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My New Album "Silhouette" - Pre-Order
It's been a couple of years since I released my last album Opus 1880 and now it's time for the next one, which is called Silhouette and can be pre-ordered here until the 20th of March, which is the release date.
Silhouette is a colourful, melodic, and emotional guitar-oriented progressive rock album, influenced by bands like Pink Floyd, Yes, Marillion, Jethro Tull, Dream Theater, Fates Warning, and Opeth, and it's mostly instrumental work with the exception of the song Perspectives where the listeners can enjoy the captivating vocals of Maja Shining from the Danish metal band Forever Still.
Another notable guest-appearance to the album is the guitar hero Jeff Loomis, currently a member of Arch Enemy and well-known for his work with the I iconic metal band Nevermore.
In the album, I recorded almost all of the instrument parts, as my musical palette, besides the guitar, also incorporates keyboards, bass, mandolin, lap steel guitar, fretless guitar, electric sitar, and flute. The drums are recorded by Victor Alexandrov with whom I have played as a support act for artists like Stu Hamm, Greg Howe (video) and Dream Theater (video).
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The Cult of Personality
by J.R. Blackwell | Nov 2, 2007 | Story
Author : J.R.Blackwell, Staff Writer
"I was a fat old man way before it got popular." The fat old man leaned across the old fashioned, wooden bar. "When I chose this body it was before what's-his-face got on the Feeds about bellies and beards. I decided I wanted to be big, on my own, for, whatsit, philosophical reasons."
"Oh yeah?" said the bartender, distantly sympathetic.
"I wanted to fill up space." The old man gestured at his girth.
The bartender nodded, cleaning a glass. The old man continued. "I was raised in the Cult of Barbie. Really, I was. I know I don't look like it now but I'd been a Barbie all my life. I know, doesn't show to look at me now, but I was one of the plastic people, shiny hair, long legs, perfect surgical tan. I used to wear miniskirts. And the shoes, rows and rows of them. My closets, if you could have seen them then, you would have been amazed."
The fat old man, who wasn't really old at all, pushed himself back from the bar and stood, pointing at his feet. "You know how many shoes I've got now? Two, the ones I'm wearing. I didn't take this body to be fashionable."
The bartender raised an eyebrow. "Then why did you take it?"
Shaking his finger, the old man came back to sit on the barstool. "It's not to rebel against the Cult, if that's what you think."
"Didn't even come to my mind." said the bartender.
"I did it to be free. You always had to watch yourself with the Barbie's. You always had to be perfect." He shook his head. "I did it. It was the way I was raised. I went through Skipper then the initiation to a full Barbie, the whole thing. You ever dated a Barbie?"
"Do I look like I make enough money to date a Barbie?"
The old man laughed. "No, you don't. But they slum it sometimes. Although they always drive the bankrupt ones to tears. I remember. I couldn't do it anymore. I couldn't take more money and spend it on clothes, crap really, just crap. I wanted to be covered by fat, my inner self-hidden. I wanted a big beard so you couldn't ignore me. I wanted to be a drunk, I wanted to smell like a man whose been somewhere besides the mall and the compound."
The bartender placed the glass upside down on the shelf. "You've been places since those days, then?"
"Oh yes." said the old man. "I've seen up more skirts than when I lived among them. I've walked far in these good shoes. Then, when I want to disappear, I'm not pretty enough to notice." He sighed over his drink. "But now, that damned actors made my look popular."
"You gonna change then?" said the bartender.
"I have to, don't I? I'm not one of those fad bodies."
"So you're worried that people will see you as fashionable then?"
"Yes." The old man looked into his drink, his face warped in the brown liquid. "You know what?" he said, looking up at the bartender. "Screw em. I'm not changing. I'll be this way long after they've found another body type to take."
"You'll be even further out of fashion then."
"You're right, you're damned right." The old man slammed his fist onto the bar, triumphant. "Bartender, another drink to celebrate." He raised his glass "To the death of fashion." He said. "May we all fall out of style."
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Stouffville GO Line sees significant changes
Let's bring you up to speed on what's different along the line and where it's all leading.
If you live anywhere along the Stouffville rail corridor, you may have seen various Metrolinx construction notices and sites and wondered what was happening.
Work is underway to develop the Stouffville line into a rapid transit network that will take you not just to and from downtown Toronto but will connect you with surrounding communities – part of what Metrolinx has dubbed the 'network effect'.
GO Expansion means the Stouffville line will ultimately offer frequent, electrified train service in both directions, with trains every 15 minutes or better, as well as access to transit connections.
Check out some recent changes along the Stouffville line:
Here's a new culvert and bridge at the West Highland Creek (Metrolinx photo)
The Corridor
Work on adding a second track to the rail corridor between Kennedy and Unionville GO Stations is advancing through a number of projects. Along the corridor, infrastructure is being upgraded to allow for a second track. Most recently, two culverts and bridges over them have been constructed on the West Highland Creek (north of Lawrence Avenue, which will allow for double tracking the line at this location). You can see in the image above that the culvert and bridge are designed to carry trains above the West Highland Creek without disturbing the water flow. The temporary access shown in the picture will be removed, the creek will be re-established, and the adjacent lands will be naturalized. If you're in the area, you may also have noticed that more than 1,250 metres of noise wall have been installed. These walls are one of the ways Metrolinx is mitigating sound from the corridor in surrounding areas.
At Kennedy GO Station, crews work on the mighty steel components. (Metrolinx photo)
Kennedy Progress
At Kennedy GO Station, teams have completed the installation of 60 tons of structural steel which will form the entrance to the GO building. There will be four entrances at Kennedy GO Station, and all will be accessible. The Stouffville GO service is just one of the options available at the emerging Kennedy transit hub. Customers will be able to get to Kennedy Station in several ways, including the Eglinton Crosstown line, which will operate as the TTC's Line 5 Eglinton and will offer accessible service at every station and stop, from Kennedy to Mount Dennis.
There is lots of important work going on that customers may never see.
Less Salt and More Grip
The image above, from Unionville Station, shows the system that melts snow and ice at the platform level to maintain safe walking conditions. This also reduces the need for salt or other corrosive materials on the platforms during winter months. Salt can also damage the rails over time, so less salt on the platform means less salt makes its way to the rail corridor, which is another positive. Once the system is installed, crews will pour concrete to form the platform. The system is being installed at the east and west platform and both are expected to be complete by the end of this year.
As part of Milliken GO progress update, crews pour concrete on the rail corridor raceway duct bank. (Metrolinx photo)
Further up the line at Milliken, crews are doing some important work that will help behind the scenes.
As the station is built, Metrolinx is installing all of the services that are required today and into the future.
The rail corridor raceway provides the capacity to expand operations in the future. The conduits (piping) shown in the above photo are left empty and available for additional utilities to be installed in the future. After the concrete pour, crews will install the site-specific utilities, backfill the area and then build the new platform on top.
Agincourt GO Station building at the east elevation. (Metrolinx photo)
Something you will see is all the work that has been completed at Agincourt GO Station.
The new building (above) is nearing completion. Crews are installing aluminum composite material panels on the exterior of the building, completing window and door installations and working on interior furnishings, lighting and signage. The old station building was demolished because it conflicted with construction of the new west side train platform. In case you missed it, see the video of the old Agincourt GO building coming down here.
A regulator machine distributes ballast around the track at the new Lincolnville GO station. (Metrolinx photo)
Lincolnville GO
Construction at the new Lincolnville GO Station is well underway. The track has been resurfaced (shown above) to ensure riders can suitably access the train from the proposed platform. The machine pictured is called a regulator and it distributes the ballast (the small rocks under the tracks) evenly to provide more stability and prevent settlement under rails and switches. Track structure has been renewed with new ballast material, along with new concrete ties.
Also at Lincolnville GO, construction has started on the mini-platform, and work is happening on the site's services (storm water and sanitary systems). You can read more about the improved Lincolnville GO Station here.
As Metrolinx continues to expand service on the Stouffville line, GO Transit becomes better, faster and easier. This means more frequent service in the middle of day, and on evenings and weekends.
by Rosie Hales communications senior advisor, Teresa Ko Metrolinx communications senior advisor


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The Seniors Section have an impressive new trophy. It is The Queensferry Cup, to be played for in their annual team match by the Senior Sections of the New Club of St Andrews and Kilspindie. It was most generously donated to us by Alan Sharp of NGC & KGC and Howard Greenwell of NGC. The Cup was presented to us on Thursday 2nd August by Alan & Howard, accepted by me on behalf of Kilspindie Seniors. There is also a slightly less magnificent trophy for the runner up! Fittingly, both Clubs are already engraved upon the Cup, with NGC winning on the Jubilee at St Andrews in 2017 with Kilspindie very satisfactorily gaining its revenge in 2018 at Kilspindie.
Our sincere thanks to both Alan & Howard, not only for the Cup but also for all their efforts in getting this match established.


Today's bonus features are some thumbnails from Issue No. 3!
Which design should I use for the cover to Issue No. 3?
And the winner is … Blind Justice! Good choice!
I'll get to work on that. One more day of bonus features on Friday, then the cover on Sunday and we'll get started on Issue No. 4! That one's gonna be the most spectacular, action-packed issue yet. Plus hero pants and explosions! Don't miss it.


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Around 750 people have been evacuated from campsites in southern France after torrential rain caused flash flooding. Rescuers used helicopters to evacuate people, including many children and tourists in the Gard region. A 70-year-old German man was said to be missing after reportedly being swept away inside his van at one campsite. Four German citizens were also taken to hospital for hypothermia. Footage posted on social media showed dramatic scenes of flooding.


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Krista Posch (* 10. Januar 1948 in Bozen, Südtirol) ist eine Südtiroler Schauspielerin, Sängerin, Moderatorin und Synchronsprecherin. Sie hat in zahlreichen deutschsprachigen Produktionen bei Theater, Film und Fernsehen mitgewirkt.

Leben und Karriere
Krista Posch wuchs in Bozen als Tochter des Südtiroler Politikers Pepi Posch (1914–1991) und der Kunst- und Antiquitätenhändlerin Elisabeth "Lily" Kronau (1923–2013) auf, ihre Schwester war die Autorin und Medizinjournalistin Ursula Goldmann-Posch (1949–2016). Sie arbeitete vor ihrer Schauspielausbildung am Wiener Max Reinhardt Seminar als Sprecherin und Moderatorin beim Sender Rai Bozen und dem Bayerischen Rundfunk, München. Während ihrer Ausbildung spielte sie bereits am Theater in der Josefstadt, drehte ihre ersten Filme (z. B. Der Weg ins Freie), spielte die Eav bei den Tiroler Volksspielen in Die Eav – Die Wollust von Franz Kranewitter und die Hauptrolle der stigmatisierten Magd in Stigma von Felix Mitterer. Anschließend war sie von 1982 bis 1986 am Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus und von 1986 bis 1991 am Bayerischen Staatsschauspiel in München engagiert. In Düsseldorf spielte sie unter anderem die Angelika in der Uraufführung Die bucklige Angelika von Jörg Graser und die Lena in Georg Büchners Leonce und Lena, in München u. a. die Dora in Die Gerechten von Camus, Shen Te Shui Ta in Der gute Mensch von Sezuan von Bertolt Brecht und die Rosalind in William Shakespeares Wie es euch gefällt, zudem hatte Krista Posch u. a. Gastengagements am Zürcher Schauspielhaus als Mascha in Drei Schwestern von Anton Tschechow und bei den Münchner Opernfestspielen als Agnes Bernauer in Carl Orffs Die Bernauerin.

Seit 1992 ist sie freischaffend und stand für viele Film- und Fernsehproduktionen vor der Kamera. Krista Posch spielte als Gast am Münchner Volkstheater die Helene Schweiger in Felix Mitterers In der Löwengrube und Terry Gutmann in Anne Mearas Erfolgskomödie Afterplay. An den Münchner Kammerspielen war Krista Posch in den Spielzeiten 2001/2002 bis 2004/2005 in Franz Wittenbrinks Liederabend Die Welt wird schöner mit jedem Tag zu sehen.

Darüber hinaus arbeitet Krista Posch für Film, TV, Rundfunk, Dokumentation und Hörspiel auch häufig mit ihrer Stimme. Sie ist bzw. war die Synchronstimme von Charlotte Rampling, Miranda Richardson, Marisa Paredes, Ellen Burstyn oder Julie Christie. Im Jahr 2000 moderierte sie die 14. Ausgabe der Songs an einem Sommerabend und trat dabei auch als Sängerin auf.

Krista Posch ist in zweiter Ehe mit dem Schauspieler Jan Eberwein verheiratet. Sie lebt und arbeitet in München.

Auszeichnungen
 1983: Förderpreis für Literatur der Landeshauptstadt Düsseldorf
 1989: Preis des Vereins der Freunde des bayerischen Staatsschauspiels
 1990: Internationaler Theaterpreis von Quebec

Filmografie (Auswahl)

Kino-Filme (Auswahl)
 1981: Kopfstand, Regie: Ernst Josef Lauscher
 2005: Stillleben, Regie: Marcel Ahrenholz
 2006: Vier Töchter, Regie: Rainer Kaufmann

TV-Filme (Auswahl)
 1982: Der Weg ins Freie, Regie: Karin Brandauer
 1985: Mord im Spiel, Regie: Hartmut Griesmayr
 1988: Lockvögel, Regie: Rolf Silber
 1993: Vom Mörder und seiner Frau, Regie: Wolfgang B. Heine
 1994: Ciao, Bello, Regie: Peter Patzak
 1994: Die skandalösen Frauen, Regie: Xaver Schwarzenberger
 1995: Tatort – Kolportage, Regie: Hans Noever
 1995–96: Das Geständnis, Regie: Kitty Kino
 1996: Tatort – Die Abrechnung, Regie: Markus Fischer
 1997: Das ewige Lied, Regie: Franz Xaver Bogner
 2000: Jenseits, Regie: Max Färberböck
 2001: Die Wasserfälle von Slunj, Regie: Peter Patzak
 2002: In einer Nacht wie dieser, Regie: Susanne Schneider
 2004: Bauernprinzessin, Regie: Susanne Zanke
 2004: Der Traum meines Mannes, Regie: Karl Kases
 2006: Bauernprinzessin II – Kopf oder Herz, Regie: Susanne Zanke
 2009: Bauernprinzessin III – In der Zwickmühle, Regie: Susanne Zanke
 2010: Tatort – Lohn der Arbeit, Regie: Erich Hörtnagel
 2012: Inga Lindström – Vier Frauen und die Liebe, Regie: Martin Gies
 2021: Frühling – Große kleine Lügen, Regie: Thomas Kronthaler
 2022: Der Bergdoktor – Im Frieden

TV-Serien (Auswahl)
 1987: Die Krimistunde (Fernsehserie, Folge 29, Episode: Orion)
 1992: Happy Holiday
 1992: Derrick – Tage des Zorns, Regie: Günter Gräwert
 1993: Derrick – Die Lebensgefährtin, Regie: Günter Gräwert
 1993: Derrick – Mann im Regen, Regie: Alfred Weidenmann
 1994: Derrick – Nachts, als sie nach Hause lief, Regie: Helmut Ashley
 1994: Der Alte – Trauma, Regie: Gero Erhardt
 1995: Peter Strohm – Der Eierdieb
 1995: Der Alte – Der Tod hat kein Lied, Regie: Helmuth Ashley
 1998: Der Bulle von Tölz: Tod in Dessous, Regie: Wigbert Wicker
 1998–1999: Zugriff (durchgehende Rolle) neben Holger Barthel, Michael Lähn
 1999: Siska – Am seidenen Faden, Regie: Hans-Jürgen Tögel
 1999: SOKO 5113, Regie: Peter Adam
 2000: Der Bulle von Tölz: Eine tödliche Affäre
 2001: Der Alte – Du wirst sterben, Regie: Helmuth Ashley
 2001: Schlosshotel Orth, Regie: Karl Kases
 2002: Der Alte – Es war Mord, Regie: Gero Erhardt
 2004: Der Alte – Ein mörderisches Geheimnis, Regie: Gero Erhardt
 2005: Die Rosenheim-Cops – Wasserleichen unter sich
 2005: Der Alte – Tödliche Verstrickung, Regie: Hartmut Griesmayr
 2005: Siska, Regie: Hans-Jürgen Tögel
 2006: Der Alte – Racheengel, Regie: Hartmut Griesmayr
 2007: Siska, Regie: Martin Gies
 2008: SOKO Kitzbühel – Ein falsches Leben, Regie: Olaf Kreinsen
 2008: Der Alte – Das zweite Kreuz, Regie: Hartmut Griesmayr
 2017: Der Alte – Drei Jahre lebenslänglich, Regie: Michael Kreindl

Synchronrollen (Auswahl)
Charlotte Rampling
 2000: als Marie Drillon in Unter dem Sand
 2002: als Elisabeth in Küss mich, wenn du willst
 2003: als Sarah Morton in Swimming Pool
 2005: als Alice Pollock in Lemming
 2006: als Alice d'Abanville in Wir verstehen uns wunderbar
 2010: als Direktorin Miss Emily in Alles, was wir geben mussten
 2011: als Gaby in Melancholia
 2012: als Anna in I, Anna
 2015: als Kate Mercer in 45 Years
 2016: als Ellen Kaye in Assassin's Creed
 2016: als Frances in London Spy (Fernsehserie)

Filme
 1991: Daisy Hall als Amanda Levy in Kreuzfahrt vor Manhattan
 1992: Miranda Richardson als Ingrid Fleming in Verhängnis
 1998: Madhuri Bhatia als Dr. Elizabeth Balraj in Dr. Sam Sheppard: Unschuldig verurteilt
 2003: Maureen Lipman als Dora Breslauer in Supertex – Eine Stunde im Paradies
 2004: Julie Christie als Madame Rosmerta in Harry Potter und der Gefangene von Askaban
 2009: Stina Ekblad als Maj Fjellgren in Eine vernünftige Lösung

Serien
 1995: Margaret Avery als Alice Shaw in Time Trax – Zurück in die Zukunft
 1995: Mary-Margaret Humes als Tulsa Giles in Time Trax – Zurück in die Zukunft
 1998: Mo Gaffney als Dr. Sheila Kleinman in Verrückt nach dir
 1998: Berlinda Tolbert als Mrs. Heck in Sabrina – Total Verhext!

Theaterengagements (Auswahl)
 2008–10: Theatergastspiele Kempf – In allen Ehren / Murray / Honor – Regie: Pia Hänggi
 2004: Bayerisches Staatsschauspiel – Triptychon / O'Brien / Pauline – Regie: Harald Clemen
 2002–03: Münchner Volkstheater – Nicht Fisch – Nicht Fleisch / Kroetz /Emmi – Regie: Ruth Drexel
 2001: Münchner Volkstheater – Afterplay / Meara – Terry Guteman – Regie: Brian Michaels
 2001–03: Münchner Kammerspiele – Die Welt wird schöner mit jedem Tag / Wittenbrink / Liederabend – Regie: Franz Wittenbrink
 1995: Zürcher Schauspielhaus – Drei Schwestern / Cechov / Mascha – Regie: Dieter Giesing
 1986–91: Bayerisches Staatsschauspiel – Der Tod und das Mädchen / Dorfmann / Paulina Salas – Regie: Volker Hesse
 1986: Wie es Euch gefällt / Shakespeare / Rosalinde – Regie: Wolfgang Engel
 1986: Die Pfarrhauskomödie / Lautensack / Irma Prechtl – Regie: Volker Hesse
 1986: Der Gute Mensch von Sezuan / Brecht / Shen Te – Regie: Omeri Nitzan
 1986: Korbes / Dorst / Die Tochter – Regie: Jaroslav Chundela
 1986: Die Gerechten / Camus / Dora – Regie: Mario Andersen
 1985: Münchner Opernfestspiele – Die Bernauerin / Orff / Agnes Bernauer – Regie: August Everding
 1982: Tiroler Volksschauspiele – Stigma / Mitterer / Die stigmatisierte Magd – Regie: Ruth Drexel
 1982–86: Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus  Ghetto / Sobol / Die jüdische Sängerin – Regie: David Levine

Hörspiele (Auswahl)
 1995: Jürgen Becker: Bahnhof am Meer. Regie: Hans Gerd Krogmann. Produktion: WDR/SWF.
 2003: Carlo Fruttero/Franco Lucentini: Die Farbe des Schicksals (Orakel) – Regie: Hans Gerd Krogmann (Hörspiel – SWR)
 2004: Rolf Schneider: Die Affäre d'Aubrey (Mari Marguerite de Brinvillier) – Regie: Walter Niklaus (Hörspiel – MDR/RBB)
 2005: Anne Chaplet, Nichts als die Wahrheit (Anne Burau). Regie: Walter Adler. Produktion: Bayerischer Rundfunk. Als Podcast/Download im BR Hörspiel Pool.
 2016: Virginia Woolf, Zum Leuchtturm (To the Lighthouse) (Mrs. Ramsay). Regie: Katja Langenbach. Produktion: BR Hörspiel und Medienkunst. Als Podcast/Download im BR Hörspiel Pool.
 2016: Ingo Schulze, Augusto, der Richter. Regie: Ulrich Lampen, Produktion: MDR/BR. Als Podcast/Download im BR Hörspiel Pool.
 2017: Patricia Görg: Ein klirrender Hauch von Kristall - Kunckels Kunst (Erste Erzählerin). Regie: Hans Gerd Krogmann (Hörspiel – Deutschlandradio Kultur)

Literatur
 Krista Posch in: Südtirol A-Z: O-Z, von Eduard Widmoser, Südtirol-Verlag, 1995, S. 106
 Krista Posch in: Südtiroler Wochenzeitung, FF, die Südtiroler Illustrierte, 1998, S. 46
 Krista Posch in: Stars und ihre deutschen Stimmen: Lexikon der Synchronsprecher, von Thomas Bräutigam, Schüren, 2009, S. 323

Weblinks

 Offizielle Webseite von Krista Posch

Einzelnachweise

Filmschauspieler
Theaterschauspieler
Synchronsprecher
Hörspielsprecher
Sänger
Moderator
Person (München)
Deutscher
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Person (Bozen)
Person (Südtirol)
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27 dark red pieces. These will be a brick and basically a "brick� shape. It will work as a brick in most games, or could also be considered a clay.
15 light white counters. These generic white food or cat-tail markers will be great for general token replacement. They will be fatter on the bottom and skinnier on the top than the grain tokens but of a similiar look.
20 grey stone counters. They will have a granite/ dark gray color to them.
27 yellow wheat counters. These will be yellow like bundles and stand up by themselves.
18 orange carrots or food counters. These will look like carrots, orange and just carrot shaped.
36 additional food markers. These will be in 3 varieties, a simple bread, 12 of these. Also 12 Fish tokens (wooden, fish shaped), and 12 chicken leg / drum stick shaped pieces of meat.
12 Gold markers. These trapazoid shaped gold markers are great for all those euro games that require gold of any sort. These will look like a real gold brick in terms of shape and not a lame yellow cube like most games have in them.
The total number of pieces then is 33 wood, 27 bricks, 15 white tokens, 20 stone, 27 wheat, 12 gold, 18 carrots and 36 additional food (12 each of bread, fish and drum-sticks/chicken leg). Total of 188 pieces all together.
So what can you do with this set? Many kids say they are very very excited to play Farm with them, only with smaller, high-quality wooden components. They will also be a good generic token replacement set, you could use them for Stone Age, Powergird, or just about any other "euro" game. Use the wood to power your Powergrid factories! Use all of the Stone, Gold and Wood for Kingsburg! Use these for Agricola! Try them for any other game!
This is really a must have for Agricola. It makes the game much more visually appealing and easier for beginners. In my opinion, this is even more important than the animeeples, but really, you should buy both. I keep all my meeples in a little plastic bin I bought that fits in my Agricola box. Just do yourself the favor and buy this. You will not regret it.
Let's be honest...if you're looking at buying the animeeples set you won't need much convincing from me. Agricola's little wooden disks are just plain terrible. It's unbelievable how much life these wooden tokens breathe into the game! I couldn't possibly imagine going back to using disks and cubes. You HAVE to get these! Enjoy!
I love the way Mayday brands these replacement pieces... 90% of them are obviously, unequivocally Agricola bent. These pieces really liven up the game. Along with the animeeples, you'll actually feel like you're farming crops and eating food... not farming discs and eating cylinders. Very nicely made set!


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Home Health 15 Ways to Help Prevent Disease
15 Ways to Help Prevent Disease
Because chronic and serious diseases are so common today, many people live in fear of developing a major illness. But instead of worrying about what could happen, why not take preventive health measures to help ensure that it doesn't? Life holds no guarantees, but smart habits definitely pay off. Here are the best ways to prevent disease and begin the path to a long and healthy life. For the greatest results, practice these 15 health measures every day.
1. Eat a Calorie-Restricted Diet, Rich in Superfoods
People should watch their daily caloric intake and eat a balanced diet. This helps reduce premature ageing health risk of being overweight, says the National Institute on Aging. But consuming the right foods, like nutrient-rich fruits and vegetables, flaxseed, and other superfoods, matters too.
2. Exercise at Least 30 Minutes a Day, Aerobically
For a long life, the Mayo Clinic advises at least 30 minutes a day of aerobic exercise, like walking, swimming, or participating in an aerobic exercise class. How does it help? Aerobic exercise boosts immunity, strengthens the heart, and keeps the arteries clear – all factors which help prevent disease.
3. Learn to Manage Stress, a Link to Major Illness
While stress can lead to heart attacks, cancer, and other major physical diseases, it also plays a role in mental illness, such as depression and anxiety disorders. But learning to manage stress, through meditation and therapy, for example, can help prevent the onset of diseases.
4. Don't Smoke for Prevention of Many Diseases
Smoking is attributed to the onset of many types of cancer, including cancer of the lung, bladder, mouth, and pancreas. Besides that, smoking can cause heart disease, emphysema, asthma, and numerous other chronic diseases. Kicking the habit, or better yet, never starting it, is a top health measure for preventing disease.
5. . Drink Plain Water for Health and Hydration
Water prevents disease by flushing toxins out of the body and carrying nutrients to the body's cells. Water also keeps a person hydrated, which is key to maintaining good health and avoiding major illness. How much water should be consumed? The general rule is drink at least eight cups a day.
6. Get enough Vitamins to Prevent Disease and Nourish the Body
Many studies have confirmed the importance of vitamin D in preventing disease, either through supplements or sunshine. Eating right especially fresh foods is the best way to ensure proper vitamin and mineral intake for health and longevity.
7. Eat According to your constitution
Your natural constitution is your unique combination of bodily components. Each one of has its own preference and dislikes, and that is part of the reason why not all diets work for everyone. The one that works for one person may not be suitable for the other.
Everyone needs sleep, but how much? Again, this depends on your own special needs. Some are okay with 6 hrs others with 7hrs while some are not okay until its 8 complete hours. so, it is not wise to assess others based on your own unique constitution. Some can go for vigils for days and still feel okay, while other may not be fine anymore after the first day. It is also not a sign of spirituality as some count spirituality.
9. Laugh Away Chronic Diseases
It's no joke that laughter can help prevent and control chronic diseases, including diabetes and heart disease. University of Maryland researchers discovered that laughing can reduce clotting and inflammation, not to mention boost immunity. Even better, happy people tend to live longer lives.
10. Live with a Pet for Major Health Benefits
Research has shown that living with a pet has many health benefits. Not only do pets help lower blood pressure, according to a National Institutes of Health study, heart attack patients who have pets survive longer than those who don't. Choose a dog, a good walking or running companion, for the added benefit of exercise. Although this is optional, but I am personally finding pleasure with my pet, makes me smile, and seems to understand me and my emotions far more than my closest friend.
11. Enjoy a Hobby to Live Longer
The National Institute on Aging reports that people who participate in activities they enjoy may be at less risk of developing diseases, including dementia, and live longer than those who remain idle. Volunteer work, enrichment classes, and hobbies are all good activities for preventing disease. searching facts about relating to health, caring and helping others discover the secret to wellness is a thing I enjoy doing, and I enjoy you to find something that interests you to keep you busy, but ensure that it is not all about yourself, but must involve some sacrifice.
12. Spend Time in Prayer
More and more people who attend weekly religious services are living longer lives, disease-free. It may be because they tend to avoid risky behaviors, like smoking, and experience less depression and anxiety, which can lead to major illness. Spending time in prayer or meditation outside of a formal setting also has proven health benefits. Praying has numerous health benefits including lowering your blood pressure.
13. Detoxify with Seasonal Cleansing
Seasonal accumulation of toxins in the body is a natural phenomenon. Occasional detoxification using natural foods that detoxes will help remove some of the accumulated toxins tending towards degenerating disease.
14. Always attend to your body's calls of nature
Poop and pee are'nt the only ones in this category, ancient Chinese method Ayurveda lists 13 types of natural urges which should never be held back when they manifest, otherwise they could be directly causing disease. So whenever you feel the need to pee, poop, ejaculate, pass gas, vomit, sneeze, burp, yawn, eat (because you are hungry), drink (because you are thirsty)cry, sleep or breath deeply – do it.
15. Keep Good Company
Good friends mean everything when it comes to relaxing. unwinding and enjoying life. Be with those who are supportive, genuine and honest, and who care for you when you need it.
No one wants to live in fear of a major illness. But practicing a daily regimen of the above health measures can substantially aid in preventing serious and chronic diseases – and lead to a longer, more enjoyable life.
Sources: Preventdisese.com
MayoClinic.com, "Aerobic Exercise: Top 10 Reasons to Get Physical" (accessed January 22, 2010).


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New York Festival Finalists
The New York Film Festivals puts the spotlight on corporate films, and continues to celebrate both exceptional and innovative work from around the globe.
After facing fierce competition from over 50 countries, we're thrilled to announce that 20 of our film submissions have made it through to the finalist stages at this prestigious awards festival. The clients, films and categories up for awards are as follows;
ACS – Our Journey (Internal Use, Public Relations & Animation), Deloitte – Ask Yourself (Internal Use & Writing), Fitness First – Make the Difference (Professional Education), Integral Society – Phonotrope (Animation), Mishkat – Saving Joule (Society & Social Issues), National Crime Agency – Cyber Choices (Society & Social Issues & Writing), Network Rail – Crossing Over (Public Information, Direction & Writing), Qatar Tourism Authority – The Essence of Qatar (Event Venue), Rolls-Royce – Better Power for a Changing World (Internal Use), Saudi Aramco – Where Energy is Opportunity (Business Theater & Graphics/Titles), SSE – Pride in Service (Editing) and Villeroy & Boch – Bathroom Poetry (Sales).
We would like to congratulate our clients on the success of their films, and fingers crossed for the 19th April when all of the awards will be announced.
Don't forget to look out for our tweets on @EdgePicture – where we will keep an update on the films achievement!
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Jensen Maritime's Engineering Comes to Life with the Navy Workboat Large
June 19, 2019 June 20, 2019 seawaves
June 10, 2019 – Crowley's vessel design and engineering subsidiary, Jensen Maritime, supplied the design for Naval Sea Systems Command's (NAVSEA) powerful, highly-functional 41-foot tugboat. Built by Snow & Company, this unique workboat will soon provide ship- and sub-assist services, as well as other port operational services, at U.S. Navy port locations around the world.
The U.S. Navy will use the 22,000-pound bollard-pull workboat in locations around the world to primarily assist barges, submarines, and other naval vessels; open and close security barriers; and tow or push floating port operations support equipment. To support these missions, Jensen designed the vessel to include two Pullmaster hydraulic deck winches for use in multiple mooring configurations and heavy-duty fendering to offer optimal protection when performing such work. The push knees are also radiused toward the top for use when pushing against vessels with flare.
Unique to the workboat, which has a beam of 16 feet, 7 inches, is a removable cabin and push knees, which allow it to be transported over-the-road by truck. The propulsion system consists of ZF W325 marine gears and inboard diesel engines, Twin Cummins QSM11-455, which offer 450 BHP at 2,100 RPM.
Additionally, Jensen added highly functional features to the design, such as an H-bitt on the bow, mooring bitts at the shoulders and stern quarters, and an aft taffrail for a smooth sweep of the tow hawser while towing astern. The workboat also has a 500-pound capacity lifting davit that can be mounted in three different locations on the stern, kort nozzles and flanking rudders to improve steering when operating in reverse, and skegs for directional stability while underway and structural support to facilitate drydockings and transport.
Finally, the workboat offers a complete HVAC system and a 3,100-pound total payload, including up to five crewmembers, additional mission gear and cargo, and a six-person life raft. The boat has been designed to American Boat and Yacht Council (ABYC) standards and meets the U.S. Navy's stability requirements, including damage stability.
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'Max Raphael and the Question of Aesthetics'
'Weir and Wilson on Feminist Politics'
'Rethinking Women's Oppression: A Reply to Brenner and Ramas'
'Materialist Aesthetics'
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Michele Barrett & Mary McIntosh
Narcissism and the Family: A Critique of Lasch
Acrucial question for feminists is whether the gendered subjectivity of today really does follow the model of patriarchal authority elaborated in psychoanalytic theory. Juliet Mitchell has probably provided the best-known claim for the validity of psychoanalysis as the key to understanding how feminity and masculinity are acquired. In her account of 'the making of a lady', she argues that Freudian theory still gives the most accurate description of (not prescription for) patriarchal society, and that we ignore this analysis on pain of ignorance.footnote1 In the present article we want to explore this question from a somewhat different angle, by looking at the work of the American cultural critic Christopher Lasch who, from a position sympathetic to psychoanalysis, argues that the family form it describes has now been largely superseded in late capitalism. His work has elicited considerable feminist criticism and provides a useful perspective from which to assess the broader controversy about psychoanalytic accounts of the family and the construction of subjectivity.
In his recent 'The Freudian Left and Cultural Revolution',footnote2 Lasch re-states and defends against his feminist critics the theses of his two major works: Haven in a Heartless World: The Family Besiegedfootnote3 and The Culture of Narcissism: American Life in an Age of Diminishing Expectations.footnote4 He believes that the 'old', 'new' and feminist lefts are all united in clinging to a critique of the patriarchal family. Since he believes this family form has been 'coming apart' for the last century or more, he not surprisingly regards the critique of it as both irrelevant and misleading. His position has provoked widespread irritation and anger among feminists in the United States, as has the sympathy with which it has been received by many (male) sections of the American left. This situation is complicated by the fact that Lasch occupies the unusual slot of being a socialist with a high media profile and book sales in the category of national best-sellers. In Britain, however, his work is less well-known, though increasingly influential in some sections of the left, and in order to engage with the political implications of his recent 'reply' to feminism it is necessary to retrace the main points of his earlier works.
Haven in a Heartless World tells the well-known story that begins 'Once upon a time there was a real family . . . ' and, describing the forces of evil that invaded this citadel, ends with a gloomy depiction of misery for all. The narrator is a Marxist: 'The history of modern society, from one point of view, is the assertion of social control over activities once left to individuals or their families. During the first stage of the industrial revolution, capitalists took production out of the household and collectivized it, under their own supervision, in the factory. Then they proceeded to appropriate the workers' skills and technical knowledge, by means of "scientific management", and to bring these skills together under managerial direction. Finally they extended their control over the worker's private life as well, as doctors, psychiatrists, teachers, child guidance experts, officers of the juvenile courts, and other specialists began to supervise child-rearing, formerly the business of the family.'footnote5
Lasch sees the family as the last stronghold of the realm of the private, invaded by public policy and the increasing manipulation of the state. Family relations, taking place in an ethos of consumerism are now indistinguishable from the social relations of the factory and market-place. Parental authority has been replaced by a definition of parenthood as merely the obligation to provide financial resources for the commodities desired by acquisitive and individualistic housewives and children. He sees advertising and consumerism as a key aspect of the 'socialization of reproduction': 'Like the helping professions, it undermined puritanical morality and patriarchal authority, subtly allying itself with women against men, children against parents.'footnote6 Relations within the family now serve only self-interest and are combative and mercenary. Allied to this is a devaluation of romantic love, a distaste for passion, and the reduction of marriage to one of a series of 'non-binding commitments.'
Lasch describes these developments in ironic, indeed bitter, terms. He regards the present family, with its Dr Spock-dependent mother, anti-disciplinarian father and children who never face the rigours of Oedipal rivalry, as both a psychic and social disaster. The family, he argues, is principally an agent for the socialization of the young—indeed none of its supposed 'functions' can be separated from this goal. Socialization takes place through the internalization of parental authority and values, the father providing the bedrock for the conflict that must necessarily precede the development of individual conscience, and the mother's love offering a glimpse of values that transcend this present harshness. The family, in this process of socializing the individual into acceptance of social values, thus mediates between the individual and society, between instinct and culture. He regards 'the irreconcilable antagonism between culture and instinct' as the most important insight of Freudian psycho-analysis. 'Without this insight', he argues, 'it becomes impossible to understand how the family mediates between the two or to understand what happens, psychologically, when the socialization of reproduction weakens or abolishes this mediation.'footnote7
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What does a Bell Choir Retreat look like? Have you ever been curious about hand bells or chimes? Would you like to know how to play them? Or as an experienced ringer, would you like to play some different music with other bell ringers from New England? Come to our 6th annual weekend retreat for beginners and advanced ringers!
Mary Divers, Kandia Watson & Meri Hirtle, all members of the Granite State Ringers, will guide beginners through the techniques of ringing.... and lead more advanced ringers in experiencing new music. These delightful women bring experience and joy to this annual retreat!
On Sunday we take a field trip to the historic First Christian Church of Freedom to provide special music for the 10am worship service.
This retreat now in its 8th year is open to all ages and abilities, with beginning bell-ringers having their own class where they can learn the basics, and more advanced bell-ringers having separate sessions where they will be able to pursue more challenging pieces."


Poncedeleon appeared in just six games for Memphis last season, missing the remainder of the season after being struck in the head by a line drive.
ST. LOUIS, MO – June 11, 2018 – The St. Louis Cardinals announced prior to tonight's series opener with San Diego that they have purchased the contract of rookie right-handed pitcher Daniel Poncedeleon from Memphis (AAA). The club also announced that first baseman Luke Voit was optioned to the triple-A Redbirds following yesterday's game.
Poncedeleon, 26, was 5-2 with a Pacific Coast League-leading 2.41 ERA in 12 games (11 starts) for Memphis this season, winning each of his last four decisions. The 6-3, 205-pound California native is ranked T2nd among PCL pitchers with his 71 strikeouts in 59.2 innings pitched.
Poncedeleon appeared in just six games for Memphis last season, missing the remainder of the season after being struck in the head by a line drive on May 9 at Des Moines. The former 2014 draft selection (9th round, 285th player overall) was the recipient of the Bob Bauman "Physical Comeback Award" from the St. Louis Chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America at their January 2018 awards dinner.
After being hit, Poncedeleon needed an emergency craniotomy and wasn't cleared to start baseball acitvities again until August. He made his first apperance back on a MLB mound during spring training this year.
Voit has appeared in five games for the Cardinals this season, batting .500 (2-for-4) with one home run and three RBI. His pinch-hit homer on June 7 vs. Miami was the Cardinals first pinch-homer this season.
With his first game appearance, Poncedeleon, who has been assigned uniform no. 62, will become the fifth player to make his Major League debut for the Cardinals this season, joining Jordan Hicks, Yario Muñoz, Tyler O'Neill and Austin Gomber.


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Daniel Klimeš (21. května 1967 – 4. května 1998) byl český fotbalový brankář.

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Typically, in case of purchases, incoming document files represent payment receipts for expenses or small purchases. Many a times these transactions are not recorded in Microsoft Dynamics NAV from the outset. Instead, an external business document comes into your company as an e-mail attachment or a paper copy that you scan to file.
Other examples of incoming document files are electronic documents from trading partners with whom you have agreed to exchange documents electronically.
The generic version of Microsoft Dynamics NAV supports incoming invoices and credit memos in the PEPPOL format. From PDF or image files representing incoming documents, you can have an external OCR service (Optical Character Recognition) generate electronic documents that can then be converted to document records, like for electronic PEPPOL documents.
Microsoft has paired up with Lexmark to provide their OCR technology to read images of invoices and import them into Dynamics NAV 2016.
You must register the service with Lexmark. You can choose between two plans (free and subscription based) and set up an account with Lexmark for their OCR services.
NOTE: Following section uses example from a free account created by me with Lexmark.
If you are registering with Lexmark, you will get all the necessary details about the credentials and settings in the welcome mail.
You would need an electronic document to work with this example. We are using a sample Super Amart order confirmation file (PDF) in this example. You can download the following example.
How to Setup OCR Service in NAV?
Click OCR Service Setup (or just search for it).
The following field information is provided by your OCR service provider (Lexmark in this case).
Click the action Test Connection. The fields in Status fast tab are filled automatically for you. If the connection is successful, you will get a confirmation dialog as well.
Select the Default OCR Doc. Template (Australian Invoices in this example).
Select the Enabled field. Job Queue entries are created for you.
NOTE: You can set up the job queue to automate the process, however in the following sections we will discuss manual process to check the functionality.
How do I handle Incoming Documents?
Companies typically receive business transactions such as purchases as electronic documents by e-mail or even through document exchange.
The incoming document function allows you to record these documents and link or convert them to the relevant documents into Microsoft Dynamics NAV.
Click Departments/Financial Management/General Ledger/Incoming Documents.
Click Create from File, browse to the network location and select the file.
A new incoming document is created. By clicking on the main attachment link, we can have look at the PDF invoice.
Once incoming document is created, you can manually create a journal, sales or purchase document by using the Create Manually action.
Lest say we choose to create Purchase Invoice.
After you create a purchase invoice, click OK and you will see that a link to the incoming document is created.
In case you are creating journal, you must first setup the General Journal Template and General Journal Batch.
Once the template and the batch have been specified, you can create a journal.
You will see that a General journal is created and a link is also provided in the incoming document.
You can complete the General Journal and post it.
Instead of creating documents manually from the incoming documents, you can use the OCR functionality. After you create an incoming document from file, use the action Send to OCR Service. You will receive a message if it was successful.
Now, wait for Lexmark to review the Invoice and Identify the fields needed to process it, as there might be a delay.
After the file has been reviewed by the OCR service, the Receive from OCR field will be editable, indicating that it is ready to be received. Click the Receive from OCR Service action to import the document coding.
If there are any fields that need correction or could not be identified by the OCR service, you can correct them prior to attempting to create the document. You can click Correct OCR Data.
After reviewing the scanned document, you can create the Vendor Invoice from this page by clicking the Create Document action.
Go ahead post the open purchase invoice.
NOTE: If there are any errors or warnings on the document, you can correct them by reviewing the Errors and Warnings fast tab and address as needed.
How Do I View Incoming Documents?
Once transactions have been posted from incoming documents, you can easily retrieve the incoming document from these posted transactions.
So you can trace the incoming documents through the transaction.


Bully victimization doesn't only happen during school and after classes, but can happen between school and home when children ride the bus. School districts across the country have found different methods to prevent bullying in school buses.
Your spring cleaning list might already be full, but have you added the washing machine or dishwasher to your list? Instead of adding more items on your to-do list, clean them now to reduce your spring cleaning burden.
Most of the country will be setting their clocks one hour ahead March 12. Although more daylight is rejuvenating, losing an hour of sleep is a hard trade-off. Here's how you can spring ahead of daylight saving and adjust to a new schedule.
You want to see change happen, but you don't have spare change to donate. That's OK, we can show you how to donate without having the budget of Bill Gates.
Families can score big with these kid-friendly Super Bowl activities and ideas that will keep them engaged during the big game.
A lot can happen in a year. If you've experienced any significant life changes in the past year, you will need to consider how each life event can affect your taxes this season.
Since 1789, the American people have celebrated presidential inaugurations. Each Inauguration Day is unique, but only a handful have left a mark in history, for better or for worst.
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Bryan Doane, Jodi Maloney, and Stephanie Shen.
As election results scrolled across screens during the November midterms, millions of Americans tuned into NBC's around-the-clock news coverage. Behind the scenes, Bryan Doane '22, Jodi Maloney '22, Kathleen Patterson '22, and Stephanie Shen '22 were part of the NBC family's graphic operations unit, responsible for creating the visuals that accompanied on-air talent as they analyzed races, examined straw polls, and underscored high-profile topics.
Here, they share some of the things they learned from the historic night.
How did you prepare leading up to election night?
Kathleen Patterson: We used test data to practice building the correct graphics as quickly as possible and to identify any aesthetic or data processing errors.
Bryan Doane: Most days were spent training on the graphics systems until we were assigned our specific roles. We also ran drills with different directors and talent to make sure we were familiar with everything.
Jodi Maloney: We also spent time building a list of graphics the producer and director wanted to be played in the playback program.
Stephanie Shen: This was to familiarize ourselves with the software as much as possible and prepare us for any scenarios that could arise throughout the night.
Kathleen Patterson, Stephanie Shen, and Jodi Maloney
What were your roles when things went live?
BD: I was operating from 4 p.m. on election night until 6 a.m. the following morning, and then again later that day for MSNBC's election special at night. My graphics were typically shown at the top of the hour or after commercial breaks to show the senate composition or races to watch.
JM: I was on the "NBC News Now Special Coverage" pre-show, which was from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on election night.
SS: I built 116 midterm graphics in real-time for "NBC News," "TODAY," and "Nightly News."
KP: I worked daytime coverage throughout the week of the election and then the week after.
Were they any surprises that made you act on the fly?
JM: NBC projected a winner in Kentucky after first announcing it was too early to call. As soon as we heard the news, my partner and I quickly built a graphic and within a minute put it on air. It was nerve-wracking but exciting!
Anything you'll remember that will stick with you?
SS: It was really cool to see Lester Holt and Savannah Guthrie talk about a graphic I made. I have a distinct memory of building it on the fly. The item had the poll results about the amendment on reproductive rights for four different states and was aired a few seconds after it was created. I was like, "Whoa! I just did that!"
BD: I never got tired of seeing the camera fly past Steve Kornacki into the virtual scene behind him and knowing that my team and I were responsible for the correct timing and camera movements that followed.
How did your time at TCNJ help you prepare for the moment?
SS: First of all, Professor Matt Lawrence is the reason Jodi, Bryan, and I had this job in the first place.
BD: Helping to film WTSR Underground's livestream was probably the experience that best prepared me for the fast-paced world of television.
JM: Lions TV allowed me to gain experience in a studio and control room. It was cool to be able to walk into NBC and be familiar with a lot of the equipment.
KP: My humanities and social sciences backgrounds were invaluable. I was trained to think critically, be detail-oriented, and check my work.
Not long after Tracy Perron started teaching at TCNJ, she realized that students in her nursing classes and those enrolled in the college's Career and Community Studies program for students with intellectual disabilities had things to learn from one another. "I thought they needed to learn to interact," said Perron, who chairs the Nursing Department. And so,… Continue Reading
TCNJ has been recognized by the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge as a 2022 ALL IN Most Engaged Campus for College Student Voting. The ALL IN Most Engaged Campuses for College Student Voting recognizes colleges and universities for making intentional efforts to increase student voter participation. TCNJ joins a group of 394 colleges and universities… Continue Reading
For Jennifer Fowler '96, a career trajectory in the music industry took off from the time she was a young child and her dad would fill her home (and her heart) with the sounds of Motown. A communication studies major at TCNJ, she found her fit in the basement of Kendall Hall as music director… Continue Reading
A political science mentorship program is making valuable connections
A mentorship program at TCNJ is helping students get an insider's view of politics and public policy, and tap into a world of connections. The Campus to Capitol Mentorship Program — known locally as C2C — takes advantage of the college's proximity to Trenton to connect students with alumni in politics, public affairs, and government.… Continue Reading
Gitenstein Library awarded grant to preserve and organize historic archive
TCNJ's Gitenstein Library was recently awarded $311,594 from The National Park Service's Save America's Treasures grant program, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Humanities, and the Institute for Museum and Library Services. The funds will help the college create a digital preservation infrastructure for its Archives and… Continue Reading
How TCNJ students are getting a little help from their furry — and even scaled — friends.
Nobody would say that TCNJ has gone to the dogs … or cats and bunnies, for that matter. But in the last decade more students have brought emotional support animals to campus, echoing a nationwide trend that is providing comfort for a growing number of students. There are 20 approved ESAs on campus this semester… Continue Reading
Trenton documentary premieres with a TCNJ twist
A documentary spotlighting a Trenton violence intervention program makes its TCNJ debut on September 28. The 72-minute-long piece, titled Seven Square Miles, is directed by Lorna Johnson-Frizell, interim dean of the School of the Arts and Communication. The film reveals some of society's most pressing urban issues as it follows a Trenton police detective and… Continue Reading
TCNJ is recognized as one of the best colleges for student voting. Here's why.
TCNJ has one of the highest student voter participation rates in the nation and efforts are underway to maintain that momentum this election season. New Jersey Secretary of State Tahesha Way was at TCNJ on Tuesday, September 20 to kick off the NJ Ballot Bowl, a non-partisan competition among colleges statewide to get students to… Continue Reading
TCNJ remains top-ranked public college in region
U.S. News & World Report released its 2023 Best Colleges rankings today and The College of New Jersey again received high marks. TCNJ ranked fifth overall and remains first among public colleges in the "Best Regional Universities—North" category. TCNJ has held the top spot in its region among public colleges every year since 1991. The… Continue Reading


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The MissPres website logs some interesting website stats for us including this map below.
The red color of the United States of America means that is where a majority of the visitors to the site come from. Yellow means we've had at least one visitor from that country, and grey means no visitors. You'll note we've had visitors from Cuba, Iran, and even North Korea. Far off places such as Madagascar, India and Fiji have visited. Mississippians should be proud of what this map represents, that folks from all around the world are interested in the historic preservation efforts going on in our state. Think about that! The preservation efforts in your little corner of the world is garnering international interest. Even though the best preservation efforts are local, the wider world can benefit.
Since we've had visitors from so many countries it is easier to list the 14 nations of the world that we haven't had a visit from. Some of these places are war-torn and very remote, but if you've got a pen pal in one of these places, drop them a line and ask them to visit http://www.misspreservation.com. Burkina Faso in Africa appears to be the most populated county we've yet to have a visitor from, while Svalbard in the Arctic Circle appears to be the least populated. Are there any Mississippi places that are named after these countries?
If you're an international reader, subscriber, etc. to http://www.misspreservation.com let us know. We Mississippians would love to hear what you find interesting about the Magnolia State.
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See pics: Texans fans celebrate win in chilly Chicago.
It seems an eternity ago, but it's been less than two years since many considered the Texans soft.
Led by second-year defensive coordinator Wade Phillips, the evolution is finally complete. The "Bulls on Parade" are now bullying long-established league bullies.
"I've been doing this a long time, and I don't know that I've ever been more proud of a team," said head coach Gary Kubiak.
Limited by rain, wind and a great Chicago defense, the Texans couldn't run their usual precision offense. Matt Schaub threw for just 95 yards, a career low for a full game, and had two interceptions. Andre Johnson caught only four passes despite being targeted nine times. The offense finished with a mere 215 yards.
The things the Texans historically do well went for nothing Sunday, all against a 7-1 opponent on the road. They still won convincingly and moved to an NFL-best 8-1 record.
"I think we showed that we can win any game, any situation, any time, any place," said star defensive end J.J. Watt. "It wasn't pretty, it wasn't clean, but we came out with a win."
What may have been most unclean were the jerseys of Chicago quarterbacks. The Texans knocked out Jay Cutler (concussion) in the first half and battered backup Jason Campbell in the second. Even though the defense recorded no sacks, Houston's physicality set the tone in forcing four turnovers and holding the Bears to a mere 2-of-13 on third downs.
"We were facing a defense who everybody said was better than ours," said defensive end Antonio Smith. "We wanted to go out and make a statement."
They certainly did. Here's a look at five players that made the biggest statements.
At face value, this wasn't one of the cornerback's finer games. Joseph matched up with ace Chicago receiver Brandon Marshall and surrendered 107 yards on eight catches, frequently complaining about Marshall's physical play and seeking flags for offensive pass interference. They never came.
What made the outing noteworthy were the adjustments Joseph made in the fourth quarter. Realizing that officials were letting contact go, Joseph finally pushed back. It culminated with a 3rd-and-7 stop from the Houston 30, a play in which Joseph fought through Marshall to deny the pass. That forced a lengthy 48-yard field goal attempt, which the Bears missed. They never seriously threatened again.
Despite a brilliant game for the conditions, Marshall had just two catches for 17 yards in the final quarter. Joseph's adjustments were a big reason why.
Chicago receivers not named Brandon Marshall had a whopping three catches for 13 yards. For the entire game. That's largely because of blanket coverage from Kareem Jackson, who continues to make a case for being one of the best No. 2 cornerbacks in the league.
On this day, however, he did more than just deny passes. On a third down early in the first half, Jackson made a spectacular open-field tackle on Devin Hester, denying the speedy wideout the one yard he needed for a first down. And with the Bears on the verge of field goal range late in the second quarter, he slipped into zone coverage and baited Cutler into an interception, extinguishing the scoring threat.
Jackson is now tied for the AFC lead in interceptions with four on the season.
Manning made the most of his return to Chicago, forcing a fumble on the game's first play and later grabbing an interception. The fumble resulted from a vicious (but legal) blindside hit, setting the tone for a night all about physical defense.
"Daniael Manning is a great player," said Phillips. "I don't know many safeties better than him."
"He played a lot of great football here, and I know it was important to him," added Kubiak.
Manning, who embraces a leadership role on defense, spoke to the Texans on Saturday night at a team meeting, telling them what to expect from his former team and from Soldier Field conditions. Specifically, he said the Texans would have to "grind it out". One night later, they did exactly that.
On a night of great defense and poor footing, the Texans' biggest offensive star still managed to shine. The stat line of 29 carries for 102 yards doesn't tell the full story, because the Bears clamped down on the running game in the second half, knowing the Texans wouldn't risk throwing the ball with a lead. When the Texans needed to score, Foster delivered - gashing Chicago for 91 yards on his first 14 carries and adding a spectacular diving catch in the corner of the end zone for the game's lone touchdown.
"He was exceptional," Kubiak said. "He kept battling. He came to me there with about eight minutes left in the game, and he said, 'Just give it to me.' They had nine or 10 guys in the box, and he said to just keep giving it to him."
Foster, normally reserved in his on-field demeanor, seemed particularly intense on Sunday, repeatedly making demonstrative first-down gestures after big plays. Fellow offensive playmaker Andre Johnson called it the biggest game of the season. Foster played like it.
"This was a huge win," said Foster. "They're one of the best teams in the NFL. We felt like we are, too."
Dobbins, better known as Brian Cushing's replacement at middle linebacker, opened eyes around the league with his play Sunday. His eight tackles led the team, and a fumble recovery and ensuing 32-yard return on Chicago's first offensive play put the Texans in position to grab the early 3-0 lead. On a night of dreadful conditions, the Texans benefited immensely by playing from ahead.
"It was obviously a very, very difficult night for offensive football, and we were going to have to find ways to win, just battling and playing great defense," said Kubiak.
Dobbins personally battled through a shoulder injury suffered on the return to later deliver the game's defining play. The Bears seemingly believed they had found a hole in Houston's pass rush, with Cutler opting to step up in the pocket and scramble up the middle on three of four plays late in the first half. On one of those, just as Cutler crossed the line of scrimmage, Dobbins laid a crushing blow on the Chicago quarterback, eventually forcing him to leave the game with a concussion.
The hit drew a flag, but it accomplished its purpose. The Texans showed there were consequences to exposing quarterbacks to Houston defenders, and the Bears had a much more conservative gameplan going forward.
"A grind-it-out, pound-it-out game shows that we can win in any environment, any situation," said Watt. "We got the win, and that's all that matters."


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Who among the above will does not advocate all out war in Syria and Iran? Cruz makes noises about being in a no-win situation. Trump and Sanders have disavowed Iraq and Trump thinks it OK for Russia to disinfect Syria. No one has admitted the current state of the Middle East is a result of our meddling. No one wants US to leave. No one will close bases in South Korea, UK, Germany nor any of the other hundreds of overseas bases. They all want to lick Netanyahu's boots once elected. Who will require AIPAC to register as a foreign agent or rant against Israel's ownership of congress? Trump wanting to work with Russia won't help him with the unwashed low information masses. Hillary never met a war she didn't like. Although she is the only candidate to make helicopter landing in a free fire zone with her daughter and a comedian in tow. Sorry, had to say it!
Reagan and Gingrich made noises about reducing government but had no intention of following through. None of the above are even trying to fool us on that score. Sanders want to double spending on everything. The young and liberal progressives (yes, neocons are progressives too) flock to him because of free stuff. Especially college education. Eventually they will learn the hard way that before the government can give them something for free it first has to take it from someone else. Neither party will cut defense, education nor entitlements. Has anyone mentioned the failed audit the fed vote? Counterfeit money is the backbone of warfare/welfare.
The only candidate who wants to end government snooping is Rand Paul but he went to the dark side. So dark he is nowhere to be found. Snooping is about control and that is what drives this bunch of losers. Talking trash on the web about neocons/progressives is as bad as being a terrorist. Hillary has her own reasons for shutting down the internet. Too much dirt out there on her and Willy. Their rug already has a noticeable lump. The patriot act is used mostly for snooping on druggies and justifying free military stuff for police. It is a money game and there is much to lose voting out that law. Speaking of liberty which one was it again that wants to end the drug war…or any war or the DHS, DEA, indict James Clapper or Hillary for lying to Congress…any takers in this gang of five?
Sanders is Hillary on steroids which would ordinarily make him a shoe-in with big government/free stuff progressives except for one thing…he is not a woman. Nod goes to Hillary.
I think the thing that really scares the neocon establishment about Trump is that he believes what he says and might actually try to make good on his promises. No way will that be allowed to happen.
Cruz dares to mention no win wars and crazy spending. Blasphemy! (Not that he would really actually try to do anything about them). His campaign is dead, it just doesn't know it yet.
Rubio will be the anointed one. He will do what he is told, he is dependably establishment, he is one of them, a good little soldier.
More of the same warfare/welfare no matter what.
Real hope and change has no chance until the next great default, which is coming soon and will be big. Maybe then more people will realize what we have now is beyond repair. A crushed economy should convince the few not aren't already brain-dead that the current regime is a total failure.
I think panarchism is the answer but understanding, acceptance and implementation is a ways off.
Now is your chance to vote Libertarian. The convention is the end of May. Gary Johnson and 11 others, so far, are running. Check it out. It is not as if you would be wasting your vote.
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Home News Alltimes moves to Hachette amid changes to children's division
Alltimes moves to Hachette amid changes to children's division
Published May 25, 2016 by Lisa Campbell
Ruth Alltimes is moving from HarperCollins to become m.d publisher of three arms of the Hachette Children's Group to help spearhead the company's "ambitious plans...
Ruth Alltimes is moving from HarperCollins to become m.d publisher of three arms of the Hachette Children's Group to help spearhead the company's "ambitious plans for growth".
Alltimes is currently fiction publishing director of HarperCollins Children's Books and edits David Walliams' titles, among others, but will take the role of m.d publisher for the editorial teams for Orion Children's Books, Orchard Books and Little, Brown Books for Young Readers on 8th August.
Clare Somerville, currently deputy managing director of Hachette Children's, meanwhile, will become the commercial director for the division.
Alltimes' appointment comes admidst other changes to the children's arm of Hachette. Anne McNeil, Hodder Children's book publishing director, has been promoted to senior publisher for Hodder Children's Books, Enid Blyton Entertainment and Quercus Children's Books. Both Alltimes and McNeil will report to group c.e.o Hilary Murray Hill.
Sarah Lambert, currently editorial director for Quercus Children's Books, has also been promoted to editorial director for fiction working across both the Hodder Children's and Quercus Children's imprints.
Karen Ball, publisher at Little, Brown Books for Young Readers has resigned to set up her own business and will leave the Hachette Children's Group in August. Jon Appleton, fiction editorial director at Hodder Children's, has also resigned recently.
Murray Hill said: "I am very pleased to be announcing these changes to our editorial structure, they will enable us to capitalise on the strengths of the imprints, refocus our publishing and foster the creativity of existing editorial talent. Ruth has a superb track-record and I'm excited about what she will bring to the publishing. Ruth and Anne will be spearheading our ambitious plans for growth."
Alltimes added: "There is huge scope to develop and grow the publishing and I look forward to working with the team and their wonderful authors and illustrators."
Prior to HarperCollins, Alltimes was fiction publishing director at Macmillan Children's Books and has worked with Lauren Child, Chris Riddell and Holly Smale, as well as editing David Walliams for the last three-and-a-half years.
Helen Thomas, editorial director of Orion Children's Books, Megan Larkin, publishing director of Orchard Books and Katherine Agar, senior commissioning editor of Little, Brown Books for Young Readers will report to Alltimes.
Hachette merged its three children's businesses into one on 1st January 2015, appointing Murray Hill, then at Egmont, as its c.e.o. At the time, Tim Hely Hutchinson, c.e.o of Hachette, called the move an "important strategic development" for Hachette.
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Murray Hill calls for publishers to be 'agents of social change'
Hachette Children's hosts 'open days' for picture book creators in North and Scotland
Will Mabbitt moves to Orion Children's
Simon Cowell partners with HCG on new children's series
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Copenhagen with its lights, life, architecture and famously livable environs, stands as strong inspiration for the new CIFF KIDS SS17 campaign. Clean and simple, the campaign, photographed by Dennis Stenild, captures the raw youth beauty in a Copenhagen scene. Discover the campaign images on our website.
CIFF KIDS SS17 takes place at Forum, in the heart of Copenhagen. This season the organizers bring back the Trend Show in a new refreshed edition, styled by Katrine Roug, the editor-in-chief at the Danish kids' fashion and lifestyle magazine – Keiki Magazine. The show will present leading trends of Spring/Summer 2017 and will run both on the 10th and 11th of August at 13:00hrs.
CIFF KIDS continues to house both the lifestyle and fashion segments with top Scandinavian and International brands participating. Among them are: Liewood, Christina Rohde, ferm LIVING kids, Angulus, MarMar Copenhagen, Noa Noa miniature, FUB, Sebra Interiør, Baby Clic, Go Baby Go, Soft Gallery, Mini Rodini, Small Rags, CherryPapaya, tinycottons, I dig Denim, Someday Soon!, How To Kiss A Frog, Fred's World, Krutter, By Clara, Filibabba, hummel kids, minimalisma, Poppy Rose, Melula Copenhagen, Fabulous Goose, Milk & Co baby, mp Denmark and nununu.
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Jordan Peele's Twilight Zone Series Adds DeWanda Wise & Jessica Williams
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DeWanda Wise (She's Gotta Have It, Shots Fired) and Jessica Williams (The Incredible Jessica James, The Daily Show) have joined Jordan Peele's upcoming The Twilight Zone reboot, TheWrap has confirmed. The two will star in an episode that will also feature Lucinda Dryzek (Unforgotten), Jefferson White (Yellowstone), and Jonathan Whiteshell (The X-Files).
The ensemble cast for the anthology series also includes John Cho, Sanaa Lathan, Kumail Nanjiani, Adam Scott, Allison Tolman, Greg Kinnear, and Jacob Tremblay.
Previously it was announced that Peele will serve as the show's new host, making him the third person to host the series. Previous versions were hosted by legendary writer/producer Rod Sterling for the original 1959-1964 version and Forest Whitaker for the 2002 version.
Jordan Peele's Twilight Zone series will be produced by CBS Television Studios in association with Jordan Peele's Monkeypaw Productions and Simon Kinberg's Genre Films. Jordan Peele, Simon Kinberg, and Marco Ramirez will serve as executive producers for the series and collaborate on the premiere episode. Win Rosenfeld and Audrey Chon will also serve as executive producers.
RELATED: Greg Kinnear Joins CBS All Access' Twilight Zone Reboot
The original The Twilight Zone took viewers to another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind. Created by Rod Serling, it was a journey into a wondrous land of imagination for five years on CBS, from 1959-1964. The godfather of sci-fi series, the show explored humanity's hopes, despairs, prides and prejudices in metaphoric ways conventional drama could not. In 1983 Steven Spielberg produced a big budget anthology film version, Twilight Zone: The Movie, directed by Spielberg, John Landis, Joe Dante, and George Miller. The show was revived by CBS in the 1980s and ran for three seasons, helmed by the likes of William Friedkin, Atom Egoyan, and Wes Craven. It was revived again on UPN and hosted by Forest Whitaker in 2002 for one season. Another revival was attempted in 2012 with Bryan Singer (X-Men: Days of Future Past), who was to develop, executive produce and direct.
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Etihad Airways celebrates Boeing 787 Dreamliner services to Milan
Etihad Airways (Etihad), the national airline of the UAE, has celebrated the deployment of the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner on its daily scheduled services to Milan by hosting an exclusive reception at the Palazzo Clerici, the spectacular Baroque former residence of the influential Clerici family, located in the heart of the Italian city. The occasion was attended by leading figures from the UAE and local government officials, diplomats, corporate partners, members of the travel industry and social influencers.
Etihad introduced its Abu Dhabi to Milan Malpensa service in September 2007, its first destination in Italy. To meet demand for a more comfortable and personalised travel experience, state-of-the-art Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner services were launched in September this year, demonstrating the airline's commitment to the Italian market.
Robin Kamark, Chief Commercial Officer, Etihad Aviation Group, said: "Since the launch of flights between Milan and Abu Dhabi in 2007, Etihad has carried over 1.4 million guests to and from the city, and the route continues to enjoy strong demand from both business and leisure travellers alike. The tremendous support and recognition Etihad has received in recent years from Italian guests, partners and stakeholders, has been instrumental in strengthening our position as a leader in this important market."
The 787-9s serving Milan currently feature industry-leading cabins with 28 Business Studios and 271 Economy Smart Seats, and will soon be among the first Dreamliners in the fleet to feature new Economy Space seating.
Etihad also used the event as an opportunity to highlight its unique partnership with Italian luxury brand, ACQUA DI PARMA, showcasing the airline's refreshed First and Business class amenity kits. The redesigned First bag features a new shape and is offered in black, while Business amenity kits have evolved into a convenient zipper pouch in yellow, the colour synonymous with the Italian brand and a grey valet tray.
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CEO & President of ACQUA DI PARMA, Laura Burdese, said: "After 103 years, ACQUA DI PARMA has become an icon of Italian style. We are extremely selective when choosing brands to associate with, but partnering with a world-leading airline like Etihad was a natural choice due to its premium services and high-end inflight experience. I see this partnership as an enhancement of a relationship founded on the same shared values of excellence and quality."
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PRESS RELEASE: In 2021, Africa notches strong progress in building tax transparency, tackling illicit financial flows
by Guest Writer June 21, 2022 Leave a CommentPRESS RELEASE: In 2021, Africa notches strong progress in building tax transparency, tackling illicit financial flowsNew
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African countries' requests for information for tax collection purposes rose 26% over the previous year, signaling continued progress toward tax transparency in spite of a challenging environment, according to a report by The Africa Initiative, launched on Tuesday in Nairobi.
The Tax Transparency in Africa 2022 report, which covers 38 countries, documents Africa's progress in tackling tax evasion and other illicit financial flows (IFFs) through transparency and exchange of information (EOI) for tax purposes.
The Africa Initiative is a partnership of the Global Forum on Transparency and Exchange of Information for Tax Purposes (The Global Forum), 33 African countries and 16 partners, including the African Development Bank, the African Union Commission, the European Union and the governments of Switzerland and the UK. Five non-member countries participated in the study for the report.
"I wish to applaud the members of the Africa Initiative for their commitment and resilience in implementing tax transparency standards during the difficult times occasioned by the COVID-19 pandemic," said Githii Mburu, Commissioner General of the Kenya Revenue Authority and Chair of the Africa Initiative, during the launch.
Among other key findings of the 2022 report:
African countries had 4135 bilateral exchange of information relationships in 2021, up from 913 in 2014.
Fifteen countries sent requests for tax information in 2021, up from 6 in 2014.
Nine African countries collectively reported having collected €233 million since 2014 as a direct result of exchange of information requests. Since 2009, at least €1.2 billion in additional revenue has been identified in the region through voluntary disclosure programs, exchange of information and offshore investigations.
In 2021, 1500 African tax officials received training on the use of exchange of information instruments.
Zayda Manatta, head of the Global Forum Secretariat, presented an analysis of the report's findings.
She said that African countries continued to suffer significant losses from illicit financial flows, estimated at $50 billion to $80 billion every year. The Covid-19 pandemic has complicated Africa's achievement of the UN sustainable development Goals. "Covid-19 has pushed an additional 29 million people into extreme poverty, so effectively curbing illicit financial flows, would unlock much-needed resources in Africa," she said.
In spite of the report's positive findings, there is room for African countries to increase their use of tax transparency tools, Manatta said. For instance, although 15 countries sent requests for tax information in 2021, 4 countries—Kenya, Tunisia, Algeria, Nigeria—accounted for 92% of those requests.
She urged that more countries should use requests for information. She also urged that a system for automatic exchange of information needed to be put in place. "More needs to be done in Africa to increase women's participation in capacity building activities," She pointed out that around the world an average of 50% of attendees in capacity building training whereas in Africa it was 40%.
The African Development Bank, an observer to the Global Forum since 2014, promotes African tax transparency through support to institutions and non-state actors in its regional member countries and by strengthening international cooperation to eliminate illicit financial flows.
To download the report click here. For the French version, click here.
Distributed by APO Group on behalf of African Development Bank Group (AfDB).
Olufemi Terry
Communication and External Relations Department
E-mail: media@afdb.org
About the African Development Bank Group:
The African Development Bank Group (AfDB) is Africa's premier development finance institution. It comprises three distinct entities: the African Development Bank (AfDB), the African Development Fund (ADF) and the Nigeria Trust Fund (NTF). On the ground in 44 African countries with an external office in Japan, the AfDB contributes to the economic development and the social progress of its 54 regional member states. For more information: www.AfDB.org
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