If I was dreaming of a white Christmas, without a doubt my dreams have come true.
I ran a few errands this morning, but by noon the snow was falling at a pretty good rate and I was glad to spend the rest of the day inside – cozy and snug. By 2pm the snow had accumulated enough that I had to clear the back porch. (I learned a few years ago that if your back door opens out, you better clear the porch every once in a while during heavy snow storms or be prepared to stay inside until spring.) By 4pm, I was clearing the porch on an hourly basis.
I took a break from blizzard-watching long enought to see the Patriots cream Arizona 47-7, but at 6pm I turned on the local news where they said we were just about to enter a period of heavy snowfall. "About to enter…?" Cripes. I'm not sure what they considered the last eight hours of snow, but it looked pretty darned heavy to me.
I have to think that this amount of snow in such a short period is a bit much. I mean, this is the type of snowstorm that caused Laura Ingalls to tie a rope around herself so she wouldn't get lost between the house and the barn. When I asked for a white Christmas, I didn't mean a "white-out" Christmas.


Capture a taste of summer with this step-by-step tomato canning how-to.
Freshly canned tomato sauce is a taste of summer that will last all year.
As summer's heat wanes, farms and gardens bring in the yearly bounty of tomatoes. When tomatoes peak, their abundance can be overwhelming, so preserving them is an excellent way to enjoy their bright flavor throughout the year.
For best results, you'll want tomatoes with a high amount of meat, such as plum or San Marzano, and you'll want them just ripe. Discard any bruised or overripe fruit or extremely under-ripe fruit.
In addition, you'll need some equipment. For approximately 20-22 pounds of tomatoes, you'll need seven quart-size mason jars with rings and new, unused lids; a ladle; a wide-mouth funnel; a pair of jar tongs; and a couple cooling racks set over towels. You'll also want a pressure canner.
Unlike pickles and most fruit preserves, tomatoes are comparatively low in acidity, and so must be acidified in order to be canned using the standard water-bath method. Foods with a pH higher than 4.6 can harbor botulism bacteria spores; tomatoes are generally right around 4.5, so you're playing with fire if you do not bring the acid level up. Moreover, if you add anything to your tomatoes, such as onions, garlic or basil, you are lowering the acidity further.
Water boils at 212ºF at sea level; this is not sufficient to kill off the botulism spores. By raising the pressure in the cooking environment, you raise the temperature at which water boils. By raising the pressure to 11 pounds, you raise the boiling temperature to about 240ºF, which will kill off the spores.
So, if you intend to do much canning of low-acid foods such as tomatoes, stocks or meats, you may want to invest in a pressure canner. Modern pressure canners are easy and exceedingly safe to use, and you will be able to rest easy knowing that your canned goods are free of toxins.
Coring the tomato; follow up by scoring the bottom.
Using a small paring knife, cut out the tough core of the tomato, then score the bottom.
Set a large pot of water to boil; keep a cooler full of ice water nearby. Submerge the tomatoes in boiling water for 20 to 30 seconds, until the skins wrinkle and split. Remove them to the ice water. Depending on how many tomatoes you are processing, you may need several changes of ice water, as the hot tomatoes will quickly melt the ice.
Set up a workstation with three positions: A large bowl or pot, another large bowl or pot with a sieve over it, and a pot large enough to capture the tomato pulp for cooking. Remove each tomato from the ice bath. Peel the skin away and cast that into the first bowl or pot. Over the sieve in the second bowl or pot, tear open the tomatoes and remove the seeds and liquid from the chambers. Move to the third pot and crush the tomato pulp with your hands in it. This is where it will be most apparent whether tomatoes are too under-ripe, as the skins will not want to come away, and the fruit will be too hard to open and crush.
Using a spatula, massage the seeds in the sieve to extract the water. The seeds will retain some gelatinous exterior. Discard the skins and seeds, reserving the tomato water. This can be used much in the same way as a stock, e.g., a base for soups or braises, and is very flavorful.
Alternatives: For a puree, place tomato pulp into a food mill over the third pot, and puree it into the pot. For tomato juice, place skinned tomatoes (with seeds) into a food mill over the third pot (no second pot necessary in this case) and puree.
Place the pots of your crushed tomatoes (or puree) and water on the stove. Bring to a low boil and reduce heat. Simmer the crushed tomatoes until they break down.
Meanwhile, have your pressure canner filled to the 3-quart line and over a high flame.
The right tool for the job: A lid caddy helps organize and sterilize lids and rings.
When the water in the canner is at least 180ºF but not quite boiling, submerge your jars, lids, rings, funnel, ladle and jar tongs (a lid caddy is a handy tool for this). If you are preparing a large number of jars, you can run them through the dishwasher (provided it sterilizes), then keep in a 220ºF oven until ready. Keep everything hot until just before you're ready to can.
Remove as many jars, lids, etc., as you will can at once (a 23-quart canner can handle seven quart jars). Stuff a sprig of basil into each jar, if desired. Ladle the tomatoes through the wide-mouth funnel into each jar, leaving about 1/2" headroom at the top.
Insert a clean spatula, knife or chopstick, and "bubble" the contents, wiggling it around the perimeter to dislodge any air bubbles. Using a wet paper towel, wipe the rims of the jars clean, then set the lids on top. Apply the rings, screwing on until just finger-tight. Using the tongs, lower the jars into the canner and close the lid. Keep over high heat until steam flows freely through the vent at the top; continue venting for 10 minutes, then apply the valve. Keep over high heat, monitoring the pressure. When the pressure hits 11 pounds, reduce the heat to low and set the timer for 15 minutes. Keep an eye on the pressure: It can go over 11 pounds, but it's best to keep the pressure as stable as possible. Moreover, if it dips below 11 pounds, it must be brought back up, and the 15 minutes started again.
When the 15 minutes are up, kill the heat and allow to cool naturally. When the pressure has fallen completely and the cover lock drops, open the canner and remove the cans with your tongs to the cooling racks. Once cool, several hours later, test the jars by removing the rings and lifting the jars by the lids. If the lids give, the seal did not set. These may be refrigerated and used right away, or the tomatoes can be reprocessed and canned using the above instructions.
Some separation may occur as the jars cool, especially for the tomato water; this is normal. Puree may retain its emulsion better.
Sean Timberlake is a professional writer, amateur foodie, avid traveler and all-around bon vivant. He is the founder of Punk Domestics, a content and community site for DIY food enthusiasts, and has penned the blog Hedonia since 2006. He lives in San Francisco with his husband, DPaul Brown, and their hyperactive terrier, Reese.
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Questa voce raccoglie le informazioni riguardanti l'Hamburger Sport-Verein nelle competizioni ufficiali della stagione 2016-2017.

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Nella stagione 2016-2017 l'Amburgo, allenato da Bruno Labbadia e Markus Gisdol, concluse il campionato di Bundesliga al 14º posto. In coppa di Germania l'Amburgo fu eliminato ai quarti di finale dal .

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 Allenatore: Markus Gisdol
 Allenatore in seconda: Frank Fröhling, Frank Kaspari
 Preparatore dei portieri: Stefan Wächter
 Preparatori atletici: Daniel Müssig, Sebastian Capel

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Girone di ritorno

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Statistiche dei giocatori

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175 on the 175th Anniversary Celebration at Prosperity Baptist Church, Sunday, Septempber 12, 2010. At least that's the "guesstimate" from our Kitchen Committee who had food spread over 35 feet of tables and that didn't include the drink table!
What a great day it was when former members and pastors came together for a "family" reunion. Former pastors attending were Dr. James Hutchings, who delivered the morning message, with his wife, Jane, from Harrison, TN and Bro. Thurman Seber and his wife, Laura, who have recently made a move to Alexandria, TN.
Mrs. Euphema Dexter, widow of former pastor Bro. Clifton Dexter, and her daughter, Jane, from McMinnville and Karen Stinnett, wife of former pastor Bro. Mark Stinnett, who is currently serving a church in Hawaii, were in attendance. Mrs. Lola Flatt of Cookeville and widow of former interim pastor, Bro. Lester Flatt, attended with her daughter.
The service began with the church choir performing "The Old Country Church" hymn which was very appropriate for this occasion. Throughout the service, they performed several more songs.
State House of Representative, Stratton Bone, and military friend of current pastor, Bro. Don Rigsby, presented the church with a proclamation.
The Historical Committee of the Tennessee Baptist Convention honoured the church with a plaque and the trustees, administration and faculty of Union University of Jackson, TN sent a certificate of congratulations. There were also letters of congratulations from several former pastors. Three current church members shared their "history" of the church and a few memories of times gone by.
Following a delicious and bountiful lunch, The Beelers of Knoxville, TN., provided Gospel singing.
Information taken from the old church record book says "Susanne David was in the organizations of the (Prosperity Baptist Church) church, 1835. It is an off spring of Salem Church and was established under the ministry of Elder John Fite who himself became one of the first sixteen members.
The church is located is located at the intersection of Highway 96 and Fites Lane in the southeastern corner of Wilson County, half way between Auburntown and Cottage Home. It is situated in a prosperous farming area on the bank of Smith's Fork Creek. "They" say because of her location in a prosperous farming section, the church and also the community were named Prosperity.
Nothing of unusual character has occurred in the history of the church other than the loss of two buildings, the current building being the third structure. The first meeting house was located below the old road on the bank of the creek at the old saw mill place.
Bro. Grimes stated that this building burned. Another record said that it was torn down and a larger and better building was erected. The one-room building was constructed in 1885 during the pastorate of Elder J.H. Grimes at the cost of $1,200. This church was leveled by a tornado on January 24, 1928.
The current building was erected in 1928 and 1929 with dedication held May 12, 1929. It was constructed at the cost of $12,000 plus several other thousands of dollars worth of labor and material donated by the people with all debts paid by completion.
The women of the church sold all the eggs their hens laid on Sunday to help raise the money for rebuilding. A quilt that was on display during the anniversary celebration was made by several ladies of the church for the purpose of purchasing choir draperies. The quilt included the names of the current members at that time.
It has been necessary for this building to be expanded twice because of the need for additional space. Several years ago a group of Sunday School rooms were built across the back of the building. In the years 1976 and 1977 a Fellowship Hall plus additional classrooms, storage rooms and Kitchen were added to our current structure.
Until 1979 our baptisms took place in the Smith Fork Creek. The places used were "the Slab" adjoining the Alton Armstrong property behind the Riley Crook property and at the "Old Mill" adjoining the Jim Anderson property. Also used was the baptistry at Round Lick Baptist Church, Watertown First Baptist Church and Auburn Baptist Church. It was in the spring of the above year that our current baptistry was installed with the first baptismal service held April 22, 1979.
In 1980 a donation was made to Prosperity Baptist Church to begin and help support a Library.
Improvements and conveniences which have been added lately are: paving of the parking lot, installation of a new lighted sign, upgrading the sound system and replacing carpet with linoleum throughout the first floor with the exception of the sanctuary which had been carpeted a few years back.
Our current ministries include "Jesus' Little Bell Ringers", Youth signing and singing group, Women's Prayer Cross Ministry, Children's Church and Senior Luncheon. Bro. Don Rigsby is the present pastor having begun his pastorate in July, 2009.


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Q: Installing Bionic Beaver freezes in the first purple screen I want to fresh install ubuntu 18.04. When I boot it from USB Drive, and after selecting install ubuntu, it freezes in the first purple screen and after 1 hour waiting, nothing happens. I have currently ubuntu 16.04 installed.

A: I had the same problem, and after more than 8 hours, I have realized that my TV is my "main screen".
After disconnecting the HDMI cable, everything started working perfectly!

A: This is most likely a video driver problem. You can follow these steps as answered on this site. Hopefully this solves your problem.
In a nutshell, press the 'e' key when prompted to install Ubuntu. Then simply type nomodeset before the words quiet splash and see if the install continues (by pressing ctrl+x).

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Hola! Bonjour! Nín hǎo! Zdravstvuyte!
Hello! ….All of these words mean hello in different languages, but which one of them makes you feel happiest? This may be a weird question, but have you ever thought that the words you use or the language you speak in may affect your happiness? A group of researchers just published a paper in PNAS (Proceedings of the National Academy of Science of the United States of America) Journal. The article is titled "Human Language Reveals a Universal Positivity Bias." What does this mean? The authors concluded that human language has evolved to actually include more positive words on average than negative, and overall people speak in ways and choose words that make them happy rather than sad. But, how did researchers come to this conclusion?
So next time you are feeling a little down, just talk to someone next to you. More likely than not, it is going to make you happier! And if you want the most bang for your buck when talking to make yourself happy…learn Spanish!


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Linus Ullmark suffered a lower-body injury Thursday. ©2021, Micheline Veluvolu
Sabres lose Jack Eichel, Linus Ullmark to injuries, game to Devils
BUFFALO – Sabres forward Riley Sheahan knew captain Jack Eichel was a little banged up heading into Thursday's game against the New Jersey Devils.
Still, Sheahan, a fourth-line winger, never expected he would be thrust into Eichel's spot as the No. 1 center following the pregame warm-up.
"I … saw the lineup had changed and my name was up there with (Victor Olofsson) and (Sam Reinhart)," Sheahan, who opened the scoring, said on a Zoom call following the Sabres' 4-3 overtime loss inside KeyBank Center.
The Sabres gave Eichel, who appeared to hurt his ankle Tuesday in New Jersey, Thursday morning off. Coach Ralph Krueger seemed confident he would play.
But during the warm-up, Krueger said a "lower-body complication showed up." The Sabres had to scratch Eichel, their leading scorer, just minutes before the game.
"It was not related to him not skating this morning," Krueger said. "It definitely caught us all by surprise. The first diagnosis on it is day to day. The feeling he had, that there was a risk of putting him into the game situation.
"It's being assessed tonight, it's going to be assessed tomorrow."
The Sabres are also assessing Linus Ullmark, their starting goalie. Ullmark suffered a lower-body injury and left the game after the first period. Carter Hutton replaced him.
"We have really no idea yet of the severity of the injury," Krueger said of Ullmark. "I'll be honest with you, we need to take a deeper dive at it first thing in the morning and we'll give you an update then after the skate.
"It's an open injury where until we've got some pictures and we've got some deeper analysis, we can't tell you the situation."
Considering the Sabres lost two of their best players, Krueger said he's "really proud" of point they earned for reaching overtime.
The Sabres are also missing three of their top defensemen: Will Borgen, Jake McCabe and Rasmus Ristolainen.
"We could have done better in overtime," Krueger said. "But getting to overtime with all the chaos that was going on in and during the game, I thought the guys stuck with it. … But being honest with you it stings the same when it's done. We need to assess our situation pretty quickly and move toward the weekend."
Pavel Zacha scored the winner 1:17 into overtime, beating Hutton from the right circle.
Reinhart's power-play scored 15:30 into the third tied it after goals from Miles Wood and Nico Hischier earlier in the period put New Jersey up.
Wood scored at 4:25, capitalizing after Sabres winger Taylor Hall received a four-minute high-sticking penalty.
"I don't think my stick touched his lip or anything like that," said Hall, who was stopped on a first-period breakaway by goalie Mackenzie Blackwood.
Hall made amends when he fed Reinhart in front to tie the game. Reinhart has scored four goals and seven points in the last five games.
Winger Casey Mittelstadt scored the Sabres' other goal, his first since Nov. 29, 2019. Shortly after that goal, the Sabres demoted him to the minors for the rest of the season.
But Mittelstadt, 22, has enjoyed a strong comeback campaign, working his way up from the taxi squad into regular duty. He looked impressive in two spot appearances last month. Krueger inserted him again Monday and has played him the last three games.
When Mittelstadt converted center Eric Staal's pass in front on the power play, his smile told the story.
At this point, it would be difficult to yank Mittelstadt out of the lineup.
With Eichel sidelined, winger Tage Thompson moved into Sheahan's fourth-line spot.
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WF Mayor Mattern Says Goodbye After 20 Years at His Last City Commission Meeting
He says he feels thankful for all of the growth he has been a part over the last two decades
WEST FARGO, N.D. — After 20 years with the city of West Fargo, 16 as mayor, Rich Mattern gets emotional as he says goodbye at his last city commission meeting.
"Thru the years I've had the honor of working with some great, great staff. *chokes up* Excuse me."
Mattern lost his re–election bid last week to Bernie Dardis.
He says he feels thankful for all of the growth he has been a part over the last two decades.
He says he wishes the new mayor and new board all the best as they begin to serve the city.
"In those 20 years we've accomplished a lot. When you look at south of the interstate there was nothing there when we decided to go south, look what it's turned into today. I'm proud of that and I'm proud of the staff, the commission, and myself, what I've accomplished in those 20 years, it's been an awesome ride," said Mayor Rich Mattern.
He says he is planning to travel with his wife and continue to work closely with the community.
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Lacan, Jacques
Lacan was a French psychoanalyst and doctor of medicine who reinterpreted the work of Sigmund Freud in the light of the structural linguistics of Ferdinand de Saussure. He trained at the Paris Medical Faculty, in 1963 became Chargé de Conférences at the École Pratique des Hautes Études, and founded the École Freudienne de Paris. He is largely associated with the structuralist and post-structuralist movements, and during the 1960s his seminars were a major focus of intellectual life in Paris. His work, which is often obscure and replete with puns and word-plays, has had a considerable influence on feminist theory, because of his argument that Freud's hypotheses must be interpreted symbolically rather than literally; and, in particular, that Freud's controversial idea of 'penis envy' should be treated metaphorically.
The unconscious, Lacan argues, is like language because it operates by using metaphor and metonymy—that is, it works symbolically. His refinement of Freudian theory has been seen by many as crucial because it avoided Freud's controversial and arguably contradictory idea that there are biological 'drives' that reduce all individuals to identical development patterns. Language, according to Lacan, constructs meaning throughout culture, but language is also mutable, so that change is therefore not only possible but also inevitable, both at a social and a personal level. Lacan's theory thus enables the development of identity and subjectivity to be seen much more as socially constructed than biologically determined.
Crucial to Lacan's overall theoretical system is his idea of the 'mirror phase' of infant development. He argues that, at around the age of six months, a baby, who has previously thought of itself not as a separate being from its mother, grows aware of being separate. Lacan uses the metaphor of a mirror to illustrate this process, for the baby, looking at the mother as if looking into a mirror, finds an image reflected back which it regards as a coherent and unified whole. In fact, however, the image it sees is the mother/other and not itself. It is this misinterpretation that splits the human psyche into two, because we all identify with something or someone who seems like what or who we want to be, and yet which is in fact separate and alien. This leads to a false belief in the wholeness and stability of the ego, which Lacan sees as a continually restructured process.
As a baby develops, it falls in love with its mother and begins to see the father as threatening to its desire to have the mother to itself. Lacan argues that it is this longing for the mother, and the denial of it by the father who symbolizes culture and the outside world to the baby, which acts to create the unconscious. This process splits the child, the subject, into consciousness and the unconscious, and the whole process is an essential part of a young child's acquisition of language. Awareness of gender difference and the acquisition of gendered subjectivity are also integral to this process.
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The Wicked Sound favorite / best Live albums of 2021:
01. The Daptone Super Soul Revue LIVE at the Apollo [Daptone]
Daptone celebrates 20 years of soulful music with the release of The Daptone Super Soul Revue LIVE at the Apollo. Performed and recorded over three nights in front of a sold-out crowd at The World Famous Theater in Harlem, NY (December 4th - 6th, 2014), this album brings the electrifying performances that helped put Daptone on the map directly to your living room! Featuring live sets from: Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings, Charles Bradley and his Extraordinaires, Naomi Shelton and the Gospel Queens, Antibalas, The Budos Band, Menahan Street Band, Saun & Starr, The Sugarman 3, as well as concert's em-cee, Binky Griptite. This album is lovingly dedicated to the memory of Sharon Jones, Charles Bradley, Naomi Shelton and Cliff Driver.
02. John Coltrane A Love Supreme Live in Seattle [Impulse]
John Coltrane released this year for the first time A Love Supreme Live in Seattle was recorded in Seattle's Penthouse club in the fall of 1965, it is only the second full live performance recording known after one from the Festival Mondial du Jazz Antibes in France from 1965. The unknown tape was found in the archive of a local saxophonist, Joe Brazil, who recorded the performance. The quartet for the original recording of one was made up of McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Garrison and Elvin Jones next to Coltrane himself, but this recording was boosted by Pharoah Sanders on tenor sax, Carlos Ward on alto saxophone and Donald Rafael Garrett on the second bass. It's a suite packed with spirit, power and soul. It is one of only two recorded live performances of Coltrane's 1965 album A Love Supreme, the other being a July 1965 recording from the Jazz à Juan jazz festival in Juan-les-Pins, Antibes, France, which was released in 2002 as part of the deluxe edition of A Love Supreme.
03. Timo Lassy & Teppo Mäkynen Live Recordings 2019-2020 [WeJazz]
The dynamic duo of tenor saxophonist Timo Lassy and drummer Teppo Mäkynen return with a double LP of live recordings captured in 2019 and 2020. The We Jazz Records release Live Recordings 2019-2020 follows the duo's 2019 LP which was shortlisted for "Jazz Album Of the Year" at Gilles Peterson's Worldwide Awards. While the studio album versions were studies in improvisational brevity, the live album lets the long-time collaborators really let loose and build memorable sonic narratives around the compositions. The album is produced and edited by Teppo Mäkynen, also known as a sought-after producer with the knack for looking at the big picture. Their duo shows have quickly become celebrated examples of what a long history of playing together can enable on stage when paired with the right mindset and a shared musical goal. This live album follows the ethos of both documenting what's happening and expanding on what was captured in the studio earlier.
From our Blog: SONG OF THE DAY: TIMO LASSY & TEPPO MÄKYNEN – CALLING JAMES (LIVE RECORDINGS)
Live Recordings 2019-2020 by Timo Lassy & Teppo Mäkynen
04. R+R=NOW R + R = NOW LIVE [Blue Note]
In October 2018, Robert Glasper settled into the Blue Note club in NYC for a month-long residency several nights of which featured the new dream team collective R+R=NOW with Glasper on keys, Terrace Martin on synthesizer and vocoder, Christian Scott aTunde Adjuah on trumpet, Derrick Hodge on bass, Taylor McFerrin on synth and beatbox, and newcomer Justin Tyson on drums. The band had recently released their debut album Collagically Speaking and the music had already taken on expansive new dimensions in concert as evidenced on R+R=NOW Live, a thrilling live recording with standout tracks including Respond, Change of Tone, Resting Warrior, and a cover of Kendrick Lamar's How Much a Dollar Cost.
From our Blog: RE IMAGINED: R+R=NOW – HOW MUCH A DOLLAR COST (KENDRICK LAMAR)
05. Jaimie Branch's Fly or Die Live [International Anthem]
Jaimie Branch's Fly or Die Live, the new album recorded by the trumpeter's quartet at in Zurich, Switzerland on January 23rd, 2020, which feels like it bears the weight of both that specific pocket of time, and a prophecy for all that was soon to come. branch and her Fly or Die crew — cellist Lester St. Louis, bassist Jason Ajemian, and drummer Chad Taylor — had just kicked off the concert at Moods, with the opening tracks off their then-new studio album Fly or Die II: Bird Dogs of Paradise, the second of which, Prayer for Amerikkka is among the best political songs written during the Trump Era, and when the moment in question pops off. A week into a European tour and after three months of constant live performance, Fly or Die is at home in the music's contours, messing with its internal machinery while guiding its meaning.
FLY or DIE LIVE by jaimie branch
06. Resilient Vessels Live At The Cell [RRGEMS Records]
New York city based bassist and visual artist Josh Werner was awarded an artist in residence from The Cell Gallery located in New York NY. As a part of this residency which occurred in the month of July 2020, Josh presented various works in different mediums from visual art to music. In lue of the 2020 pandemic Josh was unable to present music to a live audience and instead offered a pre-recorded live performance to be aired at a later date. Werner was able to put together an ensemble of some of the leading improvisors on the New York City scene in that of James Brandon Lewis, Ches Smith and Patrick Holmes. One of the leading jazz pioneers Ornette Coleman once expressed himself by saying you know more, but I feel more. During these turbulent times this statement resonates with this ensemble; it's one that embodies the acknowledgment of feelings within your being to then pour into the music being presented. This ensemble draws from proceeding generations of musicians such as Don Cherry, Roy Ayers, John Coltrane, Cecil Taylor, Albert Ayler, Tribe Called Quest and the energy of the downtown art rock movement.
From our Blog: SONG OF THE DAY: JAMES BRANDON LEWIS – CHEMURGY
RESILIENT VESSELS LIVE AT THE CELL by James Brandon Lewis, Patrick Holmes, Ches Smith & Josh Werner
07. Jaga Jazzist The Tower [Brainfeeder]
The Tower is a new film and live album by the Norwegian eight-piece band Jaga Jazzist. Comprising of live recordings of the four compositions that make up their ninth studio album Pyramid, the band linked with director Sigurd Ytre-Arne to film an incredible live set at the top of Økern Kulturtårn in Oslo, capturing the transition from day to night as the sun set over Norway's capital city. This was a beautiful night in August 2020 after five months in lockdown. It was the first day we met up and played the album together since recording it a year earlier, explains Lars Horntveth. The idea was to capture the sunset over our beautiful city while playing the new album from start to finish. Filmed, edited and directed by the supertalented Sigurd Ytre-Arne. We´re stoked that we captured this on film and looking forward to finally show it to everybody. Enjoy!
From our Blog: JAGA JAZZIST IS BACK WITH "PYRAMID"
The Tower by Jaga Jazzist
08. Mulatu Astatke Timeless [Mochilla reissue]
In 2009, Brian Cross organized a series of live events at the Luckman Fine Arts Complex in Los Angeles. The Timeless series captured the lasting impact of several artists on the world of hip-hop and beyond. Live, fully orchestrated performances by Ethiopia's Mulatu Astatke and Brazil's Arthur Verocai bookended the incredible Suite For Ma Dukes, a tribute to James "Dilla" Yancey, by Miguel Atwood-Ferguson. Mochilla Presents Timeless: Mulatu Astatke captures what the sold-out crowd at the Luckman witnessed: the famed Ethiopian artist performing with veterans of the Los Angeles jazz community including Bennie Maupin, Azar Lawrence, Phil Ranelin and more. Having just witnessed the performance Cut Chemist remarked Musically, he has been my biggest inspiration with producer Quantic noting One of the musical visionaries of our age…We are still trying to catch up.
09. Roy Hargrove & Mulgrew Miller In Harmony [Resonance Records]
In Harmony is the first previously unissued recording of the late trumpet star Roy Hargrove since his passing in 2018. Captured live on January 15, 2006 at Merkin Hall at the Kaufman Music Center in New York City and November 9, 2007 at the Williams Center for the Arts at Lafayette College in Easton, PA, with piano great Mulgrew Miller, In Harmony is an intimate snapshot of two masters performing without a net at the top of their games.
In Harmony by Roy Hargrove & Mulgrew Miller
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The Fearless Flyers put vinyl featuring their set opening for Vulfpeck at Madison Square Garden in New York City on September 28, 2019. The quartet consists of Vulfpeck bassist Joe Dart and guitarist Cory Wong as well as guitarist Mark Lettieri and drummer Nate Smith. Vulfpeck previously issued their headlining performance from the night under the same moniker, Live At Madison Square Garden. The Fearless Flyers mixed originals, takes on Vulfpeck gems Lost My Treble Long Ago and The Speedwalker and a cover of Stevie Wonder's Signed, Sealed, Delivered (I'm Yours) at the iconic NYC venue. Each of the originals played come from the group's self-titled 2018 EP and 2019's The Fearless Flyers II EP. Saxophonist Eddie Barbash sat-in on Hero Town from the latter.
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Janvier Omar Ndikumana (ur. 17 lutego 1982 w Bużumburze) – burundyjski piłkarz występujący na pozycji bramkarza. Zawodnik klubu Randaberg IL.

Kariera klubowa
Ndikumana karierę rozpoczynał w 2000 roku w zespole Académic Bużumbura z Ligue A. Grał tam w latach 2000-2006. W 2007 roku wyjechał do Norwegii, by grać w tamtejszym Randabergu IL z 3. divisjon (IV liga). W tym samym roku awansował z nim do 2. divisjon. W 2010 roku, po awansie Randabergu do 1. divisjon, odszedł z klubu.

W 2011 roku Ndikumana podpisał kontrakt z zespołem Sandnes Ulf, także grającym w 1. divisjon. W tym samym roku wywalczył z nim awans do Tippeligaen. Po tym sukcesie wrócił do Randabergu, który spadł do 2. divisjon.

Kariera reprezentacyjna
W reprezentacji Burundi Ndikumana zadebiutował 21 czerwca 2008 roku w przegranym 1:2 meczu eliminacji Mistrzostw Świata 2010 z Tunezją. W tamtym spotkaniu otrzymał czerwoną kartkę.

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Pilgrimage to Fatima
Travelling to Portugal, 10 - 14 June 2017.
Since 1917, millions of pilgrims have visited the sanctuary of Fatima in northern Portugal to call on the protection of Our Lady who appeared here to three shepherd children for six months in succession instructing them to convey her message to the world that mankind should show penance for their sins and pray the rosary every day. Our pilgrimage will take place during the 100th anniversary of the apparitions. The three, originally secret, messages of Fatima were for prayer, reparation, repentance and sacrifice, and the abandonment of sin.
The first secret was a vision of hell which contrasts with the heaven previously shown to the children by Our Lady. The second secret included Mary's instructions on how to save souls from hell and convert the world to the Christian faith. The third secret gives a vision of the death of the Pope and other religious figures. The message shows a flaming sword coming into contact with Our Lady and dying out, suggesting that in the end, good triumphs over evil.
Day one – London Heathrow - Lisbon
Our scheduled flight departs Heathrow at 11:20am. On arrival at Lisbon Airport we transfer to our hotel in Fatima.
Day two – Fatima
This morning, we proceed to Aljustrel for Stations of the Cross and to visit the Shrines of the Apparitions of Our Lady and the Angels, and to see the homes of the children, Jacinta, Francisco and Lucia. After time for lunch we have a guided tour to include the Basilica and the Chapel of the Apparitions. In the evening there will be (hopefully) the opportunity to take part in the torchlight procession.
Day three – Fatima
Today will be spent in Fatima. In the morning, we take part in the Mass at the sanctuary. Lunch will be in our hotel. This afternoon there will be the opportunity for private devotions and shopping, or else the opportunity for a visit to the museum, O Milagre de Fatima, which recreates the historical events from the beginning of the 20th century, the apparitions of the Angel of Portugal, the apparitions of Our Lady of Fatima and the Miracle of the Sun. Also, the Fatima wax museum next to the sanctuary is worth a visit, where the story of the Fatima witnesses and other historical events is told through wax figures. After dinner in the hotel we join the famous celebrations marking the apparitions, beginning with International Rosary and Candlelight Procession, continuing with Holy Mass and Night Vigil.
Day four – Fatima
The Feast of Our Lady of Fatima
Today there will be a special event to mark the 100th anniversary of the second apparition by Our Lady to the three shepherd children on this date in 1917. We join the concluding celebrations for the feast, including Rosary, Mass, the anointing of the sick and Consecration to the Immaculate Heart of Mary. The afternoon will be free for private devotions and souvenir hunting. Lunch and dinner will be in our hotel today.
Day five – Fatima - Lisbon - London Heathrow
Morning is at leisure and lunch at choice. In the afternoon we transfer to Lisbon Airport for our 4:10pm flight departure to Heathrow, arriving there at 6:50pm.
This itinerary is subject to change without prior notification
This tour involves a substantial amount of long distance walking, some of which will be over irregular surfaces such as cobblestones and badly-maintained walking areas. If everyday walking is something you find difficult, this tour may be unsuitable for you.
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· All coach transfers and touring in Portugal as per the itinerary, by air-conditioned coach.
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Nestled in the foothills outside of Denver in beautiful Conifer Colorado, offering guided horseback rides for adults and children over 8. Bear Mountain Stables hosts birthday parties, special occasion rides & small group events.
Guided trail rides in Conifer Colorado. Beautiful mountain trails. $50 1 hr.
Restrooms & Covered Picnic area w/BBQ grill available for your use.
Start in daylight as we ride past the historic "Glory Hole" mine to the Central City casinos where you can wine, dine, and gamble then ride back home by the light of the moon. Or hit the trail on guided and unguided riding trips that start at $40 for the first hour and then $30 for each additional hour. Fireworks and graveyard rides offered as well.
Located in Bear Creek Lake Park. Small or large groups for horse rides with miles of trails set in over 2600 acres of beautiful parkland. Great family fun and and adventure.
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1- If you actually look very closely, you will find that many successes for the night's night have taken a lot of time.
2- The only way to do great work is to love your work.
3- Come on, do something new in the coming tomorrow, instead of worrying about what happened yesterday.
4- Design is not just about how things look or feel, design is how things work.
5- Perhaps death is the greatest invention of this life.
6- Your task is to satisfy a large part of life and get it to satisfaction, in which you believe. The only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you do not want to do it, then find him. Do not let yourself stay.
7- The new discovery differs between a leader and a follower.
8- Become the criteria of quality, some people do not have such an environment that excellence is expected.
9- You should work hard to make your thinking clean and simple. Such hard-thinking thinking has a great value for the result, because by looking at it you can move the mountain too.
10- Great people and great products never die.
11- Deciding what you do not have to do is as important as deciding what to do with you.
12- Tell the world on the strength of your abilities, who are you, then only the world will recognize you.Tell the world on the strength of your abilities, who are you, then only the world will recognize you.
13- I am sure that half the difference between successful and unsuccessful entrepreneurs is only a matter of conviction.
14- It is good to believe the happiness of success, but it is necessary to learn from your failure.
सफलता की ख़ुशी मानना अच्छा है, पर उससे जरुरी है अपनी असफलता से सिख लेना.
15- There is no need to change the world for anything important to be important.
16- Every moment of life is like dots that you can not add to the future, after all these moments, when you look at your past, these dots will look connected to you.


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A Uniform Residential Appraisal Report or URAR is one of the most common forms used in United States real estate appraisals.  It was created to allow for standard reporting and analysis of single-family dwellings or single-family dwellings with an "accessory unit".  It is also suitable for a building in a planned unit development (PUD) but is not meant to be used for appraisals of manufactured homes or condos.

The most current incarnation of the URAR is the "Fannie Mae Form 1004" updated for March 2005.  It is considered a full appraisal with all three approaches to value, cost approach, sales comparison approach, and income approach.

Requirements
The report requires an interior and exterior inspection of the subject property.
A street map that shows the location of the subject property and of all comparable properties that the appraiser used.
An exterior building sketch of the improvements that indicates the dimensions.
Clear, descriptive photographs of the subject property and comparable sales used.

Parts of the URAR
Some of the sections of a URAR include but are not limited to:

Subject: Basic information such as the address, legal description, owner's and/or borrower's names.  The client is also identified here.
Contract: Information on the contract for sale is entered here for appraisals in which a change of ownership is about to occur.
Site: Data on the size, shape, zoning, and access to utilities as well as FEMA flood-zone information
Improvements: Physical characteristics of the property such as age, materials, and condition
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ABOUT buntaro®
Our goal is to continually manufacture products that will be needed and trusted in any era.
A business with over 70 years experience in manufacturing outsole and insole materials for Japan-made shoes, our track record of providing materials and unique compounding technology has culminated in the development of insoles for medical use.
Now to go even further, we have concentrated all our knowledge and expertise into one to create the buntaro® brand.
Did you know that beach sandals (also known as flip flops or thongs) worn all over the world today were born in Nagata, Kobe, and raised in Hawaii?
This is because in 1951, just after the end of World War II, the technology to make rubber foam (to trap independent air bubbles) was invented in Nagata, Kobe.
This incredible fact has inspired us to continue this "Japan made" story.
Traditional Japanese footwear culture, such as straw shoes (Waraji) and sandals (Zouri), gave rise to the unique Japanese walking culture of "walking with the toes."
It is said to promote improved blood flow from the feet to the rest of the body, and corrective exercises to support the body with one's foot strength leads to strength and neuromuscular training.
Furthermore, stimulation of the proprioceptive senses of the foot sole can lead to greater activation of the brain.
It is precisely because we are now in the current era, 70 years since the birth of beach sandals and with people beginning to seek true health, that we have released our Waraji Sandals with the desire to contribute to the health of people all over the world, from the feet up to the entire body.
hakimono = footwear
shikimono = something to lay on the ground
tsukurimono = something made
buntaro® is a wonderful, independent, "made in Japan" foam rubber (AIR rubber) brand born in Nagata, Kobe, that develops sustainable, timeless, and wellness-promoting products.
We aim to expand the possibilities of AIR rubber through collaborations with various companies and creators, and to continue spreading the excellence of "Japan made" from Japan to the world.
CEO / Producer Buntaro Higashida
History of buntaro®
We were established in 1948, soon after World War II, in Nagata-ku, Kobe, the birthplace of the rubber industry in Japan.
Today, Nagata is known as a production center for fashion shoes, but its history began after the war as a major production center of rubber shoes, protecting the feet of Japanese people from the burnt-out areas all over Japan.
A major turning point in the company's history came in 1951 with the invention of the independent foam rubber sponge.
With this invention, which greatly expanded the possibilities of rubber by making it lightweight, waterproof, and cushioning, Nagata grew to become one of Japan's leading producers of rubber products and the largest footwear industry region in Japan.
In the midst of this history, through the production of rubber shoes, we have been providing materials for over 70 years as a manufacturer of outsole and insole materials for Japan-made shoes.
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Yesterday and Today The Interactive Beatles Experience
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Experience an interactive Beatle's music show
Yesterday and Today: The Interactive Beatles Experience comes to the Curtis Theatre for two shows on one day. What's your favorite Beatles song? Every show is different, every show is interactive, and every show proves that the Beatles' music truly is the soundtrack to our lives.
Yesterday and Today is an innovative and unique show based on the works of the Beatles. Brothers Billy, Matthew, and Ryan McGuigan perform as themselves and leave the song choices completely in the hands of
Yesterday and Today is an innovative and unique show based on the works of the Beatles. Brothers Billy, Matthew, and Ryan McGuigan perform as themselves and leave the song choices completely in the hands of the audience by asking them three things: their name, their favorite Beatles song, and why. Responses are delivered to the band, and a set list is written minutes before the curtain rises, with the audience members' personal connections to the music crafting the narrative of the evening.
Presented in partnership with STAGEStheatre, this beloved American holiday classic comes to captivating life as a live 1940s radio broadcast detailing the story of idealistic George Bailey as he considers ending his life one fateful Christmas Eve.
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Food processing sector to create 4 lakh more jobs in FY'19: Badal
By Press Trust of India | New Delhi | Last Updated at June 04 2018 19:40 IST
More than 3.85 lakh jobs have been created in the food processing sector in the last four years and 4 lakh more will be generated by the end of current fiscal as 15 new mega food parks become operational, Union Minister Harsimrat Kaur Badal said today.
Besides, 3.4 lakh direct and indirect jobs will be created with operations of 122 projects approved under the Pradhan Mantri Kisan SAMPADA Yojana, she said, adding that more avenues will open up as both domestic and global firms commit investment in a big way in the sunrise sector.
Badal said the sector will get a fillip as the government will soon set up a non-banking finance company with private sector to fund food processing projects, she added.
"There has been a transformation in the food processing sector during the four years of our government, when compared to the Congress during 2008-14 when the sector was totally disorganised," Badal told media while highlighting her ministry's achievement in the last four years.
There is an investment commitment of nearly Rs 1,00,000 crore in the last one year alone and out of which investments worth Rs 73,000 crore have started materialising, he said.
"This is just the tip of the iceberg that shall unleash its real potential in the years to come."
Going forward, the government is working on creating an Agro Processing Financial Institution to ensure credit facility to food processing projects, Badal said.
The government is ready with the draft policy on 'Operation Green' scheme which will be launched by next month. Under this scheme, group of farmers would be encouraged to from clusters in key growing areas to encourage production and marketing of of tomato, onion and potato, she added.
Stating that food processing is the key to doubling of farmers income, the minister said 13 mega food parks have been operationalised in states such as Karnataka (Tumkur), Punjab (Fazilka), West Bengal (Murshidabad) among others in the four year of the NDA rule.
"These mega food parks have generated Rs 3,34,854 jobs in four years and benefited 20,725 farmers. Additional 15 mega food parks will be operational by end of the fiscal, creating jobs for around 4 lakh persons," she said.
However during the previous Congress government, only two mega parks were created, generating only 10,600 jobs and benefitting 5,150 farmers.
In total, 42 food parks have been sanctioned. The approval to new parks would be given after ensuring smoothing running of these parks, she added.
With regard to cold chain and value added infrastructure, the Minister said that as many as 85 projects have been operationalised during four-year of NDA government compared with 37 projects during the previous government period.
These chains have generated 51,000 jobs, benefitting 1.55 farmers,she added.
The processing and storage capacity of milk has been increased to 35.55 litres per day, individual quick freezing capacity to Rs 85.25 tonnes per hour, handing capacity of agri-produce to 30.37 lakh tonnes besides launch of 545 reefer vans in the last four years.
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In Memoriam: Louise Boyle
Wednesday 26 June, 2019
It is with great sadness that Northampton Saints announces the passing of Saints Wheelchair Rugby player, Louise Boyle.
Boyle joined Saints Wheelchair Rugby in August 2018 and, though she never got the opportunity to play for the side competitively, she represented the Club at GBWR's #ThisGirlCan event in Essex last October.
Louise – who would have turned 40 on Thursday and was by her own admission 'hooked' by the sport – got into wheelchair rugby following a spinal injury and never looked back, relishing being the only female player at Saints for a time while actively trying to attract more women and girls to the Club.
"Louise left a lasting impression on both the Club and her teammates during her relatively short time at Northampton," said Saints Wheelchair Rugby coach Jamie Higgins.
"She arrived at the Club keen to get involved and despite being the only female in the side at the time, she certainly gave the guys a run for their money on the court.
"Arriving at each session with the determination to play her best, Louise was a brilliant advocate for the sport and will be sorely missed by everyone at Saints.
"She will always be remembered for playing with an infectious smile on her face and our thoughts remain with her family and friends at this sad time."
The funeral service for Louise Boyle will be held at Rainsbrook Crematorium, Ashlawn Road, Rugby at 11.30am on Thursday 4 July. Louise's family request that bright colours are worn.
Flowers can be sent to Revel Funeral Service, Bretford House, Rugby, CV23 0JZ.


If your business currently relies on SQL Server 2008, SQL Server 2008 R2 or any other version approaching end of life, you'll be happy to know there's no better time to upgrade your data platform then now.
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This new service migrates your database environments (on-premises servers, virtual machines) and all of its functionality into Azure with near-complete engine compatibility with all released versions of SQL Server - including 2008 and 2008 R2. If you migrate your databases to Managed Instance, you're effectively extending their support.
Managed Instance currently comes in two tiers - General Purpose and Business Critical - with both tiers guaranteeing 99.99% availability and the ability to independently select compute capacity and storage size.
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The most significant reasons to make the direct move to Azure SQL Database is fully scalable compute and storage, pay-as-you-go pricing model (no more ongoing licensing costs or infrastructure overhead) and the fact that everything - infrastructure, backup, security and scaling - is managed for you by Microsoft.
Azure SQL Database remains the best way to bring your SQL Server databases directly into the cloud, allowing you to take advantage of high-availability, on-demand scalability, in-built backup and disaster recovery and fully managed services for your workloads immediately - if your organisation is prepared for it and has the right cloud strategy and blueprint to match. The tools on offer are all familiar too, with the added benefit of more features and cost-savings.
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Essentially, if you have legacy web applications that heavily rely on SQL Server 2008 or SQL Server 2008 R2, Microsoft will support images of these SQL versions - fully set up in Azure - for an additional three years.
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If you're presently running on-premises workloads on SQL Server 2008 or SQL Server 2008 R2, purchasing reserved capacity allows you to make the full move to Azure SQL Database, eliminate expensive end-of-support transition costs via Extended Security Updates, and achieve the the most cost-optimised path to Microsoft Cloud possible.
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The most important thing to do ahead of your data platform modernisation project is begin assessing your current infrastructure state, and educate your organisation on the impact EOL has across not just IT but the organisation. Plan your migration while you still have time - and seek expert assistance if required to get you on the right path.
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The lawsuit, filed in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, seeks to block EPA's allowance of a nanosilver product on the market without the legally required analysis on its effects on humans, wildlife, and the environment. In its approval document, EPA admits that registration could result in exposure to workers, consumers, and the environment, including potentially harmful effects on workers and consumers who contact or breathe the chemical and toxic effects on animals exposed to the chemical. Despite this risk, EPA is allowing NSPW-L30SS on the market over the next four years while its manufacturer, Nanosilva LLC of Newnan, GA, generates the required data to determine its effects on public health and the environment.
CFS and ICTA have long sought greater oversight of nanomaterials, starting with a 2008 legal petition to EPA. Nanosilver products are the overwhelmingly most incorporated nanomaterial in consumer products, commonly used as a powerful antimicrobial agent. CFS has identified over 400 nanosilver products on the market today. Because there are no labeling requirements for nano-scale products, many more likely have been commercialized without going through registration. Nanosilva LLC is the second company for which EPA has granted a pesticide registration for a nanosilver product.
When EPA failed to respond to CFS's 2008 legal petition, CFS sued, forcing the agency to respond. In that response, EPA agreed to regulate novel nanomaterial pesticides as a result of a lawsuit filed by CFS in December, 2014. Based on the same authority, in April 2015, EPA issued an order to stop the sale of "BioStorm" and "NanoStrike," two nanosilver based products from Nano Defense Solutions, Inc. marketed by the company for use in hospitals and athletic facilities.
EPA's approval of NSPW-L30SS is also another example of the agency's reliance on conditional registration to allow products into the market without sufficient and legally required data. In August, 2013, the U.S. Government Accountability Office issued a report, concluding that "EPA does not have a reliable system to track key information related to conditional registrations, including whether companies have submitted additional data within required timeframes." This deficiency allows conditionally registered pesticides that have not been fully evaluated, such as NSPW-L30SS, to remain on the market for years without EPA's receipt and review of the data registration is conditioned upon.


This Is Why I Love Paris.
I've been meaning to write a post about Paris for some time. It's always seemed like too great a task, though. How could I possibly describe my love for that great, gorgeous city? When Anna at Slightly Astray prompted me to enter Accor Hotels' 'A Tale of Three Cities' competition, however, I couldn't resist. The mission: write on "three things I love about my favourite city".
Paris, your time has come.
Paris is a dream for foodies, as you most certainly already know. It's more than snails and stuffy restaurants though; far greater than macarons and Michelin stars. My best advice? Find at least one great little place and make it your 'regular'. The very first thing Mat and I did upon arrival in the City of Lights was collapse upon a table for two at 5e Cru, a wonderful little wine bar near our accommodation in the 5th district. It was small and intimate, the atmosphere casual but unmistakably Parisian. We connected immediately with our waiter (a mixture of unbridled enthusiasm and monolingual awkwardness on our part), who guided us through divine wine and the best charcuterie platter I've had the fortune of devouring. That is, of course, on par with the charcuterie platters we devoured on two return visits. By our second sojourn to 5e Cru, our waiter was taking painstaking lengths to make sure our red wine was at the perfect temperature, whilst the third saw us favoured with a generous amount of the night's almost-emptied wine bottles on the house.
And then there was beef bourguignon at La Petite Rose des Sables, tasty indeed, but outshone by the incredible hospitality of eccentric Madame Zouzou and her silent sidekick, Big Boss. The most gorgeous éclairs laid out like jewels at L'Éclair de Génie. Schwartz's, a New York style deli tucked away in the Jewish Quarter where the delicious, juicy burgers go almost insistently hand in hand with a glass of French red. The most incredible steak I've ever sunk my teeth into at Cueva del Diablo, a little Argentinean restaurant in the Latin Quarter, and a hot plate of sliced potato gloriously smothered in blue cheese at nearby Bistro Gladines on Boulevard Saint-Germain. Bon appétit indeed.
Admittedly, my knowledge of the 19th century Parisian flâneur comes from a mere tutorial or two nested somewhere in my Creative Arts degree – but I've always loved that image of the urban wanderer. Yes, Baudelaire's flâneur was exclusively male and upper class, but I think we're at liberty to expand that these days.
Once you're in Paris, the concept of flânerie is palpable. It is a city made for wandering. On a sweltering summer's eve, a stroll along the Seine from Notre-Dame to Eiffel Tower reveals half the city emptied along the left bank, picnicking and partaking in an extraordinary amount of glistening rosé. On the following Sunday morning (now grey and drizzly), the Georges Pompidou expressway along the Seine's right bank closes to motor vehicles; the normally frantic stretch is quiet and poised, cyclists and joggers and fisherman slipping through in a hushed truce with the traffic.
Explorations of the cosy, cobbled streets of the Marais district give a rare glimpse into medieval Paris before Napoleon came along with his sweeping squares and boulevards. And oh, the delight in being swallowed up by the Art Nouveau entrances of the Métro, where a whole other Paris shines in fluorescent! Or simply take up residence at a little table on a cafe terrace, café au lait in hand, and watch the world go by (prepare for anything – Mat and I watched in awe one day as an unattended dog took take an absurdly large amount of poops all along Boulevard Saint Germain. He truly looked like he was having the best day of his life).
Paris, I've learnt, is most rewarding when you simply make it your own. I hear a lot of people say that they were disappointed by Paris, which naturally makes me sad because I think it's so wonderful. I think a lot of people must find it overwhelming; the city is so heavy with history and culture, and the mad dash to tick off Eiffel Tower and Louvre and Notre-Dame and Sacré-Cœur and everything else in between is exhausting. It is entirely okay if you don't see those things. Polishing off a fresh croissant in bed at ten in the morning because you're quite content gazing out over the sea of grey-blue rooftops can be just as rewarding.


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Ba'uda oder Baude (auch Ba'udeh und Bawde;) war eine frühbyzantinische Siedlung und ein kleines Handelszentrum im Gebiet der Toten Städte im Nordwesten von Syrien.

Lage
Die Ruinenstätte von Ba'uda liegt im Gouvernement Idlib am Nordhang des Dschebel Barischa, im mittleren Teil des nordsyrischen Kalksteinmassivs, in Sichtweite zum zwei Kilometer entfernt liegenden Grenzübergang Bab al-Hawa unten im Tal. Durch dieses Tal verläuft die Straße von Aleppo nach Westen über die türkische Stadt Reyhanlı bis nach Antakya. In den überwiegend von Kurden bewohnten, wenig fruchtbaren und karstigen Felshügeln befinden sich etliche weitere Ruinenstätte. Etwa zwei Kilometer südlich liegt der antike Ort Babisqa, sechs Kilometer westlich liegt Baqirha, wenige 100 Meter nördlich von diesem Dar Qita. Von Barqira führt eine Asphaltstraße etwa sechs Kilometer nach Süden bis zu der größeren frühbyzantinischen Siedlung Barischa mit mehreren Ölpressen. Der bekannteste Ort der Region ist wegen seiner Kirche Qalb Loze, das acht Kilometer westlich von Barischa auf dem parallelen, in nord-südlicher Richtung verlaufenden Dschebel Ala liegt.

Ba'uda sollte nicht mit dem gleichnamigen Ruinenort verwechselt werden, der im südlichen Teil des Kalksteinmassivs zwischen al-Bara und Serjilla liegt und wegen seines Pyramidengrabes erwähnt wird.

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Die frühesten erhaltenen Häuser von Ba'uda und der meisten Toten Städte datieren in das 4. Jahrhundert, ihre Blütezeit lag im 5. und 6. Jahrhundert. In Ba'uda haben sich ganze Häuserzeilen mit zweigeschossigen Pfeilerportiken erhalten. Sie bildeten eine überdachte Passage vor den Häusern, in denen sich im Erdgeschoss Ladengeschäfte und darüber Wohnräume befanden. Zwischen den Pfosten der Obergeschosse waren massive Kalksteinplatten eingestellt, von denen sich noch einige in situ befinden.

Howard Crosby Butler fand 1905 die Reste einer bereits damals fast vollständig zerstörten kleinen Kirche, die er gemäß einer Inschrift in das Jahr 392 datierte. Die griechische Inschrift war mit dem Stein auf dem Kopf stehend vermauert worden, offenbar von einem Handwerker, der sie nicht lesen konnte. Butler vermutete an der kaum noch erkennbaren Ostseite eine halbrunde Apsis mit seitlichen Nebenräumen und eine gerade abschließende Ostwand. Das Kirchenschiff besaß eine ungewöhnliche, fast quadratische Form. Die Arkadenhochwände der dreischiffigen Basilika mit einer Reihe Rundbogenfenster im oberen Bereich wurden von jeweils drei Säulen getragen. Die beiden einzigen Eingänge befanden sich in der Südwand, der ein ummauerter Hof angegliedert war. Die östliche der beiden Türen nennt den Namen des Architekten: "Markianos Kyris". Die westliche Tür enthielt das unsicher zu lesende Fertigstellungsdatum. Im Kirchenschiff blieben alle Kapitelle in gestörter Fundlage erhalten, sie zeigen toskanische und ionische Stilvarianten. 1941 und 1970 erfolgte eine grobe Bauaufnahme durch Georges Tchalenko.

300 Meter südwestlich befindet sich eine moderne landwirtschaftliche Siedlung mit etwa einem Dutzend Häusern. Darin liegen, verbaut innerhalb der Gehöfte, einige weitere antike Ruinen, die als Stallungen für Ziegen und Gänse dienen.

Barischa, Ba'uda, Barqira und Dar Qita waren die Wirtschaftszentren im Gebiet des Dschebel Barischa, die durch den Export von Olivenöl und Wein und den Handel mit Gütern für den täglichen Bedarf zu Wohlstand kamen.

Literatur
 Frank Rainer Scheck, Johannes Odenthal: Syrien. Hochkulturen zwischen Mittelmeer und Arabischer Wüste. DuMont, Köln 1998, S. 305, ISBN 3-7701-1337-3

Einzelnachweise

Archäologischer Fundplatz in Syrien
Archäologischer Fundplatz in Asien
Ort in Syrien
Gouvernement Idlib
Grenze zwischen Syrien und der Türkei


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March – April 2019
Meet Prabal Tiwari,
He is a Ph.D. candidate in Materials Science and Engineering, is our featured member this month. In addition to his research on nanowire-based magnetic sensors, he is active on campus as the captain and president of the Gator Badminton Club. Under Prabal's watch, the Gator Badminton Club recently won 2nd place at the Yonex Collegiate Championships Southern Conference amongst five schools from Florida and Georgia. They'll be competing against other conference winners from across the northeast and mid-atlantic in New York this month. Let's wish Prabal and the badminton team good luck in their competition!
Congratulations Prabal for wining the 2nd place at the Yonex Collegiate Championships Southern Conference!
– AEL Family
January – February 2019
Martin Nwodo
Meet Martin Nwodo,
Our AEL active member, Martin is a third year Ph.D. Candidate in Construction Management at Rinker Sr. School of Construction Management, in College of Design, Construction and Planning at UF. His current research interest is in advancing Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) of buildings (i.e. quantification of their life cycle environmental impacts), which is crucial to achieve building sustainability. The intended advancements include: development of structured process model for LCA, integration of exergy concept into LCA for more comprehensive assessment, and formulation of strategies for increased use of advanced LCA in building industry. Building Information Modelling (BIM) tool and a computer programming language will be leveraged.
Martin holds a B.Eng. in Civil/Structural Engineering from University of Nigeria, Nsukka in Nigeria, and a M.S. in Civil/Structural Engineering from University College London, UK. Prior to his studies abroad, he worked for one and half years as a graduate structural engineer in Victoria Island, Lagos, Nigeria with RedGrey Associates, Ltd. Recently at UF, Martin was recognized with the International Student Achievement Award, based on outstanding academic achievements.
As extra-curricular activities, Martin enjoys playing soccer, ball pool, hiking, biking, traveling, and community service.
Congratulations Martin for wining the International Student Achievement Award!
International Student Achievement Award
Martin Nwodo (to the left) was one of the five graduate students selected from the College of Design, Construction, and Planning at UF.
Jerone Dunbar
Meet Jerone Dunbar,
Our AEL active member, Jerone is a Ph.D. candidate in the Human Experience Research Lab at the University of Florida. He is in the final weeks of his doctoral degree in Human-Centered Computing, which is within the Computer & Information Science & Engineering Department at the University of Florida. Jerone's research interests is focused on driver distraction, driver drowsiness, electrophysiological data devices and in-vehicle applications. Jerone received his BS and MS degrees in Computer Science and will start working as a Senior Human-Centered Computing Researcher at Honda Research and Development in December 2018.
Outside of research and work in the lab, Jerone enjoys playing soccer basketball and exercise.
Jerone, we wish you the best of lucks in your new journey and we hope for success in every step of your life.
JOSEPH ISAAC
Meet Joseph Isaac,
Our AEL active member, Joseph is a third year Ph.D. student in the Human-Centered Computing program in the Department of Computer & Information Science & Engineering. He holds a B.S. in Computer Science from the University of Maryland, College Park, and an M.S. in Information Technology from the University of Maryland University College. He studies the effect of embedding culture and authenticity into learning computer science concepts for middle and high school students. Furthermore, he hopes to help broaden participation in computing fields especially for underrepresented groups like minorities and women. Prior to his studies at UF, Joseph was a software engineer at Northrop Grumman.
After a 4-year hiatus, Joseph returned to Northrop Grumman this past summer as an User Experience intern in Fairfax, VA. He led a small team with designing and implementing an application that used real data to predict simulated scenarios in a 3D virtual environment.
Joseph, keep up the good work.
RACHEL S. ZAHIGIAN
Meet Rachel Zahigian,
Our AEL Treasurer, Rachel Zahigian, is a fourth year PhD student in Biostatistics. She studies adaptive clinical trial design, working to improve the safety and efficacy of the drug development process. She recently returned from a summer internship at the Food and Drug Administration in Silver Spring, Maryland, where she worked on a causal inference project, analyzing the relationship between treatment dosage and survival outcomes in a longitudinal setting where there may be time-varying confounders.
Congratulations to Rachel on her exciting internship opportunity!
VICKI L. OSBORNE
Meet Vicki Osborne,
Vicki received her Bachelor of Science (Honors) in biomedical science from the University of Portsmouth in 2008 and Master of Science in epidemiology from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine in 2012. She joined the Drug Safety Research Unit in Southampton, UK to serve as a Research Fellow in 2009, progressing to Senior Research Fellow in 2013. Vicki joined the Department of Epidemiology, College of Public Health and Health Professions and College of Medicine at the University of Florida (UF) in 2015, as a pre-doctoral student under Dr. Linda B. Cottler. Dr. Cottler served as the chair of her dissertation committee and primary research mentor.
Her research interests focus on the off-label use and misuse of prescription medications. For this reason, her dissertation examined risk factors for non-medical use of prescription opioids among youth, identifying sex differences in these factors. Vicki joined the Medication Use, Safety and Evidence (MUSE) study in the Department of Epidemiology at the University of Florida as Project Manager in 2016. MUSE is an FDA mandated study of the risks of misuse and abuse with extended release/long acting prescription opioids.
Vicki has published 18 papers in peer-reviewed journals so far, with a further 48 poster presentations and 10 oral presentations at national and international conferences. In addition, Vicki is the co-author of a book chapter on Event Monitoring in the UK. She has received several awards and travel grants recently including the UF International Center Certificate of Outstanding Achievement in 2017 and the NIDA Women & Sex/Gender Differences Junior Investigator Travel Award to attend the College on Problems of Drug Dependence 2018 Annual Meeting.
Today the AEL family wants to congratulate Vicki Osborne for completing her Ph.D. in Epidemiology at the University of Florida this Spring of 2018.
Vicki, we wish you the best of lucks in your new journey and we hope for success in every step of your life.
Go Gators!
ARUN JANI
Meet Arun Jani,
A third-year Ph.D. student in the Agronomy Department. His dissertation research focuses on soil nitrogen management under conservation tillage in intensive cropping systems. Arun holds an M.S. in Soil Science from North Carolina State University. Apart from his involvement in AEL, Arun is also vice-president of the Agronomy Graduate Student Association and a member of the Plant Science Council.
Today the AEL family wants to congratulate Arun Jani for two outstanding achievements:
Winning the very prestigious Madelyn Lockhart Dissertation Fellowship!
Winning the distinguished Jimmy G. Cheek Graduate Student Medal of Excellence
Arun, keep up the good work.
Madelyn Lockhart Dissertation Fellowship
President W. Kent Fuchs, Arun Jani, and Dr. Ayshe Gunduz
Jimmy G. Cheek Graduate Student Medal of Excellence
LEANNE DUMENY
Meet Leanne Dumeny,
We all know her as a distinguished member of AEL but she is more than that! Leanne Dumeny is a Graduate Student of the Department of Pharmacotherapy and Translational Research at the University of Florida. Her research interest is in Pharmacogenomics in Cardiovascular Disease. Leanne is originally from Florida, the Sunshine State.
Today the AEL family is proud to announce the UF team placed fourth at the Emory's Global Health Case Competition, behind teams from Emory, the University of Minnesota and McMaster University.
Emory provided teams with their case one week prior to the competition. This year, teams were challenged to respond to a hypothetical outbreak of coronavirus at the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar. The UF team researched the cultural landscape of Qatar, the economic effects of a FIFA World Cup, disaster response during mass gatherings, the resources made available by the World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and general principles of advertising and marketing. Their recommendations included constructing an elaborate disaster response communications network, creating branded face masks to prevent spread of the virus and establishing an initiative to unify the citizens of Qatar.
Leanne, keep up the good work.
1st Place, UF Global Health Case Competition
4th Place, Emory's Global Health Case Competition
ADANIA FLEMMING
Meet Adania Flemming,
We all know her as the vice-president of AEL but she is more than that! Adania Flemming is a Graduate Student of the Department of Biology, at the University of Florida. Adania is originally from Trinidad & Tobago a beautiful twin-island nation in the Carribean. Adania specializes in Marine Biology and her research studies focus on the fish Etheostoma fusiforme, also known as the Swamp Darter. Adania is doing a comparative life history study between the Northeast and the Southeast population of Swamp Darter in the U.S.
Learn more about Adania's journey at the University of Florida!