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Vaccine industry in PANIC MODE as *vaccinated* children keep dying from the flu all across America
Sunday, January 28, 2018 by: Mike Adams
Tags: badhealth, badmedicine, CDC, hospitalizations, immunization, infant deaths, influenza, medical myths, medical violence, vaccine failures, vaccine ingredients, vaccines
(Natural News) Children are dying from the flu all across America, according to media reports. What the media isn't reporting, however, is how many of the children who died were also vaccine recipients. Make no mistake: If only unvaccinated children were dying from the flu, that would be the headline everywhere: "Unvaccinated Children Dying Across America" or even "Flu Shot Saves Children from Deadly Influenza." But of course you're not seeing those headlines for the simple reason that vaccinated children are among those who are being killed by this year's flu.
"The dominant Influenza strain this year is H3N2. This particular strain has a history of causing more hospitalizations and more deaths," reports The Organic Prepper. "In addition to H3N2 producing a more serious infection in general, this year's particular H3N2 influenza virus is particularly virulent."
This year's flu has reportedly killed 44,116 people, according to the CDC. The number of children so far killed by this year's flu is 37, say CDC statistics. The flu vaccine, widely touted by the clueless media as being some sort of magical "bulletproof vest" against influenza infections, is approaching zero effectiveness.
Via The Organic Prepper:
Not only does this influenza strain produce a more intense and deadly flu, the flu vaccine is less effective against it. This Centers for Infectious Disease Research and Policy (CIDRAP) article discusses a study published in The Lancet spanning 11 years that demonstrates H3N2 is more resistant to the flu vaccine. … the flu vaccine demonstrates only a 33% vaccine effective (VE) rate with the average H3N2 strain… To make matters worse, this year's flu vaccine isn't even close to the average 33% VE rate of prior years. This year's vaccine is performing at approximately a 10% VE rate.
So wait, what?
You mean to tell me the CDC already knows that this year's vaccine is only 10% effective at protecting children from the influenza strains circulating in the wild? According to CBS News:
This year's flu vaccine may only be 10% effective, experts warn… It is the same formulation that was used during Australia's most recent flu season — which typically sets a pattern for what the U.S. will face — and it was only 10 percent effective there.
How many children who died from this year's flu were vaccinated with the "10% effective" flu shot?
Note that the vaccine-pushing media isn't reporting headlines such as, "Child who died from the flu was vaccinated with the flu shot." No, that would be heresy to the vaccine dogmatists and propagandists who desperately push the false science that claims flu shots always work.
Even when flu shots don't work, these propagandists still claim they sorta, kinda, almost work. CBS News dutifully demonstrates this pseudoscience delusion by restating the fictitious mantra of the flu propagandists: "Experts say that if you do get the flu, it will likely be less severe if you have gotten a flu shot."
There is no evidence whatsoever to support such a claim, of course, but that doesn't stop the media from repeating it — almost verbatim — in every news story that covers the repeated failures of the flu vaccine itself.
There is evidence, however, that mercury-laced flu shots are killing infants. A 4,250% increase in fetal deaths was documented following the mercury-laced flu vaccination sweep of 2009 – 2010. Furthermore, Natural News has irrefutably proven that flu shots still contain mercury, even though the vaccine industry deliberately lies and claims mercury has been removed from all vaccines given to children. That's a deliberate lie.
Not only is it unbelievably sad that American children keep dying from a preventable infection, but it's downright criminal that the medical establishment and legacy media both refuse to tell parents how to save the lives of their children through low-cost nutrition.
Vaccine magic explained: Even when it's the wrong strain, it still kinda works by "vaccine magic"
Their logic, if you can even call it that, demands that you believe in vaccine magic, which requires that you abandon all scientific thinking about immunological responses and antibodies. According to vaccine science, your body is subjected to a weakened virus with a very specific RNA protein pattern. Your body then builds a defensive "blueprint" based precisely on this protein pattern. You then generate "antibodies" which protect you from that protein pattern. These antibodies are pattern-specific, not universal, which is why immunity to smallpox, for example, doesn't automatically grant you immunity to Ebola.
But wait! According to vaccine magic, even when they injected you with the wrong protein patterns (attenuated viruses) and your body builds the wrong antibodies, the vaccine propagandists magically claim that it all somehow works anyway. Vaccine science be damned. All vaccines are awesome merely because the vaccine industry says so, regardless of medical reality. The entire "protein pattern" explanation behind vaccine science is conveniently abandoned with the vaccine itself fails to contain the proper viral strain.
This is the same lunatic logic the cancer industry uses to push chemotherapy for non-cancer patients as a "preventative" measure. Yes, people that are not diagnosed with cancer are routinely pushed to accept chemotherapy treatments by profit-driven oncology centers. There's money to be made from chemotherapy, after all, so they flat-out lie to their patients and say chemotherapy "prevents cancer," even when the horrible truth is that chemotherapy causes cancer. So even if you didn't have cancer before you got the treatment, you're very likely to develop cancer after receiving it. How's that for a medical business model?
The binary vaccine trap: Nutrition is never mentioned as a safe, effective way to beat the flu
The scientifically illiterate media, by the way, is run by nutritionally deficient "journalists" who are routinely lobotomized with mercury in flu shots. No wonder they don't have the mental capacity to recommend the real solution to influenza infections: Nutrition and stress reduction.
Vaccine propaganda is a "binary trap," in other words: Every debate is about pro-vaccine vs. anti-vaccine. This "Overton Window" limits debate to the vaccine alone, avoiding any real discussion of far safer and more effective options that don't involve vaccines. Vitamins C and D, for example, are extremely effective at helping individuals mount an immune response that rapidly overcomes influenza infections.
Zinc, too, has been scientifically shown to limit the duration and severity of influenza infections. In fact, if you ask around, you'll probably find that people who take nutritional supplements instead of vaccines are extremely resistant to influenza. (For myself, I haven't had a vaccine shot in decades, yet I can't even remember the last time I had a cold or the flu.) Yet the very people who seem to get sick with the flu every year are the same ones who routinely get flu shots.
How can that be? The answer, shockingly, is that flu shots have been scientifically proven to weaken your immune response in subsequent years.
Flu vaccines scientifically proven to make you MORE vulnerable to the flu
As reported by Vaccines.news:
A medical study conducted at the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center found that women who received flu vaccines had a weakened immune system response in subsequent years.
Lisa Christian, PhD, the lead researcher on the study, concluded, "Growing evidence shows that those who received a flu shot in the prior year have lower antibody responses in the current year."
The study proves yet again that the official narrative of the flu shot industry — and its complicit corporate-run media — is false and deliberately deceptive. Far from offering bulletproof protection, flu shots actually make people more vulnerable to influenza infections, which of course contributes to more people catching the flu and then falsely thinking they need more flu shots for "more protection."
Meanwhile, the people who aren't being killed by the flu are those who turn to nutrition and immune enhancement to protect themselves.
10 ways to save your life and avoid the flu
Avoid the flu shot. It doesn't work and weakens your immune response in subsequent years, according to the latest science. (See Vaccines.news)
Wash your hands, especially after interacting with other people who might carry influenza.
Avoid chronic stress. This also weakens your immune system.
Get plenty of sleep. Your body's immune system rejuvenates itself while you sleep.
Avoid highly strenuous exercise. Pushing your exercise too far can make you vulnerable to infections until you recover from the exercise stress.
Boost your intake of vitamin D and vitamin C. Vitamin D is fat soluble and goes best with dietary fat sources. Consider 4000 IU – 10,000 IU per day during the flu season, but check with your holistic health practitioner to be certain what's right for you. Vitamin C is water soluble and can be consumed in surprisingly large amounts of up to 25,000 mg per day, to the tolerance of your gut. (If you overdose, you'll have loose stools.) Look for non-GMO vitamin C if you can find it.
Make sure you're getting plenty of zinc, a trace mineral that helps block influenza viruses from invading your body.
Consider immune-boosting or adaptogenic herbs such as ashwagandha, licorice root, ginger, garlic, turmeric and echinacea. Read Herbs.news for more news coverage of herbal remedies.
Drink plenty of water to stay fully hydrated. Ginger tea is also a highly recommended beverage, but avoid cold drinks and sodas. See Six Immune-Building Foods And Herbs You Need To Consume To Stay Healthy.
Read Health.news for daily updates on health enhancing herbs, supplements, lifestyle habits and superfoods.
Finally, don't believe the lying media which is 100% beholden to the pharmaceutical industry. In exactly the same way the media refuses to report the truth about the FISA warrant memo or the #UraniumOne scandal, the media will never voluntarily tell you how to beat the flu without resorting to Big Pharma's toxic injections or medications.
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Vaccine industry in PANIC MODE as *vaccinated* children keep dying from the flu all across America


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Agricultural Advisory Panel Meeting: 31 January 2020
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Summary of the minutes of the meeting held at the Welsh Government Pavilion, Royal Welsh Showground, Builth Wells.
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Agenda Item 1 – Welcome
Agenda Item 2 – Chair's Update
Agenda Item 3 – Approval of Minutes of the Last Meeting and Action Points No changes
Agenda Item 4 – Agricultural Wages Order 2020
Chair - Lionel Walford
Panel Members – Steve Hughson (Independent), Peter Rees (Independent), Ivan Monckton (Unite), Daryl Williams (Unite), Darren Williams (FUW), Will Prichard (NFU Cymru)
Legal Adviser - Helen Snow (Geldards)
Welsh Government - Ryan Davies (Panel Manager), Sian Hughes
Secretariat – Dan Ricketts
Sian Hughes from Welsh Government will be attending meetings from now in place of Spencer Conlon.
There are two main items on the agenda today both of which will require decisions one way or another.
No changes to the record were made and the minutes were approved. Updates were given on action points:
ADAS have suggested undertaking a rerun of the telephone survey that took place in 2016 in order to obtain baseline Labour Market data. There is a concern as to whether this will provide robust data as there was a low response rate the first time this was done. It could be combined with an online survey as well to try and elicit a better response rate.
Impact Assessments were undertaken each year and as there have only been minimal changes to the Order each year since the Panel took over from the defunct Agricultural Wages Board. To date the assessments have been based on 2012 data (collected by DEFRA) which has been adjusted in line with inflation, trends in employment etc. She also said the advice on Impact Assessments is that they should be proportionate to the Policy and they assess the likely impact rather than the exact impact. As an indication of the scope of the policy, the Welsh Government gets less than twenty enquiries each year regarding the Order. Based on this, and other information, the approach taken to date has been considered to be proportionate. However, the modernisation work is quite a fundamental change to the Order.
Grave concerns were raised about how this could be undertaken without robust data. The Chair stated he had a meeting with Mark Alexander (WG) and he would raise this subject then. He suggested the Minister was appraised of the Panel's concerns. Following the meeting Lionel will report back to the Panel as to how this can be taken forward.
The Panel were given an update with statistics on how long it took to complete an Apprenticeship - Level 2, Level 3 and Level 4 - whether successful or not. The vast majority were completed within two years.
There was not a set cross-border policy from Welsh Government – for example Basic Payment Scheme is different to Cross Compliance. The Order covers any agricultural worker working in Wales irrespective of where the main holding is based.
The Panel agreed unanimously that the wording of the Order remains as is.
Unite stated a differential needed to be maintained as a grading structure without differentials is not a grading structure. However, due to the work on modernising the Order Unite could accept this for one year only but would be looking for a clear commitment of intent from the Panel about restoring and maintaining a differential in the new grading structure and looking at a reviewed pay spine that sits alongside the new structure.
PROPOSAL FROM UNITE:
The minimum wage rates are uplifted to the National Minimum Wage / National Living Wage rates for 2020 with a clear commitment from the Panel that the differentials will need to be reviewed and/or reinstated as part of the current piece of work being undertaken regarding the future grade structure.
The Panel agreed unanimously with this proposal.

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Gordon Gee, former president of the Ohio State University, has been selected as Cleveland State University's 2017 fall commencement speaker. Gee, currently the president of West Virginia University, will discuss the continued importance of higher education to societal and economic development as well as the ways universities need to transform to meet the needs of the 21st century student. He will also receive an honorary degree as part of commencement exercises.
"I had the distinct pleasure of working with Dr. Gee during his second tenure as president of OSU and his energy, drive and dedication to the power and importance of education are an inspiration," notes Ronald M. Berkman, president of CSU. "I am very honored that he will be addressing our graduates and look forward to hearing his insights on how colleges and universities can continue to meet their mission of training and inspiring our next generation."
Gee was originally named president of West Virginia in 1981 at the age of 36, making him one of the youngest university chief executives in the nation. He would go on to lead the University of Colorado, the Ohio State University, first from 1990 to 1998 and then from 2007 to 2013, Brown University and Vanderbilt University, before returning to West Virginia in 2013. He has also held numerous state and national leadership posts including chairing the Ohio Higher Education Funding Commission and the American Council on Education's Commission on Higher Education Attainment. In addition, Gee is the author or co-author of 11 books, including Law, Policy and Higher Education, published in 2012.
Maggie Jackson, longtime professor and chair of the School of Social Work at CSU, will also receive an honorary degree during the ceremony in honor of her 30 years of service to the University, which included development of a joint Master's in Social Work program with the University of Akron.
CSU's fall commencement exercises will be held at 1 p.m., Sunday, December 17 at the Wolstein Center on campus.
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The Life and Loves of a He Devil: A Memoir (Paperback)
By Graham Norton
'I defy anyone not to snort, howl and recoil' The Sunday Times
'Full of wicked asides, tart observations and sharp remarks that could only have originated in Graham Norton's witty brain.' Terry Wogan
Looking around the room I saw what life really was. It was made up of my passions. I saw my life reflected back at me. People I liked, people I loved, people I had shared half a century with. All the stories of my life were together in that one room and it made me very happy.
Who wouldn't want a friend like Graham Norton? A little bit naughty, full of frank advice, bursting with gossip about the world's biggest stars - but most of all with an emphatic love of life and all its joys, big and small.
Join him - glass of wine in hand, faithful doggy friend by your side - and delve in as he shares the loves of his life.
Graham Norton is one of the UK's most treasured comedians and presenters. Born in Clondalkin, a suburb of Dublin, Norton's first big TV appearance was as Father Noel Furlong on Channel 4's Father Ted in the early 1990s. He then secured a prime time slot on Channel 4 with his chat shows So Graham Norton and V Graham Norton.
Known for his quick wit and flamboyant style Graham began hosting a variety of talent shows on BBC One fromStrictly Dance Fever and Andrew Lloyd Webber's How Do You Solve A Problem Like Maria? to The Eurovision Song Contest and BAFTAs. Graham was soon approached by the BBC to front his own self titled chat show The Graham Norton Show in 2007.
Graham Norton has won 5 BAFTAs for Best Entertainment Performace. He presents a show on BBC Radio 2 every Saturday and also writes, as Agony Aunt, weekly in a column for The Telegraph.
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Publisher: Hodder
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Robert Glen Moyle (* 22. September 1970 in Bronxville, New York) ist ein US-amerikanischer Ornithologe und Evolutionsbiologe.

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Moyle ist der Sohn von John S. und Polly B. Moyle. Er wuchs in Scarsdale, New York, auf und besuchte zusammen mit seinen älteren Geschwistern, Robin und John, die Edgemont High School. 1988 schrieb er sich an der Brown University ein, wo er sich für Ökologie und Evolutionsbiologie interessierte. Nachdem er 1992 seinen Bachelor-Abschluss in Biologie gemacht hatte, war er als High-School-Coach tätig und machte seinen Abschluss an der Offiziersanwärterschule des United States Marine Corps. 1994 entschied er sich für eine Karriere in den Biowissenschaften und schrieb sich an der University of Rhode Island ein, wo er 1996 seinen Master of Science erhielt. Ab 1997 absolvierte er sein Doktorandenstudium an der Louisiana State University, wo er 2002 mit der Dissertation Molecular systematics of barbets and trogons: pantropical biogeography African speciation, and issues in phylogenetic inference unter der Leitung von Frederick H. Sheldon zum Ph.D. promoviert wurde. Von 2003 bis 2006 forschte er als Postdoc am American Museum of Natural History. Anschließend wurde er außerordentlicher Professor am Center for Global and International Studies der University of Kansas.

Moyles Forschungsinteressen umfassen die historische Biogeographie pantropischer Gruppen, Muster des Endemismus und Faktoren der Artbildung in Südostasien und im tropischen Pazifik sowie die Entwicklung biologisch-ökologischer Merkmale innerhalb tropischer Gruppen.

2009 gehörte Moyle zu den Erstbeschreibern der Unterfamilien Onychorhynchinae, Hirundineinae, Neopelminae, Pipreolinae und Todirostrinae. 2013 gehörte er zum Erstbeschreiber-Team des Kambodscha-Schneidervogels (Orthotomus chaktomuk). 2001 veröffentlichte er mit Frederick H. Sheldon die Monographie Ornithology of Sabah: History, Gazetteer, Annotated Checklist, and Bibliography.

Literatur
 Robert Glen Moyle: Molecular systematics of barbets and trogons: pantropical biogeography African speciation, and issues in phylogenetic inference, Dissertation an der Louisiana State University (mit einem Kurzlebenslauf auf Seite 158)

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Q: Changing databases in PL/SQL The following PL/SQL code attempts to connect to an Oracle 11.2.0.4.0 database, execute a command and repeat the connection and command for three other databases of the same Oracle version. The code is:
DECLARE
    PASSWORD VARCHAR2(20);
    PASS_WORD VARCHAR2(20);
    ENVIRONMENT CHAR(1) := 'T';
    USERID INTEGER(10);
    USER_ID_4_ACCTS_TO_BE_DELETED INTEGER(10);
    TYPE ARRAY_T IS VARRAY(4) OF VARCHAR2(4);
    ARRAY ARRAY_T := ARRAY_T('A','BB','CCC','DDDD'');
BEGIN
    USERID := &USER_ID; -- Get user's id from keyboard (assume no change)
    PASSWORD := &PASS_WORD; -- Get user's password from keyboard (assume no change)
    FOR i IN 1..ARRAY.COUNT LOOP
        CONNECT ARRAY(i) || '_UPDADM_' || USERID || '/' || PASSWORD || '.' || '@CM_CM' || ENVIRONMENT || ARRAY(i)
        CALL ADMIN_USERS.DROP_USER(USERID ,'UPDADM');
    END LOOP;
END;
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The first connection string would look like:
    CONNECT A_UPDADM_123456/Password.@CM_CMTA
The following error is thrown.
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ORA-06550: line 13, column 1:
PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol "CONNECT" when expecting one of the
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Sportklub Sturm Graz is an Austrian association football club, based in Graz, Styria, playing in the Austrian Football Bundesliga. The club was founded in 1909. Its colours are black and white.
Sportklub Puntigamer Sturm Graz
Nickname(s)
Die Schwoazn, The Blackies
1 May 1909; 110 years ago (1 May 1909)
Merkur Arena
16,364 15,400 (international games)
Christian Jauk
Nestor El Maestro
Austrian Bundesliga, 5th
In its history, Sturm Graz has won the Austrian football championship three times, in 1998, 1999 and 2011, and participated several times in the UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League. Their biggest rivals are Graz neighbours Grazer AK.
1.1 Foundation
1.2 1981: First success
1.3 1992: Start of a new era
1.4 1994 to 2002: Osim and European football
1.5 2002 to 2009: Consolidation
1.6 2009 to present day: New successes
2 Stadium
3 Fans and the Graz Derby
4 Honours
5 European records
6.1 Current squad
6.2 Out on loan
6.3 Retired numbers
7 Managerial history
8 Club management
8.1 Administration
8.2 Coaching staff
Historical chart of Sturm Graz league performance
FoundationEdit
SK Sturm Graz was founded in 1909 as a workers team, as opposed to its neighbours Grazer AK, founded in 1902. Between 1921 and 1949, the team enjoyed considerable success in winning the regional Styrian championship 11 times.[citation needed]
The Anschluss in 1938 made Austria part of the German Third Reich and Austrian clubs became part of German football competition. Sturm played in the opening round of the 1940 Tschammerpokal, predecessor to the modern-day DFB-Pokal. They then qualified to play in the Gauliga Ostmark, one of Germany's top-flight regional leagues, in 1941. The team withdrew part way through the 1941–42 season and was relegated after an 11th-place result in the following campaign.[1]
In 1949, Sturm entered the Austrian national league as the first non-Vienna-based team.
1981: First successEdit
The first great success came under manager Otto Barić, when the club finished runners-up in the league in the 1980–81 season. In 1983–84, the club battled through to the quarter-finals of the UEFA Cup, beaten only by Nottingham Forest through a penalty in extra-time.[2]
1992: Start of a new eraEdit
In December 1992, Hannes Kartnig was installed as president, naming his close friend Heinz Schilcher as new manager. At the time, Sturm was languishing under enormous debts. Sturm qualified for the newly formed Zehnerliga, and Kartnig and Schilcher decided the best course of action would be to abstain from big-name signings, opting instead for a new start using young players from the club's youth setup. In 1993, Milan Đuričić became manager.
1994 to 2002: Osim and European footballEdit
In 1994, the Bosnian Ivica Osim took control of the up-to-now unsuccessful Sturm; this proved to be a crucial turning-point in the club's history. Osim succeeded in producing an effective and powerful team using the young and inexperienced players at his disposal, strengthened with a few experienced leading players. The team's first success was as runners-up in the league in 1995. One year later, they won their first title, beating Admira Wacker in the cup final, but wobbling in the league to finish runners-up yet again.
In 1998, Sturm won its first Austrian Bundesliga title, pulling away from the field early on and winning the title with seven games in hand. Sturm set two records during this season; they remained unbeaten in their first 12 matches, and then for another 19 matches later in the season. At the end of the season, they amassed 81 points, an Austrian record total, winning the title with 19 points ahead of Rapid Wien. This season also saw the development of the "magic triangle" of Mario Haas, Hannes Reinmayr and Ivica Vastić.
The year 1999 saw Sturm Graz retain the title, securing the treble as they did so (league, cup and super cup), in addition to appearing in the qualification for the UEFA Champions League. Here, however, a scoreless draw with Spartak Moscow proved to be the team's only success. The 1999–2000 season saw Sturm in the Champions League for a second time, finishing third in its group. FC Tirol wrested the domestic title from Sturm's grasp, but the runners-up spot achieved was sufficient for a third trip into the following season's Champions League.
Sensationally, Sturm Graz won its Champions League Group D (against Galatasaray, Rangers and Monaco), reaching the second round for the first time. The league campaign was less successful – a fourth-place finish, the worst under Osim.
After the Champions League exploits, several key players out of the 12 who later left were not suitably replaced. Worse still, this hasty squad redevelopment devoured almost all the profit made from the European campaign. Only a small fraction of the money was invested in youth development to establish an academy. Despite this, the newly assembled team again finished in second place in the league, but failed at the qualification hurdle for the Champions League. This, together with increasing criticism from the club president, precipitated the departure of Osim after eight years at the helm.[citation needed]
2002 to 2009: ConsolidationEdit
Sturm Graz, 2010 cup winners
Franco Foda and Gilbert Gress (seven defeats in nine games) both enjoyed short and fruitless stints as coach, before former sweeper Michael Petrović took control in autumn 2003. He presided over a gradual introduction of young talent, securing the team's place in the top flight in both 2004 and 2005, finishing in seventh position.
Since 2005, Sturm has been facing financial problems and, on 1 September 2006, a petition of bankruptcy was filed by the tax authorities. Because of the financial situation, Sturm was forced to use young players who were soon sold to reconsole the club. Also in 2006, coach Michael Petrović left the club and was replaced by Franco Foda.
2009 to present day: New successesEdit
Former logo
After a fourth-place finish in 2009, the Blackies qualified for the group stage of the UEFA Europe League in 2009–10. Their opponents were Galatasaray, Panathinaikos and Dinamo București. In 2010, the Blackies won the ÖFB-Cup in Klagenfurt in front of 25,000 of its own fans against Wiener Neustadt. That was the highest number of fans ever travelling to a match in a different state.
In 2010–11, Sturm won the Austrian championship. A highlight of the season was a qualifying match against Juventus in the UEFA Europa League.
In 2011–12, Sturm played in the UEFA Champions League qualification rounds and managed to defeat Hungarian club Videoton and Zestafoni of Georgia. In the play-off, however, Sturm Graz lost against BATE Borisov, thus ensuring qualification to the group stages of the Europe League, where they were grouped with Anderlecht, Lokomotiv Moscow and AEK Athens. At the end of the season, Sturm finished fifth in the Bundesliga and head coach Franco Foda was fired after six years. With his replacement Peter Hyballa, Sturm played strong during the autumn months, but a poor spring resulted in Hyballa's dismissal before the end of the season. Luckily, Sturm managed to fourth in the final league table, albeit with the lowest number of points ever sufficed for fourth place. This ensured Europa League qualification for the subsequent year. Darko Milanič, who won several titles with Maribor in Slovenia, took the reins of the club for the 2013–14 campaign.
StadiumEdit
UPC-Arena
The traditional home of the team for many years was the Gruabn, which held over 12,000 people – almost exclusively standing – and which was characterised by its narrow playing field and the proximity of the fans to the players. From 1997 to 2005, Gruabn was used just as a training ground and for youth and amateur matches. In 2005, the ground was sold to the city of Graz to relieve the club's financial difficulties. The year 1997 saw the club's move to the Arnold Schwarzenegger Stadium, shared between Sturm and its local rivals, Grazer AK. From February 2006, the stadium was called UPC-Arena. In July 2016, Merkur Insurance won the Sponsoring rights for the stadium. The stadium is now called the Merkur Arena.
Fans and the Graz DerbyEdit
A study published in 2008 by the German market research institute Sport + Markt showed that Sturm have around 360,000 fans across Austria, which is only second to the number of Rapid Wien supporters.[3] In Europe, there are estimated to be 410,000 fans, which ranks them as the 117th-most supported club.[4]
There are several organised fan groups – the biggest and most well-known are Jewels Sturm and the Brigata Graz, which were both founded in 1994, and Grazer Sturmflut, founded two years later in 1996.
Sturm fans have a very strong friendship with fans of German 2. Bundesliga club Karlsruhe. They have also contacts with fans of Werder Bremen and fans from Pisa and Carrara in the Italian league. More recently, they have also had contacts with a group of Maribor ultras.
Sturm have a big rivalry with cross-town rivals Grazer AK, with whom they compete the Graz Derby. In 1974, there was big opposition from both sets of fans against a proposed merger to become "FC Graz." Since 1920, excluding the friendly matches (especially before the first official Styrian Cup in 1920), 197 matches have been played between the two, of which there were 185 encounters in the league (130 at the professional level and 55 at amateur level in the Styrian League); an additional five encounters in the Austrian Cup; one match in the Austrian Supercup; two meetings in the Tschammerpokal and four games in the Styrian Cup. The very first Derby took place in 1911, the last was dated 17 May 2007. So far, Sturm have won more derby matches than Grazer AK.
Other rivalries are with the two Vienna clubs (Austria Wien and Rapid Wien) due to the history of competition for trophies between the three clubs, and as with most ultras the fans have a strong dislike of Red Bull Salzburg, unhappy with the acquisition of Austria Salzburg by Austrian energy drink company Red Bull.
HonoursEdit
Champions (3): 1997–98, 1998–99, 2010–11
Runners-up (6): 1980–81, 1994–95, 1995–96, 1999–2000, 2001–02, 2017–18
Winners (5): 1995–96, 1996–97, 1998–99, 2009–10, 2017–18
Runners-up (4): 1947–48, 1974–75, 1997–98, 2001–02
Austrian Supercup
Winners (3): 1996, 1998, 1999
Runners-up (2): 1997, 2002
Austrian Amateur Champions (1): 1934
UEFA Champions League (3 participations): 1998–99, 1999–2000, 2000–01 (2nd Group stage)
UEFA Cup (11 participations): 1970–71, 1974–75, 1978–79, 1981–82, 1983–84 (Quarter-final), 1988–89, 1991–92, 1995–96, 1999–2000, 2002–03
UEFA Intertoto Cup (1): 2008 (Joint Winner)[5]
European recordsEdit
Q= Qualifying
P= Preliminary
PO = Play-off
1970–71 UEFA Cup 1
Ilves 3–0 2–4
Arsenal 1–0 0–2
Royal Antwerp 2–1 0–1
1975–76 UEFA Cup Winners' Cup 1
Slavia Sofia 3–1 0–1
Szombathelyi Haladás 2–0 1–1
Eintracht Frankfurt 0–2 0–1
1978–79 UEFA Cup 1R
Borussia Mönchengladbach 1–2 1–5
CSKA Moscow 1–0 1–2
IFK Göteborg 2–2 2–3
Sportul Studențesc 0–0 2–1
Hellas Verona 0–0 2–2
Lokomotive Leipzig 2–0 0–1
Nottingham Forest 1–1 (AET) 0–1
Servette 0–0 0–1
Utrecht 0–1 1–3
1995–96 UEFA Cup Q
Slavia Prague 0–1 1–1
Sparta Prague 2–2 1–1
APOEL 3–0 1–0
AEK Athens 1–0 0–2
1998–99 UEFA Champions League Q2
Újpest 4–0 3–2
Group C – 4th
Spartak Moscow 0–2 0–0
Internazionale 0–2 0–1
Real Madrid 1–5 1–6
Group D – 3rd, P
Marseille 3–2 0–2
Manchester United 0–3 1–2
Croatia Zagreb 1–0 0–3
Parma 3–3 (AET) 1–2
Hapoel Tel Aviv 3–0 2–1
Feyenoord 2–1 1–1
Group D – 1st, P
Rangers 2–0 0–5
Galatasaray 3–0 2–2
Monaco 2–0 0–5
Group A – 3rd
Valencia 0–5 0–2
Panathinaikos 2–0 2–1
2001 UEFA Intertoto Cup 2
Lausanne-Sport 0–1 3–3
Maccabi Haifa 3–3 0–2
Livingston 5–2 3–4
Levski Sofia 1–0 0–1 (p 8–7)
Lazio 1–3 1–0
Rànger's 5–0 1–1
VfL Wolfsburg 1–3 2–2
2008 UEFA Intertoto Cup R
Shakhtyor Soligorsk 2–0 0–0
Budapest Honvéd 0–0 2–1
2008–09 UEFA Cup Q2
Zürich 1–1 (p 2–4) 1–1
2009–10 UEFA Europa League Q2
Široki Brijeg 2–1 1–1
Petrovac 5–0 2–1
Metalist Kharkiv 1–1 1–0
Group F – 4th
Dinamo București 0–1 1–2
Dinamo Tbilisi 2–0 1–1
Juventus 1–2 0–1
Videoton 2–0 2–3
Zestafoni 1–0 1–1
BATE Borisov 0–2 1–1
UEFA Europa League Group L – 4th
Lokomotiv Moscow 1–2 1–3
Anderlecht 0–2 0–3
Breiðablik 0–1 0–0
Rubin Kazan 2–3 1–1
Mladost Podgorica 0–1 3–0
Ajax 1–3 0–2
UEFA Europa League Q3
AEK Larnaca 0–2 0–5
Haugesund 2–1 0–2
PlayersEdit
Current squadEdit
As of 4 September, 2019
Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
DF Thomas Schrammel
DF Tasos Avlonitis
MF Markus Lackner
DF Emanuel Sakić
FW Bekim Balaj
MF Otar Kiteishvili
FW Kiril Despodov (on loan from Cagliari)
MF Jakob Jantscher
FW Markus Pink
MF Philipp Huspek
DF Isaac Donkor
MF Juan Domínguez
MF Tobias Koch
DF Lukas Spendlhofer
MF Christoph Leitgeb
MF Stefan Hierländer
DF Fabian Koch
GK Jörg Siebenhandl
MF Thorsten Röcher (on loan from Ingolstadt)
MF Ivan Ljubić
GK Tobias Schützenauer
DF Vincent Trummer
MF Michael John Lema
GK Christopher Giuliani
Out on loanEdit
FW Emeka Friday Eze (at Adanaspor until 30 June 2020)
GK Fabian Ehmann (at Kapfenberg until 30 June 2019)
DF Lukas Skrivanek (at Kapfenberg until 30 June 2019)
Retired numbersEdit
Günther Neukirchner, defender (1989–2006)
Mario Haas, forward (1993–2012)
Managerial historyEdit
Leopold Kruschitz (1945–46)
Josef Molzer (1946–49)
Ludwig Durek (1950)
Franz Czernicky (1951–52)
Karl Decker (1952–54)
Janos Gerdov (1954)
Hans Gmeindl (1955)
Rudolf Strittich (1 July 1955 – 30 June 1956)
Josef Blum (1956–58)
Ludwig Durek (1958–60)
János Szép (1960–61)
Otto Mühlbauer (1961)
August Rumpf (1961–62)
Lajos Lörinczy (1962–63)
August Rumpf (1963)
Rudolf Suchanek (1963–64)
Karl Adamek (1965–66)
Franz Fuchs (1966–67)
Karl Kowanz (1967)
Gerd Springer (1967–70)
Adolf Remy (1971–72)
Karl Schlechta (1972–77)
Dr. Günther Paulitsch (1977–80)
Otto Barić (1 July 1980 – 30 June 1982)
Gernot Fraydl (1 July 1982 – 9 April 1984)
Robert Pflug (10 April 1984 – Sept 23, 1984)
Hermann Stessl (Sept 24, 1984 – 30 June 1985)
Ivan Marković (1 July 1985 – 12 Oct 1985)
Franz Mikscha (13 Oct 1985 – 30 June 1986)
Walter Ludescher (1 July 1986 – Sept 24, 1988)
Manfred Steiner (int.) (Sept 24, 1988 – 31 Oct 1988)
Otto Barić (1 Oct 1988 – 30 June 1989)
August Starek (1 July 1989 – 1 Nov 1991)
Robert Pflug (1 Nov 1991 – 1 Oct 1992)
Ladislav Jurkemik (1 Nov 1992 – 30 June 1993)
Milan Đuričić (1 July 1993 – 30 June 1994)
Ivica Osim (1 June 1994 – Sept 14, 2002)
Franco Foda (Sept 14, 2002 – 31 May 2003)
Gilbert Gress (1 July 2003 – 31 Aug 2003)
Mihailo Petrović (Sept 1, 2003 – 31 May 2006)
Franco Foda (1 July 2006 – 12 April 2012)
Thomas Kristl (int.) (12 April 2012 – 31 May 2012)
Peter Hyballa (1 June 2012 – 22 April 2013)
Markus Schopp (int.) (22 April 2013 – 3 June 2013)
Darko Milanič (4 June 2013 – Sept 23, 2014)
Günther Neukirchner (int.) (Sept 23, 2014 – Sept 30, 2014)
Franco Foda (Sept 30, 2014 – Dec 31, 2017)
Heiko Vogel (Jan 1, 2018 – Nov 05, 2018)
Günther Neukirchner (int.) (Nov 05, 2018 – Nov 12, 2018)
Roman Mählich (Nov 12, 2018 – June 31,2019)
Nestor El Maestro (July 1, 2019 - current)
Club managementEdit
AdministrationEdit
President: Christian Jauk
Coaching staffEdit
Coach: Nestor El Maestro
Asst. Coach: Nikon El Maestro
Goalkeeping Coach: Stefan Loch
Youth and Amateur Team Coach: Mohamed Sahli
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A Genuine Freakshow are set to spend the next three months touring the UK, following up the successful release of Hopscotch Machine Gun Madness, the second single off their critically acclaimed debut album, Oftentimes. Their sound, while impressively focused, covers a range of musical staples, with the group letting influences from Mew to Elbow and The National surface throughout.The Reading based seven-piece have already picked up a lot of support in the national media, seeing their single featured on Record Of The Day, as well as regular airplay on BBC 6 Music and Q Radio, while having the video for the single featured on NME.com. Having already gathered a strong following in the UK, fans old and new are sure to welcome the chance to witness one of the band's outstanding live shows.
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I believe it's important to let people know they are loved and valued. Even if you don't know them, I think we should always let people know they matter. I believe in using what you've been given to love others. We can all use our time, energy, creativity, gifts, talents and money to love people. What gifts and resources do you have that you can use to give to others? Maybe you can cook a meal for a single parent, read a book to a child, write someone a poem or a song, mow a neighbour's lawn, or start a conversation with a stranger.
I created a list of ways that I can show people love and that they matter. These are ways that resonate with my interests and abilities, but there are many more ways to express love. Some people call these "random acts of kindness." They are random in the sense that no-one has to do anything to receive them; they just have to be. Most of the time we only show love or acknowledgment when someone has done something for us, but everyone deserves to be appreciated. These acts can also be random in the sense that they are done occasionally, at the spur of the moment, almost flippantly.
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Q: Why is it better to have the induced map by a line bundle $L$ into projective space map into $\mathbb P |L|^*$? Let $L$ be a line bundle on a smooth curve $C$. If $L$ is rank $r+1$, we get a induced map $C \rightarrow \mathbb P^r$. Why do many sources (as Arbarello, Cornalba, Griffiths, Harris), define this map as
$$\begin{aligned}\phi :& C \rightarrow \mathbb P|L|^*\\&p \mapsto \{s\in |L|:s(p) =0\}\end{aligned}$$
instead of
$$\begin{aligned}\phi :& C \rightarrow \mathbb P|L|\\&p \mapsto (s_0(p),...,s_{r+1}(p))\end{aligned}$$
where $(s_0,...,s_{r+1})$ is just any basis of $|L|$? Is it just to avoid picking a basis?
Question 2) If we compose the second map with an isomorphism of $\mathbb P|L|$ to $\mathbb P|L|^*$ given by picking the same basis $(s_0,...,s_{r+1})$, does that equal the first map?

A: $\phi$ should always be viewed as a map to $\mathbb{P}|L|^*$, because every non-base point $p\in C$ natually gives a codimension $1$ hyperplane in $|L|$, i.e. $\{s\in|L|: s(p)=0\}$.
This holds not only for $C$ but also for any variety over an algebraically closed field $k$ and any closed point $p$ which is not a base point of $|L|$.


2018 has been a banner year for Marvel Studios; not only is it celebrating the 10th anniversary of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the most successful movie franchise in history, but the studio has also amassed a $4 billion global box office haul for the year thanks to the success of Black Panther, Avengers: Infinity War and Ant-Man and the Wasp.
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Many thyroid cancer patients have no choice about radioactive iodine, study reveals
Reviewed by James Ives, M.Psych. (Editor)Jul 9 2019
After thyroid cancer surgery, many patients should be in the position of deciding with their doctors whether to pursue treatment with radioactive iodine to help ease long-term follow-up and offer reassurance that the cancer is gone.
A new survey by researchers at the University of Michigan Rogel Cancer Center and U-M Institute for Healthcare Policy and Innovation suggests many patients are receiving the treatment when there's no strong indication of benefit -; and a majority may feel like they don't really have a choice about it.
If these patients are empowered to have more say in whether they receive radioactive iodine, one, it might decrease overtreatment and, two, there might be more long-term patient satisfaction with their outcomes and their choices -; especially given the burdens that side effects and treatment costs can have."
Study senior author Megan Haymart, M.D., a clinician and health services researcher at Michigan Medicine
The research team's findings appear in the Journal of Clinical Oncology.
Selective use recommended for most patients
Clinical guidelines recommend radioactive iodine for the highest risk patients, and recommend against it for the lowest risk patients. But most patients fall somewhere in the middle, where more cautious, case-by-case decision-making is recommended, Haymart explains. This places the responsibility for whether to pursue the treatment squarely on the shoulders of doctors and their patients.
In the study sample of more than 1,300 of these middle-ground patients, the researchers found that 76% received radioactive iodine and more than half felt they weren't given a choice in the matter.
The patients were identified using the National Cancer Institute Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Result registries in California and Georgia.
"In our prior work, we found that there's wide variation in the use of radioactive iodine," says Haymart, associate professor of medicine. "And in some instances we found more aggressive use or more intensive use than would be recommended by the guidelines.
"So, we wanted to look specifically at the patients' role in decision making," she says. "In this group of patients for whom selective use is recommended -; where there should be a conversation between the patient and physician -; did they feel they had a choice as to whether or not they received radioactive iodine? And, unfortunately, the answer is that many did not."
Patients' perception of not having a choice was associated both with greater receipt of the treatment, as well as with lower satisfaction with the decision after the fact, even when adjusting for treatment-related side effects, notes study first author Lauren Wallner, Ph.D., M.P.H., assistant professor of medicine at Michigan Medicine.
Long-term side effects from radioactive iodine treatment can impact patients' quality of life, Haymart says. The biggest issue is damage to patients' salivary glands and tear ducts caused by the radiation. The most commonly reported symptoms include swelling and tenderness of the salivary glands, dry mouth, increased dental cavities and excess tearing due to tear duct obstructions.
Patients may also briefly experience side effects leading up to and shortly after treatment. They may be placed on low-iodine diets that require cutting down or avoiding foods like dairy, fish and green vegetables. They also have to stop taking thyroid hormone replacement or receive injections of thyrotropin alfa (Thyrogen) prior to radioactive iodine treatment. During the period when they are off thyroid hormone replacement, patients may experience fatigue, mental slowing and weight gain. However, after radioactive iodine treatment is complete, thyroid hormone replacement is restarted and these symptoms typically resolve.
Recommendations for patients and doctors
Why are such a large percentage of patients receiving iodine treatment? Several factors may be at play, Haymart says. One is historical precedent. For many years, radioactive iodine was a standard treatment for most thyroid cancer patients -; until outcomes data cautioned that a less aggressive approach might be appropriate for those outside of the highest-risk categories.
Another might be a form of confirmation bias: If a doctor gives a treatment and their patient does well, it's easy to believe that the patient did well because of the treatment -; even if they might have done equally well without it.
Haymart says it's important for patients to ask their doctors about the potential benefits and risks of radioactive iodine treatment.
"They should ask what the side effects of this treatment are likely to be," she says. "And what the doctor expects to be different in regard to outcome if they receive the treatment or if they decide not to pursue the treatment."
On the physician side, Haymart cautions against a one-size-fits-all approach.
"Doctors should take into account the individual patient, their perspectives and their disease severity, and work with the patients to make these decisions," she says. "Especially in cases such as this where there's not great data on benefit and there are known risks, the patient needs to be fully aware of both the benefits and the risks, and be empowered to have a say in whether treatment occurs."
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This exquisite presentation bouquet is the ultimate in dramatic impact. We've chosen large headed roses in a ruby red shade as the stars of the arrangement. The creamy white and rich purple flowers add to the overall effect. This entire selection is a show-stopper. Featuring cream LA lilies, red large headed roses, purple lisianthus and ivory large headed roses expertly hand-tied with trailing asparagus fern, aralia leaves, steel grass and eucalyptus and finished with gift wrap and ribbon.


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Alasya é um termo sânscrito que significa indolência, preguiça.

Ele é um dos antaraja (obstáculos) à pratica do yoga. Explicado no Shiva purana (5.26.35) como um dos maiores inimigos a serem conquistados e o Yoga Bhashya (1.30) diz: ele é a inatividade causada pela indolência mental ou corporal, no Mahabharata (12.263.36) ele é considerado como um dos fatores que evitam alguém de conquistar a auto realização (metaforicamente como o céu no sutra).

Sadhana

Ele pode ser facilmente combatido com a pratica do pranayama sit-kari, um tipo de controle respiratório usados no hatha yoga.

Outros Obstáculos

Os outros obstáculos a pratica do yoga são: Vyadhi (doença física ou mental), Styana (falta de inclinação para a disciplina), Sanshaya (duvidas), Pramada (negligência com a prática do yoga), Avirati ( falta de vontade, causada pelo apego aos sentidos) Bhrantidarshan (pratica errônea ou enganos sobre o objetivo da pratica), Alabdha-bhumikatva (falta de atenção durante a pratica ou sadhana sem orientação) e Anawasthitatwa (falta de prática em algum atividade do sadhana obrigatório).

Ligações externas
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   inglês

Ver também
 Styana
 Tandra

Literatura da Índia
Hinduísmo
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Eat This, Not That!
How Coffee Can Help You Find Out If You Have COVID
Cheyenne Buckingham
While COVID-19 affects everyone differently, which is what makes the infectious disease such a mystery, a common symptom many COVID-19 patients share is an abrupt loss of taste and smell. In fact, this symptom has become an important clue in judging whether someone's been infected with coronavirus. And many Americans may first notice it while drinking their morning coffee.
In 2018, the National Coffee Association conducted a survey which revealed that 64% of Americans age 18 or over reported they drink coffee. With millions of us drinking the caffeinated beverage each morning, we're bound to note the absence of its familiar aroma. This could be the first sign that we contracted the virus and need to stay away from others and quarantine. (Related: The One Vitamin Doctors Are Urging Everyone to Take Right Now.)
"We have long known that people can lose their sense of smell after other viral infections, such as the flu, but the percentage of people who have had this problem with COVID-19 is quite remarkable," James Schwob, a professor of developmental, molecular, and chemical biology at Tufts University School of Medicine said in a recent interview with the university.
"Sometimes loss of smell is a COVID-19 patient's only symptom. Any symptom that can be tied directly to the disease becomes an important one to be aware of, so that it can be used to guide testing and keep people from unknowingly spreading the disease," Schwob adds.
Essentially, the professor suggests that keeping up with your morning coffee routine is a good way to keep tabs on whether you should go and get a test.
"One of the things that can be done pretty easily, pretty objectively by someone at home would be to take some ground coffee and see how far away you can hold it and still smell it," he says. "If your nose is not congested and you have trouble recognizing those or other scents that are familiar to you, you might want to call your doctor about getting tested."
In fact, The Daily Coffee News recently reported that its own, "review of scientific literature and anecdotal advice from scholars of taste and smell shows dozens of examples of coffee being used as the barometer for a kind of sniff-test for COVID-19, in part for its distinct smell and also for its broad global availability in homes."
Unfortunately, some who have recovered from the virus experience a prolonged period in which they can't smell or taste properly, while an unlucky minority will find that their senses have been severely altered. Bar manager of Crown Shy in New York City, Jonathan Lind, told Food&Wine that after seven months of testing positive for COVID-19, "I was starting to be able to smell and taste things that weren't there, and I was picking up flavors that others wouldn't have agreed with."
For example, he describes aged spirits tasting like "pineapple made of cardboard" and compares a diet Coke to what he would assume a cosmetic product would taste like. Of course, this doesn't happen to everyone who loses their sense of taste and smell—others say food continues to taste bland a few weeks after recovering from the virus.
In short, if you cannot smell your coffee in the morning, it's time to self-isolate and get a test. And for more, be sure to check out 10 Coffee Hacks for Weight Loss, According to Registered Dietitians.
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Mishal Husain presents seasonal dispatches ranging from the Christmas card sender you can't reply to, festive policing, seeking new soul mates and wassailing with a horse's skull.
In the Christmas edition, Mishal Husain introduces dispatches from journalists and writers around the United Kingdom which reflect the range of contemporary life in the country.
Ian McMillan tells a story known with subtle variations across the country - the Christmas card that's received each year but which can't be acknowledged because you've lost the address of the people who send it. They aren't relatives, they're not friends and they're not really acquaintances. But their card says something profound beyond the sentiments it contains.
Meanwhile, Jane Labous joins the Special Constables on Christmas patrol. They're part of the police force in England, Scotland and Wales and yet not for they are volunteers who have the power to detain and fine those who break the law. At a time of tight police budgets in Dorset, the regular police tell Jane, without the Specials there would be many fewer arrests. But who are the Specials and what is the essential job they perform for no salary?
Those who are single at Christmas may be thinking the best present they could have is a partner to shower them with affection and maybe the odd gift. Increasingly, they are turning to technology to find that special one and Melanie Abbott discovers if online dating is delivering for them.
With the seasonal party season in full flood, Datshiane Navanayagam reveals that while she loves make-up, she'd rather wear it indoors, unseen by the rest of us, and then wipe it off and go to bed than show it in public. Can a celebrity make-up artist she approaches change her mind?
And Garry Owen explains why a rude horse is coming to call more frequently in Wales at this time of year and how she should be greeted if there's a knock at your door.
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during this period of intentional movement.
One of my intentions was to love my body better.
and yet I see I still have a ways to go.
the gifts are found in the journey.
that there has been lingering shame within my life.
of which I was not aware.
"Really??? How much more "slowed down" can I be???!!!
driving me closer to the freedom I live/strive for.
the company of your spirit.
so very powerful. I've loved reading this journey of yours ( which continues as you said). I'm working on some shame issues of my own too. Facing them has taken courage but looking at them doesn't frighten me any more. I have compassion for the younger me now. I was doing the only thing I knew how at the time.
I'm always touched and enlightened by your life discoveries.
Sharing them brings a little more harmony in our world.
this post, your discoveries....inspiration for me to look inward, move forward.
The thing about even the bad decisions is that they've led us here to this glorious shining moment. Perhaps we should love them even more for being very good signposts, directing us to healing. Love you!!!
well said my wise friend...well said!
Its interesting how the physical challenge and spiritual journey go together. As I mentioned to you, what came up for me in this month's journey was lingering fears. I know I have had much healing in this area, but there are many layers and things that I never would have identified as fear I am now realizing are forms of it. Thanks for sharing your journey my lovely friend, always so good to have your beautiful words and insight inspire me.


Excellent principles for organising. I think I need to find a more viable option for TBR and projects than overflowing night tables.
I've been able to free up space on my bedside table such that it now has two sensible shelves: one for review copies in date order, and one for library books in the order in which I want to read them.
I'm in awe! My shelves were once beautifully ordered but it's become a case of cramming things in where I can and much head scratching about what has to go to the charity shop when that really can't be done. My academic partner is threatening me/flagging up his ever increasing 'library' at work but I'm sticking my head in the sand and my fingers in my ears over that.
Alas, I only culled 5 books during this recent reorganization. If space were at a premium I would have had to be more ruthless.
Such a great blessing to receive the new bookcase! I dream of living in a home where there are myriad built-in shelves, because I now need another bookcase myself.
Madame Librarian, you have nothing to be ashamed of. I laud you!
The new bookcase is a thing of beauty! Enjoy it!
Most of my books are in complete disarray these days. Not sure when that happened, or when I'll get around to doing something about it. I'm quite liking the chaos! I did implement a holding shelf though, such as you've described. It certainly helps!
Some people function very well with chaos! I like knowing exactly where a book will be. It must be my librarian training. I'm glad to hear the holds shelf idea has worked well for you. I think in future weeks I may expand it and put it down on the new (old!) bookcase as a way of featuring new arrivals and encouraging myself to pick them up.
So exciting! What an absolutely beautiful bookcase. I'm impressed with all your categorising and rearranging as well.
The new bookcase is beautiful. I am in the process of mulling over a new bookcase for the only space I have for one, one side of the bathroom door. That will then hold my pretty books and more of my books about books, allowing my Iris Murdoch first editions to move up their bookcase so as not to be so near the floor. I have non-fiction downstairs and fiction up top, with the TBR and pretty books / books about books on the middle floor. In genre pretty well, though I have a "Cool books" shelf for weird non-fiction that doesn't fit anywhere. I also have piles of books to be shelved, a space in fiction but not enough access to the fiction shelves to shift them around, and piles of books to register for BookCrossing, this last set of sets of books is annoying me!
I like your "Cool books" idea. I have a small general nonfiction area for books that don't quite fit anywhere else. It comes between Travel and Cats for some reason! I wish I had a nicer place to display my literary reference books — perhaps that's another option for the antique case.
Mine's vaguely …. very vaguely mind you, Dewey.
Ooh, I'm impressed! I keep topics together, but not so strictly — science and medicine mixed in with nature, for instance; politics, sociology, etc. jumbled together in a general nonfiction area.
Well, I wouldn't say the British Library would approve my categorisation. But I was a library assistant on leaving school, so I just know it, even now, pretty well.
I could pretend that I have all my bookshelves organised used but though I have tri d to do this it always ends up a mess. I organised them once according to categories of classics/booker winners/crime/historical fiction/world lit but it Didn't last long. So then I tried alphabetical which failed miserably when I bought new books and had to totally rearrange th shelves to accommodate the newcomers. So now I just separate read from unread.
Whatever works for you! I'm quite a stickler for alphabetizing within subject — must be those librarian years sticking with me — so I just rearrange as need be.
As for my books, they're in total disarray. I don't keep many books, actually, for someone who reads as much as I do. I only keep books I think I might actually read again. So after I read a book, I make a determination on whether or not I want to keep it. I have only three sets of shelves and a tiny house, so space is at a premium! And my bookshelves also house papers and boardgames and DVDs. Yeah, it's kind of chaotic. But I'm okay with that! One day, when we get a bigger house, I'd love to have some proper shelves. Built-in shelves have been my dream.
I'd forgotten that tip of hers. It seems like a sensible idea, but I'd want the empty shelf to be somewhere inconspicuous. Actually, the bottom shelf of my hall bookcase is almost empty right now, so maybe I won't add anything else to it.
I noticed that your physical TBR seems pretty short for a big reader. I guess since you're at the library every day you might as well get most of your reading material from there!
I would love built-in shelves too.
Absolutely, working at the library every day cuts down my book purchasing in a big way! And I'm kind of an "under-buyer" too. But even so I do have about 45-50 unread books at home.
I was at 320 unread books at last count 😉 It's a good general practice to not hoard things, but I make an exception for books.
Lovely! I have recently started using what was an empty bottom shelf in the hall for "next" reads, a mix of my own books and library loans (which I have been trying to finish with in a single loan period for the last year or so, after a lifetime of max-renewing). It's been getting more and more full each month for the past three months; I'm starting to think that I've already outgrown those good intentions.
I love your old Duncton Wood copies; I no longer have mine. And I am curious about that massive green-spined Virago. Is it one of the PIlgrimage volumes? I feel like I know it (have it) but can't quite decipher it!
That's what my "hold shelf" (the top of the hall bookcase) looks like at the moment: a mixture of review copies, project reads and library books that I'll be picking up soon. At some point I will probably convert it into a proper shelf.
My husband read the whole Duncton Wood series as a child. These are his copies, some quite battered. I will try at least one, as I loved Watership Down and the Brian Jacques books as a child so may like these as well.
I think the Virago you've spotted is Deerbrook by Harriet Martineau, which I bought secondhand ages ago after I learned of her connections with the Brontes, but have not read yet.
I love your new bookshelf, and reading about your organizing ideas/plans! My books are mostly jumbled. But I have tried to keep my Canadian books together on the same shelves. That's something, anyway. I also have a few piles of "want to read soon", but these usually remain just as untouched as the rest of the unread books. (My reading is a mystery to even myself!) I also have a pile on the windowsill in the kitchen that are 1) review books sent to me 2) books recently read that I want to write about, and 3) library books.
I agree, the making of "soon" piles can backfire 😉 I keep piles of review books and library books on my bedside table shelves, and the pile of the books I've read and need to write up is next to my old PC. It was rather a teetering stack this morning, so I went through four of them…but there are plenty more to get to this afternoon!


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Moby Dick is a 1930 American pre-Code film from Warner Bros., directed by Lloyd Bacon, and starring John Barrymore, Joan Bennett and Walter Lang. The film is a sound remake of the 1926 silent movie, The Sea Beast, which also starred Barrymore. It is the first adaption film of Herman Melville's 1851 novel Moby Dick which includes a soundtrack.

Plot
The film tells of a sea captain's maniacal quest for revenge on a great white whale that has bitten off his leg.

After disembarking in New Bedford, Ahab Ceely meets and falls in love with Faith Mapple, the daughter of the local minister. Although courted by Ahab's brother Derek, she falls in love with the daring-do Ahab.  She is heartbroken when he leaves on another voyage, but says she will wait three years for him to return. During this next voyage, Ahab loses his right leg to Moby Dick, a white whale. When Ahab returns to New Bedford, he mistakenly believes that the woman he loves no longer wants to see him due to his disfigurement, an opinion encouraged by Ahab's brother, who wants Faith for himself. Ahab vows revenge against the whale, and to kill it or be killed in the process, and returns to sea. Eventually, Ahab raises enough capital to buy and be captain of his own ship, but no one wants to crew with him because of his passion for destroying Moby Dick. On a resupply visit to New Bedford, most of the crew deserts the ship.  Ahab directs his first mate to shanghai a crew and unknowingly takes his brother on board. Although the crew mutinies, Moby Dick is sighted, and Ahab heads the harpoon boats out to spear him; driven with a bloodlust, he harpoons Moby Dick and kills him. The crew boils the sperm whale down for whale oil, and they return to New Bedford, where Ahab and Faith are reunited.

Cast
John Barrymore as Captain Ahab Ceely
Joan Bennett as Faith Mapple
Lloyd Hughes as Derek Ceely
Noble Johnson as Queequeg
Nigel De Brulier as Elijah
Walter Long as Mr Stubbs
May Boley as Whale Oil Rosie
Tom O'Brien as Starbuck
John Ince as Reverend Mapple

Foreign-language versions
One foreign-language version of the 1930 film of Moby Dick was produced. The German version was titled Dämon des Meeres and was directed by Michael Curtiz.

Box office
According to Warner Bros. records. the film earned $579,000 domestically and $218,000 foreign.

Preservation status
The film survives intact and has been broadcast on television and cable and is available through Warner Archive DVD-on-demand. A print has long been preserved at the Library of Congress.

Comparison to novel

Moby Dick was considered a loose adaptation of the novel; Marc Di Paolo said it was "a poorly conceived and unfaithful version . . . in which Ahab . . . slays the white whale at the end and goes home to his true love."  Walter C. Metz said the film excludes the novel's central character Ishmael and "produces a conventional Hollywood love story between Ahab and Faith, the invented daughter of Rev. Mapple, whose moral purity reforms Ahab from a bawdy sailor into a marriageable man." Metz also said that the film created Ahab's back story, having a love story that does not appear in the novel.

References

External links
Moby Dick at the TCM Movie Database

1930 films
1930 adventure films
American black-and-white films
Remakes of American films
1930s English-language films
Films based on Moby-Dick
Films directed by Lloyd Bacon
Films set in the 1830s
Films set in the 1840s
American multilingual films
Sea adventure films
Sound film remakes of silent films
Warner Bros. films
American adventure films
1930 multilingual films
1930s American films


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Five things to watch in HS football's Week 9
Five things to watch in Week 9 of the high school football season
Five things to watch in HS football's Week 9 Five things to watch in Week 9 of the high school football season Check out this story on lcsun-news.com: https://www.lcsun-news.com/story/sports/high-school/football/2019/10/16/new-mexico-high-school-football-five-things-watch-hs-footballs-week-9/3999830002/
Justin Martinez, Las Cruces Sun-News Published 12:43 p.m. MT Oct. 16, 2019
Week 9 of the high school football season begins on Thursday. (Photo: Nathan J Fish/Sun-News)
LAS CRUCES - It's about to get real.
The District 3-6A title race is on the home stretch, and Week 9 boasts some make-or-break games for a number of teams.
I'll be your driver for this weekend's slate of games, so buckle up and sign your name at the bottom of the waiver. We have a pretty wild ride ahead of us, and I'm not trying to get sued.
Here are the top five things to watch in Week 9.
5. All-in Aaron
Don't bet against Aaron Thompson.
The Mayfield senior running back has been harder to stop than Ross Geller at an engagement ring shop all season, but he managed to total just 21 rushing yards on eight carries in the Trojans' 33-7 loss to Centennial last week.
The outing marked a season low for the explosive back, but Week 9's matchup is exactly what the doctor ordered. On the schedule is a game against Gadsden, who just allowed Hobbs to erupt for a season-high 43 points in Week 8.
Expect Thompson and the rest of the Trojans' ground game to return to their dominant ways as they try to rebound from last week's loss and stay in the District 3-6A title race.
Mayfield (4-2, 2-1 District 3-6A) is set to play at Gadsden on Friday at 7 p.m..
4. Unleash the sauce
The Las Cruces Bulldawgs enjoyed their Week 8 bye in style by cooking burgers at school on Wednesday.
Yours truly was fortunate enough to try a cheeseburger with head coach Mark Lopez's secret sauce on it, and I used all of my journalism skills to try and uncover its ingredients to no avail.
But, while one must respect another man's sauce secrecy, the Bulldawgs had no problem revealing a whole other secret in Week 7's win over Centennial.
Las Cruces brought out William Magee to take some snaps at quarterback in a wildcat formation for the first time all season, and the 6-foot-3, 240-pound senior inflicted some serious damage. Magee bulldozed his way to 62 rushing yards and one touchdown on nine carries.
Now the secret is out, and we'll see if the Bulldawgs turn their Hulk of a senior again when they face Onate this Thursday at 7 p.m.
3. Some 5A love
Bet you didn't see this one coming.
While this weekly series is usually exclusive to District 3-6A games, a spot had to be reserved for a premier contest in 5A between the No. 7-ranked Deming Wildcats and the No. 9-ranked Santa Teresa Desert Warriors.
Santa Teresa boasts a strong defensive core led by Sam Flores. The senior defensive end has 60 tackles, four sacks and one interception to his name this season.
Meanwhile, Deming brings the offense. The Wildcats are led by senior Ceazer Chaves, who is one of the most explosive running backs in the state for 5A football.
Chavez racked up 1,246 rushing yards and 21 total touchdowns last season en route to an All-State First Team selection, and the Desert Warriors' defense will have its hands full trying to contain him.
Kickoff is set for 7 p.m. on Friday at Santa Teresa.
2. Dawg catchers
Run, dawg!
The No. 4-ranked Las Cruces Bulldawgs are sitting at the top of the District 3-6A standings with an unblemished 3-0 record, and they have plenty of teams on their tail.
With three other squads boasting just one district loss, there's no room for error for Las Cruces as it takes on a winless Oñate team that's looking to play spoiler.
The Knights are still in search of their first win of the season and are under the leadership of Matthew Saenz, who had quite the performance last time he played at the Field of Dreams. The junior quarterback threw for 218 passing yards and two touchdowns in Oñate's 42-28 loss to Hobbs in Week 7.
But the Bulldawgs are playing as well as any team in the state right now, and they'll look to fend off the upset-minded group come Thursday night.
1. Las Cruces Sun-News Game of the Week: Centennial vs. Hobbs
The Las Cruces Sun-News Game of the Week is Centennial's home game against Hobbs.
The Hawks (7-1, 3-1 District 3-6A) enter the game as the No. 6-ranked team in the state and are fresh off a 33-7 win over No. 8-ranked Mayfield in Week 8.
While Centennial's offense has fluctuated throughout the season in terms of favoring the run or the pass, one constant in the attack is senior quarterback Aidan Trujillo.
The dual-threat quarterback threw for a ludicrous 252 yards and five touchdowns in the win over the Trojans, but he's also capable of running for triple digits like he did against Sandia in Week 4 (113 yards and two touchdowns). Keeping the deadly scrambler in the pocket will be key for the Eagles' defense.
For Hobbs (2-5, 2-1 District 2-1), the team enters the contest on a two-game winning streak. The Eagles also only have one loss in district play, making Friday's showdown a virtual must win for both teams in the regular-season title race.
Hobbs' offense is led by a dynamic duo of junior quarterback Jarren Lewis and senior running back Isaiah Vaughn. Lewis threw for 220 yards and three touchdowns in the team's most recent win over Gadsden, while Lewis torched the Panthers for 196 total yards of offense.
Limiting turnovers will be the key for the Eagles, who can't afford to set up the Hawks with good field position.
Players such as Centennial cornerback Karsten Rueckner, who has five interceptions in the last five games, are sure to try and disrupt Lewis' rhythm. We'll see if the junior quarterback and company can take care of the football and put points on the board.


The Small Cinema and Oldham Libraries present a special dementia friendly screening of the classic musical.
The Wizard of Oz stars legendary Judy Garland as Dorothy, an innocent farm girl whisked out of her earthbound existence into a land of pure imagination.
This relaxed screening is for people living with dementia and memory loss, their family, friends and carers. Join us for free tea, coffee and biscuits and a chance to meet and socialise 30 minutes before the film starts at 1pm.
Tickets are £3 each (accompanying carers are free).


The Town Council established the FHS Community Survey Ad Hoc Committee on May 15, 2018. The Committee was charged with soliciting proposals to hire a consultant to facilitate a citizen survey poll focused on the Farmington High School facility, selecting a consultant, working with the consultant to prepare the survey, and reporting the results of the survey to the Town Council and Board of Education.
The input collected from the survey will assist town leaders in developing future upgrades and updates to the Farmington High School Facility.
Why are you doing a telephone survey instead of an online survey?
While online surveys work well, a mixed access (cell and landline) survey was selected for many important reasons including: completing 400 randomly selected resident interviews, ensuring only Farmington residents are included, ensuring only adults (18+) are included, ensuring the sample is proportional to population contribution geographically. The randomness of the sample draw also helps ensure representativeness.
In an online survey, the researcher, the Center for Research and Public Policy (CRPP) would not be able to guarantee any of these important reasons for a phone survey. Further, while CRPP can block multiple responses from the same IP address, individuals can mount campaigns among friends/others directing them to an online link to complete the survey – introducing bias into the survey.
Traditionally surveys in this country range from about 400 to 1000. Municipalities typically will conduct 400 samples while samples of 500 or 600 are common on a state level and 1000 size samples are used for national polls / surveys. Sample size is selected based on budget constraints as well as desired margins for error. For example, a 400 sample survey has an associated margin for error of +/-5.0% at a 95% confidence level while a national poll of 1000 has an associated margin for error of +/-3.0% at the same confidence level.
Sample for a 400 survey is carefully pulled by U.S. Census data on the Tract, Group Block and Block levels to ensure geographical representativeness.
The survey will be conducted between October 15th and October 26th.
The results will be presented to the FHS Community Survey Ad Hoc Committee at their November 1, 2018 meeting. The meeting agenda will be posted here. Please click here to add your name to the agenda distribution list.
Will you only call land lines?
Land Lines and Cell Phone numbers will be selected, at random, to participate in the survey.
Who will be calling me?
Researchers from the Center for Research and Public Policy will be calling residents. Caller ID may show various names including but not limited to CRPP, Ctr. For Res, Center for Research, The Center, Grt Blue, Great Blue, and GB Research.
How did you select the consultant?
The FHS Community Survey Ad Hoc Committee solicited proposals from firms to conduct a survey of Farmington residents focused on the Farmington High School facility. The Committee received 5 responses to the RFP, and interviewed 3 firms before selecting CRPP to administer the survey.
Come to our meetings! Have a question or comment for the committee? Complete the online comment form by clicking here.
I received a call but then was told my results weren't eligible, why?
This survey will sample 400 Farmington residents over the age of 18. These 400 surveys need to be representative of the Farmington population. Therefore the survey research consultant uses U.S. Census demographic data to determine the proportion and types of respondents needed to satisfy the various demographic data points. As the survey is conducted the researcher watches over the completed surveys to ensure that they are getting the right number of surveys in the various categories. Towards the end of the survey, when most of the data has been collected, a survey may be excluded if a demographic data point has already been met. For example, if the survey has met or come close to the percentage of residents over 65 years of age, the researcher will stop including those respondents in that age cohort. In this case the researcher would tell the respondent that they were not eligible to be included in the survey.
The survey research consultant takes all responses from the 400 sample and analyzes the results with statistical modeling. This modeling takes the results and allows them to be applicable on a town wide basis within a margin of error of +/- 5.0%.