Intelligent Design theory reveals that the planet Jupiter, the Sun and the Milky Way galaxy are the natural causes of climate change, both global warming and global cooling; the carbon dioxide global warming and climate change is a hoax and burning fossil fuel as the cause is a fraud. We are now in a global cooling cycle that will last from 1999 to 2059. Many scientists have cited excellent scientific reasons why the carbon dioxide global climate change is a hoax. Any so-called scientist that believes that carbon dioxide can cause global warming is not a scientist. Please refer to Related Links. Examples are that burning fossil fuels and carbon dioxide from industry and automobiles are insignificant compared to the carbon dioxide from the oceans. Carbon dioxide is only 0.04 percent of the Earth's atmosphere and has little or no effect on the temperature of the Earth. Another proof of deception is that the greenhouse effect of carbon dioxide is negligible compared to water vapor in the atmosphere as a result of the increased temperature of the ocean. More scientific proof of the fossil fuel global warming misinformation is that while the surface of the Earth and oceans are heated by the Sun, the temperature of the Earth's atmosphere is primarily caused by the water vapor released because of the increased temperature of the ocean. The temperatures of Jupiter, Mars and our oceans are also increasing because of Jupiter's, Earth's, Mars and the Sun's magnetic fields, and not because humans are putting more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Jupiter is the main cause of global warming.
Automobile exhaust reduces the brightness of the Sun, which should lower earth's temperature, if anything. Automobile exhaust did not cause simultaneous global warming of the Sun, Jupiter, Mars or the Earth.
It so happens that the atmosphere of Mars is 95.32 percent carbon dioxide! Yet Mars has no greenhouse effect whatsoever. The temperature of Mars ranges from plus 20 - 40 F during the day to minus 400 F during the night, or about +0 C during the day to about -140 C at night, depending on the source of information. The atmospheric pressure of Mars is only 0.7 percent of that of the earth. If I understand this correctly, 0.007 X 95.32% = 0.667% carbon dioxide on Mars when equated to earth's atmosphere, compared to 0.038% CO2 on earth. So Mars has 17.55 times the carbon dioxide density of the CO2 on earth.
The almost pure carbon dioxide atmosphere of Mars does not hold the heat at night that is produced by the radiation of the sun during the day. To justify the 0.038 percent level of carbon dioxide on earth as greenhouse effect, scientists fraudulently promoting global warming claim that nitrogen and oxygen in the air (approximately 79 percent and 21 percent respectively) are diatomic and therefore cannot store heat energy, while carbon dioxide is triatomic. They conveniently overlook the fact that water vapor is also triatomic and ranges from about 20 percent to 100 percent relative humidity! This gives water vapor thousands of times more heat storage ability than the extremely low level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. The sad fact is that carbon dioxide has no greenhouse effect at all!
I asked the Lord in Jesus name (John14:6; Revelation 3:20) if global warming is true or not, and expected a "yes" or "no" answer. Instead, the still small voice I heard was, "Jupiter!" When I researched everything I could find on Jupiter, it became obvious that global climate change is caused primarily by Jupiter. Intelligent Design Theory goes beyond the obvious scientific blunders of the fossil fuel carbon dioxide global warming and climate change hoax by looking at the cosmos, the Earth's interior and the entire solar system. The truth becomes obvious that we did indeed experience global warming, not caused by the phony fossil fuel and carbon dioxide story, but surprisingly, mostly by the planet Jupiter. On October 28, 1999 Jupiter was the closest it has been to the Earth and the Sun in 59.6 years. As Jupiter moves away from the Earth and the Sun, we are now experiencing global cooling. For information on Jupiter's effect on the Sun and the Earth, see Related Links. The Earth's temperature over the past 150 years is shown in the graph below. This shows the Earth's variations in temperature as following the Sun's sunspot activity which coincides with Jupiter's eleven-year orbit around the Sun, with major fluctuations occurring every 59.6 years coinciding with Jupiter's closet approaches to the Sun and Earth. The increase in carbon dioxide shown coincides with Jupiter's magnetic field interacting with Earth's magnetic field and increasing the temperature of the ocean, with drives carbon dioxide out of the ocean water.
The past six springs (2005 - 2010) were the coldest springs since 1939 which was sixty years before 1999. 1934 was the warmest year of the Twentieth Century when Jupiter was close to the Sun and Earth. Jupiter's 11.86 year orbit around the Sun put Jupiter on the other side of the Sun in 2006, accounting for our coldest springs and falls recently. In 2018 Jupiter will again be on the other side of the sun and this be be even colder than the last orbit of Jupiter. Jupiter will again be on this side of the sun, causing the earth to warm again during 2011 - 2015. The cold spring weather of 2005 - 2010 was not caused by automobile exhaust, but by fewer clouds in the sky. With fewer clouds, more heat from the Earth radiates into space.
The effect of human activities on the Earth is insignificant compared to the radiation from the Sun, the magnetic and gravitational fields and eccentric orbit of Jupiter, the moon and the tilt of the Earth's axis. These not only affect the temperature of the Earth, but affect the tides, menstrual cycles, human and animal behavior, earthquakes, tsunamis, El Niño, volcanoes, winds and rains, aurora borealis and the temperature of the oceans. Global warming caused by human emissions of carbon dioxide is a hoax and a myth. Solar ultraviolet radiation doubles and declines in eleven-year cycles. Carbon dioxide does not cause cyclones as Al Gore says. Jupiter's magnetic field increased the heat in the interior of the Earth by interacting with the earth's magnetic field, raising the temperature of the ocean and causing cyclones and other results of a hotter Earth interior.
Is carbon dioxide global warming caused by today's 2,000-acre forest fires compared to 2,000,000-acre forest fires of the past? Obviously it is not. How about the 59.6-year oscillation of Jupiter's 11.86-year orbit around the Sun and the fact that Jupiter was the closest to the Earth and the Sun on October 28, 1999 than it has been in 59.6 years? Jupiter is 1,317 times the size and 318 times the mass of the Earth, and its magnetic field of ten times the Earth's reacts with Earth's magnetic field to produce heat in the core of the earth, as any electrical engineer would know. The eleven-year sunspot cycle, the Sun's radiation, aurora borealis and flipping of the Sun's magnetic field are also related to Jupiter and are not related to carbon dioxide. The Sun's magnetic field, Earth's magnetic field and Jupiter's magnetic field have millions of times the effect on the temperature of the Earth than anything insignificant humans can do. I predict 11.6 year cycles of global cooling of the Earth beginning in 1999 and lasting thirty years as Jupiter moves away that will expose fossil fuel global climate change and global warming caused by humans as the hoax that it is. It will then take thirty more years for the earth to warm up again. Meanwhile, warming peaks will occur in 2012, 2024 and 2035 as Jupiter orbits the sun every 11.86 years. Flooding will also occur during these times as Jupiter's magnetic field warms the center of the earth's magnetic field with each orbit around the sun.
Jupiter orbits the Sun every 11.86 years, probably causing the eleven-year sunspot cycle, the eleven-year solar heat and solar radiation cycle. Jupiter's magnetic field is even strong enough to cause the Sun's magnetic field to flip 180 degrees every eleven years. But the greatest effect of Jupiter's present proximity to the Earth and the Sun and Mars is that its magnetic field heats the interior of the Earth and Mars. According to NASA electrical activity in Jupiter is so strong that it pours billions of watts into Earth's own magnetic field every day. This has raised the temperature of the ocean 4 - 6 degrees C compared to the Earth's atmosphere increasing only 0.6 degrees. The ocean is now putting much more water vapor into our atmosphere, and is also putting more carbon dioxide into our atmosphere. NOTE: NASA and NOAA temperature data includes the temperature of the surface of the ocean. Sea surface temperature data greatly influences global air temperature.
Jupiter's magnetic field that rotates with Jupiter every 10-hour Jupiter day has heated the interior of the Earth, which is heating the ocean. More heat in the interior of the Earth causes earthquakes, tsunamis, El Niño, floods and volcanoes that carbon dioxide cannot possibly cause. Heating the ocean puts more water vapor into the atmosphere which causes greenhouse effect, more rain, snow, floods and global warming. Carbon dioxide does not cause rain or floods. The University of Minnesota reported in Seiche, May 2008 that since 1980, Lake Superior has warmed twice as fast as the regional air temperature. Did automobiles heat up Lake Superior? No, Jupiter's magnetic field heated the interior of the Earth. This increased the temperature of the oceans and Lake Superior, producing more water vapor in the atmosphere. The increased water vapor caused the greenhouse effect of heating the air and producing floods.
The proximity of Jupiter to the sun also increases the irradiance of the sun http://www.john-daly.com/hockey/hockey.htm. The increase of the sun's irradiance on the earth is directly related to the earth's global temperature. Human emission of carbon dioxide into the earth's atmosphere does not increase the irradiance of the sun. What makes intense Northern lights, Carbon dioxide or increased solar flares that will peak in 2012 when Jupiter is closest to the sun and the earth? The so called "Hockey Stick" increase in global temperature is another fraud, based on tree rings, which is based on growth rates of trees caused by rainfall, not carbon dioxide.
As Jupiter moves away from the Earth and the Sun, we are now experiencing global cooling. But that will only last thirty years, and then the Earth will begin to warm again. The Earth will not warm each 11.86-year cycle as much as it did in 1999, because the eccentricity of Jupiter's orbit around the Sun will increase its distance from the Sun and the Earth every 11.86 years, making 2012 the warmest peak of the cycle. So we are already in a 30-year cycle of global cooling. The summer and fall of 2010 was again unseasonably warm as Jupiter was again close to the sun and earth. I predict twenty more years of global cooling, with warmer temperatures in 2022 to 2033.
More proof that Jupiter is the main cause of climate change is evidenced by the sixty-year cycle of hurricanes. As Jupiter's huge magnetic field interacts with earth's magnetic field, the magnetic core of the earth is heated. This caused the ocean to heat up not only causing an increase in water vapor in the atmosphere, causing greenhouse effect, but also causing an increase in hurricanes. As evaporation of warmer water from the oceans causes the air above the oceans to rise, hurricanes are produced, not only every fall, but the occurrence of hurricanes follows the same sixty-year cycle the climate change follows.
This graph shows the sixty-year cycles of the number of cyclones (hurricanes plus tropical storms) that have been observed since 1850. This coincides with the heating of earth's core by Jupiter's magnetic field interacting with earth's magnetic field every sixty years: 1880, 1940 and 2000. Image by: Robert Lund, Clemson University.
In addition to Jupiter being close to the earth in 2012, the earth is now passing through the galactic equator of the Milky Way. This is causing the earth to receive solar flares of energy, not only from the sun, but from the entire Milky Way galaxy. Sunspots emit solar flares http://www.mnn.com/earth-matters/space/stories/giant-sunspot-emits-major-solar-flare and sunspot activity corresponds to Jupiter's close proximity to the sun in its 11.86 - year revolution around the sun.
Promoters of Cap and Trade taxation and the destruction of the US economy correlate an increase in carbon dioxide as the cause of the fictional increase in global warming (http://zfacts.com/p/226.html). The sad scientific fact is that as the temperature of the ocean increases, more carbon dioxide is released by the ocean water than by humans, animals or forest fires. This is easily confirmed by testing the carbon dioxide content of carbonated water, heating the water, and again testing the carbon dioxide content. Heating carbonated water cause a release of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Heating of the ocean as a result of the increased temperature of the earth's core is the prime source of excess carbon dioxide and water vapor (floods) in the world. The atmosphere contains 720 billion tons of CO2 of which humans contribute only 6 billion tons (0.83%). The oceans, land and atmosphere exchange CO2 continuously so the additional load by humans is incredibly small. A small increase in ocean temperature causes a much more severe rise than any carbon dioxide we could produce. Increased carbon dioxide does not cause global warming. Instead, increased ocean temperature causes increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, but increased water vapor from the ocean causes global warming.
Water vapor contributes 95 percent of global warming. Man-made carbon dioxide is only 0.117 percent of total carbon dioxide in the air and contributes only 0.0047 percent carbon dioxide to the atmosphere. Reducing man-made carbon dioxide by 30 percent in accordance with Kyoto Protocol would reduce the Earth's temperature by only 1/20th of one degree by 2050 AD, assuming all other factors, including Jupiter and water vapor did not change, which they definitely will. The only affect limiting and taxing fuel will have on humanity is increased prices, business failures, destruction of the US economy and world-wide depression.
Since Al Gore's fabrications about polar bears and declining glaciers while three times as many glaciers were increasing than decreasing, the US and other governments and news media around the world that are intent on destroying free enterprise have perpetuated the fraud.
The coldest winters of 2009 - 2010 and 2013 - 2014 the United States, Europe and Russia have had in the past 100 years have been totally ignored after initial news casts.
NASA Goddard Institute for space studies (GISS) and NOAA reported increases in temperature at 1500 of their monitoring stations while deleting the cooling data from 4500 of their monitoring stations. This was exposed by Meteorologist Anthony Watts and Joseph D'Aleo, co-founder of the Weather Channel.
The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) predicted that the climate in South America would rapidly wipe out the rainforests. Now, with freezing snow all over the United States, Europe and Asia, governmental agencies are blaming the freezing snow and floods on global warming and global climate change. The truth is, as anyone can observe fog being produced by cold air over warm water, the ocean is producing more water vapor because of the colder air over it.
Melting of glaciers in the Himalayas is a fraud perpetrated by IPCC, NASA and other agencies and based on the speculation of an Indian professor Syed Hasnain in 1999 that if global warming is true, it could happen!
According to the UK Reporter, increased hurricane intensity data cited by IPCC came from computer climate models, while observational data shows no increase.
The warming of eastern China was based on the local effects of the spreading of cities.
According to the UK Times reporter, Jonathan Leake, and the EU Referendum Blog, The IPCC prediction that by 2020, yields from rain-fed agriculture could decline by up to 50 percent is based on a report produced by a Canadian advocacy group, written by an obscure Moroccan who specializes in carbon trading citing references that do not support his claims.
In February, 2010 the IPCC admitted wrongly stating in 2007 that 55 percent of the Netherlands lies below sea level, when in fact, only 26 percent is below sea level, and has been for centuries.
All the data that created the "hockey stick" graph has been "misplaced" or "lost".
Methane in the atmosphere in the presence of oxygen and sunlight converts to carbon dioxide and water as part of Intelligent Design. Carbon dioxide has no effect on global warming. Carbon dioxide is essential for all plant life.
Carbon dioxide has absolutely nothing to do with increasing earthquakes, volcanoes and tsunamis in by the 2012 end of the world predictions.
The global warming fabricators are now claiming that the melting of the Arctic ice is causing 32 degree F water to flow into the ocean, thereby heating the ocean, which is an absolute impossibility, and causing the dramatic drop in global temperatures since 2000 AD, another absolute impossibility. The fact is, we have been undergoing a thirty-year drop in global temperature due to Jupiter moving away from the sun and earth that began in 2000, which will cause world-wide famines and starvation due to crops freezing until 2060 AD.
The hole in the ozone layer is another myth as the hole in the ozone layer has been with us since Antarctica froze. The hole is not there from carbon dioxide, but because there is no oxygen from trees in Antarctica. Ozone is produced by ultraviolet light from the Sun radiating on oxygen. Intelligent Design Theory teaches that ultraviolet is essential for life. Contact the author to disprove it if you can.
Godless science does not understand global warming, global cooling, climate change, acid rain cause and effect and its benefits, the hole in the ozone layer and its real cause, and does not understand the importance of forest fires. So Godless science wants to shut down all industry and prevent controlled, beneficial forest fires, which have been replaced to an insignificant extent by burning oil. To preserve our environment and have abundant life at the same time, Intelligent Design Theory should be taught in school. Maybe we will also learn in the battle of evolution vs. creationism that oil is not a fossil fuel, but is continuously produced by all vegetation, more every day than we can possibly use. According to Intelligent Design Theory, the carbon bound by vegetation must be released back to the atmosphere to preserve life on Earth and in the unlikely event that fossil fuel global warming and global climate change is not a fraud, to help prevent the pending Earth cooling cycle and maybe even a glacial age. Pray for America's immediate return to Jesus because God has given us many warnings that if we do not return to Jesus by October of 2015, we will experience serious disaster. Read the two books by Jonathan Cahn, The Harbinger and The Mystery of the Shemitah for indisputable proof.
Is global warming caused by today's 2,000-acre forest fires compared to 2,000,000-acre forest fires of the past? Obviously it is not. How about the shift from burning oil and coal in our homes and factories to hydroelectric power and nuclear power stations? Did that make more CO2?
Intelligent Design Theory indicates that the planet Jupiter is the natural cause of global warming global cooling and climate change. The political outcry on carbon dioxide and global climate change and proposed ban on fossil fuels and the world supply of oil is a pretext created by creationism vs. evolution. Jupiter is the main cause of global warming and global cooling, and the Earth is now cooling. The real problem with burning oil is not global warming or climate change (which is now global cooling). The problem is that our petrodollars are funding terrorists whose stated goal is to annihilate all non-Muslims from the face of the Earth. Meanwhile our evolutionist environmentalists prevent us from drilling for oil in the United States and offshore, while Cuba England and China drill offshore of the United States, and our tax dollars fund offshore drilling in Brazil, a company owned by George Soros, President Obama's political campaign funder. Obama then spent your tax dollars to fund offshore drilling for Brazil. Let's use Intelligent Design concepts to expose the falsehood of fossil fuel and the carbon dioxide global warming and global climate change hoax.
Our benevolent government now knows that the earth has been cooling for the past fourteen years, so they have renamed global warming to "global climate change", and blame the freezing snow on global warming! http://blog.algore.com/2011/02/an_answer_for_bill.html. They still are planning to destroy the economy of the entire world by taxing and fining carbon dioxide emissions. Their original false pretext was that carbon dioxide emissions caused a greenhouse effect and was warming the earth. Now they are using carbon dioxide as an excuse for global cooling, or any change in earth temperature! Carbon dioxide cannot both warm the earth and cool the earth. Intelligent Design theory reveals that the planet Jupiter is the natural cause of global warming and global cooling. The carbon dioxide global warming and global climate change hoax and burning fossil fuel is a fraud. The world is now (2007 AD) entering a forty-year period of annual crop failures and starvation due to spring and summer snows and frosts.
UPDATE: I predicted the above in 2007. Today, March 1, 2014 the temperature in the north central United States is 35 degrees F below average! I predict that we now have fifteen more years of global cooling before the earth begins to return to normal temperatures in 2059. There will be massive freezing and destruction of crops accompanied by world-wide famine. Jesus and His disciples spoke Aramaic and not Greek. In the original Aramaic versions of the New Testament, Jesus prophesied in Luke 21: 10 and 11 that at the end of the age, the time of Tribulation that we are in now entering, today, nation will rise against nation and there will be earthquakes, famines and dying; there will be submission and interrogations and great signs from heaven (the four blood moons and the eclipse of the sun); the winters will be severe, long and great. The severe winters has been omitted from all the Greek translations of the original Aramaic Bibles.
Since 1999 when Jupiter was closest to the Earth and Sun in the past sixty years (Chapter 15), Jupiter has begun moving away from the Earth and Sun. Jupiter's magnetic field is no longer interacting with Earth's magnetic field, so Earth's magnetic core has been cooling. This has caused cooling of the oceans with less and less evaporation of water from the oceans and seas every year. With much less water vapor in the atmosphere, less rain in several regions of the Earth has resulted in severe water shortages and draughts in these regions. In the draught areas, vegetation has died, resulting in increased temperature in these local regions. Vast other regions have had the most severe winters since 1999, which are getting more severe every year.


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predictable. This paper develops a game theoretic framework which endogenizes a country's mode of accountability, demonstrating that the party-centered competition implicit in previous research emerges only under closed-list proportional representation. Furthermore, we argue that this party-centrism has potentially deleterious consequences in country's whose political-cleavage structures are subject to short-term variation, and propose a particular from of open-list proportional representation as the most suitable institutional alternative for peace and stability in fluid political environments. Historical evidence detailing parallel cycles of party system concentration and political conflict in Turkey provide a suggestive narrative in support of the paper's basic claims.


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Q: Retrieving redis hash data my dev environment is the Laravel PHP framework utilising the predis client library.
I am probably overlooking certain aspects, and I am new to Redis however what I think am wanting is the hash data type for storing user information like so:
$redis->hmset('users', array('id' : 1, 'username' => 'ali', 'dob' => '29/06/89', 'email' => 'a@a.com'));

My question is however with the above is this the correct way of me storing all users with there information in ONE hash so I can retrieve all users together and retrieve an individual user by ID when necessary, as I am in need of displaying all users in a table on the front end, but also need to grab an individual user by there ID on occasion.
If not and I need to store each user in an individual hash like below with there ID as part of the key how do I retrieve all users in one go and ordered?
$redis->hmset('users:{id}', array('name' => 'ali', 'dob' => '29/06/89', 'email' => 'a@a.com'));

Many thanks for any help.

A: What I've done is as you've said, give each users an id and store them in the format users:{id}.
Then you'll want to to store all the user id's in a set, or perhaps a sorted set or list if order matters to you, so something like
$redis->sadd('users', {user's id});

This is psuedo code for storing in a set because I am not sure of the exact formatting of predis.
Then when you want to retrieve all users, you first do $redis->smembers('users') to get all the user ids, and then iterate over those id's to retrieve all the user hashes.

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Heiko Striegel (* 21. Mai 1970 in Bietigheim) ist ein deutscher Sportmediziner und Rechtswissenschaftler. Er war bis Juli 2020 stellvertretender ärztlicher Direktor der Abteilung Sportmedizin des Universitätsklinikums Tübingen. Er ist einer der Mannschaftsärzte des Fußball-Bundesligisten VfB Stuttgart.

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Striegel studierte Medizin an der Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen und der Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg. 1996 wurde er mit der Arbeit Die nichtinvasive Bestimmung der funktionellen Pufferkapazität im Mehrstufentest zum Dr. med. promoviert. Ein Jahr später erhielt Striegel seine Approbation als Arzt. Er erwarb die Zusatzbezeichnung Sportmedizin und 2005 den Facharzt in Allgemeinmedizin.

Ab 1997 studierte Striegel in Tübingen Rechtswissenschaften und bestand 2002 das erste juristische Staatsexamen und 2004 das zweite juristische Staatsexamen. Im folgenden Jahr wurde Striegel als Rechtsanwalt zugelassen. Im Juli 2005 stellte der VfB Stuttgart ihn als Mannschaftsarzt für das Bundesligateam an. Am 15. Juni 2007 habilitierte sich Striegel an der Universität Tübingen im Fach Sportmedizin. 2008 wurde er an der Philipps-Universität Marburg mit der Dissertation Doping im Fitness-Sport – Eine Analyse zwischen Dunkelfeld und sozialer Kontrolle zum Doktor der Rechtswissenschaften promoviert. Seit 2005 ist Heiko Striegel Anti-Doping-Beauftragter des Landessportverbandes Baden-Württemberg und Mitglied der Arbeitsgruppe Recht der Nationalen Anti-Doping Agentur (NADA).

Seit 2010 ist er außerplanmäßiger Professor an der Universität Tübingen. Er war bis Juli 2020 stellvertretender ärztlicher Direktor der Abteilung Sportmedizin des Universitätsklinikums Tübingen.

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 Doping im Fitness-Sport: Eine Analyse zwischen Dunkelfeld und sozialer Kontrolle Nomos, ISBN 978-3832939045.

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 Heiko Striegel auf der Website der Anwaltskanzlei Striegel, Schuler & Partner
 Heiko Striegel auf der Website der Anwaltskanzlei Ratajczak & Partner

Sportmediziner
Mediziner (20. Jahrhundert)
Mediziner (21. Jahrhundert)
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I've got a confession to make, every time I walk into a new class room I feel nervous. There, I've said it. Not the breath crushing type, that was years ago, but still a tingle of what I call 'nerves'.
The reality is that even though I have presented this work hundreds of times I still feel that thrill of entering a new teaching space for the first time. The thrill of knowing that in a few short moments I will be meeting those people that have chosen to spend the next days or weeks with me. I hope that feeling never goes away. I hope I never get so blasé about the delivery of teaching material that I forget what it is like to want to be on my 'A' game every time I step in front of a class of willing therapists.
If I was, to sum up how I approach the teaching space, I would say that I take it very seriously but that I also get excited anticipating the fun and the challenge that it will be. I guess that is why I can say without a shadow of sarcasm or bitterness that I love my job. It isn't really a job, it is more of an experience, and having used that particular noun I want to make sure that it is not just that for me but for my students as well.
At the beginning of every class, I thank those that are in the room with me. It is an honor to have so many choose to spend not only their hard-earned dollars but also their free non-work time with me in the hope and belief that I can teach them something to take away that will enhance the work that they do. I appreciate what it is to organize travel, sometimes flights and accommodation, not to mention child care and/or household and work logistics just to make it to a weekend class. Usually, those in attendance have also worked all week massaging their clients and looking after their own businesses'. What a terrible thing it would be for them to attend a whole weekend in a classroom that was uninspiring, with a teacher that was anything less than 100% committed to making sure they do indeed leave with something that they are able to utilize straight away in their practice.
From the above explanation, you can probably see why I take it so seriously. Why I care so much that my students are enriched and inspired. Why it is so important to approach the teaching understanding that the students in front of me are a diverse group of human beings, each one with a totally different life story, each one with a totally different set of skills and strengths that make their learning experience unique to who they are.
There are indeed many ways that adults assimilate new information. Many factors affect this including previous experience, their ability to connect with the teacher and the material and also the cultural and educational background they have come from. I would postulate that this is just the tip of the 'adult learning' iceberg and that there are in addition to the abovementioned a multitude of layers of what I like to call 'life' that every single person in that room (myself included) brings.
It is my role as the instructor to 'tune' into those nuances and defining features that make each student unique and make sure that I am able to offer each of them something as a way to understand the material. I have often said and also written about the idea that what I do is offer each student their own key to the 'knowledge door'. Whether or not they choose to unlock that door is entirely up to them. As the teacher, it is my job to make sure that if they decide to go through the door they have both the theoretical knowledge and practical skill to use what I have taught them. How they integrate the learning is up to them, making sure they have something to take away with them is my job.
Along with that path, interesting things happen and from where I stand in the classroom it is gratifying to see how students connect and work with each other. I have often said that the students that end up partnered with each other for the weekend are often an excellent fit to be working together. I know many students that have met new friends in the classroom that they have kept a connection with long after we have said our final goodbyes. We all know that massage can be a very lonely profession so meeting like-minded and similarly employed souls can be both a deeply gratifying and also very satisfying experience as a student. We often spend a few minutes at the beginning of each day sharing our massage histories and finding out each other's stories, namely what has led each student to the point where they are seated in this classroom ready to tackle and embrace a brand-new skill.
Another aspect of teaching that I observe and still feel elated by is the light bulb moments that happen at differing intervals for each student. When I say to students that they won't believe how fast they will grasp the new techniques, in this case, Manual Lymphatic Drainage, I know there are many who don't really understand what I mean. The exponential learning curve that takes place is incredible to watch and I cannot help but smile every time the 'ah-ha' moment happens. Not only does it bolster the confidence of the student, but it also reminds me how exciting it is to be witness to that.
One of the most important things to remember as a teacher is that adults also like to have fun, and in truth learn best when they are in a relaxed environment where fun enhances their learning journey. One of the absolute classic examples of this is a game that I play with the students on the second morning of the two-day training weekend. I divide students into groups of between three to five and proceed to make a game of asking theory questions. Groups battle off against each other sharing knowledge and working together to try and produce the best answers possible. The sweetener is there are prizes for the winning group – and let's face it everyone loves to win a prize!!
Although the weekends are jam-packed with practical demonstration and practice this is one part of the two-day course that I am happy to dedicate solely to theory. The laughter and friendly competition between the groups not only assists with underpinning the knowledge but also provides lots of hilarity and banter, bringing members of the class together so well.
What else do I see as a teacher when I look out at my student group? For the most part, I see what an incredibly self-less and caring bunch of people massage therapists are. I see people who truly want to make a difference. I see people who care deeply about humanity. I see a group of people who are willing to take their free time and turn it into a new skill in the hope that it will be able to assist their clients with all manner of physical issues that come into their clinic rooms.
And finally, I see a group of people who have much to teach me. A friend and peer once gave me a great piece of advice many years ago before a big presentation at a conference. I was a newbie to the teaching world and very nervous (breath crushing nervous in fact) and he said to me "Just don't pretend you know it all". Little did he know it at the time, but it was one of the best pieces of teaching advice I ever received. It took the weight off my shoulders and allowed me to understand that yes, I have expert knowledge about my subject matter, but I do not know everything about it. What a relaxing position to teach from. Ever since then every time I get asked a question in the teaching room that I cannot answer I remember how much I too still have to learn. I love that my students can give me 'homework' too, something to research, find out about and share.


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2008: The Year at Princeton
By Princeton Alumni Weekly
Published in the December 17, 2008 Issue
PAW's annual look at Princeton's top headlines, on and off campus.
January: Record number of students apply for Class of 2012
In the first application cycle since early admission was ended, the University received a record 20,118 applications, up 6 percent from the previous year. It's the fourth consecutive year in which admission applications have set a record. Janet Rapelye, dean of admission, said the number and the quality of applicants "exceeded our expectations." ... [Read more]
February: Ethan Coen '79 wins Oscar
Ethan Coen '79 and his brother Joel, the directors and screenwriters of No Country for Old Men, earned starring roles at the Academy Awards ceremony Feb. 24. Their film won four Oscars, including the awards for Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Adapted Screenplay. Another film with Princeton ties, Taxi to the Dark Side, was named the year's Best Documentary Feature. Todd Wider '86 and Jedd Wider '89 served as executive producers of the documentary, which explores the arrest, torture, and death of an Afghani taxi driver at an American Air Force base.
March: Bob Goheen '40 *48, Princeton's 16th president, dies (By Merrell Noden '78)
I was not sure what to expect back in the fall of 2006, as I walked through Robertson Hall on my way to meet Bob Goheen '40 *48 for the first time. I came to Princeton in 1974, two years after Goheen had stepped down following 15 momentous years as University president. It's hard to imagine how that time could have been more eventful: Goheen had welcomed minority students in real numbers, overseen the transition to coeducation, and transformed Princeton from an excellent undergraduate school into a world-class research university. To accomplish all that at any time would be an awesome achievement, but to do at a time of widespread paranoia, violence, and uneasiness about change was testament to the deep trust Goheen inspired in faculty and students alike. I knew the legacy but not the man. Goheen's secretary offered to take me to his office. We rounded a corner and there, walking slowly before us, was Bob Goheen. Sensing that it would be ungracious to catch him, we slowed down to give him time to reach his office. A few moments later he stood up to shake my hand and then sat down, slightly breathless. His hair was rumpled, and he was not wearing his trademark bowtie. There was no self-importance or vanity about him. ... [Read more]
April: Keller '63 makes $25 million gift to strengthen engineering-liberal arts ties
For the last two years, Princeton's Center for Innovation in Engineering Education has tried to provide an encouraging nudge for faculty pursuing new ideas in engineering classrooms. On April 7, the center received a major boost: a $25 million gift from Dennis Keller '63, the founding chairman of DeVry Inc., and his wife, Connie, aimed at improving the links between engineering and the liberal arts at Princeton. ... [Read more]
May: Researchers catch a star in the act of exploding
On Jan. 9, 2008, Alicia Soderberg, a postdoctoral research associate in astrophysics at Princeton, was studying the X-ray emissions conveyed from space by NASA's Swift satellite when she recognized an extremely bright light on the screen of her computer, saturating the satellite's view "as if we had pointed a digital camera directly at the sun," she said. That light, Soderberg and colleague Edo Berger later confirmed, was a supernova -- an explosion of a massive star. Their finding, named Supernova 2008D, or SN 2008D for short, was described in a paper published in Nature May 22. In a May 21 teleconference, Soderberg described the experience as being in the right place, at the right time, with the right telescope. "I truly won the astronomers' lottery," she said. ... [Read more]
June: More than 20,000 celebrate Reunions 2008
The P-rade is an event for Tigers of many stripes -- and for many patterns, prints, and plaids, too. But this year, viewers perched on the banks of Elm Drive likely experienced a sense of déjà vu from two large contingents of alumni donning jackets that featured alternating, finger-width vertical slats of orange and black. The first group was the Class of 1983, marching at the head of the P-rade in brand-new Reunions blazers. The second was the Class of 1958, back for its 50th reunion and wearing the same pattern. (The Class of 1933, which originated those familiar vertical stripes, was not represented in the P-rade, but two widows of class members were on hand at the Old Guard luncheon to celebrate '33's 75th.) ... [Read more]
July: Andlinger '52 gives $100 million to Princeton
The University announced a $100 million gift July 1 from Gerhard R. Andlinger '52 to support energy and environmental research. The gift will create the Gerhard R. Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment within the School of Engineering and Applied Science and will support construction of a 110,000-square-foot building, to be called Andlinger Laboratory, between the E-Quad and Bowen Hall. The center will include several new faculty positions; major research areas will include sustainable energy sources, techniques to improve carbon management, and energy efficiency. ... [Read more]
August: Lind '06 wins gold at Olympics
When Caroline Lind '06 and her U.S. rowing teammates won Olympic gold in the women's eight, they hugged, cried, smiled, and sang "The Star-Spangled Banner" with gusto on the medal stand. And in the week that followed, whenever they left the Athletes Village, the gold medals came with them. "I don't know if many athletes wear their medals," Lind said, "but my entire team was like, 'We're wearing them!'" At clubs and restaurants and on the streets of Beijing, the women were treated like celebrities. By the time Lind returned home, her medal had a tiny nick near the bottom, and its ribbon was starting to pill like an old T-shirt. "It's well-loved," she said. Lind was one of 15 Princeton alumni and students who traveled to Beijing as Olympic athletes or coaches. ... [Read more]
September: Gehry-designed Lewis Library opens (By W. Barksdale Maynard '88)
Is Princeton ready for Frank Gehry? Skeptics peering over construction fences at the corner of Washington Road and Ivy Lane had their doubts. Some predicted that Lewis Library would be the scariest thing to fall to earth in central New Jersey since that Martian spacecraft jarred Grover's Mill 70 years ago -- "Mr. Wilmuth, would you please tell the radio audience as much as you remember of this rather unusual visitor that dropped in your backyard?" But when the fences finally came down in the summer, two years later than originally scheduled, the skeptics tiptoed inside. No sign of any tentacled Martians glistening "like wet leather." A sure cure for lingering aesthetic doubts was a trip to the fourth floor, almost 100 feet up: the soaring ceilings, the mazelike plan full of surprises, the whimsical plywood furniture, and, best of all, the view through giant windows of the rest of this strange building -- crooked walls, tilted roofs, shiny steel and painted stucco and orange brick colliding in wild, delightful confusion. ... [Read more]
October: Krugman wins Nobel in economics
Looking somewhat sheepish before a packed press conference Oct. 13 in Robertson Hall, economist Paul Krugman accepted the congratulations of friends, students, and colleagues as the recipient of the 2008 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences. A professor in the economics department and the Woodrow Wilson School, Krugman earned the award for groundbreaking research in the fields of international trade and economic geography. He is more widely known for his twice-weekly column in The New York Times. ... [Read more]
November: Alumni candidates succeed at the polls
Jared Schutz Polis '96 got a new job Nov. 4. The Internet entrepreneur from Boulder, Colo., asked the people of the state's 2nd district to "hire" him as their representative in Congress, and on Election Day, a strong majority of voters backed the idea. In an election that will send Michelle Obama '85 to the White House as first lady next month, Polis was one of six Princetonians to win a congressional or gubernatorial race. ... [Read more]
December: Princeton, Robertsons settle donor-intent case
Princeton has settled its six-year legal battle with members of the Robertson family over control of the Robertson Foundation, the University announced Dec. 10. Under the settlement, the University will pay $50 million to a new foundation that will support the preparation of students for government service, and another $40 million to reimburse the Robertsons' legal fees. The Robertson Foundation will be dissolved, giving Princeton control of the remaining funds, according to a University release. Robertson Foundation assets were worth more than $900 million on June 30, 2008, the end of the University's fiscal year. ... [Read more]
The Year at Princeton Archives: 2007 | 2006
Source URL: https://paw.princeton.edu/article/2008-year-princeton


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Rick Ungar is the host of the new nationally syndicated "The Rick Ungar Show." He previously hosted popular daily podcast, "The Pod Complex," and the long-running radio program "Steele & Ungar" on the Sirius XM POTUS channel. He additionally serves as the widely read senior contributor on politics and health care policy at Forbes.com and is a frequent political analyst on Fox News.
What makes Ungar's choice of media outlets unusual is that he is generally identified as a progressive working within the very bastions of conservative media. Rick is known for his ability to communicate topics in a way that makes complicated issues less frightening and more accessible to an audience. His reputation for tolerating no BS from either side of the political spectrum has made him a frequently quoted writer in publications ranging from The Wall Street Journal to The Atlantic, along with the many other national publications that frequently report Ungar's perspectives on the issues of the day.
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Il cannone anticarro da 17 libbre (avente un calibro di 76,2 mm di diametro), indicato ufficialmente come Ordnance, Q.F., 17 pdr. (Arma a tiro rapido da 17 libbre) era il cannone anticarro più potente dell'Esercito britannico, con una lunghezza della canna di 55 calibri (L/55) ed una capacità di penetrazione tale da affrontare qualunque avversario, anche frontalmente.

Storia
Già nel 1941 ci si rese conto che anche il 6 libbre era una soluzione insufficiente e allora si sviluppò un'arma più potente, capace di sparare proiettili da 7.65 kg (17 libbre) a 950 m/s. Però la produzione di serie al momento non era in grado di sostituire i cannoni precedenti, e così i prototipi, apparsi nel 1942, non entrarono subito in servizio. L'anno dopo, quando i Panzer VI Tiger I arrivarono in Nordafrica, apparve evidente che era necessario usare sul campo bocche da fuoco più potenti di quelle da 6 libbre. Quindi, un centinaio di pezzi da 17 libbre, già pronti in Inghilterra, furono montati direttamente su affusti di obici da 25 libbre (il complesso fu chiamato 17/25 libbre), e i cannoni così montati vennero usati con successo a Médenine.

Impiego operativo
I cannoni con l'affusto così come progettato furono messi in servizio solo alla fine dell'estate 1943. L'affusto era a code divaricabili ed il pezzo era protetto da una leggera scudatura, notevolmente angolata. Il complesso in ordine di marcia pesava 2900 kg in ordine di combattimento e, date le dimensioni, non era molto adatto al traino su strade accidentate. In pratica questi cannoni pesavano il doppio del 7,5 cm PaK 40 tedesco, pur offrendo poco di più in termini tattici. L'angolo di brandeggio era di 60° in posizione di tiro.

Date le limitazioni di impiego tattico si ritenne di poterli utilizzare come armamento principale di carri armati o come cacciacarri. Montati su torrette appositamente modificate furono usati su scafi di carri M4 Sherman; le torrette e l'ingombro dei proiettili costrinsero ad eliminare un membro dell'equipaggio degli Sherman (precisamente il mitragliere). Il carro ottenuto in questo modo era denominato, nell'esercito britannico Sherman Firefly (lucciola).

Invece l'uso del 17 libbre fu previsto fin dall'inizio sui carri Challenger (che, però soffrì molto per la lentezza del brandeggio della torretta con un pezzo così pesante) e Centurion, che però divennero operativi solo nel 1945.

L'uso come cacciacarri su scafo Valentine portò all'Archer, che, a causa dell'ingombro del pezzo, fu costretto ad avere il cannone puntato in ritirata (cioè verso la parte posteriore dello scafo), con le gravi conseguenze tattiche che ne derivavano (lo scafo dei carri ha una corazzatura posteriore nettamente ridotta rispetto a quella anteriore, ed il motore posto posteriormente). Una soluzione migliore fu trovata installando il cannone nella torretta del cacciacarri statunitense M10 Wolverine, mezzo che fu denominato Achilles nell'esercito britannico.

I 17 libbre  per diverso tempo vennero mantenuti addirittura segreti, limitandone quindi l'uso per tutto il 1943. In tabella sono riportati i valori di penetrazione sia per proiettili APCBC (standard) sia APDS (decalibrati), quest'ultimo tipo di munizione, tuttavia, era molto più soggetto ad impatti anomali. I valori si riferiscono a impatti perpendicolari alla superficie della corazza.

Il pezzo fu in servizio con l'Esercito Italiano, con il nome di 76/55, in un gruppo controcarri di tre batterie da sei pezzi, l'arma fu anche usata nelle opere della difesa permanente come nel Vallo Alpino del Littorio.

Note

Bibliografia
AAVV, War machine - Aerospace Publishing Ltd (London UK, 1985), tradotto in italiano da Mario Bucalossi et al. col titolo Armi da Guerra per Istituto Geografico De Agostini (Novara, 1986)

Voci correlate
Artiglieria controcarri
Ordnance QF 6 lb
Carro armato

Altri progetti

Artiglierie di calibro da 65 mm a 85 mm
Cannoni controcarro
Armi d'artiglieria della seconda guerra mondiale
Armi d'artiglieria per veicoli


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News on 01.03.2016 - from May 2015 to February 2016.
1. 10 years of the artist Alexey Akindinov site.
2. Alexey Akindinov's picture "The Birth of the Titan" since October 20, 2015 is to Miami Beach, the State of Florida, the USA now.
3. New exhibition:
Anniversary Exhibition "Autumn 2015", dedicated to the 75th anniversary of the Ryazan branch of the Russian Artists' Union.
The exhibition "A look at the Ryazan artist."
4. New work. Graphics: "Bus Stop "Ryazan patterns", "Chaine Ryazan Kremlin." Painting: diptych "Time of day" - "Evening", "Morning", "Protection of the Blessed Virgin Mary", "High moments. Modern Ballet", "Bus Stop "Ryazan patterns."
5. New section on the site "Diaries".
6. New publications:
The magazine «SHOP & GO», Ryazan, RUSSIA.
Fantastic story Valentine Bayukansky "Hoop Angel", Lipetsk, RUSSIA.
The book "The Art of Russia 2016", issue №15, Moscow, RUSSIA.
Catalog of the exhibition "Artists of Ryazan" to the 75th anniversary of the Ryazan Regional organization VTOO "Union of Russian Artists", Ryazan.
The newspaper "AIF – Ryazan" №05 (897) 04/02/2016. "What would Solzhenitsyn?" The historic building of the Museum of the history of the youth movement (MIMD) will be transferred to the Centre A. Solzhenitsyn. Galina Gorbunova.
1. 10 years to the site of the artist Alexey Akindinov.
On March 3 the 2016th year 10 years to the site of the artist Alexey Akindinov are executed www.AkinDinov.com
Materials of the site cover the thirty-year period of works of the artist; since children's drawings - before modern works. Various headings do its contents rich and many-sided; except Alexey Akindinov's pictures in style an ornamentalism, and them on the site 187, the resource represents monumental wall lists of the author, his graphics, sketches, etudes and literary creativity. The extensive section "Publications" incorporated more than three hundred Russian and foreign articles about Alexey Akindinov. Photo Gallery "Three Centuries" presents the events and characters in three centuries; since the second half of the 19th century, before the album devoted to modernity. The site regularly is replenished with new information not only on Alexey Akindinov, but also many other artists, exhibitions and interesting events from the world of the Russian and international fine arts.
Over a ten year period the site was visited by around one hundred thousand people, it is included in such prestigious online resource directories as:
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Multilingual catalog of the sites "DMOZ">>>
Mirror site "DMOZ" here>>>
On October 20, 2015 Alexey Akindinov's picture "The Birth of the Titan" left borders of the Russian state and now is at the new owner of work - the American private collector, the gallery owner and the designer Ruslana Andriyanova to Miami Beach, the State of Florida in the USA.
In Moscow on Monday October 19 Alexey Akindinov, Ruslana Andriyanova and her brother – Vladimir Medvedev issued work on export abroad. As the picture has the huge size: 105x210 cm, for an avia transportation Alexey Akindinov removed it from a stretcher, curtailed and enclosed in the tube which is specially prepared for this purpose.
On Wednesday October 21, the picture safely reached east coast of the USA about what the real owner of the work "Birth of the Titan" - Ruslana Andriyanova reported.
3. New exhibitions:
"Three centuries" are added to a photo gallery new photos of exhibitions:
The collective exhibition opened on October 23 the 2015th year and totaled about hundred authors of different types of the fine arts. Alexey Akindinov was presented by two pictures "Lunar Swing" and "The Boy's Dream about the Yards". At the opening ceremony of an exhibition Akindinov was handed the Diploma "For a big contribution to development of the modern fine arts of the Russian Federation."
The exposition worked within a month in showroom of the Ryazan office of the Union of artists of Russia.
The detailed photo report can be seen here >>>
To an exhibition the catalog was printed.
Album "Artists of Ryazan" to the 75 anniversary of the VTOO "Union of Artists of Russia" Ryazan Regional organization, Ryazan 2015. Publishers: The Ministry of Culture and tourism of the Ryazan region, the Ryazan State Regional art museum of Ivan P. Pozhalostin, the VTOO "Union of Artists of Russia" Ryazan Regional organization. Introductory articles: I.N. Denisova, I.N. Protopopova. Cataloguers: I.N. Denisova, S. N. Yesenina, O. V. Ivanova.
Alexey Akindinov's picture "The dancing intersection" - p. 120 is published in the catalog. P. 140 – catalog data. P. 110 – a mention of Alexey Akindinov in article of the art critic I.N. Protopopova "Artists of Ryazan 2000-2015".
To study the text of the catalog in more detail and it is possible to consider a photo of illustrations here>>>
"Artist's View of Ryazan" exhibition.
On February 5 the 2016th year in Showroom of the Union of artists of Russia the collective exposition "The artist's view of Ryazan" opened. The exhibition collected in itself more than eighty works of painting and graphics. Also at an exhibition the sculpture and arts and crafts is presented. The exhibition takes place within a month to the address: Ryazan, Yesenin St. 112. Alexey Akindinov participates in it the pictures "Perfume" and new work "The bus-stop "Ryazan patterns".
The detailed photo report from an exhibition and a picture of many other participants can be seen here >>>
4. New works.
New graphic works are added to gallery of graphics:
The sketch to the picture "Bus-stop "Ryazan Patterns" from the Province series, 49х35 cm, paper, a graphitic pencil, 2015. Childhood memories – the Soviet stop of the bus No. 9 "Ryazan Patterns" factory. The bus departs from a stop, in windows it is visible passengers. Near a stop an entrance on "Ryazan Patterns" factory. There do fabrics. Mother – the seamstress sews a figured product on "Gosshveymashina" - the skate.
Nearby – the daughter joining manufactory production. The ornamented fabric hangs down from the sewing machine – a horse and turns into the scenes of a scene – a stop from which the Soviet bus No. 9 just departed.
The sketch to a picture "Chaine of the Ryazan Kremlin", 35x35 cm, paper, a graphitic pencil, 2015-2016.
To Chaine – the movement of classical dance. The dancing architecture, a spiritualizing of its nature by means of plasticity of gesture. In the sky, except patterns faces of lovers are shown - everything round them rotates and dances in whirlpool of feelings.
The blowing Angels stand on rainbow top, it the bridge connects a belltower and Assumption Cathedral of the Ryazan Kremlin.
In details to consider sketches and their fragments it is possible here>>>
New pictures are added to gallery of painting:
Diptych "Times of days" - "Evening", "Morning";
"Intercession of the Theotokos";
"High moments. Modern ballet";
"Bus-stop "Ryazan patterns".
Diptych "Time of day"; "Evening" and "Morning": in the plots can be seen: a fantastic architectural motif (the building and the staircase) and the image of the evening - the Moon, and the image of the morning - the Sun. By uniting, paintings create a symbol of continuous operating time.
Painting "Protection of the Blessed Virgin Mary":
According to stories of old residents of Ryazan, there was it in the late thirties the twentieth century; The Image of Blessed Virgin Mary with the Baby Jesus was shown on one of window flights of the first circle of Assumption Cathedral of the Ryazan Kremlin.
The image was tried to be painted over several times, but it appeared again, appearing through soil and plaster. The image was removed only after the image chopped off by means of a hammer and a chisel. Soon, after that World War II began.
Also according to stories of old residents when fascist troops approached absolutely close Ryazan and on the city bombing aviation raids were made. Some objects in the Center of Ryazan suffered from it, including, one of the German planes began to make flight over the territory of the Ryazan Kremlin, with the purpose to dump one of bombs on Assumption Cathedral. Then in the sky, over the Cathedral there was an image of the Virgin who as if stretched the Cover over the temple. The bomb didn't get to Assumption Cathedral – it became torn near it, there was a powerful explosion after which in a wall of the temple the crack was formed. So, Blessed Virgin Mary's Phenomenon and her Cover – protected the Temple and the city.
Picture "Bus-stop "Ryazan patterns":
The plot of a picture is based on childhood memories, synthesis real and imagined. Combination of a pattern and reality, animation and romanticizing of life of the Soviet workers. The composition includes objects and places, real-life and existing earlier: a bus No. 9 stop "The Ryazan Patterns" factory, the bus departing from a stop, in windows are looked through passengers. Near a stop an entrance on "Ryazan Patterns" factory. There do fabrics. Mother – the seamstress sews a figured product on "Gosshveymashin" - the skate. Nearby – the daughter joining manufactory production. The ornamented fabric hangs down from the sewing machine – a horse and turns into the scenes of a scene – a stop from which the bus No. 9 just departed.
All pictorial and graphic works are performed by Alexey Akindinov manually (pencils, a brush and paints), without application of cliches, stamps, and the other adaptations accelerating art process.
In details to consider pictures and their fragments it is possible here>>>
5. The new section in the heading "Prose" - "Diaries">>>.
Alexey Akindinov started publishing texts of the diaries. Originals were written by a pen on paper from 1991st year, in real time - till our days. At a reprint in a digital form, records underwent a minimum of author's editings. It only the beginning of publications of very large volume of texts of the artist in which are reflected not only events of life of Alexey Akindinov, but also a print of that time. The author's look always subjective, biased, but in too time art and interesting to readers. Names in the past of beloveds for the known reason are changed. At the moment all texts are still published only in Russian. In the future the translation of texts is planned for English.
The diary of 1991-95 Alexey Akindinov (the text in Russian)>>>
The diary of 1997 #1 Alexey Akindinov (the text in Russian)>>>
6. New materials are added to the heading "Publications":
The SHOP&GO magazine, Ryazan, No. 8(42), August, 2015, circulation is 8000 copies. Russia. Kollichestvo of pages - 64, color illustrations. Article about Alexey Akindinov "Intricate patterns."
It is possible to study the publication in detail (to read the text in English and to look at pictures from pages of the magazine) here>>>
The book "Hoop Angel." Author - Valentin A. Bayukansky. Lipetsk, Russia. 2015. Numberofpages - 316. ББК 84(2Рос=Рус)6; Б33. The 1st page of a cover – an illustration of a picture of Alexey Akindinov "Politician". It is possible to look at the publication in English in more detail here>>>
Book "Art of Russia 2016", release No. 15. Annual catalog reference book. Tvorchestvo publishing house, Moscow, Russia. Circulation is 5000 copies, 353 p. The publication of pictures of Alexey Akindinov of p. 26 - 29 (color illustrations), p. 340 – a curriculum vitae. Author and curator of the project Elena P. Lavrinenko, Editor-in-chief Alexander I. Rozhin. ISBN 978-5-91340-024-6. Detailed information on the book: pictures and the text in English here>>>
"AIF-Ryazan" newspaper, regional supplement No. 05(897) 04/02/2016, Russia. Article "That Solzhenitsyn would tell?" The historical building of the Museum of History of the Youth Movement (MIMD) will be transferred to the Center Alexander I. Solzhenitsyn. The author – Galina Gorbunova. Opinion of the artist - Alexey Akindinov and the choreographer - Galina Vinogradova and others. It is possible to study the publication in English here>>>


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Mariah's husband Nick Cannon makes an 'Incredible' recovery
January 10, 2012 - 11:47 GMT hellomagazine.com The fun-loving couple – who in the past dressed up as superheroes, The Incredibles – have faced the setback with strong doses of humour
It seems that the love of a good woman and his fondness for dressing up as superheroes have pulled Mariah Carey's husband Nick Cannon through his recent health scare.
The US star has now been released from LA hospital where he was admitted after suffering from 'mild kidney failure', and a spokesperson for the star confirmed that Nick was "resting and recovering at home".
The fun-loving couple – who recently got kitted-out as superhero family, The Incredibles- have faced the setback with their usual strong dose of humour.
And throughout the ordeal Mariah has been glued to her man's side whilst keeping a Twitter vigil to update fans and share pictures of his progress.
"Nick is in stable condition with a good prognosis, hopefully he'll be discharged within two days. As always he's laughing and in good spirits". she wrote just before he was discharged.
Radio host Nick is due to return to work on his live morning show 'Rollin' with Nick Cannon on January 17.
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Arch Microbiol. 2017 Mar;199(2):377-383. doi: 10.1007/s00203-016-1294-5. Epub 2016 Oct 14.
Candida xinjiangensis sp. nov., a new anamorphic yeast species isolated from Scolytus scheryrewi Semenov in China.
Zhu XF1,2, Zhang DP3, Yang S4, Zhang QW5.
Department of Entomology, College of Plant Protection, China Agricultural University, Beijing, 100094, China.
Institute of Plant Protection, Xinjiang Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Urumqi, 830091, China.
Institute of Plant and Environment Protection, Beijing Academy of Agriculture and Forestry Sciences, Beijing, 100097, China.
Institute of Plant Protection, Xinjiang Academy of Agricultural Sciences, Urumqi, 830091, China. yangsenxj@126.com.
Department of Entomology, College of Plant Protection, China Agricultural University, Beijing, 100094, China. zhangqingwen@263.net.
Three yeast strains designated as S44, XF1 and XF2, respectively, were isolated from Scolytus scheryrewi Semenov of apricot tree in Shule County, Xinjiang, China, and were demonstrated to be a new member of the genus Candida by sequence comparisons of 26S rRNA gene D1/D2 domain and internal transcribed spacer (ITS) region. BLASTn alignments on NCBI showed that the similarity of 26S rRNA gene sequences of S44 (type strain) to all sequences of other Candida yeasts was very low (≦93 %). The phylogenetic tree based on the 26S rRNA gene D1/D2 domain and ITS region sequences revealed that the strain S44 is closely related to C. blattae, C. dosseyi, C. pruni, C. asparagi, C. fructus and C. musae. However, the strain S44 is distinguished from these Candida species by the physiological characteristics. Moreover, the strain S44 formed typical pseudohyphae when grown on cornmeal agar at 25 °C for 7 days, but did not form ascospores in sporulation medium for 3-4 weeks. Therefore, the name Candida xinjiangensis is proposed for the novel species, with S44 (=KCTCT27747) as the type strain.


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Bönninghausen ist ein Dorf in Nordrhein-Westfalen und gehört als Ortsteil zur Stadt Geseke im Kreis Soest.

Geographische Lage
Bönninghausen liegt am nördlichen Fuß des Haarstrangs in der Hellwegbörde am Eingang einer Talmulde, die sich am Störmeder Bach zur Lippe hin abflacht. Der Ort grenzt im Osten an Geseke, im Süden an Störmede, im Westen an Ehringhausen und im Norden an Mönninghausen, alles Stadtteile von Geseke.

Geschichte

Politik
Bönninghausen bildet zusammen mit Mönninghausen einen Gemeindebezirk. Ortsvorsteherin der beiden Ortsteile ist seit 2014 Irene Struwe-Pieper (CDU). Dr. Günter Fiedler (SPD) aus Bönninghausen ist stellvertretender Bürgermeister der Stadt Geseke und Vizelandrat im Kreistag des Kreises Soest.

Verkehr
Über die Landesstraße L749 ist Bönninghausen an das regionale Straßennetz angebunden. Im öffentlichen Nahverkehr ist es über die Buslinie 692 mit Geseke und über die R64 mit Lippstadt an Werktagen stündlich verbunden. Bahnreisende können die Bahnhöfe in Ehringhausen und Geseke in ca. 2–3 km Entfernung erreichen. Zur Bundesstraße 1 (B1) sind es in südlicher Richtung 3 km, zur A 44 Bundesautobahn 44 Anschlussstelle Geseke/Büren 10 km.

Natur und Umwelt
Bönninghausen grenzt im Osten an das 100 ha große Naturschutzgebiet Stockheimer Bruch. Es ist Bestandteil des Feuchtwiesenschutzprogramms des Landes NRW. Es wurde 1981 zunächst als Landschaftsschutzgebiet und dann im Jahr 1993 als Naturschutzgebiet ausgewiesen. Seit 2003 ist der Stockheimer Bruch darüber hinaus ein europäisches Schutzgebiet nach der Fauna-Flora-Habitat-Richtlinie der Europäischen Union. Die Arbeitsgemeinschaft Biologischer Umweltschutz im Kreis Soest e.V. (ABU) betreut das Gebiet seit 1988 kontinuierlich, Teilflächen sind zur Bewirtschaftung unter Auflagen an Landwirte verpachtet worden.

Die wichtigsten Gründe für seinen Schutz sind die artenreichen Feuchtwiesen mit ihrer charakteristischen Lebensgemeinschaft, zu der auch der seltene Große Brachvogel gehört. Durch die besonderen Bodenverhältnisse treten in diesem Niederungsgebiet Quellen mit salzhaltigem Grundwasser zu Tage. Anhaltend hohe Wasserstände haben in einem Großteil des Gebiets zur Bildung von Niedermoortorf geführt. Der unterliegende Kalkstein fördert die Bildung von Wiesenkalk, so dass ein Kalkflachmoor entstanden ist, eine äußerst seltene Standortkombination in Nordwestdeutschland.

Der durch das Gebiet fließende Störmeder Bach wurde ab 2000 durch den zuständigen Wasserverband Obere Lippe an zwei Stellen geöffnet. Bei Hochwasser erfolgt ein Abfluss in benachbarte Wiesen. Aufgebaggerte Blenken (Wassersammelstellen) ermöglichen den Rückhalt des Wassers. Weiterhin wurde die Grabenverrohrung entfernt und einige Quellen aufgebaggert. Ein aufgeschütteter Damm entlang der Landstraße ermöglicht den Einstau weiterer Wassermengen.

Weblinks
 Bönninghausen Stadt Geseke

Einzelnachweise

Ortsteil von Geseke
Ehemalige Gemeinde (Kreis Soest)
Gemeindeauflösung 1975


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I received the following email on September 18 from Steve Eberhart, son of Bob Eberhart(SK), indicating that he was in the process of picking up his Dad's former call sign that was held by the Society for many years.
Last year, the Society decided to pick up the call sign of Don Miller(SK), W9NTP, at the request of his Widow, Sandra Miller.
Radio Society (BRVARS) applied for and was issued his call sign W9JUQ.
has turned back my father's W9JUQ.
My current call sign is W9BOJ (General class) which was my mothers.
would have been a huge supporter of the club adopting Don's call sign.
Thank you for honoring my father like you did.
I think that our concerns over the disposition of the W9JUQ call sign can be set aside now that Steve will be picking up the call as his own. Sometimes, things just seem to fall right into place as they should.
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