Wenxin diaolong via Liu Xie (ca. 465-ca. 521) is arguably the main complicated and entire paintings of literary feedback in historic China. for hundreds of years it has intrigued and encouraged chinese language literati, and sleek English-speaking students have additionally discovered it a huge resource for inquiries into conventional chinese language poetics and aesthetics. the current quantity of ten essays is the 1st book-length examine in English of this vintage work.
The first elements of the booklet concentrate on cultural traditions, exhibiting how Liu canonized the chinese language literary culture, assessing the place Liu's paintings stands in that culture, and demonstrating his accounts to the highbrow currents of his time. The 3rd half explores Liu's concept of literary production through the use of modern severe views to investigate Liu's belief of mind's eye. The fourth half offers 3 certain stories of Liu's perspectives on rhetoric: an in depth analyzing of his bankruptcy on rhetorical parallelism, a dialogue of his personal use of parallelism as a way of research and textual construction, and an research of his perspectives on alterations and continuities in chinese language literary kinds. The publication concludes with a serious survey of Asian-language scholarship on Wenxin diaolong during this century.
The individuals are Zong-qi Cai, Kang-i solar Chang, Ronald Egan, Wai-yee Li, Shuen-fu Lin, Richard John Lynn, Victor H. Mair, Stephen Owen, Andrew H. Plaks, Maureen Robertson, and Zhang Shaokang.
The essays during this thought-provoking quantity examine principles of China and Chineseness via a extensive variety of texts, languages, and contexts that encompass what the editors name the "various written Chinas" via background. reading discourse of civilization, geography, ethics, ethnicity, writing, and alterations approximately China—from in the state and from outside—this paintings intentionally disrupts the limits that experience formerly outlined China as an item of research.
WINNER OF THE 2012 NOBEL PRIZE IN LITERATUREThe farmers of Paradise County were prime a hardscrabble existence unchanged for generations. The Communist executive has inspired them to plant garlic, yet promoting the crop isn't really so simple as they believed. Warehouses replenish, taxes skyrocket, and executive officers maltreat even those that have traveled for days to promote their harvest.
The chinese language in Southeast Asia, with their growing to be monetary clout, were attracting realization from politicians, students and observers in fresh many years. the increase of China as an international fiscal strength and its profound impact over Southeast Asia has solid a focus at the position of Southeast Asian chinese language within the zone s financial kin with China.
Depart Me on my own: a singular of Chengdu is an unflinching, darkly humorous tackle love and lifestyles in sleek China. it is the tale of 3 younger males, Chen Zhong, Li Liang and massive Head Wang, and their tragi-comic struggles to make their means in Chengdu, China's 5th such a lot populous urban. regardless of their aspirations within the newly capitalist China, the trio's lives are beset by means of dead-end jobs, playing money owed, ingesting, medicines, and whoring.
Thus, throughout Wenxin diaolong, Liu Xie attempts to show both the cosmological significance of the wen (as realized in the natural patterns) and the literary wen (as reflected in the writings of the sages). He assumes that wen comes from the original Tao, which only the mind (xiri) of the sage is able to comprehend and bring out its true quality. From the Tao to the sages and then to wen, there seems to be a compelling connection. Thus, Liu Xie seems to argue that wen is not just literary but also cultural.
Therefore," he concludes, "we chant with the virtue of the mean, and we sing with the notes of the mean. The virtue and notes are not violated in order to bring harmony between the spirits and man. Thus the spirits are put at ease and the commoners are made to listen" [;£&# i| £ W t & ° fc^tt ° H1*^ ° ^ In sum, the reformulation of the "Shi yan zhi" statement in the Zuo Commentary and Speeches of the States gives birth to a new, humanistic concept of literature. In elevating the status of music and in rethinking the functions of music and poetry, the speakers in these two texts consistently display an overriding concern with sociopolitical and natural processes that immediately affect the conditions of human existence.
From substantive plainness [zht] on to falseness— the nearer we come to our own times, the more insipid literature becomes. ( WXDL 29/49~54)25 In Liu Xie s view, the main problem with his contemporaries and immediate predecessors is that by modeling themselves after the tradition of Chuci, they learned only the rhetorical art of qi (strangeness) from Qu Yuan without observing the classical requirement of zhen (genuineness). 26 In other words, ancient poets sang of their true emotions, while more recent poets wrote about false emotions that were merely decorated with colorful language.


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Q: Books/Review material on infinite cardinality for undergrad You may have noticed me using asking many questions on Infinite Cardinalities on this fine website. Although many of the answers to my questions here were very in-depth and amazing, I just can't help but feel helpless as these questions are really tough for me.
Although I love to ask questions on Math.Stackexchange, I don't want to flood it with elementary infinite cardinality questions.
So does anyone know of any good websites or books that provide rigorous yet very in-depth proofs for those of us who are not at all mathematically inclined? My textbook is mostly informal proofs that are based on pictures. I know my professor won't like that very much!
Thank you!!
EDIT: The book I am using at the moment is Mathematical Proofs" by Gary Chartrand.

A: My favorite reference on set theory is Kaplansky's Set Theory and Metric Spaces.  I bought this as a university freshman.  I am now a research mathematician*, and I have never needed to know more set theory than that text contains.
I also wrote up several handouts on very elementary set theory that some people have told me they find helpful.  To find them, go to my expositions page and scroll down towards the bottom.  I should say that, following after Kaplansky but not following after several of the most set-theoretically interested and knowledgeable people on this site, the exposition is "naive" rather than "formal" in the technical sense: I do not discuss the axioms of ZF(C) or any other set theory.  Also the Axiom of Choice is not discussed until the third handout, whereas in the earlier handouts some results which are not theorems of ZF set theory (i.e., without the Axiom of Choice) are nevertheless happily proved, e.g. that every infinite set admits a countable subset is an easy result from this naive perspective: since a set is infinite, you can keep removing elements one at a time and you never exhaust the set.
I do feel that this level of "naivete" is appropriate for a general mathematical audience, but if you want to be more formal in your approach to set theory you will need to look elsewhere.  (Even still, I might suggest that you spend at least a little bit of time with the naive perspective before going on to study an axiomatic approach.  Going from literally no set-theoretic skills to axiomatic set theory sounds tremendously confusing to me.)
*: I have a paper in which the main result is proved by (well-ordering a set and then using) transfinite induction.  I was so thrilled that I ran around my department telling everyone I could find.  Typical reaction: "That's great!  By the way, what's transfinite induction?"  Later Bjorn Poonen explained to me how to remove the appeal to the Axiom of Choice, which was honestly a little deflating.

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[OpenAFS] is YFS a "derived work"?
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The IP (intellectual property) in YFS seems to be derived from AFS's IP.
better yet their attorney's web page.
Smalltalk licensing back in the '80's.
its prior art (but its unpatented?).
Which brings up a point, has IBM or CMU protected AFS's IP in any way?


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Evelyne Ruth Hall (* 10. September 1909 in Minneapolis, Minnesota; † 20. April 1993 in Oceanside, Kalifornien) war eine US-amerikanische Leichtathletin und Olympionikin.

Evelyne Hall war dreifache US-Meisterin im 80-Meter-Hürdenlauf in der Halle (1931, 1933 und 1935) und Gewinnerin der US-Meisterschaften 1930.

Bei den X. Olympischen Sommerspielen 1932 in Los Angeles gewann sie die Silbermedaille im 80-Meter-Hürdenlauf hinter Mildred Didrikson (Gold) und vor der Südafrikanerin Marjorie Clark (Bronze). In der Qualifikation für die  XI. Olympischen Spiele 1936 in Berlin erreichte sie den 4. Platz und konnte sich damit nicht qualifizieren.

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Dr. Alexander Rinehart is a licensed Chiropractor and Certified Nutrition Specialist (CNS). While he grew up in the green hills of central Pennsylvania, he lives and practices in Greater Phoenix Arizona. His passion for nutrition stemmed early in his youth. His outlook on life was fueled foremost by the loss of his father due to a car accident when he was just four years old. Despite growing up in a food-insecure, single-parent home, his appreciation for fresh vegetables started by getting his hands dirty and helping his grandparents garden a 3-acre plot of land. Despite his early obstacles, he learned to be independent and resourceful.
While he believes health is an inborn right, Dr. Rinehart understood at a young age that health is something that is to be actively nurtured and maintained. He studied Social Issues and Health at Juniata College before obtaining a Master's of Science degree in Applied Clinical Nutrition. He earned his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from New York Chiropractic College in the Finger Lakes region of New York.
His appreciation for wellness philosophy and evidence-based nutrition merged in a love for Functional Medicine and Clinical Nutrition. Dr. Rinehart currently serves as the Director of Health Education for Med-Chem Labs, Inc. located in greater Phoenix. He is also the owner of the Arizona Nutrition Center (https://www.AZNutritionCenter.com) located in Goodyear, Arizona. You can follow his articles at https://www.DrAlexRinehart.com.
Turn-Offs: Cigarettes and people who don't use their turn signals.
Inside Buzz: Dr. Rinehart's personal mantra is to live life with ease. A purposeful life is about finding ways to ease the way for yourself and the lives of others. A healthy life is one without dis-ease.


Attorney Tim Barrouk is an aggressive litigator and one of the best DUI and criminal defense lawyers in PA.
He is currently representing a Cumberland County man who is seeking $1 million in damages after a Pennsylvania state trooper shot him without lawful cause or sufficient justification. Joshua Grimes was charged with DUI (even though no blood or breath test was conducted) and aggravated assault involving a police officer after police claimed that Grimes tried to run over an officer with his car. He was acquitted on both the DUI and assault charges but was convicted on three lesser charges of resisting arrest, fleeing police and reckless endangerment.
According to the sworn testimony, during the incident, Pennsylvania State Troopers opened fire at Grimes severely injuring him in the chest and shoulder. He was then transported to Hershey Medical Center where he stayed for over a month. During that time, his situation was considered life-threatening on multiple occasions. Grimes also incurred large medical bills, continues to suffer from the effects of the injuries and continues to feel pain. Additionally, he was unable to work for and extended period of time.
It is important to note that the police claim that Grimes tried to assault the officers with his car has been disproved in criminal court and thus the police firing at Grimes was excessive use of force.
Attorney Barrouk has been fighting this case for over two years and is stilling fighting to preserve the rights of Joshua Grimes. If you are charged with a DUI offense in PA and need a professional PA DUI Attorney to fight for your rights, then call Attorney Barrouk at 1-866-MCSHANE.


In reality the man was holding the winner of the Megamillions March 25 draw, with a jackpot of $20 million. When the store owner and the clerk told the man, he was shocked. The 48-year old winner who works as an orderly at Southampton Hospital says he will go public only after consulting with legal and financial experts.
The ticket sold at the Gascon gas station in Coram pays out $11.1 pretax lump sum, or $20 million in annuity. For now, the man says he wants to keep his job at the hospital.


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Parablennius tentacularis (la Blennie tentaculée ou Blennie cornue) est une espèce de poissons de la famille des Blenniidae qui se rencontre dans l'Atlantique Est, des côtes du Portugal jusqu'à la celles de la Guinée mais également en Méditerranée (à l'exception des côtes syriennes, libanaises, israéliennes et égyptiennes), en mer de Marmara et en mer Noire.

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La ponte a lieu dans une crevasse. Plusieurs femelles peuvent venir frayer avec le mâle qui gardera le nid.

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Behind every medical and dental procedure is an array of tools specially designed to help the clinician cut, clamp and occlude, retract and expose, and clamp and hold areas of the body during surgery. These tools—often complexly shaped—are literally the hand of the clinician. they require immense precision but also must be easily sanitized, economic and, in some cases, accommodate robotic handling. That's why manufacturers of medical and dental tools turn to Tornos for highly versatile solutions.


Three primary areas impacted by these immigration changes include (1) changes to work visa programs (especially the H1-B visa), (2) the freedom to travel to the US, and (3) a changing climate towards foreigner workers.
A trademark is a word, symbol, slogan, or other identifier that identifies the source of a good or service in the marketplace.
A patent is a granted right to exclude others from making, selling, using, and importing an invention, product, process/design, or improvements on such items.
A copyright is a set of rights given to authors and artists to control the use of their original creative works.
Intellectual property is a broad term for the legal protection of creations, inventions, products or processes that originate from a person's mind.
In Avasant's view, the Trump Administration's proposed changes to work visa programs and travel entry rules will have a marked impact on the technology services industry. With respect to work visa programs, especially the H1-B visa, the Trump Administration initiatives will slow down but not completely stop the influx of foreign technology workers into the US to meet demand.


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Q: How can I use Bootstrap with struts 2? I am beginner of struts2 and bootstarp. I can not use bootstrap with my struts2 form . I am using the following Jar:
commons-fileupload-1.2.2.jar
common-io-2.0.1.jar
commons-lang3-3.1.jar
commons-logging-1.1.1.jar
commons-logging-api-1.1.jar
freemaker-2.3.19.jar
javaassist-3.11.0.GA.jar
javax.servlet-api-3.0.1.jar
mysql-connector.jar
ognl-3.0.6.jar
struct2-core-2.3.14.2.jar
xwork-core-2.3.14.2.jar
asm-3.3.1.jar
asm-commons-3.3.jar
asm-tree-3.3.jar

my jsp page is below:
<%@ taglib uri="/struts-tags" prefix="s" %>
<%@ page language="java" contentType="text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1"
pageEncoding="ISO-8859-1"%>
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">

<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1">
 <title>Insert title here</title>
    <link href="./css/bootstrap.min.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />

<s:form action="loginprocess" cssClass="form-horizontal">

   Email:

  <s:textfield name="username"  ></s:textfield>

Password:

<s:password name="userpass"   ></s:password>

 <s:submit value="login"></s:submit>

    <input type="checkbox"> Remember me

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but it gives a horrible output where all elements are broken. Output is below:
output of my project
which extra jar files I need to add to my project? or what more things is require to create form using struts2 and bootstrap? Please help.

A: Add theme="simple" to all struts elements.
Like :-
<s:form action="loginprocess" cssClass="form-horizontal" theme="simple">


The flower of life is an ancient design represented in this beautiful pendant made from cast, stamped and hand-worked brass with an intricate pattern of interlocking circles and beaded edge. At its centre is a light-reflecting rainbow moonstone.
Stone: Natural rainbow moonstone 6mm diameter.


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Tag: #writerslevelup
The Benefits of Friendship
January 4, 2021 L. Ryan Storms1 Comment
I head one of the local SCBWI critique groups in my county for Young Adult and Middle Grade authors and, friends, I must confess I feel a little guilty. Sometimes, this group seems like the L. Ryan Storms writing self-improvement hour. I get SO. MUCH. from my dear friends and our talks about what elements make a piece work or why a certain chapter maybe doesn't work.
Is it difficult? It can be. It was definitely more difficult in the beginning when I realized I'd never shared my work in person before. (Also, I'm an introvert. Did I ever mention that? Once or twice maybe?) But as time went on, my nervousness disappeared and I began to look forward to the feedback offered to me by these kindred spirits who shared my love of stories and all things story-related.
Our group is fairly easygoing when it comes to the rules, but the general idea is:
Share your work if you have something to share. Give useful, critical feedback on others' work (no breaking spirits allowed). And brainstorm together when it comes to what we like about a piece, who the audience is, where we think the storyline should go, or how the author can make it better.
I have been so very lucky to know such talented, thoughtful individuals who are willing to read a chapter of my work each month and tell me all the things I need to hear. The good things. The not-so-good things. Because without them, I'd be lost when it comes to catching my crutch words and phrases, my overused actions, my annoying, sarcastic main character (who is a bit of a bitch, tbh), her tendency to overreact from time to time, and the annoying boy love interest who, honestly, isn't mad enough at the world around him when he should be.
I digress. Without my dear SCBWI group, I'd be lost. I interact with at least a few "lost" writers on Twitter every week, those who aren't sure if their material works, who feel like they're embarking on this crazy journey alone, who cry and threaten to never write again, who fear they'll never be as good as, as talented as, as successful as… (insert famous author name here).
My biggest advice to them is:
Find your people.
There's so much more to explore in the craft when you do it together. There's so much more to learn, to unravel, to dissect and put back together when you have a posse. Find your posse. Find your people. When you do, the possibilities open wide.
"But Storms, how do I find my people?"
Good question. For me, the answer was partially on Twitter, where I interacted with strangers who became friends over the course of both time and multiple in-person meetups and conferences. And the answer was also to join a professional organization like SCBWI to interact with others who were writing in the same age categories. I attended a meet-up or two, met a few members, volunteered to start my own critique group because none of the times/days of the other groups worked for me, and met even more amazing writers at all stages of the game.
Some were traditionally published, some independently published, some agented, some querying, some just beginning to test the waters by admitting publicly (gasp!) that they write. And therein lies the beauty of the writing community. I've never met a community so open – so willing – to help others along the way.
The answer is not necessarily to join SCBWI. (Though I would argue that this move is infinitely beneficial in ways too numerous to count. If you write for children or young adults, join SCBWI. Do it.) There are dozens of other professional writing organizations out there. The key is to find what works for you and jump in, whether you think you're ready or not.
Keep learning, keep growing, keep reaching out to writers you know and writers you don't. Read works by published authors. Beta-read manuscripts for unpublished authors. Offer valuable feedback, and get feedback on your work. Writing is a lonely craft, but it doesn't have to be a lonely life. Friends are everywhere. Just hit that 'Follow' button.*
Look at all those amazing writers (and readers)!
*Okay, for real, only follow writers you want to interact with. Don't follow creepers. Don't follow horrible people. Don't follow people who look like they will DM you 'hi pretty lady.' Don't follow bots. Don't follow everyone for the sake of numbers. Find your people. Now go!
Tagged #writerslevelup, benefits, beta, beta reader, beta-read, comaradarie, craft, critique group, critique partner, fear, friends, groups, improvement, introvert, kindred, lonely, organizations, posse, professional, SCBWI, self-improvement, success, talent, Twitter, writer friends, writers, writers level up, writing community, writing organizations
Life by the Numbers
March 11, 2018 March 11, 2018 L. Ryan Storms3 Comments
What is it about humans that makes us so quick to compare every aspect of our lives to others? We obsess over the numbers—sometimes becoming unwitting slaves to what those numbers represent. From the size of our paychecks to the size of our televisions (and other things…), we're experts at using numbers in virtually every aspect of our lives. We measure the hours, the minutes, the seconds of our day. All day. Every day. We quantify our lives based on the money we make, how many chores we've completed, how many miles we can run, the number of sit-ups we can do, and—as a writer—the quantity of the words we've written each and every day.
So, let's take a little look at my average numbers. Writing numbers, that is. I'm not going to tell you how many carpets I may (or may not have) vacuumed, how many loads of laundry I did (or didn't do) last month, and I'm certainly not going to tell you how many miles I can('t) run—mostly because I don't want to.
Plus, let's face it. No one really cares.
In the past, my writing was mostly done in the spare minutes after I'd gotten home from work, when the evening had come to an end, and the kids were finally in bed. Writing was something I did for fun and, sure, I hoped it would lead somewhere someday, but it wasn't really a task I took seriously.
I managed to 'win' NaNoWriMo in 2013 when I added 50,000 words in one month to a novel I already had a 50,000 word head-start on and that was exhilarating, but that's the most I've ever written in a single month and even now, when I'm writing on a much more full-time basis, I don't write 50,000 words in a month. If my memory serves me well, I'm pretty sure I didn't do anything else that month that wasn't related to writing, including cooking, cleaning, laundry, or putting children to bed. My husband stepped up and did it all that month. If I want to stay married, though, that's probably not a good longterm strategy for writing.
My writing habits have definitely changed since I began to take writing seriously. Whereas I used to rejoice in putting any number of words on the paper on any given day, I've got a schedule that I (generally) stick to pretty religiously these days and it usually results in 5,000 words or more added every week. The key for me is sitting down and making the words happen no matter what. Some days, the words flow like fine wine and other days, I'm lucky if I manage to make the pages sound like they were written by my second-grader… But that's what it takes to get a first draft done. Fine-tuning can come later.
And some days? Some days life just gets in the way. Case-in-point—I planned to spend a large portion of this weekend writing. Instead, the husband ended up with a migraine in the early hours of Saturday morning, which meant I needed to take him, kids in tow, to Urgent Care for a shot of the good stuff that magically makes migraines disappear—all before breakfast. Then, kids and I got to wait for an hour and a half (because Urgent Care was a madhouse), tired, hungry, and cranky. Half of the day was gone by the time we got home and, to be honest, I was so fatigued just from the running around (introvert much?) that I didn't have it in me to write. I think I managed maybe 250 words that evening, but really? I didn't even care about words at that point. So, it's okay to throw in the towel some days, and admit that it's just…Not. Going. To. Happen.
The key is making sure that's not a regular occurrence in your life, and that can be tricky. The novel I'm currently working on is one I started in November of last year. Originally, I wanted to be finished with the first draft by the end of February, but sick kids, sick husband, and life in general got in the way a lot those first few months and it kept me from making the kind of progress I had hoped to make.
I picked up the pace by January, and I am on track to be finished with the first draft of this story by the end of the month. This makes me a happy writer for sure. My numbers show an average of 15,000 – 20,000 words over the last two months because I've been living by my own rules and getting the words written, even if some days it's like pulling teeth to do so.
Most of the time, I don't encourage assigning a value to the things we do. After all, it's not what we do, but why we do it that really matters. And you don't matter less as a writer if you write 500 words a week. (Just the same, you aren't valued more if you're a writer who gets 10,000 words written in a week…even if I do gaze longingly at your ability to get so many words down in such a limited time.)
Do what you do because you love to do it and it makes you happy. If the numbers make you happy, keep track of them and rejoice when you hit your milestones! (I do!) But if they don't, turn off the wordcount feature in your file and plug away without looking. There's no need to be a slave to living life by the numbers—now or ever!
My current WIP progress from start to today, 3/11/18.
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Writers Level Up
February 23, 2018 February 23, 2018 L. Ryan Storms2 Comments
Have you ever stopped to think about how your favorite author got to where they are, how they wrote and published so many books, how your most loved novels ended up on your bookshelf? Probably not. Most people don't. At least, most people who aren't writers don't. But for those of us who write, contemplating the path to writing success is something we do on a regular basis.
I was a writer when I wrote my first story about magic roller skates in elementary school. I was a writer when I attempted my first magical realism romance at 20 and I was a writer when I completed my first full manuscript at 32. I'm a writer now with nearly four finished manuscripts under my belt.
But if you ask me to compare myself to Stephen King or J.K. Rowling or any other published and uber-successful author, my automatic response would be instant cackling laughter. Because the steps involved in getting from my little corner of the universe to theirs is as vast as the interior of any black hole.
I once thought the stages of being a writer were like a ladder, with the newborn writer on the bottom rung and super-success stories on the top. But having been involved in the writing community for several years, I'm much more likely to turn that ladder sideways and view it as a timeline instead. After all, we're not working against gravity. We're just working against time. (Except for you hard sci-fi writers…you might actually be working against gravity.)
The stages of writerhood tend to go as follows:
Newborn Writer—Realizes affinity for writing, attempts stories, dabbles in ideas.
Fledgling Writer—Has at least one finished manuscript, probably raw and unrevised, but oh-so-beautiful.
Emergent Writer—Has begun to realize the importance of community and is eager (if terrified) to get feedback on finished or in-process works.
Working Writer—In a constant state of writing something new, editing something old, and getting feedback from a much loved tribe.
Querying Writer—A working writer who has moved into querying literary agents.
Agented Writer—A writer who has gotten agent representation, but is mired in revisions before going on submission to publishing houses.
Subbing Writer—Agented writer whose work is on submission to publishing houses, but has not yet been accepted.
Accepted Writer—Agented writer whose subbed work is accepted & who has been offered a deal with a publisher.
Counting Writer—Writer who counts the days until their publication date and hops from foot to foot, eager to relay news they can't share until their publisher has given them the green light.
Published Author—Writer whose work has been published and theoretically read by people who don't share their home or genetics.
Working Published Author—Published writer in a constant state of writing something new, editing something old, and getting feedback from agent and much loved tribe. Also, writer who fears they will never be able to write a second book.
Multi-Published Author—Writer who has published a handful of books, has stayed the course despite the high barriers to entry and has begun to feel as though they just might 'do this.' Still works a day job to pay the bills.
Professional Author—Writer who has published books that have earned enough in royalties to actually constitute a salary.
Uber-Successful Author—Writer whose books have become movies, whose characters have become household names, whose pages have been read again and again. Also, writers who may seclude themselves for protection from overwhelming fanbase.
What's most amazing to me is the willingness of writers at every stage of the game to help those who are one or two steps behind them—Working Writers who draw out Emergent and Fledgling Writers and encourage them to join critique groups; Agented Writers who cheer on Querying Writers and who offer to help revise query letters; Published Authors who help 'push' a Counting Writer's work because they know the book that's about to come out is insane and they want their readers to know about it; Multi-Published Authors who run online writing contests that offer Querying Writers a chance to have their work seen by agents. So. Much. Love.
So much love on so many levels. And that's what makes this community worth being a part of. In the past, I've compared writing to video games and this model is consistent with that idea. Expect to see me tweeting #WritersLevelUp to encourage writers of all levels to keep going. If you're dedicated, willing to work, and passionate about what you do, there's only one person who can keep you from leveling up, and that's you. So get involved, get passionate, and encourage others to do the same.
(And if you're a writer on one of the further rungs on the timeline, feel free to let me know if there's something I've missed. I think I covered the basics, but as a Querying Writer, my ideas of what happens next may be skewed!)
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Spatial research infrastructure
The mountainous Gossenköllesee is located in the Stubaier Alps at an elevation of 2,417 m. The research station on the shore of Gossenkoellesee provides an ideal platform to conduct research related to global change as shown in mountaineous regions. The former UNESCO Gossenköllesee Biosphere Reserve (the smallest in the world) was established in 1977 in order to guarantee long-term ecological research. In the year 2014 this label has been withdrawn due to the incompatibility with the Sevilla strategy to define biosphere reserves. It was defined with an area of 85ha ranging from 2.417 m (lake level) to 2,828 m above sea level (Pirchkogel) at 4714'N and 1101'E. The former Biosphere Reserve comprised the lake itself with the adjacent catchment area. It is characteristic for high alpine regions and has a largely intact natural environment. The centre of scientific interest is the long-term change of alpine lakes, streams and entire catchments. After twenty-five years, this is still an attractive and highly relevant subject for both ecological research and environmental protection. The lake is accessible all year round, lying within an hour's walking distance from the small village of Kühtai, a well-known ski resort situated about 30 km west of Innsbruck that can be reached daily by car and public transport. Gossenköllesee and its catchment area is a centre of alpine research with a fully equipped research station at the shore of the lake that undertakes the collection (and to some extent analysis) of sensitive samples and maintains automated observation of climate and hydrology on site. Additionally, since 2016 we run an automatic weather based on a platform on the lake. A webcam provides online pictures. The lake and its catchment area lay entirely in the alpine zone, that is, above the present and possibly also the historical treeline. It harbours several alpine plant species such as rhododendron, dwarf shrubs and typical representatives of alpine grass heath. Approximately 10 per cent of the catchment area is covered by thin soils, mostly raw and podsolic soils with low pH. The surroundings are characterized by large rocks and moraines, which offer shelter to marmots, chamois, ermines, foxes and adders.
Ruben Sommaruga
The main purpose for this site is research which is manifested by the high mountain research station on the shore of Gossenköllesee. Numerous master and PhD theses as well as Post-doc studies have been carried out at Gossenköllesee addressing topics like atmospheric deposition, snow chemistry, hydrology, water chemistry, catchment soils, lake ice cover, phytoplankton, zooplankton, zoobenthos, fish ecology, ecotoxicology, microbial food webs, paleolimnology and aquatic photobiology. Project funding comes from the Austrian Science Foundation FWF and the European Commission. Furthermore, it serves as education site for schools regarding alpine research.
Gossenköllesee and its catchment area is a centre of alpine research with a fully equipped research station at the shore of the lake that undertakes the collection (and to some extent analysis) of sensitive samples and maintains automated observation of climate and hydrology on site. Additionally, since 2016 we run an automatic weather based on a platform on the lake. A webcam provides online pictures.
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Golf Notes Sunday 20th December 2020
Saturday 19th & Sunday 20th 14 hole Single	(Mens )
1st: Hugh O'Brien (11) 33.pts. 2nd: Conor Robinson (28) 32 pts. 3rd: John Joe Lewis (20) 30 pts. Gross: David Reddan Jnr 30 pts. Seniors: Michael Tierney (17) 30 pts
Fixtures: Wednesday December 23: Corky's Golfballs.
Saturday, Sunday and Monday December 26, 27 and 28: 14 holes Singles.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday December 29, 30, 31 and January 1: 14 hole Singles.
50/50 Members' Draw: The fortnightly 50/50 Members' Draw in aid of the club development fund resumed on Friday December 11. The winner was Matt Hanly who won €160. To enter simply put €5 in the envelope supplied and place it in draw box in the Pro Shop. The winner will receive 50% of the pot. The draw will take place every second Friday. The prize grows with every ticket sold. Please support. We hope to have the next draw on Friday January 1.
Social Fund: It has been decided to roll over the social fund to next year. So any member who has anything left in their social fund for 2020 can spend it in the bar and restaurant in 2021.
Happy Christmas: The president, captain and committee of the men's club wish all our members a very happy Christmas and thank them for all the support during the past year.


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Q: type mismatch when assigning scripting dictionary values to array Hi all this is likely a simple syntax error but I am trying to use a variant/string array stored in a scripting dictionary (early binding). I have tried a few methods (moving it to a tmp array using the key and calling the values straight from the dictionary using the key).
The aim is populate a treelist in a form with headers from text files selected by a user. There is no problem assigning the values to the dictionary or using the keys as the parent for the list.
Private Sub UserForm_Activate()
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For Each varKey In dictFhdrs.keys()

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   TreeView1.Nodes.Add Key:=varKey, Text:=tmpStr

   tmpVals = dictFhdrs(varKey) 'error here

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From a very young age, I have been told by my mother that owning plants is a responsibility of love, nurturing and care.
A plant is just like a baby, it responds to sweetness and wilts when neglected. It blossoms with care and kind words.
Growing up in a city and that too, living in an Apartment never put my family off from growing a variety of plants. At one point, we even had tomatoes and we do have flat beans growing in our little green space.
Many times apartment communities have common area rules and adages. This makes growing a large number of plants tricky, so better to have it out of the way before you start preparing to have a green space.
Often when you are just setting up, there will be a variety of plants to choose from. Begin your green space with flowering varieties and be careful to not have hazardous one that releases sap or milk, if you have young kids about.
In order for the soil to retain some water in it, there is a filter process to remember. We first place a few broken mud pot pieces and pebbles at the bottom, then layer it with mud and have a bit of sand in the top layer. Often, a combination of Cocopeat (made from coconut husk) can be mixed into the mud for better and less need for watering.
Pebbles make the setting look more polished and they help keep the soil from splattering while being watered. They help lock in the cocopeat and soil from being lost from the pot.
Just like we humans need some aid to walk as we age, plants need propping aid as they grow. It is better to prop them to a wooden stick using jute based thread instead of metal. Often, if this is not done the weight causes stems to crack.
Pot plates are the best when it comes to non-messy plant care. They hold the extra water that has flowed out of the pot. This is especially helpful to plants during harsh summers!
These are a most charming variation of plants. Often housing mostly delicate flowering varieties and succulents, they can be occasionally trimmed. Watering is a bare minimum for them.
Do you have a sprouting onion or potato? Why not try sticking them in the sand instead of throwing them out. Try seeding a pot with vegetable or fruit seeds.
Often we get confused on why some plants get affected or stop growing altogether. Get acquainted with local gardeners, who can come around and set up your pots and plants for you to start your green space!
A MAEng graduate from Blr. I love to make things look a little curious than what they are. Life needs a touch of colour to be lived uniquely!
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Dreams are rudiments of the great state to come. We dream what is about to happen.
What does it mean to dream about Monster?
To dream of being pursued by a monster, denotes that sorrow and misfortune hold prominent places in your immediate future. To slay a monster, denotes that you will successfully cope with enemies and rise to eminent positions.
Others about dreaming about "Monster"
I dreamt about a monster - human who was created by another human - confessing to me in a church about the suicide of its creator.
What if you were to dream you were BECOMING a monster?
I had a dream that if turned around, the room you were in changed everything into monsters. The word north was repeated and if you always walked north then the monsters wouldn't get you but it was a maze of rooms and you couldnt always walk northly direction. All my friends died pretty horrifically and i was the last to die and then i turned into a monster hunting my friends and in the end i ripped myself apart.
When we are dreaming alone it is only a dream. When we are dreaming with others, it is the beginning of reality.


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"The Boyne Water" is an  Ulster Protestant folksong by an anonymous lyricist. The lyrics of the song commemorate King William III of Orange's victory over James II at the Battle of the Boyne in 1690, part of the Williamite War in Ireland.

Background
Unionists point to the Battle of the Boyne as decisive in achieving a constitutional monarchy in the United Kingdom. Modern historians also agree that this conflict, otherwise known as the Glorious Revolution and played out in Scotland as well, was the conclusion of the English Civil War of 1642–1651/ Indeed, King James II as a very young Duke of York was present with his father Charles at the Battle of Edge Hill in 1642.

The lyrics of the song narrate the course of the Battle of the Boyne. It mentions real events such as the death of the Duke of Schomberg, William of Orange's leading the Enniskillen cavalry across the River Boyne, and the Williamite infantry's repulse of the Jacobite cavalry's counter-attacks. The song also expresses the view that victory in the battle saved the Irish Protestant community from massacre by the Irish Catholics – "So praise God, all true Protestants, and I will say no further,
But had the Papists gained that day, there would have been open murder". Folk memories in the 17th century, when the song was possibly written, were no doubt still very fresh concerning the various retributive massacres between Irish natives and Protestant settlers in the Irish Rebellion of 1641.

Literary references
At the climactic scene of C. S. Lewis's novel That Hideous Strength, when protagonists are preparing for a dangerous fateful encounter with their enemies, the character MacPhee, an Ulster Protestant, is shown humming "The Boyne Water". Lewis gives a slightly deviant text: "King William said, be not dismayed, for the loss of one commander".

In Margaret Mitchell's Gone with the Wind, Gerald O'Hara is described as having killed a man for whistling "The Boyne Water".  He had to flee Ireland to avoid prosecution for murder, and emigrated to Georgia, where in time he became a successful planter and the master of Tara.

Other songs to same tune
The Jacobite song "Lady Keith's Lament" is sung to the same tune.

Separately, there is also another Gaelic Irish language song, "Rosc Catha na Mumhan" ("The Battle Cry of Munster"), but giving the perspective of Irish Catholics warring with the settlers, and is attributed to Piaras Mac Gearailt (1709–92).

Many American versions of the traditional folk song "Barbara Allen" use a tune related to "The Boyne Water".

See also
 Croppies Lie Down
 Lillibullero

References

Ballads
Irish folk songs
Orange Order
Ulster
Year of song unknown


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Ocasio-Cortez Triggered After Pelosi Blasts Her As a Twitter Celebrity
Nancy Pelosi slams AOC, Omar, Tlaib, and freshman Dems for their 'Twitter world'
Democrat socialist Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) imploded after being blasted by Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) for having celebrity status on social media while lacking meaningful support in Congress.
Ocasio-Cortez fired back Saturday night after Pelosi criticized her and other far-left freshmen congresswomen for voting against a $4.6 billion border bill that was signed into law on Monday by President Trump.
Moderate Democrats in Congress helped to pass the bill and Pelosi slammed the progressive wing of the Democrats for not also supporting the humanitarian-assistance measure.
"All these people have their public whatever and their Twitter world," Pelosi said during a New York Times interview.
"But they didn't have any following," she added.
"They're four people and that's how many votes they got."
But, according to Fox News, Ocasio-Cortez took a different view.
"That public 'whatever' is called public sentiment," Ocasio-Cortez answered later in a Twitter message.
"And wielding the power to shift it is how we actually achieve meaningful change in this country."
That public "whatever" is called public sentiment.
And wielding the power to shift it is how we actually achieve meaningful change in this country. https://t.co/u6JtgwwRsk
— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) July 7, 2019
In a separate message, Ocasio-Cortez also defended the use of social media by herself and her fellow newcomers to Congress, over the more traditional – and often more expensive and time-consuming — methods favored by longer-serving lawmakers.
"I find it strange when members act as though social media isn't important," Ocasio-Cortez wrote.
"They set millions of [dollars] on [fire] to run TV ads so people can see their message.
"I haven't dialed for dollars *once* this year," she added, "& have more time to do my actual job. Yet we'd rather campaign like it's 2008."
I find it strange when members act as though social media isn't important.
They set millions of 💵 on 🔥 to run TV ads so people can see their message.
I haven't dialed for dollars *once* this year, & have more time to do my actual job. Yet we'd rather campaign like it's 2008.
Ocasio-Cortez also criticized the Democrats who decided to vote along with Republicans on the spending plan to address issues at the U.S.-Mexico border.
"I don't believe it was a good idea for Dems to blindly trust the Trump admin when so many kids have died in their custody. It's a huge mistake," she wrote.
"This admin also refuses to hand over docs to Congress on the whereabouts of families. People's lives are getting bargained, & for what?"
I don't believe it was a good idea for Dems to blindly trust the Trump admin when so many kids have died in their custody. It's a huge mistake.
This admin also refuses to hand over docs to Congress on the whereabouts of families. People's lives are getting bargained, & for what? https://t.co/h7gP8Wous1
In a Washington Post op-ed published Friday, author Ryan Grim writes that Ocasio-Cortez sees older Democrats as too eager to compromise with Republicans, whom she regards as "clowns."
"Ocasio-Cortez told me that she treats Republicans like buffoons because that's how they've behaved for as long as she can remember," Grim writes.
"'Even before I was of voting age, I saw Republicans accuse the Obamas of doing a 'terrorist fist bump,' so they've been clowns since I was a teen,' she said."
Meanwhile, some Republicans and other critics have called Ocasio-Cortez hypocritical for opposing the border bill, which her critics say was designed to address many of the problems that she and other far-left Democrats have been complaining about in recent weeks.
"People like AOC create the disaster, refuse to fix it, vote against funding to help people and then go down there to attack the people who are saying to her, 'We don't have enough money, we don't have enough facilities,'" former GOP House Speaker Newt Gingrich said on Fox News' "America's Newsroom" last week, calling Ocasio-Cortez "viciously dishonest."
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In an effort to incorporate more macrobiotic elements into my diet this year (see 2011 New Year's Resolutions), I bought a package of Umeboshi Plums this week. Don't worry if you have never heard of these before, because neither had I. But, lucky for us both I did a bit of research!
Umeboshi (Japanese for "dried ume") are picked ume (Japanese for plum). They are actually not plums at all, but rather a species of apricots that comes from Japan. Umeboshi Plums are a pickled fruit with an extremely sour and salty flavor.
Umeboshi Plums have been called "the king of alkaline foods", but what does this mean for our health? Our body is constantly balancing the pH of our blood – trying to prevent overly acidic conditions in which bacteria and viruses thrive. Things like excessive intake of sugar, refined flour products, alcohol, toxins, and animal foods are among a few things that can cause our blood to become too acidic and out of balance. Symptoms characteristic of overly acidic blood conditions include headaches, hangovers, fatigue, diarrhea and nausea (including morning sickness and car/sea sickness).
The alkaline characteristics of the Umeboshi Plum helps to breakdown excess acid, eliminate toxins in the body, and relieve these symptoms. This antibiotic, antiseptic, and digestive aid is also known to be beneficial for water contamination, liver function, the prevention of aging and treating food poisoning and the common cold.
So how do you eat an Umeboshi Plum? If you love the salty/sour taste of pickled foods, you may be courageous enough to eat a plum straight from the container. However, for a more gentle approach, soak an Umebochi Plum for 4-5 minutes in hot water or Kuckicha tea (a Japanese twig tea). Drink the liquid and eat the plum together (careful not to eat the pit!). You can also mix an Umeboshi Plum into brown rice to give it flavor and eat it as part of a meal.
The general macrobiotic recommendation is 2-3 Umeboshi plums per week. Umebochi plums can be found at your local health food store – I found mine in the Asian/Macrobiotic aisle of Whole Foods (see picture below).


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Officials Describe Financial Burdens At Manchester, Rockville Hospitals
MANCHESTER — The increasing burden of taxes, debt and regulations are drowning the nonprofit organization that runs Manchester Memorial and Rockville General hospitals, representatives of the health-care group said Tuesday at a public hearing on the group's pending sale to a for-profit organization.
"I can't express enough the dire situation we are in," Eastern Connecticut Health Network President and CEO Peter J. Karl told state hearing officers at the Manchester Country Club.
Prospect Medical Holdings is poised to purchase ECHN's assets for $105 million. The state Office of Health Care Access and the attorney general's office are to decide on the proposed sale in June. ECHN leaders voted in favor of the sale last year as a way to survive as a community health care provider.
Los Angeles-based Prospect owns hospitals in California, Texas and Rhode Island and is seeking to purchase the eastern Connecticut hospitals and Waterbury Hospital. Those same hospitals and two others had agreed to merge with Tenet Healthcare, a large, Texas-based chain, but the deal fell apart in 2014 after state regulators proposed conditions that Tenet found unacceptable.
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Prospect representatives said they will retain ECHN's approximately 3,000 employees and invest $75 million in the health care network over the next five years. The company has resources to spend on programs, staff, facilities and technology, representatives said.
In stark contrast, Karl and other ECHN leaders said they have been forced to defer capital investments because of long-term debt and pension liabilities that have grown by $78 million in the past 15 years. The state's burgeoning hospital tax and Gov. Dannel P. Malloy's recent decision to suspend payments to acute-care hospitals have added to the financial challenge, Karl said.
Much of the hearing, however, focused not on financial issues, but on negative findings during recent inspections of two of Prospect's California hospitals. The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, found violations that included improper sterilization of surgical instruments, according to testimony Tuesday.
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Questioned by hearing officers, including Deputy Attorney General Perry Zinn Rowthorn, Prospect representatives said they have acted quickly to correct the violations. They said quality assurance is a top priority. ECHN representatives said they have reviewed Prospect's response to the federal inspectors' findings and have been satisfied.
But John Brady of AFT Connecticut, representing 700 ECHN employees, said members are concerned about the pending sale. Prospect, Brady said, has "at best, a checkered history" with workers at its Rhode Island hospitals. He urged state officials to protect Connecticut workers.
Several citizens also spoke against the pending sale. Joe Tyler of Manchester said he was concerned that a for-profit outfit would value shareholders over patients. Richard Thompson of Manchester said he and several other like-minded residents fear they will have less input on the future of their hometown hospital. Thompson recommended that an ombudsman be appointed as a representative for the community.
But several ECHN physicians said the sale is the only way to survive in a health care landscape that is increasingly adverse to smaller, nonprofit organizations.
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Knowledge & Innovation Agenda
Regulations & Calls
NWO KIEM
The Creative Industry – KIEM program is aimed at funding short-term fundamental and industrial research. Researchers are invited to apply for funding on behalf of a consortium.
KIEM aims to establish partnerships between knowledge institutes and private parties, including the stimulation of small and medium-sized businesses. With the help of a KIEM funding, consortia (existing of at least one knowledge institute researcher and one private partner) can establish an ongoing partnership to develop short-term fundamental and industrial research. An important requirement for KIEM funding is that the project proposal fits within the framework of CLICKNL's Knowledge and Innovation Agenda 2018-2021.
Researchers with a doctorate and an appointment at a Dutch university or a research institute recognized by NWO may apply for funding. A KIEM application can have no more than two co-applicants. Possible co-applicants also must be researchers with a doctorate and an appointment at a research institution recognized by NWO.
Partnership between at least one researcher and at least one private party is a requirement for KIEM funding. The private partner's matching contribution may be made by multiple private parties together.
What to apply for
NWO will fund 15.000 euros of the total budget per research proposal. The private partner must match at least 20%, of which at least half in cash. Example: with an applied for budget of 15.000 euros, a minimum matching contribution of 3.000 euros is required, of which 1.500 in cash. The total budget of the project therefore amounts to a minimum of 18.000 euros.
The Creative Industry KIEM funding is meant for:
• Exemption of education and other tasks (replacement funding) for (co-)applicants of no more than 15.000 euros.
• Material costs for the research project with a maximum of 2000 euros within the to be applied for 15.000 euros.
This call for proposals is open from the date of publication until Thursday, 7 November, 2019, 14.00 o'clock CET or until the available resources have been exhausted. Applications are treated on first come, first serve basis.
There will be five assessment moments in 2019. The collection dates in 2019 for these assessment moments are:
Thursday, 7 February, 14.00 uur CET
Thursday, 14 March, 14.00 uur CET
Thursday, 18 April, 14.00 uur CET
Thursday, 30 May, 14.00 uur CET
Thursday, 12 September, 14.00 uur CET
For more information about assessment criteria and procedures, visit the NWO website.
Knowledge & Innovation Agenda 2018 (NL)
Curious about which projects exist with the aid of the KIEM programme? See some examples!
NWO funding for seven consortia from the Creative Industry - KIEM
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On today's episode, I welcome back Michael Runkel back to Counting Countries. Michael first appeared on Episode 17, back in the fall of 2016. At that time he had completed 176 countries.
I encourage you to subscribe wherever you listen, Apple Podcast, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify and of course if you like the program, feel free write a review.
And in fact, a quick thank you to Rich Deneault for his review on Apple Podcast. "The host of this podcast, Ric Gazarian – an avid traveller himself – surely boasts a world class Rolodex of well-known travellers. In this wonderfully engaging podcasts, Ric interviews travellers about their favourite places, Visa nightmares and inspirations to travel. The list of interviewees includes such notable travellers as Gary Arndt, Lee Abbamonte, Don Parrish, Johnny Ward, Gunnar Garfors, Audrey Walsworth and many more. If you enjoy travel or simply enjoy travel stories, you'll certainly enjoy this podcast!" Thanks for sharing these kind words.
But for now, here's my conversation with Michael, who joined me from Germany while I was in Bangkok, the Big Mango.
Favorite food: German Roulade, a roulade is a dish of filled rolled meat or pastry.
The Century Club states that there are 327 sovereign nations, territories, enclaves, and islands.
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Banana Yeast Bread is a very popular recipe. Learn how to make/prepare Banana Yeast Bread by following this easy recipe.
In a large saucepan, pour the milk and heat it until it boils. Now, add butter and sugar to it. Stir it until the butter melts. Keep the mixture aside to cool.
Meanwhile, in a mixer jar, mix 2 cups of flour, yeast, salt, 2 eggs, bananas and milk mixture. Beat the mixture on a low speed for about 3 minutes, until it is well-blended. Add enough of flour to make firm dough.
Spoon the mixture into two greased loaf pans. Cover the pan and keep it in a warm place to let it rise. This would take about 1 to 1 1/2 hours.
Beat the remaining egg with water. Brush it over the loaves.
Bake it at 375°F for 30-35 minutes, until its turns golden brown.
I tried it and ended using about eleven cups of flour because it was too wet. I ended up with bread.


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Texas Tech's Response to COVID-19 for the Spring 2022 Semester
On Wednesday, January 5th, Texas Tech University provided an update concerning how they would be responding to COVID-19 for the Spring 2022 semester.
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