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Biografia
Susan Lucci è nata a Scarsdale, New York,da Victor Lucci, un imprenditore edile di origini italiane e da Jeanette Lucci (nata Granquist) di origini svedesi, francesi e tedesche.

Susan ha frequentato la Garden City High School a Garden City, località dello stato di New York in cui è cresciuta, dove si è diplomata nel 1964. Ha poi frequentato il Marymount College alla Fordham University, laureandosi nel 1968.

Carriera
L'attrice è conosciuta soprattutto per aver interpretato il ruolo di Erica Kane nella soap opera della ABC, La valle dei pini, ruolo ricoperto dall'inizio della serie nel 1970 fino alla fine avvenuta nel 2011 dopo ben 41 anni. Grazie a questa parte ha ottenuto ben 20 nomination agli Emmy Awards, vincendone solo uno nel 1999 quale miglior attrice protagonista in una serie drammatica. Ha inoltre vinto diversi Soap Opera Digest Awards e altri premi.

Nonostante il lungo impegno con la soap ha interpretato altri ruoli; tra i più importanti, è da ricordare nella serie cult Dallas dove ha impersonato il personaggio di Hilary Taylor dal 1990 al 1991, recitando con Larry Hagman e Patrick Duffy.

È apparsa anche come guest star in numerosi telefilm e sitcom come Hope & Faith (2004), Raven (2005) e più recentemente in diversi episodi di Hot in Cleveland (2010-2012).

Al cinema ha interpretato diversi film tra cui La ragazza di Tony (1969) con Ali MacGraw, Anastasia - Il mistero di Anna (1986) con Omar Sharif e Olivia de Havilland.
Nel 1995 è apparsa nel film della Lifetime Buon Natale, Ebbie, un remake del classico di Charles Dickens Canto di Natale. Ha poi partecipato all'allestimento teatrale per Broadway del film musicale Anna prendi il fucile.

Nei primi mesi del 2005 a Susan Lucci è stata assegnata una stella nella Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Nel febbraio 2008 il celebre museo delle cere Madame Tussauds, a New York, le ha dedicato una statua che la raffigura. È una delle uniche due attrici di soap opera, assieme alla defunta Darlene Conley di Beautiful, ad essere inserita nel museo.

Sempre nel 2008 partecipa come concorrente al reality Dancing with the Stars noto in Italia come Ballando con le stelle.

Nel 2009 si è classificata al 20º posto della classifica delle 50 Greatest Soap Actresses, cioè le 50 più grandi attrici di soap opera.

Nel 2012 viene scelta per interpretare Genevieve Delatour nella serie Devious Maids - Panni sporchi a Beverly Hills.

Vita privata
La Lucci è sposata dal 3 settembre 1969 con l'imprenditore austriaco, Helmut Huber. Sono i genitori dell'attrice Liza Huber e di Andreas Huber.

Onorificenze

Filmografia parziale

Cinema
 Me, Natalie, regia di Fred Coe (1969)
 La ragazza di Tony (Goodbye, Columbus), regia di Larry Peerce (1969)
 L'ospedale più pazzo del mondo (Young Doctors in Love), regia di Garry Marshall (1982)
 Invito all'inferno (Invitation to Hell), regia di Wes Craven (1984)
 Joy, regia di David O. Russell (2015)

Televisione
 La valle dei pini (All My Children) - serie TV, 952 episodi (1970-2011)
 Love Boat (The Love Boat) - serie TV, 1 episodio (1982)
 Fantasilandia (Fantasy Island) - serie TV, 1 episodio (1983)
 Professione pericolo (The Fall Guy) - serie TV, 1 episodio (1984)
 Saturday Night Live - serie TV, 3 episodi (1985-1991)
 Anastasia - L'ultima dei Romanov (Anastasia: The Mystery of Anna), regia di Marvin J. Chomsky - miniserie TV (1986)
 La principessa della mafia (Mafia Princess), regia di Robert L. Collins - film TV (1987)
 Ucciderai ancora (Haunted by Her Past), regia di Michael Pressman - film TV (1987)
 Lady Mobster, regia di John Llewellyn Moxey - film TV (1988)
 Matrimonio in nero (The Bride in Black), regia di James Goldstone - film TV (1990)
 Dallas - serie TV, 6 episodi (1990-1991)
 Il triangolo del peccato (The Woman Who Sinned), regia di Michael Switzer - film TV (1991)
 Indagine allo specchio (Double Edge), regia di Stephen Stafford - film TV (1992)
 Solo per un'estate (Between Love and Hate), regia di Rod Hardy - film TV (1993)
 French Silk, regia di Noel Nossek film TV (1993)
 Seduzione e vendetta (Seduced and Betrayed), regia di Félix Enríquez Alcalá - film TV (1995)
 Buon Natale, Ebbie (Ebbie), regia di George Kaczender - film TV (1995)
 Bugiarda (Blood on Her Hands), regia di Steven Robman - film TV (1998)
 Hope & Faith - serie TV, 2 episodi (2004)
 Raven - serie TV, 1 episodio (2005)
 Una vita da vivere (One Life to Live) - serie TV (2006)
 Desperate Housewives - serie TV, 1 episodio (2007)
 Hot in Cleveland - serie TV, 6 episodi (2010-2015)
 Army Wives - Conflitti del cuore (Army Wives) - serie TV, 3 episodi (2012)
 Devious Maids - Panni sporchi a Beverly Hills - serie TV, 42 episodi (2013-2016)

Doppiaggio
 Higglytown Heroes - Quattro piccoli eroi (Higglytown Heroes) - serie TV, 1 episodio (2012)

Presentatrice
 Soap Opera Digest Awards (1988) - NBC
 Saturday Night Live (1990) - NBC
 Premi Emmy 1993 (1993) - CBS
 Premi Emmy 1994 (1994) - ABC
 Premi Emmy 1997 (1997) - ABC
 Premi Emmy 2010 (2010) - CBS

Premi e nomination

Hollywood Walk of Fame
 Stella per il suo contributo all'industria televisiva, (2005)

Emmy Awards
Vinti:
 Miglior attrice protagonista in una serie drammatica, per La valle dei pini (1999)
 Premio speciale, (2011)
Nomination:
 Miglior attrice protagonista in una serie drammatica, per La valle dei pini (1978)
 Miglior attrice protagonista in una serie drammatica, per La valle dei pini (1981)
 Miglior attrice protagonista in una serie drammatica, per La valle dei pini (1982)
 Miglior attrice protagonista in una serie drammatica, per La valle dei pini (1983)
 Miglior attrice protagonista in una serie drammatica, per La valle dei pini (1984)
 Miglior attrice protagonista in una serie drammatica, per La valle dei pini (1985)
 Miglior attrice protagonista in una serie drammatica, per La valle dei pini (1986)
 Miglior attrice protagonista in una serie drammatica, per La valle dei pini (1987)
 Miglior attrice protagonista in una serie drammatica, per La valle dei pini (1988)
 Miglior attrice protagonista in una serie drammatica, per La valle dei pini (1989)
 Miglior attrice protagonista in una serie drammatica, per La valle dei pini (1990)
 Miglior attrice protagonista in una serie drammatica, per La valle dei pini (1991)
 Miglior attrice protagonista in una serie drammatica, per La valle dei pini (1992)
 Miglior attrice protagonista in una serie drammatica, per La valle dei pini (1993)
 Miglior attrice protagonista in una serie drammatica, per La valle dei pini (1995)
 Miglior attrice protagonista in una serie drammatica, per La valle dei pini (1996)
 Miglior attrice protagonista in una serie drammatica, per La valle dei pini (1997)
 Miglior attrice protagonista in una serie drammatica, per La valle dei pini (1998)
 Miglior attrice protagonista in una serie drammatica, per La valle dei pini (2001)
 Miglior attrice protagonista in una serie drammatica, per La valle dei pini (2002)

Madame Tussauds
 Statua di cera nella categoria TV Star, New York (2008)

People's Choice Awards
Vinti.
 Miglior interpretazione in una serie-Tv, (1992)

Soap Opera Digest Awards
Vinti:
 Premio speciale, (1988)
 Miglior attrice protagonista in una soap-opera, per La valle dei pini (1993)
 Premio alla carriera, (2003)
Nomination:
 Miglior attrice protagonista in una soap-opera, per La valle dei pini (1986)
 Miglior coppia (con Larkin Malloy) in una soap-opera, per La valle dei pini (1989)
 Miglior storia d'amore (con Walt Willey) in una soap-opera, per La valle dei pini (1992)
 Miglior coppia (con Larkin Malloy) in una soap-opera, per La valle dei pini (2005)

Doppiatrici italiane
Nelle versioni in italiano dei suoi film, Susan Lucci è stata doppiata da:
 Melina Martello in Seduzione e vendetta, Devious Maids
 Silvia Pepitoni in La valle dei pini
 Fabrizia Castagnoli in La principessa della mafia
 Alessandra Korompay in Dallas
Laura Boccanera in Hope & Faith

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Attori italoamericani


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Q: SSL TCP SslStream Server throws unhandled exception "System.Security.Cryptography.CryptographicException: cannot find the original signer" I'm trying to create a C# TCP server to receive TCP data with SslStream on a Windows 2008 server from a client (objective C mobile application) sending TCP data.
I'm using Microsoft's sample code (NOTE: my modified version of that code is at the end of this question) i.e. it is the server code, just under the line "The following code example demonstrates creating an TcpListener that uses the SslStream class to communicate with clients.")
Exception
However, when I run this server code I get the following exception:
System.Security.Cryptography.CryptographicException: Cannot find the original si
gner.

   at System.Security.Cryptography.CryptographicException.ThrowCryptographicExce
ption(Int32 hr)
   at System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.X509Utils._LoadCertFromFile(
String fileName, IntPtr password, UInt32 dwFlags, Boolean persistKeySet, SafeCer
tContextHandle& pCertCtx)
   at System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.X509Certificate.LoadCertific
ateFromFile(String fileName, Object password, X509KeyStorageFlags keyStorageFlag
s)
   at System.Security.Cryptography.X509Certificates.X509Certificate.CreateFromCe
rtFile(String filename)
   at SslTcpServer.LocationSslTcpServer.RunServer(String certificate) in c:\SslTcpServer\Program.cs:line 20
   at SslTcpServer.Program.Main(String[] args) in c:\SslTcpServer\Program.cs:line 180

I've also tried the code at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.security.cryptography.x509certificates.x509certificate.aspx and it throws a similar exception.
Additional Information
I got my SSL certificate from NameCheap. I purchased the EssentialSSL Wildcard certificate. I made a Created Certificate Request on the Windows 2008 server i.e. that gaint text starting with:
    -----BEGIN NEW CERTIFICATE REQUEST-----
            alots of random characters
    -----END NEW CERTIFICATE REQUEST-----

and uploaded that gaint text file to NameCheap and got emailed a Certificate.cer file.
My Code
public sealed class LocationSslTcpServer
{
    static X509Certificate serverCertificate = null;
    // The certificate parameter specifies the name of the file
    // containing the machine certificate.
    public static void RunServer(string certificate)
    {
        serverCertificate = X509Certificate.CreateFromCertFile(certificate);
        // Create a TCP/IP (IPv4) socket and listen for incoming connections.
        TcpListener listener = new TcpListener(IPAddress.Any, 8080);
        listener.Start();
        while (true)
        {
            Console.WriteLine("Waiting for a client to connect...");
            // Application blocks while waiting for an incoming connection.
            // Type CNTL-C to terminate the server.
            TcpClient client = listener.AcceptTcpClient();
            ProcessClient(client);
        }
    }
    static void ProcessClient(TcpClient client)
    {
        // A client has connected. Create the
        // SslStream using the client's network stream.
        SslStream sslStream = new SslStream(
            client.GetStream(), false);
        // Authenticate the server but don't require the client to authenticate.
        try
        {
            sslStream.AuthenticateAsServer(serverCertificate,
                false, SslProtocols.Tls, true);
            // Display the properties and settings for the authenticated stream.
            DisplaySecurityLevel(sslStream);
            DisplaySecurityServices(sslStream);
            DisplayCertificateInformation(sslStream);
            DisplayStreamProperties(sslStream);

            // Set timeouts for the read and write to 5 seconds.
            sslStream.ReadTimeout = 5000;
            sslStream.WriteTimeout = 5000;
            // Read a message from the client.
            Console.WriteLine("Waiting for client message...");
            string messageData = ReadMessage(sslStream);
            Console.WriteLine("Received: {0}", messageData);

            // Write a message to the client.
            byte[] message = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes("Hello from the server.<EOF>");
            Console.WriteLine("Sending hello message.");
            sslStream.Write(message);
        }
        catch (AuthenticationException e)
        {
            Console.WriteLine("Exception: {0}", e.Message);
            if (e.InnerException != null)
            {
                Console.WriteLine("Inner exception: {0}", e.InnerException.Message);
            }
            Console.WriteLine("Authentication failed - closing the connection.");
            sslStream.Close();
            client.Close();
            return;
        }
        finally
        {
            // The client stream will be closed with the sslStream
            // because we specified this behavior when creating
            // the sslStream.
            sslStream.Close();
            client.Close();
        }
    }
    static string ReadMessage(SslStream sslStream)
    {
        // Read the  message sent by the client.
        // The client signals the end of the message using the
        // "<EOF>" marker.
        byte[] buffer = new byte[2048];
        StringBuilder messageData = new StringBuilder();
        int bytes = -1;
        do
        {
            // Read the client's test message.
            bytes = sslStream.Read(buffer, 0, buffer.Length);

            // Use Decoder class to convert from bytes to UTF8
            // in case a character spans two buffers.
            Decoder decoder = Encoding.UTF8.GetDecoder();
            char[] chars = new char[decoder.GetCharCount(buffer, 0, bytes)];
            decoder.GetChars(buffer, 0, bytes, chars, 0);
            messageData.Append(chars);
            // Check for EOF or an empty message.
            if (messageData.ToString().IndexOf("<EOF>") != -1)
            {
                break;
            }
        } while (bytes != 0);

        return messageData.ToString();
    }
    static void DisplaySecurityLevel(SslStream stream)
    {
        Console.WriteLine("Cipher: {0} strength {1}", stream.CipherAlgorithm, stream.CipherStrength);
        Console.WriteLine("Hash: {0} strength {1}", stream.HashAlgorithm, stream.HashStrength);
        Console.WriteLine("Key exchange: {0} strength {1}", stream.KeyExchangeAlgorithm, stream.KeyExchangeStrength);
        Console.WriteLine("Protocol: {0}", stream.SslProtocol);
    }
    static void DisplaySecurityServices(SslStream stream)
    {
        Console.WriteLine("Is authenticated: {0} as server? {1}", stream.IsAuthenticated, stream.IsServer);
        Console.WriteLine("IsSigned: {0}", stream.IsSigned);
        Console.WriteLine("Is Encrypted: {0}", stream.IsEncrypted);
    }
    static void DisplayStreamProperties(SslStream stream)
    {
        Console.WriteLine("Can read: {0}, write {1}", stream.CanRead, stream.CanWrite);
        Console.WriteLine("Can timeout: {0}", stream.CanTimeout);
    }
    static void DisplayCertificateInformation(SslStream stream)
    {
        Console.WriteLine("Certificate revocation list checked: {0}", stream.CheckCertRevocationStatus);

        X509Certificate localCertificate = stream.LocalCertificate;
        if (stream.LocalCertificate != null)
        {
            Console.WriteLine("Local cert was issued to {0} and is valid from {1} until {2}.",
                localCertificate.Subject,
                localCertificate.GetEffectiveDateString(),
                localCertificate.GetExpirationDateString());
        }
        else
        {
            Console.WriteLine("Local certificate is null.");
        }
        // Display the properties of the client's certificate.
        X509Certificate remoteCertificate = stream.RemoteCertificate;
        if (stream.RemoteCertificate != null)
        {
            Console.WriteLine("Remote cert was issued to {0} and is valid from {1} until {2}.",
                remoteCertificate.Subject,
                remoteCertificate.GetEffectiveDateString(),
                remoteCertificate.GetExpirationDateString());
        }
        else
        {
            Console.WriteLine("Remote certificate is null.");
        }
    }
    public static void DisplayUsage()
    {
        Console.WriteLine("To start the server specify:");
        Console.WriteLine("serverSync certificateFile.cer");
        Environment.Exit(1);
    }
}

class Program
{
    static int Main(string[] args)
    {
        string certificate = null;

        certificate = "Certificate.cer";
        try
        {
            LocationSslTcpServer.RunServer(certificate);
        }
        catch (Exception e)
        {
            Console.WriteLine(e.StackTrace);
            Console.ReadLine();
        }
        return 0;

    }
}

Thanks in advance for helping!

A: I successfully used X.509 Digital Certificate Generator to:

*

*Create CA certificate (Ca.pfx).

*Create Client certificate signed with a CA certificate (Client.pfx).

*Create Server certificate signed with a CA certificate (Server.pfx).

*Install CA certificate (Ca.pfx) in the Trusted Root Certificate folder.

*Install Client and Server certificate (Client.pfx and Server.pfx) in Personal folder.

For steps 4 and 5: From the Search Box (near the Windows start button - left bottom your desktop) typo: cert, then select the Manage Computer Certificates application.

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Minutes of the One Hundred-third Annual Convention
Section 1, Congregations, Item 5
b. refusing or neglecting to exercise proper discipline over its members; or
c, willfully violating or disregarding the constitution or official actions of this church
or the synod,,
such congregation shall be suspended or excluded from membership in this church
by action of the synod. Prior to such action, the synodical president ·and executive body
shall present to the synod a record of the actions taken in conformity with the procedure
above described, and opportunity shall be given to the accused congregation to
be heard either in person through a chosen representative or through a written communication.
A two-thirds vote of those present and eligible to· vote at a convention of
the synod shall be required to find a congregation guilty and to order its suspension
or exclusion.
SECTION ll
MmlsTERS
ltem 1. A minister of this church shall be a man whose soundness in the faith, aptness
to teach, and educational qualifications have been examined and approved in the
manner prescribed in the constitution, and who has been properly ordained; who accepts
and adheres to the Confession of Faith of this church; who is diligent and faithful in.the
exercise of his ministry; and whose life a'.!ld conduct are above reproach. He shall comply
with the constitution, by-laws and enactments of this church and of the synod of which
he is a member, and shall participate actively in their undertakings for Christ's
Kingdom.
Item 2. In keeping with the historic discipline and practice of the Lutheran church
and to be true to a sacred trust inherent in the nature of the pastoral office, no minister
of the Lutheran Church i:μ America shall divulge any confidential disclosure given to
him in the course of his care of souls or otherwise in his .Professional capacity, except
with the express permission of the person who has confided in him or in order to
prevent a crime •.
·Item 3. Each candidate for ordination ·or other ministerial applicant for membership
in this church shall appear in person before the examining committee of a synod. This
rule shall be waived only with the consent of the president of this church, the president
of the synod, and the examining committee of the synod involved. Such exceptions shall
be considered and granted only in cases of unusual distance, difficulty or hardship.
Item 4. Three fifths of the membership of a synodical examining committee shall be
appointed or elected by the synod; two filths shall be designated by the Executive
Council. Each recommendation of a· candidate for ordination or of a minister for reception
into this church shall require a two-thirds vote of the examining committee.
Item 5. No candidate for ordination or ministerial applicant for rec.eption into this
church who has failed to be approved by one synod or its examining committee may
apply to another synod. Re-application, if any, shall be to the same synod to which
the original application was made.
item 6. J£ a minister resides at too great a distance from any congregation of this
church for him to be able . to sustain a living relationship thereto, the president may
grant permission to him to hold membership in a congregation of another Lutheran
church body.
Title Minutes of the One Hundred-third Annual Convention
Transcript 251 Section 1, Congregations, Item 5 b. refusing or neglecting to exercise proper discipline over its members; or c, willfully violating or disregarding the constitution or official actions of this church or the synod,, such congregation shall be suspended or excluded from membership in this church by action of the synod. Prior to such action, the synodical president ·and executive body shall present to the synod a record of the actions taken in conformity with the procedure above described, and opportunity shall be given to the accused congregation to be heard either in person through a chosen representative or through a written communication. A two-thirds vote of those present and eligible to· vote at a convention of the synod shall be required to find a congregation guilty and to order its suspension or exclusion. SECTION ll MmlsTERS ltem 1. A minister of this church shall be a man whose soundness in the faith, aptness to teach, and educational qualifications have been examined and approved in the manner prescribed in the constitution, and who has been properly ordained; who accepts and adheres to the Confession of Faith of this church; who is diligent and faithful in.the exercise of his ministry; and whose life a'.!ld conduct are above reproach. He shall comply with the constitution, by-laws and enactments of this church and of the synod of which he is a member, and shall participate actively in their undertakings for Christ's Kingdom. Item 2. In keeping with the historic discipline and practice of the Lutheran church and to be true to a sacred trust inherent in the nature of the pastoral office, no minister of the Lutheran Church i:μ America shall divulge any confidential disclosure given to him in the course of his care of souls or otherwise in his .Professional capacity, except with the express permission of the person who has confided in him or in order to prevent a crime •. ·Item 3. Each candidate for ordination ·or other ministerial applicant for membership in this church shall appear in person before the examining committee of a synod. This rule shall be waived only with the consent of the president of this church, the president of the synod, and the examining committee of the synod involved. Such exceptions shall be considered and granted only in cases of unusual distance, difficulty or hardship. Item 4. Three fifths of the membership of a synodical examining committee shall be appointed or elected by the synod; two filths shall be designated by the Executive Council. Each recommendation of a· candidate for ordination or of a minister for reception into this church shall require a two-thirds vote of the examining committee. Item 5. No candidate for ordination or ministerial applicant for rec.eption into this church who has failed to be approved by one synod or its examining committee may apply to another synod. Re-application, if any, shall be to the same synod to which the original application was made. item 6. J£ a minister resides at too great a distance from any congregation of this church for him to be able . to sustain a living relationship thereto, the president may grant permission to him to hold membership in a congregation of another Lutheran church body.


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Evaluation of the MicroWorks, Inc. Swab Sampling System (MSSS™) for Use in Performing Quantitative Swab Sampling
Sandy Rubio, Dawn Mciver, Natalie Behm, Madeline Fisher and William Fleming
PDA Journal of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology March 2010, 64 (2) 167-181;
Sandy Rubio
Dawn Mciver
Natalie Behm
Madeline Fisher
The purpose of this study was to qualify the MicroWorks, Inc. Swab Sampling System (MSSS™) swab kit for use in sampling cleanroom surfaces for bioburden. A six-part study was performed to demonstrate the suitability of the swab materials, the recovery of bioburden from typical cleanroom surfaces, the neutralization of typical disinfectants used in cleanrooms, the removal of diluents from the swabbed surface, and the hold time for test samples. A total of 13 challenge organisms were used: six National Collection of Type Cultures/American Type Culture Collection (NCTC/ATCC) standard culture organisms and seven environmental isolates, which were recovered from different MedImmune manufacturing facilities.
Based on the results of the study it was shown that 12 of the challenge organisms were recovered from the calcium alginate swab materials and 13 of the challenge organisms were recovered from the sodium citrate diluent at ≥70%. Eleven organisms, including the six NCTC/ATCC organisms and five of the environmental organisms, were recovered from stainless steel, glass, polyvinylchloride curtain material, latex glove material, and neoprene at a rate of ≥70%. Effective neutralization was shown for LpH (an acid phenolic compound manufactured by Steris Corporation, Mentor, OH), Vesphene II, Spor-Klenz, 70% isopropyl alcohol (IPA), and Biocides B, X, and Y when utilizing the filtration/rinsing process. Recovery of six NCTC/ATCC organisms was demonstrated at ≥70%. The study also demonstrated that the diluents could easily be removed from the swabbed surface by following the swab with a 70% IPA wipe. A hold time of at least 24 h was demonstrated when samples were stored at 2–8 °C.
The results of this study demonstrated that the MSSS™ swab kit and qualified test method recover ≥70% of surface bioburden from common cleanroom surfaces in the presence of a wide variety of disinfectants.
Swab sampling
Microbial surface recovery
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Sandy Rubio, Dawn Mciver, Natalie Behm, Madeline Fisher, William Fleming
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In my attempt to start incorporating speed into my workouts....I have a goal of running the mile in under 8 minutes this week. I have all week to do it...and the Garmin will be proof. I know 8 minutes does not sound fast...but I don't believe I've ever run a mile in under 8 minutes before. I'll keep ya posted on how it's going.
Still surviving finals.......although I'm getting a little loopy. I laughed for 20 mins with my friend today at Panera about a "Cat Poo Sandwich on Rye"....dont ask. We were in tears.
I have no doubt you will bust up that 8..Let us know when it happens!
If you can bottle up all that fianls stress and unleash it on the track, that 8 is going down! Stick it to 'em girl.
Sometimes those are the best laughs when you're so tired and the dumbest things crack you up.
Good luck on the 8.
How is the Garmin treating you? You can run a mile under 8. Just concentrate on your breathing and you'll be fine.
You are going to be an "elite" and I have a feeling that you already are one:-) Your enthusiasm and devotion to your training are what will allow you to be as good as you aspire to be. I only started 5 years ago myself, but like you I am a hard worker, self motivated, etc.
Personally, I think you could be really good. In fact, I know that one of these years I will see you at Boston... if that is one of your goals.
I was a 9:30/mile runner all last summer. Tried my hardest (including sprints around a track) and just couldn't pick it up. Then all of a sudden for no real reason - I just did a 7:56 pace for a 5K. YOU CAN DO IT.
My latest strategy has been doing 2 minutes on the treadmill at a 7 min pace, and every day adding another 15 seconds to that. (Except that I've skipped the last 5 days). We'll see though - maybe that will help.
You can do it, I'm sure of it!!
mmm i love cat poo sandwichs.
8 minute miles is fast for me - good luck!
Good Luck with reaching your speed goals. I've just managed to get one under 9 minutes. How's the new Garmin, do you love it??
My next half is on Sunday, April 27th. There's a Mother's Day 10K, which I might do as well. The only other race written in stone is IM Canada on August 24th. Would like to do 2 marathons and maybe some smaller tris, but we'll see.
Wow - that's fast - but you can do it! Yeah for the Garmin!


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Being there . . . . at 02.30 am, 22 June 1941 alongside Oberleutnant Friedrich Wilhelm Sander
serving with the men of 5 th Company, Panzer-Regiment 11, during the opening battery salvoes
and artillery barrages of Operation "Barbarossa", the Germany's surprise attack on the USSR.
Listen to the officer's comments as the immense German and satellite armies launch the
greatest invasion in world history, then successfully unleash and roll their new tanks and elite
troops along a 1,500-mile front on its western frontier. Watch dictator Hitler, frustrated by
Britain's Royal Air Force denying him the skies over its islands, as well as the English Channel to
land his well-equipped armies along its coasts, impatiently pivot his vast armadas of ships,
aircraft, tanks, and infantry, to strike eastwards, like a modern-day Napoleon, across the
boundless plains of Russia. Little did he know that stupid decision would cost him not only
World War II, but also his life by suicide. Now, via a rare combat diary, us eager World War II
buffs are allowed to join the invading Panzermanns, most of whom already steered their Skoda
and Panzer 35 (t)s through Poland and France, within their turrets, or atop them, as they rapidly
advance, engage, attack or are attacked, and survive.
ON THE SECOND DAY OF SUMMER, 1941, ALTHOUGH THE ALLIES WERE RELIEVED THE FUHRER
CHANGED HIS MIND AND HEADED TOWARD MOSCOW INSTEAD OF LONDON, THEY HELD THEIR
BREATHS. IF HITLER'S INEXORABLE FORCES ADVANCED IRRESISTIBLY, WOULD IT BE A TELLTALE,
ANTICIPATORY SIGN THAT THE THIRD REICH WAS WELL ON ITS WAY TO WINNING WW II? IF SO,
WHAT THEN? GERMAN THE UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE?
"BLOOD, DUST AND SNOW – – Diaries of a Panzer Commander in Germany and on the Eastern
Front", by Friedrich Sander, Foreword by Roger Moorhouse, Edited and translated by Robin
Schafer. Greenhill Books, c/o Pen & Sword Books Ltd., Dist. by Casemate Publishers: 2022, 432
pages, 6 ½" x 9 ½", hardcover. $37.95. Visit, www.greenhillsbooks.com, or
www.casematepublishers.com.
Readers, for the New Year, we've lucked out by being invited to witness one of the five
bloodiest combat theatres of the Second World War. Young Oberleutnant Sander experienced
his own bloodshed, first-hand, while serving with the 11 th Panzer-Regiment in two major battles
on the Eastern Front, Operations Barbarossa and Winter Storm. Intelligently, he recorded his
experiences of those campaigns in amazingly detailed diaries recently discovered. They cover
the time frame from April 1938 to December 1943, and just recently were translated by
historian and author, Robin Schafer.
Written during the heavy fighting, the diaries offer an honest assessment of the war on the
Eastern Front, providing not only an insight into the mind of a surprisingly young and highly
polished pro-Hitler officer, but also an intimate glimpse into the close-knit community of a
veteran German Panzer crew. "In contrast to the vast majority of German soldiers' memoirs,
autobiographies, and diaries published after the end of the war, Sander's diaries are not
political, or agenda driven. They were not written or edited to fit a social Zeitgeist, or to appeal
to the tastes of a certain kind of audience," writes Robin in a brilliant Introduction. No holds are
barred in terms of honest and frank perspectives.
Sander's diaries offer a totally genuine and unfiltered glimpse into the daily thoughts of an
officer in the tough Panzerwaffe during the first half of the war, and, as such, are unique.
Supported by more than 100 candid photographs, "BLOOD, DUST AND SNOW" will be of great
interest to the WWII researcher, historian, librarian, and enthusiastic buff anxious to experience
what it was really like facing the fierce, resolute Soviets defending their country, fighting to the
last man (read the chapters dealing with Stalingrad). Plus, who better to endorse the book than
the highly respected Roger Moorhouse, author of "The Devil's Alliance". Equally impressive is
the background of editor Robin Schafer, a renowned German military historian, writer, and
documentary producer of British WWI and WWII interviews and documentaries for
international television companies.
Barely into 2023, it is certain to be one of the five best World War II books of the year – – a
book all military reviewers will surely recommend to their readers
for purchase and addition to personal libraries.
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Flexispot Vs Bekant
By btlmachine / July 31, 2022 July 31, 2022
Work fatigue can be one hell of a struggle. Sitting on your chair at a desk for a full day may oftentimes give you back pains and sore muscles. And standing while working may be ideal at first glance, but it can be twice as tiring as the first. What can you do to combat both?
These electronic height-adjustable desks have become very popular. They offer many benefits for your body and work ethic. This FlexiSpot E7 Pro Plus standing desk is a popular choice. We'll be reviewing it and taking a closer look at how it works. But does it live up to its hype? Is the price reasonable enough for what it's worth? Let's find out!
For those of you who prefer a more visual experience, here is a video review for one of FlexiSpot's most popular item from William Nevius' YouTube channel. To get a comprehensive overview of FlexiSpot, you may still want to check out our article below.
The FlexiSpot E7 standing desk has a lot of useful features. It's minimalistic and sleek. The operation is surprisingly quiet and pleasant to deal with, and the sturdiness can handle objects as heavy as a real panda bear! It's easy to see why everyone is raving about the FlexiSpot E7, despite its high price.
Sleek design and construction-grade build
It takes less than an hour to assemble
Machine operation is quiet and smooth
You can adjust not only your height, but also your width
Materials are heavy and may require extra hands to assemble
Some assembly instructions may be confusing
No drawers or space underneath the desk
A Comprehensive Overview Flexispot Vs Bekant
The FlexiSpot E7 Pro Plus is priced at $579.99. However, prices can vary depending on the material. The chipboard desktop is usually an ideal budget-friendly choice, but if you want to invest in a higher-quality material, then better save up. A bamboo structure would cost you an additional $70, while a fiberboard desk is $80. Solid wood and solid-wood-textured materials are both $100. Apart from the material range, there is also a wide selection of colors, from the standard black and white to the sophisticated cherry wood and mahogany.
The frame of the E7 is constructed out of a highly durable carbon steel material. The E7's legs are thicker and can support objects up to 335 lbs. The desk's crowbar is covered with a metal cable cover. Customers had complained about poor cable management in the old model. The frame is adjustable by height, and it's perfect for whenever you want to either stand up or stay seated while at work. You can adjust the width of the frame to fit your desk, no matter how small or large.
The E7 Pro Plus desk can be purchased in the UK and other European countries. It was only recently made available in the USA, Canada, and selected Asian countries like Korea and Japan.
The assembly process of the FlexiSpot E7 Pro Plus is straightforward. The assembly process takes less than an hour. It takes between 30 and 40 minutes to put it together, if we are being precise. The E7's materials are quite heavy and can be difficult to transport, especially if they are heavier than the desk material. In this case, it's better to have another person an extra set of hands-on standby. A full set of the E7 Pro Plus comes with an instruction manual and bolt-and-screw packaging with specified letters for specified locations. It's not just simple, but also organized!
The frame comes partially assembled. You will need to adjust the width and attach the feet and legs, then plug in the wires. The pack includes a keypad for the desk, which can be purchased in Advanced or Premium. Both have height adjustment buttons, and a memory button. The Premium pad has 4 presets and the Advanced pad has 3. These presets can adjust the height of the desk automatically, so you don't have to adjust manually.
The E7 Pro Plus has motors each built within two of its legs, integrated with the keypad to provide a convenient user experience. While most of the instructions are understandable, there are a few that could be clearer, particularly with the part where the desk is attached, but that part of the experience can vary from person to person. Flexispot Vs Bekant
Performance-wise, the FlexiSpot E7 is solid enough for many different uses. It can let you do minimal things such as school work and arts-and-crafts as well as heavy-duty stuff like furniture and machine repairs. Its dramatic height change is a total gamechanger, as it allows you more freedom for your legs and other parts of your body. It also allows you to work in a more flexible way. With the presence of height-adjustable desks like the E7 Pro Plus, rest assured that they will make such a huge difference in your work life.
The E7 Pro Plus is easy to use thanks to its anti-collision feature. This detects objects that could block the desk's operation and allows it to move smoothly. To give you enough space, the E7 Pro Plus will move an inch away from an office chair that bumps into it. If the cables start to pull away while the desk raises, it will take note right away and lower slightly to prevent such a thing. The E7 is also so quiet, it's like you wouldn't even notice it. This is especially useful for when you need to take a quick power nap in your office or bedroom.
To make things easier, the E7 Pro Plus's Premium keypad has a USB port for whenever you want to fast-charge your phones or other devices without requiring separate power plugs. FlexiSpot's E7 is a great choice for anyone looking to add convenience to their work lives. The desk does not have a drawer for extra storage space included upon purchase, and some users may take a few issues with it. However, it can be sold separately on FlexiSpot's website.
If you're not fully sold with the E7 Pro Plus, you might want to check out the alternatives for your consideration. FlexiSpot also offers other height-adjustable standing tables, many of which meet or exceed the brand's high standards. There are the E5, E8, E1 and E5 desks as well as the more affordable Kana series, Comhar and Esben desks that have extra drawer space.
Ikea, the famous furniture brand, makes minimalistic standing desks. Some are Bluetooth-friendly while others can be manually operated. The former is more costly, but the latter is the most affordable.
The Autonomous Standing Desk, Cemtrex SmartDesk and Vari Electric Standing Desk are all worthy alternatives to E7. While they may all work in the same way, they have different designs and features.
The FlexiSpot E7 Pro Plus Standing Desk is packed with useful features that are perfect for both work and play. For a reasonable price of under $600, it's perfect for what it has: from the quality of the materials to the operation to the durability, it's an essential fixture worth investing in. There are some things that need to be sacrificed but there are plenty of options for sizes and enough flexibility to personalize your workspace. Overall, the E7 Pro Plus has earned the right to be one of, if not the best height-adjustable standing desk yet!
FAQ Flexispot Vs Bekant
What is the appropriate height for a standing desk?
Your height will play a role in this decision. However, a good rule to follow when determining your ideal height is to place it at 90 degrees while you type or write. If the desk is too tall or too low, you can adjust it by a few inches.
FlexiSpot products such as the E7 are usually shipped within the US in 3 to 5 days. It's almost relatively the same for other countries that have FlexiSpot stores. There are a few territories that ship its products within 24 hours, such as the UK.
Research suggests that standing for 15 minutes is the best time to stand. You will need to stand and sit at a height-adjustable table for a lot of time per day.
FlexiSpot is best known for its standing desks but the company also offers office furniture. Included in the company's lineup are: Flexispot Vs Bekant
Bamboo and climate-positive desks
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package edu.stanford.futuredata.macrobase.analysis.summary.aplinear.metrics;

/**
 * Measures how many standard deviations a subgroup is away from the global mean
 */
public class MeanDevMetric implements QualityMetric {
    private double globalMean;
    private double globalStdDev;

    private int countIdx, m1Idx, m2Idx;

    public MeanDevMetric(
            int countIdx,
            int m1Idx,
            int m2Idx
    ) {
        this.countIdx = countIdx;
        this.m1Idx = m1Idx;
        this.m2Idx = m2Idx;
    }

    @Override
    public String name() {
        return "mean_deviation";
    }

    @Override
    public QualityMetric initialize(double[] globalAggregates) {
        double n = globalAggregates[countIdx];
        globalMean = globalAggregates[m1Idx] / n;
        globalStdDev = Math.sqrt(
                globalAggregates[m2Idx]/n - globalMean*globalMean
        );
        return null;
    }

    @Override
    public double value(double[] aggregates) {
        double curMean = aggregates[m1Idx] / aggregates[countIdx];
        return Math.abs((curMean - globalMean) / globalStdDev);
    }

    @Override
    public boolean isMonotonic() {
        return false;
    }
}

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The #CVSEffect in Action:
'Walk the Talk' Edition with Intel, Verizon, Ford and Google
Claire Sommer
Published 6 years ago. About a 5 minute read.
Seven months ago, this series kicked off with CVS' surprise announcement that it would no longer carry tobacco products in its retail stores. Fast forward, the company announced Sept. 3 that it had met its goal a month ahead of schedule and had a new name to match its bold, new vision of a tobacco-free America — CVS Health.
In follow-up articles, I've talked about leading businesses that have taken big steps for the common good because it's the right thing to do — even if it costs the company financially in the short term — and the most recent talked-about companies banding together to work on climate and energy issues.
This time I want to point to a trend of businesses being called out publicly to make their "walk match their talk" on climate action commitments, political contributions and trade association memberships. It's worth noting that pressure from responsible investment and climate action groups factor into all of the examples below, as more proof of the power of collaboration.
By nature I'm more inclined to shine a light on positive examples, but this wave of businesses being exposed for disconnects between their stated values and actions merits a closer look. My hope is that these efforts will spur actions that we can broadly acknowledge as steps in the right direction for leading brands.
I started tracking this issue of talking-versus-walking in January when the Union of Concerned Scientists released a report called Tricks of the Trade: How Companies Influence Climate Policy Through Business and Trade Associations. The report shows that "companies choose not to be transparent about their affiliations with trade and business associations." One of the key issues that author Gretchen Goldman raises are disconnects between businesses' positions on climate change versus the positions held by their business and trade groups.
In March, Intel became the first US company to commit to aligning its company policies and political contributions. The decision came after what was described as "fruitful negotiations" with investor group NorthStar Asset Management, Inc. and the filing of a shareholder proposal. In hindsight, this news that didn't get a lot of ink early in the year looks prescient. What's notable here is that the commitment goes behind disclosure — "tell us what you're doing" — to doing things differently in the future.
Then, a much-shared article in June by Climate Progress discussed the US Chamber of Commerce's preemptive swing at President Obama's climate plan (the Chamber's report opposed EPA rules that hadn't been released yet, saying that they would be bad for jobs and the economy). The quote that grabbed my eye was this: "The Chamber does not speak on behalf of Prudential." Well then, I wanted to ask, who does?
Then last month, Microsoft announced it had cut ties with the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) because of concerns about the lobbying group's opposition to renewable energy. Pressure from two responsible investment groups — The Sustainability Group and Walden Asset Management — played a role in the decision. And a few weeks later, a Common Cause-led campaign with over 50 organizational co-signers called on Google to drop its ALEC membership as well.
Which brings us up to earlier this month, when Forecast the Facts released its new "Disrupt Denial" report and social media campaign. The group says that "companies like eBay, Ford, Google, Microsoft, and UPS also contributed to the $641 million climate deniers in Congress have received from US businesses since 2008." It's too soon to say if this campaign will be successful, but if it is, then Intel's example provides a path for other companies to follow.
As the year has progressed, I've felt increasing optimism from examples in the business world, op-eds and mainstream media that climate reality is winning out. The World Bank released a statement in August showing business leader support for carbon pricing and China just announced it will have a carbon market up and running by 2016. More companies are stepping up to talk about climate change as a material business risk and sharing their energy plans with investors and shareholders. And many of those companies have signed on as supporters for the Sept. 21 People's Climate March in New York City that kicks off Climate Week and the Sept. 23 UN Climate Summit.
At the same time, there are plenty of people ready to write off the Summit's chances for a treaty in 2015 or if it's even possible to stave off climate catastrophe. But what's different this time is that the business world has been asked to take on larger and more meaningful commitments. The We Mean Business coalition announced it will launch on Sept. 22 with a new report on the business case for moving swiftly to a low-carbon economy and the opportunities available to those companies who take action now.
The science is clearer than ever that our globe is heading towards "irreversible" climate impacts. So there's not a day to waste — as individuals, business owners and citizens — to make sure future generations have a world fit to live in.
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module Parse.Literal (literal) where

import Prelude hiding (exponent)
import Control.Applicative ((<$>))
import Text.Parsec ((<|>), (<?>), digit, hexDigit, lookAhead, many1, option, string, try)
import Parse.Helpers (IParser, chr, str)
import qualified AST.Literal as L

literal :: IParser L.Literal
literal =
  num <|> (L.Str <$> str) <|> (L.Chr <$> chr) <?> "literal"

num :: IParser L.Literal
num =
  toLiteral <$> (rawNumber <?> "number")

toLiteral :: String -> L.Literal
toLiteral n
  | 'x' `elem` n         = L.IntNum (read n)
  | any (`elem` ".eE") n = L.FloatNum (read n)
  | otherwise            = L.IntNum (read n)

rawNumber :: IParser String
rawNumber =
  concat <$> sequence
    [ option "" minus
    , base16 <|> base10
    ]

base16 :: IParser String
base16 =
  do  try (string "0x")
      digits <- many1 hexDigit
      return ("0x" ++ digits)

base10 :: IParser String
base10 =
  concat <$> sequence
    [ many1 digit
    , option "" decimals
    , option "" exponent
    ]

minus :: IParser String
minus =
  try $ do
    string "-"
    lookAhead digit
    return "-"

decimals :: IParser String
decimals =
  do  try $ lookAhead (string "." >> digit)
      string "."
      n <- many1 digit
      return ('.' : n)

exponent :: IParser String
exponent =
  do  string "e" <|> string "E"
      op <- option "" (string "+" <|> string "-")
      n <- many1 digit
      return ('e' : op ++ n)


Thus begins the loneliness of the sasquatch, but who or what is this creature?
The legend of Bigfoot, or the sasquatch, can be traced to newspaper reports in the American Pacific Northwest in the 1950s. On finding what appeared to be giant footprints, loggers speculated that they had come upon the equivalent of the Himalayan Abominable Snowman, or Yeti. This was an era when there were still great undiscovered tracts of land and sea, untouched by human influence. Uncharted territory was beguiling, spawning myths that defied human investigation or understanding.
But much has changed; today, just 15 per cent of the world's land area is untouched by humans, and we are widely believed to be in the throes of the sixth mass extinction that the world has experienced. Whereas the sasquatch was once thought of as potential living evidence of the missing link between humankind and our closest primate relatives, today we think not so much of what remains to discover, but of all that we have lost. What allures us is their rarity, their uniqueness, their loneliness.
When I set out to translate Sasquatch there were two challenges facing me: that of language and that of gender.
Rosenstock's original Sasquatch consists of 66 short lyric poems, which form a haunting philosophical narrative as the last sasquatch perceives the world around him, and eventually merges with the totality. The sequence was published as a dual language edition in Irish and English. Although I don't have fluent Irish, I began by translating Rosenstock's Irish lyrics before looking at his own translations into English, so as to get a clear sense of the originals. Then, equipped with the Irish versions, my own English translations, and the author's translations, I set out to write my transcreation. To do so in my own voice, it was key to me to change the gender of the sasquatch. This served two purposes – it let me inhabit the sasquatch better than I could have done otherwise, and secondly, I wanted to explore how a female sasquatch perceives herself, alone in all the world, because there is a dearth of such voices. The iconic 20th-century examples of the outsider are predominantly male. The effect of this gender change was far more powerful than I could have anticipated, and created a very different book.
Below is a selection of my favourite stanzas from the sequence.


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Kang-e Zeytun (, also Romanized as Kang-e Zeytūn) is a village in Zaveh Rural District, in the Central District of Zaveh County, Razavi Khorasan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 76, in 29 families.

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The fleet of Regent Seven Seas Cruises is currently undergoing a US$125 million refurbishment program. Seven Seas Navigator's upgrade was completed in April, Seven Seas Voyager is expected to emerge from her Marseille drydock on November 9, and Seven Seas Mariner will undergo her refit at Grand Bahama Shipyard in April 2017.
Regent's refurbishment program includes ship enhancements in public spaces and reimagined menus in the Compass Rose restaurants.
Updates have or will be made to suites and spaces such as La Veranda and the pool deck, with new stone floors and possibly a new pool design - similar to that of the infinity pool on Seven Seas Explorer – as well as shades over the hot tubs and an infrared outdoor grill. The internet cafe and library will also receive an update.
Compass Rose, Regent's fleetwide main dining room, is getting upgraded dinner and lunch menus that will offer more choice. The right hand side of the dinner menu will still feature the executive chef's nightly specials as well as a multicourse "menu degustation" and a healthier Canyon Ranch Spa option, but the left hand side will now allow passengers to fully customize their dinner. Passengers can start by selecting an appetizer and then an entree from more than a dozen meat, fish and seafood options like lobster, salmon, Dover sole, New York strip steak, filet mignon, lamb chops or veal medallions. Then, diners can choose how they would like their dish prepared - grilled, baked, broiled, poached or roasted - and what sauces they would like included such as madeira-truffle, creamy herb, hollandaise, green peppercorn or hickory barbeque. Side dish options might include Lyonnaise potatoes, sweet potato fries, sauteed spinach or Brussel sprouts. For those sticking to right hand dining, the chef's dinner specials will change nightly with entrees that might include braised turbot filet, Cornish hen, Beijing-style roasted duck or seared mahi mahi.
Following dinner, a separate dessert menu offers standards like international cheeses with a glass of port wine, assorted crackers and French bread; and a variety of handmade ice creams and sorbets. New options are also available each evening, and pastry chef specials could include a Tanzanian chocolate cake, bananas Foster or Viennese apple strudel.
In addition to the revamped dinner menu, Regent Seven Seas Cruises is also reinventing its Compass Rose lunch menu for Navigator, Voyager and Mariner. Following the lunch menu model on Explorer, which launched in July 2016, Compass Rose will now feature selections from Explorer's three specialty restaurants - Prime 7, Chartreuse and Pacific Rim - in all its dining rooms fleetwide. Lunch options will be refreshed daily, with entrees like a croque monsieur or croque madam from Chartreuse, aromatic duck from Pacific Rim or yellowfin tuna salad from Prime 7.
The new Compass Rose menus will launch on Voyager and Mariner following their drydocks.


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The development of the fishing fleets by the subcontractors is illustrated by these four models.
uring the last decades, the Bremerhaven fish industry has undergone a radical structural change. Now the once mighty trawler fleet with the pennant code BX (Bremerhaven) has been downgraded to a mere handful of vessels. Today, fish processing and inland trade form the main business. The fish itself is mainly imported from Iceland.
The reasons for this change lie mainly in the extension of the offshore commercial and fishery zones after the Second World War. Iceland, whose coastal waters were once a major fishing ground for Bremerhaven trawlers, can again serve as a suitable example. More and more, the independent sub-artic republic extended her fishing zones: four nautical miles in 1952, then twelve in 1958, 50 (1972) and finally 200 in 1975.


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Fri, 07/05/2019 - 1:12am Scott Rains
Rockin' the Park kicks off Friday night and will have the Wichita Mountains reverberating with cool riffs and rock candy beats. It's going to be awesome. The fest offers three days of live rock music in conjunction with the Jeeplahoma Jeep show, fireworks and Medicine Park's 111th birthday celebration. The always free shenanigans are a bargain for a family friendly, fun event.
The fest kicks off at 9 p.m. from the Medicine Park Main Stage with Rousey, an Oklahoma City based funk rock band with interesting instrumentation and a drive to make people dance. They live up to it with their latest release: •Rousey — "Tigers & Yachts" — https://youtu.be/HUI9GXXijtM.
Saturday's lineup: 3 p.m., Ponder the Albatross; 5 p.m., Tyler Lee; 7 p.m., 57 Sauce; 9 p.m., Groovement.
Sunday: 3 p.m., The Hucksters; 5 p.m., Reeves Bros.; 7 p.m., Uncle Zep; 9 p.m., Kris Lager Band.
I'll be up to the Park and report back next week with a few highlights from the fest.
I was out for a bit Saturday night and caught a pleasant surprise at Lawton's Railhead Saloon, 909 S. Sheridan. A groove-heavy southern grunge doom ensemble called Haggardz Hellraizerz took the stage as the night's only band. Good thing. I wouldn't have wanted to follow them.
The Oklahoma City-based ensemble features: Chris Poor, vocals/guitar; Steven Brewer, bass; Richard Blankenship, drums; and Scott Corbett, guitar. The band was borne from a 2013 idea of Poor's and another friend. But it didn't fruition further until 2015 when Poor went into the studio in 2015 and recorded.
Last year, Poor jammed with Blankenship and that jam turned into two and then became rehearsals as Brewer and Corbett joined the fold.
The Hellraizerz were joined by a friend who sang for their first show in August 2018 at Suspence Fest in Pampa, Texas. Poor said several shows followed until the singer left the band the week before the Railhead show. It may have been for the best. As a four-piece, these guys have it down. Poor describes the band best.
"We are a heavy 10-ton groove machine with heavy riffs and blistering groove solos, southern thunderous bass lines with melodic grungy vox," he said. "We write about life of everyday people cause that what we are, just regular people."
Poor said the band is going back into the studio in August and should be back around Lawton in the fall. You'll want to catch it.
Check out the Haggardz Hellraizerz Facebook page where they'll be posting new videos of the current lineup. You can find video from their five-piece days on YouTube.
This week, Studio Blanket/Tent Fort produced the Holy Freedom 4th of July Special 1-Hour Mix Tape America! edition of Today's Best Soundemonium! with Steve Carr, a.k.a. Steve-O, and the columnist. There is no freedom like the freedom to enjoy this great lineup:
Garagemahalix, "Movin'"; Cody Newby & Lynn Moon, "All About That Bass"; Trent Logan, "Broken Halos"; Jasmine Cox-Phelps, "Who I Am"; Eric "Dirty Red" McDaniel & The Schmucks, "Jangalang"; Hobie Lasiter and The Drum House Non-Jug Jam Band, "Please Do Not Go"; Al Berry, "Me & Bobby McGee"; J.D. Famoly & Wil Jones, "Comfortably Numb"; Smokey Motel, "Young Forever"; Bannister Chaava and Steve-O, "Wonderboy". It made pool time fun. Check it out when it replays Sunday night at 6:30 p.m.
Jokey McJokerson ran "a-fowl" with this freedom-inspired joke set-up. Here's the punchline:
"A firequacker.'"
Jokey's Corner — TBD will be featured for Comedy Night for the weekly Saturday night series to be held in the Summit Ballroom at the Apache Casino Hotel, 2315 E. Gore. Doors open at 7 p.m. and the show starts at 8 p.m. Tickets for the 21-and-up show are $10 and may be purchased at the casino cage or online atwww.apachecasinohotel.com.
Preacher Lawson, Friday. Tickets are on sale and are priced at $20, $25 and $30. Tickets may be purchased at the casino cage or online at www.apachecasinohotel.com.
Turn your radio dial to Magic 95.3 FM Radio around 6:25 p.m. each Thursday (if not much earlier) or stream the half-hour show online: http://s1.phx.icastcenter.com/start/kmgz953/ or www.onlineradiobox.com; or on the Apple or Android apps or on the TuneIn app, or: http://www.kmgz.com/.
And, hey, if you have a song you want us to check out, email us: soundemonium@gmail.com.
#Sundaymonium — Remember that every Sunday night you can listen to a rebroadcast of the prior week's show followed by this latest show: 6 p.m., Jay Alexander; 6:30 p.m., Holy Freedom 4th of July Special 1-Hour Mix Tape America!.
Tune in after Sunday's show at 7 p.m. for the Steve-O's weekly show, B-Sides Besides.
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Soundemonium Musaic Lawton music archive homepage: Scott Rains — https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPw__GedGPOUD-wROFcuZ8w.
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Regulations under the Wireless Telegraphy Act 1905-1919.
Full title: Regulations under the Wireless Telegraphy Act 1905-1919.
Author/creator: Australia. Wireless Telegraphy Act 1905, Australia. Wireless Telegraphy Act 1915, Australia. Wireless Telegraphy Act 1919, Australia. Postmaster-General's Department, Australia.
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Call Numbers: 654.1/A
Record Identifier: 74VvEa7KllBO
Formats: Books
Contents: 37 p. ; 26 cm.
Publishers: Melbourne, Vic. : Albert J. Mullett, Government Printer, [1923].
Notes: Caption title. At head of title: Statutory rules. 1923. No. 97. "I, the Governor-General in and over the Commonwealth of Australia, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council, hereby make the following Regulations under the Wireless Telegraphy Act 1905-1919, to come into operation on the first day of August, 1923. Dated this twenty-fifth day of July, 1923. Forster, Governor-General." "By His Excellency's Command, W.G. Gibson, Postmaster-General."
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Dr. Claudia Wigmann from Leibniz Research Institute for Environmental Medicine, Germany will give presentation entitled "Application of weighted risk scores to estimate the relative contribution of environmental and genetic factors to skin aging: A step towards individualized cosmetics" during Porto Skin Ageing & Challenges Congress 2019 which will be held in Porto, on February 25-27, 2019.
Short summary of talk: "Skin aging is influenced by environmental factors including solar radiation, air pollution, tobacco smoke and nutritional habits as well as by genetic factors, but the relative contribution of each of these factors is currently unknown.
We addressed this question using weighted risk scores to assess the relative importance of these factors for two prominent skin aging traits: coarse facial wrinkles and facial lentigines.
Employing this model, we found that all risk scores combined explain 24% of the variance of wrinkles and 27% of lentigines.
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