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Бозу́ль (, ) — коммуна во Франции, находится в регионе Окситания. Департамент — Аверон. Административный центр кантона Бозуль. Округ коммуны — Родез.

Код INSEE коммуны — 12033.

Коммуна расположена приблизительно в 490 км к югу от Парижа, в 145 км северо-восточнее Тулузы, в 18 км к северо-востоку от Родеза.

Население
Население коммуны на 2008 год составляло 2772 человека.

Экономика
В 2007 году среди 1688 человек в трудоспособном возрасте (15—64 лет) 1360 были экономически активными, 328 — неактивными (показатель активности — 80,6 %, в 1999 году было 76,6 %). Из 1360 активных работали 1297 человек (707 мужчин и 590 женщин), безработных было 63 (29 мужчин и 34 женщины). Среди 328 неактивных 105 человек были учениками или студентами, 123 — пенсионерами, 100 были неактивными по другим причинам.

Достопримечательности

  (XII век) в романском стиле. Памятник истории с 1920 года
 Церковь Абуль (XII век). Памятник истории с 1987 года
 Башни, расположенные по обе стороны узкого места
 Церковь Св. Пия X. Первый камень был освящён в 1962 году
 Часовня Св. Духа (XIII век)
 Часовня Св. Екатерины (1307 год) в романском стиле
 Фонтан Альранс
 Дольмен. Памятник истории с 1994 года
 Амбар монастыря Севейрак (XIX век). Памятник истории с 2003 года

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Коммуны департамента Аверон

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Arhynchobdellida son un grupo de sanguijuelas de agua dulce o anfibias que depredan pequeños invertebrados, los cuales son ingeridos enteros. También pueden ser hematófagos. Poseen entre 5 y 8 pares de ojos. y generan larvas dentro de capullos. Este grupo incluye a la sanguijuela medicinal (Hirudo medicinalis).

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First Look: Seth Rogen and His Famous Friends Face 'The End of the World'
Posted on Friday, June 1st, 2012 by Angie Han
Having established himself as an in-demand actor, writer, and producer, Seth Rogen is now moving into directing. Or co-directing, to be more exact, with frequent collaborator Evan Goldberg. The pair recently began shooting their first directorial effort together, the apocalyptic comedy The End of the World. And while it remains to be seen just how they'll do in their newfound role as co-helmers, it appears that their past work has allowed them to call in some favors and collect quite a cast.
Among the various stars set to populate the upcoming movie are Rogen himself, James Franco, Jonah Hill, Aziz Ansari, Rihanna, and many, many more.
Expanded from the 2007 short film Jay and Seth Vs. The Apocalypse, written by Rogen and Goldberg and directed by Jason Stone, The End of the World sees Rogen, Jay Baruchel, and many of their Hollywood pals attending a party at Franco's pad when the apocalypse hits.
Said friends include, in addition to the actors named above, Paul Rudd, Danny McBride, Emma Watson, David Krumholtz, Martin Starr, Mindy Kaling, and Craig Robinson. The roster is star-studded enough to rival any crappy ensemble romcom, and no doubt funny enough to handily beat any of them in the comedy department.
It's unclear what exactly is going on in these pictures, though all the surprised mugging suggest we've caught the characters right at the beginning of the end. We also don't really know where the plotline goes from here, though it sounds like terrible fates will befall at least some of your favorite pop culture figures — Screen Crush promises that "not all the celebrities pictured here will survive the attack on Earth." Uh-oh. Think Cera at least makes it long enough to enjoy his apparent flirtation with Rihanna?
The End of the World is scheduled to open June 14, 2013.
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Home Invaders Face The Death Penalty
January 21, 2011 /0 Comments/in ADT Home Security systems /by Robert Siciliano
There is no shortage of news reports clear across the country on home invasions. States like New Hampshire are responding by including home invasion as a qualifier for the death penalty.
Couple pistol-whipped during Tulsa home invasion
Oklahoma: "A husband and wife were pistol-whipped early Saturday during a home invasion robbery. Three males in their teens wearing masks and gloves broke into the home at about 1 a.m. and demanded money. "When the victims told them they did not have any money, they were pistol whipped." The robbers left with a big-screen television, a cell phone and cash."
LI couple victims of terrifying home invasion
New York: "A Long Island family was the victim of a terrifying home invasion, which had echoes of the horrific Connecticut home invasion-turned-triple murder. Two intruders, one carrying a gun, forced their way into the family's home. The couple was bound and blindfolded with tape."
Man killed in phoenix home invasion
Arizona: "A man has been killed in a Phoenix home invasion. When officers arrived, they found a man, in his 30s, dead inside the home from an apparent gunshot wound. His mother and nephew were also in the home but were not hurt. An unknown man forced his way into the home and shot the victim while inside. He then fled the neighborhood in a vehicle."
Home invasion bill expands death penalty
New Hampshire: "A bill that would expand the state's death penalty to include individuals convicted of "heinous" crimes like the 2009 home invasion that left a mother, 42, dead and her daughter severely injured."The governor has always been supportive of the death penalty in particularly heinous crimes."The governor feels people have a right to feel safe in their own homes, and expanding the death penalty bill to apply to these cases could act as a deterrent."
Regardless of the politics of this issue, I've never felt a "penalty" or the law is a deterrent against a crime of violence. Violent crimes are committed because the perpetrators are mentally ill or predators by nature. Consequence is of little concern to these types. A deterrent is a home security system, signage and home security cameras.
Robert Siciliano personal and home security specialist to Home Security Source discussing home invasions on the Gordon Elliot Show.
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Analytics You Should Know but Don't
Analytics You Should Know but Don't
By Steve Craighead
On Oct. 15, 2007 at the SOA Annual Meeting in Washington, DC, the E&R Section sponsored a predictive modeling session called "Analytics You Should Know, but Don't." The session was moderated by Steve Craighead, ASA, MAAA, who also was a panelist. The other speakers were Chris Kryder, MD, MBA, chairman and CEO of D2Hawkeye Incorporated, and Dave Wilson, FSA, FCIA, MAAA, president of the Windsor Strategy Partners and Margrét Viborg Bjarnadóttir from the MIT Operations Research Center.
Craighead outlined the use of the open source R language to the audience and discussed several metrics that available in the R contributed Packages. He also briefly discussed his results on the estimation of PBA reserves and capital utilizing a combination of scenario reduction and predictive modeling.
Dr. Kryder outlined the history of his company and discussed how his company has developed several tools using predictive modeling to aid in health underwriting and case management.
Wilson discussed a Diabetic Population business case that demonstrated how the D2Hawkeye tool RI classified 6,306 diabetic members into seven separate cost categories. He also discussed the effectiveness of the tool in the prediction of future costs as well.
Bjarnadóttir described the MIT Predictive Project which was a collaborative work between MIT and D2Hawkeye. She also spent some time on various discussions of the statistics that underpinned the software.
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Bachelor Pad recap: They're Fake, and They're Not so Spectacular
An anonymous survey sends Elizabeth into a shame spiral, while Kiptyn emerges as a power player
By Kristen Baldwin Updated September 02, 2010 at 06:25 PM EDT
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Welcome, rose lovers! You're just in time for this week's Bachelor Pad vocabulary lesson. Wes, you were just in the middle of saying that Gia going home last week was, in your words, "an atrocity." Class, who can tell him what is wrong with this usage of "atrocity"? Did Gia going home involve, say, 6 million people being put to death? No, it did not. So who can tell me a different word that Wes could have used to describe Gia's departure? "Predictable?" Absolutely. "Completely her fault?" Yes, that's another good choice. "Really kind of nice actually?" Perfect. Now, let's move on.
Inside the Bachelor Pad, the gang is performing the post-mortem ritual, and Wes just can't let it go. "Can we do one thing? Can we quit bending over and blowing smoke up each other's asses?" (Wow, thanks for the visual, cowboy.) The gang sits in uncomfortable silence, so Captain Rage steps into the void and calls Wes a "jackass" for not accepting the reality of reality TV: there can only be one winner. Natalie, for all of her "I've made the rounds" bluster, offers some surprisingly astute insight: "This game is all about relationship building. It's not about the best kisser or who eats the most pie… He needs to be careful." Just as it seems that Dave and Wes might come to blows, ding-dong! The Accent Table of Doom is at the door! Gee, you're working late, buddy. I hope they're paying you overtime. The ATOD comes bearing something beyond awesome: An anonymous survey that each of the contestants must fill out about one another. Brilliant move on Team Bachelor Pad's part to have the gang complete the survey at the end of a long, wine-soaked evening — when good judgment and restraint are at their lowest. Oh look, Tenley's crying. Everybody take a shot!
The next morning, Melissa struts in and leads the group outside for the day's competition. There, the gang finds Harrison (looking weekend casual in a grey henley) waiting for them — along with two long benches and some whiteboards. In order to win, each contestant has to guess how the majority of the other contestants in the house answered questions in last night's Survey of Bitterness and Hate. And truly, the questions on this survey are inspired: Who is going to win? (Survey says: Kiptyn!) Who is your biggest enemy? The answer is… Krisily??? Did I miss something? "Krisily is everyone's enemy," explains Natalie, "because she's straight up just a bitch." Well, that clears things up. Moving on: Who is the most shallow? (It's a split! The "ladies" say Elizabeth and the guys say Krisily — but blondie wins, and her acceptance speech is a thing of beauty: "I don't know what shallow really means.") I would have paid cold hard cash to be in on the meeting at Bachelor Pad HQ when the producers sat around brainstorming the meanest, most self-esteem depleting questions they could think of. That is my idea of a good time. When the time comes to vote which player is the dumbest, Natalie gets most of the guys' votes (and her own!), but unfortunately poor Gwen — again, did I miss something? — is unfairly saddled with the stupidity title. "I would take an IQ test against anybody here," she fumes.
NEXT: Fake boobs, real feelings
Tenley is the first woman to rack up four points so she takes the rose, while the men continue to battle it out. First question is a softball — who does everyone have a crush on? (Answer: Captain Rage. I've given up trying to understand this game.) But then things get nasty: "Who will be a bridesmaid, but never a bride?" Day-um, that is harsh. The win goes to Natalie. She "likes to party," explains Wes. "She's going to have to find a guy who puts up with her lifestyle." (Translation: Why buy the cow when you can get the milk for free?) The crushing humiliation of being voted Most Likely to Die Alone in Your Cat-Filled Apartment (And By the Way Said Cats Will Likely Eat the Face off of Your Corpse As You Rot for Days and No One Finds You) leaves Natalie in tears. "It hit home, you know," she says. Even worse, her "secret" boyfriend Dave voted for her, which "just sucks." Wes takes the crown as the biggest jerk (a shock to absolutely no one but Wes, who voted for Dave), and then comes the mother of all tiebreakers: Who has the worst boob job? Wow. Well, played, Team Bachelor Pad. Well played. It's hard to tell who looks more uncomfortable — the "ladies" or Kovacs, who finds himself pinned between a rock and a rock-hard implant. "I have to write down who the majority of the house thinks has the worst boob job, and that could be Elizabeth." Though he knows the right answer, he writes down the safe answer — Krisily — because there are more important things in life, like "relationships." And "not getting his nuts cut off in the middle of the night." So it's Jesse B. for the win!
Blondie is of course chagrined to learn that her ta-tas are seen as sub-par. "I mean, you try to look beautiful, and you want to be beautiful…" she tells the camera, before trailing off in tears. Cheer up, sweetie. At least you get a one-on-one date with Kovacs as your consolation prize. I'm sure he's reaaallly looking forward to a night out with you and your shattered self-worth. He does his best to soothe her hurt feelings by insisting that the other "ladies" are just "jealous" — and the whole thing actually makes him realize that he, you know, totally likes her: "I knew right then and there that I actually truly, 100 percent care about this girl." Meanwhile, the rest of the "ladies" have scuttled back inside the Pad to cry in peace. Poor Natalie even hides in the shower in a vain attempt to get some privacy, but Gwen and the Bachelor Pad cameras find her. "Believe me," says Gwen, "we've all been insulted today. You can't take it personally." But Natalie is inconsolable: "It's like my biggest fear, seriously." And like Kovacs, it appears that the sad, insecure blonde also learns something about herself from this experience. "It's really, really hard to have that stereotype — and I put it on myself." Once again, nice work Team Bachelor Pad… you managed to orchestrate both a heartless exercise in abject humiliation AND a teachable moment. Bravo!
NEXT: Tenley gets her man
Okay, enough of this touchy-feely crap. It's time for Tenley's date! She picks Kipper, and they're whisked off in a limo for an "island" adventure. Oh look, a helicopter! That never happens in the Bachelor/Bachelorette universe! They fly to Catalina island and proceed to harness up for a zip-line excursion. Tenley is hoping this "leap of faith" will bring Kipper closer to her, since he's been "distant" in the Pad. And then I'm not quite sure what happens next because Tenley's scream pierced my eardrums and I was not able to hear the rest of the date. It was actually a blessing, because I really didn't want to listen to the smacking noises the duo made as they made out on the bluff. Later that night, Kipper lets Tenley know that he does, in fact, find her attractive, but he's been holding back because they've been under "a magnifying glass." Now that they're alone and he can't be judged, he would like to hit that in the Fantasy Suite, please. "I haven't been with a man since Jake broke my heart," says Tenley, "so I'm ready to open up my heart again." Ugh… too many… dirty… jokes… possible. Can't choose…
A-hole that he is, the next day Kipper stops Tenley to tell her they have to "tone things down" and put on their "game face" before they go back inside the Bachelor Pad. He blames it on strategy, but it comes across more like a dickish "keepin' my options open" move. Meanwhile, the sky's the limit for Jesse B. and Peyton, who take the limo to an airstrip, where a biplane is waiting for them. Ok, seriously, can Peyton please get ONE romantic date that doesn't involve any kind of dangerous mode of transportation? And their "intimate" dinner? It's in an airplane hangar for God's sake. And yet she LOVES it, and is thrilled to get the rose from Jesse B… that is, until he unleashes a loud trucker burp in her personal space. It then becomes even more abundantly clear what a bad, bad idea those vodka martinis were, because Jesse B. proceeds to turn a good save — "Your eyes are awesome" — into a dis, saying those eyes are "the only reason you're on this date tonight." He then snickers like Beavis, or maybe Butt-Head, though that comparison is really not fair to either of those animated morons. (Peyton's expression — a sort of "Am I being Punk'd??" bewilderment — is priceless.) From there, Jesse B. reveals himself for what he truly is: A dim, 25-year-old man-child who can't hold his liquor. "Jesse's treating me like a little sister," sighs Peyton, in the most diplomatic statement of the evening. "I don't think it'll be a romantic evening, and it's disappointing." She wisely decides to pass on the fantasy suite. "When a guy's burping in your face," she explains, "that doesn't really make you feel special." I'm not sure how many times I'm going to have to say this, "ladies," but if your goal is to feel special, checking into the Bachelor Pad is probably not the best way to go about making it happen.
The sun rises on elimination day, and once again Kovacs and Krisily are in the crosshairs. Kovacs — who seriously is like a malfunctioning robot, spouting the phrases "I'm on the chopping block" and "There's a huge target on my back" in an endless loop — is hoping Wes takes the bullet, while Krisily thinks there's a chance Gwen could leave instead. Wes is campaigning like it's his job — literally. "The people in the house just want to party," he sniffs. "This is like my job. This is like work."
NEXT: Krisily fails to keep it klassy
Voting begins, and Nikki aims squarely for the aforementioned target on Kovacs' back, Natalie tearfully drops Wes' photo in the box, as does Elizabeth, while Captain Rage, Kovacs and Kipper stand outside and argue between Krisily and Gwen. Kiptyn is reluctant to vote for Gwen but Captain Rage says they should keep Krisily around, because he can manipulate her into doing his bidding. The key to their whole plan is Kiptyn — if he doesn't go along with their vote for Gwen, they believe it'll be a 2-2 tie between Gwen and Elizabeth, and rose-holder Jesse B. will break the tie by sending blondie home. But look who's grown a pair! Kipper is not letting the big boys push him around. "I gotta wake up on the morning and feel okay with it," he tells the Testosterone Twins. "And Krisily is the only person I can cast a vote for and feel like I did what I had to do."
And thus it comes to pass that Krisily, despite being told by her crush Dave earlier in the evening that she was safe, is given an unwelcome escort to the Reject Limo. But she's not going quietly: "I wish very good luck to anyone who is not Kovacs, Kiptyn, Elizabeth and Tenley," she huffs, "because they're going to be the final four… No one has the guts to break them." Wes, however, keeps it "classy," just telling his fellow contestants he had a great time, even though he knows Captain Rage, Kovacs and Kiptyn convinced Krisily to vote against him. I cannot believe I'm saying this, but suddenly Wes seems to have the most perspective — this is just a reality TV competition for cash, people — than anyone else in the house. But the cynic in me says this new-and-improved Wes is the result of a carefully orchestrated image overhaul from a guy who wants to extend his time in the reality TV spotlight without the burden of having to play the villain. If Chris L. turns down the gig, might we be seeing Wes as the next Bachelor? Lord help us all!
Okay, enough conspiracy theorizing. Tell me what you thought of tonight's episode. What was your favorite question on that evil survey? And what questions should they have asked? On a scale of bad to disfiguring, how would you rate Elizabeth's boob job? Are Tenley and Kipper in it for the long haul, or will their combined annoyingness cause their relationship — and possibly the universe — to collapse in on itself like a dying star? All right, rose lovers, put your pencils down and let's talk Bachelor Pad!
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First, some background to the Book of Isaiah. We are probably used to hearing about the Book of Isaiah really being three books (First Isaiah: chs 1-39; Second Isaiah: chs. 40-55; and Third Isaiah: chs. 56-66). It is clear from evidence in the book itself that these sections come from different periods in the history of Judah and Jerusalem (late 8th century BCE; mid-6th century, and possibly late 6th century respectively). The themes vary in the three sections, and the prophet speaks from a different location in each (Jerusalem – Babylon – Jerusalem). We would find the situation even more complicated if we were to explore it further. While this is true, there is still a sense in which the Book of Isaiah is a 'unity'. Many phrases and themes keep coming back, there are links across the major sections of the book and later in the book we find many quotes or allusions to earlier passages. The terrain in Isaiah is not always even and can even present seemingly impassable breaks, but in the end the sign posts we encounter let us know we are traversing the same country.
Chapter 1 of Isaiah is one of those major signposts. It is something of a précis for the rest of the book. Some scholars even see it as paralleling chapters 65-66 at the very end. Isaiah 1 is made up of a series of small oracles, possibly coming from the prophet we have come to know as Isaiah who prophesied in the last third of the 8th century BCE in and around Jerusalem. At that time, the Assyrian empire, centred on the Tigris River far to the north east, was on the rise and presented a major threat to the peace and stability of small countries on the Mediterranean coast like Judah and Israel. Early in Isaiah's career, about 734 BCE, he had advised the then king of Jerusalem, Ahaz, on this political problem. Judah's neighbours to the north, Israel and Aram, wanted to resist the Assyrians. Ahaz weighed up this risky strategy with the equally risky one of submitting to the Assyrians. Either strategy could cost his land dearly. On the one hand he could find himself in conflict with his neighbours, and on the other, with the mighty Assyria. This is all set out in Isaiah 7-10.
The oracles in Isaiah 1 would seem, however, to come from the very last years of Isaiah's prophetic work, around 701 BCE, when a more faithful king, Hezekiah, is on the throne. Assyria is attacking Jerusalem, having defeated the northern neighbours 20-30 years before. The image of Jerusalem in a desolate land, 'like a booth in a vineyard' (v. 8) suggests this. Later editors, however, have set the chapter out to summarise one of the main themes in First Isaiah, a theme which returns in chs. 56-66. The theme is one of judgment on a recalcitrant people. Verses 2-3 set the scene. The Lord has reared his people like children (cf. the scene in Hosea 11:1-11 from last week). However, unlike even 'dumb' animals Israel does not 'know'. The covenant people ('my people') do not 'understand'. Isaiah is not referring here to general knowledge or even what we might call 'insight'. The contrast with the animals is not about intellectual capacity but about loyalty, knowing to whom they belong, and in whom they can trust. But Judah (referred to as Israel) is laden with iniquity (picking up again the comparison with the ox and donkey of v. 3 as beasts of burden).
The rest of the chapter develops the theme of indictment on the people, of judgment and punishment, but always in sharp juxtaposition to hope (vv. 9a, 16-17, 18-20, 26, 27). That is a message that echoes right through Isaiah – judgment and hope are inextricably bound together. You cannot talk about one without the other. Often we see them as opposites, one to be sought, the other avoided. But it is not so in Isaiah. A word of judgment is hope for the people; hope grows out of judgment.
Today's passage is only the central portion of this précis at the beginning of the book. Verses 10-15 address both the leaders of Judah and its people. They are described as 'rulers of Sodom' and 'people of Gomorrah'. In v. 9 a more hopeful word had been uttered. If the Lord had not left a remnant they might have become like Sodom and Gomorrah. They thought they were almost like Sodom etc., a step away from destruction but not yet there. However, one verse later they are those people. Hope can seem short lived indeed, or does it only come through judgment? Does v. 10, therefore, mock those who will take a theology of remnant, of their own personal salvation, too quickly as their hope?
Isaiah calls them to hear the word of the Lord, the teaching (torah) of their God. This is connected with worship in vv. 11-15. It almost sounds as though the Lord is figuratively 'dismantling' the religious activity of Judah one element at a time: sacrifices, pilgrimages, offerings, festivals and even personal prayer (v. 15; cf. Amos 5:21ff; Jer 6:20; and Isa 15:32-33). But the point of this 'dismantling' is not simply to argue for the removal of bad practices, but rather to draw attention to what is needful. It is also to undercut any sense of automatism in faith, i.e. faith without commitment, especially in terms of a just and moral life. This is not a rejection of the old sacrificial system of the temple. All the activities mentioned are voluntary sacrifices. Isaiah is engaging in overstatement. Religious practices can themselves become excessive and represent 'misplaced devotion' as one writer says.
In v. 15 a further reversal takes place. The Lord rejects the outstretched hands of prayer because they are covered in blood. Probably the blood of sacrifices is first to mind. But that is quickly reversed by v. 15 where the blood is taken to be the blood of injustice (the plural form in the Hebrew usually indicates blood of violence).
Verses 16-17 then offer mercy if the people repent. The image of washing quickly takes on a metaphorical sense. While washing can be a ritual practice indicating ritual purity, here the prophet uses it to speak of 'ethical purity'. Wash your hands, he says; clean up your act. The call in v. 17 then envisages a reversal of some of the indictments of v. 4. Note each of the two sections, vv. 4-9 and vv. 16-17, ends with a sense of hope: experienced or possible.
In vv. 18-20 the prophet offers to argue the case out on the Lord's behalf. The verses continue the scene with a display of graciousness by the Lord and hope for the people. But that graciousness can, again, be two-sided. The Lord offers a settlement. He is willing to regard the scarlet and crimson sins (picking up the image of the blood from v. 15) as white wool and snow. The condition is Israel's willingness to be obedient. There can be no salvation without responsibility. Verses 18 etc. with their statements (NRSV) 'though your sins are like scarlet, they shall be like snow' etc., can be read in a number of ways. They can be words of possibility, or of command (they shall be), or they can be read in Hebrew as questions, 'can they be like snow?' The openness of the people's response to the invitation is anticipated in the statement. Only if they do respond, then shall they eat the good of the land, a reference back to the vineyard and cucumber fields (v. 8), both of which are unable to be enjoyed in a state of siege. If the people refuse they will be destroyed by violence.
This may sound harsh, but the offer of a future is always there and always made by the Lord. The Lord's gracious offer of life, even in the face of his people's disloyalty, is the surprise element. But no view of this offer should ever be taken that lessens the requirement of reorientation on Israel's part. There is no cheap grace, either for God's people, or for God.
The passage ends with a statement that the mouth of the Lord has spoken. If there is certainty here, it is at least on the Lord's side. The ambiguity of the Hebrew grammar, however, underscores the uncertainty of the people's response.


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Swedish Aquavit in Berlin
Every year in the beginning of October, the worlds largest bar convent is held in Berlin, named simply Bar Convent Berlin (or BCB) and this over-10000-visitors-fair turns the German capital into a Mekka for people of the bar industry, who make their pilgrimage from all corners of the world. During a few nights, bars around the city throw parties together with bartenders and brands in connection to the fair, and these collaborations often get quite out of hand - don't we all know it's no use challenging a bartender in a drinking contest! Not that these parties are necessarily a means to measure how much of a product can be consumed within a certain time-frame, but it sure is a way for producers and bartenders to shine while showing off their specific brand and their various skills - and to have fun. End of the day, that's what it's all about. And who wouldn't want to take home the champion-title of "last man standing" at any given party, right?
When my friend and colleague Niklas Langen, the Swedish brand ambassador for OP Anderson Aquavit, called me up a few months ago to ask if I wanted to throw an akvavit party with them in connection with BCB at Melody Nelson Bar, my working place in the district called Mitte in Berlin, I immediately said yes. Not only do I love to create events but I really like OP Anderson as a product since it's a Swedish brand that me and every other Swede recognise from all traditions we ever celebrate, so nostalgia has one part in the reasoning for throwing an akvavit party in Berlin, and the other reason is the line up of bartenders we were going to invite to make cocktails through out the night in the venue.
So, we invited six bartenders from three different establishments in Sweden; Tom Surma and Madeleine Åkerlund from Familjen in Gothenburg, Robin Ogestadh and Jonas Ericsson from Asian Post Office in Stockholm and Josephine Sondlo and Alex Skarlen from Bar Hommage in Stockholm. They brought their own menus with two drinks each and slang their specials for two hours before the next team took over. All cocktails were based on OP Anderson Aquavit. Prior to the event, when Niklas informed me that the bar manager of Bar Hommage, Ola Carlson, who's also a friend and a bit of a bartending mentor in a way, was going to DJ the whole night, I almost fell of my perch. Ola is an excellent music selector, playing anything from funk to house and disco, strictly on vinyl, always with a groove. He asked me what kind of music would suit Melody Nelson, and I told him whatever he plays in Bar Hommage will be perfect in our bar too.
Ola as well as all the bartenders truly delivered at the akvavit-event. Another guy who nailed it on the night in question was chef Anders Isaksson, a talented freelancer chef who recently organised a series of pop-ups called "Smör Kiosken". He was serving Swedish delicacy canapés including mini-Skagen and Gubbröra (I'm not going to go further into what that is, but I can reveal, as many other Swedish delicacies, that it contains fish and/or seafood) on the pavement outside the bar, and since the night was strangely warm for the season, the party was happening as much out there on the street as indoors.
At midnight, however, we closed the doors and turned the place up side down. I was taking pictures, bar-backing, entertaining and yelling out "don't forget to tip your bartenders!" when my Melody Nelson colleagues Celina Dzyacky and Freddie Jidlow eventually took over the show around 2 am and all the guest bartenders had done their jobs! The variety of bartenders and cocktails through out the night truly made the party a success, I must humbly inform you of.
And then, in the end, I found myself being the last woman standing at the party. Well, that's simply because I was on duty and had to help close the bar after the last guests left, so that doesn't really count hey. The last standing guest however, the champion who truly deserves the epithet "last man standing" was Christian Dominguez, bar manager at Mace! Well done Christian! Congratulations! :D


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What Are the Possibilities for a Promotion as a Forensic Scientist?
by Ellie Williams
Forensic scientists can work their way up to supervisory and administrative positions.
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1 Forensic Serology Degree & Pay Scale
2 Salary of Forensic Anthropologists
3 Qualifications for a Ballistics Scientist
4 The Salary of a Forensic Detective
Forensic scientists gather and examine evidence for law enforcement agencies and other employers. They typically start out as trainees, working under the supervision of veteran forensic professionals as they hone their skills and gain real-world experience. As forensic scientists move up the career ladder, they might take on advanced roles within the crime lab or move up to managerial positions. Some progress to teaching roles at college and universities, training the next generation of forensic investigators.
Levels of Forensic Scientists
Job titles for forensic scientists vary by organization. Many law enforcement agencies use a tiered system to classify employees and denote their level of expertise and authority. As they gain experience, they move up to the next level. The Illinois State Police Division of Forensic Science, for example, hires new employees as trainees, promoting them to Forensic Scientist I after one year. At many organizations, a new hire is given the title Forensic Scientist I. They can eventually earn a promotion to the Forensic Scientist II tier, where they can perform work independently. The Forensic Scientist III level is reserved for experts and supervisors.
Supervisory Roles
Forensic scientists can gradually work their way up to managerial roles. In Virginia, for example, a Forensic Manager I oversees operations at a regional or state forensics lab and might serve as a deputy director. A Forensic Manager II serves as the director of a statewide forensics lab. At many agencies, managers, directors and other supervisors train employees, oversee quality assurance, consult with other labs, set organizational goals and establish protocols, policies and procedures. They also oversee budgets and other financial matters, in addition to hiring employees.
After completing an advanced degree and accumulating extensive hands-on experience, forensic scientists can move up to teaching roles at colleges and universities. To qualify, they typically need a Ph.D. in a natural science such as biology, chemistry or biochemistry, or in forensic science or forensic investigation. Many universities also prefer candidates with a significant history of scholarly activity, such as conducting research and authoring journal articles. Forensic science professors not only teach, they also conduct research, mentor students, develop curricula and participate in the accreditation of the university's forensic degree program.
Factors Influencing Advancement
Superior job performance doesn't guarantee automatic promotion. At some agencies, only forensic scientists with graduate degrees can hold administrative and supervisory positions. While certification is not mandatory, it can enhance career prospects and progression. Many forensic scientists earn certification through professional associations such as the American Board of Criminalistics or the American Board of Forensic Toxicology. The certification process usually requires a specific combination of training and experience, along with the successful completion of a certification exam.
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PERES FROM A PALESTINIAN POINT OF VIEW
Published by at 12:50 pm under Articles,Palestinian politics
Shimon Peres will be remembered mostly for the same reason the assassinated Israeli prime minister Yitzhak Rabin is: both were architects of the Oslo Peace Accords and were awarded, along with Yasser Arafat, the Nobel Peace Prize for this agreement.
Both Rabin and Peres were hardened Israeli Zionists committed to the need for a "Jewish state", and had little problem with the way their decisions affected the Palestinians.
Peres fathered the nuclear programme and was a supporter of the settlement enterprise, but at the same time supported the peace process and accepted the Oslo parameters. Their only difference was in style rather than in substance.
Shimon Peres focused a lot on the appearances of peace rather than its reality. His attacks on Lebanon, after he became prime minister in 1995, following Rabin's assassination, was on his biggest mistakes.
After Israel's 1985 withdrawal from Lebanon, Israeli military wanted to deter attacks on Israel. Israeli artillery hit a UN outpost in south Lebanon's Kafr Kana, killing nearly 100 people who had tried to shelter themselves from the Israeli onslaught at the internationally flagged UN location.
That attack turned Palestinian citizens against Peres and at the time of elections, many voted with white ballots in protest to the killings in Kana.
Many argue that the disqualified votes probably cost Peres the election to the Likud's rising star at the time, Benjamin Netanyahu.
With Peres' electoral loss, the Oslo Peace Accords were practically scrapped and today, more than 20 years later, we are in a far worse situation than we were then.
It may be futile to discuss what would have happened had Rabin not been assassinated or had Peres not lost the election to Netanyahu. But the fact is that the hope that came with the breakthrough in Oslo has not only disappeared, but Palestinians are much worse off now than they were then, with settlements having tripled in size and Israel succeeding in having found a formula where it does not have to rule major Palestinian-populated areas while, at the same time, not making any concessions on sovereignty and overall peace.
Historians and pundits might argue that Palestinians have made plenty of mistakes as well and that using the absence of Rabin and Peres for inaction is simply finding a scapegoat.
Whatever the reasons, the attitude of Palestinians towards Peres differ diametrically from those of Israelis and many in the international community who consider the Nobel Prize winner a man of great stature and a peacemaker.
While Peres was the architect of the Oslo accords, he had, before that and after the PLO and Israel recognised each other, dreams of including Jordan in any long-term agreement.
In 2007, long after the Palestinian-Israeli memorandum of understanding, Peres revisited the Jordan option in his testimony to the Winograd committee looking into the war on Lebanon.
"We have to seek a new structure with the Palestinians. In my heart, I have returned to the conclusion that I always held in life: we must bring in the Jordanians. We cannot make peace only with the Palestinians."
Peres was a smart, internationally respected Israeli Zionist leader. His high point was the Oslo accords, but for most Palestinians, he was always able to talk about peace but never able to bring peace about.


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I will never forget when I first met Ryan Shepherd (AKA my hubby). Our eyes met each other and my heart fluttered. He had sweet blue eyes, tall, and the minute we started talking I knew he had a kind heart. We were going into our sophomore year in college and the more we started hanging out the more I realized I wanted him to one day see me in a beautiful white dress at the end of the aisle. I wanted to talk to him every second, his eyes melted me, and I just loved getting to know him and his family. I could tell as I got closer he started getting more distracted then the dreaded "words" came, I NEED SPACE! What the what? I was so head over heals and we were having such an incredible time together why would he need space?
My heart broke each time he didn't answer my calls or walked the other way on campus. I felt lost. We were involved with a wonderful college ministry and the pastor's wife directed me to go home and read Psalm 51 in my Bible. I just wanted to have a good ole fashion 3 year old melt down but I did what she said. I laid on my bed and this verse JUMPED out at me.
I realized that I put my relationship with Ryan before God and it was time I needed to start dating Jesus. Jesus needed to become my first love. I stayed in my apartment for 24 hours reading Scripture, praying, and spending time with the ONE who rescued me from my sin. The ONE who has always been there and I neglected to draw near to HIM. The ONE who loves me in spite of me. I realized that the more time I spent with HIM the more I wanted to be like HIM. I started growing in my Faith and realizing that dating Jesus required time, effort, and attention. Jesus wanted to teach me, love me, and shape me into the daughter HE created me to be. I had a purpose and that was just to be with HIM.
At the same time I was drawing near to HIM, I got a call from Ryan! My heart about jumped out of my chest. He told me he had been praying and God kept putting me on his heart.
11 years, 2 kids, there have been lots of life lived and memories made. The last 6 months we have been dealing with some issues with our 4 year old, I had reached my limit and I could feel an anxiety attack stirring within me. I felt lost in how to discipline him. Jesus gently nudged my heart and said, "take me on a date." I grabbed my Bible snuggled in my bed and started reading letters from my first LOVE. Jesus is always there, waiting on me to draw near to HIM. I opened up to the book of James and HIS words slapped me across the face.
As I try to figure out this "parenting" thing I often feel like a failure but I trust in a LIVING GOD and through HIM I cannot fail. I will put my trust in the ONE who rescued me, my first LOVE. I cannot wait to go on a date with HIM in the morning!
Thank you, Ashley, that is exactly what I needed. And, I need to go one a date with my first LOVE, Jesus.


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Pasteles en hoja. Worst food ever.
Those were two lines that I wrote in my notebook after consuming a meal in the Dominican Republic that I felt needed some further investigation.
It is a very rare occurrence in my travels when I come upon a piece of food that I cannot finish on the attributes of taste. Only once every two years, perhaps, will I find a food that can defeat me.
Pasteles en hoja cleanly won this prize in the Dominican Republic. I generally show suspicion to any food that comes wrapped in palm leaves, as I am generally not going to see what I am actually going to eat after I purchase it. But I gave in at a supermarket cafeteria in Puerto Plata. I bought something called pasteles en hoja as the main course of a meal for my wife and I.
I expected pasteles en hoja to be some sort of rice dish, but when I unwrapped the tamale I found something that resembled a wet turd. I tried it, it tasted like a wet turd. My wife was pissed that I would bring such crappy food to our dinner table. Without guilt, we both chucked our scantly nibbled portions of pasteles in hoja into the trash — something that very rarely happens to food that lands on our dinner table.
This stuck in my craw — Why did I not like the taste of this food when I have eaten boiled testicles, roadkill, trash, Tibetan blood jello, baked grasshoppers, insects, dog, cat, guts without hesitation.
The last time a dish of food defeated me was in Guatemala in 2008: I tried to eat pig skin soup and failed.
Pasteles de hojas called in the Dominican Republic. Dominican pasteles are prepared with a masa of plantains and two tubers or a masa of three tubers. The masa is filled with ground meat sauteed with annatto powder, garlic, red onions, bell peppers, and tomato paste. Many Dominicans also add grapefruit or sour orange and basil. The masa is then placed in the middle of a banana leaf, folded, tied, and then boiled. Puerto Rican pasteles are also very popular on the island.
Editors note: I know this entry is going to provoke some bonehead to leave a comment that amounts to, "If you don't like Dominican cooking then you should leave the country you ignorant baffoon!" I get these comments on each rare occassion that I try to work out the parameters on a food dish that I did not find tasty, but a difference of opinion is not acceptable to most people on the planet. If I do not like one dish of food in a country, I receive insults. For the sake of presenting an honest view of travel, I say when I like something as when I don't.
I don't like pasteles in hoja, worst food in the Dominican Republic.
I am not going to leave a nasty comment, but it is possible that you had a bad one. After all, buing from a supermarket cafeteria is not always a good idea. Instead of writting off this dish, you should try again from somewhere else.
I love pasteles en hoja, but I do admit that everything depends on who makes them and what ingrediants they used, after all there are so many variations to the paste and the filling. So try again from somwhere else when you can, maybe this time you will enjoy it.
Thanks for the style of this comment. So often when I write about something in travel that I don't really enjoy people jump to insulting me — it is as though if I don't like something it lessens the experience for them or something.
So, thank you, will be sure to try Pasteles in Hoja once again — though I am not sure if my wife will be up to that.
I agree with Jollie. I am making pasteles en Hoja for the holidays and it depends who makes it. My mother does not trust unless is a family member.
We make them with plantains and we also make them with Yucca and my husband is american and loves it.
Perhaps I should try some home made pasteles en hoja.
Then you re a lucky one. They have many McDonalds, Burger Kings, Taco Bells and everything else that gastronomically challenged people such as you eat, so I don't think you had any kind of trouble keeping yourself nourished while there. LOL.
It is funny that I can write well about a country a hundred times, but as soon as I don't like one piece of food people like this try to insult me.
That is not an insult. There are a lot of Mickey Dees in the DR. And other such places probably. You most probably found a lot of likable food to eat.
Why would I eat at McDonalds when there are so many great local places to eat in the Dominican Republic?
Ahhhh I was being ironic! You failed to catch it… hahaha. Where are you now?
No, I caught it and made an apparently futile attempt to match it with equal sarcasm.
I cannot understand why you think that because I don't like pasteles en hoja I only eat fast food. What I can't understand even more is why you care?
We are in Mexico now.
But I don't! The fast food bit was a quick and expected joke. BTW I made pasteles today! For the first time. Came out beautifully! I needed to get out of that chinese cuisine rut i was in!
I'm not even saying this because I'm Puerto Rican, since Puerto Ricans and Dominicans are always trying to be better than one another, but pasteles is actually a dish of Puerto Rican origin. I have never had a pastel that tasted good coming from any Dominican. I love Dominican food, don't get me wrong, but in order for you to experience the best pasteles, you need to have it made by a Puerto Rican. We make it with green banana, squash, taro and ONE PLANTAIN! That's the difference; Dominicans make it with plantain. Try it from a Puerto Rican and you'll taste the difference. As for the wet turd look, they all look like that. And don't feel bad that the looks of it made you not want to eat it. You're not the only person who doesn't eat them just because the way they look.
That sounds hopeful. Will be sure I try some pasteles when in Puerto Rico. Haha, I can't say that the wet turd appearance necessarily was enough to keep me from trying pasteles in the Dominican Republic, I eat all kinds of sometimes gross looking food — dog, crickets, grasshoppers, ants, innards, camel — as I travel. But I think it was the goopy insides of the Dominican pasteles that put me off, perhaps you're correct about this being attributed to the excessive plantain they use. Thanks for the tip.
You're welcome! I Love your travelogue by the way. It's pretty awesome!
Thanks Matt, much appreciated! Especially since you came in on a page that made so many other people angry with me haha. Again, much appreciated.
How ignorant can a person be? I agree the dish looks horrible. I am a 100% sure that those pasteles were made by someone that did not know how to make pasteles. That happens all over the world. unfortunately some people have the ability of cooking others are not so talented.
The pasteles in the photo are from a restaurant. It is my impression that they don't look much different anywhere else in the country. It is not my impression that not enjoying a particular food is grounds for accusing someone of ignorance. In fact, what I show here is the opposite of ignorance: I went to the Dominican Republic, tried a particular food, and then formulated an opinion about it. Also, this was not the first time I've eaten pasteles.
Though I believe that insulting someone that you don't even know, that you've never met, based solely on just one of their opinions is what could be called ignorance by definition.
hi ! i just wanted to say that everyone is allowed to have likes or dislikes concerning food. much like when we are children we hate our veggies, and as we grow it changes sometimes and sometimes it sticks. everyone is different. so anyone disapproving of Ur not liking pastelles is an ignoramus, in my opinion. that being said, i am of dominican decent and am pointing out that in lain america everyone has a different version of a pastelle en hoja. mexican culture makes tamales, Colombians use rice in the " masa ." and its extreemly ignorant for someone to claim that their culture made up a wonderful dish in my opinion( a horrible dish in yours : ] ) such as a pastelle en hojas being that there are so many variations in latin america.
Right on Rosaura! Thanks. I will be sure to try Pasteles again the next time I go through the Dominican Republic.


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Hearing aids are modest audio devices which are attached to the ears. Most models now are "hidden" to a casual observer. They provide a superior sound quality which helps lessen, if not eradicate, the loss of hearing.
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The only minor disadvantage of this variety of hearing aids is that if a person's hearing loss level improves or worsens, it must be sent back to the manufacturer so that adjustments can be created.This can be fairly inconvenient for the user.
This is far more advanced in terms of technology, as compared to the conventional sort.
Programmable hearing aids have adjustable circuits which could be adjusted, based on the user's level of hearing.
The volume control is automatic, making life less difficult for the patient.
Based on the patient's demands, a digital hearing aid may be ordered to suit a particular scenario.
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There are hearing health care experts whose job is to uncover the hearing aid that will be beneficial for the user.
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Digital hearing aids also feature an automatic volume control.
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Physically, this kind of hearing help is easier to wear and is "kinder" to the ears.
The circuit within the hearing help automatically increases or decreases the level of sound.
There is a microphone and an amplifier that gathers and adjusts the sound respectively.
Finally, the speaker transmits the byproduct of the altered and digitally-enhanced sound to the user's ears.
The downside is that this variety of hearing help is more expensive than the programmable and standard hearing aids.
Nonetheless, as soon as you have invested in a digital hearing help, it will surely be hassle-free for you and will fit into any lifestyle.
This type offers the sound high quality of a traditional hearing help and is a lot more cost-successful than its far more technologically-advanced counterparts.
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Hey there! I am Justine Carey (Milton) and I am a fine art film photographer. I love sitcoms, sour candies and shoes, specifically Louboutin's! I love that my work allows me to meet new people and capture life long memories. My super cute husband, Alan Carey, is my second shooter, film loader, and assistant. Together we travel all over the world capturing weddings. Between the two of us we've been to 32 countries, can get by in 4 languages, and own 43 pairs of shoes (okay, that one's mostly me). We got married in May of 2017 in the middle of an olive grove in Greece, it was a super small wedding with only our immediate family and it was absolutely perfect. It is an honour to document the love couples share on such an important day.
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Cockapoos don't shed like regular dogs. You might discover a few stray hairs on the couch, but there's nothing to be too concerned about, like if you're allergic to pet hair. If you brush the dog regularly, there might be some hair on the brush, just like your own. The Cockapoo doesn't really shed, and it's because of the non-shedding quality passed on from the Poodle. They are also very soft. The Cockapoo needs to be brushed and combed regularly. It is believed that the breed is little to no shedding because it's Poodle-based, but it will shed even less if you comb and brush it regularly. That is great news for people in the house who might be allergic to dog dander. Clipping is needed at least once each year. Just because the Cockapoo is low-maintenance, doesn't mean it's no maintenance. You still have to get a brush out and go to work on it regularly. It needs to be taken in and groomed annually. Even though this dog will give you far less mess than other breeds, it's not completely zero-maintenance.
The Cockapoo is a small dog, and so there is generally less shedding. You generally don't see a lot of hairs with a lot of dog that is incredibly small, and already has a non-shedding coat to begin with. There are four different sizes of Cockapoo, and some of them are even smaller than the original size of Cockapoo. There is a Teacup Toy Cockapoo that is under six pounds, there is a Toy Cockapoo that is just under 12 pounds, there is Miniature Cockapoo that is between 13 and 18 pounds, and there is a Standard or Maxi Cockapoo that can reach up to 19 pounds in weight. Generally, people purchase this dog because it is a non-shedding dog. It mixes the affable characteristics of the Cocker Spaniel with the generally short-shedding coat of the Poodle. It is a dog that has the best of both worlds for a lot of pet owners that wouldn't otherwise get a dog at all, because of all its difficult maintenance problems. The Cockapoo is a small dog, whatever size you get it at, and it is not going to be a difficult to clean up after, especially since it sheds so little to begin with. The Cockapoo has been known to make some pet owners grow a little attached, because of its great personality.


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Q: AmpersandJs: Render sub-view getting into AmpersandJs, and having a big showstopper by not figuring out why my sub-view-form isn't rendering it's markup.
My MainView.render, works as should:
render: function() {
  BaseView.prototype.render.apply(this, arguments);
  this.collectionView = this.renderCollection(this.collection, HSEventView, '.item-container');

  this.renderSubview(new HSEventEditView({
    action: 'create'
  }), '.create-event');

  return this;
},

Next, my SubView.render (HSEventEditView):
render: function () {
  this.renderWithTemplate();

  this.form = new EditForm({
    el: this.query('.edit-form'),
    submitCallback: function (data) {
      debug('submit', data);
    }
  });

  this.registerSubview(this.form);
  debug('render.form.el', this.form.el)
}

And finally my FormView:
module.exports = FormView.extend({
  initialize: function() {
    debug('initialize', this.el)
  },

  autoRender: true,

  fields: function () {
    debug('fields!')

    var fields = [
      new InputView({
        label: 'Name',
        name: 'name',
        value: utils.getDotted(this, 'model.name'),
        placeholder: 'Name',
        parent: this
      })
    ];

    debug('fields', fields)
  }
});

The MainView and SubView renders fine, but the 'div.edit-form' DOM-node, where the form markup should be, is empty.
I have tried all variations of including a subview I could dig up, but obviously I am blind to something.
Thanks!
PS! Here is the rendered markup:

Events collection

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Event: Event 1

Create event:

A: Since fields is a function, you need to return the fields. In your Formview:
fields: function () {
  debug('fields!')

  var fields = [
    new InputView({
      label: 'Name',
      name: 'name',
      value: this.model.name,
      placeholder: 'Name',
      parent: this
    })
  ];

  debug('fields', fields)

  // need to return the fields you've declared
  return fields;
}

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James Creasey, right, will referee this weekend's croquet tourney.
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The fifth annual Wicket and Stick It croquet tournament will take over a patch of lawn in Cherry Creek on Friday, and James Creasey will be calling the shots.
The British expatriate has been the tournament's chief referee since it began.
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'We have issued a number of warnings:' Lethbridge police wary of physical distancing fines
Lethbridge police say when it comes to enforcing physical distancing mandates from Alberta Health Services amid the COVID-19 pandemic, they're taking extra caution with handing out fines.
"To date, we still have not issued any tickets and I'm happy to report that," Lethbridge Police Services Inspector Jason Walper said Friday.
"We have issued a number of warnings. One to a local business at the referral of AHS and others in relation to calls."
Officers are opting instead to educate those reported for disobeying those rules, as long as they comply with police.
LPS officials said Lethbridge isn't the only city to practice discretion, with Calgary police releasing their total ticket numbers this week.
"They've issued only seven charges of non-compliance, so to speak, in a city of 1.3 million people," Walper said. "So if you think about that per capita, if we would have issued violation tickets on all four of ours, per 100,000 people, we could be criticized for overstepping and being too harsh, given the financial situation that our province and our city and our citizens are in right now."
Another level of pandemic enforcement has also been introduced this week, as federal health officials have begun to request compliance checks for those re-entering Canada from overseas.
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"They first assess these individuals that are returning to Canada and decide what type of compliance checks they would like to see," Walper explained.
Officials say they've received three requests this week, and will proceed with phone calls and door knocking for those individuals, to ensure 14 days of isolation are completed.
And while the Lethbridge community has been largely successful maintaining safe distancing, Lethbridge police said with summer sun around the corner, they are prepared to take action and hand out the first fines.
"We've received very few complaints and we hope that continues, but we also know with the weather improving, and the length of time this goes on, we're going to start to see more people deciding that they just want to get out and a break in the monotony," Walper said.
"Obviously if we don't get compliance, the fine option is still available and the officers are aware of that as well."
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Хедвиг Хофер Шаксел (, по баща Хедвиг Шулман) е австрийска психоаналитичка.

Биография
Родена е през 1888 година в Мюнхен, Германия, в семейството на Алберт Шулман и Ернестине Рау. Преминава курс за учители и се омъжва за професора от Йена Юлиус Шаксел. Започва обучителна анализа с Ана Фройд през 1924 г. На следващата година става асоцииран член на Виенското психоаналитично общество, а две години по-късно пълноправен член и обучаващ аналитик. Участва в детската градина Баумгартен направена от Зигфрид Бернфелд. Там среща бъдещия си съпруг Вили Хофер, за когото се омъжва през 1933 г. След аншлуса на Австрия с Германия тя и съпругът и заминават за Лондон, където стават членове на Британското психоаналитично общество. Участва в Спорните дискусии на обществото и заема страната на Ана Фройд.

Умира на 3 септември 1961 година в Лондон на 73-годишна възраст.

Източници
  Биография в Психоаналитичен лексикон (линка не е пряк)

Външни препратки
  The Freud-Klein Controversies

Австрийски психоаналитици
Австрийци във Великобритания
Родени в Мюнхен
Починали в Лондон


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Jedenspeigen osztrák mezőváros Alsó-Ausztria Gänserndorfi járásában. 2020 januárjában 1095 lakosa volt.

Elhelyezkedése

Jedenspeigen a tartomány Weinviertel régiójában fekszik a Morva folyó jobb partján, a szlovák határ mentén. Területének 8,2%-a erdő, 79,4% áll mezőgazdasági művelés alatt. Az önkormányzathoz két település tartozik: Jedenspeigen (681 lakos 2020-ban) és Sierndorf an der March (414 lakos).

A környező önkormányzatok: délnyugatra Dürnkrut, északra Drösing, keletre Malacka (Szlovákia).

Története
Jedenspeigent először 1113-ban említik. Neve a Morva itteni kanyarulatából (Jedung) származik. Eredetileg a melki apátság birtoka volt, később a Formbach nemzetségé, majd a Babenbergeké lett.

1278. augusztus 26-án Jedenspeigen és Dürnkrut között zajlott a dürnkruti vagy második morvamezei csata, ahol Habsburg Rudolf IV. László magyar király segítségével megszerezte II. Ottokár cseh királytól az osztrák és a stájer hercegségeket.

1440-ben a települést és a várat birtokló Jedenspeigen család megostromolta Zistersdorfot, ezért III. Frigyes császár csapatai elfoglalták és lerombolták a várat, a birtokot pedig a Christoph von Liechtensteinnek adták át. 1442-ben Wencko von Ruckenau zsoldosvezér szállta meg a helységet. Jedenspeigen 1513-ban I. Miksa császártól mezővárosi privilégiumokat kapott. A 16. században a település többször gazdát cserélt, míg 1583-ban a Kollonitschok vásárolták meg és övék is maradt a 19. századig. A horvát eredetű Kollonitsch család a régi vár helyén reneszánsz kastélyt építtetett. Miután a család férfiágon kihalt, a kastélyt és az uradalmat csömöri Zay László örökölte, azzal a feltétellel, hogy felveszi a Kollonitsch nevet. A család utolsó tagja, Max Kollonitsch gróf 1874-ben a bécsi érsekségre hagyta a kastélyt.

Jedenspeigen 1910-ben kapott vasútállomást. A második világháború végén, 1945 márciusában heves harcok dúltak a térségben és a mezőváros súlyos károkat szenvedett.

1972-ben az addig önálló Sierndorf an der March csatlakozott Jedenspeigen önkormányzatához.

Lakosság
A jedenspeigeni önkormányzat területén 2020 januárjában 1095 fő élt. A lakosságszám 1910 óta többé-kevésbé csökkenő tendenciát mutat. 2018-ban az ittlakók 95,1%-a volt osztrák állampolgár; a külföldiek közül 0,8% a régi (2004 előtti), 2,4% az új EU-tagállamokból érkezett. 1,2% a volt Jugoszlávia (Szlovénia és Horvátország nélkül) vagy Törökország, 0,5% egyéb országok polgára volt. 2001-ben a lakosok 86,8%-a római katolikusnak, 1,1% evangélikusnak, 5% mohamedánnak, 6,2% pedig felekezeten kívülinek vallotta magát. Ugyanekkor a legnagyobb nemzetiségi csoportot a német (94,1%) mellett a törökök (2,9%) és a horvátok (1,9%) alkották.

A népesség változása:

Látnivalók
a jedenspeigeni kastély
a Szt. Márton-plébániatemplom
a sierndorfi Mária születése-plébániatemplom
a helytörténeti múzeum
a minden második év augusztusában tartott középkori fesztivál

Források
A település honlapja
30829 – Jedenspeigen Statistik Austria

Jegyzetek

Fordítás

Alsó-Ausztria települései


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Shakopee church keeps Easter passion play tradition alive
Passion plays date to the Middle Ages and are still popular in Minnesota
By Jean Hopfensperger Star Tribune
March 10, 2018 — 3:16am
The Rev. Erik Lundgren has spent the past few months growing his hair and coaxing a serious beard. For three days this weekend, the Catholic priest also will don a white robe and a crown of thorns and portray Jesus in one of the Twin Cities' longest-running passion plays.
While "passion play" is not exactly a household phrase, these historic Easter season re-enactments of the final days of Jesus continue to draw tens of thousands of Twin Cities visitors each year — even without a surprise ending.
"There seems to be a lot of shelf life left to this concept of a passion play," said Lundgren, who will be on stage at St. Mark's Catholic Church in Shakopee. "I'm 35 years old. I have an assistant priest, and he's excited to be in the play's choir. It draws people together in a cool way for Easter."
At least a half dozen of the theatrical productions are slated in the Twin Cities this Easter season, all slightly different. They range from a "Living Stations" youth performance at the Church of St. Paul in Ham Lake to a "musical passion play" at Holy Cross Catholic Church in Minneapolis.
The plays are performed across the country, but regions settled heavily by immigrants from Germany, Austria and Poland are most likely to host them, said the Rev. Martin Schlag, a professor of Catholic studies at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul. That includes Minnesota, Wisconsin and North Dakota.
The practice dates to the Middle Ages, he said, when it was not uncommon on Good Friday for churches to add a bit of theater to the gospel readings. There were often three voices: a narrator, Jesus, and the other characters.
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Jesus, played by the Rev. Erik Lundgren, hugged audience members and exclaimed "He is risen!" during a dress rehearsal for the passion play at St. Mark's in Shakopee.
"So it wasn't such a big step to add costumes, more characters, music," said Schlag.
In fact, Lundgren's church was founded by German immigrants 150 years ago. Its altar hosted the first modest performance in 1981 with about 12 cast members, said Dave Czaja, one of its founders.
It's evolved into a significant production with about 40 costumed characters — from Roman soldiers to Twelve Apostles — plus a talented 45-voice choir.
One of the largest in the metro area, it draws a cast and crew from Shakopee and the surrounding south metro area.
Not for fainthearted
At St. Mark's, the audience sits in the darkened Gothic church, with the drama unfolding on the altar area under changing, colored lighting. A narrator tells the story, beginning with Palm Sunday, as Jesus enters Jerusalem. A smiling Jesus enters the church, walking up the main aisle to the altar, as the play begins.
The choir in the loft performs 20 pieces as the story unfolds, from a pensive solo during Jesus' crucifixion to the exuberant "Hallelujah Chorus" when Jesus rises from the dead.
While the St. Mark's production is designed to be meditative, with time for the audience to get immersed in the music and moment, it is also realistic. When Jesus is being nailed to the cross by Roman soldiers, someone backstage is actually pounding a nail into a board. When Jesus is whipped by the soldiers, the smacking sound is uncomfortably painful.
It points to the downside of passion plays — namely, they are not for the faint of heart.
While offering a deep religious experience to the faithful, passion plays can have their light moments. Even theater about the Son of God can have glitches. Sometimes the crown of thorns — i.e., grapevines — slips off the heavenly head. One year a Roman soldier on stage passed out minutes before the play was to start.
"We didn't call 911," publicity coordinator Peggy Philipp noted dryly.
Lundgren, who has portrayed Jesus for two years, admits playing the son of God is a challenge. All eyes are glued to him for 90 minutes. There's the sheer physical challenge, he said, such as dragging a heavy cross and falling to the ground "without getting crushed." But capturing the essence of the moment is no easy task, he said.
"It's a lot easier to look like Jesus than act like Jesus," said Lundgren. "You've got to enter into it. What would Christ be thinking?"
Because the St. Mark's production has been running annually for nearly 40 years, with many of the same actors and a longtime backstage crew, it all comes together in a week, said co-director Mike Bemis. Free to the public, it operates on a shoestring budget. But the area Knights of Columbus has provided support over the years, including insurance and lighting equipment.
Lundgren, a newcomer to the scene, said he's been pleasantly surprised to see the range of faces in the pews, from the reverent elderly to young Latino families.
His last performance of the year is Saturday, and with it will go the long hair and beard.
Robin Goblish huddled with Therese Kane and Coleen Kane as they watched Jesus, played by the Rev. Erik Lundgren, struggle with the cross during a dress rehearsal of a scene in "The Passion of Jesus in Music, Word and Light" at St. Mark's Catholic Church in Shakopee.
"It's a cool way to do something at Easter besides going to mass," said Lundgren. "It shows that theater and culture can be part of our faith as well."
Jean Hopfensperger is the religion, faith and values reporter for the Star Tribune. She focuses largely on religious trends shaping Minnesota and the nation.
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Q: How to update ComboBox while performing button action in another tab in java I have a JTabbedPane with two panels inside: panel1 and panel2. I want to update my JComboBox which is located in panel2 when performing an action in panel1.
In panel1 I have this code:
JPanel panel1 = new JPanel();
tabbedPane.addTab("panel1", null, panel1, null);
panel1.setLayout(null);

//some code

JButton btnSubmit = new JButton("Submit");
btnSubmit.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {
    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {

        // ?
    }
});
btnSubmit.setBounds(12, 155, 150, 25);
panel1.add(btnSubmit);

In panel2 is my JComboBox:
JPanel panel2 = new JPanel();
tabbedPane.addTab("panel2", null, panel2, null);
panel2.setLayout(null);
//some code
final JComboBox comboBox_2 = new JComboBox();
comboBox_2.setBounds(12, 240, 200, 24);
panel2.add(comboBox_2);

How can I do that?

A: Here's a quick and dirty implementation.
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import java.awt.event.ActionListener;

import javax.swing.JButton;
import javax.swing.JComboBox;
import javax.swing.JFrame;
import javax.swing.JPanel;
import javax.swing.JTabbedPane;

public class Window extends JFrame {

    JTabbedPane jtp = new JTabbedPane();
    JPanel panel1 = new JPanel();
    JPanel panel2= new JPanel();
    JComboBox<String> comboBox_2 = new JComboBox<String>();

    ActionListener buttonListener = new ActionListener() {
        @Override
        public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
            comboBox_2.addItem("abc");
            comboBox_2.addItem("def");

        }
    };

    public Window() {

        initP1();
        initP2();
        initJTP();

    }

    public void initJTP(){
        jtp.add(panel1);
        jtp.add(panel2);
        this.add(jtp);
    }

    public void initP1(){
         JButton btnSubmit = new JButton("Submit");
         btnSubmit.setBounds(12, 155, 150, 25);
         btnSubmit.addActionListener(buttonListener);
         panel1.add(btnSubmit);
    }

    public void initP2(){
        comboBox_2.setBounds(12, 240, 200, 24);
        panel2.add(comboBox_2);

    }

       /**
     * Create the GUI and show it.  For thread safety,
     * this method should be invoked from the
     * event-dispatching thread.
     */
    private static void createAndShowGUI() {

        Window frame = new Window();
        frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);

        //Display the window.
        frame.pack();
        frame.setVisible(true);
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        //Schedule a job for the event-dispatching thread:
        //creating and showing this application's GUI.
        javax.swing.SwingUtilities.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
            public void run() {
                createAndShowGUI();
            }
        });
    }

}


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Your goal as an investor is simple... to make money.
What's the easiest way to do that? It's become an old cliché... "Buy low and sell high."
It sounds routine... like a no-nonsense formula anyone can follow. But investing doesn't usually work that way.
You see, lows can always go on to make even lower lows. And new highs can lead to even higher highs.
Your best chance to make major profits is to wait for the uptrend before buying. You want to take opportunities to "buy high and sell higher."
That's the opportunity we have in U.S. stocks right now. The market started 2019 off with a bang. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is up 9% so far this year.
Even more, the index rose for nine straight weeks... something that hasn't happened since 1995.
So does that mean you've already missed it? Does that mean you should sell now if you're up on U.S. stocks?
Not at all. History says we should see better-than-normal performance from stocks going forward. And double-digit gains are likely from here.
Let me explain...
Buying after a major rally is counterintuitive. It feels uncomfortable, even dangerous. But history says that your "gut feeling" on this is dead wrong.
We want to buy after a rally has started. It means the trend is in our favor. And history shows that more gains are likely when that's the case.
Again, the Dow recently went up for nine straight weeks. We've only seen similar rallies eight other times since 1949.
That's roughly one opportunity every nine years. And six out of those eight previous occurrences led to profits over the year that followed.
You can see the recent rally in the chart below. Take a look...
Stocks surged higher after bottoming on Christmas Eve. They jumped for nine straight weeks.
Surprisingly, history says this rally still has plenty of upside potential. Similar multiweek rallies have led to major outperformance over the next year. Check it out...
Since 1949, owning U.S. stocks returned a little more than 7% a year. But buying after several straight weeks of gains tended to lead to better returns.
Similar multiweek rallies typically returned 4% gains in three months, 7% gains in six months, and solid 11% gains over the next year.
These aren't blockbuster returns... But they're solid outperformance. And they tell us the recent rally is likely just the beginning. We should expect more gains throughout 2019.
As you know, we're predicting a spectacular Melt Up in the months ahead as investors flood back into stocks. While tech and biotech stocks should soar the most, this nine-day run shows even the "fuddy duddy" stocks of the Dow are likely to outperform.
So if you are still standing on the sidelines, it's time to get into U.S. stocks. Double-digit gains are possible from here.
Good investing,
Brett Eversole
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Today's chart highlights an industry that makes steady profits…
It's no secret that utility stocks can make great long-term investments. These companies provide services everyone needs – like water, gas, and electricity. And that means steady customers are guaranteed. Today's company is a perfect example…
FirstEnergy (FE) provides electricity to homeowners throughout the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic region. The $22 billion utility giant owns more than 24,000 miles of transmission lines, which it uses to serve more than 6 million customers. All those people rely on FirstEnergy to keep the lights on – and that's a steady source of sales for the company… FirstEnergy reported $11.3 billion in revenue last year, up from $10.9 billion in 2017.
As you can see in today's chart, FE shares are trending higher. The stock is up about 25% over the past year and recently hit a new multiyear high. It's more proof that utility stocks can make safe, long-term investments…
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