lannister. Yes, you could argue Brienne isn't a major character, but we're here to defend her. Both Brienne and Jaime were given marvelous capstones to their intriguing character arcs. Jaime's gone from a cocky, ruthless Kingslayer to something entirely different. One-handed, humbled, and honorable if you want to get alliterative about it. Brienne has always been an honorable figure, but "A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms," named after her, finally bestowed her the title she's long deserved, courtesy of Jaime himself. You couldn't ask for a better sendoff for either character. Both seem like very possible choices to pay the ultimate sacrifice in the coming battle.
Season 8, episode 2 (debut 4/21/19): Rory McCann, Maisie Williams. Photo: Helen Sloan/HBO
Arya's fate might have us most vexed of all. Few characters have changed as drastically as she has. From a precocious and spirited child in the pilot to a vengeful killer, Arya is arguably the character we fear the most for. Arya isn't going to be sitting out the battle in the crypt. Her death would be heartbreaking, but it would also make narrative sense. The writers have given her a steely-eyed demeanor in which she doesn't seem to fear death. In fact, she's been courting death for a long time, and she'll face it, head on, with her new double-edged dragonglass spear.
Season 8, episode 2 (debut 4/21/19): Peter Dinklage. Photo: Helen Sloan/HBO
If you had to pick the single character that represents GoT in its sprawling entirety, it would be Peter Dinklage's Tyrion. Funny, self-deprecating, brilliant, and a survivor above all. Tyrion's always managed to figure out how to make himself essential to whoever happened to hold power over whether he lived or died (save his sister). Now, however, he no longer has that ability. His usefulness only makes sense if the living survives this war. Tyrion requested to fight in the coming battle, but Daenerys refused, saying he'd be needed in the aftermath. Yet one imagines that Tyrion may rebel and join his brother and his friends. If that's the case, he could be a major character who meets his end in episode three. Like Arya's potential death, seeing Tyrion fall would be a major blow and proof that Game of Thrones is still unafraid to take out beloved characters.
Season 8, episode 2 (debut 4/21/19): Sophie Turner.Photo: Helen Sloan/HBO
Sansa's a tricky one. She has become one of the most credible leaders in all of Westeros. Her grasp on politics, tactics and human behavior is formidable. It's hard to imagine her hiding in the crypt with the rest of the noncombatants. She's a leader, which means she'll likely be out amongst her people as the Night King makes his push. Yet will she die? You would think that Game of Thrones needs Sansa going forward, to both counter Daenerys and provide her cousin (this feels strange to write) Jon Snow with some much-needed clarity. Her fate is a tough one to gauge, but we're guessing she makes it through the next episode. Or maybe this is just our hope.
Season 8, episode 2 (debut 4/21/19): Isaac Hempstead Wright. Photo: Helen Sloan/HBO
Bran—the Three-Eyed Raven—put himself on the line in the war strategy meeting. He revealed that the Night King's overall designs include killing Bran personally. "He wants to erase this world. And I am its memory." He then suggested—and the rest of the crew reluctantly agreed—to be the bait that lures the Night King into the Godswood. Theon valiantly requested that he and his Iron Born men be there to defend him. This makes Bran a major character with the most plausibly dangerous position heading into the next episode—yet—if Bran's death means the Night King wins, one might rightfully assume he manages to survive, in some shape or form, at least for a little while longer.
Season 8: Lena Headey. Photo: Helen Sloane/HBO
One main character we can be almost certain will make it through episode three is Cersei. The Ice Queen's grand plan is to wait out the Battle of Winterfell in King's Landing, then kill whoever's left. While she'll almost certainly survive the next episode, her overall fate seems grim. She's the most hated person in all of the Seven Kingdoms who doesn't have blue eyes and an army of dead people. Whoever wins the Battle of Winterfell will surely come for her net.
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2019 | DIR: KEVIN KOLSCH & DENNIS WIDMYER | STARRING: JASON CLARKE, AMY SEIMETZ, JOHN LITHGOW | REVIEW BY GLENN COCHRANE.
Pet Sematary is my favourite Stephen King story, both literarily and cinematically. It has been a favourite horror film of mine for over 20-years and we even dedicated an entire episode of our podcast to it recently. Some people cringed at the announcement of a remake and debate raged about whether or not it was necessary, whereas I approached it as a new adaptation, rather than a blatant rehash.
Firstly let me say that PET SEMATARY (2019) is amongst the best contemporary mainstream horror films of the moment. It is a quality horror film - better than most theatrical horror releases - and it is definitely worth the price of admission. But the problem I have is that I had planned on approaching this review without ever referencing the previous 1989 version. I was adamant on treating this as a new adaptation and not a remake, and yet you can imagine my frustration when the new film ends up relying so heavily on the audience's knowledge of that original movie, that ignoring it would be a mistake. Oy Vay.
Fans will know the story well and PET SEMATARY adheres to the familiar plot... for the most part. Louis and Rachel Creed (Jason Clarke and Amy Seimetz) move to the small town of Ludlow with their two children, Ellie and Gage (Jete Laurence and Huge & Lucas Lavoie), and discover an old pet cemetery in the woods behind their house. When their pet cat is hit by a truck they follow the advice of their elderly neighbour, Jud (John Lithgow) and bury its body in an ancient burial ground beyond the cemetery. The feline is resurrected and returns a little different... and undead. Tragedy later strikes the family and the ritual is repeated, leading to macabre consequences. Fans know the drill but I will say no more for the benefit of newcomers.
Co-directors Kevin Kolsch and Dennis Widmyer (Starry Eyes) come to PET SEMATARY with a few tricks up their sleeves, and by playing on the viewer's awareness of the story, they shake things up a bit to catch everyone off guard. Of course I am not going to spoil those surprises, but I will do my best to work around them. The most fundamental shift in the story is also the most audacious, and the result is open to interpretation. Where it could be argued that the story's dramatic and emotional crux is sacrificed, there is merit in the adverse effect of the gratuitous horror being amplified. Various iconic moments and themes are shuffled about to catch viewers off guard and many of the tropes are exploited to the max, while a few components are abandoned entirely (most notably an entire character is excised).
I imagine the response from fans will go either way, with those who cherish King's underlining themes being confused and disappointed, while open-minded viewers may relish in the trickery and manipulation of the story. I have tussled with my feelings since seeing the film and I have ebbed and flowed towards my conclusion. I am sorry to have lost the raw emotional charge of the previous film (and the novel) but I am grateful that consideration was given to my want for something fresh. And having witnessed the movie and its horrors with a willing & responsive audience, I am landing on the side of praise.
Despite the cinema itself playing the film without it's full stereo mix (an unfortunate accident), PET SEMATARY was delivered with a completely atmospheric production and sound designs. From eerie fog-swept forests to effective sound-stage set pieces, the look and sound of the film is torn straight out of the pages of King and unfurled before our eyes. The iconic cemetery itself looks much the same, as described in the novel, and the two houses central to the story are effectively located. The interiors are also as described by King and reminiscent to the 89' film and each room is used effectively as the horror unravels.
The one notable weakness is the addition of several fantasy sequences, which replace some of the original story's most effective cautionary elements. That iconic spectre who haunts Louis to forewarn him of his actions is given less significance, despite being emphasised, and is obscured by an overriding series of dreamscapes. It's one of the sillier misdirections that the filmmakers use to differentiate the film from the other, and their divergence from King's source material seems pointless. It is, however, just as easily overlooked.
The cast is excellent and all three central adult players approach the material with the sincerity it deserves. Clarke and Seimetz are very good and hone in on the true horror of the story, although their emotional arch is not as effective as previously portrayed by Dale Midciff and Denise Crosby. This is no fault of theirs given that the script never allows for them to explore too deeply. John Lithgow assumes the role of Jud perfectly and embodies the same ol' timer qualities of Fred Gwyne in the original, although less frivolously. Lithgow's portrayal is more stoic and remorseful, with perhaps the most emotional reach of the entire cast. And of course the children are fantastic, as is the adorable kitty. The less I say about them the better.
PET SEMATARY is a solid exploit, which takes the audience into the depths of horror without any apologies. It is a suspenseful, tense and unnerving cinematic experience that – like the book – offers no light. This is as grim as Stephen King gets, and that feeling of horrified invigoration also comes with a weighty sense of despair and melancholia. As a fan of the novel and the 1989 film I have no reservations recommending this latest adaptation. All three incarnations proudly occupy the horror landscape and will impress those open-minded King devotees.


He was born in a farm cottage near Nogent-sur-Seine in the Champagne district the son of a farm worker. In the post-Revolution French educational system , most boys received scholarships for education up to age 14, and this allowed him to be educated at the academy at Sens. He then went at the age of sixteen to study pharmacy in Paris. There he attended the lectures of Antoine François Fourcroy and Louis Nicolas Vauquelin. He was allowed into Vauquelin's laboratory even though he was unable to pay the monthly fee of 20 francs, due to the requests of Vauquelin's sisters. But his progress was so rapid that in two or three years he was able to take his master's place at the lecture-table, and Fourcroy and Vauquelin were so satisfied with his performance that they procured for him a school appointment in 1797 as teacher of chemistry, and in 1798 one as répétiteur at the École Polytechnique.
In 1804 Vauquelin resigned his professorship at the Collège de France and successfully used his influence to obtain the appointment for Thénard, who six years later, after Fourcroy's death, was further elected to the chairs of chemistry at the École Polytechnique and the Faculté des Sciences. He also succeeded Fourcroy as member of the Academy. In 1821, he was elected a foreign member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences. In 1825 he received the title of baron from Charles X, and in 1832 Louis Philippe made him a peer of France. From 1827 to 1830 he represented the département of Yonne in the chamber of deputies, and as vice-president of the conseil superieur de l'instruction publique, he exercised a great influence on scientific education in France. He died in Paris on 21 June 1857. A statue was erected to his memory at Sens in 1861, and in 1865 the name of his native village was changed to La Louptière-Thénard.
Above all things Thénard was a teacher; as he himself said, the professor, the assistants, the laboratory — everything must be sacrificed to the students. Like most great teachers he published a textbook, and his Traité de chimie élémentaire, théorique et pratique (4 vols., Paris, 1813–16), which served as a standard for a quarter of a century, perhaps did even more for the advance of chemistry than his numerous original discoveries.
Soon after his appointment as répétiteur at the École Polytechnique he began a lifelong friendship with Joseph Louis Gay-Lussac, and the two carried out many research projects together. Careful analysis led him to dispute some of Claude Louis Berthollet's theoretical views regarding the composition of the metallic oxides, and he also showed Berthollet's "zoonic acid" to be impure acetic acid (1802). In response, Berthollet invited him to become a member of the Society of Arcueil.
In 1806 he analysed the chemical composition of the Alais meteorite, which fell in Alès on 15 March, 1806. This was the first carbonaceous chondrite to be discovered. Thénard found a high carbon content of 2.5 per cent.
His first original paper (1799) was on the compounds of arsenic and antimony with oxygen and sulphur. In 1807, he began important research into ethers. His researches on sebacic acid (1802) and on bile (1807) deserve mention as well, as does his discovery of hydrogen peroxide (1818). In 1799 he developed the pigment known as Thénard's blue in response to a request by Jean-Antoine-Claude Chaptal for a cheap colouring matter.
Herbermann, Charles, ed. (1913). "Baron Louis-Jacques Thénard" . Catholic Encyclopedia. New York: Robert Appleton Company.
^ Thénard L. J. 1806. Analyse d'un aérolithe tombé dans l'arrondissement d'Alais, le 15 mars 1806. Annales de Chimie 59:103–110.
^ L. J. Thénard (1818) "Observations sur des nouvelles combinaisons entre l'oxigène et divers acides," Annales de chimie et de physique, 2nd series, vol. 8, pages 306-312; see especially page 308.
This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). "Thénard, Louis Jacques" . Encyclopædia Britannica. 26 (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press.


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Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat - New Theatre, Hull
Joe McElderry,
Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat,
Henry Metcalfe,
Ben James-Ellis,
Hull,
New Theatre,
Trina Hill,
Sallie Beth-Lawless,
Stagecoach Beverley,
I may be old enough to be Joe McElderry's mother, nay grandmother, but the vision of him in his little silver skirt warmed the cockles of my heart on Tuesday night, as the 2009 X Factor winner wowed a packed Hull New Theatre in the lead role of Joseph.
There was a short delay before curtain up, but the talented orchestra kept us entertained, even inviting a teeny bit of audience participation. Maybe the delay had something to do with our bags being searched on entry – a necessary step in these uncertain times.
But when the pharaoh-decorated curtain did rise, it was well worth the wait. With a starry night as a backdrop, palm trees and pyramids – it was easy to imagine we were basking in the warmth of a middle-eastern night. We were – in Canaan – home to Joseph, his 11 brothers and his father, Jacob (Henry Metcalfe).
For those unfamiliar with the Biblical story, dreamer Joseph is Jacob's favourite son, a fact that annoys the other 11. And when Jacob has a colourful coat made especially for Joseph, brotherly love goes right out of the window.
After Joseph tells of a dream in which he will be more prosperous than his siblings, his scheming brothers sell him into slavery in far away Egypt, to a rich merchant called Potiphar (a dual role for the aforementioned Henry Metcalfe).
Poor Joe, oops, I mean Joseph, was a pitiful sight in slavery, his little silver skirt being replaced by a drab cotton one (damn!) and life isn't good at all.
Meanwhile, his brothers are whooping and a-hollerin' singing a very amusing version of One More Angel In Heaven. With cowboy hats on they sang it in a country and western style that was hilarious.
Life for Joseph gets worse after some shenanigans with the naughty Mrs Potiphar (the long-legged Sallie Beth-Lawless) and, being imprisoned, he sings Close Every Door with such emotion, we feel his pain.
However, one day his dream premonitions come to the attention of the Pharaoh (Ben James-Ellis), who dresses and sings like Elvis - after all he is the King.
Joseph's glowing premonition wows the Pharaoh who thanks him by showering him with riches.
Back home, the starving brothers are regretting getting rid of their dreamy brother. Hearing there is food aplenty in Egypt, off they go, finding themselves begging a masked Joseph - by now in golden trousers (where's the silver skirt!) and very powerful - for clemency, after their youngest brother is caught stealing from Joseph.
Joseph unmasks himself and the brothers fall into each other's arms. All is forgiven. Father and son are reunited and all's well that ends well.
This fabulous production had everything – comedy, colour, dancing, music (calypso, country and western, disco and everything in between), a huge golden motorbike (you had to be there) – plus one of the best singing voices I have ever heard, in Joe McElderry.
Also in fine fettle was the story's Narrator (Trina Hill) whose beautiful, loud voice bounced off the theatre walls.
In fact, everyone up there on the stage sang well, including the youngsters of the Joseph Choir from Stagecoach Beverley.
I can't fault anything about this production. A good 10 minutes from the end we were all on our feet, clapping and singing along to Any Dream Will Do, sung with relish, repeatedly, by Joe and the cast.
Their happiness was infectious. I bet I wasn't the only one who sang all the way home.
Reviewer: Jackie Foottit
Reviewed: 31st October 2017


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Wonder how difficult it is to wrangle a bunch of cats to do a shot-by-shot recreation of The Force Awakens trailer? Between an all green body suit and trying to not to be overwhelmed by their overall adorableness, this shoot was both the most fun and the most challenging for the G&S crew.
We'd like to give a special thanks once again to The Stray Cat Alliance for letting us play around with some of their cutest clients for a few hours. And of course to our director, Dustin for creating by far the cuddliest video in all of the galaxy.
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Aid agencies and education officials are concerned that scaling down school feeding programmes in impoverished rural areas of Afghanistan could adversely affect school attendance and the health and nutrition of hundreds of thousands of schoolchildren.
The concerns were prompted by a 14 April statement by the UN World Food Programme (WFP) which warned that funding shortfalls would threaten food aid delivery to millions of poor Afghans. WFP says it urgently needs US$275 million to continue feeding over seven million vulnerable Afghans, including some two million schoolchildren.
"WFP will be forced to reduce the school-feeding programme in June only because our supplies of high-energy biscuits for distribution in schools are due to run out then. We urgently need new funding to replenish these supplies," Marcus Prior, a WFP spokesman for Asia, told IRIN.
Other programmes such as food for work, food for tuberculosis patients, and distributions to other vulnerable people could also be affected.
"This will have very negative consequences for education in Badakhshan Province," said Rohullah Hamid, a spokesman of the provincial education department, adding that school attendance had already dropped markedly in Yamgan District where food aid to students had been suspended.
School feeding and food aid to schoolchildren are important incentives for education in Afghanistan which has some of the worst literacy rates in the world.
The UN Children's Fund (UNICEF) said schooling may stop "completely" for some children without food aid and feeding programmes.
Officials in the Ministry of Education (MoE), however, said suspending school feeding programmes would not have a catastrophic impact.
"We know the programme is crucial and we support its continuation but I don't think the end of school feeding will have significant implications for the national education system," said Sefatullah Sapai, MoE's spokesman.
In the southern province of Kandahar, where gender disparity in education is marked, officials say that without WFP food aid some poor families would have no incentive to send their girls to school.
"WFP provides cooking oil to school girls and this is a critical incentive," said Najibullah Ahmadi, director of Kandahar's education department.
WFP distributes "a take-home ration of vegetable oil to 600,000 girl students" in a bid to reduce the gender gap in classrooms in areas where female enrolment is low.
Families facing food insecurity, meanwhile, have another motivation to send their children to school: nutritious biscuits freely distributed by WFP.
"The snacks provided to the schoolchildren are prepared from fortified food products and therefore they are a rich source of micronutrients, besides the calories. To some children, the school snack or meal is the only food they have sometimes. The impact will be felt if the programme is pulled or scaled down through low grades [attainment levels] - resulting from loss of concentration and alertness in class, and absenteeism," said Henry Mdebwe, a UN Children's Fund nutrition specialist.
To feed over seven million vulnerable Afghans this year, WFP has asked for over $430 million, but thus far has received only about $155 million - from donors such as Japan, USA, India, the Russian Federation, Finland and New Zealand.


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Метеоритний кратер Менсон розташований поруч із містом Менсон в штаті Айова. Астероїд або ядро комети вразило Землю під час Крейдового періоду 74 млн років тому. Це була одна з найбільших відомих ударних подій, що відбувалися в Північній Америці. Раніше вважалося, що це призвело до вимирання динозаврів. Однак, радіоізотопне датування довело, що кратер є надто старий.

Через порівняно недавнє льодовикове покриття немає поверхневих доказів його існування, а місце, де кратер похований є в даний час пласким ландшафтом. Але, на глибині від 20 до 90 м нижче поверхні похована структура близько 38 км у діаметрі. Вона знаходиться під південно-східним кутом округу Покахонтас і простягається під частинами трьох прилеглих округів. Ця аномальна структура, що підстилає дану область, була відома з 1912 року через незвичайний буровий шлам водяної свердловини з деформованою породою, "кристалічними уламками брекчії з розплавленою матрицею", як пізніше це описала доповідь. Розвідувальне дослідження розпочалось в 1955 році і структура була названа "криптовулканічною структурою" (гіпотетичний вулканічний паровий вибух). Подальше дослідження було проведено Робертом Даєтцом, який в 1959 році запропонував ударне походження і Ніколасом Шортом в 1966 році, який надав докази зерен ударного кварцу, що підтвердили ударне походження структури.

У 1991 і 1992 роках Геологічна служба США разом з іншими службами, включаючи Геологічну службу Айови провели детальне дослідження, зокрема для перевірки можливого зв'язку кратеа Менсон з Крейдовим вимиранням. Ar/Ar ізотопне датування ядра з ударної структури дало вік близько 74 млн років, тобто майже на 10 млн років старіший, ніж межа крейди і палеогену.

Як вважають, метеорит був кам'яним і мав близько 2 км в діаметрі. Це місце в той час було берегом дрібного внутрішнього моря (Західний внутрішній морський шлях). Удар порушив граніт, гнейс і сланці докембрійського фундаменту, а також осадові утворення палеозойського віку, від девону до крейдового періоду. Вапнякові шари Айови з твердою водою миттєво випарувалися до корінних порід, що дало кратеру аномально м'яку воду, яку він має сьогодні.

Примітки

 Christian Koeberl and Raymond R. Anderson, eds; 1996, The Manson Impact Structure, Iowa: Anatomy of an Impact Crater, Geological Society of America Special Paper 302, ISBN 0-8137-2302-7
 Raymond R. Anderson, 1999, Iowa's Manson Impact Structure, Iowa DNR
Additional material from Iowa DNR with image links
Detailed illustrated time sequence of the Manson impact event from NASA

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U-Haul truck design website featuring the Manson impact

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Ogden, J., S. Keay, G. Earl, K. Strutt and S. Kay 2010. Geophysical Prospection at Portus: An Evaluation of an Integrated Approach to the Interpretation of Subsurface Archaeological Features, in: Frischer, B., J. Webb Crawford and D. Koller (eds.), Making History Interactive. Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology (CAA). Proceedings of the 37th International Conference, Williamsburg, Virginia, United States of America, March 22-26 (BAR International Series S2079). Archaeopress, Oxford, pp. 273-284.


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Simon Wright (19 de junho de  1963,  Manchester, Inglaterra) é um baterista profissional, mais conhecido por ter tocado com a banda AC/DC. Começou a tocar na adolescência e cita Cozy Powell, Tommy Aldridge e John Bonham como suas influências.

Começou a carreira na A II Z, banda do movimento New Wave Of British Heavy Metal fundada no ano de 1979, em Manchester, Inglaterra, pelo guitarrista Gary Owens. A formação consistia em  David Owens (vocal), Gary Owens (guitarra), Gam Campbell (baixo), Karl Reti (bateria). Rapidamente obteve reconhecimento em Manchester, conseguindo um selo da Polydor Records, que queria ganhar dinheiro em cima do estouro do movimento NWOBHM. Um álbum single, The Witch Of Berkley, saiu em 1980. Reti foi então substituído por Wright. A banda prontamente se desmanchou. Somente Wright conquistou maior sucesso.

Ele se juntou ao AC/DC após a saída do baterista Phil Rudd, em 1983. A banda gravou 3 discos com Wright na metade dos anos 80 ; Fly on the Wall, Who Made Who e Blow Up Your Video. Wright deixou o grupo em 1989, sendo substituído por Chris Slade.

Gravou 5 discos com a banda Dio, sendo o mais recente gravado em 2005, intitulado Evil or Divine. Wright também pode ser ouvido tocando em álbuns de bandas como  UFO, Michael Schenker Group e John Norum.

Em 2005, participou de um álbum tributo à banda ícone do Heavy metal, Iron Maiden, sendo esse seu segundo álbum desse tipo. Seu primeiro foi produzido em 1998, intitulado Thunderbolt, tributo aos ex-colegas da banda AC/DC.

Também tem atuado junto ao Dio Disciples.
Dio Disciples é uma celebração da música e espírito de Ronnie James Dio Dio com companheiros e amigos da banda de Ronnie!
https://www.facebook.com/DioDisciples

Atualmente, Simon está em turnê com a banda Queensrÿche.

Discografia

com AC/DC
Fly on the Wall (1985)
Who Made Who (1986)
Blow Up Your Video (1988)

com Dio
Lock Up the Wolves (1990)
Magica (2000)
Killing the Dragon (2002)
Master of the Moon (2004)
Holy Diver Live (2006)

com  UFO
 Live on Earth (1998/2003)
 Covenant (2000)

com Rhino Bucket
Pain (1994)
Pain & Suffering (2007)
The Hardest Town (2009)

com John Norum
Worlds Away (1996)

com Tim "Ripper" Owens
 Play My Game (2009)

com Mogg/Way
 Chocolate Box (1999)

com Geoff Tate
 Frequency Unknown (2013)

Instructional
Star Licks Productions (2000)

Ligações externas

 Biografia do baterista no site da banda Dio

Bateristas da Inglaterra
Bateristas de hard rock
Bateristas de heavy metal
Membros de AC/DC
Membros de Dio
Membros de UFO (banda)
Naturais de Oldham