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What Would Happen if a Crystal of a Solute Were Added to an Unsaturated Solution?
By John Papiewski ; Updated September 26, 2017
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As with water and antacid, an unsaturated solvent disperses molecules of solute.
When you add a crystal of a solute to an unsaturated solution, the crystal dissolves, becoming part of the solution. An unsaturated solution has the capacity to dissolve more solute, so any solute added, up to the solution's saturation point, dissolves. Once the solution is saturated, any solute crystals added sink into the solution but don't dissolve.
Solution Process
A solvent dissolves a solute by overcoming the intermolecular forces holding the substance together. For example, in a crystal of table salt, positively charged sodium ions have a strong attraction to negatively charged chloride ions. The attractive force binds the two types of atoms together so that they form a crystal. Water molecules also have positive and negative charges. When you add salt to water, the water molecules pull the sodium and chlorine apart and surround them, preventing them from rejoining.
Unsaturated and Saturated Solutions
A solvent is unsaturated when it can dissolve additional crystals of solute. In the case of salt and water, it takes several water molecules to surround each ion of sodium and chloride. As long as plenty of free water molecules are available, the solution can dissolve more salt. When it reaches the saturation point, most of the water molecules have already attached themselves to ions. If you add more salt, it settles to the bottom of the container as solid crystals.
A dissolved solute can come out of the solution in a process called precipitation. For example, if you leave a solution of salt and water sitting for several hours, the water eventually evaporates, leaving the salt behind. As water molecules leave the container, fewer are left to surround the salt ions, freeing them to recombine into solid salt. Chemical reactions can also cause precipitation; for example, when you mix a solution of lead nitrate with sodium iodide, a solid lead iodide precipitates from the solution.
Temperature Effects on Solubility
The process of pulling ions loose from salt consumes heat energy from the solution; when the ions dissolve in water, the process releases heat to the solution. If more heat comes out than goes in, then lower temperatures improve the solution's ability to dissolve crystals of solute and higher temperatures lower the dissolving rate. Because heat is a product of the solution process, adding more product slows the reaction. If more heat goes into the reaction, the relationship with temperature is reversed; increased temperatures allow the solution to dissolve more solute.
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Chicago native John Papiewski has a physics degree and has been writing since 1991. He has contributed to "Foresight Update," a nanotechnology newsletter from the Foresight Institute. He also contributed to the book, "Nanotechnology: Molecular Speculations on Global Abundance."
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Westpac staff around the country will soon be rolling up their sleeves to make life-saving deposits through blood donation.
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"Westpac has a long history of caring for New Zealanders and our community and this partnership is a real and tangible way for us to keep doing this - by donating blood we can literally save people's lives," he says. "Our hope is to continue to help add to the number of people already giving blood on a regular basis and make a real difference".
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A középkorban a pápai államhoz tartozott; a pápáknak palotájuk állott a városban. Komolyabb történelmi jelentőségre 1303. szeptember 3-án tett szert, amikor IV. (Szép) Fülöp francia király Guillaume Nogaret vezette fegyveresei megrohanták a palotát, hogy elfogják, Franciaországba hurcolják, és az ott a megfélemlített francia főpapokból összehívandó "zsinattal" elítéltessék a palotában időző VIII. Bonifác pápát.

Az akció részleges sikerrel járt: a franciák egész napos harc után estefelé egy őrizetlenül felejtett hátsó bejáraton betörtek a palotába, és elfogták a pápát. Eközben több bíborost meggyilkoltak, köztük Bicskei Gergely választott esztergomi érseket; a többiek szertefutottak. A franciák két éjjelen és egy napon át kínozták a pápát, akit a harmadik nap reggelén a bíborosok által fellázított tömeg szabadított ki. Sebesüléseibe egy hónappal később, 1303. október 11-én, Rómában halt bele. Az akció következtében a pápák sokat vesztettek tekintélyükből; a támadás előtti világi hatalmukat soha többé nem nyerték vissza. Ezután vette kezdetét a majdnem hét évtizeden át tartó avignoni fogságuk.

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TEDxToronto marked its 5th anniversary at Koerner Hall at The Royal Conservatory of Music this week. Since its humble beginnings in 2009 -- the TEDx movement in Toronto has grown tremendously with a slew of impressive speakers and sold out crowds.
TEDxToronto marked its 5th anniversary at Koerner Hall at The Royal Conservatory of Music this week. Since its humble beginnings in 2009 - the TEDx movement in Toronto has grown tremendously with a slew of impressive speakers and sold out crowds.
Jon F. Dwyer was such a speaker from last year and this year was on a panel with Dr Joe Cafazzo, another past speaker, discussing how TEDxToronto has inspired him. I had a chance to catch up with Dwyer as he reflected on his TEDx experience as well as his body of work.
You were a very passionate and well received speaker at TEDxToronto 2012. Tell me about yourself.
I'm a 29-year-old proud product of Scarborough, as you may have noticed by the shirt worn during my talk. I'm the founder and CEO of flax energy, an agricultural firm focusing on the food, fuel, and animal feed and vitamin markets. A lover of history and economics, I try my best to lead our company in the direction of sustainability and growth all the while being mindful of the precedent set by those before me; taking ideas and methodologies from the past and melding them with the capabilities modernity has afforded us, will allow us better understand the way forward.
I'm recently married to my best friend Lindsay, a grade 5 teachers, and our dog Charlie out-smarts me with remarkable consistency. It's problematic.
In your talk, you reflected "what it would mean for the world if we can add a layer of richness to all of our most basic staples in life?" Share with me your experience.
Last year's topic of alchemy lent itself beautifully to what we do at Flax energy, insofar as we look to alchemise (I think I made that word up) existing products, textiles and commodities to find solutions to our most basic problems. The goal is not to disrupt or change the way in which people consume, interact and ultimately behave. The "layer of richness" I referred to is the endless opportunity for products from the past, such as flax, to influence innovation by producing economically viable products that mimic the applications of existing essentials such as fuel, food and water.
The ability to create abundant, high-utility based products that reward consumers with what is conceivably a "better product", all the while costing and behaving the same as existing, non-sustainable products, is at the crux of sustainability and will prove to be the economic model of the future.
As a student - you were credited for creating "a thesis investigating agricultural solutions to the food vs. fuel dilemma" that led to the Flax Energy Food, Fuel & Feed Model. Tell me more about this.
We actually began as a company seeking to manufacture biodiesel from used coffee grinds. I was studying International Economics and Finance at Ryerson, and dedicated my time to discovering non-food-grade applications for the renewable fuel industry. The manufacture of biodiesel relies on a fat, or lipid ingredient source. Coffee beans, like soy, canola and flax, contain oils which can be converted into biodiesel; the fuel itself can run in any Diesel engines without any modification. Coffee ground oil is a waste item, since the grounds are deposited as garbage after their use, so it doesn't affect the food stream by removing precious items from the consumer market, consequently increasing the commoditized value of food staples; we saw this with corn-based ethanol.
The coffee to biodiesel business proved exceptionally inefficient and ultimately failed. From our mistakes, we examined the results of our due diligence, and found that the process worked, but the feedstock, or the "ingredient" wasn't the best choice. We then spent our time looking for an agricultural answer to our question.
Canada is the largest flax grower in the world, producing 56% of the global yield. Flax oil is known as unstable or highly oxidative oil, and consequently has very limited cooking applications. Flax oil was used to make linoleum flooring and linseed based paint...the Latin term for flax seed is linseed, hence the name "Lin-oleum".
So, with the industrial precedent established, we explored the flax industry, developed a technology that manufactures the oil into biodiesel, and began to understand the huge value of the residual products. A flax seed is constituted by 40% oil and 60% meal. We use the oil for fuel, vitamins and baking applications, and the remaining meal for animal feed and flax flour. The use of flax based ingredients in the food and animal feed industry creates high Omega3 products such as omega3 eggs, milk, beef, chicken and pork, and breads, pasta and a multitude of other items for human consumption.
You are also a noted author of - Michael Burke as well as co-author of An Evening With Robert Service. Tell me about these books.
Co-written with my father, Michael Burke tells the story of our family on my father's side, who came to Fogo Island, Newfoundland from Ireland in the 1750's. My great grandfather many times over then sailed back to Ireland in the late 1840's during the Irish Famine, in order to recoup a portion of money lodged by his grandfather with a local land owner...some 100 years prior. The only evidence of the transaction was a 100 year old piece of paper, hand written, detailing the lodging of funds, acknowledged by 2 men who had long since passed away. The story which unfolds is a fascinating piece of history and was an incredible experience which allowed both of us better understand where we came from.
An Evening With Robert Service, also co-written with my father Frank Dwyer, is a one-man play staring Adam Brazier and directed by David Ferry. Robert Service, a Scottish-Canadian poet is one of the most influential story tellers in Canadian history.
Working relentlessly to continue to grow Flax Energy, or developing new markets that serve to aid the betterment of the environment in which we live, and the people who live in it. To that extent, I also hope I'm not in politics as the lethargy of public office seems only to stifle ones creativity.


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Ah, the first warm sunny holiday of the year. Picnics, boating, visiting with friends and family.... and gardening! It's finally here, the official "safe-to-plant" date. The cut off for frosts and damaging temperatures. From now on, warm and sunny! ....Right? Well, we hope so. The weather in Western New York likes to surprise us. My Grandpa Kirby could remember a year when it snowed in July, a year without a summer, with a frost every month. That puts last week's chilly rain into perspective, doesn't it!
Because everyone knows Memorial Day Weekend as the weekend to buy plants and really get started on gardening, it's a very busy weekend for us. And we're ready! The early warm weather had everything growing like crazy in early May and our greenhouse is full of gorgeous colorful annuals.
Over the years we've developed a reputation for having big, beautiful, hanging baskets and great, colorful, container gardens. This year is no exception! The selection is really wonderful out there. I swear, I must say "Wow, what a great basket!" at least a dozen times a day as I watch people bring their purchases through the market. The size and bloom are just phenomenal.
Many people garden almost entirely with annuals, but perennials are a great way to add lasting structure to your garden. They're also more economical since they come back year after year. If you haven't tried gardening with perennials before, there are a lot of benefits (an upcoming post!). Take a walk in our perennial area and you're bound to be inspired by the great textures and colors out there. Planting with perennials for structure and durability combined with annuals for color is a great way to go.
If you're thinking about buying plants this weekend, try to get here early if you can. The lines can get long. Even though we have a good system at the register, sometimes there's a little bit of a wait as we sort out each purchase. If you can come before Friday, even better!
Have a great holiday everyone and happy planting!!


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UNFPA to team up with eugenics founded Planned Parenthood to send population control to war torn countries
According to the UNFPA's press release, "On 30 May, UNFPA will announce a new project with the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) that addresses the high unmet need for family planning among some of the world's most marginalized populations, particularly in post-conflict countries and those in transition. UNFPA and IPPF will use their unique expertise to galvanize political commitment to help meet the need for family planning in 13 countries with some of the lowest contraceptive prevalence, including Bolivia, Côte d'Ivoire, Ethiopia, Haiti, India, Myanmar, South Sudan and others. The initiative will boost advocacy and scale up voluntary family planning information and services in these countries, with an emphasis on young people and other vulnerable groups…We are excited about our project with IPPF which targets countries emerging from conflicts or natural disasters, where the need for sexual and reproductive health is the greatest."
IPPF – Planned Parenthood also announced the collaboration with UNFPA:
"A new level of partnership was launched by UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund and the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) today at Women Deliver. It will bring a significant boost in investment to family planning services in 13 countries focusing on vulnerable groups, particularly in areas affected by natural disasters and conflict,
The initiative will contribute to fill the gap in health care infra-structure, boosting the quality of the health workforce and developing efficient family planning distribution systems, as well as ensuring affordable family planning supplies.
"Family planning has been at the heart of UNFPA's work for more than 40 years, and partnerships like this one are key to ensuring that hard-to-reach and under-served populations, particularly women, girls and young people, get access to the reproductive health they need," said UNFPA Executive Director, Dr. Babatunde Osotimehin. "We welcome this initiative and value our longstanding partnership with IPPF, considering its support for family planning and its substantial service delivery capacity."
The combination of IPPF's experience of service delivery and UNFPA's strong country presence will help address the unmet need for voluntary contraception and increase political and financial support for voluntary family planning and sexual and reproductive health services at the national level."
UNFPA's Dr. Babatunde Osotimehin and IPPF"s Tewodros Melesse announcing the launch of a new partnership with UNFPA.
IPPF's Director General, Tewodros Melesse, said: "Our 2 organizations have worked together over many years, and I'm proud that we can have a key joint role as we work towards the FP2020 goals. There cannot be meaningful development without sexual and reproductive health and rights. We're the largest NGO dealing with these issues on the ground."
Tewedros Melesse, Director-General for International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF), announces his organization's commitment to family planning at the London Summit on Family Planning on July 11, 2012.
Looks like the NSSM 200 plan is in motion again: In 1974, the National Security Council issued a document that was intended to outline official U.S. policies on world population. It was called the National Security Study Memorandum 200, or NSSM 200.
One of its goals was to establish a strategy for reducing the populations of third-world countries so that the United States could have increased access to their natural resources, particularly minerals and metals. Among the conclusions of NSSM 200 was that, "no country has reduced its population growth without resorting to abortion." The authors of NSSM 200 then identified three non-governmental agencies that would be funded to carry-out the government's population-control agenda in the targeted countries. One of those agencies was Planned Parenthood.
On December 10, 1974, the United States National Security Council promulgated National Security Study Memorandum 200 (NSSM-200), also called The Kissinger Report. This document explicitly laid out a detailed strategy by which the United States would aggressively promote population control in developing nations in order to regulate (or have better access to) the natural resources of these countries.
In order to protect U.S. commercial interests, NSSM-200 cited a number of factors that could interrupt the smooth flow of materials from lesser-developed countries, LDCs as it called them, to the United States, including a large population of anti-imperialist youth, who must, according to NSSM-200, be limited by population control. The document identified 13 nations by name that would be primary targets of U.S.-funded population control efforts.
According to NSSM-200, elements of the implementation of population control programs could include: a) the legalization of abortion; b) financial incentives for countries to increase their abortion, sterilization and contraception-use rates; c) indoctrination of children; and d) mandatory population control, and coercion of other forms, such as withholding disaster and food aid unless an LDC implements population control programs.
While the CIA and Departments of State and Defense have issued hundreds of papers on population control and national security, the U.S. government has never renounced NSSM-200, but has only amended certain portions of its policy. NSSM-200, therefore, remains the foundational document on population control issued by the United States government.
In 1969, Guttmacher as then President of Planned Parenthood-World Population, said this: " I would like to give our voluntary means of population control full opportunity in the next 10 to 12 years. Then , if these don't succeed, we may have to go into some kind of coercion, not worldwide, but possibly in such places as India, Pakistan, and Indonesia, where pressures are the greatest…There is no question that birth rates can be reduced all over the world if legal abortion is introduced…" ( SOURCE: Family Planning: The needa and the Methods, by: Alan F. Guttmacher; The American Journal of Nursing, Vol. 69, No. 6. (June, 1969) PP. 1229-1234)
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One Response to "UNFPA to team up with eugenics founded Planned Parenthood to send population control to war torn countries"
Kristine Vollmer Says:
I guess the U.S. thinks it is God. They are really SATAN. "Women's health" More children around the world aborted.

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It's been two years since we last saw Midge get the opportunity of a lifetime before potentially blowing it onstage at the Apollo.
Now, fans of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel — who last saw the show in a pre-pandemic world that feels like 30 years ago — will finally get a resolution to Midge's gaffe when the show returns in February on Amazon Prime. In a new teaser for the show, though, we're left to wait a little bit longer and focus on Susie Meyerson's attempt to rebuild and expand her talent business.
A quick recap to refresh memories: Midge reunited with Shy Baldwin, the smooth crooner who invited her to open for him at the Apollo Theatre. To calm her nerves, Shy's manager suggests she tell the crowd about their life on the road — and she commits the unforgivable sin of mentioning Shy's homosexuality to the crowd. Cut to an excited Midge and Susie ready to board Shy's plane to begin the tour, only to be told that she's been dropped.
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In the show's first clip, released earlier this week, the duo asserts that "the past is behind us. Shy who?" as Midge aims for headliner status. The clip focuses solely on Susie, as her goon BFFs show her around her new office.
"We used it as a kinda house where one could, uh, feel safe in," one of the goons says.
"So…it was a safe house?" she replies.
From there, bloodstains and other decrepit conditions take a back seat to interviewing new employees and finding the "& associates" part of "Susie Meyerson & Associates."
The Prime Video series returns on Feb. 18 with a new release strategy, opting for two-episode increments every week rather than the all-at-once binge of previous seasons. Season Four will feature guest appearances from Kelly Bishop, Milo Ventimiglia, John Waters, and Jason Alexander. The series is written and directed by creator Amy Sherman-Palladino and executive producer Daniel Palladino.
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3.35pm EDT 15:35 Frank Lampard enters!
So Frank Lampard made his debut, finally, but NYC FC couldn't find a victory today. Montreal produced an excellent counter-attacking performance, and Ignacio Piatti and Dominic Oduro were super in attack. They deserved to win, and arguably could have scored more goals.
Lampard did OK in his 20 minutes, but didn't really have any chances. Pirlo looked half-fit, and David Villa was a cut above. More work defensive needed from NYC FC.
90 min + 4: Some slightly wacky defending from Montreal, including a headed clearance from Bush when he could have used his hands, but they do enough to clear. Seconds left.
90 min + 3: David Villa again! On the turn, hits a shot from 18 yards, but again it's straight at Bush. Ninety seconds to go.
90 min + 2: Pirlo's deep free kick. Mix Diskerud wins the header, but no one can reach the knockdown. Montreal breathe.
90 min: NYC are trying to push Montreal back. David Villa shoots from outside the box, but Evan Bush saves, albeit nervily. Four minutes of stoppage time.
89 min: Final change for Montreal: Romero out, Maxime Tissot in.
88 min: Pirlo looks absolutely spent. Piatti wins it in midfield, feeds Oduro, and he runs beyond Mena, and he's in … but his shot is reckless, and it's wide. Another really decent chance. Montreal have been pretty poor in front of goal, despite scoring three.
86 min: That was a very good goal from McNamara: he linked up nicely with Angelino, accepted the return pass, and hit it low past Bush. Game on!
Lovely counter-attack from Montreal, and Oduro fed Piatti. Iraola came in, and then Saunders, but it looked as though both players won it cleanly. No matter: Piatti rolls it in easily.
83 min: Penalty to Montreal! Another soft one!
82 min: Laurent Ciman, who's been excellent, wins it cleanly, and Montreal come away with it. Lampard hasn't been greatly involved, but he's stalking. Don't take your eye off him!
80 min: Another sub for Montreal: Eric Alexander comes in. Iraola hammers it from distance: it's over the bar, but it took a deflection. Pirlo's ball in is wicked, header from Kwadwo Poku is too high.
77 min: Nigel Reo-Coker is in for Callum Mallace. Romero cuts in from the flank, but his ball for Oduro is rotten to the core. NYC clear.
76 min: Pirlo's ball into a dangerous area, but Evan Bush collects bravely.
75 min: Romero is booked for kicking the ball away after he blocked David Villa. Decent free kick area for the hosts.


Pauline Johns has found her artistic niche in drawing brightly coloured creatures, which she creates using pro-marker pens. She usually works from her spare bedroom studio at her home on the Kapiti Coast but once a week, she goes to Pablos Art Studios in Wellington.
At home she has to be careful where she puts her art because her mischievous cat likes chewing and ripping paper.
She starts with a black thin line pen to outline her creature creation. Then she colours it in with pro-marker pens, which are like fancy felt-tip pens.
"I enjoy creating characters that randomly pop into my brain and have been setting them in worlds from my imagination. I started off with the idea of making creatures or monsters, part alien and part prehistoric dinosaur, mostly of goofy, stunned or happy dispositions," Pauline says.
"Most of the time I start with doodling on paper using pro-markers and the colour stimulates the offbeat images in my mind and helps me to create my world of creatures."
In 2009 Pauline began making creatures sculpted in clay and some were displayed in an exhibition called Crazy Critters at ROAR! Gallery. She made 30-40 of these and sold all of them for about $35-$45 each. She describes them as "slightly wacky and prehistoric".
About four years ago she started drawing her coloured creatures and during 2012-2013 her creatures featured alongside other artists in the Secret Garden exhibition at Hastings City Art Gallery.
People have been amused by Pauline's creations, they find them child-like and fun; kids like them too. Her characters are based on real or imaginary animals and she creates little characteristics and personalities as seen in Disney animations.
At the moment, Pauline's favourite creature is shaped like a cucumber and it has its mouth open with lots of sharp teeth. It has big eyes with a couple of horns on its head. "I make them smile, I don't make them nasty, they are supposed to be comical."
She has made cards featuring her creatures and also badges using the Pablos badge making machine.
"My favourite art form is the type of drawing I'm doing now. It is work that I'm confident producing with the coloured pens that I love," Pauline says.
Pauline was involved in art at school but stopped for a few years, only to return to it in her 20's.
She dabbled in sculpture, wood-work and painting for a few years. "Painting wasn't my passion and I used to struggle with it, so I was encouraged to try something else," Pauline says.
Now having found her passion drawing creatures, the next step has been to make prints of her creations to sell in the gallery, rather than her originals.
"I have sold a few works at the Pablos gallery and some to family. I'm lucky to have three really supportive sisters who encourage me with my art".
With an interest in Pop Art, Pauline is also inspired by the work of her fellow artists. Sometimes a word or phrase from her tutors will spark a creative idea.
"My goal is to expand my art and get it out there. I'd like to keep growing and see my art evolve," Pauline says.
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Maxine Virginia Oistad, 94
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Maxine Virginia Oistad, daughter of the late Alfred and Lillian (Johnson) Carlson, was born on September 19, 1926 in Warren, MN. She grew to womanhood in Karlstad, MN. She was baptized and confirmed in the Lutheran faith. When Maxine was a little girl, her sister, Marcella, called her Mickey Mouse and she was forever known as Mickey. She graduated from Karlstad High School in 1944. She graduated from Moorhead Teacher's College after 2 years with a lifetime teaching certificate. She would later attend Bemidji State College graduating with a bachelor's degree in education in 1974. On December 26, 1947, Mickey was united in marriage to John J. Oistad, her high school sweetheart. She and John made their home in Karlstad. Mickey taught in Lake Bronson, Halma and Karlstad for 40 years. Once retired, she substitute taught for an additional 20 years ending her teaching career at the age of 80. Mickey was an avid supporter of John in all his baseball endeavors, helping him sponsor several MN Twins Youth Clinics. She and John could be seen at the baseball diamond for many hours during the spring and summer. John passed away August 26, 2017. Mickey entered the Meadows Assisted Living in Karlstad in October of 2015. She was happy there and enjoyed the staff and other residents. In January, 2021, she suffered a hip fracture and passed away at the Karlstad Senior Living on Thursday, February 18. She is survived by her children: Susan (Harlen) Hokanson, Browerville, MN, John III (Wendy), Hoople, ND and Carla (Jeff) Nyflot, Karlstad, MN. Grandchildren: Kristi Walburn (Eric Dahl), Heidi (Mike) Marthaler, Carl (Natalie) Hokanson, Jana Oistad, Sally (Dan) Halcrow, Dallas (Jenn) Nyflot and Kimberly Nyflot. Great grandchildren: Luke (Jenny) Ritter, Danielle Jetty, Jack Marthaler, Andrew Marthaler, Mason, Maddox and Blake Halcrow and Michael, Emily and Isabel Nyflot. Great great grandchildren: Brayden Miller and Freya Ritter. She is also survived by one brother, Robert Carlson, Karlstad, MN and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, Husband John, Sister Marcella and two brothers, Allen and Virgil in Infancy. Private family funeral services will be held Sunday, February 21, 2021 at First Lutheran Church, Karlstad, MN Maxine's funeral service can be viewed at the link below. https://youtu.be/gd6oKvbEB2M Collins Funeral Home
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Monday… Time is flying past. There is a cold mist over Portland. I have been painting flowers on the bathroom wall (pics when done perhaps).
The season deepens. The darkness has settled over everything. Time seems short, dreams seem deep. The sun is fleeting, if at all. Here comes the time of the crossroads, the Solstice. Soon.
Mercy and love for all sentient beings….
What is never cast off, seized, interrupted, constant, extinguished, and produced–this is called Nirvana.
Or butter would not be milk.
There would be a trace of emptiness.
There would be no trace of emptiness.
Virginia Frances Sterrett (1900-1931) was born in Chicago, Illinois, in 1900. She was an introverted child who preferred the world of imagination and drawing to social interaction with other children at school. When her father died, her family moved to Missouri to live near relatives. While she was living in the heartland, she won several awards at the Kansas State Fair (c. 1913), an event that encouraged her to focus even more on drawing.
In 1915, Virginia and her family returned to Chicago. She started high school with the intention to study art but soon migrated to the Art Institute of Chicago, where she was admitted on a complete scholarship. Virginia left the Institute little more than a year later, when her mother became ill. Virginia became the sole support of her family, working in art advertising agencies around Chicago.
In 1923, the family moved to the warmer climate of southern California, making their home in Altadena, nestled at the foot of the San Gabriel mountains just north of Pasadena. There was a slight improvement in her health, but it didn't last and she entered Compton Sanitorium. Her health was now curtailing her work and she could only draw for a short time eat day. She started a new series of illustrations for Arabian Nights but the declining state of her health, it took three years to complete. The Arabian Nights, her last published works, are considered her masterpiece.
Between 1929 and 1930, Virginia's health improved slightly and she was able to move home with her family. She exhibited locally at the Little Gallery in Monrovia, California; and entered competitions at the Los Angeles County Fair and the California State Fair.
In 1930, Virginia began work on her last commission, a series of illustration for Myths and Legends. This commission was never completed; her health took a turn for the worse and she died on June 8, 1931. She was 30 years old.


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Dawn Ma ttern MD is Board Certified in Family Medicine and Sports Medicine. She sees active patients and competitive athletes from all over the entire region and oversees the Trinity Sports Medicine Athletic Trainers as they serve the extended community. She received her training first at the Center for Family Medicine in Minot and then completed a fellowship at The Ohio State University Sports Medicine Center. Upon graduation, she served as the Head Team Physician for the Mens' Hockey Team at OSU. She returned to Minot in 2002, and has devoted her time to covering local sports teams, education of medical students, residents, and MSU Athletic Training students, and ensuring quality care and rehabilitation of her patients. She is also a volunteer team physician with the United States Olympic Committee and the Justin Boots Sports Medicine Team with professional rodeo. Her clinical interests include concussion and exercise as medicine.
Dr. Deva nni Pearson graduated at the top of her class at Palmer College of Chiropractic in February 2014. At school she met her best friend and husband, Dr. Paul Pearson. Dr. Devanni has completed over 200 hours of specialized training for the care of pregnant and pediatric patients but is excited to help patients of all ages and backgrounds. She is originally from Auburn, Washington and is excited to be living in the beautiful and growing city of Minot, ND. She loves walking around Oak Park, painting her nails with her sister-in-law Laura Wheeler, and playing pinochle with her awesome North Dakota family.


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Death March Escape
The Remarkable Story of a Man Who Twice Escaped the Nazi Holocaust
Jack J Hersch
In June 1944, the Nazis locked eighteen-year-old Dave Hersch into a railroad boxcar and shipped him from his hometown of Dej, Hungary, to Mauthausen Concentration Camp, the harshest, cruellest camp in the Reich. After ten months in the granite mines of Mauthausen's nearby sub-camp, Gusen, he weighed less than 80lbs, nothing but skin and bones.
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In June 1944, the Nazis locked eighteen-year-old Dave Hersch into a railroad boxcar and shipped him from his hometown of Dej, Hungary, to Mauthausen Concentration Camp, the harshest, cruellest camp in the Reich. After ten months in the granite mines of Mauthausen's nearby sub-camp, Gusen, he weighed less than 80lbs, nothing but skin and bones.
Somehow surviving the relentless horrors of these two brutal camps, as Allied forces drew near Dave was forced to join a death march to Gunskirchen Concentration Camp, over thirty miles away. Soon after the start of the march, and more dead than alive, Dave summoned a burst of energy he did not know he had and escaped. Quickly recaptured, he managed to avoid being killed by the guards. Put on another death march a few days later, he achieved the impossible: he escaped again.
Dave often told his story of survival and escape, and his son, Jack, thought he knew it well. But years after his father's death, he came across a photograph of his father on, of all places, the Mauthausen Memorial's website. It was an image he had never seen before – and it propelled him on an intensely personal journey of discovery.
Using only his father's words for guidance, Jack takes us along as he flies to Europe to learn the secrets behind the photograph, secrets his father never told of his time in the camps. Beginning in the verdant hills of his father's Hungarian hometown, we travel with Jack to the foreboding rock mines of Mauthausen and Gusen concentration camps, to the dust-choked roads and intersections of the death marches, and, finally, to the makeshift hiding places of his father's rescuers. We accompany Jack's every step as he describes the unimaginable: what his father must have seen and felt while struggling to survive in the most abominable places on earth.
In a warm and emotionally engaging story, Jack digs deeply into both his father's life and his own, revisiting – and reflecting on – his father's time at the hands of the Nazis during the last year of the Second World War, when more than mere survival was at stake – the fate of humanity itself hung in the balance.
Jack Hersch is an expert in the field of troubled and distressed companies. He is a strategic advisor to corporate managements and investment institutions, has served as a corporate board member, and has guest-lectured in the business schools of M.I.T., U.S.C., and U.C. Berkeley, among others. This is his first non-fiction book. He lives in New York City.
"Hersch effectively uses his father's unusual story to convey the horrors of the Holocaust."
- Publishers Weekly, Jan 2019 Issue
"This deeply personal and extremely informative portrait of a man of indomitable will to live, as Hersch emphasizes, reminds us of why we must never forget nor trivialize the full, shocking truth about the Holocaust."
- Booklist
Dave Hersch was a Hungarian Jew who was shipped to Mauthausen concentration camp in 1944. He later escaped two death marches to another camp and managed to survive war.
- WWII History
Written by the son of the titular Holocaust survivor, Death March Escape: The Remarkable Story of a Man Who Twice Escaped the Nazi Holocaust tells the true story of Dave Hersch, who twice escaped the lethal death marches that the Nazis forced on concentration camp prisoners at the end of World War II. Blending elements of memoir, history, and biography, Death March Escape portrays the horrifying reality of the Mauthausen and Gusen concentration camps, and describe incredible bids for freedom against all odds. Forty black-and-white photographs and four maps round out this welcome contribution to public library Holocaust Studies collections
- The Holocaust Studies Shelf, Midwest Book Review
"What makes the reading particularly compelling is the psychological impact that his father's story had on Jack Hersch. At times he blamed himself for not asking more while his father still was alive – a poignant reminder to all of us, regardless of where we are on the age spectrum, to share our stories and to listen carefully to those of our family members. At other times, he engaged in a form of auto psychoanalysis; perhaps, he hadn't asked his father about all the details because he didn't want to know. Perhaps he had feared that as a son, it would be even harder to measure up to his father's bravery."
- San Diego Jewish World
"This book was haunting. Excellent but haunting. The author did a fantastic job of telling the story of his father's escapes from 2 different points of views. The first being his father's point of view. The second being his. Jack's story was intertwined with his father."
- Read With Me
"As we approach International Holocaust Remembrance Day later this month, Death March Escape is a story of one man's remarkable plight, offering a unique inside, outside and historic look at the Nazi Holocaust."
- BookTrib
"This story was an amazing read from start to finish , it was also an emotional read as well but then again when it comes to nonfiction and especially the ones that are about WWI or WW2 then you know your going to feel the emotions, there was times i had to stop read it not because I wasn't enjoying it or liking it but because of how I felt."
- Booklikes.com
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Los Angeles Chargers' Joey Bosa leaves practice with foot injury
Los Angeles Chargers defensive end Joey Bosa (99) sacks Denver Broncos quarterback Trevor Siemian in the second half on October 22, 2017 at the StubHub Center in Carson, California. Photo by Lori Shepler/UPI
Los Angeles Chargers defensive end Joey Bosa left Tuesday's practice with a left foot injury, multiple media outlets reported.
[post_ads]Bosa was able to walk off the field on his own, albeit without his left shoe, and was being evaluated, according to socalnewsgroup.com.
A first-round pick out of Ohio State (No. 3 overall) in the 2016 NFL Draft, Bosa was named to the Pro Bowl in 2017 after racking up a team-leading 12.5 sacks while starting all 16 games. Bosa finished with 70 tackes and also had four forced fumbles last season.
The 6-foot-5, 280-pound Bosa also enjoyed a stellar first season with 10.5 sacks in 12 games, earning NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year honors.
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Sports - U.S. Daily News: Los Angeles Chargers' Joey Bosa leaves practice with foot injury
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Home > Movies > Bollywood > Christopher Nolan is Back With Dunkirk, In Hindi Munna Michael Hits Theater This Week.
Genius or Great are two which are so loosely used that their importance has been reduced, but then again their are some who go beyond these two or any other as they are not only the master of their art but go even beyond, that makes science go aghast and in awe because what they achieve even the biggest of the biggest can't ignore.
Will that have an effect on the Indian Market? Any guess????
Sensible knowledgeable people of cinema will definitely go but then they are rare and few.
Based on the LAST PRINCE OF PUNJAB how his life took a drastic and fruitful turn when British took him to England and never allowed him to Return.
Yes, you should because it's that part of History which is relevant and true to the core and hard-hitting but got lost and became a folklore. But with due respect should have been bigger better in every way as critical reviews are having their say.
Yes for Tiger's moves and to see Nawaz, the way he grooves.
Hope Nawaz shared his forte too with Tiger during the Making.
Also has a new heroine on the block, hope she has the right stock???
Jab tak na ho MUNNA BHAI, try this kaam chalau Micheal right?
And thanks to the censor board chief and his Government pleasing antics the movie may have been delayed but got the right publicity what say?


That was the talk request from the pharmacists involved in antibiotic stewardship at the Singapore General Hospital (SGH), and I agreed to it on a whim. Turned out to be quite challenging, because of course there is very little in common between prescribing antibiotics and playing chess!
I was quite pleased to re-learn Dr Siegbert Tarrasch's quote: "chess, like love, like music, has the power to make [people] happy". There is of course nothing aesthetic about antibiotic prescribing.
There were two important issues that I wanted to discuss however, the first of which is that antibiotic prescribing and chess, like much of medicine and life, is about probabilities. The second issue is about the role of computers and artificial intelligence (AI). Physicians are largely interested in (and concerned with) the role that AI will play in healthcare, and whether it will displace many of us from our jobs. Many feel that computers and AI will never replace clinical decision making because of its complexity and lack of clear-cut outcomes that correlate closely to the decisions made. This is something that has already been seen just over 2 decades ago in chess (a much simpler, constrained game than making choices about which drugs to prescribe), where chess players went through the equivalent of the whole Kubler-Ross stages of grief and are now comfortable with the use of computers for training and analysis. This will also happen in medicine.


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