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Lost Season 4 (Original Television Soundtrack)
Season 1 Soundtrack • Season 2 Soundtrack
The Lost Season 4 (Original Television Soundtrack) was released on May 12, 2009. Varèse Sarabande released the music score from the fourth season of the show, composed by Michael Giacchino. The disc features the Oceanic Airlines logo. Behind it, Jack, Daniel and Sayid follow the satellite phone through the jungle.
1 The Lost Symphony
2 Track list
3 Track descriptions
4 Album Credits
5 The Hollywood Studio Symphony
5.1 Violins
5.2 Violas
5.3 Celli
5.4 String Basses
5.5 Trombones
5.6 Harp
5.7 Piano
5.8 Percussion
6 Special Thanks
The Lost Symphony
Assembling the annual soundtrack for LOST is always an enormous - but also rewarding and fun - task. I re-watch every episode and re-listen to every cue. I know how dedicated the fans of the show are and that, invariably, every cue I leave off of the soundtrack is going to be someone's favorite. For Season 3, I just couldn't contain the music to one CD. For the fourteen episodes of Season 4, however, I had a fighting chance. I think, over the course of the seventy-eight minutes finally settled on, the musical and dramatic arc of the fourth season is exhibited as well as seventy-eight minutes allows.
Each successive season has allowed Michael Giacchino the opportunity of further exploring his principal LOST motifs, as well as introducing new ones - as the mystery unfolds and events warrant. From the very beginning (Pilot, Part 1), Michael set himself a certain constraint which, in turn, spawned all the ensuing invention. In the grand tradition of the way Jerry Goldsmith and Bernard Herrmann would help define the "sound" of a new score by a very specific and tailored instrumentation, Michael would apply the concept on a previously unimagined scale, using a string orchestra with trombones, piano, harp, percussion, and an occasional fleeting guitar, to support not only a single episode or season, but the entire six-year LOST saga. Far from being a limiting force, this approach would ultimately give Michael's LOST scoring a unity and a depth that is now even considered, let alone attempted, elsewhere in television. Characters, relationships, and events all have defined motifs which are endlessly explored in fresh and inventive ways.
The principal musical themes of LOST, as featured on previous seasonal soundtracks, form movements, so to speak, in the greater LOST symphony. In fact, on September 22, 2007, a bona fide LOST Symphony was performed by the Honolulu Symphony Orchestra at the Waikiki Shell, complete with Terry O'Quinn reading "Messages From The Bottle" as interstitials. Hearing the music of LOST performed under the stars - at the foot of Diamond Head, with trade winds rustling the stage-side palm trees - made for a truly unimaginable, and indeed magical, evening! There was even Oceanic 815 wreckage on the stage ... with luggage strewn about!
For LOST, Michael Giacchino has created a unique musical world. Even a casual fan of the show can recognize his work from a single note ... a bar of those unnerving strings or a trombone glissando, a low string on the harp or a few delicate notes on the piano. Not even a melody is required. From the very first note of this Season 4 album to the last, we're instantly transported to The Island.
Didn't need a plane. Michael Giacchino took us there.
—Robert Townson
Image used behind the disc tray.
1 Giving Up the Ghost 2:40 "The Beginning of the End"
2 Locke'ing Horns 1:52 "The Beginning of the End"
3 Lost Away - Or is It? 1:41 "The Economist"
4 Backgammon Gambit 1:19 "Eggtown"
5 Time and Time Again 2:42 "The Constant"
6 The Constant 3:52 "The Constant"
7 Maternity Hell 2:31 "Ji Yeon"
8 Karma Jin-itiative 1:24 "Ji Yeon"
9 Ji Yeon 3:09 "Ji Yeon"
10 Michael's Right to Remain Wrong 1:54 "Meet Kevin Johnson"
11 Bodies and Bungalows 1:23 "The Shape of Things to Come"
12 Benundrum 3:24 "The Shape of Things to Come"
13 Hostile Negotiations 2:21 "The Shape of Things to Come"
14 Locke-about 6:05 "Cabin Fever"
15 There's No Place Like Home 2:35 "There's No Place Like Home, Part 1"
16 Nadia on Your Life 1:42 "There's No Place Like Home, Part 1"
17 C4-titude 2:00 "There's No Place Like Home, Part 1"
18 Of Mice and Ben 2:19 "There's No Place Like Home, Part 1"
19 Keamy Away from Him 4:58 "There's No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3"
20 Timecrunch 2:06 "There's No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3"
21 Can't Kill Keamy 1:48 "There's No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3"
22 Bobbing for Freighters 5:20 "There's No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3"
23 Locke of the Island 7:07 "There's No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3"
24 Lying for the Island 4:53 "There's No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3"
25 Landing Party 3:23 "There's No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3"
26 Hoffs-Drawlar 3:50 "There's No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3"
Track descriptions
Track Description
1 Giving Up the Ghost Hurley receives a visit from the deceased Charlie. Emotion track
2 Locke'ing Horns Hurley chooses to heed Charlie's warning about the people from the boat. Character/Event theme
3 Lost Away - Or is It? Sayid leaves the island on the helicopter with Frank, Desmond, and the corpse of Naomi. Character theme
4 Backgammon Gambit Locke and Sawyer discover that Kate had let Miles out of the boathouse. Character theme/Suspense track
5 Time and Time Again Daniel reveals to the group on the beach that Desmond may be experiencing side effects from exposure to radiation, while the helicopter arrives at the freighter. Suspense/Adventure track
6 The Constant Desmond calls Penny to stop his temporal displacement. Character theme
7 Maternity Hell At the hospital, while going into labor, Sun asks for Jin, who loses a panda in a taxi. Suspense track
8 Karma Jin-itiative Bernard and Jin discuss karma while fishing. Character theme
9 Ji Yeon After Ji Yeon is born, Hurley and Sun visit Jin's grave. Character/Event theme
10 Michael's Right to Remain Wrong After being denied his right to see Walt by his mother, Michael decides to kill himself, only to be confronted by Tom. Character theme/Suspense track
11 Bodies and Bungalows While the group on the beach discover a washed up body, the group at the barracks get attacked by the mercenaries from the freighter. Suspense/Action track
12 Benundrum The group at the barracks wonder what to do about the mercenaries before Miles comes in and tells Ben they want to talk. Suspense track
13 Hostile Negotiations Ben refuses to give himself up, so Keamy shoots Alex. Suspense track/Character theme
14 Locke-about In flashback, Matthew Abbadon advises Locke to go on a walkabout. In the present time, Keamy kills Ray and Captian Gault on the freighter, before heading back to the island with his men. Character theme/Suspense track
15 There's No Place Like Home The Oceanic 6 reunite with their families. Emotion track
16 Nadia on Your Life In flashforward, Sayid reunites with Nadia. In the present time, Sayid returns to the Island to warn everyone that the men from the freighter have every intention of killing them all. Character theme/Suspense track
17 C4-titude Desmond, Michael, Jin and Sun discover explosives on the freighter, while Kate and Sayid get captures by the Others on the Island. Suspense track
18 Of Mice and Ben Ben gives Locke instructions on how to get into the Orchid station before surrendering himself to the mercenaries. Emotion/Suspense track
19 Keamy Away from Him The mercenaries get ambushed by the Others. Suspense/Action track
20 Timecrunch Michael uses a tank of nitrogen to freeze the bomb, while more survivors get brought to the freighter. Adventure track
21 Can't Kill Keamy The survivors leave the Island on the helicopter, while Keamy is revealed to still be alive. Emotion/Suspense track
22 Bobbing for Freighters After Ben stabs Keamy to death, the Oceanic 6 have until the bomb explodes to get off the freighter. Emotion/Suspense track
23 Locke of the Island Locke takes leadership of the Others while Ben moves the Island. Character theme/Suspense track
24 Lying for the Island Jack tells the others they have to lie about everything that's happened to protect the people they left behind. Moments later, Desmond reunites with Penny and introduces her to the Oceanic 6. Suspense/Emotion track
25 Landing Party The Oceanic 6 paddle to the island of Membata to await their "rescue". Emotion track
26 Hoffs-Drawlar Jack breaks into the funeral home to visit the deceased Jeremy Bentham, then gets a visit from Ben, who says that all the Oceanic 6 have to go back to the Island and they must also bring Bentham, who is, in actuality, John Locke. Suspense track
Produced by Michael Giacchino
Executive Producer: Robert Townson
Orchestration by Michael Giacchino
Additional Orchestration by Chad Seiter
Conducted by Tim Simonec
Performed by The Hollywood Studio Symphony
Contracted by Reggie Wilson
Assistant Conductor: Connie Boylan
Recording Engineer: Danny Wallin
Copyist: Brooker White
Music Editors: Alex Levy, Stephen M. Davis
Assistant Music Editor: Paul Apelgren
Additional Score Preparation: Andrea Datzman
Mastered by Erick Labson
CD Package Design by Matthew Joseph Peak, SoundChaser Studios
Recorded at Capitol Records, Warner Bros. Clint Eastwood Scoring Stage
The Hollywood Studio Symphony
Jim Sitterly (concertmaster)
Ken Yerke (principal 2nd)
John Wittenburg
Norman Hughes
Harris Goldman
Terry Glenny
Armen Garabedian
Rebecca Bunnell
Ezra Kliger
Jean Sudbury
Shalini Vijayan
Shari Zippert
Charlie Everett
Razdan Kuyumijian
Mark Robertson
Darrin McCann (principal)
Karie Prescott (alt. prin.)
David Stenske
Richard Rintoul
Harry Shirinian
Jorge Moraga
Marda Todd
Caroline Buckman
Larry Corbett (principal)
Steve Richards (alt. prin.)
Victor Lawrence
Suzie Katayama
Stefanie Fife
Matt Cooker
Rick Naill
String Basses
David Stone (principal)
Karl Vincent (alt. prin.)
Norman Ludwin
Chuck Nenneker
Alex Iles (principal)
Alan Kaplan (alt. prin.)
Charlie Loper
Steve Holtman
Kenneth Kugler
Bruce Otto
Gayle Levant
Mark Gasbarro
Emil Richards
I would like to dedicate this album to Larry Corbett. You've heard him play his self-made cello on just about everything I've recorded. We miss him, and will continue to miss him every time we gather to play.
And it goes without saying that I would like to thank my orchestra, my music team, and finally...my family.
"Locke of the Island" is the longest score to be released on the soundtracks at 7 minutes, 7 seconds long.
The following episodes have no scores featured on this soundtrack: "Confirmed Dead", "The Other Woman" and "Something Nice Back Home."
"There's No Place Like Home, Parts 2 & 3" has the most tracks featured on this soundtrack with a total of 8 tracks.
This soundtrack is the first not to include the "Main Title" as a track. It is also the first since Season 2 not to include the "End Title" score.
Three of the tracks on this album share names with Season 4 episode titles. "The Constant", "Ji Yeon" and "There's No Place Like Home."
The track "Of Mice and Ben" is a play on words of the title of John Steinbeck's novel Of Mice and Men.
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By Deborah Padfield
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Which is more significant: the reasons for the disturbances of early August, or the responses to them? Both deserve analysis. Politicians have expounded on causes with scanty facts and scantier moral credentials. A prime minister with an indefinite number of homes, who believed it right to give Andy Coulson a "second chance", endorses throwing "some of these people out of their houses". That a family was served with an eviction notice before their son came to trial reveals the ease with which unknown precarians are condemned as "these people".
Who is responsible?
Cameron spoke of "criminality pure and simple", resisting any parallel with MPs' non-criminal abuses of the expenses system. The distinction is flaky. The expenses saga revealed MPs milking a lax system, complacently or shamelessly abusing its fluid rules. Interpretation of where criminality begins is not value-free. Eviction of perpetrators' families is a way of "enforcing responsibility": responsibility lies with individuals, not with the system. Concerning expenses, Tory "grandee" Anthony Steen disagreed: "It is not a question of feeling we have done something wrong. It is just the system which is wrong" [Times, 17 May 2009]. That won't do; grandees and hoodies must take responsibility.
Yet he had a point. We are influenced by social norms. Many rioters were possessed by the mob mentality which can overpower educated and uneducated alike; the MPs were not. But in this individualist culture, rioters, MPs and others are influenced by resentment against authorities which threaten their freedoms and by desire for what others desire. Rich people have ways of satisfying themselves. Others tend to be cruder, an easier target for moral outrage.
A changed debate
Reading select committee debates on the Localism, Welfare Reform and Legal Aid Bills and working at a Citizens Advice Bureau, I've concluded that campaigns by and on behalf of vulnerable people fall onto deaf ears. Citizens Advice uses evidence to show that timely advice and support save major financial and human costs. We churn in frustration at the short-sightedness of politicians who brush aside evidence with statements of insulting vacuity.
They are not short-sighted. Theirs is a different hymn-sheet. Many cuts and reforms are not primarily about saving money; were they so, evidence of not-far-downstream costs must influence policy.
Responsibility without resources
Individuals must take responsibility. Young men involved in riots must be stamped as the criminals they are. Failed parents may be rendered homeless. The responsibility-theme pervades reform of benefits and legal aid. Single parents, who must job-hunt when their child is seven and whose childcare support has been cut, should sit and read to their children (and presumably ensure that childcare providers do likewise). Job seekers without money for bus fares must get to interviews. Mentally ill people must gather their own evidence for Employment & Support Allowance assessments. People facing employment or benefit tribunals or child custody proceedings are to prepare and present their own cases. Tenants are, unaided, to force private landlords to fulfil their obligations.
These demands may sound reasonable to those with resources of time, know-how and confidence or money to buy them; even more reasonable to those uninterested in other worlds. But people live in those other worlds. In any case, government's priority is not the reasonable but the "right". It is right for people to take responsibility for themselves and wrong for them to burden "hard-working families" or fail, like rioters' parents, to fulfil their responsibilities.
Responsibility goes with freedom and choice. Encouraging people into work, projects them into freedom. Abolition of legal aid lifts them out of dependence on experts. Theoretically true. The practical effect, though, will often be disempowerment.
Weakening parliament and judiciary
Parliamentary scrutiny of such actual effects is being minimised. Welfare Reform and Legal Aid committees were disquieted by not knowing the actual significance of many draft clauses. The powers of the Lord Chancellor further to cut legal aid will be broad, and shifting its administration into the Ministry of Justice will remove independent oversight from entitlement decisions. The judicial scrutiny of new legislation will also be affected.
Weakening individuals
Under-Secretary of State Djanogly told the Commons Legal Aid committee that "the common-law right of access to justice does not guarantee legal representation or equality of arms" [19 July]. Karl Turner MP spoke of government's "risible" alternatives to legal aid, from advice from Job Centre Plus on appealing its own decisions to mediation which, though valuable, often needs to be backed by legal advice and cannot be used in disputes with government departments. Surviving legal aid is to be channelled through telephone advice, which people in the poorest (DE) social classes are least likely to use. Quoting the Legal Action Group, Yvonne Fovargue MP commented that "if we actually want to create a system that stops the people who need it using the advice, this is the way to do it."
Poverty and insecurity are agents of disempowerment. The time-poor and over-stretched cannot keep up the fight indefinitely. People are ground down by unrelenting problems with insecure benefits, employment and tenancies. MPs Yvonne Fovargue and Andy Slaughter saw the cuts in legal aid as a way of pushing people off benefits. Many, unable to challenge decisions, will slip into an informal/illegal economy which renders all but the skilled criminal yet more vulnerable. According to Rachel Robinson of Liberty, many individuals will lose their practical ability to challenge decisions of public authorities, which "will, to some extent, change the relationship between the individual and the state" [14 July].
The undeserving poor
The double standards dividing hoodies from grandees are well-established. Few in the world of the haves, and no government department, would engage in legal action without skilled advice. Why is it different for the have-nots? The sub-text of the legal aid reforms seems to be that if the claim is just, a plain statement of fact will be decisive. This must rest in government's division between the deserving ("hard-working") and undeserving ("dependent") poor.
The binary vision has been skilfully presented. Divide and rule. Routinely, people receiving benefits tell me of their anger at government for tougher rules and their greater anger at the benefit fraudsters who provoked them. Amongst the poor, poverty is suspect.
Poverty is suspect; wealth is out of reach. Responsibility is demanded; resources for realising it are denied. Freedom is promised; like the freedom to enter the Ritz.
People riot; government condemns.
Deborah Padfield is a benefits adviser at Cambridge Citizens Advice Bureau, specialising in work with people with severe and enduring mental health conditions, chronic pain and substance abuse. She has previously lived and worked with people with similar problems in the east end of London and is a former editor of The Friend, the Quaker weekly.
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Antonio Guidetti fu uno dei protagonisti dell'ultimo scorcio del XVII secolo e i primi del successivo, fu influenzato dallo stile di Francesco Borromini e seppe creare anche uno stile personale, riuscendo ad influenzare anche altri architetti tra cui Nicola Tagliacozzi Canale.

Le opere testimomiate dell'architetto sono relativamente poche, al 1701 è testimoniato il soffitto cassettonato nella chiesa di Santa Maria Donnalbina. Nel 1719 progettò alcune fontane e ornamenti in un palazzo in salita Montagnola. Suo fu anche il coro nella Basilica di Santa Chiara, realizzato nel 1721, molto tempo prima degli interventi di Domenico Antonio Vaccaro e distrutto durante il bombardamento del 4 agosto 1943, fu immortalato nelle fotografie Alinari. Nel 1726 riprogettò la chiesa di San Benedetto di Casoria.

L'intervento più noto dell'architetto fu quello della chiesa di Santa Maria della Colonna, dove progettò fra l'altro un grazioso edificio di influssi Rococò. La facciata risale al 1715 è ricca di richiami borrominiani, soprattutto nell'impostazione concavo-convessa del prospetto suddiviso verticalmente da lesene.

Bibliografia
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Beyond The Box Set hit the road this week for a very special Podcast crossover recorded in the sunny climes of Glasgow, Scotland. With Oscar weekend looming, our hosts Ross and Laura from the hilarious Wit Ye Talking Aboot podcast invited us to take part in a raucous, wide-ranging discussion of Damien Chazelle's Hollywood love letter, La La Land.
Following the success of his 2014 movie Whiplash, director Chazelle had the opportunity to revisit a script he had written several years previously, when he was still a struggling screenwriter and musician. While widely praised, the movie divided critics over the casting of Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone, neither of whom are especially seasoned singers or dancers. Gosling's character is also accused by some of both 'mansplaining' and 'whitesplaining' his beloved Jazz music to Stone – and by extension the audience.
Nevertheless, La La Land was nominated for a record-equalling fourteen Academy Awards, ultimately picking up six – although the film is doomed to be remembered more for the very public way in which it failed to win Best Picture than for any of the Oscars it actually picked up. It also became a genuine Box Office sensation, grossing over $400 million at the Global box office against a $30 million budget.
On this episode, we dig into our decidedly mixed feelings on the film, from the weirdly muddy sound mixing to Gosling and Stone's frequently entitled and dislikable behaviour throughout the film. We also get a showcase of Ross and Laura's own musical talents, including a spookily spot-on impersonation of what the film might have sounded like had Hugh Jackman taken the lead role…
We also spend the second half of the show comparing notes on our sequel ideas – which this week include a music-free film noir that reunites Stone and Gosling again several years after their breakup – with deadly consequences – and a low-rent provincial British remake starring James Corden and Ruth Jones and swapping the sun-drenched streets of Los Angeles for the wind-battered piers of one of England's most popular seaside resorts…
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Next week, we have yet another Podcast crossover as our very first Patreon guests attempt to inject a little culture into proceedings with a star-making French language romantic drama. Au revoir for now…
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Need a Piano Playing Guide?
I've put together a piano playing guide for beginners and intermediate players. This guide will help you to know where to start, where to continue, and what sorts of things are important to learn.
1. If you're not sure about actually achieving something, read the article: Is Piano Hard to Learn.
2. Decide on what style is right for you. Do you want to play classical piano, songs with notes, chords, jazz, blues? Read more about this on the Introductory to Piano Lessons page.
Unsure of what is best for your age? I suggest completely different approaches for adults and children. Read Piano for Adults or Piano for Kids.
In general, my advice is that if you are over 16 and want to play the piano for fun, learn to play chords. If you really love classical music and that's want you want to do, it's totally possible. It just takes more time.
3. Decide on your course of action. Do you want private piano lessons by a teacher? This is best if you want to be guided and need someone there to remind you to practise. Really, if you want a real live piano playing guide.
The second thing you could do is take an online course. These can be much cheaper than private piano lessons. They are also quite good and can teach you things that many private teachers don't. I would recommend something like Rocket Piano to start with.
4. Start learning about things like hand positioning, notes, scales, and chords. That will get you started.
5. After learning the basics, decide where you want to focus your attention. Do you want to continue on in what you're doing? Is it working for you? Are you playing the things you want to?
If not, look at other areas of piano. If you have been playing beginner songs, start looking at chords and what you can do with them. If you have been playing chords, start working on learning to read notes. You can also begin learning to improvise.
6. Learn some technique. This generally means scales and things like that. It's a great way to improve your playing ability and your speed.
7. Play with somebody. Look for guitar players, singers, bassists, and others who are also learning to play. Pick some songs and play them together.
8. The final step in the piano playing guide is to practise. Practising will only help you to improve. And if you get frustrated, go back and play something you've mastered. Then start again.
Those are the basic steps in the piano playing guide. Now it's all a matter of choice and learning what you want to do. Take your time looking at the options or just jump in. But either way, have fun!
Return from Piano Playing Guide to Piano Lessons Info Homepage.


At what stage in the project planning process should I contact NLPC?
As early in the process as possible! We can be an invaluable resource for you at all stages of the planning and building process. Drawing on our extensive experience, we provide our customers with advice and guidance that is difficult to find elsewhere… and, we do not charge for the consultation!
Is there a minimum size project that NLPC is interested in working on?
No… There is not a project too small or too big for us to handle. We provide the same high quality service to every project, no matter what the size.
Does NLPC provide free estimates?
Yes we do! We are happy to discuss your project needs and provide you with FREE estimate within 48 hours.
Does the color of the paint I choose make a difference when NLPC is estimating a job?
Yes, it can. The cost of the materials is determined by the amount of product needed for accurate coverage of previous colors, along with the brand and type of paint chosen. For example, if your existing paint color is a dark blue and you would like to change that to white, it will take more coats of paint (more cans of paint) to cover the blue, than if it were originally white being re-painted white.
Do I need to hire an architect to work with NLPC?
The professional design needs for your project can be handled in several ways. We can provide this service for you, we can assist you in attaining proposals from several firms, or we can work with design professionals you have chosen.
What are some of the brands of paint that you use? Can I choose my own?
NLPC uses Sherwin Williams, Glidden, Benjamin Moore, and FMI paints. If you happen to have another preference, we will work with that as well.
Does NLPC warranty their products and services?
Our Construction Project: New design/build projects are covered for two years and all other services are covered for one year.
Our Painting Projects: Painting projects have both a manufacturer and a workmanship warranty, each of which is specific to the product/material being used and the project. Warranty specifics and limitations will be discussed during consultation and provided in your written estimate.


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Being Robert's Voice
Submitted by: Jennifer Mitton, General Manager
Autism is a developmental disability that affects how a person communicates with and relates to people. It also affects how they make sense of the things around them. It is a spectrum condition, which means, while all people with autism share certain difficulties, their condition will affect them in different ways. Autism doesn't come with a manual. It comes with a parent who never gives up being the voice for their child.
My son Robert was 6 years old when he was diagnosed with being on the spectrum. He is considered high functioning and struggles with sensory issues and building relationships. The journey toward getting this diagnosis was a challenging one! The road traveled after the diagnosis has been even more of a challenge.
As a baby, Robert didn't miss any major milestones and didn't give doctors any reason to believe he would be on the spectrum. It wasn't until he started kindergarten that he began to struggle. He was advanced for his age and it was recommended that he go to a charter school where he would be able to learn at a faster pace. The learning wasn't a problem. He didn't want to leave us at the beginning of the day and he would break down and cry. He couldn't stand in line with all the other children or sit at his desk without running off. By the time he got home from school, he would just sit in the middle of the floor crying and couldn't tell us what was wrong. At the end of his first quarter, we were called into the school and were told that our son wasn't going to be allowed at the school anymore. I felt as if I had completely failed as a parent and had no idea what to do.
We were under the impression that he was shy and he had never gone to pre-school, so being around all the different kids was going to be a challenge. We quickly enrolled him in a public school where he knew some of the kids. The school was supportive and placed him in class with one of the kids he knew. We still had the same issues with trying to get him to go to class in the morning and how he reacted when he came home. The only difference was the school was able to keep him in the classroom.
Quarter 4 came along and we were informed that Robert was falling behind and struggling with reading. We discovered that the teacher was allowing Robert to play on the classroom computer every time he wanted. I then had to make the decision to push him along or hold him back. As a parent I was so frustrated with the school that had allowed him to slip between the cracks. I felt like I had failed my son by not knowing what to do, by not helping him be successful in the first school, and now I was going to have to hold him back! I was determined to do everything I could to help.
Over summer I worked with him every day getting his reading skills up and finding other kids to have him play with. The reading was no problem, but he wasn't interested in playing with others. The school year started again. Academically he was stronger, but socially he was getting worse. He had a new teacher, new classmates, and the classroom size grew. It took an hour to get him into class, he would randomly start screaming, run away during fire drills, and throw things in the classroom. Parent-Teacher conference, after Parent-Teacher conference and nothing was helping. When questioned why he was behaving in that way he would begin to cry and say, "I don't know. I don't like it when it happens. I don't know what to do". I started to get the feeling that something was wrong. No one would help us. We were told he needed to be disciplined, I was a bad parent, and there were no excuses for this behavior. My gut told me that was not the case. I made the decision that day that I was going to be the voice for Robert.
Every night I would stay up for hours reading up on pediatric behavior and disorders. Finally, weeks later I came across an article that discussed the spectrum. Things started to make more sense, but when I brought this up to the school they said I needed a psych evaluation before they could help. After a month of fighting with different pediatric doctors to get a referral, I finally found one that was willing to listen to what was going on. He agreed and immediately sent us to get an appointment. A couple appointments later we were given the news.
Even though I knew deep down this was what I expected, nothing could have prepared me to hear it. This was a condition that could not be cured. At that moment I felt so helpless. They told me don't expect him to be in a regular school, don't expect him to be able to finish one grade in one year, and don't expect him to live a life like everyone else. My son looked at me and asked, "Is there something wrong with me that I can't be like everyone else?" I looked at him and said, "I don't want you to be like everyone else. I want you to be Robert." I thought that getting this diagnosis would help us get the help he needed, but I was wrong.
The psychiatrist and pediatrician were able to help guide us through some much needed adjustments. The school however was not on our side. Back to the books I went, reading everything I could about autism, as well as, the laws and rights we had. We began therapy with Robert, and I began reaching out to the community to see what I could do to get the help my son needed to be successful at school. Meetings lead to more meetings, which lead to testing, which lead to broken promises, and still nothing was happening to help my son. I gathered a team to help my son grow and learn to react in different situations. His therapist, psychiatrist, a representative from the department of disabilities, his pediatrician, and psychologist were all on board. We worked together. No one would listen from the school, so I went to the school board with all of my son's team, notes, emails, and broken IEP's. I spoke not just for my son, but for every other child that was being neglected by the school system. Finally, I had someone listening. They agreed to help and we worked together to get the school on the same page.
He now has a team both inside and outside of the school that are a tremendous support. Robert is in a public school and in the classroom 80% of the time, and he has made honor roll every quarter. Something that we were told at the beginning we shouldn't expect. We continue to work with the school and other parents that are on the same journey as we are. Thanks to the many programs, more and more people are becoming aware of Autism and there is a much larger community of support. Not every child on the spectrum will be the same. It's where the little things are never little, and every milestone is a celebration. There is no cure, but if we can be the voice for our children, get them the help they deserve, and get them into the right environment- they will bloom.
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The new Indiana billboard in Times Square isn't the only Hoosier product in New York people are talking about. Rajeev Ram, a professional tennis player who lives in Carmel, is enjoying a great week at the U.S. Open both on and off the court. This interview ran on the tournament's homepage today.
The hype machine isn't exactly spinning on "Rampras." He's 29, has only one significant tournament title to his name, and his best results come on the doubles court. No doubt Ram will be disappointed that today's match got away from him after he won the first two sets—the prize-money difference between the winner and loser of that match is $40,000. But he got some well-deserved attention, and will still be rewarded handsomely as a beneficiary of the U.S. Open's big increase in prize money this year. He earned $53,000 for making the second round and sweetened the pot by winning his opening doubles match Thursday (that against fellow Hoosier Ronnie Schneider). So if you see Ram at St. Elmo, congratulate him on a great U.S. Open—and tell him he's buying.


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Seattle City Council Passes Measure to Decriminalize Psychedelics
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The Seattle City Council recently voted to support the decriminalization of natural psychedelics, calling on police to make the substances one of its lowest law enforcement priorities.
A.J. Herrington
The Seattle City Council voted in favor of a resolution last week to support the decriminalization of magic mushrooms and other natural psychedelics. With the resolution, city leaders called on Seattle police to make arresting and prosecuting people for use or possession of naturally occurring entheogenic substances such as psilocybin mushrooms, ayahuasca and other psychedelics "among Seattle's lowest law enforcement priorities."
"It is a long overdue conversation to decriminalize these non-addictive natural substances," council member Andrew Lewis said at the city council's meeting on October 4. "Our law enforcement officials certainly have more important things to do than arrest people for possession of entheogens, and this resolution affirms that."
Under the resolution, which is non-binding and serves only as a recommendation, the city council requests that the Seattle Police Department "formally codify and adopt policies that protect" those who cultivate psychedelics "for use in religious, spiritual, healing, or personal growth practices and those who share entheogens with others, without financial or other consideration, for their mutual use in such practices."
Under current SPD policy, officers do not detain or arrest individuals solely for possession of controlled substances. Those who cultivate or sell entheogenic or psychedelic substances, however, are subject to arrest and prosecution.
Council Notes Spiritual Uses of Psychedelics
At a virtual meeting of the city council, members noted that psychedelic compounds are often used for religious or spiritual purposes. The resolution does not cover synthetic psychedelic drugs such as LSD or ketamine, and excludes the entheogenic cactus peyote, which is embroiled in controversy because of its limited native habitat and significance as a sacramental plant for members of the Native American Church.
"These nonaddictive natural substances have real potential in clinical and therapeutic settings to make a really significant difference in people's lives," said Lewis. "This resolution really sets the stage as the first significant action in the state of Washington to move this policy forward."
Lewis also told reporters that there is "a huge demonstrated potential for these substances to provide cutting-edge treatments for substance abuse, recovery from brain injuries and other issues. I want to make sure we're following the science in our policies around regulating these substances."
The strategy for Seattle's resolution to decriminalize psychedelics is similar to the approach that led to cannabis reform in Seattle and eventually statewide. In 2003, the city's voters overwhelmingly passed Initiative 75, an ordinance which made the investigation, arrest, and prosecution of marijuana offenses the lowest law enforcement priority for Seattle police.
In 2012, Washington became the first state to legalize recreational marijuana with the passage of Initiative 502, which was passed with the approval of more than 55% of the state's voters. Washington voters had previously decriminalized the medicinal use of cannabis in 1998 with the passage of Initiative 692, which garnered 59% of the vote.
Council Chooses Psychedelics Decriminalization Resolution Over Ordinance
The city council approved the resolution supporting the decriminalization of psychedelics by a unanimous vote at last week's meeting, but not before debating other potential avenues to achieve the same goal. Council member Kshama Sawant noted that the non-binding resolution carries less weight than a proposed psychedelics decriminalization city ordinance that was drafted three months ago.
"To decriminalize psychedelics in fact rather than just in rhetoric would require an ordinance," Sawant said. "It is this city council not the police department that has the authority to pass such an ordinance," adding that "I am a little confused by this resolution because it is a resolution and not an ordinance, and why this resolution is being passed when there is an ordinance from my office, and it has been available for months."
"I fail to see what the plausible reasons are for councilmembers who claim to support this issue to let an ordinance which takes concrete action sit in the city's computers unintroduced, and instead push a resolution which only has the power to make requests," said Sawant.
Council member Lisa Herbold, the chair of the public safety committee, noted that state lawmakers would likely engage in a "robust discussion about enforcement around possession of drugs" during the next legislative session. In February, the Washington Supreme Court ruled that the state's felony drug law was unconstitutional, effectively decriminalizing possession of small amounts of drugs. In April, however, lawmakers passed new legislation to make low-level drug possession a misdemeanor until at least 2023.
Tatiana Quintana, co-director of Decrim Nature Seattle, a group that has been working to decriminalize psychedelics in the city for more than a year, said that an ordinance is the ultimate goal.
"In terms of strategy, [Lewis] was very supportive of an ordinance, but it kind of played out that a resolution would be a really great way to build support for an ordinance," Quintana said. "I actually do think that the slower process of a resolution building not only awareness but support for a future ordinance is pretty smart. It's a pretty smart way to go about things."
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Roviño, en croata Rovinj (; en italiano y cooficialmente Rovigno, en istriano Ruvèigno o Ruveîgno) es una ciudad de Croacia que se encuentra al norte del  mar Adriático cuya población es de 13 562 habitantes (2007). La ciudad es oficialmente bilingüe, italiana y croata, por lo que ambos nombres de la ciudad son oficiales e iguales.

Historia
Roviño figura en el registro histórico a partir de la Cosmografía de Rávena, del Anónimo de Rávena, escrita en el  y de la cual se cree que describe la situación al . En la Cosmografía, se denomina a Roviño, alternativamente, Ruvigno, Ruigno, Ruginio, y Revigno. La fundación del poblado por los romanos dataría entonces de entre los s.  a .

En 1519, durante su viaje a Jerusalén, Juan del Encina hizo escala en Roviño, la cual incluyó en su Tribalgia (Roma, 1521):

En 1810, ya Roviño contaba con  telégrafo marítimo, señalado en derroteros de la Real Armada, entre Parenzo y Promontorio (en vía al sur desde Venecia).

Después de las guerras napoleónicas, Roviño fue capital de la provincia de Istria en el Reino de Iliria cuando éste fue componente del imperio austrohúngaro.  En 1911, en el último censo que Austro-Hungría condujo en Roviño, el 97.8% de la población hablaba italiano.

Roviño fue parte del Adriático que Claudio Magris compartió con Marisa Madieri.

En 2009, se llevó a cabo en Roviño el foro de Patrimonio Marítimo del Mediterráneo de la AMMM, la Association of Mediterranean Maritime Museums (español: Sociedad de museos marítimos del Mediterráneo).

Ubicación

Se encuentra sobre la costa oeste de la península de Istria y es un destino turístico destacado, con varias islas cercanas y un activo puerto pesquero. Allí algunos residentes todavía hablan istriano o rovignese, una lengua romance  antiguamente muy difundida en esta zona de Istria.

Museos
«The Batana House» (croata: Ekomuzeja Kuca o batani),  es un museo fundado en 2004 consagrado al legado marítimo de Roviño.

Galería

Referencias

Enlaces externos

 Asociación turística de Rovinj
 Sitio oficial del pueblo de  Rovinj
 Museo de Rovinj
 Que ver y hacer en Rovinj
 Guía de la ciudad de Rovinj

Localidades de Croacia


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Heroes Mausoleum in Focsani, Vrancea County, Romania
Construction works of the Focsani Mausoleum began in 1926 thanks to a public contribution, with the support of the Putna Branch of the Society of the Last Resting Place of War Heroes, and of the local officials. The construction was damaged during the Second World War, but especially after the War, during the occupation of the Russian troops.
The design and construction of the Mausoleum were entrusted to the architect State Balosin, who used the Byzantine art as an inspiration source, the curved lines, as well-marked arches succeeding in demonstrating a part of the history of the nation. The mausoleum was built of brick, stone, and concrete, and was based on a cross-shaped plane. This was a Byzantine inspirational construction with three spiers. The lateral domes, arched on three half spheres, were shaped as a curved line tier. On the front, placed above the main entrance, supported by two columns with a composite capite, the inscription "Pro Patria" can reads, highlighted by a rich vegetal ornamentation.
The mausoleum in Focsani undergone several centralizations; in 1936, 1,904 heroes were buried in the ossuary, and 418 heroes were buried in individual tombs, amounting to a total of 2,422 heroes.
http://www.muzeulvrancei.ro/mausolee/mausoleul-focsani/
https://once.mapn.ro/pages/view/130
http://www.monumente-vrancene.ro/circuit-monumente/mausoleul-eroilor-focsani
Romania, South-East Region, Vrancea County
Type of WWI-heritage
War monument
State of repair/preservation
In 2008 it underwent extensive restoration works. The restoration work was completed in the summer of 2012.
Historical WWI Context
The mausoleum was built in memory of the heroes who fought in the First World War for the reunification of the nation. In Focsani, the German occupation regime established its headquarters for civilian administration. During this occupation, the inhabitants of the city and those of the county suffered a series of atrocities, such as: requisitions, destroyed houses, deportations, arrests and, last but not least, forced labour for the benefit of the German Army. (http://www.muzeulvrancei.ro/mausolee/mausoleul-focsani/)
A history of Romania's participation in World War One can be found on the following website: http://www.marelerazboi.ro/ (in Romanian only)
Source: National Office for the Cult of Heroes https://once.mapn.ro/pages/view/130
State of legal protection
This is an objective included in the List of Historic Monuments, classified as historical monuments type B (VN-III-m-B-06592), according to the Order of the Minister of Culture no. 2.828/2015
Vrancea County Council
Kind of cultural use of WWI
http://www.monumente-vrancene.ro/trecut-si-istorie
The monument can be visited throughout the entire year between 9.00 and 17.00.
4 RON for adults, 2 RON for children, 2 RON for a group (Source: information obtained directly from the owner via telephone, in November 2017)
Information regarding cities, villages, other touristic attractions (non-WWI) nearby
http://locuridinromania.ro/judetul-vrancea/page/2
https://www.booking.com/city/ro/focsani.ro.html
https://www.turistinfo.ro/focsani/cazare-hoteluri-vile-pensiuni-focsani.html
Bucharest - Ploiesti - Buzau - Focsani - Tecuci - Barlad - Vaslui railway line (https://www.cfrcalatori.ro/) . Focsani rail station
There are regular bus / minibus journeys through which the city is connected to other cities in the country and abroad (http://www.autogari.ro/Transport/Bucuresti-Focsani)
The local transport network (buses) is well represented within the city (http://www.tpfocsani.ro/trasee-si-statii.html)
Further information sources
https://www.facebook.com/mausoleuleroilorfocsani/
http://www.taradacilor.ro/2016/05/21/obiective-turistice-emotionante-din-tara-vrancei/
Other heritage sites nearby
Mausoleum of Marasesti, Vrancea County, Romania
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The POP is a flexible and practical battery case that comes in four models for iPhone 7/7 Plus and iPhone 6/6 Plus. The iPhone case consists of two parts including an ultra-thin snap-on protective case and a slim backup battery. The case measures 8.0mm thick, and the battery is only 5.5mm thin, so you won't worry about the two parts adding too much thickness to your phone. When not in use, the battery unit can be removed from the case for a more comfortable grip.
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Baldwin IV Count of was born in 0968 in Flanders, France. Baldwin IV Count of's father was Arnold II The Young Count of Flanders and his mother was Rosele Susanna Princess Of Italy. He had a brother named Eudes Count Of. He was the older of the two children. He died at the age of 68 on May 30th, 1036 in Flanders, France.


Blurb: Larque Harootunian is having a mid-life crisis. But Larque, wife, mother and painter isn't like most 40-year-olds. All her life she's been generating "doppelgangers," psychic manifestations of her thoughts that can impact and, as she suddenly realizes, impede, the reality of her own life. She embarks on a journey of self-exploration that culminates in her transformation–a common occurrence in this world–into an attractive gay man. In the end, she must weigh the attractions of this existence against the good aspects of her actual life. A 1995 James Tiptree Award winner.
Larque on the Wing is an original, weird, thought-provoking read, but I am not sure if I enjoyed it.
I did keep reading it, yes, because it's a strong commentary on society's expectations of women – this is Larque's mid-life crisis, where we're privy to what her hopes and dreams were as a child, and she, like us, see that she's left those dreams long behind.
The book was written years ago, and it's set in a contemporary society, though it's one in which magic is an accepted reality. Larque herself has the ability to manifest doppelgangers and her mother has the ability to "blink" anything away she does not like, or "blink" something or someone into something more palatable to her tastes. Magical realism is not altogether a strange genre to me – given my love for fantasy and sci-fi, it's elements are familiar, and in that sense, this book is quite fun. Imagine going into a store – like a tattoo parlour – and magically changing yourself into whatever you want to be. In Larque's case a guy, with detachable male and female body parts.
When we meet Larque, she's a 40-something painter, happily married and successful or rather on the surface she is. And we're immediately introduced to Skylark – an annoying, early-teen version of herself. Reminded of her past dreams through Skylark, Larque finds herself unable to paint, and so begins her search for who she wants to be now, and away from the expectations of motherhood and being a wife.
This leads her to Shadow, who magically transforms people into who they most want to be. And, Larque wants to be a young, attractive man. On the outside, that's what everyone sees, but she's still Larque on the inside. Magical realism, remember? These things are commonplace in this world, and Larque is excited and thrilled at her transformation, even if her husband and sons aren't. But this young man isn't the only version of her we see – there's the Virtuous Larque, who comes into being because of her mother's ability and desire for the "right" kind of daughter.
The book follows Larque in her desire to save Skylark, but it's how it delves into the expectations we have of ourself and others that stuck with me. It's up to Larque to decide which is the life she wants.
This feels like a half-review because understanding everything that Springer is saying, coupled with the magical realism, requires a second read I think. It's not going to be for everyone, and it's going to make you wonder about the expectations you (and everyone else) has of you.


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Tencent shares hit by profit drop, freeze on new game approvals in China
Fri, Aug 17, 2018 - 5:50 AM
SHARES in China's Tencent Holdings lost more ground on Thursday after it logged its first quarterly profit decline in nearly 13 years and said it did not know when it would get Chinese approval to make money off its most popular game.
The disappointing earnings results have highlighted the impact of a freeze on new China approvals for the gaming industry since March due to the restructuring of related regulatory agencies in the world's biggest gaming market.
Reporting a 2 per cent decline in second-quarter net profit as well as its slowest revenue growth in three years, Tencent said the biggest hurdle to a return to rapid revenue growth was that it could not yet charge for its PlayerUnknowns' Battlegrounds (PUBG) video game in China.
Shares in China's largest social media and gaming company fell 3 per cent, adding to a painful slide earlier this week after its blockbuster title "Monster Hunter: World" was pulled in the country due to regulatory complaints.
SEE ALSO: Tencent wants a bigger cut of game sales as profits slow
Procedures for games approvals in China were already complicated enough with watchdogs for media publication, cyberspace and copyright as well as ministries for culture and information technology all being part of the process.
The situation has become more complex with the government's decision in March to split the overarching media regulator into two units while transferring some power to the Communist Party publicity department, in a step aimed at strengthening its grip over content and ideology.
While PUBG can be played as a free game, Tencent has yet to receive the nod to monetise it. PUBG is a popular battle game with more than 400 million players worldwide developed by Tencent's South Korean partner and investee company, Bluehole.
The company did secure a licence to launch and monetise the Monster Hunter game, its president, Martin Lau, told an earnings call on Wednesday. But it was pulled because its content was "not fully compliant", he said without elaborating.
This is not the first time Tencent's games have come under scrutiny from regulators. In July last year, China's communist party mouthpiece, the People's Daily, criticised Tencent, describing its "Honour of Kings" game as poison and called for tighter regulatory controls of online games.
Fifteen analysts have lowered their target price on Tencent since Wednesday. The average price of 41 analysts fell to HK$487.59, or down 6 per cent over a month, according to Reuters data.
But that remains far above Tencent's closing share price of HK$325.8 on Thursday and analysts were broadly upbeat about the firm's longer-term outlook.
"We consider the disruption to the game business to be temporary and primarily due to licensing suspension amid regulatory uncertainties; the business remains structurally intact, in our view," Daiwa Capital markets analyst John Choi said.
Tencent was founded in 1998 and while its core business is in gaming, which accounts for about 40 per cent of revenue, it also operates China's dominant social network, WeChat, which has more than 1 billion users.
Its shares have declined 12 per cent so far this week and have lost a third of their value since hitting a record high in January as investors fret about growth momentum. Even so, it remains the biggest listed firm in Asia with a market capitalisation of nearly US$400 billion.
Other gaming shares were hit in the wake of Tencent's downbeat results, including Chinese rival NetEase which lost 4 per cent while Japan's Capcom, which developed "Monster Hunter: World" tumbled 5 per cent.
South Africa's Naspers, which owns a 31 per cent stake in Tencent, saw its stock lose 8 per cent. REUTERS


"Attachments is so perfectly engaging, so sly, and so funny I read it all in one sitting, then went back and read my favorite scenes a second time...I hope Rowell never stops writing." -Haven Kimmel Beth and Jennifer know their company monitors their office e-mail. But the women still spend all day sending each other messages, gossiping about their coworkers at the newspaper and baring their personal lives like an open book. Jennifer tells Beth everything she can't seem to tell her husband about her anxieties over starting a family. And Beth tells Jennifer everything, period. When Lincoln applied to be an Internet security officer, he hardly imagined he'd be sifting through other people's inboxes like some sort of electronic Peeping Tom. Lincoln is supposed to turn people in for misusing company e-mail, but he can't quite bring himself to crack down on Beth and Jennifer. He can't help but be entertained-and captivated- by their stories. But by the time Lincoln realizes he's falling for Beth, it's way too late for him to ever introduce himself. What would he say to her? "Hi, I'm the guy who reads your e-mail, and also, I love you." After a series of close encounters and missed connections, Lincoln decides it's time to muster the courage to follow his heart . . . even if he can't see exactly where it's leading him. Written with whip-smart precision and charm, Attachments is a strikingly clever and deeply romantic debut about falling in love with the person who makes you feel like the best version of yourself. Even if it's someone you've never met.
In a story like this one, there is a very fine line between finding the main character adorable and romantic or considering him to be a creeper stalker. I spent most of the time reading this book with one foot in both camps. Lincoln has a legitimate reason to be reading Jennifer and Beth's email conversations but somewhere in between him starting to fall for the movie reviewer and psuedo-stalking her (I mean honestly? He decided to go to her boyfriend's shows just to catch a glimpse at the lead guitarist in action and to sort of gage if he considered Chris to be worthy of Beth) there is such thing as too far.
The format of this novel is different than any I'd read in the past. Most chick-lit books I read don't follow the male protagonist. But for 90% of this book, the only contact we have with Beth is through the emails she sends to and receives from Jen. The rest of the book is about Lincoln and his world. I felt for him. He's been stuck in a rut for the past ten years ever since his high school sweetheart and he broke up. He's working a job he hates and had to keep dodging his sister's ranting about how he needs to better himself. At least he's eating well since he's living with his mother and she is making sure he's eating her gourmet cooking.
Ignoring how uncomfortable I often was with Lincoln's behaviour regarding Beth's privacy, I enjoyed this book. Books written in letter/email forms are a favourite of mine. In some ways the interactions between Jen and Beth reminded me a lot of Meg Cabot's book, The Boy Next Door. They were funny and serious, heartfelt and honest.
Despite this, I was incredibly unsatisfied by the ending. It was fitting but I couldn't get over the feeling that it was just slightly too convenient. Too easy.
I thought it was an interesting choice to have the novel set just prior to the new millennium and have Y2K be featured. The pop-culture references from a time gone by were fantastic! Finally a book that mentions Fight Club and Quantum Leap!
I'd love to read another Rainbow Rowell book in the future. Her writing is fresh and funny and despite Lincoln's stalkeristic tenancies, she presented the reader with loveable characters that were three dimensional.


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Castleman disease is a disease of the lymph nodes -- groups of bean-shaped glands throughout your body that help you fight infections. It makes the cells in and around those nodes grow too much and too fast.
Though Castleman disease causes an overgrowth of cells, it is not cancer. But having Castleman's disease can increase your risk of lymphoma, a cancer of the lymph system.
Castleman disease is rare. About 1 in 6,500 Americans has it. People of all ages can get it, but it's more common in adults. Infection by certain viruses, like HIV, seems to make you more likely to get Castleman disease, but about half of cases have no clear cause.
Castleman disease is also called giant lymph node hyperplasia and angiofollicular lymph node hyperplasia (AFH). It's named for the doctor who first described it in the 1950s, Benjamin Castleman.
Types of Castleman Disease
There are two main types of Castleman disease: localized or unicentric, and multicentric. They affect people in different ways.
Localized Castleman disease is more common among 20- to 30-year-olds. It affects a single lymph node or a single region of lymph nodes, usually in the chest or belly. It makes them grow larger than normal.
The symptoms you have with localized Castleman disease depend on which of your lymph nodes are affected:
If it's in your neck, groin, or underarm, you may first notice a lump under your skin.
In your chest, these oversized lymph nodes can press against your windpipe or airways into your lungs, which can make it hard to breathe.
In your belly, they might cause pain, make you feel full, or make it hard to eat.
And some people with localized Castleman disease have no symptoms at all.
Doctors can usually cure localized Castleman disease by removing the affected lymph nodes with surgery.
Multicentric Castleman disease (MCD) is the more serious and more complex type. It affects more than one group of lymph nodes and can also affect other parts of the lymph system. It's most common in 40- to 60-year-olds.
There are two main types of MCD. One is related to a virus called human herpes virus-8. You might be more likely to get HHV-8 if you have HIV or take medications that turn down your immune system.
Doctors don't know what causes the other type of MCD, but they call it HHV-8-negative MCD.
Symptoms for MCD can include
Fever and night sweats
A buildup of fluid in your belly
Bruising and easy bleeding
Cherry-like spots on your skin
Numbness in your hands and feet
Anemia -- having too few red blood cells -- is very common if you have MCD. It can give you shortness of breath and fatigue.
You might also have a buildup of abnormal proteins in your body. This can damage your heart, kidneys, and nerves, and also cause diarrhea or other digestive problems.
Because MCD makes your immune system weaker, you're more likely to get a serious infection.
Since MCD affects many areas of your body at once, surgery usually isn't a good treatment choice. But there are other ways to treat the disease and control your symptoms.
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Reviewed by Neha Pathak, MD on January 09, 2018
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Q: Summarise and list custom index in dplyr I am trying to output grouped summary variables with a corresponding list of identifying variables.
Using the dplyr::starwars dataset as an example, I would like to calculate number of characters with "light" skin color, grouped by gender, with a vector of names corresponding to each match in a separate output column.
In the real-world use case, there would be more than one condition to summarise, and the unique identifier could be subjectID/studyID/etc.  I'm open to data.table solutions, prefer solutions that are vector based, R Shiny friendly, easily converted to a function.
Example from dplyr::starwars:
starwars %>%
  filter(species %in% c("Human", "Droid")) %>%
  group_by(gender) %>%
  summarise(
    skin = sum(skin_color=="light", na.rm=T),
    hair = sum(hair_color=="brown", na.rm=T)
  )

Desired output:
gender skin hair  skinname                                                   hairname
 female  6   6  femname1, femname2, femname3, femname4, femname5, femname6   femhname1, femhname2, femhname3, femhname4, femhname5, femhname6
 male    5   8  mname1, mname2, mname3, mname4, mname5                       mhname1, mhname2, mhname3, mhname4, mhname5, mhname6, mhname7 mhname8
 none    0   0
 <NA>    0   0

This output would then be tranposed using t() and would use paste() to create a hover-over display of matching names in DT (DataTables).
I'm thinking I need something like
skinname = as.list(.$name[which(skin_color == "light")])

in the summarise step, or possibly a custom function with a do.call in summarise/mutate.

A: If you want a nested data.frame, you can use tidyr::nest:
library(tidyverse)

starwars %>%
    filter(species %in% c("Human", "Droid"),
           skin_color == 'light') %>%
    group_by(gender) %>%
    group_by(skin = n(), add = TRUE) %>%
    nest(name)
#> # A tibble: 2 x 3
#>   gender  skin             data
#>    <chr> <int>           <list>
#> 1 female     6 <tibble [6 x 1]>
#> 2   male     5 <tibble [5 x 1]>

or if you just want nested vectors, summarize with list:
starwars %>%
    filter(species %in% c("Human", "Droid"),
           skin_color == 'light') %>%
    group_by(gender) %>%
    summarise(skin = n(),
              name = list(name))
#> # A tibble: 2 x 3
#>   gender  skin      name
#>    <chr> <int>    <list>
#> 1 female     6 <chr [6]>
#> 2   male     5 <chr [5]>

or if you want to keep the empty rows, subset instead of filter:
starwars %>%
    filter(species %in% c("Human", "Droid")) %>%
    group_by(gender) %>%
    summarise(
        skin = sum(skin_color == "light"),
        name = list(name[skin_color == 'light'])
    )
#> # A tibble: 4 x 3
#>   gender  skin      name
#>    <chr> <int>    <list>
#> 1 female     6 <chr [6]>
#> 2   male     5 <chr [5]>
#> 3   none     0 <chr [0]>
#> 4   <NA>     0 <chr [0]>

If you want to collapse the names down to a single string toString will do the job, but make sure there are no commas in the strings if you plan on separating later.

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The tenant Irish came to New York before 1750 to work on large estates–Rensselaerwyck, Livingston Manor, Ticonderoge, under men named Bleekers, Schuylers, Caylers, DePeysters, Rensselaers, Livingstons, and many others.
Let me alert you to a significant new article–"Exploring Research Resources for Hudson Valley Tenant Farmers," by Jane E. Wilcox that appeared in The New York Researcher (Summer 2014) 28-31. Wilcox describes the manor records and considers the Lease as one of the most important sources. Her article puts a checklist of records generated on these tenant farmers in your hands from both private and public/government jurisdictions.
These tenant Irish intermarried with other Irish who arrived by way of Rhode Island and New Hampshire. They also became "Dutchified" by connecting with settlers from The Netherlands and Germany.
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André Orban in Boston Airport (BOS)Lisbon Airport (LIS)Montreal Airport (YUL)Ponta Delgado Airport (PDL)TAP Air Portugal On 20 November 2019, 17:12
TAP Air Portugal opens three new connections in the Americas with the Airbus A321LR
Lisbon-Maceió, Lisbon-Montreal and Lisbon-Ponta Delgada-Boston are TAP's new routes
Unbeatable economy and efficiency of new aircraft drive the Company's growth
In four years, TAP already serves the same number of North American cities as it does in Brazil
TAP continues to invest heavily in the Americas and once again expands its network of transatlantic destinations with the launch of three new routes: Maceió, in Brazil; Montreal, Canada; and Lisbon-Ponta Delgada-Boston, in the United States, all starting next year.
The Company's three new connections reinforce TAP's growth commitment in Brazilian and North Atlantic markets.
A321LR allows expansion of operation in Brazil
Relative to Brazil, this is the first time in five years that the Portuguese Company announces a new route.
In 2020, Maceió, capital of the northeast state of Alagoas, is the latest city in Brazil to be served by TAP's new generation Airbus NEO aircraft, thus becoming TAP's 11th Brazilian destination.
Maceió is a great destination for families and lovers of sun, sea and culture. Warm, turquoise beaches for all tastes, golden sand and coconut tree-lined roads are some of the undeniable beauties of this exciting new destination in TAP's Brazilian network.
The route will have three weekly frequencies. Departures from Lisbon are at 17:15 with arrival at the Brazilian destination at 21:15, on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays.
Investment in the most modern, efficient and comfortable equipment, notably the introduction of the new A321LR aircraft, allows TAP to also increase frequencies for the cities of Natal and Belém, increasing from three to five flights per week for each one. TAP's A321LR is an exceptionally efficient aircraft in terms of fuel consumption and reduced carbon emissions. The aircraft's smaller size and lower trip costs permit TAP to operate profitability in smaller markets that cannot be regularly served by larger widebody aircraft.
"This aircraft, the A321 "LR", which I occasionally claim stands for "Lisbon Range", is a true game-changer. The way to travel between Brazil and Europe is now more modern, efficient and environmentally friendly. With the departure of old aeroplanes, flights to and from Brazil are now operated exclusively by new or modern cabin interiors, which allow passengers to enjoy high levels of comfort, "says Antonoaldo Neves, CEO of TAP.
With the strengthening of the network in Brazil next year, TAP will operate in this market a total of 92 weekly frequencies, 15 more than in 2015.
Despite increasing competition in the Brazilian market, TAP maintained its market share at around 26%, with the European Company offering more routes and providing more seats. In 2018 alone, TAP carried 89% of passengers with direct flights between Brazil and Portugal.
TAP grows from three to 11 North Atlantic routes
The inauguration of the Lisbon-Montreal and Ponta Delgada-Boston route shows the achievement of one of the strategic paths outlined since the beginning of TAP's transformation process: the conquest of the North Atlantic.
"This is a historic moment in the Company's journey. With the inauguration of these new routes, TAP goes from three routes in 2015 to 11 North American routes, the same number as Brazil. This is another important step in the Company's network diversification and expansion plan, which strengthens its exposure to new and less volatile markets," says the Company's CEO.
The Canadian City with French Feeling: Montreal
Canada's second-largest city is TAP's newest North Atlantic destination. Montreal is multicultural, cosmopolitan and has French feeling. Due to its historical heritage, the official language of the city is French, being the second largest francophone city after Paris in France.
To weather the cold and heavy snow during the winter, Montreal has one of the largest underground cities in the world, extending practically all over the city, with over 1500 stores and over 2000 restaurants. There are more than 30 kilometres of tunnels that make it easy to connect the main points of interest in the city.
The Airline will operate six weekly frequencies between Lisbon and Montreal. Flights depart to the new destination in North America from the Portuguese capital every day, except Wednesdays, at 14:55 and arrive in the Canadian city at 17:40. And will be available for sale from November 25, with operations beginning next year.
In total, TAP will operate 82 weekly frequencies in the North American market next year, which represents a significant increase in supply compared to 2015, when the Company operated only 16 weekly frequencies. In Portugal, the Company will also increase the number of connections between Lisbon and Ponta Delgada, from 4 to 5 daily.
Ponta Delgada-Boston is one of the strategic routes that reinforce the Company's growth in the North Atlantic. From 2020, Portugal will have, from Lisbon and Ponta Delgada, two direct routes to Boston, the hub city of TAP partner JetBlue, which will allow the Portuguese company to carry even more passengers from various points of the US.
With these new connections and remaining supply increases, TAP expects to carry an additional 390,000 North Americans between Portugal and the North Atlantic next year, increasingly contributing to the national economy and the growth of the tourism. TAP currently carries close to one million passengers from North America to Europe.
North America is already one of the Company's three main international markets. From 2015 to October 2019, the total number of Customers transported to and from North America has increased by 250%.
TAP Air Portugal aims to double operations in North America
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This kitchen was far too small for owners who loved to entertain, and the room was in need of extra natural light. We tied the look collectively through the use of the same cupboard pulls on all the cabinets and used a helpful method to put in the cabinet hardware.
One other pragmatic kitchen adorning concept is including a chalkboard to jot down notes, events, grocery lists or recipes, in addition to an enormous calendar that the household can all contribute to. Adding a succulent arrangement or herb garden to the windowsill livens up the house (literally) and can stability out designs that will feel too heavy in a single aspect or another.
"The chrome steel plates are simpler to scrub, and so they typically lie flatter to the wall than the outdated plastic ones." If you wish to go fancy, you'll find decorative switch plates from places like Anthropologie , or you might DIY a decorative switchplate with pretty washi tape.


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Young Shepley motorbike stars Charlie and Harvey Mosley hunting for national glory - watch them in action here
The brothers, aka Team Mosley, are becoming stars of the junior motorbike trials scene – a sport which challenges them to ride over difficult obstacles without putting their feet down or crashing
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Motorbike trials brothers, Charlie and Harvey Mosley
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They may be only 10 and eight-years-old, but youngsters Charlie and Harvey Mosley think nothing of straddling a petrol motorbike and tackling an intimidating course of hills, rocks and descents.
The brothers, aka Team Mosley, are becoming stars of the junior motorbike trials scene – a sport which challenges them to ride over difficult obstacles without putting their feet down or crashing.
Despite their tender years both Mosley brothers are experienced riders, having been on two wheels since before they could read.
And the Shepley duo are now celebrating after strong performances in their respective championships.
Older brother Charlie finished 2013 as runner-up in the Leeds-based British ACU Solo Youth Trials Championship 2013.
Meanwhile, Harvey, who attends Shepley First school, took fifth place in his category over the course of the year.
Mum Julie said both children had shown a natural affinity for the motorsport, which requires strong balancing skills, since they were three-years-old.
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She said: "When Charlie was four we got him a BMX and we noticed he seemed to spend more time balancing on it than riding it around.
"So his dad Nicky thought he'd get him going in trials as he used to do it when he was younger.
"In his first year he got young rider of the year and we've gone on from there."
Harvey and Charlie, who attends Kirkburton Middle School, recently travelled down to Northampton to pick up awards for their 2013 positions.
They were handed their medals by former British champion Dan Thorpe and Katy Sunter, who is ranked fourth in the ladies world championship.
Last year both boys also received an award from their local club, Birstall-based Bumpy Ltd, for the most Dedicated Riders 2013, along with two first place awards for club events.
The boys, who also ride for the Huddersfield Falcons, have had a strong start to 2014 already winning three first place trophies each.
They are now set to travel all over the country including to Devon, Scarborough, Wales and Newcastle, to compete in the British Youth Trials Championships.
Julie said they were hoping for a strong year.
She added: "Charlie's moving up to a bigger bike this year and fingers crossed he can win things.
"It's all to try for, he rode against the British champion recently and he was only 18 points behind, so he's on his tail already!
"Harvey has also ridden against some of the people he'll be competing against in the nationals and he took second place.
"So we've got high hopes that he'll get a podium place."
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