People who regularly take ibuprofen may be less likely to develop Parkinson's disease than those who do not, a study has found.
Scientists at Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) analysed data on nearly 99,000 women and more than 37,000 men, all of whom were followed for six years.
During that time, 291 cases of Parkinson's disease were diagnosed, including 156 in men and 135 in women.
The researchers looked at participants' use of various drugs for pain relief, including ibuprofen, aspirin and paracetamol.
They found that people who regularly used ibuprofen - a type of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug or 'NSAID' - were about one-third less likely to have developed Parkinson's disease than non-users.
Lead author Xiang Gao, a research scientist at HSPH, revealed: 'We observed that men and women who used ibuprofen two or more times per week were about 38 per cent less likely to develop Parkinson's disease than those who regularly used aspirin, acetaminophen, or other NSAIDs.
Senior author Alberto Ascherio, professor of epidemiology and nutrition at HSPH, observed that there is currently no cure for the progressive neurological disease, which typically develops after the age of 50.
Dr Kieran Breen, director of research and development at the charity Parkinson's UK, described the link as 'interesting'.


was born in Baden, Switzerland, in 1979. Since I was a boy, I have had a passion for music, the radio and voice artists. I would spend hours recording my own cassettes from an old radio and then, between one song and another, record my own performances.
When I was 15 I decided to make this dream come true and I started visiting local radios in my region, Campania, to meet and perform in front of the artistic directors. It was one of these radios that made my dream come true… New Radio Network, the first to give me a chance.
However, my passion for the radio and its content was not enough, I needed to study. Therefore, I started with diction and radio broadcasting training with prof. Roberto Barone. This marked the turning point… From then on, I started working with major local radios, such as Radio Club91, Radio CRC Targato Italia, Radio Punto Nuovo and Radio Punto Zero. And as my collaborations grew in importance, so did my studies in diction and dubbing, leading me on to the Voice Art Dubbing School, where I was taught by artists like Nino D'Agata, Dante Biagioni and Antonio Palumbo, dubbing artists and directors for the Italian and international cinema industry.
Over the years, in addition to radio broadcasting, I started producing commercials, business documentaries, website corporate videos, answering phones and any other service requiring a professional voice talent. This was made possible by the fact that I could record directly from my home studio.
You can now find me on the major voice-over portals, like Bodalgo.com, Xvoice.it, Voice.com and Voci.fm.


Thanks for taking the time to check out The Crossing; we are glad that you found us. We are a non-denominational church on the east side of Cincinnati in the heart of Clermont County near Eastgate, Batavia, Williamsburg, Amelia, and Bethel. If you do not have a church that you call home, we would love for you to join us this Thursday evening or Sunday morning.
On any given Thursday or Sunday you will find free coffee, warm and welcoming people, current and engaging worship music, and a relevant message that will inspire and encourage you. Each service offers a safe and fun Children's Ministry for birth-5th grade. MS and HS students gather at the 11:15am service on Sunday mornings to connect and learn together.
Our Dress Code is simple to remember – we just ask that you please wear something! We don't get caught up on appearances. We just want you to come however you feel comfortable. You will find most people wearing jeans and t-shirts, and on special occasions you may even spot our Pastors with their shirts tucked in.
We promise that you can check us out without feeling as if we are checking you out. At The Crossing you will find real people with real problems, and we promise we won't make you feel like we are any better than you. We will do everything we can to be welcoming, authentic, honest and transparent. So if you seem to have life all figured out and have no problems or issues, then this may not be the place for you. We aren't interested in getting together each week to 'play church'. We are interested in leading people one step closer to become more like Jesus. We welcome and include everyone, which is the way Jesus would want church to be.
Hello, my name is Kenny White. I'm the lead pastor of The Crossing Church. A few years ago, we started as a portable church for people who are far from God, uncomfortable around church, or looking for a new challenge in their spiritual journey. In our growth, we have become a unique and diverse gathering of people of every generation that admits to our messiness, but are having personal encounters with the One who cleans up that mess.
We are a safe place of grace that is authentic, family-friendly, and community-minded. Every week we provide an exciting kid ministry, incredible music, and a message that is committed to the Word of God and communicated in a way that is practical, applicable and relevant.
It also doesn't hurt that every week you will experience a warm smile or hug, an atmosphere of joy and a whole lot of laughter. You will also find someone just like you who is struggling and willing to sit over a cup of coffee and listen or simply pray for you and your circumstance. We believe the Church is not a building- we believe the Church is the people.
The Crossing is a fast growing church on the East side of Cincinnati (4359 E. Bauman Ln. Batavia, Ohio) that still feels small, welcoming, and compassionate.
We hope you come and check us out. I promise that you will not feel as if you wasted your time. You may just find what you are looking for.
Come see us on the hill!
God is the Creator and Ruler of the universe who has always been and will always be. The one true God exists in three forms as the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.
Jesus is the Christ, the Son of the living God. Jesus lived a sinless life and offered himself as the perfect sacrifice for the sins of all people by dying on a cross. God raised Him from the dead after three days, thus demonstrating his power over sin and death. He ascended into heaven, and will return again to be forever united with his followers.
The Holy Spirit is the third part of the Trinity along with the Father and the Son. He is present and active in the world to make men aware of their need for Jesus Christ. He lives inside each believer of Christ, and helps understand right from wrong. The Holy Spirit directs, leads, and provides believers with the spiritual and physical gifts necessary for serving God.
The Bible is God's Word to humanity. It was written by human authors under the supernatural guidance of the Holy Spirit. It is the supreme source of truth for a Christian's belief and living. Because it is inspired by God, it is without error.
Salvation [to be saved] is God's gift to man. No one can ever make up for sin by any amount of good works or self-improvement. Salvation can only be found through trusting and following Jesus Christ, who died as a living sacrifice. When one hears the message of Jesus, the Bible says that the response should be to confess that Jesus is Lord, repent [turn away] from sin, be baptized like Jesus was, and continue a life of following Jesus Christ in faith.
The Crossing is committed to "make disciples of all nations, baptizing them . . . and teaching them to obey everything I [Jesus] have commanded you." [Matthew 28:20-21] This is accomplished through supporting the internal ministries of The Crossing, local ministry partners in our community, and distant ministry partners in the US and throughout the world.
Man was perfectly created in the likeness of the perfect God. Unfortunately, sin was allowed to enter the world, which has separated man from fully being in God's presence. The influence of sin in this world causes many problems in life, which is not the way God intended for us to live. The Bible says that everyone has sinned and fallen short of the standard that God set for man. This leads all men to need salvation [to be saved] from lives of sin which lead to death.
The Church is described as the Bride of Christ, and is an essential part of the work that God is doing in the world. The New Testament of the Bible was written by and for church leaders and church members. It is impossible to read the Bible and not see the need and importance of the global Church and local church communities. Like many other things, man has taken a good thing from God and corrupted it. The Crossing does not claim to be perfect, but strives to be a healthy and suitable bride of Christ.
Man was created to exist forever. He will either exist eternally separated from God because of sin [Hell], or eternally exist in union with God through forgiveness and salvation [Heaven]. The path that man chooses on this earth will determine the destination of his/her eternity. Praise God that he gives the free and path to heaven through Jesus Christ.
We are a community of people who welcome all people with the love of Jesus! It doesn't matter what your past is, we believe God can change your present and make your future something you've never imagined.
We set out to be FOR our community rather than against it! We look for ways we can help our community be a better place to live and then we take action. We want our community to look at us as a God-send because of the love we show to them.
We will join God where He is working and contribute to His mission! We believe that being the church is much more important than calling ourselves a church. We serve, love, and give with no expectation of receiving something in return. No strings needed, no strings attached!
We don't keep our faith to ourselves – we share it with others and help them grow! God's goodness is so good that we can't keep it to ourselves. We are about sharing good news!
We practice irresponsible generosity because we serve a radically generous God! We take what we have been given and reinvest it for the sake of spreading God's good news to more people.
We help connect people of all ages to each other and to God so that everyone is known.
The Crossing started as a part of River Hills Christian Church in Loveland, Ohio. Our very first Sunday was April 10, 2011. God has been in this from day 1, and that is the only way we could ever describe the unbelievable start we have had from the very beginning. He is sending people from all walks of life, with a lot of real life experience, both good and bad, and He is using that life experience so that we can relate, empathize, and love this community in whatever way or means necessary in the name of Jesus.
If you have been looking for a real place with real people, that have real problems, and you want to find the real answer, then The Crossing just may be the church you have been waiting for.
We are a safe place for you to check out Jesus, a safe place for healing, a safe place to grow in your faith, a safe place to find community. It is our prayer, it is our passion, and quite honestly, we feel strongly that the only reason we would do this is so you can get past your negative impressions of the church and see the true leader of the church – Jesus Christ. We feel God has asked us to do this because, if you have exhausted all other possibilities in the area, we believe God would go to the extreme of bringing a church for you, to you; so if you think about it that way, The Crossing may be the church that you have been waiting for.
It started because God wanted to see it happen! That would be the short and most accurate answer.
Once the decision to start a church took place, which was the easy part by the way, because Decisions can be easy, making that decision more than talk… Well, then the real Journey begins. We started researching models of church plants, we started asking tough questions and God brought us a few more families that became the initial New Church team. We consulted people that were kingdom minded and neutral to the situation and were much wiser than us in the area of new church planting and church growth in general.
We looked at the various options; we considered joining a church already in the target area and seeing if they would allow us to merge with them, but start an alternate service lead by us. We were advised that would not be a wise choice. We then were informed about the two options of a New Church Plant. One was the independent Church model where you begin on your own from day 1 but with support from some other churches or a single parent church. They would come around you and support you and then as you grew they would eventually scale down the support until you were completely independent. The second option was a multi-site model, there are different variations but the basic idea is that one church launches other sites at other locations in the region and in some cases the world. In a multi-site model, the main or initial campus provides all of the leadership and the DNA in many examples are close to identical. There is usually a live band at the locations but in many cases the message is shown by video from the original campus, by the lead pastor. Both options had many pros and a few cons. Regardless, we wanted to see one started, the how was yet to be determined. What we did know was that we needed a church in either case that would be willing to step in and either parent us as an independent church plant, or be a church that would be open to the newer concept of Multi-site.
This is where we believe that God clearly led us to River Hills Christian Church and their Pastor Jeff Metzger and his wife Teresa, who is also very experienced in church Leadership and Church planting. They had planted the River Hills Christian Church just 14 years earlier and they were already running over 1,000 in attendance with a beautiful new facility. They obviously had been there done that. When we first met Jeff & Teresa to tell them our desire to see a new church in the Batavia, Owensville, Williamsburg area, there is no doubt the Spirit was working in both camps because the moment we met, we knew they were who God had prepared for years and they were there for us to see this church happen. We immediately planned, prayed, prayed and planned, then we prayed and prayed some more. After a month of prayer and fasting and after much discussion with a team that had grown to about 18 adults when you included Jeff and Teresa, after weighing the two options, we decided to go with the multi-site model. After 9 months of planning, meetings, recruiting and after much support of the initial staff at River Hills (Jeff, Teresa, Will, Linda, Joshua, Jaki, Carrie, Shay, Jeremy, Bill, Ron, Bill, Marsha, Liz, Victor and all of the Trustees, Shepherds, Prayer team and the great church Family at Loveland) we had our first service on 4-10-11 with 455 in attendance. As I said, from Day 1 God was in this in every way!
It was a great start and has continued to grow in many ways, and we know with great appreciation in our hearts that were it not for the wisdom, guidance, support (both financial and physical) of River Hills, we would be nowhere close to where we are today. The beginning was great but the following 12 months continued to be an unbelievable year. So sooner than we expected and changing directions from Multi-site to an independent plant model (which fortunately- River Hills has always operated with the attitude that flexibility is one of their core values) After much discussion and prayer, the Metzger's, Trustees and Shepherds once again demonstrated their leadership, maturity, and faith in releasing us to become an independent daughter church known as the Crossing Church on May 1, 2012.
We at the Crossing will always appreciate our past because there has already been so much in our short history to be appreciative of, but we will also anticipate and celebrate the future God has in store for His church in the Batavia, Owensville, and Williamsburg, Ohio area. God is continuing to send people from all stages of life with a lot of real life experience both good and not so good, and He is using that life experience so that we can relate, empathize and love this community in whatever way or means necessary in the name of God's son Jesus.
The Crossing Church History is short, but it already feels as if we have crammed a decade's worth of experience and memories in just over a year. All of that to say this, we truly believe as long as we continue to Follow God's Lead, even when it seems counterintuitive. Then the best of what is to come is yet to be written.
If you or someone you know has been looking or has even given up on church, send them our way. If you have been looking for a real place with real people, that have real problems, and you want to find the real answer; then stop by some Sunday at Williamsburg HS at either our 9:00am or 10:40am service and check us out. The Crossing may just be that church you have been waiting for.
The idea of starting a new church in Clermont County was not a decision that was made lightly. After all, why does Clermont County even need another church? That was a question we wrestled and prayed over for many months. We realize that there are many churches in this area, and all of them are doing good things that are reaching people in the name of Jesus, or at least keeping the people that they have. But we were growing more and more concerned about the high number of people that no longer attended church, or never even considered attending a church. Why was that, especially when there are so many existing places of Worship to choose? When we would talk to people we heard stuff like; "we believe in God, it is just the churches we do not like, or church is irrelevant, unnecessary, not what we need." It really started to bother us when they talked about the church because whether it was a fair impression or not, their impression seemed to be distorted or even damaging to the reputation of Jesus.
Deserved or Undeserved, This is a real problem. It would be like saying, "I know I need to see a surgeon to get to the disease that is killing me, I just won't see one because I don't like hospitals" What we need today is Jesus, but if people cannot seem to see around the church to get to a place where they could meet Him, that is a problem with eternal consequence.
God would not leave us alone with that thought, so we started praying and asking, what would we do to change that feeling? What kind of hospital (church) should we start that would make people give the lifesaving surgeon (Jesus Christ) another look? The answers we came up with were not really original; they come from the model found in the New Testament Book of Acts a book that tells the story of the original church. We would demonstrate love to our Community in whatever way necessary, wherever necessary. We would do this not to grow our numbers or reputation, but to make the Love of Jesus more visible and felt. We would offer an environment in our worship services, where it is comfortable to check us out without feeling like we are checking you out. We want to be a place that is known more by the things we are for rather than the things we are against; to build people up not beat them up. We wanted to be a community of people that practiced what Jesus actually asked us to do, "Love Him and Love Them" and leave the Judgment and Condemnation to the God who truly knows what is going on below the surface. We wanted to preach the Bible, which we believe to be the Word of God, in a way that connects His Word and Truth to your Life and in a way that is creative and relevant to you right now! We wanted to use today's technology because we live in a world that thrives on it, but use that technology in a way that brings attention to God and His Word. We have a live band every Sunday that may be entertaining to some people but that is not our objective, the objective is to use the powerful conduit of music to focus on Jesus, not the talented Vocalists and Musicians. We wanted to provide a dynamic and energetic ministry for children and teens of every age, because we know our kids are so important to us and our community's future. We want to come alongside the family and make it stronger. Finally, we promise you that we are a community of people that does not pretend to have it all together, we are learning that all of us have real problems (Including the Pastoral Staff) We are trying to endure the hardships of life together and we are doing that by leaning on the One that truly is the answer to all of the problems… Of course truth be told, following Jesus unleashes a whole new set of Problems, the difference being you and Jesus can handle those problems together. That is His promise to all of us.
If you have been reading this and attend and are involved in another church in the area, we are glad you have found that Community of Faith to be involved in and even more importantly that personal relationship with Jesus. We hope you are read this with an attitude of joy that you have another ally in this community to do battle against the author of lies, distortion, greed, selfishness, hopelessness that is destroying individual lives, families, communities, etc. We hope you find the Crossing as another community of believers that is doing everything necessary to reach out to the unreached for Jesus. We mean no offense but our concern is not with you, it is those that are not as fortunate to be in a relationship with Jesus or in a Church Community as you are. So we look forward to working alongside of you in making this community better. We even promise to send people your direction if our church community is not a good fit for them. Our goal is to see people connected with Jesus and connected to His Body of believers who are here with the purpose to be His hands and feet until He returns.
If you are still reading this and saying, "We have tried every church; it is just not for me." I would say that it could just be that God may have brought about the Crossing with you in mind. Now before you think that is an outrageous thought, In Luke 15, in the New Testament we see a Quality in Jesus that is still true of His character today, He may have 99 sheep in the fold, but if even only 1 is missing He goes out to find the missing one. If you feel like you are missing something, maybe it is the Crossing that is going to bring you to Jesus.
We are a safe place for you to check out Jesus, a safe place for healing, a safe place to Grow in your Faith, a safe place to find community. It is our prayer, it is our passion and quite honestly, we feel strongly that the only reason we would do this is so you can get past your negative impressions of the church and see the true Leader of the church- Jesus Christ. We feel God has asked us to do this because if you have exhausted all other possibilities in the area, we believe God would go to the extreme of bringing a church for you, to you; so if you think about it that way, the Crossing may be the church that you have been waiting for.


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King Charles, the Prime Minister and Catholic Bishops of the United Kingdom Statements on the Death of Benedict XVI
The leaders of the United Kingdom released statements on the death of the retired Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI who died on December 31, 2022.
The Catholic Bishops of the United Kingdom released the following statement with words from, Cardinal Vincent Nichols:
Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, who served as Supreme Pontiff from April 2005 to February 2013, has died aged 95, the Vatican has confirmed. A short statement from Matteo Bruni, Director of the Holy See's Press Office, said: "With sorrow I inform you that the Pope Emeritus, Benedict XVI, passed away today at 9:34am in the Mater Ecclesiae Monastery in the Vatican."Cardinal Vincent Nichols, President of the Bishops' Conference, said:"I am deeply saddened to learn of the death of Pope Benedict. He will be remembered as one of the great theologians of the 20th century.
"I remember with particular affection the remarkable Papal Visit to these lands in 2010. We saw his courtesy, his gentleness, the perceptiveness of his mind and the openness of his welcome to everybody that he met."
"He was through and through a gentleman, through and through a scholar, through and through a pastor, through and through a man of God – close to the Lord and always his humble servant."
"Pope Benedict is very much in my heart and in my prayers. I give thanks to God for his ministry and leadership."The Catholic Bishops of England and Wales will celebrate Requiem Masses for the repose of the soul of the late Pope Emeritus in their cathedrals.
The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, The Rt Hon Rishi Sunak MP wrote:
I am saddened to learn of the death of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI. He was a great theologian whose UK visit in 2010 was an historic moment for both Catholics and non-Catholics throughout our country. My thoughts are with Catholic people in the UK and around the world today.
I am saddened to learn of the death of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI.
He was a great theologian whose UK visit in 2010 was an historic moment for both Catholics and non-Catholics throughout our country.
My thoughts are with Catholic people in the UK and around the world today.
— Rishi Sunak (@RishiSunak) December 31, 2022
The King of England, Charles I, wrote on Twitter:
The King has sent a message of condolence to Pope Francis following the death of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI:
— The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) December 31, 2022
Source of Bishops' Statement: https://www.cbcew.org.uk/pope-benedict-xvi-requiescat-in-pace/

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(Byfield MA) A year ago Burlington's Christina Clark struck out seventeen Triton Vikings on her way to a 9-0 first round win in the D2 North softball tournament.
With that in the back of my head, I went over to Triton today wondering what to expect a year later in a quarterfinals matchup between the same two teams.
Burlington (17-4) prevailed, 2-1, on a beautiful Sunday afternoon and will go on to face Gloucester in the D2 North semifinals.
As far as pitcher Christina Clark is concerned, she's still an overwhelming presence. Today she recorded nine strikeouts and allowed only one hit. The Vikings had only three baserunners and little good contact off the junior.
Lost in the deserved excitement over the pitching of Christina Clark was Katherine Quigley's performance for the (17-3) Vikings. The sophomore limited the Devils to five hits and retired the last eight batters she faced.
The Devils had only one error (3B Sydney Shinopulos throw) and Triton turned it into a run in the second inning. Bridget Sheehan walked and reached 3B when Sydney's attempt to turn a grounder into a force-out went past second allowing Bridget to reach third with one out. Senior Liv Doane's slow roller to second enabled Bridget to score.
Burlington came back to tie the game in the top of the third inning. Erin Browne's bunt (down the first baseline) forced a wide throw by catcher Liv Doane. Erin stole second with two outs and came home on Chloe McGonagle's single to right.
The visitors put together the eventual game winner in their half of the 4th. Christina Clark reached on a leadoff blooper over third base. Fran Rubino sacrificed Christina to second before freshman Sydney Shinopulos dropped an 0-2 single into right scoring Christina. Christina slid in but as my picture above shows she was in well ahead of the throw.
The improved defense was a factor for Triton in their very successful season. LF Grace McGonagle made several nice running catches for the Vikings. "Our defense was lights out again," said Coach Dupere.
Both Coach Farrell and Christina Clark commended Triton.
"Triton hung tough," said Coach Farrell.
The Devils now return again to the D2 North semifinals and will face Gloucester on Wednesday in Lowell. North Reading will also be in the semifinals at the same place and on the same date.
Encouraging for Triton that the three losses this season were against two teams (North Reading & Burlington) which have now reached the D2 North semifinals.
"Burlington was probably the best team we've faced all year and we probably played our best game of the year," recalled Coach Dupere.
Plenty of sunshine today but the game was so quick that the tanning/burning was limited!
If I could give Triton softball two pieces of advice they would be these: Schedule twenty games instead of eighteen. Seventeen days off before the playoffs is unconscionable. The other thing would be to get a perennial tournament team like St.Mary's, Burlington, Whittier on the schedule to prep Triton for tournament pitching and hitting.
Nice to see some of the Pentucket players on hand. They lost in the first round to Burlington, 5-1.
Burlington has been the champs of the Middlesex League for seven straight years.
Sophomore Chloe McGonagle was the only player with two hits in the game.
Bridget Sheehan had Triton's only hit on this very close play.


Sorry for the blogging break. Honestly, not too much has been going on around here. I will share that I got a job! It is basically a sub job for the rest of the year doing special education. I am not certified for special ed but I am so excited for this experience!
Anyways, at church we have started studying the book of Revelation. Jack has done a really great job explaining things that are confusing and honestly, really deep. Sunday, we studied Revelation 2:8-11. It was amazing but more than anything, it was convicting. Really convicting. These verses show a letter to the church of Smyrna. First of all, let me start by saying that they are probably verses I would have skipped without putting any effort towards what was being said. How wrong of me. There is so much in this passage of Scripture.
In this letter there is no rebuke. There is only encouragement and Christ only says good things about this church. This is because this church was suffering so severely for their faith.
Verses 9 and 10 say, "I know your afflictions and your poverty--yet you are rich! I know the slander of those who say they are Jews and are not, but a synagogue of Satan. Do not be afraid of what you are about to suffer. I tell you, the devil will put some of you in prison to test you, and you will suffer persecution for ten days. Be faithful, even to the point of death, and I will save you the crown of life."
Really? I do not know suffering. I hope that when I suffer I consider myself to be rich. I pray that if the Lord was to tell me that I would be thrown in prison, tortured, or even would suffer to death, that I would trust Him. I pray I would remember that it is an honor and privilege to suffer for Christ. The church in Smyrna show us that their faith in Christ cost them everything. They were rich in eternal treasure and that was enough for them. Jack reminded us that suffering is the badge of a true Christian.
I will say, the principles about suffering for Christ, I had heard. I know that it is important to suffer for Christ. I know that as believers, suffering is promised. I know that we live in America and that often, this is used as an excuse for why we don't suffer. I do not know suffering. This message convicted me. No, it doesn't mean that I am packing my bags and heading to another country where I know I will suffer. Besides, there will probably be more and more suffering coming in the United States before we know it. It also doesn't mean that I have had this radical change in me. It simply means that I was convicted. I was convicted that I do not suffer, that I don't ever truly think about suffering, and that I do not consistently pray for those that do suffer.
Jack went on to talk about a man named Polycarp.
He was the Bishop of Smyrna. He was a martyr. He devoted his life to Christ and for that he suffered and died. Those who killed him begged him over and over again to renounce Christ and he would have saved himself. He never did. They beat him and drug him out to where he would be burned at the stake. They gave him one more chance and he said, "Eighty-six years I have served Him and He has done me no wrong. How can I blaspheme my King and my Savior?" They lit the stake on fire but he was not singed. Someone was ordered to stick a sword in him. When they did, his blood gushed out and extinguished the fire. Wow. All I can say is, what a way to go. Polycarp served Christ until death and Christ made a statement through his death.
I want to pray for those who are persecuted. I want to pray for the future and that we, as believers, will be strong when we are persecuted and that we would pray for persecution. He is faithful. He suffered and died for us. Shouldn't we suffer for Him?


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Planetarium series theorizes universe expansion
On Friday, Feb. 13, the WCU's planetarium director put on a once-monthly show about the nighttime sky, constellations, and the expansion and acceleration of the universe in the planetarium located in the Schmucker Science Center.Dr. Karen Vanlandingham hosted "The Expanding, Accelerating Universe," which started with a tour of the night sky for that day, gradually adding more stars and constellations as the night progressed until culminating in a brief look into physics and theory behind the actual growth of the universe.
While the event was billed as being about universal expansion, most of the hour was spent examining the different constellations, from the zodiac to other less known celestial bodies. More than just a game of connect the dots, Dr. Vanlandingham also explained the stories behind the creatures and characters that appear in the sky each night.
Dr. Vanlangingham, in light of the Valentine's Day being the next day, also addressed the popular gift of purchasing and naming stars from websites for loved ones.
"All the stars in the sky have already been named," she said. This applies even to the ones not visible to the naked eye, so any purchase is just a name on a piece of paper.
The constellations of the zodiac were of particular interest to people in the crowd, being one of the most familiar and popular fixtures in astronomy. From how the images were formed (for which there were also switches that would overlay an image over the stars project on the ceiling) to how the signs were actually assigned to the birth month, and how they aren't in the same place in the sky now as they were when they got their names.
The other planets in our solar system were also topics of conversation, and how Mercury, Jupiter, Mars, Venus, and Saturn are the only planets visible with the naked eye, and are not even visible every evening.
When the light was turned out completely, the contrast between astrological entities and the night sky was fully visible. This included the sheer number of stars that could be visible without light pollution as well as the cloudy streak that is our galaxy the Milky Way. The Milky Way could only be more impressive if witnessed out in the middle of nowhere.
The name of the event revealed the main topic of the discussion, the way that our universe is still expanding. With the help of Edwin Hubble (who the telescope is named after), it was found out that the universe was much larger than originally thought (and that was only in 1924).
From this discovery and the measuring of the distance of planets, astronomers were able to figure out that they were actually getting farther away, not only from us, but from everything else in the universe. Everything was traveling outward, and the only question after that, was what would happen next?
Of all the theories that were thrown around, the newest one, which is ten years old, seems most favored. Originally, it was thought the universe would stop expanding, and like a bungee cord fed by gravity, everything would slingshot back together, or it would just go on expanding forever.
It seems that the second concept was right, though there was an unexpected factor: the universe is expanding at a rate faster than what was predicted.
There is a unknown substance, called dark energy, that is making the speed pick up, and makes everything traveling move even faster. So the universe will keep growing and keep doing it faster, infinitely. While this may make distant travel difficult, a new and fascinating road in the universe was uncovered, and not too long ago.
The planetarium puts on a show to the public once a month, with dates and times available on their website: http://www.wcupa.edu/_ACADEMICS/sch_cas.esc/planetariumshows.html, with reservations required.
Kory Dench is a fourth-year student majoring in English and minoring in Journalism. He can be reached at KD608724@wcupa.edu
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Yemen detainees in UAE-run prison in Aden continue hunger strike
January 8, 2019 at 10:41 am | Published in: Middle East, News, UAE, Yemen
Yemeni detainees held in the UAE-run prison of Bir Ahmed in Aden [AlKhaleejonline]
Yemeni detainees held in the UAE-run prison of Bir Ahmed in Aden said they will continue their hunger strike until their demands are met.
New images emerged of the detainees holding banners saying they would continue their hunger strike until death; if their demands for fair trials and to immediately release those who had not been charged are not answered.
The prisoners issued a letter a few days ago saying 18 detainees had fainted as a result of the strike, adding that they hold the criminal prosecution responsible for their lives as it has failed to do its duty towards them.
READ: Methods of torture in Saudi-led coalition prisons in Yemen: Rape using devices, hot pepper, salt and bone smashing
Bir Ahmed prison has been run by the UAE-backed Security Belt militia since it opened more than a year ago.
In June last year, a number of international organisations including Human Rights Watch accused the UAE of operating two secret prisons facilities in Yemen in which detainees were tortured.
An investigation published by the Associated Press stated that men were rounded up in the hunt for members of Al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) and have disappeared into a network of secret prisons in southern Yemen. Secret Prisons were established inside military bases, ports and airports, private villas and even inside a nightclub.
A report last month found that dozens of detainees were transferred from a secret prison run by the UAE to another government-run facility in the coastal city of Mukalla.
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Jeffrey Buchman the Artistic Director of LiveArts, is known for his formidable talent as an opera director of critically acclaimed productions across the globe. In this Q&A, Jeffrey provides an inside look at the creation of this performing arts event combining the talents of the Grand Rapids Symphony, Grand Rapids Ballet, Opera Grand Rapids and Broadway Grand Rapids and over 1,200 youth performers. The one-night only performance will be held at the Van Andel Arena on Friday, April 24.
GRS: How did this project come across your desk, if you will, and why did you say yes?
Jeffrey Buchman: The short answer for why I said yes to this project is easy. Working closely with David Lockington, Music Director of the Grand Rapids Symphony, to craft a production on this scale that really celebrates a spirit of collaboration and that honors our youth is an incredible opportunity and a director's dream. This project came to my attention through conversations that Roger Nelson had with my agent. As I understand it, Roger was explaining the event and my agent told him she had the perfect director for it. This is a special kind of production, and in my opinion it really asks for a specific type of director and storyteller. On the one hand, you need to be able to handle the incredible size and scope of it. There are so many moving parts that it has the potential to be overwhelming, so you definitely want someone who is comfortable dealing with the sheer enormity of what is being created. At the same time though, it is my feeling that an event like what I have envisioned for LiveArts needs to have intimacy in its storytelling, in spite of the size of the arena and the more than 1,500 performers. I think that knowing I had the skill-set and the sensibility for this type of undertaking is what led to my name coming up for consideration.
GRS: 3D motion graphics are a huge part of this production and will projected onto the "Grand Wave." Can you explain why this type of visual is integral to this production?
JB: When I was first tasked with figuring out how to take a mix of musical and dance selections and to make something out of this mix that does not feel like a mishmash or potpourri of selections, I immediately knew that part of what I wanted to do was to visually interpret the music in a way that would serve a greater arch of storytelling. In a space as big as the Van Andel Arena, we have the space and height to create something like a centerpiece, or a sculpture over the stage that we could project onto. I had previously collaborated with projection designer Alain Lores, and was excited about what he and I would be able to create together for LiveArts. Our initial conceptual discussions included the idea of flying over the Grand River, so when we were thinking about what influences we should use in designing the shape of our projection "sculpture," flight and water stayed with us. After a series of initial draft drawings, we finally came to the design of what we are now referring to as the Grand Wave. The shape has a wonderful feeling of flight to it, as well as the feeling of the flow of water, and it gives us incredible versatility in how we are able to use it for our projections.
GRS: This is a very community-oriented production, with the collaboration between the Symphony, Opera, Ballet and Broadway, in addition to the choirs, local bands and hundreds of youth performers. Can you speak to the importance of this element in LiveArts?
JB: Certainly one of the things that is central to LiveArts is collaboration, specifically between these four pillar arts organizations in Grand Rapids. I am intrigued by crafting something that celebrates a city through its arts organizations in a way that says "we are all here to serve the community together." And we are reaching deep into the community to involve them. The idea of doing a LiveArts event was the brainchild of Roger Nelson of the Grand Rapids Symphony, and the participants that he has brought to the table really accomplish this feeling of honoring the Grand Rapids community in what we are doing.
GRS: There are some very powerful musical works on this program. Why were these specific works chosen? Was it because most of them are recognizable pieces? Is there a common theme that unites them? Was their ability to lend themselves to accompanying visual considered?
JB: While not all of the music was selected before I was brought on board, much of it was. It certainly was chosen with attention to popular, powerful works that would lend themselves well to the kind of atmosphere of an arena event. They are widely recognizable, they are powerful, and while it was never the idea before I became part of LiveArts to actually visualize the production through motion graphic, these pieces do have an almost inherent visual quality to them. I did have the opportunity to weigh in on some repertoire choices, and have enjoyed the conversations that have ultimately led us to the final repertoire for the show. There is not an inherent common theme that all of the pieces share. That really was my challenge, and one that I enjoy very much - to craft a narrative of the thread that runs through the production to make it feel as though this wide variety of works were actually meant to be performed together, and in a moving, exciting way.
GRS: This production is very conceptual, much like an Olympics opening ceremony or a Cirque du Soleil performance. If there is a character in this production, how would you describe them?
JB: You are correct, this production is very conceptual, and that was the very first thing I decided it needed to be. Through its journey, LiveArts will at times hit the audience hard with the sheer size, scope and power of what is happening in the arena, and at other times will pull down so intimately so that the experience for the audience is multi-layered, emotional and visceral. My hope is that they never know where we are going next. Surprise is definitely on my mind as we take each turn throughout the evening. I can see why Cirque de Soleil might come to mind. I have crafted the arch of the story to focus on a child's dreams, on his desire to make music, to create, to express, and this personal journey will serve to carry us through the evening in a magical way. What I love so much about the mention of Cirque de Soleil when talking about LiveArts is that it brings to mind a sense of wonder and imagination - things I would hope people experience during LiveArts.
GRS: How does this production compare to your work with your past projects? Any particular triumphs or challenges that set LiveArts apart?
JB: The sheer vastness of the logistical details of a production of this size could get in the way of the artistic priorities and goals that they are serving, and that is the true challenge of LiveArts. It is appropriate that this is a celebration of the spirit of collaboration, because it really does take a village to make something like this take shape in the way I have envisioned it. On a personal level, it is the yin and yang of creating this that is both so exhilarating for me, and so challenging. It has to be at the same time intimate and huge, subtle and explosive. Not an easy task.


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Endometriosis and Sexual Function
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Women with deep infiltrating endometriosis (DIE) often have impaired sexual function and a lower quality of life, Italian researchers have found.
Endometriosis occurs when tissue from the uterine lining (the endometrium) grows outside the uterus. These growths might be found on the ovaries, fallopian tubes, bladder, ureters, intestines, or rectum, among other areas. Chronic pelvic pain is a common symptom of endometriosis, which is estimated to affect over 170 million women worldwide.
DIE occurs when endometriosis penetrates over 5 mm into the peritoneum, the membrane that lines the abdominal cavity. About 20% of women with endometriosis are thought to have DIE.
To learn more about how DIE affects sexual activity, the researchers enrolled 182 women in a cross-sectional study. The women had preoperative diagnoses of DIE confirmed by pelvic exams and, if necessary, other diagnostic tests.
Each woman anonymously completed two questionnaires. The Sexual Health Outcomes in Women Questionnaire (SHOW-Q) was used to assess sexual satisfaction, orgasm, desire, and any pelvic problem interference in the last four weeks. Another questionnaire, the Short Form 36 (SF-36), assessed each woman's quality of life.
The researchers also used a visual analog scale to evaluate pain symptoms associated with DIE, including menstrual pain, pain with urination or bowel movements, chronic pelvic pain, and painful intercourse.
Almost 62% of the participants said they had a low frequency of intercourse. About 71% said that their pelvic issues "substantially" impaired sexual activity.
Overall, the women's SHOW-Q scores indicated poor sexual functioning. Satisfaction and orgasm were the two most commonly affected areas, but problems were found in all domains. "It seems therefore that all aspects of sexual life are equally impaired in women with DIE," the authors wrote.
They added, "These data may confirm the complexity of this disease, which causes not only painful symptoms but also an overall impairment of different aspects of sexuality."
There appeared to be a correlation between DIE and quality of life. Many aspects of day-to-day life, in addition to sex, can be affected by endometriosis, such as work, hobbies, and socializing. Chronic pain may make women irritable and reclusive.
The researchers also found that women with severe dyspareunia (painful intercourse) had more problems with orgasm, satisfaction, and desire when compared to women who reported light/moderate dyspareunia.
Endometriotic lesions in the vagina seemed to cause more sexual problems than lesions found elsewhere, possibly because this area is more stimulated during intercourse.
The researchers encouraged help with sexual and mental health issues for women with endometriosis.
"We believe that the attention directed toward women with endometriosis must be focused not only on the disease itself but also on the women as a whole," they wrote.
The study was published online in April in The Journal of Sexual Medicine.
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
(October 2012)
http://www.acog.org/~/media/For%20Patients/faq013.pdf?dmc=1&ts=20130505T1356334485
The Journal of Sexual Medicine
Montanari, Giulia, MD, et al.
"Women with Deep Infiltrating Endometriosis: Sexual Satisfaction, Desire, Orgasm, and Pelvic Problem Interference with Sex"
(Full-text. First published online: April 3, 2013)
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jsm.12133/abstract
Filed Under: Sex Health Headlines


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Book 1 – Claimed by Wolves – Samantha is visiting Harmony to honour her grandmother's last wish that she learn more about her family's heritage. She doesn't expect to meet 5 wolf-dog shape-shifting brothers who recognize her as their Mate. Alpha Gabe certainly doesn't expect to fall for a human and decides to spy on her in his wolf-dog form before they reveal their secret, to hilarious results as he finds out that Sam isn't a woman to be trifled with.
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Assistance program launches for Austin renters
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The city of Austin's Neighborhood Housing and Community Development Department and the city's Housing Authority will launch the Relief of Emergency Needs for Tenants Assistance Program to support for income-eligible renters who are financially impacted by COVID-19.
The application portal will be open as of 8 a.m. Wednesday and will remain open through January 2021 or until funds are expended. The $17.75 million program will provide $12.9 million in direct rent support.
Eligible renters may submit their application for random selection. If selected and the application qualifies, a payment will be issued directly to the landlord in the full amount of the contracted rent. Applications, regardless of when they are submitted after the initial opening of the application period, will be given an equal chance for random selection.
One month of paid rent may be available to households whose income is between 30% and 80% of the median family income. Up to three months of paid rent may be available to households whose income is between 0% and 30% of the median family income.
Applicants will need a valid email address and phone number, and show proof of COVID-related income loss affecting the household.
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Work to begin soon
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The Texas Department of Transportation will soon repave and restripe North Lamar Boulevard between Parmer and Howard lanes.
The purpose of the project is to improve safety and mobility by converting the four-lane road into a three-lane road with a continuous left-turn lane.
The project will also widen the road along northbound North Lamar between Parmer and the Walmart shopping center entrance to accommodate dedicated left- and right-turn lanes. The project is anticipated to be complete in fall 2020, weather permitting.
The project will result in temporary traffic shifts, but through traffic and access to business and residential driveways will be maintained at all times.
Commissioners votes
to add bond to ballot
Hays County Commissioners Court has approved calling for a bond election on the November ballot.
The bond amount of $75 million would provide funding for the creation of new parks, protection of open spaces and preservation of natural areas within Hays County.
The proposed measure would also protect and conserve the county's unique natural landscapes, provide flood mitigation and storm water management, protect water quality and improve endangered species habitats.
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El Pou del Tros del Cinto és un pou del terme municipal de Castell de Mur, en territori del poble de Puigmaçana, de l'antic municipi de Mur.

És a 577 msnm, al nord de l'extrem oest dels Plans de Puigmaçana. Queda a prop i a llevant del Pou del Xic, a ponent del Corral de Cinto, corral i paratge (lo Corral de Cinto).

Enllaços externs
 Institut Cartogràfic de Catalunya

Tros del Cinto
Tros del Cinto
Pous de Catalunya

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My friend just sent me a pic from one of his teaching books.
Many people come here to teach English. Most don't think beyond 'this will be like a big holiday' and are suddenly slapped with a grand dose of home-sickness. They miss their Timmies or their family, or maybe just their surrounding environment. The unfamiliarity comes rushing in when they realize that 2hrs after landing and getting driven to your new place, you are usually unceremoniously dumped and left to fend for yourself. Although a good co-worker will at least help you get through your first night but they are usually busy with their own lives and do only as much as needed to make sure you get to your new place.
The vast majority of people go on holidays with friends, family but when you come to South Korea to teach, extremely few are here with anyone but the 4 walls they live in for one year. So the holiday tends to end within 4hrs of arrival. Then to add to this, what do you do about food? Great co-workers will help you buy food. They won't buy it for you, you should have been told to bring some money with you to sustain you till you get your first paycheck and/or settlement allowance. Just about everyone thinks that all they will need is food but the reality is that you have no idea what you are missing till you get here. Sure the ad said 'fully furnished apartment' but oddly, this means just a bed, maybe a chair/couch and possibly a TV. There is a distinct lack of mentioning of utensils, blankets, towers, toiletries, cups and those, while not terribly expensive, do add up and can chew heavily into your food budget. Suddenly your 4 weeks budget is dropped to 2 weeks. Then you find out you have to pay for your medical test because in order to get your Alien Registration Card you need this done. But wait, before you can get your settlement allowance you need a bank account. Oh wait, before you can get a bank account you need an ARC (Although this has recently changed and you can open a bank account with a passport now). But wait, in order to open that bank account, you need to go to the bank during 9-5….same hours that you are working and you hope to God that a co-worker is nice enough to help you through this process…wait, did I mention that you work during these hours? If you are reeeeealy lucky, the school will let off early because the day after you landed you are immediately working and of course your body had adjusted to the 13hr time difference right?
Well, that is a rather bleak view on your arrival here, but it is a common one. You have to do your due diligence when you make such a decision to go to a completely foreign environment and realize that "you're not in Kansas any more". Once all the initial crap is over, you can truly start enjoying your time here. For the most part, you will be in the target age of 20-29 and will be hanging with other foreigners, at bars, drinking every weekend, partying in Hongdae with the crowd. I find this to be truly sad because most of these people miss out on the experience that is surrounding them. They seem to be continuing their 'college days' and have no one around them to be accountable to except their job. Hell, even the girls (and guys) are good-looking, so why not hook up every weekend right? Sadly these are the same people who end up quitting their job because it is not what they want/signed up for/believed they were getting. They thought it would be fun and easy and get to see the world yet they spend more time-wasting (wasted?) on things that don't help with their positive experience here.
Well, at least there are Foreigner Markets here so that you can get some thing familiar.
These are a kind of 'black market' sellers. Obviously not really illegal but more of where they get it from, typically US Military personnel, who are not supposed to be selling like this but it happens. Don't be surprised at the outrageous prices you'll pay here. I also question the dates on any food items here. If you are close enough to a big city, there is always CostCo in Seoul and Daejeon.
Should you be one of the ones that truly take a look around, spend the time to learn at least SOME Korean, you'll find it truly rewarding and be surprised at how much the Koreans appreciate you trying to work with them on their terms. I have found more positive and friendly gestures here than I ever have in Canada. It can be somewhat of an odd feeling because us Canadians think we're the 'nice people of the world' but get to know a few Asians and you'll soon realize that there is a world of difference here to enjoy.
There are many times where most teachers simply want to scream, click their heels together and be back in their respective countries. They become frustrated by the lack of consistency, the seeming-lack of courtesy, the lack of language comprehension and the lack of consideration given to ESL teachers. Now that paints a pretty bleak picture but it is merely one side of the coin. The experience, the culture, the beauty and the sense of accomplishment that a teacher does eventually achieve plays a major balancing act and usually is the winner when it comes to deciding if you like it here or not.
Bharati's school put on a performance of various English skits. Most were modified fables and stories to suit the number of students in each class. Her school is in the outskirts of her town. It really should be classified as 'rural' as the immediate area is surrounded by 'low end businesses', to put it politely. Small farms, what looks like scrap yards and a convenience store. Overall it looks like a part that has yet to be taken over by the urban sprawl. Maybe I'll get pictures of it some other time.
In order to get to her school, Bharati normally takes this little 'school bus' (meaning something slightly bigger than a mini-van where 40 kids + her gets squeezed into). There is a public bus that runs 'close'. Close meaning dropped off then a 20min walk. So with me going to see the performance we had to take the city bus. Short enough trip (45mins including the walk) but there was this cool little stream that ran beside the road we walked along.
It was neat to see some ducks but they were severely skittish.
Nothing does wonder for the soul like a good scenery.
We arrived at the school and I got the customary tour and introductions to many people who understand I was Bharati's "남편" (pronounced nom-peyong) husband. All the little girls kept saying I was 'handsome'. The teachers were very polite and the principal smiled a lot (I don't think he knows anything beyond hello and some other rudimentary English but I am sure he's learning more each year).
Bharati has a very nice classroom, spacious and quite a number of computers for the kids.
Bharati's room also includes the Library.
All-in-all, the kids did an amazing job. They were funny and many of them spoke incredibly clear. Bharati was also given to judge them with a sheet. The Korean culture is very big on academics (another point in the Korean favour as Canada doesn't seem to care at all in comparison) and it was interesting to see one of the parent check out Bharati's sheet and the scores she was giving each grade level. We got an invite for dinner from one parent, I am looking forward to that but also concerned that they will miss my strict 'meatarian' diet.


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Hey that totally useless thing that helps nobody and arrived over a year late, even though anyone with a single year of C++ could have built it in a week, is here. WOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Topic: Drop Pods by Turn 3?
Re: Drop Pods by Turn 3?
Just as a learning point for me, can someone please explain the purpose of drop pods? I never played SM, but there seem to be so many more advantageous ways to get SMs on the table in the enemy backfield other than Drop pods.
What are the advantages to Drop pods?
Has anyone tried to soup Custodes with IG infantry? I feel like it has but I haven't seen any competitive lists. IG tanks and Custodes, yes. IG Infantry and Custodes, no. I searched, and all I found was Shield captains on bikes with venerable DKs, and an armored IG battalion with Pask. Any advice?
Be careful with blanket statements like "any". Any SM transport, or any Imperium transport? I'd love to see a squad of hell blasters pop out of the back of a Stormlord, but unfortunately that's not possible.
HAH! A Salamander command vehicle and a Trojan Support Vehicle, which gives it re-rolls on hits and bonuses to hit! You can make a single baneblade (Shadowsword, lets be honest here) re-roll 1s?(Need hard confirm on this, anyone got IG Armor Codex from FW) and +1 to hit on a single tank in the unit.


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Discussion in 'Dieting / Supplement Discussion' started by Kimuraa, Jun 18, 2008.
It's a great idea if you're in a rush and can't get some proper protein for breakfast, or you're tired of eggs and yogurt and such. Of course, "cocoa puffs" kind of ruin the whole point of a healthy breakfast, but for myself I use protein with Cheerios and skim milk, so it's a decent profile right there. Add some banana to get fruit in, and you're good to go for an early workout. A lot of calories if you're not exercising early though.
1) We like our protein. We don't try to "hide" it.
2) We put our protein powder in good sources of carbs, like steel-cut oats.
3) We pound our chests, eat veggies out of the ground, and eat our steaks while the bull is still walking. We don't make cereal manly.
If you're going to eat cereal, save it for after your workout, at least. It won't have as much of a negative impact then.
You're almost certainly better off spending an additional $13 getting a higher quality brand or protein that uses better flavoring. Then you might not have to eat cereal to make it taste better (if you do).
Well I always eat breakfest and usually I'll have the shake/cereal, and for lunch and dinner I usually eat some form of meat and veggies for additional protein/vitamins. And yeah, I know, the $13 stuff is cheap but definitely not the best tasting.
If you're eating it before a morning workout, cereal will have a POSITIVE impact, not negative. Assuming it's not just a lift. You do need carbs for energy, and cereal usually is of medium GI, which is perfect pre-WO fuel.
How is that faster than putting it in a shaker?
I have a problem thinking that Cocoa-Puffs is a great Pre-WO food. Call me crazy.
Well obviously, I said the same thing. But non-sugar cereal is what I was talking about.
This is true. The perfect pre-WO fuel is a fast-acting protein (amino acids or hydrolyzed protein) and med-GI carbs. The research done by Tipton that I'm aware of used sucrose and amino acids.
That being said, a cereal like Cocoa Puffs and its ilk, which are the cereals we're talking about here, the so-called "sugar" cereals, are mostly high-GI, not medium-GI. I mean, Rice Crispies is like a 81 on the GI scale (Cocoa Puffs has 14g out of 26g of carbs per serving from sugars, mostly sucrose and corn syrup).
Of course, it's even cheaper just to buy dex and malto and make a morning pre-WO shake. It'd also be less acidogenic than the additional grains in the cereal.
Haha I have my "Health Shake" and it has oatmeal in it. The cocoa puffs is just a little "bonus" to me for being a good boy and drinking it! Haha but I decided "hell, protein powder and cocoa puffs doesnt sound half bad!" and it wasnt.
I don't believe it. Do you know how many vegetables you would have to eat to get the same amount of vitamins and minerals as in one bowl of Total?
I also put peanut butter in my oatmeal.
I use GNC brand banana flavor... it is damn good.


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Moris' Ragwurz (Ophrys morisii) ist eine Pflanzenart aus der Gattung der Ragwurzen in der Familie der Orchideen (Orchidaceae). Sie blüht von März bis April.

Merkmale
Diese mehrjährige krautige Pflanze erreicht Wuchshöhen zwischen 15 und 40 cm. Der Blütenstand umfasst 3 bis 10 Blüten. Im Normalfall sind die Kelchblätter weißlich bis rosa-lila gefärbt, aber sie können in seltenen Fällen auch grün erscheinen. Die behaarten und am Rand welligen Kronblätter sind stets orange- bis dunkel braunrot gefärbt. Die schwach dreilappige Lippe erscheint dunkel braun manchmal auch dunkel lila. Das braunviolette Mal ist sehr variabel, aber meist großflächig und reichlich gegliedert und weist stets einen weißen Rand auf.

Standort und Verbreitung
Man findet diese Orchidee auf Magerweiden, lichten Macchien und Garriguen mit basischen bis schwach sauren Böden bis zu einer Höhe von . Das Verbreitungsgebiet erstreckt sich über Sardinien. Es gibt auch Angaben über Funde auf Korsika, aber diese müssen noch genauer geprüft werden. Die Art gedeiht in Höhenlagen zwischen 15 und 1000 Metern Meereshöhe.

Ökologie
Alb Bestäuber wurde Anthophora sicheli beobachtet.

Taxonomie
Synonyme für Ophrys morisii  sind: Ophrys aranifera var. morisii , Ophrys exaltata subsp. morisii , Ophrys argolica subsp. morisii  und Ophrys crabronifera subsp. morisii .

Literatur
 Karl-Peter Buttler: Orchideen, die wildwachsenden Arten und Unterarten Europas, Vorderasiens und Nordafrikas. Mosaik Verlag 1986, ISBN 3-570-04403-3.

Einzelnachweise

Ragwurzen


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Q: Including 3rd Party libraries in R project I'm attempting to include the qpOASES c++ library with an Rcpp project I'm building in RStudio.
I've looked through the Writing R Packages and various Rcpp vignettes. I found this post which references this archived conversation. Using that as I guide, I compiled the qpOASES library into a static (libqpOASES.a and libqpOASES.so) library. I followed this youtube video on how to use an external library in RStudio. The video instructed me to create lib and inc folders inside my R project. Inside of the lib folder, the two static library files (libqpOASES.a & libqpOASES.so). Inside the inc folder, I have placed I have placed libqpOASES.hpp and a directory qpOASES which contains other header files referenced by libqpOASES.hpp).
I'm working on a windows pc, but the the package I create will ultimately need to work unix as well. Presently in my MakeVars (and Makevars.win) file, I have the following:
PKG_CPPFLAGS = -I../inc
PKG_LIBS = $(LAPACK_LIBS) $(BLAS_LIBS) $(FLIBS) -L../lib  -llibqpOASES

When I clean and rebuild the project: it builds successfully until the following:
g++ -m64 -shared -s -static-libgcc -o default.dll tmp.def LS_LocalLaplacian.o RcppExports.o    RegularizedLeastSquares.o TrainNetworks.o affinityMatrix.o dist2.o dn.o dominateSet.o rcpparma_hello_world.o -LC:/PROGRA~1/R/R-31~1.0/bin/x64 -lRlapack -LC:/PROGRA~1/R/R-31~1.0/bin/x64 -lRblas -lgfortran -L../lib -llibqpOASES -Ld:/RCompile/CRANpkg/extralibs64/local/lib/x64 -Ld:/RCompile/CRANpkg/extralibs64/local/lib -LC:/PROGRA~1/R/R-31~1.0/bin/x64 -lR
c:/rbuildtools/3.1/gcc-4.6.3/bin/../lib/gcc/i686-w64-mingw32/4.6.3/../../../../i686-w64-mingw32/bin/ld.exe: cannot find -llibqpOASES
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status no DLL was created
ERROR: compilation failed for package 'default'

I've checked the naming of things for typos, etc but haven't found the issue there. I tried removing "-llibqpOASES " from PKG_LIBS declaration, it compiles; however, when I attempt to use methods  provided by the qpOASES library, they cannot be found:
undefined reference to qpOASES::QProblem::QProblem(int, int, qpOASES::HessianType)'
RegularizedLeastSquares.o:RegularizedLeastSquares.cpp:(.text+0x2a8): undefined reference to
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collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
no DLL was created
ERROR: compilation failed for package 'default'

How do I successfully use an external C++ library in RStudio?

A: There are a lot of existing packages which do this -- I would take one of those and see how it works.
A relatively recent example is nloptr which binds to NLopt.  I helped with making the Unix side of the build a little more flexible (ie either use the library if present, else download and build it -- before it always did the latter).  You could use this as a self-contained test case to compare too.


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Arsenal sweat on potentially season-ending injury to Hector Bellerin
Unai Emery didn't pull any punches in the wake of victory against Chelsea at the weekend, with the result overshadowed by injury to Hector Bellerin, the manager admitted it may be an "important injury."
The Mirror follow-up today by reporting that the Frenchman may indeed be out for the rest of the season, if true dealing a massive blow to the Gunners' top four hopes – Hector Bellerin has been ever present this season with 19 Premier League appearances and five assists.
The report says that the worry at the club is that Bellerin has injured his ACL, if so then fans would be resigned to losing the right-back for sometime and it's not a surprise to hear he may miss the rest of the campaign.
This of course would be the worst case scenario ahead of the club itself confirming the details of the injury to the 23-year old – a scan on the injury is expected shortly where the extent of the layoff will be revealed.
Unai Emery spoke at the post-match press conference stating that; "… it can be an important injury. I hope not, but first impressions are not positive."
With the club only supposedly targeting loan deals in the January transfer window, it may mean that the club turn to players such as Ainsley Maitland-Niles or Stephan Lichtsteiner to fill the gap left by Bellerin.
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