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By David France
Photo: Mary Ellen Mark
It was long ago and it was far away, but for the one out of six American men who were sexually abused as children, the results are always present, deeply corrosive, and wildly contagious. David France talks to a few brave men—and the women who married them—who have shattered their silence, faced their traumas, and taken their first steps toward healing.
Donna Mertrud fell for Ray Skettini when she was only 17. A year older and the class clown at their Pequannock, New Jersey, high school, he had a chip on his shoulder, some people said. But he made Donna laugh. Three years later, when she agreed to marry him, Ray asked his family priest, Father James Hanley, to officiate.
From early on, Donna felt something was wrong. Among the "red flags" that kept popping up, she says, were Ray's irritability and his tendency to pace. And then there was his subtle but growing detachment from her. "When we got married, we really explored each other. We had fun," says Donna, now 50. "Getting to know each other, forming as a married couple and as a family, we bonded closer. But as weird as this sounds, the more we did that, the more he pulled away, emotionally and physically." Slowly their sex life dwindled. Sometimes she had merely to touch his shoulder when he'd freeze and draw back. Donna wondered if he was having an affair. Mostly, though, she just felt rejected, and this broke her heart.
"I knew he loved me. There are so many ways to show love other than sex—endearing things he would do," she says. "But my self-esteem really was depleting, because I thought, 'What's wrong with me?' It was something that I was very persistent about, trying to get to 'why.' There was a thorn in our marriage, and I needed to find out what it was." The more she challenged him about it, however, the worse things got. Ray, a surveyor and park ranger who often worked two jobs, would say he was tired or too busy to talk. "There was always an answer," she says, "but it never added up." Uncertain and lonely, she began to overeat—a groping attempt to feed her longing for intimacy, as her therapist would later explain. "So many people said to me, 'Donna, go have an affair!' But I didn't want that. I never wanted that. I wanted my husband back."
Little changed through nearly 25 years of marriage. Then in the fall of 2001, Donna returned to college to finish her degree in education. One course in particular, on the psychology of human relations, spoke directly to her. "I started realizing, 'Oh my God, there are names for the things I've been going through!'" Poring over her textbooks, she came to believe that her husband had been sexually abused. His behavior fit the pattern.
Confirmation, however, didn't come until one afternoon that spring. While Ray busied himself in the kitchen, Donna turned on The Oprah Show and found several young men talking about having been abused by their priests. She stood in stunned silence when she recognized one of the offenders: Father James Hanley—the same priest who had performed their marriage and two years later baptized their first child.
"Then I heard this tiny voice coming from the kitchen," she says.
It was Ray, barely in a whisper: "I guess I'm not the only one."
The shock was so great it capsized Donna, and she dropped to her knees in the living room. "The pieces of my puzzle started falling together," she says.
It took another few days before Ray told her what had happened when he was 12, how Hanley had pretended to give him an education in sex, demonstrating each lesson on the boy's body.
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Application security is now one of hottest topic in IT departments. We are now fully in the age of the Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) regardless of how it has been rebranded by the marketing departments. It is the norm to build services and provided them to our clients, partners and suppliers. Retailers such as Amazon have open their door through their API to third party developers to make use of their vast resources; be it cloud computing or selling and buying items. We build services and make them available through (a well designed) application programming interface (API). There is a downside in making our API available to third parties, and that is we are making ourselves vulnerable to attackers to compromise our systems. This post aims to discuss ways to secure web services against such malicious behaviour. Remember, nothing is secured in theory but let's make it darn hard to break it in practice. The security has to be a forethought when starting to develop a new service.
These layers are also applicable to SOAP based web services and any network distributed systems. The above diagram shall be read bottom up. Even though the above layers look and sound similar to the OSI Model, there are not the same and should not be confused.
Legacy network applications which communicates over the internet using HTTP were mostly secured using Secure Socket Layers (SSL). Certificates vendors branded their products as SSL certificates, therefore when the Transport Layer Security (TLS) was introduced, they kept the same name as SSL certificates. TLS is the evolution of SSL, needless to say that all APIs communications shall be done over HTTPS preferably using TLS as it has fixed some of the vulnerabilities of SSL.
OAuth 1 or 2: OAuth allows third party client to access users resources without sharing their credentials. It is commonly used by web services such as Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn to authorise third party applications to log onto their sites.
Identity Certificate: identity certificates are, in many forms, similar to SSL certificates. The Certificate Authority (CA), which could be your company, signs and endorse the certificate on behalf of a third party. You can provide your third party with an identity certificate that you have signed with your key. This could be very secured in the same way as HTTPS. Third party clients should not self signed their certificates. As the certificates are available on the callers' devices, if a device is stolen, this can become a security risk.
A recommendation would be to secure your web services API with Basic Authentication over HTTPS, this security approach is the most popular and tested on the internet. OAuth v1 would be recommended over v2 for transmitting highly sensitive data. OAuth suitability on commercial APIs is questionable as opposed to web site which aims is amassed a large user base.
The application layer security would group, roles, domain or hierarchy level security. It is faster and cheaper to build a custom solution or procure an Open Source alternative. Regardless of the which route you may venture into, application layer security has to be implemented to have a fully secured web services.
We have discussed the three layers of web services security. Remember that; in theory nothing is secure but we should make near impossible to break it in practice. Architects have to consider all three layers when designing APIs which would be available to third parties over the internet. All web services communication shall be conducted over a secured channel such as HTTPS. The Basic Authentication can handle most authentication requests to web services and is a secure way to exchange user credentials over HTTPS. Application Layer security shall be implemented to handle authorisation to resources. Remember, code defensively to mitigate risks of a security breach.
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Somewhere along the way many network and boutique publicists got the idea that the traditional elements of program promotion – press kits, DVD screeners, press conferences and other events – could be replaced by e-mails with links to online information and private streaming sites that would generate the same results. As a result, a growing number of critics are passing right by many new and returning shows, either by choice (because the shows are known to be terrible) or understandable oversight (the inevitable result of receiving hundreds of e-mails every day). This seems to be less of an issue for the bloggers and episode re-cappers (who tend to obsessively focus on a handful of shows) than it is for critics who make a Herculean effort to at least remain aware of everything that is happening on television and share that information with their readers. Within that context, let us praise the National Geographic Channels and the tireless work of their publicity and marketing teams in getting the word out – especially about important programming that people really should be encouraged to watch. They go as far beyond e-mails and links as it is possible to do.


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The Apple Glitches Report
Posted By Gene Steinberg On October 24, 2014 @ 12:00 AM In News | 4 Comments
So there's a lurid story this week about some Bank of America customers encountering duplicate charges when using Apple Pay to cover a bill. The critics are yowling. Is Apple's new digital wallet system fatally flawed? Should customers even bother with such silliness as NFC and Touch ID to replace simple if not-terribly-secure credit card swiping.
Now first and foremost, regardless of the teething problems, there's nothing here that indicates a potential security problem. It's just a processing error of some sort. Bank of America says it's an Apple Pay issue, and Apple promises to fix it. Meantime, it's reported that only about 1,000 customers were impacted and, of course, they will get refunds for the double charges. Nobody is ripping off anybody here.
But I'm not surprised that goofy things happen when one is trying to do something complicated, and it's clear Apple Pay is an extremely sophisticated payment scheme. Remember that the retailer doesn't see your credit card number, and transactions are made with a digital token to ensure security. The transaction is made using your Touch ID. So it's not a matter of someone being able to steal your money by stealing your iPhone. Besides, if your iPhone is stolen, you can use the Find My iPhone feature to locate its whereabouts and wipe it clean.
Understand that new technologies will have glitches here and there. But it seems that when the glitch involves Apple, it gets much more play in the media. Isn't Apple supposed to be perfect?
Of course, when you look at the history of Apple, you'll see there are always problems of one sort or another, starting with power supply failures on the very first 1984 all-in-one Mac. If you look at other tech hardware and software, you'll find even more severe defects.
Back to the present day, Apple has had to confront glitches — 0r presumed glitches — for over a month now. Just before iOS 8 came out, there was the sensational story about the leak of nude photos from a number of entertainers. Forgetting for the moment the wisdom of putting explicit photos of anyone in the cloud, it wasn't about iCloud vulnerabilities but being able to easily crack someone's username and password. With a celebrity, the username is most always obvious, so it means the password must be chosen with due care.
When iOS 8 arrived, there was a spate of bugs, including the inability to pair your iPhone via Bluetooth with some cars. There were also problems with Wi-Fi connectivity with some routers, among other things. The infamous 8.0.1 updater essentially bricked any iPhone 6, and it was pulled quickly. But not before the media went after Apple; the fixed version arrived a day later.
The iOS 8.1 update appears to be pretty solid, however, and the adoption rate of the new mobile OS is hovering around 53% (source: Mixpanel) as I write this. It appears the momentum increased this week, perhaps because the update d version made some skeptical people more inclined to upgrade. So I expect the rate will continue to catch up, but it's impossible to ever hit the 91% level because less hardware is supported.
There was also that alleged iPhone 6 Plus bending issue that lasted long enough for Consumer Reports magazine to test the hardware and find it perfectly solid. Without a rash of complaints of similar problems — Apple said only nine complaints were received when they responded to the reports — it ended up as just another one of those silly issues that arise with new Apple gear that soon fades away.
OS X Yosemite seems pretty solid so far. Most issues so far are about Apple's design choices rather than actual bugs, although there are reports of problems with Bluetooth connectivity and a possible performance lag. The translucency effects may seem a bit much, though they are easily dialed back. But you have to use Accessibility preferences to make the changes, which appears to be a curious design choice, although a similar logic was used in providing ways to scale back the excesses in iOS 7 and iOS 8.
It's also true that some of the highly-promoted features of Yosemite mostly don't work on Macs older than two or three years. But Apple isn't going to put the brakes on developing new capabilities because older hardware won't provide support. People will just learn to live with it or buy new Macs. There has to be a selling point beyond a slight increase in performance.
In saying that, though, I've read scattered reports of "unofficial" ways to engage Handoff on these other Macs. Some of them require opening your Mac and replacing the wireless card, and I wouldn't recommend it unless you know your stuff, and are willing to take a chance installing unapproved hardware with the potential downsides. Maybe that's enough to make Apple think about an official solution.
The arrival of new iPads was greeted with the complaints, from some, that they weren't sufficiently changed over last year's. But people who bought an iPad last year are highly unlikely to buy another t his year, unless it's to add to the collection. Too bad logic isn't allowed to prevail over fear-mongering.
Besides I'm still waiting for a pie-shaped or circular iPad.
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This is a charcoal and Conte sketch of the Jacob Schmidt Brewery in Saint Paul, Minnesota. It is currently being converted into Artists lofts after being shut down for years.
I'm planning to paint the brewery sometime soon. Before that though, I'll do several studies and many thumbnails to get the right composition and colors.


What will you do when Time dissolves itself?
Dead Synchronicity: Tomorrow comes Today is the first installment of the Dead Synchronicity series: a 2D point and click adventure released for Windows, Mac, Linux, iPad, Android, PS4 and Nintendo Switch.
Featuring a script with dystopian overtones, the game pays homage to classic adventures (The Secret of Monkey Island, Broken Sword, Day of the Tentacle…) but revolves around a more mature theme, along the lines of games such as I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream or Sanitarium.
A terrible pandemic is turning all of humanity into "the Dissolved" – the sick whose deliria provide them with supernatural cognitive powers… but also steer them towards a gruesome death.
The root of this illness seems to be the Great Wave, an inexplicable chain of natural disasters that destroyed all energy sources and communications and plunged the world into a chaos ruthlessly controlled by both the authorities and the army alike.
So the player will have to help Michael, a man with no past, recover his identity and decode the events that brought the world to the edge of collapse. Because, if Michael doesn't hurry, he won't be able to avoid the impending moment of "dead synchronicity"… when Time itself dissolves.


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The Renault Modus is a mini MPV that was produced between 2004 and 2012. It was the first small car to receive the full 5 Euro NCAP safety rating and was also one of the first cars to have automatic headlamps and windscreen wipers.
Our roads are covered with tiny stone chips that spray against moving vehicles and leave arash' of nasty paint scratches, known as road rash.
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Mavilly-Mandelot és un municipi francès, situat al departament de la Costa d'Or i a la regió de Borgonya - Franc Comtat. L'any 2007 tenia 154 habitants.

Demografia

Població
El 2007 la població de fet de Mavilly-Mandelot era de 154 persones. Hi havia 62 famílies, de les quals 16 eren unipersonals (8 homes vivint sols i 8 dones vivint soles), 23 parelles sense fills, 19 parelles amb fills i 4 famílies monoparentals amb fills.

La població ha evolucionat segons el següent gràfic:

Habitants censats

Habitatges
El 2007 hi havia 89 habitatges, 62 eren l'habitatge principal de la família, 12 eren segones residències i 16 estaven desocupats. 85 eren cases i 4 eren apartaments. Dels 62 habitatges principals, 55 estaven ocupats pels seus propietaris, 5 estaven llogats i ocupats pels llogaters i 2 estaven cedits a títol gratuït; 3 tenien dues cambres, 6 en tenien tres, 15 en tenien quatre i 38 en tenien cinc o més. 50 habitatges disposaven pel capbaix d'una plaça de pàrquing. A 25 habitatges hi havia un automòbil i a 35 n'hi havia dos o més.

Piràmide de població
La piràmide de població per edats i sexe el 2009 era:

Economia
El 2007 la població en edat de treballar era de 99 persones, 72 eren actives i 27 eren inactives. De les 72 persones actives 66 estaven ocupades (38 homes i 28 dones) i 7 estaven aturades (3 homes i 4 dones). De les 27 persones inactives 10 estaven jubilades, 4 estaven estudiant i 13 estaven classificades com a «altres inactius».

Ingressos
El 2009 a Mavilly-Mandelot hi havia 62 unitats fiscals que integraven 168 persones, la mediana anual d'ingressos fiscals per persona era de 20.519 €.

Activitats econòmiques
Dels 6 establiments que hi havia el 2007, 1 era d'una empresa de fabricació d'altres productes industrials, 2 d'empreses d'hostatgeria i restauració, 2 d'empreses de serveis i 1 d'una entitat de l'administració pública.

L'únic servei als particulars que hi havia el 2009 era un restaurant.

L'any 2000 a Mavilly-Mandelot hi havia 17 explotacions agrícoles que ocupaven un total de 680 hectàrees.

Equipaments sanitaris i escolars
El 2009 hi havia una escola maternal integrada dins d'un grup escolar amb les comunes properes formant una escola dispersa.

Poblacions més properes
El següent diagrama mostra les poblacions més properes.

Referències

 Résumé statistique Fitxa resum de dades estadístiques de Mavilly-Mandelot a l'INSEE.
 Évolution et structure de la population Fitxa amb el detall de dades de Mavilly-Mandelot a l'INSEE
 France par commune Dades detallades de tots els municipis de França accessibles a partir del mapa.

Municipis de la Costa d'Or

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If you prefer 2D dinosaur cookie cutters, then Foose Cookie Cutters has several tin dinosaur cookie cutters available here for $2.29 to $2.95 each. They include a trycerotops, spinosaurus, camptosaurus, pterodactyl, apatasaurus and more. Foose also sells a set of 7 for $14.95.


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package remote

import (
	io "io"

	"github.com/AsynkronIT/protoactor-go/actor"
	"github.com/AsynkronIT/protoactor-go/log"
	"golang.org/x/net/context"
	"google.golang.org/grpc/codes"
	"google.golang.org/grpc/status"
)

type endpointReader struct {
	suspended bool
	remote    *Remote
}

func newEndpointReader(r *Remote) *endpointReader {
	return &endpointReader{
		remote: r,
	}
}

func (s *endpointReader) Connect(ctx context.Context, req *ConnectRequest) (*ConnectResponse, error) {
	if s.suspended {
		return nil, status.Error(codes.Canceled, "Suspended")
	}

	return &ConnectResponse{DefaultSerializerId: DefaultSerializerID}, nil
}

func (s *endpointReader) Receive(stream Remoting_ReceiveServer) error {
	disconnectChan := make(chan bool, 1)
	s.remote.edpManager.endpointReaderConnections.Store(stream, disconnectChan)
	defer func() {
		close(disconnectChan)
	}()
	go func() {
		// endpointManager sends true
		// endpointReader sends false
		if <-disconnectChan {
			plog.Debug("EndpointReader is telling to remote that it's leaving")
			err := stream.SendMsg(&Unit{})
			if err != nil {
				plog.Error("EndpointReader failed to send disconnection message", log.Error(err))
			}
		} else {
			s.remote.edpManager.endpointReaderConnections.Delete(stream)
			plog.Debug("EndpointReader removed active endpoint from endpointManager")
		}
	}()

	targets := make([]*actor.PID, 100)
	for {
		batch, err := stream.Recv()
		if err == io.EOF {
			plog.Debug("EndpointReader stream closed")
			disconnectChan <- false
			return nil
		} else if err != nil {
			plog.Info("EndpointReader failed to read", log.Error(err))
			return err
		} else if s.suspended {
			// We read all messages ignoring them to gracefully end the request
			continue
		}

		// only grow pid lookup if needed
		if len(batch.TargetNames) > len(targets) {
			targets = make([]*actor.PID, len(batch.TargetNames))
		}

		for i := 0; i < len(batch.TargetNames); i++ {
			targets[i] = s.remote.actorSystem.NewLocalPID(batch.TargetNames[i])
		}

		for _, envelope := range batch.Envelopes {
			pid := targets[envelope.Target]
			message, err := Deserialize(envelope.MessageData, batch.TypeNames[envelope.TypeId], envelope.SerializerId)
			if err != nil {
				plog.Debug("EndpointReader failed to deserialize", log.Error(err))
				return err
			}
			// if message is system message send it as sysmsg instead of usermsg

			sender := envelope.Sender

			switch msg := message.(type) {
			case *actor.Terminated:
				rt := &remoteTerminate{
					Watchee: msg.Who,
					Watcher: pid,
				}
				s.remote.edpManager.remoteTerminate(rt)
			case actor.SystemMessage:
				ref, _ := s.remote.actorSystem.ProcessRegistry.GetLocal(pid.Id)
				ref.SendSystemMessage(pid, msg)
			default:
				var header map[string]string
				if envelope.MessageHeader != nil {
					header = envelope.MessageHeader.HeaderData
				}
				localEnvelope := &actor.MessageEnvelope{
					Header:  header,
					Message: message,
					Sender:  sender,
				}
				s.remote.actorSystem.Root.Send(pid, localEnvelope)
			}
		}
	}
}

func (s *endpointReader) suspend(toSuspend bool) {
	s.suspended = toSuspend
	if toSuspend {
		plog.Debug("Suspended EndpointReader")
	}
}


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Saint-Nicolas is een gemeente in de Italiaanse provincie Valle d'Aosta (regio Valle d'Aosta) en telt 325 inwoners (31-12-2004). De oppervlakte bedraagt 15,5 km², de bevolkingsdichtheid is 21 inwoners per km².

Demografie
Saint-Nicolas telt ongeveer 163 huishoudens. Het aantal inwoners steeg in de periode 1991-2001 met 14,2% volgens cijfers uit de tienjaarlijkse volkstellingen van ISTAT.

Geografie
Saint-Nicolas grenst aan de volgende gemeenten: Arvier, Avise, Saint-Pierre, Villeneuve.

Gemeente in Valle d'Aosta


A Midlands law firm has been named as the Best Employer at a national awards ceremony.
FBC Manby Bowdler scooped the title at the British Excellence in Sales Management Awards (BESMAs). The competition is run by the Institute of Sales Management and recognises the cream of sales professionals across the country.
The BESMA awards, the most prestigious awards for the sector, were held at Old Billingsgate, London, on November 9.
The title is the latest in a string of awards that have been picked up by the firm for its commitment to its employees.
It holds a 2-star rating from the employee engagement firm Best Companies, which labelled it as 'outstanding' in this year's rankings.
FBC Manby Bowdler won the Best Place to work category in the Shropshire Star's 2017 Excellence in Business Awards, the Black Country Chamber of Commerce Excellence in Customer Service last year and was crowned the Wolverhampton Law Society's Professional Services Firm of the Year 2016.
FBC Manby Bowdler's Neil Lloyd, who was one of the finalists for the Sales Director of the Year award, said the latest accolade underlined the firm's on-going commitment to its employees.
"The BESMAs seek to reward the efforts of the individuals and the teams that drive company performance and we are over the moon to have won the national title amid tough competition.
FBC Manby Bowdler invests heavily in creating a positive environment for staff to work in including positive health and wellbeing initiatives like its 'One Green Team' that promotes environmental improvements, walking groups, pool bikes, running club and a volunteering programme.
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Raimu (właśc. Jules Auguste Muraire, ur. 18 grudnia 1883, zm. 20 września 1946), francuski aktor teatralny i filmowy. Debiutował na scenie w 1899. Umieszczony na liście najwybitniejszych Francuzów.

Wybrana filmografia
L' Homme au chapeau rond (1946)
Le Colonel Chabert (1943)
Untel père et fils (1943)
L'Arlésienne (1942)
Les Inconnus dans la maison (1941)
La Fille du puisatier (1940)
La Femme du boulanger (1938)
Le Fauteuil 47 (1937)
Gribouille (1937)
L' Etrange Monsieur Victor (1937)
Un carnet de bal (1937)
Faisons un reve (1936)
César (1936)
L'Ecole des cocottes (1935)
 Fun in the Barracks (1932)
Fanny (1932)
Marius (1931)
Le Blanc et le Noir (1930)
Le fumiste (1912)

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Francuscy aktorzy filmowi
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Urodzeni w 1883
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Dirk Nowitzki Announces Retirement After Final Home Game Of Season
By J.D. Miles April 9, 2019 at 10:30 pm
Filed Under:AAC, American Airlines Center, Dallas Mavericks, DFW News, Dirk Nowitzki, final home game, Mavericks fans, party on the plaza
UPDATE — Dirk Nowitzki officially announced his retirement after the final home game of the season. Last words by Dirk: "I'll never be gone. This is my new home with my wife and my kids. I left Germany and became a Texan. I'll see you soon."
Dirk Nowitzki #41 of the Dallas Mavericks reacts after announcing that he played his last home game at American Airlines Center on April 09, 2019 in Dallas, Texas. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)
Mavericks owner Mark Cuban said during the post game ceremony on the court, Dirk would have "a job for life" with the Mavericks organization and one day, a huge statue as well.
DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) EARLIER – It's a night to celebrate on of the greatest athletes and people in Dallas-Fort Worth area sports history.
It's the final home game for the 2018-19 season for the Dallas Mavericks and many fans, players and higher ups with the Mavericks believe it could be Dirk Nowitzki's final home game ever.
After 21 seasons, all with Dallas, it's anticipated Nowitzki will retire, although he hasn't said if he'll do that or come back for a 22nd season.
Dirk Nowitzki #41 of the Dallas Mavericks reacts as they take on Team LeBron in the second quarter during the NBA All-Star game as part of the 2019 NBA All-Star Weekend at Spectrum Center on February 17, 2019 in Charlotte, North Carolina. (Getty Images)
There's a lot of energy around the American Airlines Center, an arena that wasn't even built when Dirk started his career as a Dallas Maverick.
The cheapest tickets available for Tuesday night's game are $86 if you want to sit on the very top row.
The Mavs did not make the playoffs this season, so typically the 81st game of the year wouldn't mean anything.
On this night, it means a whole lot.
"He's meant everything to basketball fans in Germany," said Mavs fan Matt Kern. "He's taking our national team to the championship game. Him in 2011 (championship season) was so much vindication after what happened in 2006 (lost championship series).
"I it close to the Dallas bench," said Mavs fan Yan Gdi. "I just really want to see them live see them play. Previously I see them on TV but this is different quite different."
Tipoff for Tuesday night's game against the Phoenix Suns is at 7:30 p.m.
CBS 11 Sports reporter Keith Russell tweeted, "Every seat in the @dallasmavs arena has something commentating @swish41 career. #amazing tribute @CBSDFW @CBS11Sports"
Every seat in the @dallasmavs arena has something commentating @swish41 career. #amazing tribute @CBSDFW @CBS11Sports pic.twitter.com/btAkbTpYpH
— keith russell (@krussellcbs11) April 9, 2019
The Dallas Zoo tweeted well wishes for Dirk, saying, "Wishing #DirkNowitzki luck tonight during his final home game, from one GOAT to another! #DirkForever @dallasmavs @swish41
Wishing #DirkNowitzki luck tonight during his final home game, from one GOAT to another! #DirkForever @dallasmavs @swish41 pic.twitter.com/1D7ZMSvhOr
— Dallas Zoo (@DallasZoo) April 9, 2019
Mavericks Owner Mark Cuban Talks Dirk Nowitzki At End Of Star's 21st Season
Mavericks To Celebrate What Could Be Dirk Nowitzki's Final Home Game
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Hmmm. Are anonymous ad feminem attacks OK?
Oh, I guess you could strain to argue that it wasn't ad hominem when James Rainey quoted an anonymous source saying that Stewart pushes for "gotcha, pin-the-tail-on-the-donkey journalism." Why, it's not an attack on her, the tut-tutting response would go, it's an attack on her journalism.
Fine. But there is no question that this portrait of Stewart is self-serving for Rainey, whose methodology of quoting anonymous sources was questioned by Stewart's L.A. Weekly. If Rainey can successfully portray Stewart-edited pieces as "gotcha" journalism, that assessment dilutes the impact of an article critical of some of Rainey's practices.
I'd call that self-serving. And thus a violation of the paper's policy on anonymous sources.
Worse, Rainey failed to disclose to readers that he had an ulterior motive to slam Stewart and the Weekly.
P.S. Stewart has used anonymous sources to slam the L.A. Times. I have used anonymous sources in various ways, probably including slamming the L.A. Times. Sometimes anonymous sources are useful, and the mere fact of their use is not an automatic problem.
But if you're using them to serve a secret and personal agenda — that's a problem. And that's what we seem to have here.
As with my earlier posts, I am writing Rainey for his reaction. That's more of a courtesy than he gave to Stewart.
I'm glad you wrote about this. Rainey is another Rutten clone, and Jill Stewart is leagues ahead of him in reporting.
Rainey, Rutten, Cooper, and Hitzsockpuppet are quite the formidible bunch.
Anonymous sources are used to push a writer's thesis when no one else is willing to stick their neck out, i.e. a veiled attempt at CYA.
You think it is possible that he did an asspull with that quote, thus the anonymous? Or, was it Rutten or Cooper?
"Instead, it the TIMES] employed more semantic spin than Kobe Bryant puts on a jump shot, along with a prosecutorial methodology that proved much more about the declining quality of our city's dominant . . . newspaper than it did about . . . .
Policies appear to be subjective at the LAT. When it serves their purposes, they are enforced. When it doesn't, it's anything goes.
This was clearly brought home when we witnessed the hideous comments permitted to be posted re Tony Snow's death. When their own policy states the following are unacceptable, and yet that very same entity intentionally approves comments containing what is supposedly prohibited, one can assume any LAT policy is subject to change. That they violate their own policies is nothing new.
We also use anonymous sources at LA Weekly, but at a far lower frequency than the explosion in usage we've seen at the Times. The Times' post-Jason Blair policy, if I recall, was that blind quotes would be used very rarely and the LA Times writer was required to justify in print why it was necessary.
I don't see that part of the policy in the segment that Patterico has highlighted. If the policy still exists, wow, what a loophole that has been.
I say this because of how often Times writers say in print that they are using an anonymous source because "they were not authorized to speak." No kidding! God, we thought the sources were leaking to the newspaper because somebody gave them permission to do so.
The Times has a history of not disclosing conflicts of interests and using anonymous sources when it suits an agenda. Believe me, I saw it first-hand with the Pellicano coverage. Not surprised that James Rainey did not disclose that L.A. Weekly had previously taken him to task.
Jill, keep doing what you're doing. Good journalism is far and few between these days. Patrick, thanks for shining a light on this.
I welcome Marc Cooper to come back now and say my work is "laughable" too.
That's fine, and he's entitled to his opinion (though maybe not an entire Times hatchet piece solely focused on his opinion, but I'd like to ask Marc Cooper how long he's going to fall back on that old "Jill vs. Alan" drama while failing to disclose that Jill actually hired Alan back at the LA Weekly?


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Turkey Travel Guide: Plan Your Perfect Trip
20 Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in Turkey
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11 Top-Rated Attractions on the Black Sea Coast, Turkey
Written by Jess Lee
For lush landscapes, the Black Sea Coast is one of the best places to visit in Turkey. This region is a world apart from the rest of the country, with the clusters of villages that speckle its narrow coastline hemmed in by the sea on one side and thickly forested rolling mountains on the other.
The winding road that threads its way along the coast is one of the most scenic in the country, making road-tripping through this region one of the most popular things to do.
The region's star tourist attraction is Sumela Monastery, but the Black Sea beaches, pretty harborside hamlets boasting remnants of ancient fortifications, and lush tea-growing hills and alpine pastures out in the east provide more than enough for an entire week's itinerary.
Help plan your trip with our list of the top tourist attractions on the Black Sea Coast.
1. Visit Sümela Monastery
Sumela Monastery
The Black Sea Coast's most famous tourist attraction is Sümela Monastery (official name: Monastery of the Virgin Mary), which seems to sprout out of the sheer cliff face enclosing it.
About 70 kilometers south of Trabzon, Sümela has a history that stretches back to the 4th century when the Athenian monks Barnabas and Sophronios arrived and founded a small church here.
Sümela was an active monastery right up until 1923, when the monks were forcibly removed as part of the Turkey-Greece Population Exchange under the conditions of the Treaty of Lausanne.
Sümela Monastery
There are fabulously vibrant (though sadly defaced) frescoes within the main chapel, and the warren of rooms and chapels that make up the rest of the complex give you a good idea of the austerity of religious life in previous centuries.
Possibly the biggest highlight of a visit here though are the views of the entire monastery, clinging to the rock face, on the winding road up to the entrance.
Official site: https://muze.gov.tr
2. Swim & Relax on the Black Sea Beaches
A golden-sand beach in Ordu
Not many foreign tourists venture to the Black Sea specifically for a summer beach break, but the locals know a good thing when they see it.
While the Black Sea beaches can't compare with beach resort hot spots such as Antalya and Bodrum, they make for relaxed spots to break up a road-trip along the coast.
Heading west to east, Iğneada is a sleepy village just 15 kilometers south of the border with Bulgaria, right at the western tip of Turkey's Black Sea Coast.
During the summer months, the fine white-sand beaches that speckle the surrounding shoreline are a major magnet for local tourists, particularly Istanbul and Edirne residents looking for an easy weekend escape from the city's heat.
Empty beach at Kiyikoy
Nearer to Istanbul, Kiyiköy is a fishing village that snaps to attention on summer weekends, when city-siders arrive in droves to soak up the sun on the beach.
The stretch of sand here has plenty of family-friendly appeal, with sun loungers and umbrellas for those who simply want to relax and pedalos available to hire for seaside fun. It's a great place to sample a slice of tourism local-style, with the shoreline cafés packed to the brim with young Turks sipping tea between swims.
Roughly midway between the region's two big cities of Samsun and Trabzon, chilled-out Ordu is one of the top spots for Black Sea beaches along the eastern half of the coast, with sweeps of sand just to the east and west of town.
Ordu itself occupies the site of the Ionian settlement of Kotyora, and although all hints of a grand past have long since disappeared, Ordu retains plenty of character, with an old Ottoman-Greek quarter full of timber-framed houses lining narrow alleys and a quaint, old fashioned seafront.
Çaka Beach is one of the best stretches of sand in the Ordu area and in summer attracts plenty of local families for picnics and a spot of sun slothing, though it rarely gets crowded, even in the height of the vacation season in July and August.
3. See the Other Hagia Sophia in Trabzon
Bustling Trabzon is a large harbor city enclosed by the soaring peaks of the Eastern Pontic Mountains, which run along the coast.
It was founded perhaps as early as the 8th century BCE by Greek settlers and soon flourished as part of the caravan trade route between Persia and the Mediterranean.
The main tourist attraction is the Trabzon Hagia Sophia, the smaller namesake of Istanbul's Hagia Sophia. Trabzon's version was probably built by Emperor Alexius Comnenus immediately after his arrival in Trabzon from Constantinople (modern Istanbul) in 1204.
The church was converted into a mosque during the Ottoman era, became a museum in the 1960s, and was later reconverted into a mosque again.
The original church cruciform plan is preserved with a nave flanked by aisles and a transept with frescoes.
Along the base of the south doorway is a frieze depicting the story of Adam in a style showing a clear Eastern influence. Despite the fact the wall paintings are severely defaced, they are still beautiful.
Address: Zübeyde Hanım Caddesi, Trabzon
Accommodation: Where to Stay in Trabzon
Trabzon Map - Attractions (Historical)
4. Day Trip to the Alpine Landscape of Uzungöl
Uzungöl
One of the most popular day-trip destinations from Trabzon, the alpine vistas of Uzungöl look as if they could have been plucked straight out of central Europe.
This alpine lake and its shorefront village, set between steep, forested mountain slopes is one of the Black Sea region's most famous landscapes.
There's not much to actually do here except soak up the views and then relax in one of the lakefront restaurants and cafés, which get crammed with diners on summer weekends.
The best scenic views of the lake are taken from high above the village. Most of the tours running to Uzungöl from Trabzon add stops at these look-out points into the itinerary.
Uzungöl is 96 kilometers southeast from Trabzon.
5. Stroll the Historic Harborfront of Amasra
Aerial view of Amasra
By far the Black Sea Coast's most beautiful harbor town, Amasra's old town is chock-a-block full of colorful houses crammed close together along narrow streets that tumble down to the sea. It's a photographer's dream, with plenty of street scene potential.
The Byzantine citadel beside the small harbor is the main tourist attraction, while Amasra's small museum on Dereoğlu Sokak has some well laid out displays.
Amasra
For most visitors, though, it's all about swimming, sunbathing, and soaking up the old-town atmosphere.
Boats leave from the small harbor on daily sun and sea excursions that allow you to explore the surrounding coves.
Accommodation: Where to Stay in Amasra
6. Admire the Ottoman Architecture of Sinop
Charming and cosmopolitan Sinop is both the most northerly point on the Turkish Black Sea Coast and also the best protected harbor.
It is now a place of little consequence compared with its importance in antiquity, when it was a busy commercial city at the northern end of principal caravan routes from Cappadocia and the lands of the Euphrates.
The town streets, with some lovely surviving Ottoman houses, are a delight, while history fiends will enjoy climbing upon the old city fortifications with their panoramic sea views down by the harbor.
The old jail building on Sakarya Caddesi is also a fascinating historic building to explore.
Sinop province offers further historical attractions. In particular, if you're interested in caravanserai architecture, it's well worth diverting inland off the coastal highway to stop off in Durağan on a Black Sea Coast road trip.
This small, rather bland town, 112 kilometers south of Sinop, is home to the Durak Han, a Seljuk caravanserai built in 1266 by Pervane Süleyman.
The fortified complex has semi-circular towers on each corner, while the external walls are reinforced with additional rectangular towers. Inside, it boasts a large summer courtyard surrounded by vaulted chambers leading to a triple-aisled winter hall.
7. Head into Turkey's Tea-Growing Region from Rize
Tea plantation near Rize
Rize is capital of Turkey's tea-growing region, and every fan of a hot brew should make a stop here. The town itself is a thoroughly modern affair, surrounded by lush green tea plantations.
Take a trip to the Tea Garden above town, where you can sip your tea while admiring great views across the rolling hills. As well as being home to a huge range of tea plants, the garden has a collection of subtropical flora.
More fine panoramic views are on offer at Rize Castle (Rize Kalesi), which the Genoese built during the medieval era, and there is another relaxing tea garden here.
Turkey's tea-growing villages are to the northwest of town in the Çeçeva-Haremtepe area. Take a drive through the hill country here to soak up the lush, emerald-green views.
8. Delve Underground at Karaca Cave
This cave network is one of Turkey's best and most accessible. Located 97 kilometers inland from Trabzon, near the small town of Torul, the cavern system here stretches for 107 meters long and is filled with huge stalagmites and stalactites that have been formed in weird and eerie shapes.
Well-maintained walkways and excellent lighting allow visitors to view the cave's formations up close.
The cave is also known locally for its health giving properties, with locals claiming the oxygen levels in the cave are beneficial for both asthma sufferers and those suffering from other respiratory problems.
Even in the height of summer, bring a sweater. It gets colder the farther you delve underground into the cave.
9. Stroll the Old Town District of Inebolu
A rocky Inebolu beach
Having retained plenty of its historic character, Inebolu is a favorite overnight stop on a Black Sea road trip.
This port town in the western Black Sea region, about half way between Amasra and Sinop, is home to a ruined castle, a wealth of traditional Ottoman wooden houses (many crumbling into disrepair), and plenty of handsome vernacular Pontic-style townhouses with slate-covered roofs.
In antiquity, the town was known as Abonoteichus but was renamed Ionopolis (hence its modern name) during the Roman era.
Wandering the lanes of the central old town district is the main thing to do here, but the surrounding coastline also offers small stretches of beach for those who want to swim.
10. Stop Off in Giresun
If you're a cherry fan, you have Giresun to thank for this fruit. It was from here that the Roman general Lucullus tasted his first cherry (the town's name stems from the Greek word for cherry) and took the fruit back to Rome.
Giresun occupies the site of ancient Kerasous, founded by Miletus in the 7th century BC.
Despite this rather long history, there's not much to see, but the ruins of a Byzantine-era castle above town offer great views across the surrounding countryside, and Giresun Museum on Atatürk Caddesi, in the center, has an excellent collection of archaeological finds if you're passing through.
11. Get a Taste of Black Sea City Life in Samsun
Beautiful cloud-scudded sky over Samsun
The largest city on the Black Sea is all about bustling industry. The surrounding coastal plain around Samsun produces tobacco, cereals, and cotton, which is then exported from the city's busy port.
Despite its long history (the site of ancient Amisos, founded by the Greeks in the 7th century BC lies three kilometers northwest), the modern city doesn't have huge amounts to offer visitors but it's worth a stop here for the museums.
Samsun's Archaeological Museum exhibits finds from ancient Amisos and the Ghazi Museum (set in the hotel where Atatürk stayed) remembers Samsun's role as the starting point for the Turkish War of Independence in 1919.
While you're in the central city, there are also some interesting mosques to take a look at. The Pazar Cami (Market Mosque) and Ulu Cami (Great Mosque) are both worth a visit.
Samsun Map - Attractions (Historical)
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Historic Regions: The Black Sea coast is great for road tripping. For other regions in Turkey with plenty of historic sites check out Cappadocia, known for its fairy-chimney rock formations and Byzantine churches, and Pergamum and the North Aegean, home to the hilltop ruins of ancient Pergamum.
The Coast: A trip along Turkey's Black Sea coast will take you off the typical tourist trail. If you want to sample Turkey's famed sun-and-sea stretch of holiday coast head to the Mediterranean. Both Antalya with its old town district and beaches, and Fethiye, loomed over by Lycian tombs, are favored bases for further explorations of this stretch of coastline.
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Here are the video games we're excited about in July 2017
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Welcome to July, the sleepiest month for video games in 2017 thus far.
It's not that there's nothing new to play. Nintendo fans especially have some exciting stuff coming up. But in a year that's already seen bona fide Game of the Year contenders like Horizon: Zero Dawn and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, these quiet summer months offer a respite from the "must-play" deluge.
SEE ALSO: Conan O'Brien and Will Arnett fumble their way through Nintendo's 'ARMS'
Then again, there's always something for everybody. One person's overlooked game is another's most anticipated. Here are the highlights that we picked out for July.
Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age (July 11)
One of the most-overlooked Final Fantasy games in series history. Final Fantasy XII came out in March 2006, just a few months before the PlayStation 3 launched in November. There's actually a lot of Final Fantasy XV's DNA in this game's handling of combat and exploration, along with an ensemble cast of memorable heroes. The Zodiac Age freshens up everything — and adds in a previously Japan-only jobs system — for a PlayStation 4 release.
Available for PS4
Fable Fortune (July 11)
Eyes up, Fable fans. This is likely the last time you'll see Lionhead Studios' fantasy universe for some time. Fable Fortune takes the characters, creatures, and concepts from Fable's land of Albion and wraps a card-collecting game around them. It's not finished yet, but you'll be able to buy your way into early access on July 11.
Available for Windows 10 and Xbox One
The End is Nigh (July 12)
From the creator of Super Meat Boy comes a new game that will make you hate everything in life. The End is Nigh seems to draw some of its inspiration from Meat Boy, particularly the maddeningly difficult platforming. It's coming to PC first, via Steam, though expect future releases for Switch and possibly other consoles as well.
Available for Windows (via Steam)
Splatoon 2 (July 21)
Splatoon 2 adds some new combatants and weapons, but it primarily looks like more of the same. That's perfectly fine. The original game, released in 2015, proved to the world that Nintendo can put its unique stamp on the unlikeliest of genres: online shooters. All this sequel needs to do is deliver that core experience for Switch owners... though by all appearances so far, it goes further.
Available for Switch
Fortnite (July 25)
Fortnite is a new entry in the survival game genre that divides your time up between two separate phases: the daytime, when you go out to scavenge for useful debris and fortify your base; and the nighttime, when an assortment of creatures come out to... "play." This one has been in development seemingly forever — it was announced in 2011 — but it's finally far enough along that you'll be able to buy into the "early access" this month.
Available for PC, PS4, and Xbox One
Pyre (July 25)
The latest from Supergiant Games — the studio behind Bastion and Transistor — is an unusual tactical RPG game. Or a sports game, if that's how you prefer to define it. The story is tied together by "combat" encounters in which two teams of players — each possessing different capabilities — attempt to score points by bringing an orb into a goal zone. It's nifty.
Available for PC and PS4
Hey! Pikmin (July 28)
The Nintendo 3DS may be nearing the end of its life, but it's not dead yet. July brings a brand-new Pikmin game unlike any that have come before it. Hey! Pikmin is a side-scroller — a marked shift away from the earlier 3D strategy games. You're still playing as Captain Olimar and still making use of adorable, little alien critters to solve puzzles, but you're doing it all in a game that seems to draw heavily from Nintendo's voluminous library of revered platformers.
Available for 3DS
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Christians For Independence
A cross-party group of Christians supporting an independent Scotland
Scotland the Nation
The launch of Voices for Scotland
The Scottish Independence Convention (SIC) set up a new campaign organization, with the stated aim of raising support for independence to over 50% (and hopefully much higher), and getting the Yes movement to a place in the opinion polls where we can successfully call for a referendum. The new organization was officially launched in Edinburgh on 25th. April 2019. It aims to reach out to voters who are undecided and respond to their concerns. It will also co-ordinate grassroots activity and support local organisations, and will target mainstream and social media with relevant stories and will counter unionist-biased reporting with well-researched and decisive rebuttals. The organisation will be responsible to the Executive Committee of the SIC. Our Convener, Dave Thompson, was the first Chair; another well-known member of the Board, who spoke at the launch, was actress, comedian and SIC Director, Elaine C. Smith.
Dave Thompson at launch of Voices for Scotland
Elaine C Smith at launch of Voices for Scotland
Voices for Scotland is employing people to work on the various aspects of its role, such as media officer, researcher, support worker for local organisations. The SIC explained the rationale behind the establishment of the new organisation in an open letter to the independence movement.
Money is needed to finance this, and crowdfunding has just been set up at http://thisisit.scot. Please see the letter from Elaine C. Smith.
We are a cross-party group of Christians supporting an independent Scotland
Site promoted by Dave Thompson (former MSP) on behalf of Christians for Independence.
christiansforindependence@gmail.com
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The Carina Nebula is a bright, large emission nebula surrounding the star Eta Carinae, located in the southern constellation Carina.
It is also sometimes called the Eta Carinae Nebula, the Grand Nebula, or the Great Nebula in Carina. The nebula's designation in the New General Catalogue is NGC 3372. It is one of the largest diffuse nebulae known, one that contains several open star clusters.
The Carina Nebula is home to several notable objects: the Mystic Mountain, the Homunculus Nebula, and the Keyhole Nebula.
The Carina Nebula lies in the Carina-Sagittarius Arm of the Milky Way, at a distance between 6,500 and 10,000 light years from Earth. The estimated distance of the nebula is 7,500 light years.
NGC 3372 is exceptionally large, about four times the size of the Orion Nebula (Messier 42). It can easily be seen without binoculars even though it is about five times more distant than the famous nebula in Orion constellation.
Eta Carinae Nebula is not quite as well known as the Orion Nebula because it lies in the southern sky and can only be observed from equatorial and southern latitudes.
The nebula spans about 460 light years in diameter, covering an area of three degrees of the sky. It is one of the largest known star forming regions in the Milky Way. X-ray images of the region reveal that the nebula has also been a site of multiple supernova explosions.
Eta Carinae, the central star in the nebula, is a luminous supergiant, about four million times more luminous than the Sun, with 100 to 150 times the Sun's mass. It is the most massive star that can be observed and studied in great detail thanks to its size and location. Eta Carinae is believed to be only 2 to 3 million years old.
The stellar wind inside the nebula surrounding the star blows off a mass equivalent to that of Jupiter every year, which means that Eta Carinae loses 100 billion times more mass than the Sun.
The star is currently in its final stages of life and will soon explode as a gigantic supernova or hypernova. This could happen within days or a million years from now, and it will likely result in the devastation of planets and starfields lying within a few thousand light years of the star.
Eta Carinae is believed to be part of a binary star system, which it shares with another supergiant. The other star is thought to be between 30 and 60 times more massive than the Sun. Every 5.5 years, the two massive stars make a closest approach, coming within 2 to 3 astronomical units of each other. As a result, their stellar winds collide and there is a huge outflow of radiation and light.
The Mystic Mountain is a pillar of gas and dust located inside the Carina Nebula. It was photographed by the Hubble Space Telescope in February 2010, on the 20th anniversary of its launch. The images show a region with a shape resembling that of a mountain top surrounded by clouds.
The Mystic Mountain region is three light years in height and contains nascent stars which fire off jets of gas which can be seen streaming from the mountain peaks. The gas pillar is being slowly eroded by the light of the enormously large, massive young stars located above the pillar.
The Homunculus Nebula is a much smaller region of nebulosity within NGC 3372, directly surrounding the star Eta Carinae. The name of the smaller nebula means Little Man in Latin.
The Homunculus Nebula is believed to have been formed in the 1840s, when a powerful outburst briefly made the massive central star the second brightest star in the sky. The event is known as Nova Carinae 1843, or the Great Eruption. The outburst was also responsible for producing the two lobes the nebula is known for and a large, thin disk, all expanding at an approximate speed of 1 million kilometres per hour.
Prior to the outburst, Eta Carinae appeared as any other naked eye star, but then began to brighten and, by 1848, the star's apparent magnitude reached its peak. The star's brightness then gradually faded again and, by 1880, Eta Carinae could no longer be seen without binoculars. It is currently at the limit of naked eye visibility, but would appear much brighter if it were not surrounded by clouds of dust.
The Keyhole Nebula is a dark nebula about seven light years in diameter. It was named for its keyhole shape, for which it is known. It lies silhouetted against the bright Carina Nebula in the background.
The Keyhole Nebula was named by the English mathematician and astronomer John Herschel in the 19th century. It has its own designation in the New General Catalogue, NGC 3324.
The Carina Nebula was discovered by the French astronomer Nicolas Louis de Lacaille in 1751-52, who observed the southern constellations from the Cape of Good Hope in South Africa.
The Carina Nebula is home to several exceptionally bright and massive stars, including Eta Carinae and HD 93129A, and multiple O-type stars. It is known to contain at least a dozen stars with a mass at least 50 to 100 times than of the Sun.
NGC 3372 contains eight open clusters, including Collider 228, Trumpler 16 and Trumpler 14. Trumpler 14 is the youngest and most populated cluster in the group.
The first generation of newly formed stars in the nebula are believed to have condensed some three million years ago, igniting in the middle of a large hydrogen cloud. Radiation from these young stars shaped a bubble of hot gas, which has kept expanding ever since. The stellar winds and ultraviolet radiation within the region are compressing cold hydrogen, resulting in more new stars being formed inside the nebula.
The pillars of dust and gas within the Eta Carinae Nebula will be destroyed by the young stars over the next 100,000 years and all that will remain will be a new open star cluster.
The Carina Nebula is a large bright nebula that surrounds several clusters of stars. It contains two of the most massive and luminous stars in our Milky Way galaxy, Eta Carinae and HD 93129A. Located 7500 light years away, the nebula itself spans some 260 light years across, about 7 times the size of the Orion Nebula, and is shown in all its glory in this mosaic. It is based on images collected with the 1.5-m Danish telescope at ESO's La Silla Observatory. Being brighter than one million Suns, Eta Carinae (the brightest star in this image) is the most luminous star known in the Galaxy, and has most likely a mass over 100 times that of the Sun. It is the closest example of a luminous blue variable, the last phase in the life of a very massive star before it explodes in a fiery supernova. Eta Carinae is surrounded by an expanding bipolar cloud of dust and gas known as the Homunculus ('little man' in Latin), which astronomers believe was expelled from the star during a great outburst seen in 1843.
Looking like an elegant abstract art piece painted by talented hands, this picture is actually a NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope image of a small section of the Carina Nebula. Part of this huge nebula was documented in the well-known Mystic Mountain picture (heic1007a) and this picture takes an even closer look at another piece of this bizarre astronomical landscape (heic0707a). The Carina Nebula itself is a star-forming region about 7500 light-years from Earth in the southern constellation of Carina (The Keel: part of Jason's ship the Argo). Infant stars blaze with a ferocity so severe that the radiation emitted carves away at the surrounding gas, sculpting it into strange structures. The dust clumps towards the upper right of the image, looking like ink dropped into milk, were formed in this way. It has been suggested that they are cocoons for newly forming stars. The Carina Nebula is mostly made from hydrogen, but there are other elements present, such as oxygen and sulphur. This provides evidence that the nebula is at least partly formed from the remnants of earlier generations of stars where most elements heavier than helium were synthesised. The brightest stars in the image are not actually part of the Carina Nebula. They are much closer to us, essentially being the foreground to the Carina Nebula's background.
Previously unseen details of a mysterious, complex structure within the Carina Nebula (NGC 3372) are revealed by this image of the "Keyhole Nebula," obtained with NASA's Hubble Space Telescope. The picture is a montage assembled from four different April 1999 telescope pointings with Hubble's Wide Field Planetary Camera 2, which used six different color filters. The picture is dominated by a large, approximately circular feature, which is part of the Keyhole Nebula, named in the 19th century by Sir John Herschel. This region, about 8000 light-years from Earth, is located adjacent to the famous explosive variable star Eta Carinae, which lies just outside the field of view toward the upper right. The high resolution of the Hubble images reveals the relative three-dimensional locations of many of these features, as well as showing numerous small dark globules that may be in the process of collapsing to form new stars. Two striking large, sharp-edged dust clouds are located near the bottom center and upper left edges of the image. The former is immersed within the ring and the latter is just outside the ring. The pronounced pillars and knobs of the upper left cloud appear to point toward a luminous, massive star located just outside the field further toward the upper left, which may be responsible for illuminating and sculpting them by means of its high-energy radiation and stellar wind of high-velocity ejected material. These large dark clouds may eventually evaporate, or if there are sufficiently dense condensations within them, give birth to small star clusters. The Carina Nebula, with an overall diameter of more than 200 light-years, is one of the outstanding features of the Southern Hemisphere portion of the Milky Way. The diameter of the Keyhole ring structure shown here is about 7 light-years.


Who is the most thankful person you know?
What event in this last year are you thankful happened in your life?
What is one thing you are thankful you learned about yourself and God this last year?
For what are you most thankful to God?
How do you want to express that thankfulness to God?
Asking these questions will change your family gathering. Afterward, it might be appropriate to spend a few minutes reading some scriptures from God's Word about thankfulness. Psalm 100, 1 Thessalonians 5:8, Ephesians 5:18-20, Philippians 4:6-7, or Psalm 105 are good places to start. Finally, verbally give thanks to God for every good and perfect gift in your life. Name them and name Him as the source of those blessings. Be determined that this Thanksgiving will be more than just talking about turkey.


Karamay in Xinjiang province of China.
had a representation of over 50 person delegation.
Belt, One Road initiative of Chinese President Xi Jinping.
and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa were also present in the conference.
were signed in Karamay amongst institutions and companies of Pakistan,China, Iran and Kazakhstan.
particularly Balochistan, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Gilgit Baltistan.


The illustrator doesn't tell YOU what to do, so don't tell the illustrator what to do!
You do your professional job with the text and the illustrator does his/her professional job with the art. Respect is the key here.
If you want to dictate some of the art to the illustrator, please put it in the text. Otherwise, let the illustrator choose.
Notes to Illustrator: when, why?
Is there any time you can send a note to the illustrator? Yes. When the text and art must conflict someway. For example, in Katy Duffield's picture book, Farmer McPeeper and the Missing Milk Cows, the almost-blind-farmer-because-the-cows-stole-his-glasses keeps making statements about what he sees that are wrong. The story's humor comes partly from the disconnect between what Farmer McPeeper sees and what the reader sees — we know he's wrong!
Then, let the illustrator take it from there.
If there's a mistake, point it out to the editor immediately and they will ask the illustrator to correct it. For my picture book, Searching for Oliver K. Woodman, it was a sequel to The Journey of Oliver K. Woodman, so the details had to be consistent between books. The illustrator, Joe Cepeda accidently changed a character from left-handed to right-handed; when it was pointed out, he immediately made the change.
If the art is simply — in your opinion — awful, you can again talk to the editor and ask them to reject the art or ask for it to be redone. But, most contracts don't give you veto power and you must accept the editor's opinion.
In the end, you must find a way to reconcile yourself to the illustrator's vision. You can't go around trashing the art, because that means you are trashing YOUR BOOK! You should resolve to never mention it outside your family and then, get behind the book and help promote it.
Write notes to the illustrator for your manuscript. The, try to put everything absolutely necessary into the text itself. Read it over: do you really need that note to the illustrator to make the story work? Try to do without it, unless the art should contradict something in the text.


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Women's Sevens Residency Program
@MeyaBitz
@meyabizer
• High School All-American 15s (2010)
• USA Under 20s (2011-13)
• Collegiate All-American 15s and 7s (2012-15)
• Women's Rugby World Cup 2014
Bizer played many sports in high school including football, lacrosse track & field pole vaulting and soccer. As a high school footbal kicker, she was once the first female to score points for her team. Bizer was introduced to rugby in high school by football and lacrosse teammates who were constantly encouraging her to attend a practice with them. After months of saying no, Bizer reluctantly agreed and fell in love with the sport.
An incredibly well-rounded athlete, Bizer earned a football scholarship to the University of St Mary's as a kicker, where she also played soccer through her freshman and sophomore years before moving to Penn State. Excelling in every sport she played set Bizer up to earn High School and Collegiate All-American honors in rugby, as well as a selection to the USA Under-20s for the World Rugby U20 Nations Cup in 2011.
In November of 2012, Bizer earned her first cap with the U.S. Women's National Team 15s against France. A year later she debuted in the HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series at Guangzhou Sevens 2013, continuing to play both fifteens and sevens from which she earned a selection to Rugby World Cup 2014 in 15s.
Bizer was the youngest player on the 2014 World Cup team. She has a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology.
03 Nov, 1:00 pm Soldier Field New Zealand Women's Eagles
18 Nov, 8:00 am Energia Park Ireland Women's Eagles
01 Feb, 12:12 am Spotless Stadium Spain Women's Sevens
Sydney7s
01 Feb, 2:56 am Spotless Stadium Australia Women's Sevens
01 Feb, 9:12 pm Spotless Stadium Russia Women's Sevens
02 Feb, 6:42 pm Spotless Stadium New Zealand Women's Sevens
03 Feb, 2:04 am Spotless Stadium Ireland Women's Sevens
19 Apr, 10:25 pm Mikuni World Stadium England Women's Sevens
Japan7s
20 Apr, 12:36 am Mikuni World Stadium Fiji Women's Sevens
20 Apr, 3:20 am Mikuni World Stadium Ireland Women's Sevens
21 Apr, 1:30 am Mikuni World Stadium Canada Women's Sevens
11 May, 5:56 pm Westhills Stadium Fiji Women's Sevens
CAN7s
21 Nov, 12:00 pm Stade Marcel Garcin, Orleans France Women's Eagles
08 Apr, 12:20 pm Fifth Third Bank Stadium Spain Women's Sevens
ATL7s
08 Apr, 3:04 pm Fifth Third Bank Stadium Japan Women's Sevens
08 Apr, 5:26 pm Fifth Third Bank Stadium New Zealand Women's Sevens
09 Apr, 1:15 pm Fifth Third Bank Stadium Australia Women's Sevens
09 Apr, 4:00 pm Fifth Third Bank Stadium Fiji Women's Sevens
09 Apr, 5:00 pm Fifth Third Bank Stadium Russia Women's Sevens


Understanding The Vulnerable Children's Act, CYP&F Act and Privacy Act.
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"I have taken a 3-month off from my shooting schedule. I want to stick with this young team and win and enjoy after every win," said SRK.
After KKR clinched their third consecutive win in the tournament Sunday, Shahrukh seemed exuberant.
"It really feels great that the senior guys are holding together the entire team. I have just come back from Ajmer sharif. I am praying more and more for the team.
"It feels nice that young kids are playing really well and the entire wins are coming together. Hopefully, we will continue this," said Shah Rukh, who took a victory lap after his team hammered Rajasthan Royals by eight wickets.
He also expressed his disappointment over various reports during the last three IPL editions which had partially blamed him for the team not doing well.
"I have felt disturbed earlier to read that I have not been able to take the team where it should have been. It's nice to win and I pray that I continue with it," Shah Rukh said.


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Biópio, também grafado como Biopia, é uma comuna angolana. Pertence ao município da Catumbela, na província de Benguela.

Nesta vila está instalada a Central Hidroelétrica do Biópio.

Comunas da província de Benguela


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Habitat preference, environmental tolerance and population viability of Westralunio carteri Iredale 1934, a threatened freshwater mussel of south-western Australia
Ma, Le (2018) Habitat preference, environmental tolerance and population viability of Westralunio carteri Iredale 1934, a threatened freshwater mussel of south-western Australia. PhD thesis, Murdoch University.
PDF - Whole Thesis
Freshwater mussels can play major roles in aquatic ecosystems by improving water quality through filter feeding, providing shelter to other animals, and enhancing the connection between benthic and pelagic systems through burrowing, depositing nutrients and releasing biological waste. Carter's freshwater mussel, Westralunio carteri, is the only freshwater mussel species in south-western Australia and is endemic to the region. The range of W. carteri has declined by 49% over the past 50 years, resulting in its classification as Vulnerable by both international and Australian conservation regulatory bodies. While recent studies have clarified many aspects of the biology of W. carteri, there remains a number of knowledge gaps that are hindering the development of an effective conservation management plan. This study addresses a number of these knowledge gaps, including the population structure and microhabitat preference of extant populations; and the tolerance of mussels to increasing salinity and water emersion, which are believed to be the key ongoing environmental stressors to the species.
Living individuals of W. carteri were found in 31 of 47 sampled sites (19 of 30 sampled rivers) and most of these populations had evidence of recent (within the last 10 years) recruitment. Density ranged from 2-169 individuals m-2, with a mean over all sampled sites of 29.5 individuals m-2. Mussels were strongly aggregated in the habitat (variance:mean ratio = 5.9, Lloyd's Patchiness Index = 3.6). The abundance of W. carteri was positively associated with fine substrate grain size, closeness to the river bank, and the presence and height of debris above the surface of the stream bed, suggesting that burrowing difficulty and protection from water flow are important habitat requirements for the species.
Secondary salinisation has been primarily responsible for the dramatic recent decline in the range of W. carteri and remains a major threat to the survival of the species. Laboratory assessment of tolerance to acute increases in salinity in adult mussels from two populations found LC50 values of 5.87-5.96 gL-1, substantially greater than values found in a previous study. Mussels were able to acclimatise to gradual increases in salinity, with gradual LC50 values ranging from 6.43-6.45 gL-1. Furthermore, survival times increased with a slower rate of increasing salinity. Future research should determine both the salinity tolerance of glochidia and juvenile mussels and the non-lethal impacts of increased salinity on mussel fitness, so that the impacts of rising salinity levels in the rivers of south-western Australia can be more accurately predicted. The salinity tolerance of teleost hosts for the glochidia also warrants attention, as the decline in host abundance or presence may also impact mussel viability.
South-western Australia has undergone dramatic declines in rainfall and river flow since the mid-1970s and all climate models project this drying trend to continue. In two recent cases of mass mortality in populations of W. carteri associated with drying rivers, larger shells were significantly over-represented in the cohort of dead mussels. Field and laboratory experiments suggested that mussels respond to water emersion by tracking the receding water levels and burrowing into the substrate. There was no relationship between mussel size (shell length) and horizontal movement, but smaller mussels burrowed earlier and were more likely to be completely buried in the substrate. Smaller mussels were also more likely to be removed through predation or scavenging after death. In laboratory experiments, mussels were rapidly killed by water emersion in the open, but shading and burrowing into the substrate increased the tolerance of mussels to emersion, allowing them to survive for at least 60 days out of water. Finer substrate allowed for greater depth of burrowing and increased survival rate, independent of size. These findings have a number of implications: (1) projected future reductions in water flow are likely to increase the mortality rate in W. carteri; (2) mortality risk may be greater for larger, older, more fecund mussels, producing a disproportionate decrease in recruitment; (3) factors that affect burrowing ability, such as presence of appropriate substrate, will have a synergistic effect on mortality rate; (4) the adverse effects of drying rivers may be at least partially averted by increasing riparian shading.
The ongoing global decline of ecologically important but less charismatic aquatic fauna is of great concern and can only be halted by increased research, monitoring and management attention. It is hoped the findings of this thesis, along with related research on the ecology of W. carteri, will help the plight of the species and the unique ecosystems upon which it relies.
School of Veterinary and Life Sciences
UNSD Goals:
Goal 6: Clean Water and Sanitation
Goal 14: Conserve Marine Resources
Lymbery, Alan, Beatty, Stephen and Morgan, David


SCI-FI: In a bleak future, with a broken government where poverty and violence reign, Susannah has a simple plan. Alone on an abandoned farm, she captures an alien with the intent to sell him to the resistance. She can use the reward money to save her son who is being held captive by those who believe him tainted.
SCI-FI: Captain Princess Alea Sinclair is "The Prankster" on her ship. This causes animosity between her and Commodore Lord Kiernan Renois. Together they are assigned a mission to travel to the Attican Empire along with Galactic Assembly Representative Princess Elizabeth Sinclair acting as diplomat to renegotiate a treaty between their two factions.
WOMEN'S FICTION: Anna Kelly is a well-known columnist whose heart-felt true stories of kindness remind her readers of the power of the human heart. What no one knows, however, is the private misery that is her abusive marriage.
STEAMPUNK/FANTASY: History is a fragile thing. Legend says that when catastrophe threatens to upset the peaceful progress of time and culture, a Time Mechanic will rise to meet the challenge.
SCI-FI: Bounty hunter and all around badass, Fianna is not afraid to violate galactic trade regulations to pursue her quarry to the mysterious and forbidden blue planet of Azura. After all, she needs Tarkan alive to win the bounty money and pay for her brother's surgery. Crash-landing on the planet makes things that much harder — as does the realization that Tarkan hasn't come alone.