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High grade undifferentiated uterine sarcoma: Surgery, treatment, and survival outcomes
Edward J. Tanner, Karuna Garg, Mario M. Leitao, Robert A. Soslow, Martee L. Hensley*
Objectives: High grade undifferentiated uterine sarcomas (HGUS) are rare, aggressive malignancies. Data regarding management are limited. We aimed to describe disease stage, response to treatment, and survival outcomes among patients with HGUS at our institution. Methods: We identified all patients with HGUS who received treatment at our institution from 1/2000 to 3/2011. Demographics, surgical procedures, disease stage, treatment response, and survival outcomes were abstracted from the medical records. Results: Twenty-one patients were identified. FIGO 2008 stage distribution was: I - 7 (33%), II - 1 (5%), III - 2 (10%), IV - 11 (52%). Eighteen of 21 patients (86%) undergoing primary surgical resection achieved a complete gross resection; however, progression within the abdominal cavity was identified in 11 patients (61%) by the time they underwent postoperative imaging. Of 13 patients who received first-line chemotherapy for measurable disease, the overall response rate was 62%. Responses were observed in patients treated with gemcitabine/docetaxel (6 of 8) and doxorubicin-based regimens (2 of 5). Progression-free and overall survivals for the entire cohort were 7.3 months and 11.8 months, respectively. In 14 patients with measurable disease at the time of treatment, 1-year survival was 35.7% versus 80% in 5 patients without measurable disease at time of treatment (P = 0.112). Nine patients received second- or additional chemotherapy for progressive disease, with response rate of 19%. Time to progression was short among responders. Conclusions: HGUS represents a distinct histologic subtype of uterine sarcoma with poor outcomes regardless of stage at diagnosis. A majority rapidly develops distant metastases despite surgical resection. Gemcitabine-docetaxel and doxorubicin-based treatment achieved objective, but short-lived, responses in patients with measurable disease.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ygyno.2012.06.030
10.1016/j.ygyno.2012.06.030
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Tanner, E. J., Garg, K., Leitao, M. M., Soslow, R. A., & Hensley, M. L. (2012). High grade undifferentiated uterine sarcoma: Surgery, treatment, and survival outcomes. Gynecologic Oncology, 127(1), 27-31. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ygyno.2012.06.030
Tanner, Edward J. ; Garg, Karuna ; Leitao, Mario M. ; Soslow, Robert A. ; Hensley, Martee L. / High grade undifferentiated uterine sarcoma : Surgery, treatment, and survival outcomes. In: Gynecologic Oncology. 2012 ; Vol. 127, No. 1. pp. 27-31.
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In: Gynecologic Oncology, Vol. 127, No. 1, 01.10.2012, p. 27-31.
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N2 - Objectives: High grade undifferentiated uterine sarcomas (HGUS) are rare, aggressive malignancies. Data regarding management are limited. We aimed to describe disease stage, response to treatment, and survival outcomes among patients with HGUS at our institution. Methods: We identified all patients with HGUS who received treatment at our institution from 1/2000 to 3/2011. Demographics, surgical procedures, disease stage, treatment response, and survival outcomes were abstracted from the medical records. Results: Twenty-one patients were identified. FIGO 2008 stage distribution was: I - 7 (33%), II - 1 (5%), III - 2 (10%), IV - 11 (52%). Eighteen of 21 patients (86%) undergoing primary surgical resection achieved a complete gross resection; however, progression within the abdominal cavity was identified in 11 patients (61%) by the time they underwent postoperative imaging. Of 13 patients who received first-line chemotherapy for measurable disease, the overall response rate was 62%. Responses were observed in patients treated with gemcitabine/docetaxel (6 of 8) and doxorubicin-based regimens (2 of 5). Progression-free and overall survivals for the entire cohort were 7.3 months and 11.8 months, respectively. In 14 patients with measurable disease at the time of treatment, 1-year survival was 35.7% versus 80% in 5 patients without measurable disease at time of treatment (P = 0.112). Nine patients received second- or additional chemotherapy for progressive disease, with response rate of 19%. Time to progression was short among responders. Conclusions: HGUS represents a distinct histologic subtype of uterine sarcoma with poor outcomes regardless of stage at diagnosis. A majority rapidly develops distant metastases despite surgical resection. Gemcitabine-docetaxel and doxorubicin-based treatment achieved objective, but short-lived, responses in patients with measurable disease.
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Tanner EJ, Garg K, Leitao MM, Soslow RA, Hensley ML. High grade undifferentiated uterine sarcoma: Surgery, treatment, and survival outcomes. Gynecologic Oncology. 2012 Oct 1;127(1):27-31. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ygyno.2012.06.030


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Q: pyramid ZopeTransactionExtension with celery: how can I commit transaction immediately without keep transaction after web request? Here my situation.
I am building a RESTful webservice that recieve data from client, then create an Event from this data, then I want to push this new Event to celery to process it asynchrously.
I use pyramid to build RESTful webservice, and pyramid_celery to make pyramid & celery work together.
Here my view's source code:
# views.py
# This code recive data from client, then create a new record Event from this

posted_data = schema.deserialize(request.POST.mixed())

e = Event()
e.__dict__.update(posted_data)
DBSession.add(e)
transaction.commit()

print "Commited #%d" % e.id # code mark 01
fire_event.delay(e.id) # fire_event is a celery task
logging.getLogger(__name__).info('Add event #%d to tasks' % e.id)

and here's my task's source code:
# tasks.py
@celery.task()
def fire_event(event_id):
    e = DBSession.query(Event).get(event_id)

    if e is None:
        return

    print "Firing event %d#%s" % (event_id, e)
    logger.info("Firing event %d#%s", event_id, e)

If I use default code from pyramid's alchemy scaffold, an exception will be raised at code mark 01 line. The exception like that :
DetachedInstanceError: Instance <Event at ...> is not bound to a Session; ...

from ZopeAlchemy document, to avoid this exception I configure the DBSession like that:
# models.py
DBSession = scoped_session(sessionmaker(
                extension=ZopeTransactionExtension(keep_session=True)
            ))

Now my problem is the pyramid keep transaction with my MySQL server after my RESTful request finish. When the RESTful request finish, I go to MySQL Server and run command:
SHOW engine innodb status;

and from its result, I see this:
--TRANSACTION 180692, ACTIVE 84 sec
MySQL thread id 94, OS thread handle 0x14dc, query id 1219 [domain] [ip] [project name] cleaning up
Trx read view will not see trx with id >= 180693, sees < 180693

that means Pyramid still keep the connection, it's ok but Pyramid starts a transaction also, it's a problem. This transaction can make me in a lock when I try to use another tool to access my MySQL Server.
My question is :
How can I make Pyramid close the transaction as soon as RESTful request finish. If I cann't, is there another solution for my situation?
Thanks a lot.

A: Celery maintains an illusion of "transparently" running your code as a task - you decorate your function with @task, then use my_function.delay() and everything magically works.
In fact, and it's a bit tricky to realize, your code runs in a completely different process, possibly on another machine, possibly minutes/hours later, and there is no Pyramid request/response cycle exist in that process, so ZopeTransactionExtension can not be used to automatically commit transaction in the working process when request finishes - because there is no request, just one long-running worker process.
So it is not Pyramid leaving unfinished transactions hanging - it's your worker process. The transaction is started by SQLAlchemy when you call e = DBSession.query(Event).get(event_id) and never finishes.
Here I wrote a longer answer to a similar question with more details: https://stackoverflow.com/a/16346587/320021 - the point is to use a different session for your worker process
Another thing is that it is better to avoid using transaction.commit() in your Pyramid code at all because of the objects expiring and other ugliness. In pyramid it is possible to invoke a function after the request finishes - I wrote a function which registers a callback which invokes a celery task from there:
from repoze.tm import after_end
import transaction

def invoke_task_after_commit(task_fn, task_args, task_kwargs):
    """
    This should ONLY be used within the web-application process managed by repoze.tm2
    otherwise a memory leak will result. See http://docs.repoze.org/tm2/#cleanup
    for more details.
    """
    t = transaction.get()  # the current transaction

    def invoke():
        task_fn.apply_async(
            args=task_args,
            kwargs=task_kwargs,
        )

    after_end.register(invoke, t)

(I removed a lot of irrelevant code from the function so there might be typos etc. Treat as pseudocode)

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'Wonder Woman 2' Is Officially Happening
By Joanna C. Valente Sep 12, 2017
Patty Jenkins, director of "Wonder Woman," is officially done negotiating with Warner Bros., and it looks like the the sequel is happening. "Wonder Woman 2" is slated to hit theaters on Dec 13, 2019–and I can't say how excited how I am. Gal Gadot is so owning the world right now.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Jenkins is currently the highest-paid female filmmaker in history–and the studio underestimated how much money "Wonder Woman" would make (because sexism is real). As of now, the film is said to have made over "$103 million opening weekend, and grossed over $402 million domestically and $800 million worldwide."
The report also mentions that Jenkins will make about $7-9 million dollars for writing and directing the sequel. Can't wait to see the powerful, fun energy the sequel will offer.
Just a taste of the fun we had while filming, more to come with the DVD's extras, on 9/19! We weren't always so serious on Themyscira. 😜💃🏽🙅🏻#WonderWoman
A post shared by Gal Gadot (@gal_gadot) on Sep 1, 2017 at 7:01pm PDT

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Kem Sokha's treason trial scheduled for Jan 15
10 December 2019 9:26 PM
Penh Chamroeun
Kem Sokha, former Cambodia National Rescue Party. Panha Chhorpoan
The Phnom Penh Municipal Court on Monday announced a January 15 trial date for Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP) president Kem Sokha, who is charged with treason.
The case against Sokha, who was the opposition leader when he was arrested in September 2017, has been criticized by the E.U. and U.S. as undermining Cambodian efforts to establish democracy in the country.
"The Trial Chamber of the Phnom Penh Municipal Court, handling criminal case No. 4777 dated 3 December 2019 with the charged person Kem Sokha, male, born on June 27, 1953, of a treason charge of collusion with foreigners under Article 443 of the Cambodian Criminal Code, has decided to set a trial date of January 15, 2020, at 08:30 am, in courtroom 1," the court said in its statement.
The court last month announced it had completed its investigation into Sokha, who is accused of working with the U.S. to topple the government, and an investigating judge last week ordered that the case go to trial as there was enough evidence to proceed.
Sokha was imprisoned for about a year before being put under de facto house arrest last year. The conditions of his court supervision were relaxed last month, allowing him to travel around the country as long as he does not conduct political activities. He has not yet left his property, however, instead hosting meetings with various foreign diplomats at his house.
In a tweet on Monday, Sokha's daughter Kem Monovithya urged the court acquit her father.
"The acquittal of Kem Sokha is absolutely necessary if: a) the court wants to demonstrate its independence, since Kem Sokha is innocent and b) the regime has the slightest interest in showing the world it will no longer use court as a political tool against dissents/opposition," Monovithya wrote.
On Tuesday, Kem Sokha wrote in a Facebook post about International Human Rights Day that rights abuses lead to social instability.
"The protection of human rights is necessary to prevent people from being forced to oppose any form of oppression based on rebellion," Kem Sokha said. "A society is stable only if everyone in that society has access to justice, freedom and not being abused."
The government has rejected international criticism of its actions against Sokha and the CNRP, saying his arrest and the dissolution of his party followed proper legal procedures. It has accused the party and various opposition figures of destabilizing Cambodia's hard-won peace.
CNRP, Kem Sokha
Dozens of CNRP Leaders and Activists Sentenced to up to 7 Years in Prison for 'Plotting'
Kem Sokha Trial Hears Closing Arguments, Verdict Set for March 3
After CNRP Political Ban Lifted, Some Officials Join Candlelight While Others Remain Undecided
Supreme Court Upholds 2018 "Adhoc 5" Bribery Convictions
Hun Sen Warns Candlelight to Cut Ties With Rainsy or Be Dissolved
Court Schedules Closing Remarks for Kem Sokha Trial in Two Months


Scientists in France have created a supramolecular system that imitates the environment of an enzyme's active site more accurately than ever before.
Now, Reinaud and her research group have made an artificial complex to help tell a more detailed story of the sophisticated internal structure of nature's enzymes. This artificial Zn(II) complex is equipped with four imidazole arms.
To make the complex, they first synthesised a new ligand named Rim4. Rim4's structure is based on a resorcinarene-based tetra(imidazole) ligand and forms a bowl structure due to methylene bridges strategically placed between the resorcinol units. They fixed a tetra(imidazole) coordination core on the large rim of the bowl so Zn(II) complexes could be formed. The Rim4–Zn(II) complex mimics the architecture of a metalloenzyme and goes a step further than the group's previous mimic, Rim3, by having a 4th imidazole arm that can act as an internal base for catalysis. Lots of enzymes need a base to be positioned close to a substrate for effective catalysis and Rim4 provides the perfect environment by positioning the base and a guest substrate in close proximity, whilst providing a biomimetic coordination sphere. The Rim4–Zn(II) complex was used for the hydration of acetonitrile to demonstrate its catalytic reactivity.
The team plan to advance this work by further tuning the macrocyclic structure to enhance the catalytic activity of the system. Reinaud says she dreams of discovering new reactivity patterns using the insights gained from these complexes.


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Review by Mieke VanderBorght, Common Sense Education | Updated May 2013
Math Cats
Whimsical site sneaks math into practical activities
Pros: Activities take a unique approach to learning and focus on free exploration.
Cons: Outdated user-submitted content and primitive graphics make the site feel like a bit of a dinosaur.
Bottom Line: Kids can learn to appreciate all the ways math connects to real life, and that math can be fun and entertaining.
Math Cats is best used to introduce math in non-traditional ways and for free exploration. However, the games can also align directly to specific units. Doing a unit on time? Use the time calculator to calculate exactly how long it is until each student's next birthday or how long has passed since various historical events. A unit on place value? Use the birthday cake to play around with ones, tens, and hundreds. Use the scale to explore mass, weight, and multiplication, or the Egyptian cats fraction activity to teach about adding fractions, or about Egypt. There are also lots of ideas for crafts that would be fun class activities. Teachers can also follow the examples of other classrooms and make it a class or individual activity to design and submit a Math Cats craft, activity, or word problem.
Math Cats offers unique math exploration tools and suggestions for math-related crafts and other offline activities. The teacher who created Math Cats uses cats to attract kids and add a touch of whimsy and entertainment (who doesn't like pictures of cats?). Content is divided into interactive math activities such as a coin flipper that graphs results and teaches about probability; online and offline crafts such as using shapes and geometry to make unique creations; exploration tools such as the time calculator, which kids can use to find their exact age in years, months, weeks, days, and seconds; math-related trivia like sports statistics and math terminology; and user-submitted content like kid-created word problems.
Math Cats covers a lot of ground, including geometry, fractions, and multiplication. Most prominent, though, is its goal to inspire kids to enjoy working with math. For the most part, Math Cats succeeds in making math (and cats) an integral part of a wide variety of activities for which kids will surely find something that catches their fancy. See weather from around the world, compare the mass of cats, buildings, and planets, start a math club, make a number city, or practice using money and making change. Math Cats shines as an exploratory math playground, but it's less successful as a structured learning tool. Kids need to be directive of their own experience as there's limited difficulty leveling, little feedback, and no way to track progress. Math concepts are timeless, but the site is outdated, with the most recent user submission from 2009. This may be distracting or discouraging to kids who want to participate in the social, sharing opportunities the site offers. There's also a lot of text, so kids will need to be strong readers to do some of the activities.
Kids won't be impressed by fancy graphics or design, both of which are lacking. But fun ways to explore math on and offline are exciting on their own. And if math doesn't draw kids in, there are plenty of cute cats to help.
Activities encourage open-ended exploration and inspire an interest in math by focusing on practical, entertaining application and creation. Game design is simple; with a few exceptions, games aren't responsive or leveled.
Games include instructions and some feedback, though some are still complicated. The free exploration philosophy should appeal to a wide range of kids and there are lots of resources for making math an exiting part of kids' lives.
Mieke VanderBorght Researcher
1.G.2
Compose two-dimensional shapes (rectangles, squares, trapezoids, triangles, half-circles, and quarter-circles) or three-dimensional shapes (cubes, right rectangular prisms, right circular cones, and right circular cylinders) to create a composite shape, and compose new shapes from the composite shape.4
Recognize and draw shapes having specified attributes, such as a given number of angles or a given number of equal faces.5 Identify triangles, quadrilaterals, pentagons, hexagons, and cubes.
Understand that shapes in different categories (e.g., rhombuses, rectangles, and others) may share attributes (e.g., having four sides), and that the shared attributes can define a larger category (e.g., quadrilaterals). Recognize rhombuses, rectangles, and squares as examples of quadrilaterals, and draw examples of quadrilaterals that do not belong to any of these subcategories.
Recognize a line of symmetry for a two-dimensional figure as a line across the figure such that the figure can be folded along the line into matching parts. Identify line-symmetric figures and draw lines of symmetry.
Measurement And Data
2.MD.10
Draw a picture graph and a bar graph (with single-unit scale) to represent a data set with up to four categories. Solve simple put- together, take-apart, and compare problems4 using information presented in a bar graph.
2.MD.8
Solve word problems involving dollar bills, quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies, using $ and ¢ symbols appropriately. Example: If you have 2 dimes and 3 pennies, how many cents do you have?
Tell and write time to the nearest minute and measure time intervals in minutes. Solve word problems involving addition and subtraction of time intervals in minutes, e.g., by representing the problem on a number line diagram.
Number And Operations In Base Ten
1.NBT.2.b
The numbers from 11 to 19 are composed of a ten and one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, or nine ones.
1.NBT.2.c
The numbers 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90 refer to one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, or nine tens (and 0 ones).
The numbers 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900 refer to one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, or nine hundreds (and 0 tens and 0 ones).
Number And Operations—Fractions
5.NF.1
Add and subtract fractions with unlike denominators (including mixed numbers) by replacing given fractions with equivalent fractions in such a way as to produce an equivalent sum or difference of fractions with like denominators. For example, 2/3 + 5/4 = 8/12 + 15/12 = 23/12. (In general, a/b + c/d = (ad + bc)/bd.)
4.NF.3.b
Decompose a fraction into a sum of fractions with the same denominator in more than one way, recording each decomposition by an equation. Justify decompositions, e.g., by using a visual fraction model. Examples: 3/8 = 1/8 + 1/8 + 1/8 ; 3/8 = 1/8 + 2/8 ; 2 1/8 = 1 + 1 + 1/8 = 8/8 + 8/8 + 1/8.
Compare two fractions with different numerators and different denominators, e.g., by creating common denominators or numerators, or by comparing to a benchmark fraction such as 1/2. Recognize that comparisons are valid only when the two fractions refer to the same whole. Record the results of comparisons with symbols >, =, or <, and justify the conclusions, e.g., by using a visual fraction model.
Recognize and generate simple equivalent fractions, e.g., 1/2 = 2/4, 4/6 = 2/3). Explain why the fractions are equivalent, e.g., by using a visual fraction model.
Operations And Algebraic Thinking
1.OA.1
Use addition and subtraction within 20 to solve word problems involving situations of adding to, taking from, putting together, taking apart, and comparing, with unknowns in all positions, e.g., by using objects, drawings, and equations with a symbol for the unknown number to represent the problem.2
Use addition and subtraction within 100 to solve one- and two-step word problems involving situations of adding to, taking from, putting together, taking apart, and comparing, with unknowns in all positions, e.g., by using drawings and equations with a symbol for the unknown number to represent the problem.1
Interpret products of whole numbers, e.g., interpret 5 × 7 as the total number of objects in 5 groups of 7 objects each. For example, describe a context in which a total number of objects can be expressed as 5 × 7.
Interpret whole-number quotients of whole numbers, e.g., interpret 56 ÷ 8 as the number of objects in each share when 56 objects are partitioned equally into 8 shares, or as a number of shares when 56 objects are partitioned into equal shares of 8 objects each. For example, describe a context in which a number of shares or a number of groups can be expressed as 56 ÷ 8.
Use multiplication and division within 100 to solve word problems in situations involving equal groups, arrays, and measurement quantities, e.g., by using drawings and equations with a symbol for the unknown number to represent the problem.1
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Hanover County Public Schools
Ashland, United States
Math exploration is encouraged in this teacher-created site.
Once your students get past the fact that this site is not 'flashy and new', the learning opportunities are great! Exploring math in the everyday world, encouraging students to try open-ended activities, and even providing a selection of math themed craft project ideas are just some of the ways students can build their enjoyment of and confidence with mathematics. This site was created by a teacher that knew what she was doing. If teachers are not permitted to download on their computers, the ...
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Sharks, like all fish, grow larger throughout their lives. Even after maturity (when they are able to reproduce), they continue to grow, but at a slower pace. Different species of shark grow at different rates. People can determine a shark's age by counting the growth rings of its vertebrae (the backbones); this is a lot like counting tree rings. This does not determine a shark's life span, only the age of an individual.
There are many different species of sharks whose life spans range widely. Very little is known about the life spans of most sharks. More is being discovered all the time.
Great White Shark No one knows the life span of the great white shark. Some people estimate it to be about 100 years, but this has not been proven.
Tiger shark Perhaps 30 - 40 years.
Spiny Dogfish shark Estimates of the dogfish's life span range from 25-100 years.
Whale shark It has been estimated that whale sharks may live up to 100 - 150 years.


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Russian Foreign Ministry invites Trump to look at Putin's initiative on Iran
The Russian Foreign Ministry invited US President Donald Trump to take a look at Russian President Vladimir Putin's initiative on convoking an online summit on Iran and the nuclear deal, while the US top diplomat 'is busy.'
Russia urges UNSC to avoid confrontation on Iranian issue
Russia urges its partners in the UN Security Council to avoid further escalation of confrontation over the Iranian issue, Russia's UN envoy Vasily Nebenzya said in a statement on Friday.
Pompeo: UNSC rejects US attempt to extend arms embargo on Iran
The UN Security Council has rejected a US attempt to extend the 13-year arms embargo on Iran, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo acknowledged on Friday.
Diplomatic sources: UNSC rejects US-sponsored resolution against Iran
Diplomatic sources report that the United Nations Security Council rejected a US-sponsored resolution against Iran.
Security Council opposes new US resolution on Iran
The Ambassador and Permanent Representative of the Islamic Republic of Iran to the United Nations called the new US resolution on Irans arms embargo similar — in its nature and goal — to the previous one and said that the UNSC will again reject it.
US has no grand vision for alternative global community
Tehran (IP) - Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif noted in an article in Iran Daily Online that the US administration has no grand vision for an alternative global community.
US changed proposed Iran arms embargo in a bid to get support in UNSC
The Trump administration has backed away from a hardline resolution on Iran that risked alienating UN Security Council allies, and will instead present a "clean" version to extend an arms embargo due to expire in October.
Additional protocol being cancelled, if arms embargo extended: Iran
Mashhad (IP) - The Deputy-Speaker of Iran's Parliament said in case the UN Security Council extends arms embargo on Iran, it discards the Additional Protocol, and the cooperation with International Atomic Energy Agency will be disturbed.
Security incident reported on Israel-Lebanon border amid heightened tension
Middle East (IP)- Israeli sources reported on Monday noon that "an incident" has taken place on the Israel-Lebanon border.
Resolution 598, end of Iran-Iraq war
On 20 July 1988, Iran and Iraq accepted resolution 598 which ended the 8 years of war between the two countries and declared Iraqi dictator Saddam Hossein as the initiator of the war. 207
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The heart is a muscle, and as such, much of the basic and applied research into cardiac structure and function has focused on cardiac myocytes. However, the majority of heart cells are non-myocytes. Prominent examples include cells comprising the coronary vasculature, fat, connective tissue (e.g., fibroblasts), nerves and immune cells. It has become increasingly clear that these cells are not merely bystanders of myocyte function, but active participants with important signaling roles that contribute to cardiac development, cell differentiation and function of the healthy and diseased heart. This Keystone Symposia meeting is unique, in that, for the first time, it brings together internationally-leading experts in the field of non-myocyte contributions to cardiac structure and function. It aims to address: 1) Roles of non-myocytes for cardiac cell fate determination and development; 2) Mechanisms of non-myocyte – myocyte signaling interactions; 3) Effects of these interactions in normal and diseased heart; and 4) Relevance of non-myocytes as targets for therapeutic interventions. Participants should leave this meeting with a more holistic understanding of the heart as a multi-cellular organ, and a broadened horizon to support their individual research. This is the first high-level symposium with an explicit focus on reviewing the current state of a new frontier of cardiac cell biology: non-myocyte roles in the development, regulation and adaptation of cardiac performance. The symposium should contribute to a paradigm shift that is taking place in the field, driven by the appreciation that a myocyte-centric view of the heart will always be limited in its ability to deliver the mechanistic understanding of cardiac structure and function that is required for improved predictive and therapeutic action.
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Krefeld, Germany – "It all started with the belief that it would be possible to produce in Germany those products that Turkish immigrants would enjoy." This is how Zekeriya Yasemin, the founder of Yayla, starts to tell the story of the Yayla corporation.
Over 180 dairy and meat items produced by Yayla-Türk GmbH, which was established in 1984, are found in Turkish kitchens all over Europe and particularly in Germany.
Since meat and dairy products could not be imported from Turkey in accordance with European standards, it became necessary that these be produced in European countries. The food industry was one of the initial areas of interest for Turkish entrpreneurs based in Germany. Today, companies producing dried foods, meat, and dairy products for the market serve nearly four million Turks and peoples of other nations who enjoy a similar cuisine. Besides Turkish grocery stores and markets, other large chain stores also provide Turkish food products in their department stores to attract more customers.
Cemal Gurkan, Yayla-Turk GmbH General Manager.
According to the Research Center Foundation of Turkey, based in Essen, Germany, the 2.7 million Turks living in Germany spend approximately 16 billion Euro annually. Most of this is expenditure on food products. While the large Turkish food manufacturers in Germany such as Baktat, Efe Fırat, Yayla, Namlı, and Ege Türk produce a wide range of products, some other companies specialize more on specific products. A survey by Yayla-Türk carried out among its own sellers indicated that the trade names best known are Ege Türk,Yayla and Gazi, in that order.While Ege Türk Sausage and Gazi cheese are well-known trademarks, Yayla also produces these items. However, it should be emphasized that this survey was not carried out with scientific precision.
Cemal Gürkan, the operating manager of Yayla-Türk GmbH, told us that they are the inventors of strained yogurt in Europe and Yayla ranks as the most-consumede brand. He also emphasizes that they sell 1000 tons of Yayla yogurt, which is produced in Luxemburg, per month. Another field in which Yayla is most ambitious concerns white meat products.
Gürkan, who has been working at Yayla now for nearly nine years, says that last year the company, which followed a trend of healthy growth for years, experienced a sluggish period. After graduating from Kabataş Lyceé in 1968, one of the longest-established schools in Istanbul, Gürkan came to Germany and studied textile chemistry. Afterwards he worked at the largest textile company in Krefeld for six years. Gürkan, who shared a past of 35 years with Zekeriya Yasemin, the owner of Yayla-Türk, started to work in the company upon Yasemin's offer.
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Generally speaking, borrowers get no say in who services their federal student loans. This is unfortunate because it means the federal loan servicers, recipients of lucrative federal contracts, have very little incentive to provide high quality customer service. As long as they meet a minimum standard of service, there really is no reason to try to improve.
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As nice as most of the customer service representatives have been, their student loan education seems to be lacking. I think it is probably a little unreasonable to expect that the call center representative will be an expert, but the key is not to get things wrong. This is where things get scary. It is one thing to say I don't know… hopefully that means you can point the borrower in the right direction. But to give someone inaccurate information is simply inexcusable.
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Hopefully myfedloan will do a better job in the future educating their service representatives.
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If you have myfedloan, staying diligent with everything is essential. Be sure to do lots of research before calling with questions, and if you need anything processed, be sure to get everything addressed long before it needs completed.


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Konrad Loste, auch Conrad (* zwischen 1416 und 1418 in Wismar; † 24. Dezember 1503 in Bützow) war als Jurist ab 1449 Domherr von Schwerin und später von Lübeck und von 1482 bis 1503 Bischof des Bistums Schwerin.

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Loste stammte aus einer ratssässigen, angesehenen bürgerlichen Familie der Hansestadt Wismar. Er wurde etwa zwischen 1416 und 1418 in Wismar geboren. Sein Vater Peter Loste war Sohn eines Wismarer Ratsherrn und selbst ab 1428 mit Unterbrechung bis zu seinem Tode 1451 Bürgermeister von Wismar. Conrad hatte einen Bruder und eine Schwester aus der ersten sowie drei Halbbrüder aus der zweiten Ehe seines Vaters.

Im Sommersemester 1432 nahm Konrad Loste ein Studium an der Universität Rostock auf, erwarb 1436 mit dem Bakkalaureat  der Philosophie erste akademische Grade. Ostern 1440 wurde er in Erfurt eingeschrieben, vermutlich dort erlangte er den Titel eines Doktors beider Rechte. Bei der Eröffnung der Greifswalder Universität 1456 ist er dort als Doktor beider Rechte in der akademischen Lehre bis 1457 zu finden.

Bereits 1447 war Loste Kanoniker im Schweriner Domkapitel und bezog ab 1449 eine Pfründe.
Er war zunächst Domherr in Schwerin, wurde später auch ins Lübecker Domkapitel aufgenommen, dem er dann als Bischof von Schwerin noch bis 1495 angehörte. In der Schweriner Bistumsverwaltung war ihm das Amt des Archidiakons von Tribsees zugefallen.

Der Schweriner Bischof Nikolaus II. von Pentz war im Mai 1482 gestorben. Am 2. Juli 1482 wurde Konrad Loste als Nachfolger gewählt, bezahlte dem Papst Sixtus IV. die fälligen Annaten und erhielt die päpstliche Konfirmation.
Bei der Wahl soll neben seiner Gelehrsamkeit auch sein nicht unerhebliches Familienvermögen für das Domkapitel des verschuldeten Bistums eine Rolle gespielt haben. Bereits am 23. September 1482 wurden mehrere Urkunden von Konrad Loste als Bischof bestätigt. Im Oktober 1482 bezeugte er aber eine Lübecker Urkunde noch als Senior des Lübecker Domkapitels. Die Bischofsweihe fand am 9. März 1483 in Bützow statt.

In den weiteren Auseinandersetzungen seiner Amtszeit verhängte er in der Rostocker Domfehde der Jahre 1482–92 härteste Kirchenstrafen, um mit Herzog Magnus II. den landesherrlichen Einfluss in der Hansestadt durch die Einrichtung eines Kollegiatstifts gegen die Bürger durchzusetzen. Am 9. Mai 1484 verhängte Bischof Loste den Kirchenbann und das Interdikt über bestimmte Personen, Vertreter der Zünfte und die Stadt Rostock. Erst bei dem Wismarer Vergleich am 20. Mai 1491 mit Zustimmung des Rostocker Rates zur Errichtung des Jacobsstifts und der Errichtung eines Sühnesteins für den ermordeten Propst Thomas Rode löst Bischof Konrad Loste im Beisein des Bischofs Johannes von Berkentin von Ratzeburg die Stadt Rostock vom Bann und Interdikt.

Konrad Loste spielte 1492 bei der Verurteilung der Mecklenburger Juden, ausgelöst durch eine angeblich gemeinsam von allen Juden Mecklenburgs durchgeführte Hostienschändung, eine wichtige Rolle. So war er am sogenannten Sternberger Hostienschänderprozess beteiligt, in dessen Ergebnis 27 Juden auf dem Scheiterhaufen verbrannt worden waren und alle übrigen, 265 an der Zahl, das Land Mecklenburg verlassen mussten. Neben der Domfehde war der Sternberger Hostienfrevel ein weiteres überregional bedeutendes Ereignis in Konrad Lostes Amtszeit als Bischof. So waren viele hochrangige Herren der geistlichen und weltlichen Macht beim Prozess zugegen und zogen offenbar auch Inspiration beim Umgang mit den Juden in ihren eigenen Territorien daraus. So vertrieb beispielsweise Bogislaw X. (Pommern) bald nach dem Sternberger Prozess auch die Juden aus seinem Territorium. Die moderne Forschung hält es inzwischen für äußerst wahrscheinlich, dass es sich bei dem Mecklenburger Prozess um eine reine Denunzierung der Juden handelte, wobei neben dem Motiv des Antisemitismus auch Machtfehden zwischen den geistlichen und weltlichen Herren Mecklenburgs eine Rolle spielten.

Bischof Loste versuchte auch Ordnung bei den wirtschaftlichen und den Vermögensverhältnissen seiner Diözese zu schaffen. Zur Durchsetzung der Statuten der Reformsynode von 1492 ordnete er im Einverständnis mit den herzoglichen Räten 1495 Visitationen in den Klöstern seines Stiftslandes an. Neben dem Klarissenkloster Ribnitz waren die beiden Benediktinerinnenklöster Dobbertin und Rühn betroffen. Auch die Dominikanerklöster des Landes und die Zisterzienser in Doberan wurden visitiert.

Bischof Loste hatte von seinem schon in vorbischöflicher Zeit nicht unbedeutendem Einkommen sich auch als Wohltäter bewiesen. So stiftete er 1495 dem Schweriner Dom St. Maria und St. Johannes Evangelista einen Hochaltar.
Das Schweriner Retabel ist heute noch als Loste-Altar in der Kirche zu sehen.
Neben einer 1501 gestifteten Kapelle ist auch der heute noch erhaltene Altar in der Bützower Stiftskirche eine Stiftung Konrad Lostes.

Bischof Konrad Loste starb am 24. Dezember 1503 in Bützow. Er war sowohl engagierter Wohltäter seiner Kirche als auch einer der Hauptverantwortlichen für die Verurteilung zahlreicher unschuldiger Juden.

Grabplatte
Bischof Loste wurde im Schweriner Dom vor dem Hochaltar bestattet. Seine Grabplatte befand sich nördlich neben den anderen bischöflichen Grabplatten vor dem Hochaltare, nahe einem nördlichen Pfeiler im Anfang des nördlichen Seitenschiffs. Bei der neugotischen Umgestaltung des Chorraums 1866/67 wurde zur Vergrößerung des Altarraumes der Stein gehoben und aus dem Altarraum entfernt. Dabei zerbrach er; nur der kleinere, obere Teil wurde als Bruchstück später ins nördliche Querschiff gelegt; der größere untere Teil ist wohl, so vermutet Lisch, als Sockel unter die neuen Chorstühle gelegt worden.

Der Grabplatte ist von grauem schwedischen Kalkstein, unter einem Baldachin das lebensgroße, stehende Bild des Bischofs in bischöflicher Kleidung, die rechte Hand zum Segnen erhoben, mit der linken Hand den Bischofsstab haltend, zur rechten am Haupte sein bekanntes Wappen, ein halber Widder mit einem Bischofsstabe. An den vier Ecken befinden sich die Evangelistensymbole.
Die Umschrift in großen, stark geschnörkelten gotischen Buchstaben lautet: Im Jahre des Herrn 1503, am Vigiltag von Weihnachten verstarb der verehrungswürdige Vater in Christus Conrad (Loste nachgetragen), Bischof von Schwerin, beider Rechte Doktor, für seine Kirche ein freigebiger Wohltäter.

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Conrad Loste hat als Bischof zwei verschiedene Siegel geführt.

Ein sigillum maius genanntes rundes Siegel hatte im Mittelfeld ein jugendlich wirkenden Heiligen mit Kelch vor der Brust, den Evangelisten Johannes, er war neben Maria der Schutzheiligen des Schweriner Domes. Am unteren Rand war das Siegel mit dem Wappen des Bischofs versehen. Die Umschrift steht auf Bändern, deren unbeschriebene Enden zu beiden Seiten der ganzen Figur hinabfallen.

Die Umschrift lautet: SIGILLU CONRADI. DEI. GRA. EPI. ZWERINEN.

Ein kleineres zweites Siegel weicht von dem größeren nur bei der dargestellten Figur etwas ab. Diese ist hier halb sichtbar und hat keinen Heiligenschein um das Haupt. Die gleiche Umschrift ist flach gehalten.

Wappen
Ein aus Stein gehauene Wappen von Bischof Loste befindet sich am östlichen Eingang eingemauert in der äußeren Wand des nördlichen Kreuzganges am Schweriner Dom. Der vordere halbe Teil eines Widders trägt in der linken Klaue einen aufrechtstehenden Bischofsstab. Am Bildwerk sind noch Farbspuren erkennbar, der Schild war blau, die Klaue schwarz und am Hals des Widders befinden sich rote Stellen.

Das gleiche aus Stein gehauene Wappen ist an der südöstlichen Außenwand der Stiftskirche von  Bützow zu finden.

Das Wappen des Bischof Loste ist auch auf dem oberen Rand der Urkunde Nr. XIV., die am 21. April 1493 für die Brüder vom gemeinsamen Leben zu St. Michael in Rostock zur Ablassverleihung Bischof Lostes zugunsten ihrer Kapelle ausgestellt wurde, gemalt. Auf blauem Schilde ist ein halber, rechts schauender, gelber Widder mit dem Bischofsstabe in der Klaue zu sehen. Schildhalter sind rechts ein Einhorn und links ein Löwe.

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 Karl Schmaltz: Kirchengeschichte Mecklenburgs. Band 1, Schwerin 1935.
 Ernst Deecke: Der Bischof Conrad Loste. In: Jahrbücher des Vereins für Mecklenburgische Geschichte und Altertumskunde 21 (1856), S. 179. (Volltext)

 Alfred Rische: Verzeichnis der Bischöfe und Domherren von Schwerin mit biographischen Bemerkungen. Ludwigslust 1900.
 Josef Traeger: Die Bischöfe des mittelalterlichen Bistums Schwerin. St.-Benno-Verlag Leipzig 1984.
 Josef Traeger: Die Bischöfe des Bistums Schwerin. In: Das Stiftsland der Schweriner Bischöfe um Bützow und Warin. St.-Benno-Verlag Leipzig 1984.
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 Grete Grewolls: Wer war wer in Mecklenburg und Vorpommern. (2011).
 Fritz Backhaus: Die Hostienschändungsprozesse von Sternberg (1492) und Berlin (1510) und die Ausweisung der Juden aus Mecklenburg und der Mark Brandenburg. In: Jahrbuch für Brandenburgische Landesgeschichte, Bd. 39, Berlin 1988, S. 7–26.

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Gedruckte Quellen
 Mecklenburgisches Urkundenbuch (MUB)
 Mecklenburgische Jahrbücher (MJB)

Ungedruckte Quellen
 Landeshauptarchiv Schwerin (LHAS)
 LHAS 1.5-2/2 Urkunden Bl. Schwerin, Nr. 185a.

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The game offers several interesting countries for the first gameplay.
It is necessary to quickly focus on the conquest of others, smaller nations. All logos and images are copyrighted by their respective owners. Created Mar 10, 2018. In Imperator: Rome you can choose any nation, from the smallest tribe or city-state, up to the largest kingdoms and empires. In Imperator: Rome, the console can be opened by pressing ` on US/UK keyboards. [6], The game was developed by Paradox Development Studio and directed by Johan Andersson.
The latter type is particularly complex because it inhibits your technological development and the expansion of your state. ... ask questions and/or talk about the grand strategy game Imperator: Rome by Paradox Development Studio. Therefore, the best choice is in a small country, such as Rome, Carthage or Macedon. In the tutorial you will receive special bonuses, for example, feedback from other states.
Playing a small state, however, is a challenge because you will suffer from a small income and an smaller army. It is one of the most famous powers of ancient Europe, at the time of the development of this young state. [10] IGN praised the game for its depth, "the amount of detailed, strategic stuff crammed into Imperator: Rome is equal parts impressive and daunting," while criticizing the game's user interface and tribal nations. Imperator: Rome is the newest grand strategy title from Paradox Development Studio. Debating in the Forum. Focus on achieving stability and increase your army. I've got a run as Crete under my belt, and then I tried … You can also choose small states that are isolated from others or have a small number of neighbors, such as tribes on the Islands of Great Britain, one of the countries of Crete or the southern kingdoms of India.
Because of this, you are able to quickly expand economic conditions. The main screen allows you to select several useful map filters. But Imperator nonetheless may also set a brand new standard for historic grand technique. Rome is one of the suggested nations to play Imperator: Rome.
A small area is easier to control, and a small number of neighbors will allow more closely monitor foreign policy. [13], "Imperator: Rome revealed at PDXCON 2018", "PdxCon 2018: Paradox reveals Imperator Rome, Age of Wonders: Planetfall, and board games", "Inside the irresistible power fantasy of Paradox's Imperator: Rome", "Imperator: Rome is Paradox's big new grand strategy game", "Imperator: Rome announced at Paradox Interactive's expo", "Imperator: Rome is the next grand strategy game from Paradox", "Imperator: Rome has a world ripe for conquest", "Future Paradox games will be easier to mod thanks to engine upgrade", "Imperator: Rome beats sales targets despite "lower user ratings than expected, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Imperator:_Rome&oldid=984423201, Articles using Infobox video game using locally defined parameters, Articles using Wikidata infoboxes with locally defined images, Articles using Video game reviews template in single platform mode, Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, This page was last edited on 20 October 2020, at 01:09. In Imperator: Rome you can choose any nation, from the smallest tribe or city-state, up to the largest kingdoms and empires.Each nation begins the game in a different situation, some are in a state of war, the other ones after a complete defeat, but the majority …
For the first gameplay it's worth selecting Rome, by choosing a tutorial. Imperator: Rome is a grand strategy wargame developed and published by Paradox Interactive, which was released on 25 April 2019. Your legions will rely on heavy infantry. In turn, barbarian tribes tend to unify or conquer (or being conquered) by other tribes. Therefore, a well-thought-out foreign policy is very important. From the start, you have access to iron, and most of your neighbors will have archers and light infantry in their ranks. You can lower the difficulty level on the state selection screen to make the game much easier. It received generally positive reviews from critics.
[8][4] As with recent Paradox Development Studio games, Imperator: Rome was built using the Clausewitz Engine, but with the addition of new software known as "Jomini" (named after 19th century general Antoine-Henri Jomini) that allows for easier and faster creation of mods. For example, Selecuid Empire is a large and strong state, which requires a lot of attention and has many threats. This site is not associated with and/or endorsed by the Paradox Interactive or Paradox Development Studio. You are not permitted to copy any image, text or info from this page. An army consisting of fewer cohorts is able to defeat a larger enemy. [5] The game was announced on 19 May 2018. In some games, Macedonia or Epirus can increase their influence and become a serious player in the region. Mobile versions of this guide will be available for download as soon as WWW version is ready. It is a successor to Europa Universalis: Rome, released by Paradox in 2008.
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[4] The game advertises a variety of features, including character management, diverse population, new battle tactics, military traditions, different governmental types, barbarians and rebellions, trade, and provincial improvement. [2][3] Similarly with previous games from Paradox, all of the nations in the game are playable. Copyright © 2000 - 2020 GRY-Online S.A. for gamepressure.com, unofficial game guides, walkthroughs, secrets, game tips, maps & strategies for top games. For the first scenario it's best to choose a Kingdom or Republic - you will have less worries. In the first game it will be difficult for you to master all aspects of your state. So plan your strategy carefully. [11] Despite lower user ratings than they expected, the game's sales surpassed Paradox's expectations. It is one of the most famous powers of ancient Europe, at the time of the development of this young state. Join. Not everything is easy and simple in the game. For most of your decisions such as declaring war or entering into alliances, you must have the consent of the majority in the Senate.
The next action should be the conquest of Gaul or North Africa. ... Supply virtually as quite a bit reward into the port or the mechanisms for tribal nations, sadly. Moreover, you should closely follow their tribe leaders. Rome is one of the suggested nations to play Imperator: Rome.
The game unlocks special modifiers that will make the game easier for you and make the gameplay more difficult for computer players. Set in the tumultuous centuries from Alexander's Successor Empires in the East to the foundation of the Roman Empire, Imperator: Rome invites you to relive the pageantry and challenges of … This site is not associated with and/or endorsed by the Paradox Interactive or Paradox Development Studio.
Rome is a small nation, which beyond your management may become the main military and economic power in ancient Italy . The map spans from the Iberian peninsula to India, and features over 7,000 cities. Rome has a large population of citizens, making it easier to get new technologies. All logos and images are copyrighted by their respective owners. Or are you more partial to a Carthage reddened by the blood of its enemies? 18 votes, 48 comments. You start as a small Republic and are surrounded by small Nations. That's why choosing a nation for the first game is not easy. Senators and various parties play an important role in the Republic.
[2][7] Imperator: Rome focuses primarily on nations and empires, with a small focus on character management like Crusader Kings II, Andersson hoped that Paradox could make a modern sequel to Europa Universalis: Rome. Nevertheless Imperator Rome obtain proves Paradox is simply up for this. With mixed support, you can push your decision, but then the level of tyranny increases - it's a very negative factor. In addition, Rome has a fairly large population, strong bonuses stemming from tradition and starts the game with access to iron. However, the turbulent situation due to the barbarian invasions and internal problems may weaken this nations and lower the threat from the North. A blue Maurya? Imperator: Rome is a grand strategy wargame developed and published by Paradox Interactive, which was released on 25 April 2019.It is a successor to Europa Universalis: Rome, released by Paradox in 2008.It received generally positive reviews from critics. Rome has a military advantage at the very start.
Carthage will continually develop its own state and after the subjugation of surrounding nations it may take Rome as a main opponent. [9], The game received "generally favorable reviews", according to review aggregator Metacritic. It is necessary to be ready - build a network of forts in the North and place additional legions in these areas. If you click on the tab on the far left labelled "nation overview" you'll see a little button between the name of the province and your governor's face. Moreover, note what type of government the nation has.
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Beidh taispeántas beag lámhscríbhinní Chré na Cille le Máirtín Ó Cadhain le feiceáil sa Seomra Fada, Leabharlann Choláiste na Tríonóide, ar feadh Seachtain na Gaeilge 2017 (1-17ú Márta). Tá cóip phearsanta Chré na Cille an gCadhnach le fheiceáil – an chéad eagrán atá i gceist – agus an leabhar lán le ceartúcháin i lámh an gCadhanach. Foilsíodh an dara chló i 1965. Seans go raibh sé i gceist go gcuirfí na h-athraithe sin isteach sa dara chló, ach níor cuireadh.
Chomh maith leis an leabhar, tá dréacht-leathanaigh ceartaithe ó Chré na Cille i lámh an gCadhanach. Is féidir na héagsúlachtaí téacsúil idir an t-eagrán a foilsíodh agus an dréacht a fheicéail, agus mar sin is féidir a stíl scríbhneoireachta a thabhairt faoi deara.
Thug mé cuairt ar Sheomra na Lámhscríbhinní i Leabharlann Choláiste na Tríonóide don chéad uair i dtús mhí Iúil 2008. Alt a bhí á scríobh agam ag an am ar Mháirtín Ó Cadhain agus bailiú an bhéaloidis a thug ann mé. Sarar chríochnaigh mé an t-alt seo, theastaigh uaim sracfhéachint a thabhairt ar pháipéir neamhfhoilsithe an Chadhnaigh. Ní raibh mé ag gabháil ró-fhada do chomhaid éagsúla sa chnuasach ollmhór seo nuair a thuig mé go mbeadh orm m'alt a athscríobh ó bhonn: is é sin le rá, thuig mé nach foláir féachaint ar scríbhinní neamhfhoilsithe Uí Chadhain (maraon lena scríbhinní foilsithe) chun pictiúir iomlán a fháil ar dhearcadh an Chadhnaigh i leith bhailiú an bhéaloidis agus an bhéaloidis trí chéile (agus i leith go leor, leor nithe eile chomh maith).
TCD MS 10878/M/3/1. Leabhair cleachtaithe a bhí ag MÓC i gCampa an Currach, 1940í.
Máirtín Ó Cadhain's magnificent novel, Cré na cille, was published in 1949 and is consistently ranked as the most important prose work in modern Irish; until recently no translation for English-language readers has been available. Alan Titley's vigorous new translation, Dirty Dust (Yale University Press), full of the guts of Ó Cadhain's original, at last brings the pleasures of this great satiric novel to wider audience it deserves.
The fact that all the novel's characters lie dead in their graves does not impair their appetite for news from the recently deceased, about their neighbours above ground. Told entirely in dialogue, Ó Cadhain's daring novel listens in on the gossip, rumours, backbiting, complaining, and obsessing of the local community. The 'after' life, it seems, is very like the 'before' life – mostly talk, much of it petty, often vindictive. In this merciless yet comical portrayal of a closely-bound community, Ó Cadhain remains keenly attuned to the absurdity of human behaviour and delivers a stridently unromantic view of rural Ireland.
Máirtín Ó Cadhain (1906-1970) worked as a primary school-teacher in his native Galway; he was dismissed from his post, and interned, for his republican activities. He was not the first writer to find his period of incarceration key to his creative work. While in the Curragh camp Ó Cadhain learned Russian and French and read widely in world literature. His republicanism was informed by his awareness of the need to improve the lot of the rural poor, and of the parlous condition of the Irish language. In 1969 he was appointed to the chair of Irish in TCD, and was elected to fellowship of TCD in 1970. As a lecturer he exercised a profound influence on many of his students. He married, in 1945, Máirín Ní Rodaigh who was a teacher in an all-Irish school, and they lived in Dublin. An extensive literary archive was presented by the Ó Cadhain family to Trinity College Library. (Dictionary of Irish Biography).
While no doubt nothing can replace the experience of reading Cré na cille in its original Irish, there is another way for the interested party to experience this excoriating work. Robert Quinn's film version, which was made to mark the centenary of the author's birth, was screened on TG4 on 26 December 2006. It is well worth seeking out.


36 years in the harvest!
Last week's wheat field is gone with the wind! In one day the wagon loads of grain were hauled away. Then two days later all sixteen acres worth of straw was packed into large bales and neatly stacked in the bare field. I remember wondering during my prayer time one morning if there were as many grains of wheat in this field as there were people on the earth. It was an interesting and very graphic representation of a lot of people to pray for!
The whole idea of harvest is good food for thought, meditation and prayer. In Matthew 13, Jesus teaches about sowing and harvest. And in the parable of the wheat and the tares, He says that the wheat will be gathered into His barn. What a sobering yet encouraging thought! And furthermore, explaining it to His disciples, He says "the harvest is the end of the age" and "Then the righteous will shine forth as the sun in the kingdom of their Father. He who has ears to hear, let him hear!" That should make us intent and attentive to hear His voice every day indeed!
It has also been a good focus for our prayers here for revival. We are pressing into God's heart for the coming outpouring, and have had more reinforcements again since I last wrote. Last week we were joined by a couple from England, and then again yesterday by a pastor and his wife from North Wales. And even today we've had two other contacts from people that want to pray with us here. Besides reinforcing our own prayers, we are also sowing into the churches and communities of those that contact us. We have been blessed to pray for them and encourage them to carry a fresh annointing and hunger for prayer back with them.
Prayer really does change things. There was one little group of devout prayers, including my mother, that prayed for me regularly for nearly eight years! And as a result of their dedication and perseverance, thirty six years ago today, the grace of God came into my life and I was born again. And today I am very mindful of and thankful for that glorious encounter with Jesus that changed my life abruptly and forever! (And thank you Kersti, Bob and Tom for introducing me to Jesus "back in the day.") And I know that those prayers so many years ago are still bearing fruit in and through our lives today. I would never have imagined back then, nor those faithful praying ladies either I'm sure, that we would doing what we are doing now in Wales!
It is harvest time at home too. Here is "Gladys the plum lady" with a bowl of fruit from our "inherited" trees - plums and apples. This is a special time of year when the land yields its produce, and we are able to share with friends from the abundance of God's gift of provision to us from the earth. Vegetables, potatoes, sweet corn and more, make their way from home to home as we share of His love and provision with one another. As we enjoy the fruit of the land directly from plant or tree, it is a good reminder also that we all depend on God alone for our sustainance.
He makes the rain to fall on the just and the unjust, and makes no acception of persons in this material provision. Although in some parts of the earth there is draught and scarcity, other places have abundance enough to share if only men would truly love mercy and do justly. And so too we are called upon to share of the Bread of Heaven with those in need around us and around the world. That is our privilege and duty.
With strong crying and tears . . .
How our hearts stir with longing for God's presence to fill this land as the morning fog fills the Teifi valley that lies beyond the chapel. The golden grain is now ripe and waiting for the harvest, and urges us on as we pray for the people in the surrounding farms and villages.
Over the last few weeks in times of worship I have been deeply moved as the Lord's infinite loving care for us has swept over me and His presence engulfed me like the fog has this valley. As wonderful as this is, at the same time my heart has been absolutely broken with yearning for the thousands upon thousands of wayward souls that ignore God's love and the pure joy of worshipping Him in spirit and truth.
In times of deep heart-felt worship and prayer like these I think we begin to get a taste of the heart of our own high priest Jesus, who ever lives to make intercession for us. In Hebrews 5:7 we are told that "he offered up prayers and supplications with strong crying and tears to Him who was able to save Him from death."
Again we can see the heart of our wonderful shepherd and savior in Luke 13:34 when he cries out, "O Jerusalem, Jerusalem, which killest the prophets, and stonest them that are sent unto thee; how often would I have gathered thy children together, as a hen doth gather her brood under her wings, and ye would not!"
Like a safe harbor from life's storms, God's love and forgiveness have been made available to all who will come to Him. The cry of His heart is ongoing, and reaches out with tender mercies towards the lost and dying peoples and nations of the world.
His invitation to all of us, His children, is that we join Him in crying out for the nations, and that our hearts would be moved with the things that move His. Our lives, like His, are meant to be lived in thankful worship for His goodness and as unceasing prayer for His will to be done throughout the coming harvest.
Looking unto Jesus . . .
As summer seems to be drawing to an end here (although some might well say I'm being too generous with that description!), we see the hint of changing colors in the trees and the days are noticeably shorter now. The roads are less busy too as most of the holiday travelers are gone and children have started back to school. Our own schedule is settling down again as the flurry of summer visitors comes to an end. And like this little creature in the cemetery has lifted himself up and is looking around in a new direction, so we are anticipating what more of God's goodness awaits us with the changing of the seasons.
We have been enjoying a few fresh vegetables from our garden, although the summer didn't provide as much sunshine and warm weather as we wanted. However it was slightly better than the last two years, and there were some beautiful days to be enjoyed. We are grateful for the Lord's goodness to us, especially Gladys. Last winter she wasn't even sure she'd be well enough to work outside in the garden, but she has been so much better and has enjoyed feeling more like her old self again. Thank you again for your love and your prayers on her behalf!
One of the things that has been standing out lately in my prayers and thoughts has been the town of Blaenau Ffestiniog that I have mentioned before. We haven't had any recent contact, and perhaps will be able go up again to pray there again before long. So please do continue to pray with us for what plans the Lord has for that place. If you'd like, you can see a short video that one of our Korean friends took of a prayerful encounter in the rainy town center when we were there last month.
Just to prove that it isn't always cloudy and rainy, here is a view of the church in Cilgerran that I snapped the other day. Sitting on the edge of the river gorge, it is a typical landmark in so many villages throughout England and Wales. Sadly, like the chapels, many of these old church buildings are either closed, or combining meetings of different villages and moving from place to place on Sundays.
Rather than seeing these old buildings as relics of the past, I rather see them as promises of the future. Perhaps for now most people still ignore them, but the physical prominence of churches and chapels throughout the British landscapes is not just history. I believe they stand here as a reminder of great things to come, and a challenge as well to all believers here to keep our hearts and voices raised in prayer and supplication for the coming outpouring of God's spirit.Who can resist when our prayers agree with Joel 2:28-32, "And it shall come to pass afterward That I will pour out My Spirit on all flesh . . . Before the coming of the great and awesome day of the LORD. And it shall come to pass That whoever calls on the name of the LORD Shall be saved."


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Sadia and I sat on a curb, near the front door of the school. I laughed hysterically about something she said. The sun shined, almost making me believe it would be warm. But it was a cold afternoon and I was too lazy to take my coat out of my backpack. I realized how tired I was. I had been to all of my seven classes. But I felt happy, laid back. I didn't have to have a reason for my laughter or for my silly behavior, or for not caring, for not thinking. I didn't have to rationalize in my head. I no longer have to.
Sometimes you change more than your outside appearance. You change your beliefs, your attitude, your decisions. You change the way you think, the way you reason. You take control over how far you go with those thoughts. You don't get carried away with facts that are beyond your control.
What if I hadn't changed? What if I'd remained as broken and as lost as I had once been? I decided to stop questioning myself.
Maybe I just learned to laugh and take life easy. Maybe I worked my way to get there. Or maybe time changed me. I guess I'll never know for sure how I learned the game. I'll just know that I learned it.


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Republican Vermont Governor Rebukes Trump, Endorses Challenger Bill Weld Ahead of 'Super Tuesday' Primary
By Benjamin Fearnow On 2/15/20 at 2:57 PM EST
Politics Vermont Republican Governor Bill Weld
In a rare Republican rebuke of President Donald Trump, Vermont GOP Governor Phil Scott endorsed challenger Bill Weld in the state's upcoming March 3 primary.
Scott offered his endorsement Saturday of Weld, the former Republican governor of Massachusetts, who is challenging Trump in the GOP presidential primaries, WPTZ-TV first reported. After losing to Trump in the New Hampshire primary last week, Weld said he would extend his campaign at least through the March 3 "Super Tuesday" primaries which includes Vermont and 13 other states across the country. Scott identifies with the libertarian wing of the Republican Party alongside Weld, and had previously suggested he might endorse a GOP primary challenger to Trump's 2020 re-election campaign last year.
"Governor Weld is someone who is on the ticket, I've met with him before, I think a lot of him and his platform so I would be supporting him," Scott said Saturday.
Scott's endorsement of Weld comes just three ahead of the Vermont primary and puts himself forth as one of the few state or local Republicans across the country to embrace one of Trump's long-shot primary challengers. Former Illinois GOP Congressman Joe Walsh ended his primary challenge against Trump on February 7, and former South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford ended his primary challenge in November. Only California businessman Rocky De La Fuente has continued his challenge alongside Weld.
I'm a great admirer of @GovPhilScott of Vermont, and am delighted to have his endorsement in the Republican presidential primary on Super Tuesday. VT has been well served in the past by Republican governors, and Gov. Scott admirably extends that tradition.https://t.co/gTsjMN3UKj
— Gov. Bill Weld (@GovBillWeld) February 15, 2020
The Republican Vermont governor previously hinted he would consider a presidential candidate other than Trump during a May 2019 weekly press conference. "Oh sure, yes," Scott told reporters after being asked if he would potentially support Weld over Trump. "I don't know who else is going to put their name out there. I've heard some other names floating around, so I'm not ready to get behind anybody at this point ... I thought [Weld] was interesting, very articulate, very forthright. Didn't agree with everything that he said, but there were a lot of things I agreed with him on. He's an interesting guy."
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Weld, a former U.S. attorney, thanked Scott for endorsement Saturday on social media.
"I'm a great admirer of @GovPhilScott of Vermont, and am delighted to have his endorsement in the Republican presidential primary on Super Tuesday. VT has been well served in the past by Republican governors, and Gov. Scott admirably extends that tradition," Weld remarked on Twitter Saturday, sharing Scott's announcement from Vermont's capital city, Montpelier.
Trump has sustained overwhelming support among Republican primary voters throughout his re-election campaign and has focused most of his criticism on his potential Democratic challengers. A University of New Hampshire poll conducted before last week's primary in Vermont's neighboring New England state found that Republican primary voters favored Trump over Weld by an 83 percentage points.
Vermont GOP Governor Phil Scott endorsed challenger Bill Weld in the upcoming March 3 state primary. STREETER LECKA / Staff/Getty Images


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Home Canada 95.1 The Peak FM
95.1 The Peak FM (CKCB-FM) established in 1965 as an AM station is adult-contemporary format radio owned by Corus Entertainment. Your Community, Your Music, Your Station is the slogan used by 95.1 The Peak. Raplh T. Snelgrove's incorporated company Barrie Broadcasting Ltd. in 1965 was successful in getting the permit to set up an AM station using a frequency of 1400 kHz and ERP of 250 watts. The channel was launched on July 15, 1965 from the studios at 84 Hurontario Street. CKCB at that time was simulcasting some local content of CKBB-AM. Local program share in May 1966 was increased to 37 hours and was further incremented to 42/week in March 1969. Day time wattage was increased to 1,000 watts in April 1975. Barrrie Broadcasting was sold out to Kawartha Broadcasting Co. Ltd. upon the sale of Four Seasons Radio Ltd. on Dec 13, 1983.
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ERP for the nighttime was also changed to 1,000 watts in 1984. Effective control was transferred to Power Corporation of Canada owned and operated by Mr. Desmarais thus changing the ownership of Katenac Holdings Ltd. Intercorporate reorganization of the radio and TV assets put CKCB-AM under Power Broadcasting Inc. a newly created subsidiary. The part-time satellite of CKBB-AM was shifted to FM band, changing frequency to 95.1 MHz and ERP to 250 watts with Pop, Dance and Rock format to debut. Wattage was decremented to 350 watts and transmitter site was moved to southwest of Collingwood with an increased antenna height. After making the purchase of PBI on March 24, 2000 Corus Entertainment Inc. formally took over the station on April 13, 2000. Power was increased to 4,000 watts. The request by Corus to increase the average and max wattage to 9,700 w and 25,000 w respectively remained unentertained in January 2014. You can have the station online with DJs & shows, music, contests (Lisa's Mom's Club Get Fit with CrossFit Mozomo Contest!, Peak Quiz Cab, 95.1 The Peak's "Who Needs A Dinner Out?"), events, on demand content, playlists, trending, closures and cancellations subjected to weather, local news and more fun. Fans can follow The Peak 95.1 FM on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Instagram. Here is the website: www.thepeakfm.com
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package com.b2international.snowowl.datastore.server.migrate;

import java.util.List;

import org.eclipse.emf.cdo.common.branch.CDOBranchPoint;
import org.eclipse.emf.cdo.common.commit.CDOCommitInfo;
import org.eclipse.emf.cdo.common.id.CDOID;
import org.eclipse.emf.cdo.common.model.CDOPackageUnit;
import org.eclipse.emf.cdo.common.revision.CDOIDAndVersion;
import org.eclipse.emf.cdo.common.revision.CDORevisionKey;
import org.eclipse.emf.cdo.internal.server.TransactionCommitContext;
import org.eclipse.emf.cdo.spi.common.model.InternalCDOPackageRegistry;
import org.eclipse.emf.cdo.spi.common.model.InternalCDOPackageUnit;
import org.eclipse.emf.cdo.spi.common.revision.InternalCDORevision;
import org.eclipse.emf.cdo.spi.common.revision.InternalCDORevisionDelta;
import org.eclipse.emf.cdo.spi.server.InternalRepository;
import org.eclipse.emf.cdo.spi.server.InternalTransaction;
import org.eclipse.net4j.util.om.monitor.OMMonitor;

/**
 * Commit context that does not actually write into the repository, only pretends to do so
 * in order to trigger notifications.
 * @since 5.11
 */
@SuppressWarnings("restriction")
class MigratingCommitContext extends TransactionCommitContext {

	private final CDOCommitInfo commitInfo;

	MigratingCommitContext(InternalTransaction transaction, CDOCommitInfo commitInfo) {
		super(transaction);
		this.commitInfo = commitInfo;

		getBranchPoint();
		setCommitComment(commitInfo.getComment());

		InternalCDOPackageUnit[] newPackageUnits = getNewPackageUnits(commitInfo, getPackageRegistry());
		setNewPackageUnits(newPackageUnits);

		InternalCDORevision[] newObjects = getNewObjects(commitInfo);
		setNewObjects(newObjects);

		InternalCDORevisionDelta[] dirtyObjectDeltas = getDirtyObjectDeltas(commitInfo);
		setDirtyObjectDeltas(dirtyObjectDeltas);

		CDOID[] detachedObjects = getDetachedObjects(commitInfo);
		setDetachedObjects(detachedObjects);
	}

	@Override
	public String getUserID() {
		return commitInfo.getUserID();
	}

	@Override
	protected long[] createTimeStamp(OMMonitor monitor) {
		InternalRepository repository = getTransaction().getSession().getManager().getRepository();

		long commitTimeStamp = commitInfo.getTimeStamp();
		if (commitTimeStamp == CDOBranchPoint.UNSPECIFIED_DATE) {
			commitTimeStamp = repository.getTimeStamp();
		}

		return repository.forceCommitTimeStamp(commitInfo.getTimeStamp(), monitor);
	}

	@Override
	protected void adjustForCommit() {
		// do nothing
	}

	@Override
	public void applyIDMappings(OMMonitor monitor) {
		monitor.begin();

		//this is the notification that will drive the change processor
		//and the sole reason of this class
		try {
			notifyBeforeCommitting(monitor);
		} finally {
			monitor.done();
		}
	}

	private static InternalCDOPackageUnit[] getNewPackageUnits(CDOCommitInfo commitInfo, InternalCDOPackageRegistry packageRegistry) {
		List<CDOPackageUnit> list = commitInfo.getNewPackageUnits();
		InternalCDOPackageUnit[] result = new InternalCDOPackageUnit[list.size()];

		int i = 0;
		for (CDOPackageUnit packageUnit : list) {
			result[i] = (InternalCDOPackageUnit) packageUnit;
			packageRegistry.putPackageUnit(result[i]);
			++i;
		}
		return result;
	}

	private static InternalCDORevision[] getNewObjects(CDOCommitInfo commitInfo) {
		List<CDOIDAndVersion> list = commitInfo.getNewObjects();
		InternalCDORevision[] result = new InternalCDORevision[list.size()];

		int i = 0;
		for (CDOIDAndVersion revision : list) {
			result[i++] = (InternalCDORevision) revision;
		}

		return result;
	}

	private static InternalCDORevisionDelta[] getDirtyObjectDeltas(CDOCommitInfo commitInfo) {
		List<CDORevisionKey> list = commitInfo.getChangedObjects();
		InternalCDORevisionDelta[] result = new InternalCDORevisionDelta[list.size()];

		int i = 0;
		for (CDORevisionKey delta : list) {
			result[i++] = (InternalCDORevisionDelta) delta;
		}

		return result;
	}

	private static CDOID[] getDetachedObjects(CDOCommitInfo commitInfo) {
		List<CDOIDAndVersion> list = commitInfo.getDetachedObjects();
		CDOID[] result = new CDOID[list.size()];

		int i = 0;
		for (CDOIDAndVersion key : list) {
			result[i++] = key.getID();
		}
		return result;
	}

	@Override
	protected void lockObjects() throws InterruptedException {
		// Do nothing
	}

	@Override
	protected void checkXRefs() {
		// Do nothing
	}

}