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Oregon Shakespeare Festival 2015 opens: Wit and bitterness spark 'Much Ado About Nothing' (review)
Updated: Jan. 09, 2019, 11:21 p.m. | Published: Mar. 03, 2015, 1:49 p.m.
Gallery: Much Ado About Nothing 2015
By David Stabler | Special to The Oregonian/OregonLive
Words dart like swallows in Oregon Shakespeare Festival's "Much Ado About Nothing."
A weary father tearfully reunites with his long lost wife and daughter in "Pericles."
Guys gamble and gals grumble to the brash music of "Guys and Dolls."
And a very un-merry band of thieves and scammers claws through the sewers and madhouses of Victorian London in "Fingersmith."
The four productions that opened the Oregon Shakespeare Festival's 80th season last weekend did not disappoint. Each showed different strengths, from stimulating acting and a director's deft insight, to exuberant musical portrayals of loveable gangsters to an ambitious new play with head-spinning plot twists and turns.
First up, "Much Ado About Nothing." Reviews of the other three productions follow separately.
"Much Ado About Nothing"
A cloud of pink roses floats over the stage. Soft green "grass" carpets the floor. We are in Shakespeare's romantic world of love and beauty.
But look closer. While people take their seats in the Angus Bowmer Theatre, a figure hunches in a wheelchair at the back of the stage. A hood covers the figure's face, hinting at darker ambitions.
"Big Deal," you might call "Much Ado," suggesting a fuss about little. But, that would belie what unfolds in OSF's piercing production. It's the rare play in which comedy and tragedy cleave the action so neatly in two. Half is a witty romance, sparkling with gossip, overheard conversations and banter between two great love-deniers, Beatrice and Benedick. The other half is a tragedy of slander and shame, somber-toned and painful to watch.
What fun to spend time with the worldly and sophisticated Beatrice and Benedick who won't admit they truly, madly, deeply love each other. Christiana Clark is a joy to watch, using her voice like a rapier, thrusting and slashing. Her in-your-face physicality is just as imposing, including the use of her middle finger.
Danforth Comins' Benedick matches her withering sarcasm almost word for word, but uses charm and self-mockery compared to Clark's feigned disdain.
Scott Bradley's contemporary sets and Kara Harmon's candy-colored costumes would not look out of place at a rooftop party in LA.
Dogberry, the lowly leader of the watch, zips around the stage on a Segway, one of those self-balancing scooters. Soldiers in camo uniforms hustle to hip-hop music.
And then, in an instant, the play turns. Instigated by the villainous Don John, naive Claudio falsely accuses innocent Hero of infidelity on their marriage altar. Yi Zhao's bright lights dim yellow, creating sickly shadows until all is sorted out. But the play never recovers its festive feel.
Director Lileana Blain-Cruz makes an interesting decision to cast a woman as the bastard Don John, who creates the shaming plot. Regan Linton enters in a wheelchair - now its early presence makes sense -- dressed as a combat veteran. A war wound, we surmise, put her in the wheelchair. The music stills, the room quiets. Bitterness drips from her voice.
Shakespeare famously doesn't give a reason for Don John's anger, but Blain-Cruz suggests PTSD, which resonates with today's audiences. Linton makes a strong debut with the company.
Rex Young also deserves mention as a nerdy Dogberry - he of the whistle, tool belt and knee socks - who commands his charges with lively malapropisms and self-importance. Poor Dogberry, he just can't get over being called an ass.
"Much Ado About Nothing" runs through Nov. 1.
-- David Stabler
dstabler@oregonian.com
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The Land Tortoise Underwater Preserve Site
Open for Recreation: From the second Saturday of June through Labor Day
DEC Region 5 Ray Brook Office (M-F, 8:30 AM - 4:45 PM), 518-897-1200; Info.R5@dec.ny.gov
Registration to dive at this site: 518-668-3352
Enforcement Matters: 1-833-NYS-RANGERS (1-833-697-7264) or 911
Location: Town of Lake George, Warren County
Map: Google Earth || DECinfo Locator
The autumn of 1758 saw Britain and France locked in a struggle for empire. Following the loss of Fort William Henry in 1757, the allied British, Iroquois and American provincials suffered a devastating defeat in their assault on Fort Carillon (later named Fort Ticonderoga) in July 1758. Undeterred, the British and their allies constructed new fortifications and warships, including two radeaux to serve as floating gun batteries to dislodge the French from Lake George and Lake Champlain. One of these was the Land Tortoise.
The bow of the Land Tortoise
Radeau (Russell Bellico/Bateaux Below)
The Land Tortoise appears to be the sole survivor of a class of military vessels unique to Lake George and Lake Champlain in the eighteenth century. Constructed in 1758 by provincial troops under the supervision of Captain Samuel Cobb, the radeau (French for raft) was just over 50 feet long and 16 to 18 feet wide. The flat-bottomed vessel was propelled by 26 oars. The Land Tortoise has seven cannon ports in her sides and her angular lines and sloping bulwarks protected her crew from enemy fire. Never fully rigged out, the radeau lacks masts, artillery and other hardware.
The construction of the Land Tortoise and its deliberate sinking to store it underwater are described in soldiers' journals. The soldiers worked hard into the night of October 22, 1758 to sink the Land Tortoise. It settled in much deeper water than intended and was not recovered the following spring. Another radeau, the Invincible, had to be built by the British for the 1759 campaign.
Guidelines help divers along the
underwater trail.
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The fate of the Land Tortoise was unknown until 1990, when its peculiar seven-sided shape appeared during a side-scan sonar survey of the lake by members of a group that later became known as Bateaux Below, Inc. Archaeological and historical research identified the vessel as an eighteenth century radeau. From 1991 to 1994, the Land Tortoise was studied by a team of volunteer divers under the direction of a professional archaeologist. In 1995, the Land Tortoise shipwreck was listed on the National Register of Historic Places. In 1998, the Land Tortoise was listed as a National Historic Landmark, only the sixth shipwreck in the nation with that designation. It also has been designated by the Smithsonian Institution as "the oldest intact war vessel in North America."
See diving guidelines for using New York's Submerged Heritage Preserve sites.
This is an advanced level dive in water depths of 105 to 107 feet with water temperatures ranging from 35° to 45°F.
You must sign in and be assigned a time slot to dive the radeau. Each member of the dive team must register and present their dive certification card. Registration is at the DEC office at Lake George Beach (518-668-3352). A maximum of eight divers in a single party is permitted on site at any one time.
There is a two-hour time slot allowed per dive followed by a one-hour site rest. This allows bottom silt to settle. Time slots available for diving:
9:00-11:00 AM - Access to Site
11:00-12:00 noon - Site Closed
12:00-2:00 PM - Access to Site
2:00-3:00 PM - Site closed
3:00-5:00 PM - Access to Site
5:00 PM - Site Closed
Special Diving Conditions and Guidelines for the Land Tortoise Preserve
WARNING: This is a deep, cold-water dive. A safety/decompression stop is recommended. The nearest recompression chamber is more than 50 miles away. Keep this in mind!
Be sure all the members of your party understand the dangers of such a dive and have the skills and gear necessary to undertake it safely.
Carry a dive light and a timepiece.
Fly the red-and-white dive flag. Divers are required to surface within 100 feet of the dive flag.
Maintain proper buoyancy control.
Monitor your air supply and bottom time carefully.
Do not attempt to enter the Land Tortoise.
Do not touch any part of the vessel or dig or remove sediment or rocks inside it. Removing sediment exposes wood and increases the deterioration rate of the vessel. Do not touch the mooring rings.
Removing artifacts or other objects or damaging the radeau is forbidden by law.
This site is located in the south basin of Lake George, nearly two miles north of Lake George Beach at 43.4402°N, 73.6927°W - Google Maps (leaves DEC website).
Coordinates provided are in decimal degrees using NAD83/WGS84 datum.
Rules and Regulations for Submerged Heritage Preserves Sites
New York State and federal laws make these resources the shared cultural and historic legacy and property of the people of New York. These laws help preserve this heritage so that future generations can enjoy and learn it.
Please take nothing but photographs. Removing artifacts or damaging resources is forbidden by law and deprives others of the opportunity to view and study them. Removing artifacts or damaging shipwrecks, trail lines, signage or buoys in the preserve system may also jeopardize continuation of the Submerged Heritage Preserve sites. These shipwrecks are fragile; please do not touch them.
If you observe a violation, please report it to authorities by dialing 911 (*911 from a cellular phone). All violations will be investigated and violators prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
Nearby State Lands, Facilities, Amenities & Other Information
State Lands and Facilities
Hearthstone Point Campground & Day Use Area
Lake George Battleground Campground
Lake George Battlefield Day Use Area
Lake George Beach & Day Use Area
Lake George Islands Campgrounds & Day Use Areas
Lake George Wild Forest
Prospect Mountain Veterans Memorial Highway Day Use Area
Gas can be found in the nearby communities of Bolton, Lake George and Queensbury.
Food and other supplies can be found in the nearby communities of Bolton, Lake George and Queensbury.
Dining opportunities can be found in the nearby communities of Bolton, Lake George and Queensbury.
Lodging can be found in the nearby communities of Bolton, Lake George and Queensbury.
Public Boat Launches can be found at Bolton and Lake George.
Marinas can be found at Bolton, Lake George and Queensbury.
Adirondack Regional Tourism Council (leaves DEC website) and Warren County Tourism Department (leaves DEC website) can provide information about other recreation, attractions and amenities in this area.
Numerous guide books and maps are available with information on the lands, waters, trails and other recreational facilities in this area. These can be purchased at most outdoor equipment retailers, bookstores, and on-line booksellers.
Additional information, outdoor equipment, trip suggestions and guided or self-guided tours may be obtained from outdoor guide and outfitting businesses. Check area chambers of commerce, telephone directories or search the internet for listings.
Consider hiring an outdoor guide if you have little experience or woodland skills. See the NYS Outdoor Guides Association (leaves DEC website) for information on outdoor guides.
More about The Land Tortoise Underwater Preserve Site :
The Land Tortoise Site Map - Plan view
Land Tortoise Radeau Drawings - Multiple views
State Recreation Lands
Eastern Adirondacks/ Lake Champlain - Region 5
Submerged Heritage Preserves Program
The Land Tortoise Site Map
Land Tortoise Radeau Drawings
Diving Guidelines
Warren County and Lake George Tourism
Adirondack Tourism
Submerged Heritage Preserves
Route 86, Box 296
Ray Brook, NY 12977-0296

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Depression can make us physically older by speeding up the ageing process in our cells, according to a study.
Lab tests showed cells looked biologically older in people who were severely depressed or who had been in the past.
These visible differences in a measure of cell ageing called telomere length couldn't be explained by other factors, such as whether a person smoked.
The findings, in more than 2,000 people, appear in Molecular Psychiatry.
Experts already know that people with major depression are at increased risk of age-related diseases such as cancer, diabetes, obesity and heart disease.
This might be partly down to unhealthy lifestyle behaviours such as alcohol use and physical inactivity.
But scientists suspect depression takes its own toll on our cells.
To investigate, Josine Verhoeven from the VU University Medical Centre in the Netherlands, along with colleagues from the US, recruited 2,407 people to take part in the study.
The researchers were looking for changes in structures deep inside cells called telomeres.
Telomeres cap the end of our chromosomes which house our DNA. Their job is to stop any unwanted loss of this vital genetic code. As cells divide, the telomeres get shorter and shorter. Measuring their length is a way of assessing cellular ageing.
People who were or had been depressed had much shorter telomeres than those who had never experienced depression. This difference was apparent even after lifestyle differences, such as heavy drinking and smoking, were taken into account.
Furthermore, the most severely and chronically depressed patients had the shortest telomeres.
Dr Verhoeven and colleagues speculate that shortened telomeres are a consequence of the body's reaction to the distress depression causes.
\"This large-scale study provides convincing evidence that depression is associated with several years of biological ageing, especially among those with the most severe and chronic symptoms,\" they say.
But it is unclear whether this ageing process is harmful and if it can be reversed.
UK expert Dr Anna Phillips, of the University of Birmingham, has researched the effects of stress on telomere length.
She says telomere length does not consistently predict other key outcomes such as death risk.
Further, it is likely that only a major depressive disorder, not experience of or even a lifetime of mild-to-moderate depressive symptoms, relates to telomere length, she said.
via BBC News – Depression 'makes us biologically older'.
"Depression is a big problem and we definitely need to pay more attention to it than we are now," she told BBC News.
"There's still more work to be done in terms of awareness of the disease and also in coming up with successful ways of treating it.
"There's lots of stigma we know associated with mental health," she explained.
The data – for the year 2010 – follows similar studies in 1990 and 2000 looking at the global burden of depression.
"It's a big public health challenge and a big problem to be reckoned with but not enough is being done.
via BBC News – Depression: 'Second biggest cause of disability' in world.
Can a self-help book aid depression?
A year later, those in the self-help group were more likely to be keeping on top of their depression.
Study leader Prof Christopher Williams, from the University of Glasgow, who also wrote the books called Overcoming Depression and Low Mood, said the guided sessions were the key to getting people engaged.
In Scotland, a telephone support service has now been set up to help support those using the books, which can be freely copied and disseminated, he added.
"We found this had a really significant clinical impact and the findings are very encouraging," he said.
The challenge for the NHS, where self-help books are already used in many places, is how to implement this model so people have easy supported access in primary care, he said.
There has been huge investment in better treatment for depression in the UK in recent years with the Improving Access to Psychological Therapies programme in England set up to widen access.
It has been estimated this approach could save the NHS up to £272m and the wider public sector £700m.
But, says Prof Williams, despite the huge levels of investment, it is just not possible to refer everyone with depression to mental health services.
Dr Paul Blenkiron, consultant in adult psychiatry at Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, said the results showed that guided self-help is effective and is "something the NHS should be investing in".
He is currently advising on behalf of the Royal College of Psychiatrists, on a National Books On Prescription Scheme, to be rolled out across UK public libraries this year.
Thirty books, including the one used in the study, have been selected.
The poll of 260 mothers with antenatal depression found they were at greater risk of worsening mental health problems then women with postnatal depression.
Antenatal depression, which occurs during pregnancy, is less known and talked about than postnatal depression, which happens after the birth of a baby.
This small survey suggests that those who suffer from depression during pregnancy are at greater risk of worsening mental health problems than those who have postnatal depression alone.
According to the survey, 80% of women with depression in pregnancy also went on to have postnatal depression.
About 56% of those surveyed had problems during their first pregnancy but almost 66% said they had problems during their second.
Just over half of the women said their illness had affected their relationship with their baby and 38% said they had problems bonding with their baby.
Only 30% were warned about antenatal depression by midwives and most of the women said it took a few months before they realised that they had a problem.
Just 22% sought medical help from their GP at that point – perhaps because only one in three women were aware of the possibility of becoming depressed during pregnancy.
Just 27% reported being asked how they felt emotionally during their pregnancy.
Hayley was 12 weeks pregnant when she started feeling awful.
"I had bad sickness and I just thought I was really tired, but it was getting worse," she says.
Everyone kept telling Hayley she was lucky to be pregnant, particularly since she had been told she would never conceive.
She went to GP for help but was given no support.
Instead, she was crippled with fear and anxiety during her pregnancy and couldn't get excited about the arrival of her first child.
When Toby was born, everything changed and Hayley was on a real high.
During her second pregnancy, Hayley did not suffer antenatal depression, but she was diagnosed with delayed postnatal depression when her son Zac was two.
Cathy Warwick, chief executive of the Royal College of Midwives, said the survey showed an urgent need to identify and help women with antenatal and postnatal depression.
Sally Russell, co-founder of Netmums, said depression and anxiety could make life very difficult for parents with a new baby.
"Midwives can do a lot to help and reassure, so they should be open with mothers and fathers-to-be about the condition and trained to spot the signs.
Health Minister Dr Dan Poulter, who announced the £25m fund to improve maternity services, said hospitals would be able to bid for en suite facilities, rooms where fathers can stay overnight or facilities like birthing pools.
"A new arrival in the family is a joyous time but can present challenges for mums and families, particularly new families. I want to help women and their partners as much as possible," he said.
The NHS Information Service for Parents is available to every new parent to sign up to if their chid is under six months old. From next year it will support parents with babies and young children up to 18 months old.
In May, the government also pledged to recruit an extra 4,200 health visitors and give them training to diagnose postnatal depression.
The number of people living with depression in England has increased by nearly half a million in three years, according to an analysis of NHS data.
The total number for 2010-11 stood at 4.7 million people.
Data analysis firm SSentif said there was also a large increase in the number of prescriptions for anti-depressants.
Charities said more people were speaking to their GP about depression, but the figure was likely to be the "tip of the iceberg".
The data suggested the largest percentage increase was in Yorkshire and the Humber, where the number of registered cases increased by 19%.
She said more people were being affected by job losses and relationship breakdowns in the current economic climate.
However, she said there had been a shift in society's perceptions of depression and doctors had become better at diagnosing it.
"More people are coming forwards and they are coming forward because the level of support is better," she said.
One in 10 workers has taken time off because of depression, a poll of 7,000 people in seven European countries has found.
The Mori survey was carried out for the European Depression Association (EDA) in Britain, Germany, Italy, Denmark, Turkey, Spain and France.
Those in Britain, Denmark and Germany were most likely to be off work because of depression.
A UK expert said support for people with depression was improving.
Overall, 20% of the 7,000 polled had received a diagnosis of depression at some point in their lives.
The highest rate was in Britain, where 26% had been diagnosed and the lowest in Italy, where the figure was 12%.
Among workers experiencing depression, those in Germany (61%), Denmark (60%), and Britain (58%) were most likely to take time off work, while those in Turkey were the least likely (25%).
Researchers have previously estimated the cost of depression at €92bn (£73bn) in 2010 across the EU, with lost productivity due to time off or under-performance accounting for most of the costs.
An average of 36 days were taken for the last episode of depression – but figures ranged from 41 in Britain to 23 in Italy.
Across the countries surveyed, one in four of with depression said they did not tell their employer.
One in three of them said they were worried it could put their job at risk.
A third of the 792 managers surveyed said they had no formal support in place to help them deal with employees experiencing depression.
But the situation was better in Britain, with most of the 117 managers questioned reporting good back-up from their HR department.
Dr Vincenzo Costigliola, president of the EDA, said "The results of the survey show that much needs to be done in raising awareness and supporting employees and employers in recognising and managing depression in the workplace.
MEP Stephen Hughes, who holds the Employment and Social Affairs portfolio in the European Parliament, backs better support and protection for workers.
Emer O'Neill, chief executive of the Depression Alliance, said the situation in the UK was improving.
"We have moved forward significantly. Depression and anxiety is being talked about more and is more widely recognised. GPs are more receptive.
"In addition, employers are increasingly coming to groups like us to help them provide support and put procedures in place to allow people to go through this illness like they would any other.


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TALES FROM THE LOOP Trailer Depicts a Surreal New Sci-Fi Series
by Eric Diaz
Feb 27 2020 • 12:30 PM
Amazon Prime has been killin' it with their original sci-fi and fantasy series lately, producing gems like The Expanse and The Boys. Now, they are unveiling a new sci-fi series that looks unlike anything else out there. Tales from the Loop comes to Amazon Prime this spring, from the minds of executive producers Matt Reeves (Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, The Batman) and Nathaniel Halpern. Halpern also wrote all eight episodes of the first season.
The series is actually based on an alternate history science fiction tabletop role-playing game from 2017, designed by Nils Hintze. It is also heavily based on the acclaimed art of Swedish illustrator Simon Stålenhag. The first trailer for the series has just dropped, and you can check it out down below:
The series will have its world premiere at SXSW on March 16, a few weeks before its April 3 release on Amazon. The streaming service has also released some beautiful key art from the upcoming series, from Simon Stålenhag. In addition to the images below, you can see a metric ton of Stålenhag's art, much of which inspired Tales from the Loop, by heading over to his official site.
According to the official description, Tales from the Loop "explores the town and people who live above 'The Loop,' a machine built to unlock and explore the mysteries of the universe—making things possible that were previously relegated only to science fiction. In this fantastical mysterious town, poignant human tales are told that bare universal emotional experiences, while drawing on the intrigue of genre storytelling."
From all indications, Tales from the Loop is looking to be a more hopeful kind of sci-fi story, which is a nice contrast to the constant dystopian science fiction we've been getting over the past several years in both movies and television. Even the once perennially optimistic Star Trek has largely gone down that route lately. The trailer shows us people who appear to have some kind of telekinetic abilities, reversed gravity shenanigans, and even some giant robots. All the other stuff is cool and everything, but honestly you had our attention simply at "giant robots." And although I can't say for certain, I think this might be the first narrative series based on a table top roleplaying game. Or at least, the first one with a budget of this size.
The series will feature several familiar names in the cast, like Rebecca Hall (Vicky Cristina Barcelona, The Town), Paul Schneider (Parks and Recreation), Daniel Zolghadri (Eighth Grade), Duncan Joiner (Waco) and recent Academy Award nominee Jonathan Pryce (The Two Popes, Game of Thrones). The first episode will be directed by Mark Romanek, who has directed feature films like One Hour Photo and Never Let Me Go. But he is a name this is likely far more famous for having directed an incredible amount of iconic music videos for several of the music industry's most successful artists.
Tales From the Loop will premiere April 3 on Amazon Prime Video worldwide.
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Dennis Sydney Viollet (20 de septiembre de 1933 - 6 de marzo de 1999) fue un futbolista inglés.

Carrera
Nació el 20 de septiembre de 1933 en Mánchester, comenzó su carrera futbolística en el Manchester Schoolboys, posteriormente en la temporada 1949-50 a los 17 años entró a formar parte de la plantilla profesional del Manchester United.

Allí formó parte de los llamados Busby Babes, una magnífica hornada de futbolistas que revolucionaron el fútbol inglés allá por los años 50 en la que se encontraban jugadores como Tommy Taylor, Bobby Charlton, Eddie Colman, Edwards o el propio Viollet.

Dennis Viollet rindió a su máximo nivel antes de que se produjera el accidente consiguiendo los títulos de Campeón de la Premier League en 1956 y 1957. El 6 de febrero de 1958, se produjo la tragedia que sumió al mundo del fútbol en la consternación por la pérdida de uno de los mejores equipos de la historia del fútbol inglés en la que Viollet salió vivo de puro milagro.

Aun así y pese a que nadie apostaba por la recuperación de Viollet debido a las secuelas del accidente, el bravo jugador inglés se recuperó y en la temporada 1959/60 demostró sobradamente su calidad, anotando 32 goles en 36 partidos de Liga, ya sin su amigo Tommy a su lado.

Permaneció en el United hasta 1962, año en el que se marcha al Stoke City, club que militaba en la Segunda División inglesa y donde vivió una segunda juventud junto a sir Stanley Matthews, McIroy y Roy Vernon. Proclamándose Campeón de la Segunda División en su primera temporada y subcampeón de la Copa de la Liga en 1964. En el Stoke permaneció durante 5 temporadas y su siguiente destino fue el fútbol irlandés donde jugó en el Linfield, conjunto en el cual se proclamó Campeón de la Liga irlandesa.

Posteriormente emigró a comienzos de los 70 a Baltimore (USA) y luego se marchó a Florida, donde se dedicó a entrenar a chicos jóvenes. Allí realizó un gran trabajo y en la década de los 80 y 90 se dedicó a entrenar a distintos conjuntos de la Liga Americana como el Jacksonville y el Richmond Kickers, hasta el 6 de marzo de 1999 en el que fallece a la edad de 65 años.

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Futbolistas del Stoke City Football Club
Futbolistas de la selección de fútbol de Inglaterra en los años 1960
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AUSTIN, TEXAS. . .The Jefferson County Medical Society approved the endorsement of Texas Medical Liability Trust (TMLT) on April 18, 2012. TMLT will be the preferred provider of medical liability coverage and services to practicing physicians who are members of the society.
From Don Chow, senior vice president of sales and marketing at TMLT "TMLT is honored to support the Jefferson CMS in their mission to serve physicians."
From Ray Callas, MD, president of Jefferson CMS "TMLT has long supported our medical society and we are excited to bring this partnership, and all of its benefits, to our members."
Background — TMLT
TMLT is the state's largest medical liability insurance provider, serving more than 15,000 Texas Medical Association (TMA) member physicians. TMLT is a health care liability claim trust created and endorsed by TMA and owned by its physician policyholders. The Trust is headquartered in Austin, Texas.
TMLT is also endorsed by Bexar County Medical Society, Collin-Fannin County Medical Society, Dallas County Medical Society, El Paso County Medical Society, Harris County Medical Society, Lubbock-Crosby-Garza County Medical Society, Tarrant County Medical Society, Texas Academy of Family Physicians, Texas Medical Association, Texas Orthopaedic Association, Travis County Medical Society, and is a Gold Corporate Affiliate of the Texas Medical Group Management Association (TMGMA).
Background — Jefferson County Medical Society
Since 1921, Jefferson CMS has served as an advocate for our physician members in providing ethical, quality, cost effective medical care for all Southeast Texans. With nearly 475 members, JCMS remains strong and continues to grow.
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The Board of Governors of TMLT approved a 10% dividend for policyholders who renew in 2017.
Historic House Vote Protects Right of States to Set Medical Liability Laws, Says TAPA
Today the U.S. House of Representatives passed historic medical liability language in a bill that replaces the often-criticized Medicare physician payment formula known as the sustainable growth rate.
New Mexico Legislature Acts to Protect Patients' Access to Care in Texas
Texas physicians will continue to receive a full range of liability protections even when treating New Mexico patients. That issue was in doubt until the New Mexico Legislature took decisive action.
The Board of Governors voted to dedicate $10 million to the Trust Rewards Program for 2016.
TMLT Awards $5,000 Scholarship to Texas Medical Student
Tiffany Chen as the 2016 recipient of the TMLT Scholarship. Ms. Chen is a fourth-year medical student at The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio.
Policyholders to Save $13.5 Million with Dividends
Board of Governors approved a 10% dividend for policyholders who renew in 2016. The dividend will save them approximately $13.5 million in 2016 premium.
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Robert Donohoe Named President and CEO of TMLT
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Texas Medical Liability Trust (TMLT) proudly announces that our Board of Governors voted to dedicate $20 million to the Trust Rewards Program for 2014.
Smith County Medical Society Endorses TMLT
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Just when the CBI was ordered to produce three files pertaining to a seven-year-old corruption case under the Right to Information Act, the premier investigating agency said the files were missing. The files pertain to investigations in a corruption case against three junior officials of the Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB). The case dates back to July 19, 2001, when the CBI laid a trap at the Mumbai NCB office on a complaint by Navin Dubey, a suspect in a narcotics case. Dubey was sent with a recording device to the NCB office, while CBI officers waited outside. The trap fell through after one of the officers detected the recording device. After failing to hear from Dubey, the CBI team went to the NCB office to ensure his well-being. Ubale also sought information under RTI and obtained details which revealed that the witness in Dubey's complaint was called on July 17, 2001, a day prior to the receipt of his complaint. The government justified the action in the court saying it was part of operational exigency. Ubale filed a complaint before Chief Information Commission (CIC) that in spite of its order, CBI was withholding certain records. CIC directed the CBI to allow Ubale access to the records but the agency did not comply with it.


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The BR Standard Class 7, otherwise known as the Britannia Class, is a class of 4-6-2 Pacific steam locomotive designed under Robert Riddles for use by British Railways for mixed traffic duties. 55 were constructed between 1951 and 1954. The design employed results from the 1948 locomotive exchanges undertaken in advance of further locomotive classes being constructed. Three batches were constructed at Crewe Works, before the publication of the 1955 Modernisation Plan.
The Britannia Class design was based on best practice from the pre-nationalisation railway companies in terms of operating efficiency and lower maintenance costs; various weight-saving measures also increased the route availability of a Pacific-type locomotive on the British Railways network. The Britannias received a positive reception from their crews, with those regularly operating the locomotives giving them favourable reports as regards performance. However, operation in some areas of the British Railway network returned negative feedback, primarily due to indifferent operation of the locomotive, with its effects on adhering to timetables. They were capable of reaching speeds of up to 90 mph (145 km/h).
The Britannias took their names from great Britons, former Star class locomotives, and Scottish firths. The class remained in service until the last was withdrawn in 1968. Two survived into preservation, the first-of-class, number 70000 Britannia, and 70013 Oliver Cromwell. Number 70000 has hauled mainline excursions and 70013, after a period of display following limited steaming, returned to mainline steam in 2008 for the first time since leaving British Railways ownership. 70000 was returned to the main-line in 2011.
Locomotive exchanges were commissioned by the fledgling British Railways (BR) during 1948, to compare pre-nationalisation locomotive design across the Big Four railway companies. The research gained from operating the best designs of the GWR, LMS, LNER, and Southern railways on different areas of the British Railways network paved the way for several new classes of standardised locomotives intended to replace some of the ageing designs inherited.
The new classes were designed by E. S. Cox, under Robert Riddles who had previously designed the WD Austerity 2-8-0 and WD Austerity 2-10-0 locomotives for wartime use. The first design requested by the Railway Executive was for a new express passenger "Pacific" locomotive, designed specifically to reduce maintenance and using the latest available innovations in steam technology from home and abroad. Various labour-saving devices were utilised to produce a simple, standard, and effective design, able to produce equivalent power to some of the "Pacifics" that were still available as legacies of the Big Four.
The design of the "Britannias" was based on best practice from the pre-nationalisation railway companies. For example, they utilised a variation of both boiler and trailing truck of the Merchant Navy Class, while weight was kept within the margins laid down by the Light Pacifics, all of which were designed by Oliver Bulleid. The firebox was also similar in having a rocking grate, which allowed the fire to be rebuilt without stopping the locomotive, removing both ash and clinker on the move; but unlike the SR Pacifics, the inner firebox was constructed of copper instead of steel and lacked thermic syphons.
The "Britannias" had 6 ft 2 in (1.88 m) driving wheels, a compromise for their mixed-traffic role to allow sustained fast running with passenger trains, yet small enough to give sufficient tractive effort for freight haulage.
The largest, only outside, cylinders capable of giving maximum tractive effort whilst staying within the British loading gauge were used for ease of maintenance compared with "inside" cylinders located between the frames of a three- or four-cylindered locomotive. Boiler 'plumbing' was also generally exposed to give ease of access. For ease of maintenance, outside Walschaerts valve gear was used.
A self-cleaning smokebox enabled ash to be ejected through the chimney, reducing the workload of the engine cleaner at the end of a working day. The single chimney was unusual for a "Pacific" type of locomotive, but was chosen because the exhaust dimensions including the blastpipe were designed using work done at the Rugby test plant and by S.O. Ell at Swindon Works, who claimed that "better results could be obtained from a well-designed single chimney than some of the previous double chimney arrangements".
The design also featured raised running plates above the wheels, which allowed easy access to the inside of the frames for purposes of lubrication.
The "Britannias'" footplate was designed around the requirements of the operating crews, with a mock-up being constructed at Crewe to test ergonomics and usability.
An exhaust steam injector was fitted. Unlike the smaller BR Standard locomotives, the exhaust steam manifold within the smokebox saddle (along with the BR Standard Class 6 engines) was an intricate steel casting.
Construction history
Designed at British Railways' Derby Works, the new class was constructed at British Railways' Crewe Works between 1951 and 1954. The initial order was for 25 locomotives, but such was the demand for the Britannias on the Eastern Region that more were rushed through construction before the teething problems had been ironed out on the prototypes. In total, 55 members of the class were constructed over three batches at Crewe Works, where each was given improvements to improve reliability and efficiency and to overcome flaws with the original design.
First batch: 70000–70024, constructed between January and October 1951
Second batch: 70025–70044, constructed between September 1952 and October 1953
Third batch: 70045–70054, constructed in 1954.
Variations and modifications
Problems with the class were experienced immediately, with the first 25 locomotives being withdrawn in October 1951 after several complaints were received from crews regarding the driving wheels shifting on their axles. They were subsequently modified, and released back into revenue-earning service. Initially, the return cranks on the main driving wheels were of LNER block type, as seen on Arthur Peppercorn's A1s and A2s, but this was changed to the simpler LMS four-stud fitting. This was the result of a problem of overheating bearings within the cranks, and difficulty in removing the LNER-type casings. 70035–70039 were built with roller bearings on the leading and trailing coupled axles only and plain bearings on the remaining axles, whilst 70040–70049 were built with plain bearings throughout. However, throughout their service, the roller bearings used in remaining cases showed no advantage in reliability or cost.
An unusual fault with the first engines of the class was fore-and-aft vibration, strong enough to prompt passengers to complain and to cause fire-irons stowed in a longitudinal compartment on top of the tender to work their way forward into the cab. The passengers' complaints were dealt with by reducing the tension in the drawbar spring.
Locomotive tenders were also changed as new, improved designs became available. Some examples of the second batch (70025–70029) were equipped with the BR1A tender, which had a higher water capacity of 5,000 gallons. Members of the third batch (70045–70054) were equipped with another tender design, the BR1D, which had 9 tons of coal and 4,750 gallons of water, due to the fact that they were intended for use on longer runs in the north of the railway network. This tender design also featured a steam-powered coal pusher, which eliminated the need for crew members to mount the tender to pull forward coal when the locomotive was at a stop.
Nos.70043 and 70044 were delivered with Westinghouse airbrakes fitted alongside the smokebox and with no smoke deflectors. The two locomotives, which looked radically different from the rest of the class, were allocated to Manchester (Longsight) and ran a series of brake trials on the London Midland main line during the mid-1950s. Subsequently, both had the equipment removed and deflectors fitted.
70045 Lord Rowallan with LMS-style buffers.
No. 70045 was fitted with LMS-style oval buffers in the course of repairs after collision damage.
On 21 January 1960, the Settle rail crash, which cost the lives of five passengers, was caused when the piston rod, cross-head, and connecting rod of No. 70052 came loose and damaged the opposite line as a freight train was approaching. The locomotive of the freight train was derailed towards 70052's train and tore out the sides of three passenger coaches. Part of the slide assembly was redesigned, and was fitted as the locomotives were routinely "shopped".
Western Region based examples had hand/footholds cut into the smoke deflectors replacing the original handrails after a major derailment, to improve forward visibility. Some of these deflectors subsequently migrated to other members of the class.
From 1948 until the mid-1950s, the responsibility for recommending names for locomotives on British Railways rested with a Locomotive Naming Committee of three senior railway officers, E. S. Cox, George Dow with Derek Barrie as chairman.
The Committee set itself several rules and over the years developed many practices. The names had to be euphonious (they had to have a pleasant sound). Also, their meaning had to be readily apparent to anyone interested, whether railwayman or member of the public. There had to be good publicity value in the names as well as providing good morale for the staff, and the collection of names for a class had to provide some form of class identity. Another rule was not to use names of people who were still alive at the time, and some on the Committee had a strong dislike of names or associations with the military (largely because they were fed-up with the recently ended war). There was a preference for names of heroes and other well-known people. However, slavishly following a single theme to an absurd extent was discouraged.
The name that was to be bestowed on the first-class member caused great debate on the Committee and the wider executive of British Railways. However, noted enthusiast Bishop Eric Treacy suggested the name "Britannia". This set the general theme of the naming process, which featured great Britons, although several deviations from the theme were allowed. These exceptions were allocated to those that operated on the Western Region, which were given names of former Star Class locomotives, and those of the Scottish Region, which were granted the names of the various Scottish firths. The locomotive naming ceremonies were carried out at various railway stations around the British Railways network. No. 70047 was never named.
Operational details
The class was well-liked by crews in most regions of British Railways, with especially glowing reports from those operating them from Stratford depot on the Eastern Region, where its lower weight and high power transformed motive power over the restricted East Anglian lines. However, negative feedback was received from various operating departments, most notably on the Western Region. The criticism was primarily out of partisan preference for GWR-designed locomotive stock among Western Region staff; in particular, the class was 'left-hand drive' in contrast to 'right-hand drive' GWR locomotive and signalling practice, a factor in the Milton rail crash of 1955.
For this reason, the Western Region locomotive depots at Old Oak Common TMD and Plymouth Laira declared that the class was surplus to requirements. However, Cardiff Canton depot displayed its liking for the class (despite being part of the former GWR empire) and managed to obtain good results on South Wales passenger traffic.
The London Midland Region also had favourable reports, but a marked consistency in losing time on the longer runs between Holyhead and Euston was recorded, although all complaints were down to the individual techniques of the operating crews. This was compounded by the irregular allocation of the class to depots all over the network, meaning that few crews ever had a great deal of experience in driving them. The Southern Region also had an allocation of seven in May 1953, when all Merchant Navy Class locomotives were temporarily withdrawn for inspection after 35020 "Bibby Line" sheared a crank axle on the central driving wheel.
Repairs to the class were undertaken at Crewe, Swindon, and Doncaster Works until the financial constraints of the British Railways Modernisation Plan in terms of expenditure on steam began to preclude the regular overhaul of locomotives. During the mid-1960s overhauls were carried out exclusively at Crewe Works. The first locomotive to be withdrawn from service was number 70007 "Coeur-de-Lion" in 1965, and the entire class was gradually transferred to Carlisle Kingmoor and Glasgow Polmadie depots as steam was displaced by the dieselisation of British Railways. A succession of bulk withdrawals began in 1967, and the last, of number 70013 "Oliver Cromwell", took place in 1968, at the very end of steam operation in Britain. Subsequently, that locomotive was selected to represent the class in the National Collection. Only 70000 "Britannia", which was privately preserved, saw main line service during the preservation era – until 2008, when 70013 "Oliver Cromwell"'s restoration was completed, and she worked part of the "15 Guinea Special" – a special train run to commemorate the final BR steam working in 1968. 70013 is now to be found operating main line railtours over the Network Rail system.


By definition, America's spies and their successes are hard to spotlight. But as Black History Month draws to a close, and beyond, the known contributions to American espionage by black men and women deserves recognition. Indeed, for four years now, the CIA has made efforts to do exactly that as part of a broad mandate by former Director John Brennan. The agency's goal is to increase recruitment, retention, and promotions of minorities. The CIA has since implemented a long-term strategy to correct historical missteps. Though progress has been slow (in part because of the notoriously long slog to actually get hired and cleared by the agency), it has found some success.
Here are six black Americans who have served honorably at the CIA, and before the agency's founding, in the field of espionage as a whole.
Before Ralph Bunche earned the Nobel Peace Prize for mediating the Arab-Israeli war and achieving, ultimately, an armistice signed in 1949 (he was the first black American to earn the prize)—he worked for the Office of Strategic Services, the espionage predecessor to the CIA. At the OSS, he was a senior analyst of Africa affairs, and was later made chief of the Africa division. Bunche literally wrote the book on Africa political and economic conditions, which U.S. service members used when operating on the continent during World War II. After leaving the OSS, Bunche joined the State Department, eventually helping draft the United Nations charter in San Francisco.
During the Vietnam War, a military veteran named Wilbur Greene joined the Deputy Directorate for Plans (today the National Clandestine Service), where he helped organize and train Special Guerilla Units comprised of Hmong soldiers. He and other "assistant military attachés" lived with the SGUs from safe houses, and went out into the field with them for combat operations. They waged fierce warfare in southeast Asia. During his second tour, Greene was made Chief of Paramilitary Operations. He died there of complications from a medical procedure, and today has a star on the CIA Memorial Wall at Langley.
During the Civil War, a freed slave named Mary Bowser infiltrated the home of Jefferson Davis, the Confederate president. Bowser had been freed in her youth by Elizabeth Van Lew and Van Lew's mother, and is thought to have received a formal education in Pennsylvania. (Records are spotty.) Bowser briefly traveled to Liberia as a missionary, but returned to the United States, where she was promptly arrested: charged with a Virginia law that prohibited educated blacks from entering the state. (When Van Lew learned of the arrest, she paid Bowser's bail.) Bowser, who had a photographic memory, thus began using aliases to get around—abilities that would soon come in handy. When the Civil War erupted, Elizabeth Van Lew became a spy for the north, and recruited Bowser, who had by then found a way onto the servant staff of Jefferson Davis at the "Confederate White House." While ostensibly cleaning the mansion, Bowser would read sensitive documents, memorize them, and report back to Van Lew, who passed the information to Union leaders. (Van Lew received personal thanks from Ulysses S. Grant.) After the war, Bowser started schools for former slaves, and gave cross-country lectures on her experiences as a Union spy.
Justin Jackson is the former deputy director of the National Clandestine Service of the CIA, and at the time of his retirement, was the highest ranking black American at the agency. He now works in the private sector. Though tight-lipped about his career, he spent sixteen years overseas—primarily in Europe and Latin American—working undercover. (According to one report, he is fluent in French, Portuguese, and Spanish.) After 9/11, he was one of the principals who helped the agency shift its posture from one of post-Cold-War ambiguity, to that of the spear tip in fighting the war on terror. Since retirement, he has pushed for greater diversity at the agency, working on (among other things), the diversity report that led to changes at the company.
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Trump's "Crooked Hillary" image with the Star of David had been on a white supremacist forum.
Donald Trump tweeted, and then deleted, an image on Saturday morning that had a Jewish symbol over a pile of money and a picture of Hillary Clinton. He retweeted it a few hours later without the Star of David.
The Internet immediately recognized the Jewish Star of David in the image. Since Trump's anti-Semitic support has been pretty well reported, it did not go over well.
Trump deleted the tweet within two hours and retweeted it with it "Most Corrupt Candidate Ever" nickname written in a circle.


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You may think it's rare but being struck by falling tree branches in New York City is a very real danger. In fact, in the first seven months in 2013, 12 people were struck by falling tree branches in New York City, several of them killed (including a mother and her unborn child). Over the last three years, the average number of people struck by falling tree limbs in New York City streets and parks has increased from under one per month to almost two per month.
Falling tree branch accidents are dangerous because individuals are often hit in the head, which can result in a serious injury and even permanent brain damage.
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Preparazione
Consiste di riso combinato con carne di pollo, verdure, mais in grani, carote a cubetti, fagioli), coriandolo (che gli conferisce il suo caratteristico colore verde) ed altre spezie.

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Attorney Bob Parsley Appointed to Tennessee Board of Law Examiners
Robert F. (Bob) Parsley, a litigation attorney with Miller & Martin's Chattanooga office, has been appointed by the Tennessee Supreme Court to the Tennessee Board of Law Examiners.
The Tennessee Board of Law Examiners consists of five board members, each appointed by the Tennessee Supreme Court. Their duties include overseeing the State's licensing of attorneys, working with the Tennessee Supreme Court and the Executive Director on rulemaking and policy decisions affecting attorney licensing, and addressing issues relating to the admission of attorneys by exam and through comity applications (where the attorney is already licensed in another jurisdiction).
Before his appointment to the Board in 2020, Mr. Parsley served from 2016 through 2019 as a Tennessee Bar Examiner, with responsibility for preparing and grading bar exams. In that role he also authored the evidence and appellate procedural sections of the Tennessee Law Course, which all newly admitted Tennessee attorneys must take.
Mr. Parsley is a Member of Miller & Martin and is the chair of the firm's Appellate Practice Group.
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Taking a Closer Look at How to Make Money With Binary Options Trading You'll find that everyone will always be on the hunt to find new ways of making quite a bit of money. You'll often find that the best way to make money is to make sure you're looking into stock market trading. Of course, it can be tough to know what kinds of things to invest in, especially if you're still new to the world of trading. One thing that a lot of investors tend to focus on is something called binary options trading. While binary options trades will typically be a bit different than the kind of trading that most people expect, the truth is that you'll be able to find all kinds of great ways in which you can make a lot of money. Of course, there are a lot of questions you'll need to answer if you want to be sure that you're making the right decisions about your investments. In the article below, we'll look at a couple of the key things you'll need to know in order to make the most money from your binary options trading. More than anything else, it's important to ensure you understand what goes into binary options trades. Essentially, binary options trading is designed to work similar to a bet. The main thing to understand about binary options is that you'll be trying to predict what kind of value a certain stock is going to have by a deadline that you've established. When your stock passes this level by the deadline, then you'll make a lot of money. You'll lose money, though, if your stock doesn't hit this point. When you can know ahead of time just how much money you'll be able to get when your investment works out, you will start to see why these types of investments can be such a good choice.
You should also spend some time looking into the kinds of brokers that offer these types of binary options investments. If you're able to find a broker who is able to secure you some very low fees on all the trades you'll be making, it's going to be much less trouble for you to make the kind of money you want.
It's easy to see how you have a lot of things to think about whenever you get started with binary options trading. The more time you can spend looking into different types of binary options that seem promising, the better off you're going to be.


Welcome to week 3! Time is moving swiftly. What better way to flow through mid-summer than to look at the experience of the flow state in contemplative and creative practice?
Some of you may know the work of psychologist and writer Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi. I recommend his books Creativity, Flow and Finding Flow. Google some of his public talks online. He's an engaging speaker and thinker.
In the e-book, (available when we finish the week-to-week lessons and which will be chock full of extension activities), you'll have access to additional activities and readings from Cszikszentmihalyi.
But this week, instead of a training video, we have an interview with Fred Korthagen, a Dutch Professor and coach with expertise in guiding clients and students to embrace their full-potential through identification of their core strengths and ways in which their inner belief systems might impede people from allowing their inner potential to flow into the world.
In my interview with Fred, (Part 1 is available as part of the Modern Muses series here), Fred nearly induces my own "flow" state when I talk about why I make art. The "why" behind my own creative practice is not something I've been trained to feel and embody at a core level. It's one of the reasons I created this course.
But since this interview is long - roughly 90 minutes - I'm going to keep content today at a minimum.
Simply listen to the interview. Later in the week, I'll follow up with a meditation practice related to flow.
But as a start, begin to ask what experiences and feelings bring you the most joy. Where have you been successful in your life? Are there activities where you experience a grace, ease and joy unlike any other? Can you see where you can build on your strengths?
Stay tuned for follow-up emails this week. We need to start speaking with partners and as a group in order to truly engage with these kinds of questions.
1. Before listening to the interview, you might like to view this slide show that reviews some of the key concepts from the last two weeks.
2. Listen to Part 1 of the interview with Fred Korthagen that focuses on education and learning.
3. Listen to Part 2, available only to students of Amuse on Soundcloud.
4. Practice the core quality exercises with your partner.


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Q: CSS multiple columns with Evernote Clearly Chrome Extension I'm so near I can taste it, but still I can't have it :)
I love the Evernote Clearly Chrome extension, which allows me to focus on the content I need. However, on my 1920x1200 screen I'd rather have it display the content using two columns, not one.
Clearly does not have such a built it "columns" setting. Luckily it does have a "Custom Theme" option that supports Custom CSS.
I almost get it to work, but not quite. When I use
p {-webkit-column-count: 2; }

every paragraph is split into two columns which means you have like three or four lines on the left side, then you have to switch to the right side. Then back to the left, back to the right and so on.
If, on the other hand I use
div.page_content {-webkit-column-count: 2; }

then the whole document is split into two columns. A billion lines are displayed on the left column so you have to scroll-down and page-down a lot, then you have to go back to the top for the next billion lines.
Obviously, this is not what I want. What I want is that,  assuming the number of lines displayed on the screen is L, then the first L lines will be displayed on the first column, then the second L lines will be displayed on the second column, then the third L lines will be displayed on the first column of the second page, and so on.
So, my question is, Is there a (CSS) method to split a sequence of paragraphs in a div into "pages", and split every such page into two or more columns?
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I use Martin Fowler's "Mocks Aren't Stubs" as the test-bad for solutions.
The use of large Verdana font is from the article "Clearly, you need clearly".
Forcing column breaks after headings (and, by extension, before and after code blocks marked as "pre"formatted) is from the article "Avoid breaking of columns inside CSS3 multi-column layouts"
The current style sheet I'm using, following Meagan Lynn's answer (but see my comment there), is:
div.page_content     {-webkit-column-count: 2; }
h2, h3, h4, h5, pre  {-webkit-column-break-before:always; }
pre, p:nth-child(2n) {-webkit-column-break-after: always;}

Update: Verified that also works with safaribooksonline - See
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Contrast with the "native" display
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Not perfect but, IMHO, better. Especially when the two columns are "full", as in
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A: So I was digging around and found something the will hopefully help you out.
Try using
p:nth-child(4n) {
   -webkit-column-break-after: always;
}

This should break to a new column after ever group of four p tags.
Used in conjunction with div.page_content {-webkit-column-count: 2;} you will hopefully get what you are looking for ;)
Source: Select every Nth element in CSS

A: Your missing piece is
p, pre {-webkit-column-break-after: column;}

Unfortunately modern browsers, including Chrome, don't support it yet.
This article shows how it should, and eventually will, look like: http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-multicol/#overflow
Here is the current support for this property: http://caniuse.com/multicolumn

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Farm & Gardens
19th-Century Vegetables and Cultivation Techniques
The character of garden vegetables has been altered since the early 1800s due to the technology of commercial production, the tastes of the consumer public, and even the function of the vegetable itself. Some of the variations that distinguish modern varieties from their nineteenth-century parents include insect and disease resistance, a fruit suitable for shipping, compact plants, more consistent harvesting dates, and more cosmetically pleasing fruits.
Most vegetable species are annuals and thus are lost easily if seed collection is neglected. Names have been changed for commercial purposes. Jefferson often listed varieties according to the person from whom he received the seed ("Leitch's pea"), its place of origin ("Tuscan bean"), or else he noted a physical characteristic such as color ("yellow carrot") or season of harvest ("Forward pea"). "Leitch's pea" is not only unavailable from commercial sources today, but there is no description of its qualities in the garden literature of the last two centuries. The collection of Jefferson's 250 vegetable varieties is a complex challenge. In many cases, the varieties planted in the garden today were known in the nineteenth century, and serve as substitutes for the originals grown by Jefferson.
Cultivation Techniques
A major influence on Jefferson's gardening practices was Bernard McMahon, a Philadelphia nurseryman and author of The American Gardener's Calendar, the most complete American work on horticulture in the first half of the nineteenth century. McMahon's book provides directions for manuring the garden, interplanting lettuce and radishes, cultivating unusual vegetables such as tomatoes and sea kale, and planting cucumbers in hogsheads. These practices were duplicated carefully in the garden at Monticello. McMahon also sent Jefferson important vegetable varieties such as the Leadman's Dwarf pea, the Egyptian onion, Early York and Sugarloaf cabbage, red celery, and red globe artichoke.
In 1793, Martha Randolph wrote her father from Monticello and complained of insect damage in the garden. Jefferson's response summarized a basic philosophy of gardening:
"We will try this winter to cover our garden with a heavy coating of manure. When earth is rich it bids defiance to droughts, yields in abundance, and of the best quality. I suspect that the insects which have harassed you have been encouraged by the feebleness of your plants; and that has been produced by the lean state of the soil. We will attack them another year with joint efforts."
How much manure Jefferson spread himself is a matter of speculation; however, in his daily attention to details in the garden as evidenced by the "Garden Kalendar" suggests that he was at hand, perhaps directing the work. Jefferson's slave Isaac recalled that "For amusement he [Jefferson] would work sometimes in the garden for half an hour in right good earnest in the cool of the evening."
The Site of the Vegetable Garden
Jefferson: the Scientist and Gardener
Vegetable Garden FAQs
The Vegetable Garden Today
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WHAT DOES Town and Country Toyota DO WITH YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION?
All financial companies need to share customers' personal information to run their everyday business. In the section below, we list the reasons financial companies can share their customers' personal information; the reasons Town and Country Toyota chooses to share; and whether you can limit this sharing.
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Also thanks for choosing the version with English translation.
I also really liked the biographical information which ran at the start.
With any foreign language song, I always wonder about the translation so this was the perfect choice for me. I'm glad you like it.


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Helen Bray
Family Barrister
helen.bray@walnuthouse.co.uk
Helen has experience of acting for Local Authorities, parents and Guardians in care proceedings including in cases involving alleged non-accidental injuries and sexual abuse. She has particular experience representing young and or otherwise vulnerable parents and parents with learning difficulties.
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Care proceedings representing a parent involved in the FDAC court.
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Care proceedings representing a Local Authority in a case involving significant challenges to the expert psychiatric and psychological assessments.
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Care proceedings representing a parent where a successful challenge was made to the financial provision being offered by the Local Authority to Special Guardians.
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Care proceedings representing a Local Authority seeking findings of non-accidental injury.
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Care proceedings representing a Local Authority seeking findings of sexual abuse.
Helen regularly representing parents in Private Law proceedings where there are disputes relating to both residence and contact involving complex allegations of sexual abuse, domestic violence and neglect. She has experience representing parents in applications to remove children from the jurisdiction and to relocate within the UK.
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Private law fact-finding hearing representing a parent where allegations of the rape of a child had been made.
Representing a disabled parent in an application for shared residence where that parent's disability was being used to by the other parent to try to justify limited contact.
Private law proceedings in which allegations were made that the child would be removed from the jurisdiction and taken to a non-Hague Convention country.
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Ancillary Relief
Helen is regularly instructed in ancillary relief proceedings.
Domestic Violence and Injunctions
Helen is regularly instructed to attend contested occupation and non-molestation order hearings.
Helen is a member of the Family Law Bar Association.
Helen Studied PPE at Mansfield College, University of Oxford, before undertaking the Law Conversion Course at Exeter University where she gained a Distinction. She was awarded a Lord Justice Holker Award by Gray's Inn and completed the Bar Course at the University of the West of England in 2004. She commenced pupillage with Walnut House Chambers in October 2004 and became a tenant in 2005.
Family Law team members
Theresa McCormack
Theresa is instructed in multi-day final hearings at which the Court determines whether children should be placed in care of the Local Authority, remain in the care of the Local Authority, be returned to their parents, placed with other family members or have placement orders made in respect of them.
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Helen regularly representing parents in Private Law proceedings where there are disputes relating to both residence and contact involving complex allegations of sexual abuse, domestic violence and neglect.
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Emmi Wilson
Emmi is a specialist family barrister with established practices in all aspects of public and private law proceedings, injunctive proceedings and ancillary relief. Emmi joined Walnut House in September 2014 having successfully completed a twelve-month pupillage in chambers, and since then has continued to enjoy a busy family practice. Emmi prides herself on being a personable and persuasive advocate who is both thorough and robust in her approach
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Theresa McCormack (2002)
Helen Bray (2004)
Emmi Wilson (2013)


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'Space Invaders: Invasion Day' (PS2) Announced - Screens
by Rainier on July 17, 2003 @ 8:43 a.m. PDT
Bigben Interactive is sad to announce the imminent destruction of the Earth. Well, not exactly... Twenty-five years since they first appeared, Space Invaders are back! Space Invaders: Invasion Day is an out-and-out, old-school, shoot'em-up that sees our extraterrestrial enemies back doing what they do best. This time, however, the action takes place on Earth in locations spread across a major city. Players will have fifty stages to complete and ten bosses to battle against if they are to repel the Invaders.
The game features two distinct game modes. The single-player, story-mode follows the fortunes of three characters. Players can choose to play as Ashley, a young photographer searching for her missing fiancée; Justin, a leader of a local street kid gang out to avenge the deaths of his friends; or Naji, an officer in the special police unit. Each individual has different attributes, weapons and story paths. Players need to eliminate waves of Invaders before confronting a Boss at the end of each area before progressing to the next part of the story. Rendered cut scenes punctuate the action and help the story to develop.
The survival-mode can be played by either one or two players. The objective is to collect points by destroying the marauding Invaders and blasting objects while dodging the hail of laser-death that the aliens rain down on you. In the survival-mode the game will continue relentlessly until your character's hit point meter reaches zero. Extra energy, bombs and better weapons can be collected as bonuses and are vital to achieving a high score.
In addition to the new-look Space Invaders: Invasion Day the game also contains a hidden version of the original 1978 Taito classic.
Space Invaders: Invasion Day will be available for the PlayStation®2 on September 5, 2003 and carry a mid-range price tag of £14.99 rrp.


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"The Führer's Personal Prisoner"
Martin Niemöller was held in pretrial detention as of July of 1937. He was charged with denigrating state measures and leading Nazi politicians, inciting contravention of state laws and publishing writings that disturbed the public peace.
He was sentenced to a light prison term and fine in March of 1938. The prison sentence was considered to have been served by his pretrial detention. The sentence was tantamount to an acquittal. Nevertheless, he was taken away to Sachsenhausen concentration camp as the "Führer's personal prisoner".
Solitary confinement caused him to fall into a deep depression. After the war had broken out, he futilely enlisted in the navy. At times, he considered converting to Catholicism. He was unable to come into contact with fellow prisoners until 1941 when he was transferred Dachau concentration camp.
In April of 1945, he was transported together with 150 other "special prisoners" to South Tyrol where he was saved from execution in the last second and finally liberated by the Americans. Niemöller primarily owed his survival of eight years of imprisonment to the constant attention from abroad where he was regarded as the symbol of resistance against Hitler.
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In: ICSE & ISC, Short Story
Write character sketch of miss meadows in The Singing Lesson
ISC 12thKatherine MansfieldThe Singing Lesson
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Miss Meadows, the protagonist of the short story, was a thirty-year old woman who taught music at a school and was engaged to a man called Basil. Miss Meadows was highly sensitive. She reacted to things very quickly and took things to heart. When she received the letter from Basil, where the latter had written to say that their marriage would be nothing but a mistake, she plunged into grief. Her grief and sadness was reflected through music and nature, showing that she had a connection with them. Whether she was marrying Basil out love was not clear, but it was eminent that she was marrying so that she no longer was a spinster. When she received a telegram where Basil asked her to ignore the previous one, instead of getting mad at Basil and demanding reasons, she was overjoyed at the news. She felt happy as she realized that she would get married soon and would avoid being a spinster. Miss Meadows loved for emotions and music as seen here.
Read summary of The Singing Lesson
Write a note on relationship between N'pongo and author
"John Brown is a modern ballad". Comment.
are the men prone to action decisiveness and leadership while the female characters are passive subordinate?
"The Darkling Thrush is a poem of despair of hopelessness". Do you agree?
Discuss "The Darkling Thrush" as an elegy for the troubled nineteenth century.
Do you think The Darkling Thrush is a befitting title for the poem by Thomas's hardy? Give reasons to support your answer
Referring to the poem, The Darkling Thrush, state how Thomas Hardy has depicted nature in the poem.
Discuss how does Roald Dahl show his concern for the nature in the short story "The Sound Machine".
What is the message of The Story of an Hour by Kate Chopin?
The author of the story 'A Gorilla in the Guest Room' was in a constant state of anxiety over N'Pongo and Nandy's health and well-being. What measures did he adopt to regulate their health? How did he attend to N'Pongo's 'first real illness'?
With reference to Gerald Durrell's short story "A Gorilla in the Guest Room", state how N'pongo and Nandy were different from each other. Discuss the relationship shared by them.
What are the functions of art expressed in the poem Desiderata? Identify 3.
Explain subtle web in the poem the spider and the fly
Why does the spider turn back into his den?
what does the poem the spider and the fly tell us about flattery?
what purpose does stanza 1-3 serve in the poem the spider and the fly?
What positive lesson can one learn from the spider in the poem The Spider and the Fly?
Comment on the appropriateness of the title of The Spider and the Fly
Explain personification in the spider and the fly
How is The Spider and the Fly relevant in today's world?


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Steven Tyler was born Steven Tallarico in New York City, but he and the other members of Aerosmith made their name in Boston as one of the city's biggest and best bands of the '70s. Influenced by Mick Jagger, Tyler helped Aerosmith become of rock's most popular groups. After battles with drugs and alcohol temporarily sidelined the band in the early '80s, by the end of the decade it had another huge album. Tyler and guitarist Joe Perry have often aired their grievances with each other in public, with Tyler's outspoken and flamboyant nature rarely softened. Tyler spent two seasons on 'American Idol' as a judge, and has recently talked about recording his first solo album.
Related Artists: Aerosmith, Joe Perry
Selected Discography: 'Toys in the Attic' (1975), 'Rocks' (1976), 'Pump' (1989) (all with Aerosmith)
Further Reading: Top 10 Steven Tyler Aerosmith Lyrics, Steven Tyler Sings 'Santa Claus Is Coming to Town,' Steven Tyler Guests on 'Hot in Cleveland'
Why AC/DC Asked Steven Tyler to Induct Them Into Rock Hall
Aerosmith frontman did them a big favor when they were rising stars.
Steven Tyler Reveals 'Many Years' of Anger at Aerosmith Bandmates
Frontman resented being sent to rehab in the '80s but later became "grateful" for that decision.
Mick Fleetwood, Steven Tyler Set for Peter Green Tribute Concert
David Gilmour, Billy Gibbons and Bill Wyman will also celebrate Green's music.
The Who and Aerosmith Call Off Shows Over Singers' Voices
Roger Daltrey and Steven Tyler both suffer health issues.
Joe Perry Explains His 'Writing Paradigm' With Steven Tyler
Aerosmith bandmates forged their format during year-long apartment share in their early days.
Why Steven Tyler's Stage Fall Triggered an Aerosmith Meltdown
By the time singer was being flown to a hospital, his bandmates had already reached a breaking point with him.
Watch Steven Tyler Sitting in With Paul McCartney
Aerosmith singer spent his night off from Las Vegas residency by singing a Beatles classic with Paul McCartney.
Watch Steven Tyler, Marilyn Manson Join Hollywood Vampires LIve
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Steven Tyler, Joe Walsh Discuss Temptation to Return to Drinking
Aerosmith and Eagles members reflect on the highs and lows of their addiction issues.
Steven Tyler Will Conduct Your Wedding for $200,000
Aerosmith frontman paid $80 to become online minister.