In the hot summer of 1976, when Richard Sabin was 10, he went on a trip with his Birmingham primary school to the Natural History Museum in London. Blown away by the scale of what he was seeing, the wide-eyed schoolboy was told by an attendant that if he wanted to see something really big he should make his way to the mammal hall, where the skeletons of a number of whales, including an enormous blue whale, were displayed.
More than four decades later, Sabin is the museum's principal curator of mammals. And on Thursday he will – in a development that would have been "absolutely staggering" to his 10-year-old self – oversee the final touches as the same blue whale skeleton is dramatically suspended from the ceiling as the principal exhibit in the museum's grand entrance hall, the centrepiece of a major redisplay that the Victorian institution hopes will position it as a gallery of the future.
The decision to hang the 25-metre skeleton, belonging to a female that was beached off the coast of Ireland in 1891, in the grand Hintze Hall has not been without controversy, as it has required the removal of Dippy, the much-loved diplodocus skeleton cast that has commanded the space since 1979, and has become a symbol of the museum to generations of visitors.
But as Sir Michael Dixon, the director of the museum, points out, Dippy is not, in fact a real dinosaur, but a huge 21.3m resin cast of a diplodocus skeleton that was found in Wyoming in 1898 and acquired by the Scottish-American philanthropist Andrew Carnegie for his museum in Pittsburgh. Beloved or not, it's a fake.
As an enormous creature that lived on land and then, about 45m years ago, moved into the ocean, the blue whale as a species is perfectly placed to tell the stories of evolution and the origins and diversity of life on the planet, says Dixon.
But it also makes a critical point about the importance of conservation, he says. "When our whale was alive there were probably 250,000 whales alive in the world's oceans, and over the next century, until the 1960s, we hunted them practically to the brink of extinction, [until] there were probably only a few hundred left.
"Then, in 1966, at the London meeting of the International Whaling Commission, we took this incredible global decision to stop hunting blue whales, and now the population has recovered to about 20,000, so there are the beginnings of a viable population again. I think that's a tremendous story about man's ability to influence our sustainable future, and a model for the kind of thinking that we believe is going to be necessary.
As head of conservation, Lorraine Cornish is responsible for the care of the museum's 80m specimens, and as such was tasked with ensuring that neither Dippy's 21.3m cast, nor the even bigger, 4.5-tonne skeleton of the whale, sustained any damage in the move. Dippy is currently in Canada, being fitted with a new metal armature that make it robust enough to tour eight locations across the UK from February next year.
The full story of the installation, which necessitated the closing of the Hintze Hall for more than six months, is told in a Horizon documentary, narrated by Sir David Attenborough, to be screened on Thursday 13 July on BBC2.
At times her task involved delicately dusting the bones with brushes, says Cornish, at times attacking the glue used to stick the resin vertebrae together with hacksaws.
As the film captures, there was also some anxiety when it was unclear whether the skull, having been fitted with a new (largely invisible) steel frame designed by the same team that made the dinosaurs for the movie Jurassic Park, would fit back through the museum's surprisingly narrow front door.
At Sabin's suggestion, the whale has been hung in a dramatic diving pose so that "it looks like it's coming to meet you", he says. It will be formally unveiled to VIPs including Attenborough and the museum's patron, the Duchess of Cambridge, at a reception on Thursday night.
For Sabin, however, the important moment will be when the doors of Hintze Hall are reopened for the first time to members of the public on Friday morning. "I guarantee I am going to be standing somewhere near those front doors to hear what people have got to say when they walk in. But what I am really looking forward to is the reaction of the kids.


The popularity of security tokens is on the rise. They represent the next step in blockchain investing. Here we will briefly discuss the basics of what they are, what they offer, and where they can be found.
A security token is a unique digital asset which represents an investment contract between its holder, and the issuer of said token.
As investors purchase these tokens from a 'common enterprise', with the hope and anticipation of future growth on their investment, they fall under current regulatory definitions of a security. By falling under this heading, these tokens are subject to high levels of regulatory scrutiny.
Quite simply, a security token is the next generation of traditional shares within a company.
How do they differ from Utility Tokens?
2017 saw a meteoric rise in the popularity of utility tokens. While utility tokens can provide companies with fantastic functionality when applied correctly, they are often misused. Unfortunately, many investors confuse utility tokens with security tokens. There are a couple of key points that differentiate these two types of tokens.
Security tokens represent fractionalized ownership of an asset, rather than simply services owed.
Whether it is an investment fund, the company itself, or physical items, security tokens are asset backed.
Utility tokens do not represent ownership of anything. They are akin to an 'in-store coupon'.
Now that we have differentiated security tokens from utility tokens on a very basic level, how do they differ from traditional forms of investment? Why distribute a digital token at all?
The perks are various, and benefit not only investors, but token issuers as well.
Traditionally, investing in a security requires that the investment remain locked-up for a long duration of time. By issuing securities as a token, they will be tradable on secondary markets typically after no longer than 1 year. Markets change, investor insight changes, and financial climates vary. By gaining the ability to exit from their investments after a short period, investor's funds are more liquid and flexible.
Due to the regulatory oversight, and fiscal responsibility on behalf of the token issuer, these investments are very transparent. Owners of a utility token have no right to be privy to a company's financial situation. As security tokens represent an investment contract, holders are entitled to regular financial breakdowns of the issuing company. They are allowed to be privy to company spending, asset holdings etc.
Traditionally, fundraising can be quite restrictive. Venture capital funds are often very restrictive on their lending terms, making the process difficult for early stage start-ups. In addition to this, many smaller investors find themselves limited to their investment opportunities, as good opportunities are restricted to large investments.
Security tokens democratize investing, as they allow for a much broader scope of investors to take part. In doing so they also allow start-ups access to greater markets.
All of this sounds great. Issuer accountability, greater opportunities, investment flexibility and more. Until recently security tokens haven't found a home. Unlike utility tokens, which are actively traded on just about every cryptocurrency exchange, security tokens are not. This is changing, however. With their rapidly growing popularity, in recent months we have seen the rise of various exchanges and platforms dedicated specifically towards this token class. Below are a few of those leading the charge in furthering the accessibility of security tokens.
Aside from specialty platforms, industry stalwarts have expressed their interest in security tokens. Often viewed as the face of crypto, Coinbase has stated that in the coming years they anticipate that they will support thousands of security tokens on their platform.
READ ALSO: $4,200 USD/BTC: Bitcoin Price Prediction: Going Better or Worse - What's The Bottom For BTC?
They believe that everything will one day be tokenized. Whether it is a piece of art, a company, or a fund, fractionalized ownership will be common place.
It is obvious that market sentiment is changing. Those that follow blockchain have witnessed utility tokens go from the darling of the industry, to being riddled with scams and thefts. Due to a lack of regulatory oversight, billions have been lost and stolen in a short period of time.
This has not deterred investors, though. While utility tokens might not be the answer that many were looking for, security tokens may be just that.
To learn more about Security tokens, visit the website.


text:
Бенедіту Калішту де Жезус ( (14 жовтня 1853, Ітаньяен — 31 травня 1927, Сан-Паулу) — бразильський художник, професор, історик та астроном-аматор.

Біографія

Бенедіту Калішту народився 14 жовтня 1853 в Ітаньяен (зараз це мікрорегіон штату Сан-Паулу, Бразилія). Самоук, перші свої ескізи виконав у віці 8 років. У 16 років переїхав до Сантуса (Сан-Паулу), де був змушений займатися фарбуванням стін і виготовленням рекламних вивісок заради заробітку.
Коли Бенедіту було 17 років, старший брат запросив його до міста Бротас, яке на той час процвітало завдяки торгівлі кавою. Він відповідав за збереження та експлуатацію церковного майна, образів та приміщення, тож певний час Бенедіту допомагав братові. Мешкали вони в будинку, який розташовувався на куті площі, названої пізніше на честь Калішту. У вільний час художник малює пейзажі та сюжетні картини (як-от «Весілля індіанців»), які зараз знаходяться у бритаських колекціонерів.

Творчість

Творчість маляра зображає сучасний йому бразильський побут, культура й відомих постатей (як-от портрет бандейранта Домінгоса Жоржі Вельйос (1923)). Постать і творчість Бенедіту Калішту вважається знаковою для бразильського малярства кінця XIX — початку XX ст.

Галерея

Примітки

Бразильські художники
Народились 1853
Померли 1927
Померли в Сан-Паулу

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


This half term we have been learning about hedgehogs in our afternoon lessons while reading the story 'The Hodgeheg' in our morning English lessons. In our Design and Technology lessons we have worked in groups to design and make hedgehog homes. Today we had to decide where our finished products were going to be positioned, ready to welcome the hedgehogs who we hope will visit these fabulous new habitats soon. Once we had positioned our finished products we tested them to find out if they are waterproof or not then we evaluated them.
Healthy eating... making healthy sandwiches.


monday is here and i have that feeling when i'm very sleepy and i just want my bed but it is also the school holiday so have liam to entertain. this weekend what has gone was bril. i took liam to his first comic con and he loved it. i spent £300 but i got so much art work and i'm very happy about.
i have next weekend off and i do not know what i am gonna be doing yet. i booked the weekend off because my birthday is on the 15th and i kind of just wanted a party with just liam or we might go out or just play on the xbox with him.


text:
Karim Benzema signs new contract at Real Madrid
By Joe Prince-WrightSep 20, 2017, 10:23 AM EDT
Karim Benzema has signed a new four-year contract at Real Madrid.
[ MORE: Sargent to Werder Bremen ]
The French striker, 29, has become the latest star name to commit their future to the two-time reigning European champions with Marcelo, Isco and Dani Carvajal all signing new deals over the past week.
Benzema will now remain at Real until June 30, 2021, with the Frenchman scoring 181 goals in 371 appearances as well as winning two La Liga titles, three European Cups and two Copa del Rey trophies during his time in the Spanish capital.
It is believed this new deal has a release clause of over $1.35 billion as Spanish clubs are now becoming increasingly wary of losing their star players a la Neymar leaving Barcelona for Paris Saint-Germain.
Despite his expulsion from the French national team for over 18 months due to his alleged involvement in a blackmail case involving a sex tape and former teammate Mathieu Valbuena, Benzema has been in fine form for Real since Zinedine Zidane took charge in 2015.
Benzema scored 19 goals in 48 games in all competitions last season and 28 in 36 games the season before that as his hold up play and ability to drift out wide or drop deeper crucial to getting the best out of Cristiano Ronaldo, Gareth Bale, Marco Asensio and Co.
That said, Benzema has scored just once in six appearances this season but Real are obviously happy with what he is producing aside from goals.
With question marks over the future of Bale at the Bernabeu, locking down Benzema shows just how important he is to Zidane's attacking unit as they seek to seal a third-straight UEFA Champions League title.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


HP Home Web Camera series, Full Feature Software and Driver Downloads for Microsoft Windows Operating Systems.
HP HD 1300 Webcam series, Full Feature Software and Driver Downloads for Microsoft Windows Operating Systems.
HP HD-4100 Webcam series, Full Feature Software and Driver Downloads for Microsoft Windows Operating Systems.
HP HD 2300 Webcam series, Full Feature Software and Driver Downloads for Microsoft Windows Operating Systems.
HP HD 3300 Webcam series, Full Feature Software and Driver Downloads for Microsoft Windows Operating Systems.


text:
Jean-Claude Faveyrial (1817–1893) was a French Lazarite Roman Catholic priest and author of the first written History of Albania. The book is published in Albania and stands as a serious endeavour to document the history of the Albanians and their country since Antiquity. A long-time teacher in Bitola, he was also deeply involved with the Bulgarian movement for independence and was a friend of the Aromanian people, whose schooling he extensively helped during his lifetime.

Biography
Faveyrial was born on 25 March 1817 in the village of Usson-en-Forez, located west of Saint-Étienne in the south French province of Auvergne. Prior to joining the Congregation of the Mission in Paris in 1843, he studied in Lyon. Faveyrial moved to the order's Istanbul branch in 1847, two years after he was ordained a priest by the Lazarites.

Faveyrial was strongly supportive of the Bulgarian struggle for independence, and renowned as being among the souls of that movement. From 1867 until his death, 26 years later, he served as a professor at the Romanian high school of Bitola (Monastir), a city in west Macedonia, where he taught French and philosophy. For a year before that, he had served as a priest in Thessaloniki.  In Bitola, Favyerial combined his work as a teacher with his religious duties for the Lazarite order as a local abbot.

It was in Istanbul that, between 1858 and 1867, Faveyrial started a collection of books with the purpose of building a library that would help write the history of the Albanians, the Bulgarians, and the Aromanians. His scrutiny of the history of these peoples, he thought, would assist them to prepare for their future. Faveyrial visited the Albanian lands in 1884, and along with Apostol Mărgărit, the general inspector of the Romanian schools of the Ottoman Empire, he founded Romanian-financed schools for the Aromanian population in Berat, Korça, Prizren, and other settlements.

Faveyrial was an acquaintance of folklorist Konstantin Miladinov and public figure Dragan Tsankov. He even served as de facto editor-in-chief of Tsankov's Istanbul-based newspaper Balgaria for several years. Despite their ecclesiastical differences, Bulgarian patriarch Cyril remembered Faveyrial as a "kind priest".

After a life of intense work of teaching and writings, and after having opened many new schools during his last 13 years of life, Jean-Claude Faveyrial died in Manastir on 26 November   1893.

History of Albania and other works
The History of Albania, written in French, was drafted between 1884 and 1889, and discovered on 20 September 1999, by Father Yves Danjou, responsible of the archives of the House of the Lazarite Missionaries in  Paris. The book of 416 pages is more correctly a history of southeastern Europe, as it also details the past of other Balkan peoples. While not necessarily always factually accurate and understandably outdated in its perception, Faveyrial's work is of great historical value, partly because its inclusion of original letters by various Balkan historical figures.

During the time that Faveyrial was writing the History of Albania, Le istorie albanesi (The Albanian histories) (Salerno 1886), a work in four volumes by the Arbëreshë Francesco Tajani, was published in Italy. As Faveyrial's work was in French, the first history of Albania written in the Albanian language is considered to be T'nnollunat e Sccypniis prei gni Gheghet ci don vênnin e vet () (Alexandria 1898) by Stefë Zurani (1865–1941).

Faveyrial is also known for several works in the Bulgarian language, all of which now considered particularly rare, such as the Manual of Politeness  (Istanbul 1858), French–Bulgarian Dialogues (Istanbul 1859), and Great Catechism for the Use of the Uniate Bulgarians (Istanbul 1862). Faveyrial also authored books and articles focused on Balkan history and the Catholic faith, as well as a description of Bitola. However, some of these were lost as the Bitola Lazarite building was torched in 1909.

References

External links and further reading
Histoire d'Albanie by Jean-Claude Faveyrial

1817 births
1893 deaths
People from Loire (department)
History books about Albania
19th-century French historians
19th-century French Roman Catholic priests
People from Bitola
Bulgarian Roman Catholic priests
Vincentians
French male non-fiction writers
19th-century French male writers


Centering an Old European cut diamond weighing app. 0.58ct. (H-I color, SI2 clarity), framed by calibre cut rubies* measuring app. 1.5mm, with four Old European cut diamonds on the shoulders weighing app. 0.08ctw., fashioned in platinum. Contemporary. Size 7.25EGL US310955401D*Stones are assumed to be synthetic as is typical in this style of jewelry.


text:
Namibie (164) >
Nom: Electoral Act, 2014 (Act No. 5 of 2014).
Pays: Namibie
Sujet(s): Droit constitutionnel
ISN: NAM-2014-L-101131
Lien: https://www.ilo.org/dyn/natlex/natlex4.detail?p_isn=101131&p_lang=fr
Bibliographie: Legislation on-line Parliament of Namibia PDF (consulté le 2016-01-27)
Résumé/Citation: An Act to provide for the establishment and constitution of the Electoral Commission of Namibia and its powers and functions; to provide for the registration of voters, nomination of candidates, conduct of the election of persons to the office of President, conduct of the election of members of the National Assembly, conduct of the election of members of regional councils and local authority councils; to provide for the holding of referenda; to provide for the registration and the deregistration of political parties and the funding of political parties and organisations; to provide for the establishment of electoral tribunals and the Electoral Court and their powers and functions; and to provide for incidental matters.
Texte(s) abrogé(s):
1992-08-31 (NAM-1992-L-32350)Electoral Act, 1992 (No. 24 of 1992)


The following requirements apply to any specific STEM field of interest chosen by a Venturer or Sea Scout in the course of completing a Nova or Supernova award.
Visitations will require advance planning by the Venturer with assistance from the counselor. The counselor should call ahead to make arrangements, and make plans to have appropriate supervision of all Venturers. The site will very likely have rules and instructions that must be followed. The counselor should help ensure that all the participants are aware of and follow those rules. This may include safety procedures and other instructions.
In consultation with your counselor and, if necessary, a consultant who is a specialist in this field, identify four hands-on activities that are examples of work done in this field that you could carry out yourself. Each activity should engage your attention and efforts for approximately three hours. Under the supervision of appropriate specialists and observing the highest standards of safety, carry out all four activities. Discuss with your counselor what you learned during each activity. Examples include - but are not limited to - conducting experiments, building models, designing tools, drawing plans, learning how to use tools, and serving as an assistant/apprentice to a specialist.
Using a combination of library research, Internet research (with your parent's or guardian's permission), and interviews with experts, find out how important the role of this field is in addressing the problems facing our modern world: a burgeoning worldwide population, stresses on the environment, ongoing issues of basic health and sustenance, or other concerns. How might knowledge, abilities, and capacity in this field bring about positive change on a significant scale? Create an oral or written report and present it to your counselor.


La Digue is an island just a twenty minute boat ride from Praslin, so it worked perfectly to go for a day trip from there, arriving with the first boat around 7 and going back home to my AirBnB in Praslin around 6 in the evening.
The island is small, and there are only a handful of cars there so everyone travels by golf carts or bikes that you can rent for 100SCR/7USD a day. There is only one main road, which doesnt go all the way around so you should be ready for some hiking as well if you want to see all that the island has to offer.
First off I cycled to the far North where there were not much except small, empty beaches, some bungalows with small bars and kiosks. Up to the top of the island and back down took me less than an hour, and already my body was running with sweat. Seychelles i March is incredibly humid and hot!
From there I cycled down to the point furthest South that my bike could being me, which was Grand Anse, and from there I hiked 15 minutes over a mountain to get to Petit Anse, and then 20 minutes over another mountain to get to Anse Cocos. These beaches were all some of the most beautiful beaches I have seen in all of my travels.
By the time I has walked through all the beaches and was cycling back to the center I had gotten so dehydrated that I was desperate for a drink. So desperate that I stopped at a juice stand and paid almost 10$ for a juice! A normal daily budget for me which I finished drinking up in a couple of minutes.
On the way back to the "city" I cycled throgh the Veuve Reserve where they had signs with facts about the different trees and plants in the park.
Last up was L'Union Estate Farm which was a big park where you could see how they were growing cinnamon, making coconut oil and building houses like they used to do in the colonial times. It normally costs 10$ to get in, but instead of paying I parked my bike next to the church and walked through the waist high water around the helicopter landing site to get in to the property for free.
The highlight of the farm visit was feeding the many giant tortoises that live there. They were all between 30 and 100 years old and were mostly just sitting hanging making grumpy breathing noises as they were eating.
The beach inside called Anse Source d'Argent is one of the most famous beaches on the island, but that just meant that there were more people and I think it was not even nearly as nice as the ones on the South East Coast.
The rock formations, white sand and clear water makes these beaches my favorite in the World and my pictures dont even do justice of their beauty. Did you ever see beaches that were more beautiful? Let me know in the comment field below.


text:
Kilkenny City has won the overall Tidy Towns award for 2014
Kilkenny was today named best of the 849 towns and villages throughout the country that entered this year's SuperValu National TidyTowns competition at today's awards ceremony at The Helix in Dublin.
Kilkenny City was also declared as Ireland's Tidiest Large Urban Centre.
The prizes were presented by Mr. Alan Kelly, T.D., Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government and Mr. Martin Kelleher, Managing Director of SuperValu, the competition's main sponsor.
While congratulating Kilkenny and all of the other prize-winners the minister stated "It is 1985 since Kilkenny last won the overall prize but they have been consistently achieving high standards in the competition at local and regional level"


text:
On The Fly With Otterbein: Dolphins Ax Central's Sherman
The Dolphins fired offensive coordinator Mike Sherman, taking offense to these numbers: Miami ranked 27th in yards and 26th in scoring in 2013. Sherman went to Central Connecticut. ... How cold was it in Green Bay for Sunday's game? Clark Judge, who covers pro football for The Sports Xchange wire service, wrote: "It must have been cold in Green Bay. I couldn't see Ed Hochuli's biceps." ... You know Patriots coach Bill Belichick and staff are devising a game plan to stop Indianapolis receiver T.Y. Hilton, the second-year pro out of Florida International who burned the Chiefs for 13 receptions for 224 yards and two TDs Saturday. If anyone can turn a Hilton into a Super 8, it's Belichick. The Colts have signed former Patriots receiver Deion Branch. Indy and the Patriots meet Saturday night. ... Pats linebacker Brandon Spikes has been placed on injured reserve, so his season is over. ... Former Pats All-Pro linebacker Vincent Brown is on Bob Diaco's first staff at UConn. The school officially released all the names Monday. Brown is co-defensive coordinator.
The Baseball Hall of Fame election results are announced Wednesday. Most think pitchers Greg Maddux and Tom Glavine and slugger Frank Thomas are locks. Some think Craig Biggio will get there, too. But our state guy and Biggio's longtime teammate, Jeff Bagwell (Xavier, Hartford), won't get enough if the predictions hold true. ... Jerry Coleman, who died Sunday, will be remembered here for calling Yankees games with Phil Rizzuto in the '60s, a little summer entertainment, especially when the Yankees were bad in the mid to late '60s.
UConn is out of the Top 25 in the latest AP men's basketball poll. The Huskies received 41 votes, tied for 31st with Harvard. They play Wednesday at Gampel. UMass is No. 19. ... The Southern Illinois men's basketball team didn't have a prayer Sunday. They lost by 18 to Illinois State, then got stuck in their bus on the way home because of snow and spent the night in a church. ... Congratulations to UConn coach Nancy Stevens, named national field hockey coach of the year after leading the Huskies to the NCAA title. ... Dennis Rodman's team of former NBA players faces the North Korean national team Wednesday. Our Connecticut connection to Rodman's team: former UConn player Cliff Robinson and former Hartford player Vin Baker. ... Some exciting hockey venues for state teams: Trinity plays Williams Tuesday night at Fenway Park and Yale and Harvard meet Saturday night at Madison Square Garden. ... Central Florida QB Blake Bortles and running back Storm Johnson are leaving for the NFL draft.
jotterbein@courant.com


text:
{% extends "base.html"%}
## Variables

{% set title = 'Register' %}

##

{%block content %}

    {% if error %}

{{ error }}

    {% endif %}
    <form action="" method="post">
      <fieldset>
        <legend>Create an Account</legend>
        User
        <input type="text" name="user" placeholder="User">
        First Name
        <input type="text" name="first-name" placeholder="First Name">
        Last Name
        <input type="text" name="last-name" placeholder="Last Name">
        Email
        <input type="email" name="email" placeholder="Email">
        Password
        <input type="password" name="password" placeholder="Password">
        <input type="submit" name="Register">
      </fieldset>
    </form>

{% endblock %}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


text:
Salazar, Francisco
Former Chairman
Energy Regulatory Commission
Francisco Xavier Salazar Diez de Sollano is a partner at Gadex, Enix and Trust Mexico. Gadex is a consulting firm specialized in the natural gas market in Mexico, Enix is devoted to energy regulation while Trust Mexico analyses socio political risks for infrastructure projects in the country.
Francisco is also the Coordinator of the International Confederation of Regulators (ICER).
In 2016, he was appointed as the first "Institute of the Americas Regional Energy Integration Non-Resident Fellow" and as executive fellow at the School of Public Policy of the University of Calgary.
During 2015-2017, he was Chair of the Mexican Chapter of the World Energy Council (WEC). In 2017 he became a member of COMEXI, the Mexican Council on Foreign Relations
From 2005 to 2015, he served as Chairman of the Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) time during which he was an active promoter of energy reform in Mexico. During 2011-2015 he chaired the Ibero-American Energy Regulators Association (ARIAE).
Prior to being a regulator, he was a congressman for two terms. In Congress he served as a Chairman of the Energy Committee at the Chamber of Deputies.
At the beginning of his professional career, he also was involved in the Chemical Sector.
Mr. Salazar holds an MSc in Public Financial Policy from the London School of Economics and Political Science, a BSc in Chemical Engineering from the Autonomous University of San Luis Potosi, and Diploma studies in Law and Economics from other universities.
He has taught courses on Public Finance and Monetary Economics at local universities in San Luis Potosi and written on the use of economic instruments in environmental public policy, as well as on energy policy and regulation. Mr. Salazar has also participated as member of editorial boards from major newspapers and business magazines in Mexico.


I've also started to make textures! Thus far I've only done two lighting texture packs (they're at the very bottom!) But I've also done a Watcher's Pack on my DA page 1Dhazboo, if you'd like to follow me there and receive it! Sadly there are no PSDs today...I'm really lacking in the area right now, but hopefully soon!


text:
14 Actors Who Performed Perfectly In Comic Book Movies
in Books & Comics, Celebrities, DC, Lists, Marvel, Movies, TV
Deepak Vasisht August 5, 2021, 6:59 pm
Some actors are way too good for the industry and we do not deserve them. Usually, even the best of actors fail to do justice to a comic character. But there are times when an actor gracefully performs a character and we cannot expect anyone else in that role. Some of these names J.K. Simmons, Tilda Swinton, Taika Waititi, and more. So, let's have a look at these 14 actors that performed their comic characters perfectly.
1. Michael Caine – The 'Dark Knight' Trilogy
Michael Caine in The Dark Knight Trilogy
When it comes to Michael Caine, we naturally expect a bang on performance by him. And he doesn't fail to live up to our expectations. However, his performance as Alfred Pennyworth is unmatched. What he did with his role in the Dark Knight franchise is unparallel to any performance. He truly acted as a father, mentor, and perfect mentor to the Caped Crusader.
2. Michael Peña – 'Ant-Man'
Michael Peña in Ant-Man
Right off the bat, his van is one of the most important objects in the MCU. But the guy managed to steal the show in a way no one imagined. The actor plays Luis who Scott Lang's friend and confidant. He said that he based the actor on a criminal friend of his named Pablo. His friend was a perpetual happy guy. And Peña's performance is every word of that.
3. J.K. Simmons – Sam Raimi's 'Spider-Man' Trilogy
J.K. Simmons in Sam Raimi's 'Spider-Man' Trilogy
Okay, what Simmon did what his role is something that has never been done before. J.K. Simmons played Jonah Jameson in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy so good that he is being called for the same role in an entirely new continuity. You cannot dare to think of someone else in this role because no matter how the movies performed, Simmons was as usual solid.
4. Alan Cumming – 'X2: X-Men United'
Alan Cumming -in X2: X-Men United
Cummings did not leave an inch when it came to performing his role. His character, Nightcrawler played a major role in one of the best movies in the franchise, X2: X-Men United. His teleportation abilities were important to the plot of the story. Moreover, Cummings perfects his German accent to provide credibility to the character's backstory. He definitely added more depth to the movie and was loved by the viewers.
5. Taika Waititi – 'Thor: Ragnarok'
Taika Waititi in Thor: Ragnarok
Everyone who watched Thor: Ragnarok loved Waititi's Korg. Waititi's overall flair for humor was a necessity for the crumbling Thor franchise. The director voices Korg and fans were absolutely in awe with what he brought to the table. He also shared the origins of the character's portrayal. Waititi said that he based the character on lovable bouncers he encountered growing up in New Zealand.
6. Morena Baccarin – 'Deadpool'
Morena Baccarin in Deadpool
Baccarin's Vanessa not only won over Wade Wilson but the viewers too. When you know you have to be on the same screen with Merc with a Mouth, you need to be as good or somewhere close. And this is where Baccarin excels. She instantly became an important part of the franchise. It's unknown if she will reprise her role in Deadpool 3 as she was killed in Deadpool 2.
7. Evan Peters – 'X-Men: Days of Future Past
Evan Peters in X-Men: Days of Future Past
It might be arguable, but apart from Jackman's Wolverine, Evan Peter's Quicksilver is the next big thing to happen in the X-Men franchise. If you have to do a scene with Wolverine, Charles Xavier, and Magneto, you need to go all out. Peter's portrayal of Quicksilver was effortless and it was evident on the screen. No wonder why he went on to reprise his role.
8. Tilda Swinton – 'Avengers: Endgame'
Tilda Swinton in Avengers: Endgame
Swinton played the Ancient One in Doctor Strange and Avengers: Endgame. Her performance was simply outstanding considering that the Ancient One is a man in the comics. She created a massive information scene with Hulk in Endgame.
9. Shaun Toub – 'Iron Man'
Shaun Toub in Iron Man
We first met Ho Yinse in Iron Man. The fact that he saved Stark's life and made him the man he became makes his sacrifice all the more emotional. Toub's portrayal of Yinse was deeply layered and was the eye-opener for iron Man.
10. Kevin Costner – 'Man of Steel'
Kevin Costner in Man of Steel
Fans know that it was Jonathan Kent who is the true father of Clark Kent, AKA Superman. If it wasn't for Jonathan and Martha (Clark's mother), then the Man of Steel wouldn't have been equipped with the high moral ground that he has today. Kevin Costner's Jonathan Kent in Man of Steel provided the perfect emotional layer that the movie needed.
11. Scoot McNairy – 'Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
Scoot McNairy in Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
McNairy's Wallace Keefe in Batman v Superman played a major role in Bruce Wayne's life even if he was just a plot device. A former Wayne Enterprises who lost everything was just what Wayne needed to turn against Superman. The actor has completely invested in the role with no second thoughts even if he wasn't given enough screen time in the theatrical cut.
12. Marisa Tomei – 'Spider-Man: Homecoming' & Spider-Man: Far From Home
Marisa Tomei in Spider-Man: Homecoming' & Spider-Man: Far From Home
Marvel is known for casting top-tier actors and actresses. So when Tony said in Civil War that it's hard to believe that she is someone's aunt, he was right. Tomei's portrayal of Aunt May broke the internet because she's too beautiful to be someone's aunt. However, she does provide the layer of emotional content as she guides our neighbor Spidey.
13. Robert Redford – 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier'
Robert Redford in Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Fun Fact: Robert Redford took the role of Alexander Pierce in Captain America: The Winter Soldier because his grandchildren were a fan of the MCU. Even though his character on paper is stale, he channels his by default charisma and makes his character stand out.
14. John C. Reilly – 'Guardians of the Galaxy
John C. Reilly in Guardians of the Galaxy
Nova Corp member Rhomann Dey's opening monologue describing every member of the Guardians of the Galaxy is something that definitely made the movie more memorable. Reilly's portrayal of the character was on point. The grounded, naturalistic, and still funny character couldn't have been pulled off by anyone else.
Action moviesDCIron ManMarvelMCU
Previous article 23 TV Characters Who Were Supposed To Be Cameos But Ended Up In Major Roles
Next article 15 TV Character Story Arcs That Should Never Have Happened
Written by Deepak Vasisht
in Celebrities, Franchises, Lists, Movies
Actors Who Were Written Out Of Popular Movie Franchises
in Celebrities, Lists, Movies
Controversial Superhero Movie Castings We Should Be Talking About More
in Books & Comics, DC, Disney, Editorials, Horror, Marvel, MonsterVerse, Movies, Sony, Star Wars, TV, Video, Video Essays
How To Build A Cinematic Universe (VIDEO)
in DC, Fan Art, Franchises, Lists, Marvel
10 Fan Art Pieces Illustrating Iron Man Armored Versions Of Superheroes
in Books & Comics, DC, Disney, Franchises, HBO Max, Lists, Marvel, Movies, Netflix, series, TV
in Celebrities, DC, Disney, Marvel, Movies, News
Ben Affleck Believes The Future Of Cinema Lies With Marvel & Franchise Films
More From: Books & Comics
5 Times X-Men's Magik Was A Far More Terrifying Magical Menace Than Scarlet Witch
10 Lessons Spider-Man Taught Us That You Should Never Follow
Epic Spider-Suits From Comics We May Never See In MCU
Deepak Vasisht January 26, 2022, 7:08 am
Marvel Comics Extinction Level Events That Could Be The Next Infinity War
Essential Black Adam Comics To Read Before The Movie


Offering you a complete choice of products which include high pressure autoclaves, stainless steel autoclaves, front loading autoclave, table top autoclave sterilizer, medical benchtop sterilizers and table top sterilizer.
We have earned the name for being one of the most reliable suppliers of high quality High Pressure Autoclaves in the most cost-effective manner. Designed from premium quality materials in accordance with the specific technical needs of our esteemed clients, and guarantee the best value for money with great durability and extended life.
We are implementing latest technology for the making of the autoclave and have with us experienced professional to handle the manufacturing process. We ensure to offer high quality product and that too at an affordable rate. Quality check is done well before dispatching the product to the customer.
With the assistance of our skilled professionals, we are offering a quality tested array of products to our valuable clients. Our Autoclave High Pressure autoclave is available in varied specification as per the different demands of the clients.
Probably you heard about the use of the autoclave in the medical industry. These are very useful devices to neutralize the health risks and infections due to the infected medical equipment. In the medical tools and equipment, there can be various kinds of viruses and bacteria. These viruses can be very harmful to the patients and even for the doctors.
In such cases, it is important to kill all these bacteria for complete safety of the patients. The Stainless Steel Autoclaves are very useful in such cases. These devices are made to use the pressurized steam to keep all kinds of medical tools and equipment safe.
We offer a range of high quality Front Loading Autoclave, designed in accordance with the precise needs and specifications of our clients. These extremely easy to use autoclaves come equipped with a unique controller that helps the users with their daily sterilization needs and are in accordance with their diverse technical needs.
We are making use of cutting edge technology to design and manufacture this product. Each unit is checked by our supervisor before getting that dispatched to the client destination. We ensure to provide high quality product and that too at an affordable price range.This is fully automatic microprocessor based front loading autoclave with dry cycle.
With initial thermal vacuum before sterilization.
With dry cycle after sterilization without opening the door.
With Digital Display of all the operations in sequence and timer and temperature.
With additional solenoids valve provided to shunt out the air from the chamber at the initial stage.
The doctors and health experts always ensure that the patients can stay safe from any kind of infection or health risk due to harmful bacteria or virus. In such cases, Table Top Autoclave Sterilizer used at a large scale in the medical industry. These devices are very useful when it comes to preventing any kind of infection or health risk due to the infected medical tools and equipment.
These days, this equipment are used at a large scale in most of the hospitals, clinics and healthcare centres. In the market, various models of autoclave sterilizer are available to provide these benefits in the medical industry.
The sterilizers are used at a large scale in the medical industry to prevent the risk of infections due to the presence of harmful viruses in the medical tools and equipment. These viruses can be very harmful to the patients as well as doctors because of the risk of infections. In such cases, the Medical Benchtop Sterilizers are used as very useful devices.
Various kinds of models of the sterilizers are available in the market now but the table top sterilizers are used as the popular choice in the medical industry. These devices are used to create the extreme pressure for the sterilization process.


text:
<?php

    namespace couchServe\service\Lib\WebSocket\Lib;

    interface HandlerInterface {
        function onConnect(Connection $connection);

        function onDisconnect(Connection $connection);

        function onData(Array $data, Connection $client);
    }


A project in partnership with PuppetLink Ltd and the National Trust with funding from the Arts Council of England's Year of the Artist scheme. The project aimed to interpret aspects of selected National Trust properties by using a specially created interactive 'Puppetorium' which involved storytelling and participatory street theatre.
A much loved rod and glove puppet production of a classic tale which toured with success to numerous schools and arts centres before being rested from the active repertoire in favour of new work.
A project with PuppetLink Ltd. sponsored by The Millenium Festival Fund. A major celebration of street puppetry taking place over six days in three counties with puppeteers from around the UK, from the USA, India, Sweden, Italy and Hungary. Plus a major Punch and Judy Jamboree and Slapstick Symposium.
Plinky From Planet Plunk was a project carried out with funding from Youth Music and in partnership with The Museum of Cannock Chase, Ludlow Assembly Rooms and the City of Worcester Play Council. It brought puppetry and live music making to schools and pre-schools. So successful was the project that the Midlands Arts Centre commissioned it's transformation into the theatrical production Twinkle Twinkle Little Star. With funding assistance from Arts Council England this played a 98% sell-out national tour and spun off into the creation of our separate under-fives company: Blue Sky Theatre.
Punch and Judy Episode 2: Attack Of the Clowns was a flagship project was aided by generous funding from Arts Council England and the Mac New Work Trust and was performed in association with Hand to Mouth Theatre. It allowed us to commission cult theatre maverick Ken Campbell to write a new work updating the Punch and Judy tradition into the 21st Century. Whilst there have been many attempts to do 'adult Punch and Judy' they have either been for actor's theatre or have been explicit parody versions of chidrens Punch and Judy. This show - described by one reviewer as "a sublimely obscene – and very funny – reconnecting of Mr. Punch with his ribald roots" is the first attempt from within the heart of the Punch tradition to look at what a Punch and Judy Show might be like if it was still today (as it once was) an anarchic performance geared to adult audiences. That's The way To Do It!
Punch and Judy, three little words which provide heated arguments all over the place. Or, as in the case of one American Showbiz Bear named Edgar, Punch and Judy seems like an old fashioned show in need of updating. So Edgar ("story structure theorist and script doctor") and his ventriloquist pal Josh Darcy decide to see for themselves what Punch and Judy is all about and give it a new direction. We meet them on stage flanked by two Punch and Judy booths. With the co-operation of Professors Glyn Edwards and Martin Bridle "Episode 2: Attack of The Clowns" is created before our very eyes. Out goes old mob-capped Judy, in she comes, peroxide ponytail poking through her baseball cap, still the eternal nagging wife. Now Punch is left baby-sitting with the quins, who are the result of a brilliantly demonstrated contemporary issue. No subject is too sacred to be spared the attack of the clowns. The puppets unflinchingly expose our fears, turn them into farce and make us laugh – laugh heartily – because we know we shouldn't.
The puppet makers (Ted Beresford, Brian and Alison Davey, Craig Denston and Mary Edwards) provide a wonderful cast of characters from Kylie on her mobile phone to the mounted policeman and his horse in riot gear. The Punch Professors kept the action going at a fast and furious pace (hands fully occupied? Try your knees!) The format of a ventriloquist, Bear and puppeteers may be difficult to accept and could do with some fine tuning, but it was a good device for presenting the argument. I will not describe any of the hilarious scenes because I hope you will see the show and laugh as much as I did. The myth, magic and mayhem are still there in abundance. The old demons are still with us in their current disguise. Punch rises to meet every challenge and, true to form, emerges triumphant. Down with Political Correctness. Long Live Punch!
from Prof. Anthony Dean, Professor of Performing Arts, University College Winchester.
from Steve Tiplady: Artistic Director: Little Angel Theatre.


text:
MP says college bosses have 'vandalised further education in Northwich'
By Josh Pennington @JoshPenn1 Reporter
Weaver Vale MP Mike Amesbury (right) with Roger Grigg from the Universities and Colleges Union
MIKE Amesbury has accused Warrington and Weaver Vale College bosses of 'vandalising further education provision in Northwich' following his meeting with the Education Minister in Parliament.
The Weaver Vale MP has been a vocal opponent of plans by Warrington and Vale Royal College to close its Hartford campus since they were announced in March, holding meetings with the college principal and governors, and raising the issue during Commons questions with Anne Milton, Minister of State for Skills and Apprenticeships, where he called for a meeting with her to discuss the proposals.
Mike has now held the meeting, also inviting Roger Grigg, north west regional support officer from the University and College Union. A total of 31 college jobs have already been lost at the campus.
Mike said: "It was a useful meeting and to the Minister's credit she listened and was engaging, we also agreed some constructive next steps for the coming weeks."
Warrington and Vale Royal was created after a merger between Warrington Collegiate and Mid Cheshire College, and Mike added that he felt the then Mid Cheshire's Hartford campus had been earmarked for sale to plug funding gaps for the rest of the college, effectively shoring up Warrington's coffers at the expense of further education in Northwich.
Mike added: "I made clear the financial pressures being applied to the further education sector by the government are having a devastating impact, but I also made it clear that - in my view - the principal and senior management of the college were on a trajectory to close and sell off Hartford campus following the merger, and that this has been nothing short of vandalism of the FE Sector in Northwich on the college leadership's part.
"Ultimately I want to ensure that constituents, students and staff are listened to, and I want to retain and further develop first class FE provision in Northwich.
"This is, after all, what the college should be in the business of doing – not behaving like asset strippers and property developers."


Link Designer Pro is a premium WordPress plugin for designing your site's link buttons or hyperlinks of any pages/posts. It comes with 30+ beautifully designed animation templates for styling the links in an eye catchy fashion. Also, the plugin is build with custom post type options for managing links and link buttons easily with the shortcodes.
It is a highly configurable plugin that contains lots of customization possibilities. The plugin contains unlimited color scheme for customizing the background colors, typography options for editing the font family, text transformations, icons option to add icons for adding icons along with your links and many more. Moreover, you can also set the display option of the button according to the specific user roles and device size.


Description: Our company in Southwark is an established provider of high-standard removal services SE1 at reasonable prices 7 days a week. Contact us 020 8746 4492.
© Copyright 2008 - 2015 Southwark Removals. All Rights Reserved.


text:
El Faro Río Negro o faro de la Barra del río Negro, es un faro ubicado en la villa marítima El Cóndor, de la provincia de Río Negro, Argentina, muy próximo a la desembocadura del río Negro, al cual le debe su nombre.

Ubicación
El faro se encuentra a unos 6 kilómetros al oeste de la desembocadura del río Negro, en el balneario El Cóndor y a 30 kilómetros de la capital, Viedma, perteneciendo al ejido municipal.

La única vía para llegar al faro es por carretera. Está ubicado al kilómetro 37 de la Ruta Provincial 1, al inicio de los acantilados de la costa rionegrina, y es el punto de partida del denominado "Camino de la Costa".

Historia
En diciembre de 1881 ocurre un naufragio de un navío danés, muy cerca de las costas donde el río Negro desemboca en el Océano Atlántico. Los tripulantes fueron recibidos, para su sorpresa, por otro grupo de daneses que tenían una estancia en esas playas, y uno de los tripulantes se quedaría a vivir en el sitio.

A raíz de este naufragio, y con el fin de guiar a los marinos en su entrada al puerto de Patagones a través del río, el primer gobernador del Territorio de Río Negro, Lorenzo Vintter, ordena construir un faro. La construcción estuvo a cargo del Comandante de Cuadrilla de Río Negro, Martín Rivadavia y comenzó el 8 de octubre de 1886. Participaron de su construcción militares pertenecientes a la cuadrilla y aborígenes presos de la zona. El faro fue inaugurado el 25 de mayo de 1887, coincidiendo con el 77° aniversario de la Revolución de Mayo.

En 2007 fue declarado Monumento Histórico Provincial, en 2013 Monumento Histórico Nacional y en 2017 fue reconocido como Patrimonio Histórico de la Humanidad.

Curiosidades
Es el faro más antiguo de la Patagonia continental, y el más antiguo del país en servicio.

Los dos barrios de El Cóndor más próximos al faro llevan nombres en su referencia: "Barrio El Faro" y "Barrio Altos del Faro".

También hay dos playas balnearias a sus pies: "Primera Bajada del Faro" y "Segunda Bajada del Faro" (comúnmente conocida como "Picoto").

Véase también
Anexo:Faros de Argentina

Referencias

Faros de la Provincia de Río Negro
Departamento Adolfo Alsina


text:
The Road to Freedom Summer – Bob Moses on Reality Asserts Itself (5/9)
Mr. Moses says one of the main ways we get to Freedom Summer is the assassination of Medgar Evers
PAUL JAY, SENIOR EDITOR, TRNN: Welcome back to The Real News Network. I'm Paul Jay in Baltimore. And welcome back to Reality Asserts Itself with Robert Moses. Bob Moses joins us again in the studio. Thanks for joining us.
BOB MOSES, EDUCATOR AND CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVIST: Yeah.
JAY: Bob Moses is an educator and civil rights activist. During the 1960s he was a field secretary for SNCC, the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, as well as one of the main organizers of the Mississippi Freedom Summer project that helped register black voters in the Deep South. He was an outspoken critic of the Vietnam War. From '69 to '75 he worked as a teacher in Tanzania. 'Ninety-two, he received the MacArthur Fellowship, which he used to develop the Algebra Project, an organization aimed at improving math education in poor communities. He's the author of Radical Equations: Civil Rights for Mississippi to the Algebra Project.
MOSES: Yeah.
JAY: So we're going to pick up the story in the early '60s. You're one of the main organizers of the Freedom Summer project, which was a big drive to register voters in the Deep South. How do you get to there?
MOSES: Right. So, actually, one of the main ways in which we get to Freedom Summer is when Medgar is assassinated. So Medgar is assassinated on June 11, 1963, and several things shift because of his assassination. One is Allard Lowenstein, who was dean of freshmen at Yale, had been dean of freshman at Stanford and was a kind of Democratic operative, right, in the Humphrey wing of the Democratic Party, right, he comes down into the state to check out what's going on in Mississippi because of Medgar, right?
The other person who moves is Robert Spike. So Spike is the outreach coordinator for the National Council of Churches, and he decides that the National Council of Churches has now got to get involved in the civil rights movement. So he actually comes up to me at the March on Washington and says that he's decided to put his resources into Mississippi because it's the only place where he can say he's working with all of the civil rights organizations, right, because we have this COFO banner–NAACP, SCLC, CORE, and SNCC are all working together under COFO.
And then the other thing that happens is, after Medgar's assassination, the young people try to march. Right?
JAY: Where was this?
MOSES: This is in Jackson at the funeral, right? And so after the funeral, they are marching down the main street of Jackson, Capitol Street. And there's this phalanx of police officers, alright, with their guns drawn, right? And there's this dramatic moment. John Doar steps out into the street, right, and asks the young people to stop. Right?
So it's clear to us, the SNCC field secretaries, that we need a different direction about what we're doing. And so we turned our attention away from the voter registration, per se, and begin to pick up the process of running candidates for office. So after the March on Washington, we all–we go up to the March on Washington, right, and during the summer we're having some workshops in the Delta, but we're also getting ready to have candidates run for office.
JAY: So instead of just registering where people would have to vote for more or less establishment candidates, you start organizing your own candidates.
MOSES: Well, yes. Nobody's getting registered to vote, right? I mean,–
JAY: You just can't get it done.
MOSES: [crosstalk] people down. Nobody's actually getting registered. Right? And we're not thinking that we're going to actually get anybody elected, but we're thinking that we're going to raise the consciousness of people to understand that they are actually one day going to participate and elect people.
JAY: Well, what are examples of things that were preventing you from registering people?
MOSES: Well, you have to go back to the layers of opposition, 'cause Mississippi is–I mean, one of the things that distinguishes the movement in the Mississippi theater of the civil rights movement is that it's acting against the whole state, and there's statewide organized opposition, right, which goes from the highway patrolmen who arrest you to vigilantes who attack you, to murder, right? There, you know, Medgar's not the only one who was gunned down, right?
So, anyway, in the fall of 1963, we actually run Aaron Henry and Ed King (Ed King is a white minister at Tougaloo who was from Pittsburgh, Mississippi) for governor and lieutenant governor in a parallel process and run what we call a "freedom vote", right? So people can go and register with us, right, and vote for other candidates.
JAY: It's kind of a mock vote to show what would happen if people actually could vote.
MOSES: If people actually could vote, right? But it's also a consciousness-raising issue, right, to get people in the mindset that one day they are actually going to run candidates and elect people, right?
So when we do that, then we get white students come down. Allard Lowenstein brings students from Yale and Stanford down, and the National Council of Churches brings 50 ministers from across the Midwest. We have a "Freedom Day" in Hattiesburg. We have the first integrated picket line. It starts in December and it runs right into the summer, right? But what allows it to happen is this national attention, right, these ministers coming down from all over the Midwest.
JAY: Now, there's a debate going on at this time about direct action versus registration, also direct action versus running candidates.
MOSES: That debate, actually, the issue of direct action versus voter registration, had been settled way back–I'm saying way back. I mean, one of the issues is that time is, like, collapsed. So, I mean, I think of this period of time as, like, every year is five years, right? So way back in the fall of 1961, the issue of whether we're going to do voter registration or direct action had been settled around the McComb walkout, right? In the summer of 1961, all the action is in a three-county area in the southwest part of Mississippi, right? And it's there–I mean, the first time we take people down to register in Amite County, the Highway Patrol arrests me. Right? I had been told, if I get arrested, call collect, call D.C., call John Doar in D.C. And so I did. I said, can I make a call? And I lucked out. Doar was in his office. He accepted the call.
That was is a seminal moment, 'cause what people were now aware of was that we weren't just isolated working here. We had a direct line into Washington, D.C., to the Justice Department, right? So the newspaper the next day tried to call collect, right? And so it became big headlines, right? So this was important for black people, right, that they weren't doing this just out there, right, that there was some hookup now to the federal government on this really isolated work going down, taking people down to register, right?
But then the next time we went down, after that happened, E. W. Steptoe called C. C. Bryant where I was staying in McComb and said, well, can you send some of the SNCC people out into Amite? And so I went out to Amite and began working there. And the next time we went down, I was beaten, right? So this is–you're working your way through the levels of opposition, right?
JAY: There's been some debate whether the Kennedy administration did what it could have, that some of the history tries to suggest that the Kennedy administration was very active in defending and helping the civil rights movement at this time.
MOSES: Well, here's the thing people need to understand. What actually enabled us to do the work we did was the 1957 Civil Rights Act. Now, there you're dealing with Eisenhower, who was president, and LBJ, who was the Senate majority leader from Texas. Right? So they get together and pass the first Civil Rights Act since Reconstruction, right? And people say, oh, this is a toothless bill. Actually, Jackie Robinson fires off a telegram to Eisenhower, right, protesting this toothless bill.
But that bill didn't anticipate SNCC. So that bill was for, you know, Tuskegee professors who qualified under anybody's standard, right? But it said in there that you can't, you know, interfere with these people when they're trying to register, and you also can't interfere with people who are trying to help them, right? So the Freedom Rides, remember, penetrated the sit-in movement into Mississippi, and the Freedom Riders, when they got out of jail at Parchman, were looking to do direct action, right? And they actually–Marion Barry comes down to McComb, right, and organizes the young people that we'd been working on voter registration, right, organizes them to do sit-ins. They sit in. Brenda Travis, who's a 16-year-old high school student, when she's arrested, they send her off to juvenile detention, right? And so the students, when school opens, decide they're going to walk out and protest this, right? And so we have this big, you know, the first kind of mass demonstration in the Deep South, right, a hundred and eighteen high school students marching out.
JAY: What year are we in?
MOSES: We're in '61, right? And after that happens, we're arrested. We're spending our time in jail, about 18 of us in jail, right? And on the 39th day, we get our bail. Otherwise we're in jail for couple of years, right? So there's no legal recourse. You don't have people who are able to put up their property for bonds, right, to get people out of jail.
So at that point, SNCC, I think, the direct action people in SNCC, agreed that we're not going to be able to do–they were faced with whether they wanted to do the Nelson Mandela, meaning if they're going to do direct action, then they've got to do the Mandela, they've got to [crosstalk]
JAY: You mean go to jail for a long time.
MOSES: –and stay in jail for a long time. Right. So that didn't happen, right?
JAY: Okay. We're going to continue our discussion with Bob Moses on Reality Asserts Itself on The Real News Network.


Meet Rio Rancho single women through singles community, chat room and forum on our 100% free dating site. Browse personal ads of attractive Rio Rancho girls searching flirt, romance, friendship and love. Finding Rio Rancho women is easy with internet dating services. You need not leave your own home. Just take a few minutes to create your profile on a personal site and start meeting Rio Rancho single girls.
Hello, fun, loving person wants to meet you.
I am 5'6 auburn hair, i have brown eyes i wear glasses, i am a bit overweight. I have a great sense of humor, i love to laugh! i like movies and reading.


text:
RA's Daily Russia News Blast – Feb 26, 2013
By Citizen M | Published: February 26, 2013
TODAY: Putin allies win contracts; Medvedev insists on good rapport with U.S. as poll reveals pessimism about bilateral relations; Kerry and Lavrov to meet; Schneerson documents are tip of iceberg; China gas agreement to involve Gazprom as company's prices set to fall; investor immigration simplified; Depardieu in Chechnya.
The biggest infrastructure contracts awarded by City Hall in 2011 and 2012 reportedly went to companies co-owned by close allies of President Vladimir Putin. Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev denies that the U.S. and Russia are entering a new cold war, and expressed optimism that the two sides will be able to cooperate on various issues. Over 50% of Russians have a positive attitude towards the U.S., but just 39% share Medvedev's optimism about bilateral relations, according to VTsIOM. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry will meet with Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov in Berlin today. Russia and the U.S. however are exhibiting rare cooperation in Olympic training sessions at an Alpine ski resort, where they are sharing global training facilities. Vladimir Putin has announced that Russia will not return documents to the Schneerson Collection in New York, but, notes this piece, 'the Soviet government appropriated huge amounts of property after the 1917 revolution, includiong factories, banks and assets', and has not returned any of these spoils either. Lavrov has accused the European Union of double standards in allowing nondiplomatic Ukrainian officials to enter member states without visas. 'A Ukrainian bureaucrat is no different from a Russian one,' he said.
Russia agreed yesterday to supply an annual 38 billion cubic meters of natural gas to China, with a cooperation agreement due to be signed in the coming months and expected to make Gazprom China's main supplier. Gazprom's prices are to fall in the next quarter, for the first time in years, supposedly in a bid to curb spending. Immigration laws for investors have been relaxed, with the Federal Migration Service creating five-year visas for even 'less affluent expats'. A number of British media groups are to challenge their government's alleged attempts to withhold evidence from the inquest into the murder of Alexander Litvinenko in 2006. A new law that requires companies to hire disabled people has been praised by Duma deputy Oleg Smolin, who called it 'a first step forward'.
'You may be surprised to learn that the Kremlin has a human rights agency,' writes Jeffrey D. Kahn, in an article addressing the 'courage' of Lyudmila Alexeyeva and other long-standing Russian rights experts. Gérard Depardieu arrived in Grozny, Chechnya this weekend after taking up his Russian residency, taking part in a dance performance at the home of President Ramzan Kadyrov. He is reportedly planning to shoot a film in the region.
PHOTO: Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov attends a meeting with his Dutch counterpart Frans Timmermans (not pictured) in Moscow, February 26, 2013. REUTERS/Maxim Shemetov
Tags: Russia, Vladimir Putin


Extraordinary estate in presidential that affords you the luxury of both elegance and comfort, in a prime location with exclusive views and two upper-level balconies to enjoy it from. This home is a rare gem; it offers extravagance not only through size, but through priceless, irreproducible details. Masterful craftsmanship on the wood trim, hickory hardwoods, hand-painted bathroom tiles, 2013 renovated kitchen, and a james river-imported pebble driveway.


OPEN FOR EVERYBODY – 25.03.2019 – 31.03.2019 The content of this outstanding Krav Maga Military Training is based on the Krav Maga System, based of Imi Lichtenfeld and contains the imparting of the necessary didactical skills for the supporting management of the Krav Maga training for soldiers under consideration of the rules of engagement.
All participants receive a Krav Maga Military Training certificate and the military patch. This course offers the highest level of Close Quarter Battle training for Soldiers.
Click here to buy a ticket or for more informations.


text:
Winner of The Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry 2004
THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT IS ISSUED BY THE PRESS SECRETARY TO THE QUEEN
Her Majesty has been pleased to approve the award of The Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry for the year 2004 to Mr. Hugo Williams.
Hugo Williams was born in 1942, the son of actor-playwrights Hugh and Margaret Williams, and grew up in Sussex.
He worked on the London Magazine from 1961 to 1970, since when he has earned his living as a freelance journalist and travel writer. He currently writes the 'Freelance' column in the Times Literary Supplement.
Following his debut collection in 1965, Symptoms of Loss, Hugo Williams's impressive body of work has included: Writing Home, Self Portrait with a Slide, Dock Leaves, a PBS Choice of 1994, and Billy's Rain, winner of the 1999 T. S. Eliot Prize. In 2001 Faber published his anthology: Curtain Call: 101 Portraits in Verse. Hugo Williams's Collected Poems was published in 2002.
History of the Gold Medal for Poetry
The Gold Medal for Poetry was instituted by King George V in 1933 at the suggestion of the Poet Laureate, John Masefield.
Recommendations for the award of the Medal are made by a committee of eminent men and women of letters, under the chairmanship of the Poet Laureate. The announcement of the award is made today, the probable birth date of Shakespeare in 1564.
The Medal is given for a book of verse published by someone from the United Kingdom or a Commonwealth realm. Originally the award was open only to British people, but in 1985 the scope was extended to include people from the Commonwealth realms.
The obverse of the medal bears the crowned effigy of The Queen. The idea of the reverse, which was designed by Edmund Dulac, is: "Truth emerging from her well and holding in her right hand the divine flame of inspiration - Beauty is truth and Truth Beauty".
An image of the Gold Medal for Poetry is available from the Press Association.
Mr. Williams will be presented with the medal by The Queen at Buckingham Palace on 25 May 2004.
For further information about Mr Williams contact Rachel Alexander 0207 4657 553 or Anna Pallai 0207 657 556 at Faber and Faber.
Previous recipients of The Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry
1934 Laurence Whistler
1936 W H Auden
1940 Michael Thwaites
1952 Andrew Young
1953 Arthur Waley
1954 Ralph Hodgson
1955 Ruth Pitter
1956 Edmund Blunden
1957 Siegfried Sassoon
1959 Francis Cornford
1960 John Betjeman
1962 Christopher Fry
1963 William Plomer
1964 R. S. Thomas
1965 Philip Larkin
1967 Charles Causley
1968 Robert Graves
1969 Stevie Smith
1970 Roy Fuller
1971 Sir Stephen Spender
1973 John Heath-Stubbs
1974 Ted Hughes
1977 Norman Nicholson
1981 D. J. Enright
1986 Norman MacCaig
1988 Derek Walcott
1989 Allen Curnow
1990 Sorley Maclean
1991 Judith Wright
1992 Kathleen Raine
1996 Peter Redgrove
1998 Les Murray
2000 Edwin Morgan
2001 Michael Longley
2002 Peter Porter
2003 U.A. Fanthorpe
The Prince of Wales attended The Royal Africa Society Film Festival
The Queen Consort's work on Violence Against Women
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Visited the Foundling Museum
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visited the Foundling Museum on Wednesday 19th January
The Duchess of Cambridge visited the Imperial War Museum to open two new galleries
The Duchess of Cambridge visited the Imperial War Museum
The Duchess of Gloucester and Music
The Queen's Medal for Music 2020
The Prince of Wales joins Classic FM for two special programmes
The Duchess of Cornwall joins a video call with Dame Darcey Bussell and Angela Rippon
The Duchess of Cornwall delivers a speech on Domestic Violence at the WOW Festival 2020
The Duke of Kent joins commemorations to mark the 75th anniversary of the bombing of Dresden
BAFTA is an excellent British institution, and a unique charity with a truly global reach.
A speech by The Duke of Cambridge at the opening of BAFTA Piccadilly
The Duke of Cambridge opens BAFTA Piccadilly and launches BAFTA: Behind the Screens exhibition
New patronage announced for The Duchess of Cambridge
The Duke of Kent awards the 10th Dresden Peace Prize
I believe we should celebrate all our leading galleries, museums, and cultural centres playing a greater role in communities, not just in London, but up and down the country too.
A speech by The Duchess of Cambridge at the opening of V&A Dundee
The Duchess of Sussex's first visit to the National Theatre as Patron
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visit Dundee
The Countess of Wessex celebrates the 10th anniversary of the London College of Fashion's 'Better Lives' campaign
The Duchess of Cambridge opens the V&A's new photography centre
The Duchess of Sussex attends the opening of Oceania at the Royal Academy of Art
Opening up the Royal Archives
Exhibition selected by The Prince of Wales will mark HRH's 70th birthday at Buckingham Palace Summer Opening
The Queen visits the Royal Academy
Princess Alexandra attends a concert to celebrate the power of music on people suffering with dementia
Charities Forum train ride from Paddington Station
Sentebale
Sentebale was co-founded by Prince Harry to help vulnerable children in Lesotho
The Earl of Wessex visits the National Youth Theatre
The Queen's Patronages
The Earl celebrates the 60th anniversary of the National Youth Theatre
The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh attend a Royal Academy of Arts Award ceremony
Investiture Stories: Ten-year-old ballerina receives her granny's CBE
The Queen's Medal for Music 2015
Young musicians perform at Buckingham Palace hosted by The Duchess of Kent
The Duchess visits the #Vogue100 exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery
The Duchess of Cambridge and National Portrait Gallery #Vogue100
The Countess of Wessex visits London College of Fashion
The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall mark #Shakespeare400.
In a Galaxy far, far, away...
Women Of The World
The Queen's Gold Medal for Poetry 2015
Queen's Medal for Music 2014 announced
This GREAT Festival is a statement from the United Kingdom that we are excited about partnering with China in creativity and innovation.
A speech by The Duke of Cambridge at the opening of the GREAT festival Shanghai
I can barely think of another country on earth which pays so much reverence to its ancient customs whilst also being so outwardly modern.
A speech by The Duke of Cambridge at the Innovation is Great event, Tokyo, Japan
The Duke of Kent to receive Dresden peace prize


El objetivo de este trabajo fue determinar las causas infecciosas en meningitis y encefalitis en niños, utilizando conjuntamente la microbiología convencional y. Full Text Available El objetivo fue revisar la encefalitis en niños y adolescentes, su etiología, manifestaciones clínicas, fisiopatología, métodos diagnósticos y. Downloaded from on January 19, – Published by com Review Encephalitis in children Clara Thompson.
This case presentation demonstrates the superiority of cerebral NMR over computerized tomography for detecting early temporal lobe changes consistent with acute herpes simplex encephalitis. The disease is commonly seen among elderly people and immunocompromised individuals, it is also rarely observed in immunocompetent children though.
There is a unilateral appearance of grouped vesicular eruption on an erythematous background which may involve contiguous dermatomes.
Full Text Available A 32 year old female presented to us with herpes zoster involving the T 8 to T 10 dermatomes. Organic synthesis was used to prepare compounds, High Performance Liquid Chromatography HPLC to analyze hydrolytic conversion, Mass Spectrometry MS encefaliris measure oral bioavailability, and mouse latent infection and induced reactivation to evaluate the efficacy of a specific prodrug.
Clinical presentation of intracranial hemorrhage overlapped the encephalitic symptoms in two-thirds of the patients. The beneficial effects of yerpetica in encegalitis with antibodies against the NMDAR have yet to be established, as well as the possible benefits of steroid therapy or oral valacyclovir following IV acyclovir. Involvement of the basal ganglia, cerebellum, and brainstem is uncommon. Las secuelas en los pacientes tratados son significativas. Activation of Herpes Simplex Infection after Tattoo.
Status of prophylactic and therapeutic genital herpes vaccines. Complications of these primary infections may include aseptic meningitis and urine retention secondary to sacral radiculopathy or autonomic dysfunction.
Serial CT scannings in herpes simplex encephalitis. Assigned 21 individuals with recurrent genital herpes to psychosocial intervention, social support, or waiting-list control conditions.
Iniciou-se CBZ mg. The viruses penetrate the organism mainly through the respiratory ways, digestive and urinary-sexual organs and skin. This exam reveals mild epithelial hyperplasia and.
The most common complications are secondary bacterial infection, depigmentation, and scarring. A retrospective chart review was performed at multiple academic eye centers with the inclusion criteria of all eyes presenting with optic neuropathy within 1 month of cutaneous zoster of the ipsilateral trigeminal dermatome.
In this paper we discussed a 17 months old patient with genital herpes and approach to genital herpes in children. Recurrent herpes labialis and HSV-1 herpes genitalis: Characterization of caprine arthritis-encephalitis disease in Salta and Jujuy provinces.
All the individuals had anti-varicella zoster virus antibodies, but none of them developed infection.
This study aims to evaluate the knowledge of a sample of Medical students on the Brazilian BD diagnosis protocol. We report the case of a male, year-old resident in the City of Buenos Aires, with a diagnosis of St. The incidence increased from 2. Later in March drew att Resistance to ACV has become a concerning issue.
For peripartum transmission to occur, women must be shedding the virus in their genital tracts symptomatically or asymptomatically around the time of delivery. Urinary retention is uncommon in patients with herpes zoster and anogenital herpes simplex. The clinical dermatological findings polycyclic configuration, easily bleeding ulcers are thus especially important in patients under intensive care conditions. Urinary retention associated with herpes zoster infection. CT revealed marked cerebral atrophy and subdural hematoma which were surgically treated.
We found an alteration in the absolute latencies of Waves I and III and in all the interpeak latencies, in the right ear.
The possibility of sacral radiculopathy after herpes genitalis must be considered when evaluating acute or episodic neurogenic bladders. There was no other urinary symptom at the first medical examination. Enfermedad neurologica por adenovirus Neurologic disease due to adenovirus infection. Symptoms of herpes are called outbreaks. No complications were observed during the procedure thanks to the so careful technique that was used. The herpetic encephalitis is a serious disease associated to the herpes virus simplex 1 or 2 with nio mortality, permanent encefalitiw of complications and neurological sequels.
Observacional coorte com corte transversal. Clean intermittent catheterization was performed, and voiding function was recovered in weeks average, 5.
Foram utilizados como instrumentos de coleta de dados: Earlier treatment within 48 encefalitis herpetica of symptom onset improves the chances of a good recovery. Hemorrhagic stroke after naphazoline exposition: Referring to 9 patients of our own material we report on the pattern of distribution and the development of CT-changes in herpes simplex encephalitis HSE.
Post-herpetic neuralgia is the most common complication associated with herpes zoster. In the primary stage the typical lesions are vesicles, which rupture, leaving painful shallow ulcerations. On the other hand, complications such as granulomas, allergic reactions, Koebner phenomenon, lupus erythematosus, psoriasis, lichen ruber planus, hepatitis C, and HIV infections should also be considered as potential consequences of niox The changes rncefalitis primarily occur in the mouth with manifest lymphadenopathy of the surrounding area emerge with respect to the type of the acute infection dis-ease.
HSV-2 causes genital herpes. Clinical, virological, immunological and therapeutic data were collated.
Diagnostic and therapeutic advances have led to improvements in mortality and, to a lesser extent, neurodevelopmental outcomes, but room exists for further improvement. Share Facts, Not Fears.
Herpes zoster or shingles is reactivation of the varicella zoster virus that had entered the cutaneous nerve endings during an earlier episode of chicken pox traveled to the dorsal root ganglia and remained in a latent form. Cell-mediated immunity plays a role in this reactivation.


Airaa Full Movie Leaked Online in Tamilrockers Piracy Site; Airaa movie starring Nayanthara in lead role and directed by Sarjun Km released worldwide this weekend by KJR Studios and had a good opening in Tamil Nadu. The film got a mixed response from the audience and very average reviews for the critics. While the bookings for the weekend were on a roll, the film leaked in the piracy site tamilrockers on the release day.
Nayanthara plays a dual role in the film as Yamuna and Bhavani and she is surrounded by praises for her performance. Actor Kalai and other cast were also receiving good acclaim for their respective roles. Privacy is being a major concern unstoppable by the industry and costing big bucks for the makers. Apart from the revenue cut, it is also playing with the aspiring makers from getting the deserved acclaim among the audience.
After all the highly successful films of Nayanthara in which she played the main lead role, the superstar actress is keenly looked forward to delivering another blockbuster with good content in the film. Airaa highly depends on the weekend numbers to showcase the box office status as Nayan has a huge fanbase which would help in filling the theaters irrespective of the reports. The film is successfully running in theaters and the audiences are requested to watch it in theaters instead of giving the hard-earned product value to pirate sites like Tamilrockers.


text:
You are here Holiday Ideas Travel blogs Lost in translation? Airline cancels reservation but charges passenger anyway
Lost in translation? Airline cancels reservation but charges passenger anyway
Can an airline charge you for a ticket it canceled? If you said "not in America" you're right.
Barbara Salvadore booked a ticket from Frankfurt to Vienna last fall through Air Berlin. But when she called the carrier to confirm her flight, a representative told her her tickets had been canceled because of a problem with her credit card. She went to the airport on the day of her departure to see if she could use another card, but the airline insisted that she pay a walk-up fare that was seven times higher than the original price. She decided to take the train, instead.
End of story? Not quite.
I received a letter from Air Berlin stating I owed them money for the flight that I booked. I e-mailed them back, explained to them that they were the one who canceled my flight and I did not fly Air Berlin.
I received my second letter today stating I owe Air Berlin 149 Euro or they will take legal action against me.
I am clueless why I would owe Air Berlin money since I did not fly with them and they canceled my flight. From my e-mail correspondence with them, they do not seem to understand they are asking for payment for a service not rendered.
I thought there must be some kind of misunderstanding, so I contacted Air Berlin on Salvadore's behalf. Diane Daedelow, a spokeswoman for the airline, responded:
Continue reading on elliott.org
Christopher Elliott has been called one of the world's leading travel experts. But his focus isn't on the destination, or ev…
Pay to sit with your own kids on a plane!
Although being separated from my kids on a long flight appeals to me on one level, I am sensitive to the fact that it could be another passenger's worst nightmare.
Pay a seat reservation fee — or your kids don't fly with you
Being separated from your family while you're traveling is every child's worst nightmare. Every parent's, too.
Ridiculous or not? A fee to print a boarding pass – no, seriously
Here's the problem with Spirit Airlines' new $5 fee for printing a boarding pass, according to Dennis Tucker. Not everyone has access to a PC and printer when they're on the road.
Hotel reservation agent: "I feel very guilty about lying"
Mary is an in-house reservation agent for an upscale, full-service hotel in a major American city.


The Edmonson Voice is proud to feature a new column on our network, "Nolin Lake Fishing Report" from Terry Watts. Terry is a Cabela's guide and pro staff member. He is a retired educator from the Lexington area and contributes his fishing reports to Cabela's in Bowling Green and Louisville. He also volunteers with Nolin Lake area groups and in youth programs for the Corps of Engineers. You can find out more about Terry and his lake guide service by clicking on the photo above.
Lake conditions are constantly changing due fronts and precipitation amounts. As of today, the current elevation is about 5 feet above summer pool and falling. Surface temps remain around 55 degrees. Clarity ranges from clear to stained.
Bass fishing has been fair. Spinnerbaits and chatterbaits have been good in the back of creeks and around shallow docks. White or shad patterns have been good flavors and 1/2 ounce has been a good size. Sunlight and wind are major factors influencing the bass bite this time of year.
White bass are biting very good on spinners and grubs in the upper river. A 1/8 ounce Cabelas bed jig with a white grub or 1/8 ounce rooster tail is a good choice.
Crappie fishing has been slow with fish remaining deeper than usual for this time of year. Try minnows or tube jigs fished around 10 feet in standing timber or near blowdowns along deep banks.
Wear your PFD when on the water and take your kids fishing.
Glad a weekly report will be available.
This is awesome!! We have needed this for quite a while. Thank you for doing this for the fishermen of Nolin Lake.


Holiday World & Splashin' Safari in Santa Claus, Indiana, is celebrating its 70th birthday season with some changes to its "middle child," The Legend. Much of the ride is being retracked by Great Coasters International Inc., and reinforced structure will also be added in places. There will be a new double down added right after the helix, as well as a new tunnel.
To hear all the specifics, check out this video.


Carmen Polledo said that she felt the tremendous advantages of open distance education after the visit. Like China, education has always been the focus of the Argentine government. Buenos Aires, the capital city of Argentina, has a number of open educational institutions. The municipal government is also exploring the establishment of a municipal university like Shanghai Open University. Both sides can explore resources cooperation in the field of culture, language, and academic disciplines on this basis, and expand this form of cooperation to other universities in Argentina.
The meeting enhanced the mutual understanding between the higher education fields in Shanghai and Buenos Aires, and the two sides will carry out practical cooperation projects in order to enhance Sino-Argentine education exchanges and cooperation.
Director of the Foreign Affairs Division of the Shanghai Municipal CPPCC Office, Mr. Wang Junwei, accompanied the delegation. Representatives from the Foreign Affairs Office, Development and Research Department, Institute of International Exchange of SOU participated in the meeting.


Emergencies requiring first aid assistance sometimes involve entire communities, and we have developed systems to provide large-scale support. We can work alongside the statutory services when they are overstretched, whether during extreme weather conditions (so-called 'winter pressures'), following major accidents or local or national emergencies. We take part in multi-agency emergency planning exercises as well as our own.
As the largest pan-England ambulance operation, we are able to deploy clinical teams and vehicles at short notice where they are needed. But – since first aid can be needed anywhere and at any time – we are also determined to increase individual communities' resilience both through formal planning and through simply increasing the number of people who understand how to, and feel empowered to provide first aid when the need arises.
That's why it's so important to spread first aid skills wherever possible, and why we speak of a generation of life savers. But it's also important that people who have life saving skills feel that they can use them. In 2015, the Social Action, Responsibility and Heroism Bill became law. Its purpose was to encourage people to step forward in cases of emergency, by assuring first aiders that courts would take into account that they were acting selflessly. While the Bill was going through Parliament, we successfully campaigned for its wording to reflect good first aid practice. We welcome the new Act and trust that it will have an effect on making first aid a cultural norm.


When something is stated as a fact when it is not, in fact, a fact.
"We were mining, ahostile came to belt, I docked my 3 ships, the guy mining with me docked his 2 ships.
It looked clear, I let him know that it was clear and he went back to mining.
Shortly after an Arazu decloaked and lit a covert cyno next to him.
20ish stealth bombers appeared and gave yet another example of a Chronoism."
Get a Chronoism mug for your father-in-law Abdul.


We are busy, busy, busy!! That's a good thing and we are loving it!! Sharynn and Darrell just got back from the Indiana Heritage Quilt Show in Bloomington and had a very successful week. We are working on the Charming Shop Hop and getting everything ready. If you have not bought your passport, you can still do so for $5.00. Our projects using the charms are coming along nicely. You are going to love it! The Shop Hop begins in 3 weeks…..mark your calendar for March 29, 30, 31, & April 1. Over 250 passports have been sold and we are so excited that so many have already signed up. We are looking forward to seeing everyone!
We will fill our class room with Long-arm Machines and the well-known Handi Quilter educator Susan Jungerheld will be conducting our event.
There is a sign-up sheet available in the shop with a cost of each class. These classes are filling fast so be sure to reserve your spot as space is limited. Please call (812-346-4731).
3 hour Afternoon Class You Can Do That on a Handi Quilter?!
Quilter Retail shops in the United States and in Germany, South Africa, and Dubai, UAE.
Susan has also been a classroom educator with the Original Sewing & Quilt Expo.
Celebrate National Quilting Month with AccuQuilt!!! Save $30.00 on all GO! Cutters. GO! BIG electric fabric cutter is $469.99 after rebate. GO! Fabric Cutter is $219.99 after rebate and GO! Baby fabric cutter is $99.99 after rebate. This offer is valid from 3/1/17 to 3/31/17.
March 29, 30, 31, & April 1---2017 Charming Shop Hop! Eight shops chocked full for your pleasure!! Lots of prizes including the Grand Prize of a Janome 3160QDC sewing machine, 8 - $25.00 gift certificates, 8 - $50.00 gift certificates, Gift Basket with 80 fat quarters, and 8 – in-store gift baskets. You don't want to miss this one!
Janome Skyline S7 is on EXTRA SPECIAL PRICING FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH!! The MSRP on this machine is $2899.00. Come in and check out our VERY special price!!! This will only last until the end of March. Come in and "test drive" this one!!
On St. Patrick's Day (March 17th) ONLY….all green fabric MARKED WITH A PINK DOT will be on 25% off!!! This is a ONE DAY SALE!
On April 26th, we'll have our sit 'n' sew again. We are looking forward to an afternoon of sewing with our friends. Come and enjoy an afternoon of uninterrupted sewing. For $5.00 you can sew from 1:30 to 4:30. Finish that UFO that is bugging you or start a new project.
The Clifty Retreat is full. If you HAVE NOT made your final payment, it is due NOW. Please be sure that you are paid in full.
Check us out on Facebook and be sure to share our posts!
Don't forget to have your machine cleaned at least once a year.
If you aren't sure what to buy mom for Mother's Day, we still have our 20% - 25% off sale on items in the tubs. These make wonderful Mother's Day gifts. Check it out!!


text:
What year was the first heart transplant?
The first heart transplant took place on December 3rd 1967 and was performed by Dr Christiaan Barnard and took place in Cape Town, South Africa
On 3 December 1967, South African doctor, Dr Christiaan (Chris) Barnard, performed the world's first human to human heart transplant at Groote Schuur Hospital, Cape Town
C. K. Russell
When was the first heart transplant?
Where was the first heart transplant?
When was the first human heart transplant?
When was the first successful heart transplant?
When was the first artificial heart transplant?
When was the very first heart transplant?
When was the first pig heart transplant?
What was the date of the first heart transplant?
Who did the first heart transplant?
Who did the first artificial heart transplant?
Which doctor performed the first heart transplant?
Where did the first heart transplant happen?
Who invented the heart transplant?
When was the first lung transplant?
When was the first long transplant?
When was the first kidney transplant?
When was the first kidney transplant performed?
How much is a heart transplant?
What was the first successful artificial heart?
What is the life expectancy after a heart transplant?
Who did the first kidney transplant?
When was the first open heart surgery?
What year was the first computer?
What was the name of the first artificial heart?
Is there such thing as a heart transplant?