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Sing Your Heart Out! 8 Songs Loosely Inspired By Literature
Christianna Marks September 6, 2016 Book Lists, Classics, Lewis Carroll, More, Music, Poetry, Shakespeare, Videos
There are plenty of bands out in the world who are inspired by literature. Most likely you won't be surprised by this fact, but you might be surprised by some of the tunes themselves. From classic rock, to indie bands, from country jams, to folk rock, everyone loves a good book reference.
1. Romeo and Juliet sung by Dire Straits
This tune was obviously inspired by Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, but in the hands of Dire Straits it takes on a modern edge. Or modern if we're comparing it to Shakespeare.
YouTube Channel: DogSwede1
2. If I Die Young sung by The Band Perry
This is the song that catapulted The Band Perry into the spotlight, If I Die Young is their take on poet Alfred Lord Tennyson's The Lady of Shalott. Which was also made popular by the Anne of Green Gables series when Anne reenacts the death scene from the epic poem.
YouTube Channel: TheBandPerryVEVO
3. Ramble On sung by Led Zeppelin
There might be a lot more to the song, but there are so many references to J. R. R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings trilogy that they can't be missed. These British boys were clearly influenced by the stories of Middle Earth.
YouTube Chanel: All Is One And One Is All
4. Sherlock sung by Hive Riot
This fantastic synth-pop tune is a love song with a ton of nods toward Arthur Conan Doyle's famed detective Sherlock Holmes. And nobody likes anything more than a love song, and Sherlock.
YouTube Channel: Hive Riot
5. Flash sung by Queen
This song was created for the 1980's film Flash Gordon though the film itself was based on a comic strip from the 1930's, originally drawn by Alex Reymond. How epic is that?
YouTube Channel: Queen Official
6. White Rabbit sung by Jefferson Airplane
It's clear as soon as the 60's tune starts that it was inspired by Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. The song itself is quite a trip, and totally fitting to its source material.
YouTube Channel: dustasdu
7. Sigh No More sung by Mumford & Sons
We're headed back to Shakespeare with this one. This Mumford & Sons track draws inspiration from Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing. And if you ask me, it seems rather fitting that they picked it as the name of their first album as well.
YouTube Channel: Ruben Partida
8. Tales of a Brave Ulysses sung by Cream
Based on the Roman myth of the brave Ulysses, Cream dug deep for inspiration for this track. It's part psychedelic rock, part loose retelling, but it sure is epic.
YouTube Channel: deviouslittle
What are some of your favorite songs inspired by literature? Did I miss some good tunes?
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Christianna Marks
Christianna Marks is not only a freelance writer, YA book reviewer, self proclaimed music journalist, travel blogger, and aspiring YA novelist, she's also the Co-Editor of the online magazine, Bystander Mag. When she isn't busy writing, she travels the world solo and brings back loads of inspiration with her.
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The Economist's article, "Asgard's Fire; Thorium, an element named after the Norse god of thunder, may soon contribute to the world's electricity supply", made it into the list as one of the most-clicked science and technology article in 2014.
The popularity might be due to the potential of Thorium Energy, us linking to it or to the well thought of illustration by Claudio Munoz depicting a Chinese and Indian, each hacking away to harness the power of Thor, leaving the god with a broken sword.
An excerpt from the article: ...the world's rising industrial powers, India and China, whose demand for energy is leading them to look at the idea of building reactors that run on thorium.
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Satisfiability Lower Bounds and Tight Results for Parameterized and Exponential-Time Algorithms
Fine-Grained Complexity and Algorithm Design
Monday, Nov. 2 – Friday, Nov. 6, 2015
During the last decade, it has been recognized that the complexity assumption known as the (Strong) Exponential Time Hypothesis on satisfiability can explain the complexity of a large number of computational problems in a tight way, showing the optimality of known algorithms. This connection has transformed the field of parameterized complexity by refining the question of which problems are fixed-parameter tractable to a fine-grained optimality program that tries to determine the best possible running time for all problems. Recent results show that such an understanding is possible for a wide range of problems, but there are still no tight bounds in many cases. This indicates that further work is needed on understanding the complexity assumptions related to satisfiability, transferring these lower bounds to various specific problem domains, and obtaining matching algorithmic upper bounds. The goal of the workshop is to bring together researchers from satisfiability, classical computational complexity, parameterized complexity and algorithm design to present recent results in these areas and initiate a discussion on connections between the complexity of satisfiability and the fine-grained complexity of other problems, and their implications for algorithm design.
All talks will be recorded. Enquiries may be sent to the organizers workshop_complexity2 [at] lists.simons.berkeley.edu (at this address.)
Thore Husfeldt (IT University of Copenhagen)
Dániel Marx (Hungarian Academy of Sciences)
Mohan Paturi (UC San Diego)
Amir Abboud (Stanford University), Dimitris Achlioptas (UC Santa Cruz), Josh Alman (Stanford University), Nikhil Bansal (TU Eindhoven), Paul Beame (University of Washington), Andreas Björklund (Lund University), Greg Bodwin (Stanford University), Karl Bringmann (ETH Zürich), Yixin Cao (Hong Kong Polytechnic University), Marco Carmosino (UC San Diego), Brynmor Chapman (Stanford University), Yijia Chen (Fudan University), Radu Curticapean (Universität des Saarlandes), Holger Dell (Universität des Saarlandes), Uri Feige (Weizmann Institute), Michael Fellows (Charles Darwin University), Henning Fernau (Universität Trier), Fedor Fomin (University of Bergen), Anna Gál (UT Austin), Nicola Galesi (Sapienza University Rome), Serge Gaspers (University of New South Wales), Petr Golovach (University of Bergen), Gregory Gutin (Royal Holloway, University of London), Johan Hastad (KTH), MohammadTaghi Hajiaghayi (University of Maryland), Monika Henzinger (University of Vienna), Thore Husfeldt (IT University of Copenhagen), Russell Impagliazzo (UCSD), Klaus Jansen (Universität Kiel), Valentine Kabanets (Simon Fraser University), Iyad Kanj (DePaul University), Petteri Kaski (Aalto University), Eunjung Kim (CNRS/Paris Dauphine University), Mikko Koivisto (University of Helsinki), Antonina Kolokolova (Memorial University of Newfoundland), Christian Komusiewicz (Technische Universität Berlin), Guy Kortsarz (Rutgers University), Lukasz Kowalik (University of Warsaw), Sebastian Krinninger (University of Vienna), Michael Lampis (Université Paris Dauphine), Chin Ho Lee (Northeastern University), Binkai Lin (University of Tokyo), Daniel Lokshtanov (University of Bergen), Dániel Marx (Hungarian Academy of Sciences), Ivan Mikhailin (UC San Diego), Jesper Nederlof (Eindhoven University of Technology), Rolf Niedermeier (Technische Universität Berlin), Vangelis Paschos (Université Paris Dauphine), Mohan Paturi (UC San Diego), Geevarghese Philip (Chennai Mathematical Institute), Michal Pilipczuk (University of Warsaw), Marcin Pilipczuk (University of Warsaw), Aaron Potechin (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Frances Rosamond (Charles Darwin University), Peter Rossmanith (RWTH Aachen), Barna Saha (University of Massachusetts Amherst), Rahul Santhanam (University of Edinburgh), Saket Saurabh (Institute of Mathematical Sciences), Tasos Sidiropoulos (Ohio State University), Arkadiusz Socala (University of Warsaw), Srikanth Srinivasan (Indian Institute of Technology Bombay), Suguru Tamaki (Kyoto University), Robert Tarjan (Princeton University), Seeun William Umboh (Eindhoven University of Technology), Virginia Vassilevska Williams (Stanford University), Emanuele Viola (Northeastern University), Ryan Williams (Stanford University), Meirav Zehavi (Technion Israel Institute of Technology)


Plot: Stephanie Abrahams (Juliet Stevenson), a brilliant concert violinist, who seemingly has it all, is forced to re-evaluate her life when struck down by multiple sclerosis. Faced with a truth too difficult to comprehend, she consults psychiatrist Dr Feldmann (Henry Goodman) and through a series of highly charged encounters is led to examine her deepest emotions and finally to consider a future without music.
I am not into any of this psyhoanalysis stuff and agree with Lynne that it can even be more damaging than helpful. The performances from both Juliet Stevenson and Henry Goodman was amazing with that psychiatrist-client relationship coming through. I liked it when she started teasing him about caring for her, as she thought as healthcare professionals they are not supposed to. The play's ending was left uncertain, does she come back for another session or does she commit suicide?
I remember this play from its first incarnation and being hugely impressed with the emotional range of Frances de la Tour as Stephanie although what I didn't know (in fact not until recently) was she was married to the author Tom Kempinski at the time, and he must have written it with her in mind.
Stevenson can be extraordinary, too, ranging from cosy politician's wives on television to being, I think, the first actress to produce copious snot on screen in 'Truly Madly Deeply' … but did you also know she played Desiree in A Little Night Music (I had no idea she could sing) with New York City Opera, no less. And that Jeremy irons was her Fredrik. Wish I'd seen that.
Don't people read Diary of a Nobody anymore? A very Pooterish review, if I may say so, and one that I happened to come across because I left my laptop in Waitrose toilets and had to prove that it was mine to staff who found it.


Not surprisingly, there are some stories about LeBron coming to the Knicks (if you're surprised or outraged by this, you haven't been paying attention). One is ridiculously pro New York and other is written by the Plain Dealer's Brian Windhorst. I'd suggest reading the pro New York article first and follow with Windy. I did the opposite and, I'll tell ya what, Ian O'Connor's case for New York City scares the crap out of me (short version: LeBron, you could be Babe Ruth).
Right now, I'm leaning towards him staying, but I really have no idea (obviously). At the end of the day, I just can't see him leaving a Championship team to go start over somewhere else.
These playoffs could very well be the death of me.


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SEED Park
Building a SEED Park
Solar - Hydrogen
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Building a SEED Park IV
by Nick C. Parker, PhD
Biomass is defined as the product of photosynthesis in plants or the products produced by consuming plants, i.e. animals, microorganisms and fungi. Biomass is organic and composed principally of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen with lesser quantities of nitrogen, sulfur, calcium, phosphorous, potassium, iron and trace elements. We are organic; our food is organic; trees, flowers, grass, corn, milk and even paper are organic. Organic materials are biomass.
The elements of biomass, especially the carbon, hydrogen, and nitrogen are of great value. Approximately 238 million tons of municipal solid waste, 70% of which is biomass, are generated annually in landfills in the US. Additionally, agricultural, forest industry residues, and energy crops could produce another 512 million dry tons of biomass annually. Some of this biomass is now returned to croplands as fertilizer, other quantities are burned for energy, buried in landfills or discharged into streams and rivers as runoff from the agricultural andforest-based industries. Ground water and surface waters are both polluted by decomposition products of biomass.
In the wonderful design of nature, what we and all animals use for food is what plants produce. Through a process called photosynthesis, plants use the energy of the sun in to convert carbon dioxide, water and fertilizer into plant materials including sugars, proteins, oils, vitamins, and other products while releasing oxygen into the air. We and all animals inhale oxygen and exhale carbon dioxide. The waste products, urine and manure, excreted by animals are the fertilizers required by plants for growth. In this wonderful relationship, animals, and we, need plants and plants need animals and us.
The liquid waste for animals is primarily ammonia, NH3. Bacteria convert the ammonia into nitrate and we commonly use ammonium nitrate (NH3-NO2) and other forms of ammonia including urea and anhydrous ammonia to fertilize plants. Compost is organic fertilizer produced from biomass. Waste materials such as leaves, grass, wood shavings, manures, scrap food, etc. are converted by bacteria and fungi into compost. Applied to plants as fertilizer, compost has value. Compost piles typically operate at about 170EF and can be a source of heat extracted to heat greenhouses or other industrial purposes.
Other municipalities use earthworms, or vermiculture, to digest organics and produce high-value compost commonly called worm castings, or vermipost. The worm castings typically have a higher value than do the worms. However, worms have value as protein, as an ingredient in fish feed as bait for sport fishing, or as live food items for the pet trade.
Municipal solid waste (MSW), more commonly known as garbage and trash, typically contains about 60-70% organic material, or biomass. Municipal waste water treatment plants also produce biomass in the form of sewage sludge, sometimes referred to as biosolids. To this author's knowledge, only two locations in the US (Pinetop, AZ and Pigeon Forge, TN) combine MSW and sludge to produce compost. Other municipalities truck all MSW and sludge to landfills.
A SEED Park could derive both compost and energy from biomass, including MSW, sewage sludge, agricultural residues and forest industry residues. These residues could be converted into compost or burned as fuel; however, those choices would provide the lowest economic and environmental return. As biomass is fermented it is broken down by microorganisms producing methane gas and carbon dioxide. Methane gas can be converted to methanol, a liquid form of energy similar to ethanol, gasification of biomass uses heat and a restricted amount of oxygen to product carbon monoxide (CO), hydrogen and other gases. These gases can be converted into a series of synthetic fuels, or other high-value organic compounds. Both methane and the products of biomass gasification can be used to produce hydrogen for energy and convert the carbon into other reusable products. In another article, we'll explore solar hydrogen and how that form of renewable energy could be produced in, exported from, and used to power a SEED Park.
Nick C. Parker, PhD, is Chief Scientist for Global Scientific, Inc, a Lubbock, Texas-based consulting company that specializes in commercialization of research and development products for sustainability. Dr. Parker can be contacted through Contact us.
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Purdue basketball's defense set the opening tone in victory over Appalachian State
The Boilermakers sparked their 92-70 victory in their Charleston Classic opener with four opening minutes of defensive intensity.
Purdue basketball's defense set the opening tone in victory over Appalachian State The Boilermakers sparked their 92-70 victory in their Charleston Classic opener with four opening minutes of defensive intensity. Check out this story on jconline.com: https://www.jconline.com/story/sports/college/purdue/basketball/2018/11/15/purdue-basketballs-defense-set-opening-tone-win-over-app-state/2008190002/
Nathan Baird, Lafayette Journal & Courier Published 9:48 p.m. ET Nov. 15, 2018 | Updated 2:03 a.m. ET Nov. 16, 2018
Journal & Courier Purdue insider Nathan Baird on how the senior guard is following through on his plan to be a facilitator. Nathan Baird, jconline.com
Purdue's Aaron Wheeler, at left, and Eric Hunter Jr., left, go for a loose ball against Appalachian State's O'Showen Williams during an NCAA college basketball game at the Charleston Classic on Thursday, Nov. 15, 2018, in Charleston, S.C. (AP Photo/Mic Smith)(Photo: Mic Smith, AP)
Friday's game: No. 23 Purdue vs. Davidson State, 6:30 p.m., ESPNU
Purdue turned 15 Appalachian State turnovers into 21 points.
The Boilermakers held Appalachian State to 28.6 percent 3-point shooting.
CHARLESTON, South Carolina — In Purdue men's basketball's fledgling quest to establish an identity, the Boilermakers' opening four minutes of the Charleston Classic laid out a compelling blueprint.
Grady Eifert's steal led to a Ryan Cline 3-pointer. Cline's steal set up Carsen Edwards for a layup. Purdue pressured Appalachian State's guards in the halfcourt, and defense dictated offense as the trigger to a 92-70 victory at TD Arena.
Sophomore center Matt Haarms said, as he sat down for the first time with 15:53 left in the first half, it struck him how hard the Boilermakers had played in that opening stanza. A team that remembered the disappointment of an 0-2 start to last season's Battle 4 Atlantis — and the lack of toughness that tripped them up — set a tone from the jump Thursday.
"It felt like we were executing really well, but I came out and we were playing at a level I haven't really seen before this season," said Haarms, who backboned that defensive effort with four blocks.
"That was one of the best stretches I've seen from us defensively, and I really think that speaks to what we can be."
More: Purdue basketball's quest to steal points may hinge on rebounding
Purdue used that opening salvo to build a 13-2 lead and never again led by fewer than 10 points. It was a stretch reminiscent of the 19-2 run with which the Boilermakers essentially sealed their victory over Ball State last Saturday.
Purdue has proven, in stretches, that it can turn up the defensive intensity and let that serve as a catalyst. In spite of all of its other weapons — Carsen Edwards' fearless range, Cline's growing all-around confidence, the multi-faceted production of the post combo — those tempo-setting, game-controlling defensive performances may prove most crucial as the season progresses.
That may mean as soon as Friday night, with Davidson waiting in the semifinals after its 57-53 victory over Wichita State. The Boilermakers didn't match the intensity of their early opponents in last season's in-season tournament excursion. Thursday, they never gave Appalachian State that chance.
"Just show a little bit of emotion," Purdue senior guard Ryan Cline said of Thursday's tone-setting start. "We carry that burden from last year and were going out and trying to attack them from both ends, especially at the defensive end."
Purdue's defensive game plan centered on two Mountaineers in particular. Guards Justin Forrest and Ronshad Shabazz came in averaging a combined 35 points, having made 12 of 19 from 3-point range in the young season.
Edwards scored 25 points to lead the Boilermakers to an opening-round victory at the Charleston Classic. Nathan Baird, jconline.com
Nojel Eastern, coming off an impressive performance against Ball State's Tyler Persons, opened the game on Shabazz. Carsen Edwards took Forrest. When Eastern picked up a second foul midway through the second half, those duties shifted around.
Unlike against Ball State, neither of those guards got going when Eastern left the floor. Forrest needed an 8-for-8 effort at the free throw line to compile his 14 points. Shabazz made 4 of 9 from the floor and turned the ball over six times.
This was not the best guard combination Purdue will face this season. It may not be the best it sees this week. But that performance, limiting an opponent's two most potent offensive weapons, set the stage for much of the rest of the night's success.
The Boilermakers' center collected 10 points, five rebounds and four assists in the opening round of the Charleston Classic. Nathan Baird, jconline.com
"We did a good job of helping and a good job of trying to take up their space and not let them get in rhythm shooting the basketball," Purdue coach Matt Painter said. "When they did get advantages and get angles and drive, we did a good job of just being there in help and corralling it.
"... We knew if it was going to be a tough night for both of those guys, it was really going to help us."
Haarms blocked four shots, including three over a span of two possessions. Yet from his vantage point at the back of the defense he watched as Eastern and Eric Hunter jammed the Mountaineers' point guards and other Boilermakers wore down the Mountaineers.
Appalachian State made 53.5 percent of its 3-pointers over two games. It made only 6 of its first 25 attempts Thursday. Painter encourages his team to treat those long caroms as turnovers, and this group's athleticism can do that better than other recent versions.
Purdue's defensive effort fed another burgeoning strength: transition offense. On another night, when Edwards and Cline pull up with confidence from 25 feet or more and fire away, the result may not be as favorable. Such is the law of long-distance averages.
The senior guard scored 21 points as the Boilermakers opened the Charleston Classic with a victory. Nathan Baird, jconline.com
Thursday night the unfamiliar shooting environs didn't slow that duo down en route to a 46 combined points and an 8 of 18 performance behind the arc. Cline's continued offensive growth also featured a handful of finishes at the basket and a couple more pick-and-roll mind melds with Haarms.
"You still have to execute versus good teams," Painter said. "That's going to be the real tell-tale for us is our execution in the half court. Any time you can try to steal points from people and use your defense to create offense, it's definitely a bonus."
What the Boilermakers' defense started, their offense finished. It's a formula they're eager to replicate.
Nathan Baird reports on Purdue basketball for the Journal & Courier. Contact him at 765-420-5234 or nbaird@jconline.com. Follow him on Twitter: @nbairdjc
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Serbia supports Saudi Arabia's bid to host Expo 2030
Foreign Minister Prince Faisal Bin Farhan expressed Saudi Arabia's thanks and appreciation for the support of Serbia for the Kingdom's candidacy to host Expo 2030 in Riyadh.
BELGRADE — Foreign Minister Prince Faisal Bin Farhan expressed Saudi Arabia's thanks and appreciation for the support of Serbia for the Kingdom's candidacy to host Expo 2030 in Riyadh.
Prince Faisal made his remarks during a press conference on Wednesday with Serbian Minister of Foreign Affairs Nikola Selaković in Belgrade.
He said: "The meeting with the Serbian counterpart confirms the Kingdom's sincere desire to deepen relations with Serbia as relations are witnessing a positive acceleration in view of their recent inception."
Prince Faisal also stressed the Kingdom's support for all regional and international efforts aimed at peacefully settling the Russian-Ukrainian crisis in a way that enhances international peace and security and mitigates the economic consequences of the crisis and global energy supplies.
The Saudi minister praised the remarkable increase in the rates of trade exchange between the Kingdom and Serbia for 2021, which amounted to 88 percent compared to 2020. He also discussed with his counterpart opportunities to increase investments in all sectors.
For his part, Serbian Minister Selaković expressed his happiness with this historic symbolic visit, which comes as the first official bilateral visit of the Saudi Minister of Foreign Affairs since the relations between the two countries began 10 years ago.
He explained that his country seeks to strengthen and consolidate its relationship with the Kingdom, especially since the Kingdom recorded during the past few years a remarkable prosperity as a result of the development plans of the vision of Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman.
Selaković described the experience as unique, especially since the Kingdom today is an active member of the G20.
The Serbian minister said that he met with Prince Faisal several times this year and in separate occasions, which reflects the dynamic and strength of relations between the Kingdom and Serbia.
He noted that he discussed with him ways to support the peaceful efforts to end the Russian-Ukrainian crisis.
Earlier, the President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić received Prince Faisal Bin Farhan.
Prince Faisal conveyed the greetings of Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman and Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman to the President of Serbia and their wishes for Serbia, government, and people continued progress and prosperity.
During the meeting, they reviewed bilateral relations between the two countries and discussed the latest international developments.


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A Petal Down on the Ground
open letter from Claudia Contin
An offended woman is like a petal on the ground.
A humiliated woman is like a fresh rose crushed in the mud.
A violated woman is like a burnt forest.
A woman killed is like the desertification of our future.
Let's stop this germination of violence from the beginning.
With all women of "infinite will" and all men of "excellent will", we would like to share a sad and painful thought on this umpteenth World Day dedicated to the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, which finds us powerless and astonished at the escalation of gender-based violence that still characterizes the society of the Third Millennium.
A little over one year after the adoption in Italy of the " Red Code", which was supposed to break into the pattern of family and extra-family violence to act as a tool for the prevention of extreme acts such as "feminicide", today we are facing the dramatic overlap of the 2020 pandemic emergency.
The health emergency has forced the world and Italian governments to impose drastic measures such as lockdowns and social distancing, aimed at saving lives and relieving the clogging of inadequate health services. But there has been no time, or awareness, or expertise, to prepare the tools to deal with the consequences of such health measures.
For many fragile people and many women in trouble, displacement restrictions have turned into a nightmare of " reclusion at home" and social distancing has turned into an alienating "isolation from society".
All listening centers, all social workers involved in monitoring high-risk situations, all projects to raise public awareness, have been unable to operate in the ground and on the frontline, uselessly pouring their skills into smart-working in telephone centers and web communications. But a weak person, locked in the house with a torturer, is constantly watched, not even having the physical and mental space to make a phone call or to connect privately with these services. And in the meantime the tension increases.
Even police forces have been compelled to focus on interventions to ensure compliance with the anti-pandemic regulations, taking action for calls from neighbors on private parties, family gatherings, birthdays, noisy but "positive" celebrations (with all that this word entails). But there were no adequate Presidential Decree to ensure that the neighbors, friends, relatives, and the emergency call 112 could also focus operationally on the banging noise and screams that occur in domestic households of under 6 persons.
So, today, on this painful day of collective conscience, the italian government has had to deal with an exponential increase in the number of feminicides in 2020: in 10 months, 90 such extreme acts, one every three days... and not including the other acts of submerged violence protected by the global silence of social isolation.
We too, actresses and actors in the world of theater, we female and male comedians in the world of satire and social reflection, even all of us operators in the collective imagination, were compelled to close theaters and live events, as well as many other cultural activities such as libraries and museums, before and for a longer period of time than all other commercial activities considered "essential" for survival. We female and male artists have also rushed to the web to offer support to the struggling society. But we know that is not enough! We know that the web doesn't reach the conscience and doesn't offer real handholds in the real moment of need and tragedy.
Here from the artistic workshop "Porto Arlecchino", we wish to offer support, we humbly wish to propose operational reflections, to offer a minimum of hope to those who can't see a solution for their future, female or male, nor for their children.
We ask the Governments not only to pass laws and provide funding, but also to streamline as much as possible the procedures of direct prevention and emergency action in any case suspected of "gender abuse".
We ask women of infinite will and men of excellent will, that the chasm of silence that surrounds the dramatically increasing family hardship in our peninsula should begin to be disrupted.
We can learn a lot from the hardship of the year 2020:
"Even the slightest lack of respect can be the beginning of an endless tunnel... Speak to someone right now!"
If the sensitivity of those who read us can accept it, attached we offer a photographic image by Luca Fantinutti as a visual message of "A Petal down on the Ground".
Claudia Contin Arlecchino
Porto Arlecchino
Study of Theater Art and Craft
of Claudia Contin Arlecchino and Luca Fantinutti
e.mail: staff@portoarlecchino.com
web.site: www.portoarlecchino.com
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Data breach may involve hundreds of UNC Health prenatal patients
Posted March 20, 2017 3:51 p.m. EDT
Chapel Hill, N.C. — UNC Health Care said Monday it has begun notifying patients of a potential breach where personal data provided by prenatal patients at two obstetric clinics were mistakenly transmitted to local county health departments.
The breach affects up to 1,300 patients who are believed to have completed Pregnancy Home Risk Screening Forms at their prenatal appointments at the Women's Clinic at the North Carolina Women's Hospital and UNC Maternal-Fetal Medicine at Rex Hospital between April 2014 and last month, officials said.
The forms are used to collect personal information from Medicaid-eligible prenatal patients and were shared with patients' local health departments to connect them with support services. But a review of the practices of the two clinics found that forms completed by women who weren't eligible for Medicaid may have mistakenly been sent to county health departments as well, officials said.
The forms may have included Social Security numbers and details about physical and mental health history, including HIV status and any sexually transmitted diseases, officials said.
UNC Health Care is working with all county health departments involved to request that electronic information on women not covered by Medicaid be purged from their computer systems and that any paper forms in their possession be sent back to the UNC clinics, officials said.
The health system also set up a call center dedicated to this issue for patients who have questions or would like to discuss the matter. The toll-free number is 1-800-596-8362, and personnel are able to speak with patients from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays.
Officials said they don't believe the data breach poses any financial threat to the patients, but UNC Health Care has offered free fraud resolution services for any patient who suffers from identity theft as a result of this incident.
Matthew Burns
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SUHSD believes that "ongoing learning is essential to effective teaching, and professional learning opportunities are crucial to gain and deepen professional knowledge and professional judgment in teachers… in order to ensure high-quality teaching and learning experiences for all students." (CA ELA/ELD Framework Ch. 11).
Each school site has one site curriculum specialist for each of the four core subjects (History/Social Science, Science, Math and English Language Arts). Once each semester, the site specialists, will attend a subject-specific Cohort facilitated by district curriculum specialists to address aspects of written, taught, and tested dimensions of curriculum. Groups of 3-4 site curriculum specialists will then facilitate zone workshops for teachers at their sites.
Zones comprise all teachers of a particular subject area from 3-4 schools. Zones are led by site curriculum specialists. Zones are divided by high school and middle school. Teachers may choose to meet in course-alike groups or vertical teams depending on the intended outcomes.
Optional days for teachers to meet in course alike groups are offered throughout the year.
While not an explicit component of district professional development, the PLCs are a critical element of site professional development and growth. Teachers meet regularly with their PLC members to analyze student work, to plan, reflect on and implement best practices, inquiry based units, common core lessons. Collaborating with Site Curriculum Specialists, teacher leaders will build capacity as reflective creators who develop curriculum, pedagogy and rigorous tasks for students.


Story: In BABEL, a tragic incident involving an American couple in Morocco sparks a chain of events for four families in different countries throughout the world. Tied by circumstance but separated by continent, culture and language, each character discovers that it is family that ultimately provides solace.
In the remote sands of the Moroccan desert, a rifle shot rings out - detonating a chain of events that will link an American tourist couple's frantic struggle to survive, two Moroccan boys involved in an accidental crime, a nanny illegally crossing into Mexico with two American children and a deaf Japanese teen rebel whose father is sought by the police in Tokyo. Separated by clashing cultures and sprawling distances, each of these four disparate groups of people are nevertheless hurtling towards a shared destiny of isolation and grief.
In the course of just a few days, they will each face the dizzying sensation of becoming profoundly lost - lost in the desert, lost to the world, lost to themselves - as they are pushed to the farthest edges of confusion and fear as well as to the very depths of connection and love.


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The heroes removed from Philippine banknotes, coins throughout the years
Ralf Rivas
Remember the time when we had Melchora Aquino, Juan Luna, and Lapulapu on our coins?
MANILA, Philippines – The decision of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) to exclude World War II heroes from the new P1,000 polymer banknotes met outrage from Filipinos.
Descendants of Josefa Llanes Escoda, Vicente Lim, and Jose Abad Santos urged the BSP to keep the martyrs' portraits and place the Philippine eagle – or other plants and animals the central bank wants to feature – on the other side of the bill.
Heroes have been replaced or removed from Philippine currency before, but this is the first time that heroes will be replaced by animals.
Circulated from 1949 to 1969, the English Series was the first set of the Central Bank of the Philippines.
It featured the following heroes and former presidents on the banknotes:
P1 – Apolinario Mabini
P2 – Jose Rizal
P5 – Marcelo del Pilar and Graciano Lopez Jaena
P10 – Mariano Gomez, Jose Burgos, and Jacinto Zamora
P20 – Andres Bonifacio and Emilio Jacinto
P50 – Antonio Luna
P100 – Tandang Sora
P200 – Manuel Quezon
P500 – Manuel Roxas
For the 1-centavo and 5-centavo coins, a man beside an anvil holding a hammer and Mount Mayon are featured.
For the 10-centavo and 25-centavo coins, Lady Liberty and Mount Mayon are on the obverse side.
Pilipino Series and Bagong Lipunan Series
From 1969 to 1973 or during the regime of Ferdinand Marcos, the Central Bank issued the Pilipino Series.
From 1973 to 1985, the Bagong Lipunan Series was launched, featuring a design similar to its predecessor.
Both the Pilipino and Bagong Lipunan Series featured:
P5 – Andres Bonifacio
P10 – Apolinario Mabini
P20 – Manuel Quezon
P50 – Sergio Osmeña
As for the coins, they featured:
1 centavo – Lapulapu
5 centavos – Melchora Aquino
10 centavos – Francisco Baltazar
25 centavos – Juan Luna
50 centavos – Marcelo del Pilar
Flora and Fauna Series
Eight years after the Bagong Lipunan Series, the Flora and Fauna Series was introduced.
Heroes were featured on the reverse side, while plants and animals were depicted on the obverse instead of the Central Bank logo.
The series included:
1 centavo – Voluta imperialis (a species of sea snail), Lapulapu
5 centavos – waling-waling, Melchora Aquino
10 centavos – Philippine goby, Francisco Baltazar
25 centavos- Philippine butterfly, Juan Luna
50 centavos – Philippine eagle, Marcelo del Pilar
P1 – tamaraw, Jose Rizal
P2 – coconut tree, Andres Bonifacio
P5 – narra, Emilio Aguinaldo
The sizes of the coins were reduced in 1991 and were called the Improved Flora and Fauna. Along with this improvement was the introduction of the P5 coin to replace the banknote.
Rappler Talk: Heroes, banknotes, and being Filipino
New Design Series
When Martial Law was lifted in 1981, the New Design Series was launched.
The banknotes of the series had the following:
P5 – Emilio Aguinaldo
P10 – Apolinario Mabini and Andres Bonifacio (Bonifacio was added in 1997)
P200 – Diosdado Macapagal
P500 – Benigno Aquino Jr.
On December 16, 1991, the Philippines launched the P1,000 bill, which had the faces of World War II heroes.
The series also removed most of the heroes featured on the coins.
The 1, 10, and 25 centavos just had the BSP logo, while the 5 centavos had a hole in the middle.
The P1 still had Jose Rizal, while the P5 had Emilio Aguinaldo on the obverse side.
In 2001, the BSP stopped printing the P10 banknote and minted a coin which still had the portraits of Andres Bonifacio and Apolinario Mabini.
New Generation Currency Series
In 2010, the BSP launched the New Generation Currency (NGC) Series.
Members of the numismatic committee included BSP Deputy Governor Diwa Guinigundo and historian and then-National Historical Institute chairman Ambeth Ocampo.
The NGC Series purposely retained most of the New Design Series features, such as the size, predominant colors, and featured personalities, except for the portrait of former president Corazon Aquino, an addition to the P500 note.
The series also replaced the image of the oath taking of former president Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo on the reverse side of the P200 bill with the Philippine tarsier.
In 2019, the BSP launched the P20 coin which still had the face of Manuel Quezon. – Rappler.com
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A sociologist by heart, a journalist by profession. Ralf is Rappler's business reporter, covering macroeconomy, government finance, companies, and agriculture.
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IN the hours that followed Monday's early-morning earthquake in the Los Angeles area, the digital highway ceased to be a futurist's dream and became a lifeline.
Perfect strangers used a number of electronic bulletin boards to pass along information and offer their assistance. With telephone lines down and news still scarce, electronic mail was often the only link between friends and family members.
``Since the phone companies have cut off long distance phone service into the LA area due to the earthquake, I'm trying CIS [CompuServe Information Service] to make contact with a friend's daughter who lives in the LA area,'' wrote Alan R. of Cincinnati the day of the earthquake. (To protect the privacy of electronic bulletin-board users, the Monitor has not included last names.) In his message, Alan included the girl's name and telephone number.
Hundreds, perhaps thousands of people got news the same way. ``I'm looking for a person by the name of Danie,'' wrote Prodigy user Nathan N.
Electronic mail came pouring in from all over: ``I live in Oman [in the Middle East] and am worried ... about friends who live in the area,'' wrote one CompuServe user.
Shu T., using an Internet link in Japan, queried about family members in Sepulveda, Calif.
While southern California computer users were busy contacting people locally, their counterparts elsewhere were volunteering to contact out-of-state family members for Californians who couldn't get through by phone.
Within a day and a half of the quake, Prodigy members from virtually every United States area code were offering to contact relatives in their area.
Sometimes the electronic discussions veered off in different directions. Many users worried that earthquake relief would raise their taxes.
Others wondered why anybody would live in California, while native Californians jumped to their state's defense.


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Courage is never more needed in these unprecedented times... Courage in navigating alarming difference with peace & faith as God's distinctive people, hope-filled and always seeking His face!
In the light of the announced closure of public gatherings, along with the wider Church of England, we are invited to respond to the challenge of this time, by becoming a 'radically different kind of church rooted in prayer and serving others'. Full comms from Church of England HQ here, and the detailed letter from our Archbishops here. It's always been an exciting privilege to serve the historic vocation of the church by serving all, and this reality is never more clear than at present in these unique days. The necessity to close church buildings for public worship is remarkable as it last happened in 1208. All public worship, activities and ministry at St Peters & St Pauls apart from emergency pastoral care and funerals is suspended from 22nd March for the foreseeable future. Our lifegroups may continue to meet in homes by private agreement as they are gatherings with under twenty persons. In all things wisdom and courage, in the Holy Spirit!
Panic has it's roots in fear, and peace is found through faith in Jesus. In these unchartered waters, I urge you not to face things alone, reach out, email or message myself and within our church family we will seek to serve all within the limitations of our resources. 'Social distancing' doesn't necessitate 'social isolation', so let's stay connected! Call, text or whatsapp on 077990-72845 for a listening ear & some company at the other end of a phone. In the words of Archbishop Justin Welby & Archbishop John Sentamu, "Where is our hope? It is in the end in the love and faithfulness of a God whom we may have forgotten, but whose action and character is expressed in millions of acts of love by every person in this country." We are good news people!
As the people of God throughout all the ages we are people who sing, and so we did sing heartily like never before, songs of declaration on Sunday past. Adam who's part of our church staff team has put this free spotify playlist together, Jeremy Marshall speaks powerfully to the fear of death & dying, Craig Philbrick's, digital tools for discipleship right now!, Sam Wells wrote this really helpful piece about 'something more infectious!' and Mary DeMuth's beautiful pandemic prayer.
We'll keep adding resources and links in the coming days, with 3-minute encouragements from Ephesians daily on his social media or here on youtube, other occasional video messages, resources and live streaming on our church facebook page. We plan to live stream on Sunday mornings at 1030 for around 30-minutes and each day livestreaming at 12noon with a 3-minute encouragement! Please adopt the call to prayer this Sunday as part of the national church, and light up your windows at 7pm this Sunday 22nd March, as a sign of solidarity and hope in the light of Christ that can never be extinguished!
Words from Kitty O'Meara, "And the people stayed home. And read books, and listened, and rested, and exercised, and made art, and played games, and learned new ways of being, and were still. And listened more deeply.
Some meditated, some prayed, some danced. Some met their shadows. And the people began to think differently.And the people healed. And, in the absence of people living in ignorant, dangerous, mindless, and heartless ways, the earth began to heal.
And when the danger passed, and the people joined together again, they grieved their losses, and made new choices, and dreamed new images, and created new ways to live and heal the earth fully, as they had been healed." Words from Jesus, "We love because He first loved us..."
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At St Peter's Hextable and St Paul's Swanley Village we take safeguarding very seriously and the PCC has adopted the House of Bishops Parish Safeguarding Handbook, Promoting a safer church, which can be viewed here Further safeguarding documents can be found on the Rochester Diocese safeguarding website Safeguarding children, young people and adults experiencing, or at risk of abuse or neglect is the responsibility of us all whether they are in the communities in which we live or part of our Christian family.
If you have a concern regarding a child, young person or adult who may be at risk of harm please speak to our Parish Safeguarding Officer, Andy Birmingham 07511 255 565 or email safeguarding@stph.org.uk
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Donald Trump says on Twitter that Bernie Sanders is selling out by endorsing Hillary Clinton for president.
The unusual race for president in the US continues to agitate the waters of social media.
Hillary Clinton thanked Bernie Sanders, her hard-charging progressive opponent for the Democratic slot, for his Tuesday endorsement, which came more than a month after Clinton had clinched the nomination.
"This is one of the most important elections of our lifetimes. You will always have a seat at the table when I am in the White House," Clinton told Sanders during a rally in New Hampshire. Clinton's campaign also sent out a flurry of tweets touting Sanders' support.
However, Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential challenger, anticipated the official announcement and chimed in early on Twitter, saying Sanders had "sold out" to "Crooked Hillary Clinton." Later, he also made a play for any Sanders supporters who might be feeling betrayed.
The Sanders camp replied to the sell-out remark with a post of its own, dismissing Trump's comment as "big talk" from someone who'd dodged a more direct confrontation.
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#ifndef LLVM_ANALYSIS_FINDUSEDTYPES_H
#define LLVM_ANALYSIS_FINDUSEDTYPES_H

#include "llvm/ADT/SetVector.h"
#include "llvm/Pass.h"

namespace llvm {

class Type;
class Value;

class FindUsedTypes : public ModulePass {
  SetVector<Type *> UsedTypes;
public:
  static char ID; // Pass identification, replacement for typeid
  FindUsedTypes() : ModulePass(ID) {
    initializeFindUsedTypesPass(*PassRegistry::getPassRegistry());
  }

  /// getTypes - After the pass has been run, return the set containing all of
  /// the types used in the module.
  ///
  const SetVector<Type *> &getTypes() const { return UsedTypes; }

  /// Print the types found in the module.  If the optional Module parameter is
  /// passed in, then the types are printed symbolically if possible, using the
  /// symbol table from the module.
  ///
  void print(raw_ostream &o, const Module *M) const;

private:
  /// IncorporateType - Incorporate one type and all of its subtypes into the
  /// collection of used types.
  ///
  void IncorporateType(Type *Ty);

  /// IncorporateValue - Incorporate all of the types used by this value.
  ///
  void IncorporateValue(const Value *V);

public:
  /// run - This incorporates all types used by the specified module
  bool runOnModule(Module &M);

  /// getAnalysisUsage - We do not modify anything.
  virtual void getAnalysisUsage(AnalysisUsage &AU) const {
    AU.setPreservesAll();
  }
};

} // End llvm namespace

#endif

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by: WANE Staff Reports
COLUMBIA CITY, Ind. (WANE) A viral video of a little boy coming to the aid of his sister, who was competing in a wrestling match, originated in Columbia City, NewsChannel 15 has learned.
This week, Tori Prendergast shared a video on her Facebook page that showed a young girl and a young boy wrestling in a match. Three seconds into the video of the match, a young boy darts onto the mat and shoves the boy from the girl – his sister.
The video has been viewed more than 70,000 times and shown on national television shows.
It turns out, the match was part of a club duals competition held at Indian Springs Middle School in Columbia City last Sunday.
Prendergast's 5-year-old son, Ryan, was competing in the match against 4-year-old Ruby. It was Ruby's 2-year-old brother, Jash, who ran in to save the day.
Prendergast said she shared the video on social media because it was lovable.
"I just shared it thinking it was cute," said Prendergast. "I had no idea everyone would love it!"
CHONGQING (WTVO) -- A Chinese theme park has sparked outrage after workers pushed a pig off a 223-foot platform and forced it to bungee jump. The incident was part of a publicity stunt to promote a new attraction.
Video, taken at the Meixin Red Wine Town theme park, shows the pig wearing a cape and being pushed off the tower. It's legs are shown to be tied during the event.
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Luce Irigaray, (born 1932?, Belgium), French linguist, psychoanalyst, and feminist philosopher who examined the uses and misuses of language in relation to women.
Irigaray was circumspect about revealing details of her personal life or upbringing; she believed that interpreters and critics within the male-dominated academic establishment typically use such information to distort or dismiss the work of challenging women thinkers. She studied in Belgium at the Catholic University of Leuven and later at the University of Paris VIII (Vincennes), where she received a doctorate in linguistics in 1968. In the 1960s she trained as a psychoanalyst at the École Freudienne de Paris (Freudian School of Paris), founded in 1964 by the philosopher and psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan. The publication of her second doctoral thesis (in philosophy), Speculum de l'autre femme (1974; Speculum of the Other Woman), which was highly critical of Freudian and Lacanian psychoanalysis, resulted in her dismissal from her teaching positions at Vincennes and the École Freudienne. From 1964 Irigaray held a research position at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (National Centre for Scientific Research) in Paris.
Irigaray was best known for her theory of "sexual difference," according to which the supposedly sexless notion of the subject, or ego, in Western philosophy and psychoanalytic theory subtly reflects the interests and perspectives of men, while women are associated with the nonsubject (the Other) or with matter and nature. She argued that there is no authentic heterosexuality in Western culture, because the culture represents or cultivates only a male subject, not a female one, particularly in the domains of law, religion, political theory, philosophy, and art. Irigaray's project was to introduce into this philosophical heritage two sexed subjects and to call for the development of a culture and an ethics that would do justice to both. She conceived of her work as comprising three phases: the first phase demonstrates the masculine perspective that has dominated Western discourse; the second sketches possibilities for the construction of a feminine subject; and the third aims to develop the social, legal, and ethical conditions necessary for relations between two differently sexed subjects.


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Big to small screen
By Denise Martin
"Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles" had all the makings of a hit, even without Arnold.
But after just two shortened seasons, Fox pulled the plug on the blockbuster franchise's move to TV. Ratings had fallen to a series low by May, and it seemed the show was doomed to be unfavorably -- and maybe unfairly -- compared to its iconic source material.
This year, the networks are trying something more subtle. More movie reboots are on the way, but rather than plucking from mega properties, the networks have chosen less obvious films to help launch, but not overshadow, new series. In the fall, NBC will bring a drama version of the 1989 Steve Martin family movie "Parenthood" (a prior, short-lived comedic attempt aired in 1990), while ABC has slated a "Desperate Housewives" spin on "The Witches of Eastwick," simply titled "Eastwick."
ABC Family on Tuesday will premiere the half-hour series "10 Things I Hate About You," based on the 1999 teen comedy of the same name.
Though the films themselves may no longer be at the forefront of pop culture, each spinoff feels more like a homegrown project than a marketing ploy; "Parenthood" continues NBC's tradition of extra-large-ensemble dramas ("The West Wing," "ER" and "Heroes"), "Eastwick" adds another female-centric soap opera to ABC's stable ("Grey's Anatomy," "Brothers & Sisters"), and "10 Things" has the comedic edge of ABC Family's hit "Greek" (not coincidentally, "Greek" writer-producer Carter Covington works on both shows).
Time and distance between iterations offer advantages too. When the WB slowly grew "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" into a cult hit in 1997, few made comparisons -- or even remembered -- the 1992 movie that preceded it.
Name recognition, even if it summons a dim memory, is important, said Angela Bromstad, president of prime-time entertainment for NBC and Universal Media Studios. "When you're in such a crowded space, anything that resonates is good," she said. "To be honest, I haven't watched the original 'Parenthood' in some time. It's sitting at my desk at home -- I was planning on taking it on vacation to watch again."
That means no angry fanboys burning down NBC if the Steve Martin role is miscast. Jason Katims, who is executive producer of the series, said he likes "the fact that even if most people know the film, they won't be demanding the series be a certain thing. Hopefully, they'll be more open."
The gamble is not entirely new to NBC. The network saw moderate success with Katims' adaptation of the Peter Berg high school football drama "Friday Night Lights." Though the ratings-challenged show had a difficult time explaining itself to an audience -- the story centers on the issues facing a small-town community in Texas more than it does on high school football -- it found a critical following so devoted that NBC engineered a deal with DirecTV to keep the show on the air through 2011.
Katims thinks his new show will be a much easier sell. " 'Parenthood' is simpler -- it's all there in the title," he said. "It's dealing with the beauty and heartache of everyday life, specifically for parents."
As in the Ron Howard-directed film, the show will revolve around the daily dramas of a supersized adult family: four adult siblings (Peter Krause, Maura Tierney, Erika Christensen and Dax Shepard), their spouses, kids and parents (Craig T. Nelson and Bonnie Bedelia). Howard will be executive producer of the series with producing partner Brian Grazer.
"Like with 'Friday Night Lights,' I think there's positive attachment to 'Parenthood,' " Bromstad said, recalling being a young mom herself when the film came out. "I don't remember the specifics, but I do remember it being a rare comment on how challenging parenthood was, but also how great."
A hard spell to cast
"Eastwick" executive producer Maggie Friedman concedes she initially found it troublesome that "The Witches of Eastwick" might be a little too memorable.
A couple of series attempts had already been made in the aftermath of George Miller's 1987 supernatural comedy-horror movie, based on the John Updike book, which starred Cher, Susan Sarandon and Michelle Pfeiffer as a trio of lusty but vengeful witches and Jack Nicholson as "your average horny little devil." Pilots were produced in 1992 and as recently as 2002, with Marcia Cross, Kelly Rutherford and Lori Loughlin playing the women as mothers with teenage sons (all three are now regulars in returning series this fall).
"It was extremely intimidating," said Friedman, who had worked with ABC when she was a writer on "Once and Again." Also, the idea of a remake had already stalled out twice before, but Friedman said she eventually gave in because of her "intense interest" in magic. (She had previously written a show about a witch for Warner Bros. that never got picked up.)
"What I wanted was to be evocative of the fun and sexiness and danger of the movie but also do something different and contemporary," Friedman said. "More than magic, mine is a fantasy about female friendship."
For the series, she abandoned the campy '80s trappings and supernatural vagueness -- in the film, the women's powers randomly come and go -- in favor of something more grounded. Each of the three new witches in sleepy seaside Eastwick, here played by Rebecca Romijn, Lindsay Price and Jamie Ray Newman, is granted a gift specific to her midlife hang-up. (Price's character, for example, is a meek, bespectacled wallflower who suddenly finds herself with the power to bend men's wills -- after she ditches the glasses and updo, of course.)
"The magic and mythology is really just gravy for us," said Suzanne Patmore-Gibbs, ABC's executive vice president of scripted programming. Even the devilish man, played by Paul Gross, who helps awaken the trio's potential, may or may not be Satan this time around.
Patmore-Gibbs said: "We just wanted to hang out with these women. 'The Witches of Eastwick' means something to a certain age group, certainly, but you don't have to have seen the movie or read the book to get into it."
A recent favorite
Of the three shows, ABC Family's "10 Things I Hate About You" might have the most baggage to shed. The original film, itself an update of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew," featured Julia Stiles and the late Heath Ledger, the latter in a star-making performance as the longhaired misfit who falls for Stiles' tough-talking high school feminist.
Their characters had to be reinvented for the show, which will follow the mismatched Stratford sisters and the students at Padua High. "It was really concerning," said ABC Family head of programming Kate Juergens. "Heath's role was particularly hard to cast, and we didn't want to replicate what he'd done and do ourselves a disservice by comparison. So we went in a different direction entirely."
Ethan Peck, the grandson of Gregory, will play the character of Patrick Verona. Juergens said that whereas Ledger had a "beautiful, sunny, playful presence," Peck has a "dark, brooding, deeply classical romantic thing going on."
She added that she had had her eye on the film ever since seeing a research presentation that listed "10 Things" among the Top 10 influential films among "young millenials," ABC Family's target audience. Once she found out parent company Disney owned the rights, she immediately began to develop the project.
Gil Junger, who directed the film and will direct several episodes of the series, said the show stands on its own because the characters from the movie do.
"I think if Disney had signed the cast of '10 Things' to a two- or three-picture deal -- and I'm still surprised they didn't -- there would have been a '10 Things 2' and '10 Things 3' and they would have been equally successful," Junger said, "because people fell in love not with the story but with those characters."
denise.martin@latimes.com


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Sinn Féin president, Gerry Adams, to release book of his best tweets and selfies
By Tony Connelly - January 22, 2016
His bizarre and comical tweets have made him one of the most popular political leaders on social media and now Sinn Féin president, Gerry Adams, plans to release a collection of his most thought provoking online utterances.
The book, titled 'My Little Book of Tweets' will contain all Gerry Adams' best twitticisms and selfies and is expected to go on sale 29 January, priced €8.99 (£6.88).
The 67 year-old is an avid tweeter and has accumulated over 98,600 followers with tweets such as "My favourite rapper is myself" and "In Dáil chamber. Thought I had a pen in my pocket. Discovered it is s tooth brush! Silly me!!!"
My favourite rapper is meself.
— Gerry Adams (@GerryAdamsSF) June 8, 2014
When u come 2 the end of a lollipop. 2 the end. 2 the end of a lollipop. When u come 2 the end of a lollipop. Pop goes ur heart. Xo TGBE. — Gerry Adams (@GerryAdamsSF) December 9, 2013
Adams' has adopted a different approach to social media compared to other political figures, mixing his light hearted comical posts with serious political updates, and the release of his latest book suggests the move has worked well for the Belfast-born public figure.
A canine selfie with wonder dog Teddy! pic.twitter.com/vIsryDrOdW — Gerry Adams (@GerryAdamsSF) January 9, 2016
The listing for the book on the party's bookshop website says that the tweets by the "well known public figure" have been described as "bizarre, weird and as part of a clever strategy". The tweets in the compact book have been "selected by the man himself".
The blurb continues: "His tweets range across the political and the personal, the serious and the humorous, often featuring rubber ducks and teddy bears! This little books shows the lighter side of his personality and allows the reader some insight into his private life. The inevitable selfies are included showing that many years' experience of politics have taught him not to take himself too seriously!"
My Little Book of Tweets adds to the other 13 titles Adams has released over the years which include An Irish Voice: The Quest for Peace, Who Fears to Speak? and the autobiography Before the Dawn.
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The New Agatha Christie? I Don't Think So!
"Everything seems charged on this island. It's as though this place is doing it, that we've been brought here for a reason" (288).
Will Slater and Julie Keegan are both gorgeous, ambitious, and powerful. Their wedding, even though it's taking place at a remote island off the Irish coast with only a very select group of guests, will be the event of the season. As the couple's nearest and dearest gather, however, tension continues to mount between the happy couple, the island's only residents, and the wedding guests. When it reaches a fever pitch, one person is left dead. Who hated the victim enough to kill them? And why? Stuck in an isolated place with no way to communicate with the outside world, those on the island must figure out which one of them is a murderer—before the killer strikes again.
With its And Then There Were None-ish premise, it's no wonder that The Guest List by Lucy Foley is being compared to Agatha Christie's classic. The similarities, however, stop at the book's setup. While Foley's version features a creepy, atmospheric setting, which creates a deliciously suspenseful backdrop, the story itself moves so slowly that the novel never reaches an "unputdownable" stage. There were a few surprises in the plot but not enough to make the story feel clever or original. In addition, the characters are almost wholly unlikable—most are immature, entitled snobs who have done terrible things to each other, which made it difficult for me to care what happened to them. Not surprisingly, then, The Guest List made for a dark, depressing, and not super satisfying read. I'd heard such good things about this book that I thought I would love it. Unfortunately, I just ... didn't. Bummer.
(Readalikes: Reminds me of One By One by Ruth Ware)
for strong language, violence, disturbing subject matter, sexual content, and depictions of illegal drug use
To the FTC, with love: I bought a copy of The Guest List with a portion of the millions I make from my lucrative career as a book blogger. Ha ha.
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Шанце () — водосховище і дамба у Моравсько-Сілезьких Бескидах, Моравсько-Сілезький край, Чехія. Водосховище розташоване у верхній течії річки Остравіце, площа — 3,37 км². Дамба побудована у 1964-1969 роках, початок використання — 1974. Під час створення водосховища було затоплено частину села Staré Hamry. Назва походиться від назви пагорба, що нависає над водоймою.

Водосховище служить для постачання питної води до найближчих містечок і сіл та для регуляції повеней на річці Остравіце.

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Джерела

Водосховища Чехії
Греблі Чехії
Збудовані у 1969
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Q: Valid Mobile Number I want this mobile number should be in a format: +911234567 (It should not have any space nor - inbetween numbers)
I'm using this code to validate Mobile Numbers;
if (!preg_match("/((\+63)|0)[.\- ]?9[0-9]{2}[.\- ]?[0-9]{3}[.\- ]?[0-9]{4}/Ui", $_POST['number'], $matches))
{
    // Invalid Number
}

But the regex is throwing the error even if the number is valid. Please help!

A: The number that is correct is '+639112345678' this seems to work ok. with the regular expression that you wrote.
The regular expression that you are expecting is this, for this +911234567 number. i've tested it.
/^\+?(?:(?:63)|0)*[.]?9[0-9]{2}[.]?[0-9]{3}[.]?[0-9]{3,4}$/gm
Edited: to not have spaces or - in between.

A: Try this;
if (!preg_match("/^\+?\d{1,15}$/Ui", $_POST['number'], $matches))
{
    // Invalid Number
}

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Chronic knee injury ends football career of Penn State's Adam Breneman
Adam Breneman, left, and Christian Hackenberg joke around as they leave the field following Penn State's media day at Beaver Stadium last summer. (Nabil K. Mark/Centre Daily Times / AP)
Penn State football players have a long tradition of trading jerseys at their final practice of the season. On New Year's Eve, quarterback Christian Hackenberg and tight end Adam Breneman, the cornerstones of Penn State's 2013 recruiting class, wore each other's jersey.
Now, both are gone.
Breneman announced Thursday that he has ended his football career due to a chronic knee injury that affected his past two seasons. He leaves the program with a degree in business management, which he completed in three years, and an eye toward a career in politics.
"I want to thank Coach [Bill] O'Brien, Coach [James] Franklin, my teammates and the Penn State fans for the great memories over the last three years," Breneman said in a statement. "I have truly treasured my time as a Nittany Lion and I am confident that the Penn State experience has prepared me for the next phase of my life."
Breneman joined Hackenberg, who declared himself eligible for the NFL draft, in leaving the program early, though for different reasons. Breneman departs with two years of eligibility, the product of a redshirt season in 2014 because of a knee injury that proved difficult to overcome.
[More Sports] Penn State hires prolific Purdue receiver Taylor Stubblefield as new receivers coach »
Breneman and Hackenberg were two of the highest-ranked players of Penn State's 2013 class, with Breneman being considered among the nation's top tight ends. He was offered a scholarship by Joe Paterno, committed to Bill O'Brien and played for James Franklin.
As a freshman in 2013, Breneman blossomed late in the season and made one of its biggest plays. In the season-finale against Wisconsin, Breneman caught a 68-yard touchdown pass on Penn State's first possession, kickstarting the team's 31-24 upset victory. It remains the longest touchdown catch by a tight end in Penn State history.
But knee injuries remained a constant through Breneman's last four years. He missed his senior season at Cedar Cliff High, and his sophomore season at Penn State, because of injuries.
Breneman had knee surgery in 2014 and, last summer, said he felt better than he had in years. Dwight Galt, Penn State's director of performance enhancement, said Breneman ran the 40-yard dash in 4.63 seconds.
[More Sports] Penn State upsets No. 20 Ohio State to end 3-game skid »
"He's back," Galt said then. The tight ended added at the time that, "for the first time in a while, I feel like I'm good at football again."
But the knee issues continued, and Breneman played in just two games this season: against Ohio State and Michigan State.
"I know that it was a difficult for Adam to step away from the game, but he felt it was the right time," Franklin said in a statement. "We are so proud of his work in the classroom, having earned his degree in three years. Adam is a special young man that has left his imprint on not only the Penn State football program, but the Penn State community at large. He has been a difference-maker at a very young age and has a bright future ahead of him."
Off the field, Breneman served as vice president for Penn State's chapter of Uplifting Athletes and was named by athletic director Sandy Barbour to join Penn State's Athletic Director Leadership Institute.
[More Sports] Investigation did not substantiate Penn State hazing allegations, Centre County DA says »
In high school, Breneman started an initiative called "Catch the Cure for ALS," which benefited family friend, and former Lafayette quarterback, Tom Kirchhoff.
Breneman's campaign raised more than $200,000 for Project ALS. In 2013, Breneman received the Prudential Community Spirit Award.
On Thursday, Breneman published an open letter for Pennlive.com, in which he thanked Penn State's coaches, medical staff and fans. He also said that, though his playing career was cut short, he "truly lived a dream at Penn State."
"Of course, I wish I could have contributed more on the field to this great school and to my teammates," Breneman wrote. "I want nothing more than to make my teammates, my coaches, my family, and the amazing Penn State fans proud. I am not sure what the next chapter of my life will entail, but I promise no matter where I am or what I am doing, I will never ever stop fighting for Penn State."
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Hirsi is the eldest daughter of prominent Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar, but she's earned a reputation in her own right as a climate change activist.
After learning about the sharp racially divided effects of climate change, then-15-year-old Hirsi sprung into action to get climate change on the official agendas of local and national lawmakers.
In January 2019, Hirsi founded the US Youth Climate Strike group, an American chapter of a global climate activist movement. In her role as executive director, Hirsi has been a key part of activating a chapter to join the estimated 1.6 million students across 120 countries to skip school in March to demand official action on climate change and spoke at the Minneapolis march as part of the global climate strike on September 20. Read More
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Q: How to tell if reads are being redirect to MySQL slave on Rails3 [update] May be my use (or misuse) of the seamless_database_pool gem.
I just setup a master/slave setup on Rails3 using seamless_database_pool. Does this mean that the reads are definitely NOT being redirected to the slave?
How can I check this at the MySQL level?
I was hoping show processlist would do this, but I'm not seeing any processes.
[update]
Running show processlist on the master displays the queries being run, so I guess the READs are not being passed to the slave.
The bin_log file just has the following (9's and x's added):
/*!40019 SET @@session.max_insert_delayed_threads=0*/;
/*!50003 SET @OLD_COMPLETION_TYPE=@@COMPLETION_TYPE,COMPLETION_TYPE=0*/;
DELIMITER /*!*/;
\# at 4
\#xxxxxxx 99:99:99 server id 2  end_log_pos 106     Start: binlog v 4, server v 5.1.52-log created xxxx 99:99:99 at startup
ROLLBACK/*!*/;
BINLOG '
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
'/*!*/;
\# at 106
\#xxxx 99:99:99 server id 2  end_log_pos 125    Stop
DELIMITER ;
\# End of log file
ROLLBACK /* added by mysqlbinlog */;
/*!50003 SET COMPLETION_TYPE=@OLD_COMPLETION_TYPE*/;

Thanks

A: It is possible that the processes are too quick for you to catch on "show processlist". If that is the case, you might be able to turn on logging in my.cnf.
Otherwise, I understand that a slave MySQL is recommended to have binary logging turned on, and you can inspect that with the "mysqlbinlog" utility.
You would go to the directory where MySQL binlogs are stored (on Linux it's usually /var/lib/mysql or /var/lib/mysql/data), check the various bin files to get the latest - something like thisisyourbinfile.001723 - and just run mysqlbinlog on it. The output is pretty messy, but can be easily parsed with sed or searched with grep.
There are also utilities which will intercept MySQL packets at the network level, and display them on standard output. Most are based on tcpdump, and you actually need little more than tcpdump itself:
e.g.   http://www.megalinux.net/using-tcpdump-for-mysql-query-logging/


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Police issue Silver Alert for missing Leawood man
Gerald Rea, 81, was traveling to Olathe for auto repairs
Updated: 6:47 PM CST Jan 8, 2016
KMBC 9 News Staff
Leawood police have issued a Silver Alert for the metro area for 81-year-old Gerald Rea. Rea left his Leawood residence at 10:30 a.m. Friday in a gray, 2006 Mazda Tribute with Kansas license plate TCW524.
Leawood police have issued a Silver Alert for the metro area for 81-year-old Gerald Rea.Rea left his Leawood residence at 10:30 a.m. Friday in a gray, 2006 Mazda Tribute with Kansas license plate TCW524.Authorities said Rea was en route to Olathe for automotive repairs.His cellphone is no longer working, but is last pinged at 119th Street and Moonlight Road. His credit card was used at Johnson Drive in Mission at 2:14 p.m. Friday.Rea does not have his required medication and is believed to be lost.He is 5 feet, 2 inches tall and weighs 104 pounds.Anyone who sees Rea or who has information on his whereabouts is asked to call 911 or the Leawood Police Department at 913-642-7700.
LEAWOOD, Kan. —
Leawood police have issued a Silver Alert for the metro area for 81-year-old Gerald Rea.
Rea left his Leawood residence at 10:30 a.m. Friday in a gray, 2006 Mazda Tribute with Kansas license plate TCW524.
Authorities said Rea was en route to Olathe for automotive repairs.
His cellphone is no longer working, but is last pinged at 119th Street and Moonlight Road. His credit card was used at Johnson Drive in Mission at 2:14 p.m. Friday.
Rea does not have his required medication and is believed to be lost.
He is 5 feet, 2 inches tall and weighs 104 pounds.
Anyone who sees Rea or who has information on his whereabouts is asked to call 911 or the Leawood Police Department at 913-642-7700.


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