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There are two types of headaches that may cause pain on the right side of the head, a hemicrania continua headache and chronic migraine, according to Mayo Clinic. Both of these headache types may affect the right or left side of the head, but not both.
Hemicrania continua headache symptoms include pain on one side of the head, continuous pain and have spikes of severe pain, explains Mayo Clinic. A hemicrania continua headache may also occur alongside migraine symptoms and cause nasal congestion, tearing or redness in the eye and drooping of the eyelid or pupil constriction.
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Tension headaches are the most common type of headache, although they are usually not serious. Like migraines, the causes of tension headaches are unclear, although it is believed that they are brought on by some kind of change in brain chemistry, stress, depression, hunger and muscle strain. This type of headache is characterized by a constant pressure on the side of the head, or aching in the temples, back of the neck or head, states WebMD.
Cluster headaches tend to occur in cyclical patterns or clusters without warning and can last for several weeks. While the cause remains unknown as of 2015, it is believed that an abnormality of the hypothalamus and the body's biological clock are involved, due to the cyclical nature of attacks, explains Mayo Clinic.
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"Immediately compelling" and "a cinematic delight" – A Plague Tale: Innocence has left journalists "absolutely blown away"
For the first time, the press has been hands on with A Plague Tale: Innocence and the response is clear: they love it. From the emotional journey of Hugo and Amicia to the incredible landscapes of medieval France, A Plague Tale has impressed on every level. In our new Accolade Preview Trailer, get a look at just how wide-ranging and positive the feedback has been as we prepare for release on May 14, 2019.
"Full of promise" with "everything it takes to be a good game," A Plague Tale: Innocence is "impeccably polished," "distinctive and terrifying" with expectations from some of a "game of the year contender." Doing an "exceptional job at portraying raw, emotional storytelling", the game also features "haunting art direction" and there's "a lot more to the gameplay and story than first meets the eye." Regularly compared favorably to the genre's best titles, journalists "came away from this preview absolutely desperate for more."
May 14 we can't wait to give it to them and the gaming public. Look out for more news, trailers, screenshots, and information on A Plague Tale: Innocence in the very near future.
Pre-orders are available for digital and retail on consoles, and digital PC, for A Plague Tale: Innocence. Digital pre-orders come with alternative outfits and coats of arms for Amicia and Hugo, while retail ones have additional benefits depending on region – please check local listings for full details.
A Plague Tale: Innocence arrives May 14 on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One.
Developed on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC by Asobo Studio, A Plague Tale: Innocence will offer an adventure supported by an original scenario, with gameplay that blends action, adventure and stealth phases. Follow our protagonists Amicia and her little brother Hugo, both orphans and on the run from the terrifying Inquisition. Our young heroes will also need to survive against an even greater danger: supernatural swarms of rats that appeared with the great plague infecting across cities and countryside.
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Bergamo's beautiful upper town, the Città Alta (pictured above), is a magical place well worth visiting. Use this website to help you plan your trip to Bergamo in Northern Italy and find your way to some of the other lovely towns and villages in Lombardia that are perhaps less well known to tourists.
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San Michele al Pozzo Bianco
SAN MICHELE AL POZZO BIANCO (St Michael at the White Well)
The church of San Michele al Pozzo Bianco in Bergamo houses one of the greatest works by Renaissance artist Lorenzo Lotto.
Lotto is believed to have enjoyed the happiest and most productive period of his life while living in Bergamo between 1513 and 1525.
The Venetian-born painter became famous for his altar pieces, paintings of religious subjects and portraits.
While in Bergamo he lived near San Michele al Pozzo Bianco, which is probably why this ancient church contains one of his most important works, a series of frescoes entitled Vita di Maria (history of the life of the Virgin Mary).
A short walk down Via Porta Dipinta from Piazza Mercato delle Scarpe in the Città Alta (upper town) takes you to Largo San Michele al Pozzo Bianco.
The church, devoted to Saint Michael, dates back to the eighth century, but was rebuilt in the 12th and 13th centuries.
The stone façade was completed during restoration work carried out early in the 20th century, but the interior still has many medieval features, such as brick archways and an open truss roof.
The chapel devoted to the Virgin Mary, to the left of the altar, is entirely decorated with frescoes by Lorenzo Lotto.
San Michele contains many other beautiful 15th and 16th century frescoes and is a popular choice for weddings.
It is believed the church derived its name from a well that used to stand in the middle of the square and probably took water from the same cistern that filled the 13th century fountain in nearby Via Osmano.
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DEATH IN THE HIGH CITY
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Death in the High City is set in Bergamo in Lombardy in northern Italy.
It is believed to be the first British crime novel to use Bergamo as its location.
The book is the first in a series of Butler and Bartorelli Mysteries, featuring detective duo Kate Butler, a journalist, and Steve Bartorelli, a retired Detective Chief Inspector.
Death in the High City centres on the investigation into the death of an English woman who had been staying in the beautiful Città Alta while writing a biography of the Bergamo-born composer Gaetano Donizetti.
Death in the High City is available from Amazon in paperback and as an e-book.
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SEQUEL TO DEATH IN THE HIGH CITY... A NEW CRIME NOVEL SET IN SORRENTO!
The Shooting in Sorrento, a new crime novel set in the southern Italy resort, is now available from Amazon.
The second Butler and Bartorelli mystery by Val Culley, it is the sequel to Death in the High City, which was set in Bergamo.
The book - written for readers who prefer the 'cosy crime' genre - features journalist Kate Butler and her partner, Steve Bartorelli, who is a retired Detective Chief Inspector.
They are in Sorrento for the wedding of the daughter of one of Steve's Italian cousins.
When tragedy strikes an English family staying at their hotel, Kate feels she has to help.
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ASU awarded a $20 million grant by NGA to launch the Foresight Initiative to provide interconnected tools, techniques and environments for decision making for increased global sustainability and resilience.
Arizona State University was selected for a competitive five-year award of $20 million by the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) to launch a research partnership, effective June 1, 2014, to explore approaches for anticipating and mitigating national security risks associated with climate change.
Known as the Foresight Initiative, the cooperative agreement venture will explore how the effects of climate change on resources, such as water, food, and energy, could contribute to political unrest and instability and gain insights to sustainability and resilience strategies for mitigating the effects.
DCDC will work on incorporating a visual analytics approach to enable policy makers, decision makers, and analysts to anticipate complex behaviors.
This initiative will play a key role in collaborative research efforts to accelerate the evolution of Activity-Based Intelligence addressing system level activities, dynamics, and interdependent network effects in the context of global climate risks to water security. This multi-year research partnership leverages ASU expertise and thought leadership in visual analytics, complex modeling, and transdisciplinary decision making evolving from years of internal and external investments at ASU.
"NGA's investment and partnership with ASU is a game-changing relationship," said Michael Crow, ASU president. "This innovative research initiative will develop solutions and be a catalyst for the critical and creative thinking needed to address the complex challenges that come with climate change."
Leveraging computing and system modeling initiatives at ASU and partner organizations, the Foresight Initiative will apply ubiquitous cloud computing and storage technologies, advances in natural user interfaces, and machine learning to address unique geospatial data handling and visual analytic challenges driven by the volume and character of future persistent data flows. The resulting capabilities will allow analysts and decision makers to dynamically interact with diverse data sets in a real-time modeling and simulation environment. This will help them assess the effectiveness of plans, policies, and decisions; discover second- and third-order causal relationships; and understand spatial and temporal patterns that reveal non-obvious underlying interconnections and dependencies.
"I am very proud to announce our partnership with ASU, a world class research university," said NGA Director, Letitia Long. "Our partnership is a prime example of the intelligence community working smartly with academia to address strategic global issues and to create capabilities that benefit everyone."
Key areas at ASU that will be integral to this work include the Julie Ann Wrigley Global Institute of Sustainability, Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, College of Public Programs, Decision Theater Network, and Decision Center for a Desert City.
For example, ASU's Decision Theater provides advanced modeling and simulation that allows diverse groups of stakeholders to visualize large amounts of data, policy parameters, and environmental uncertainties on panoramic HD displays. Scientists, analysts, and decision makers can easily interact in real-time to tweak the rules and data sets to account for new insights and deeper understanding of relationships, providing a range of outcomes based on the changes. This allows for more effective decision making among people from different backgrounds.
"This is a tremendous partnership and opportunity for a real, tangible impact in addressing strategic security and humanitarian needs," said Nadya Bliss, principal investigator of the Foresight Initiative and assistant vice president, research strategy with ASU's Office of Knowledge Enterprise Development. "It is also pioneering how the academic and government research communities can leverage each other's strengths to seek solutions to these global-scale issues while advancing fundamental transdisciplinary research. ASU is the perfect place for this initiative because of the culture of use-inspired research and exceptional quality faculty working across traditional disciplinary boundaries."
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Ethiopia : Two TPLF security members reportedly killed in Gojjam, North Western Ethiopia
Ethiopian Satellite Television (ESAT) reported yesterday that two members of Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) ,a party running the country lurking in the sham coalition of EPRDF, are killed in Gojjam – North Western Ethiopia.
ESAT cited anonymous sources from the area. But the names of the victims is not identified.
It is to be recalled that two other members of special forces were reportedly killed in Ambo about two weeks ago.
Both Gojjam and Ambo have experience of recurrent brutal attack by government sources. At times killings unfold themselves as police response to peaceful demonstrations and at times they unfold as arbitrary loner action of intoxicated members of armed forces. For example, in May 2013 a member of security forces in Bahir Dar (Gojjam) undertook a rampage killing at least 12 people. In December 2014, at least five people were killed and more than 27 wounded when government apparently ordered to put down peaceful protest with a point of gun.
ESAT report indicated that government is conducting manhunt to capture culprits in the death of two TPLF security agents in the area.
The killings seem to have a political motive and ,in light of TPLF reckless ethno-chauvinist brutality, the action might stir similar attacks in the future.
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Mimi August 14, 2016 At 12:12 pm
What European Union and USA embassy in Ethiopia want to say? They said "both sides should stop killing and discuss" . who is the one? They know the killer very well.


Merlin is used to measure the bulk electrical conductivity, or its inverse, the bulk electrical resistivity, of saturated 100 mm diameter concrete cylinders or cores with lengths up to 200 mm. The test is simple to perform and a measurement is obtained within two seconds. The conductivity of a saturated concrete specimen provides information on the resistance of the concrete to penetration of ionic species by diffusion. The term bulk is used to indicate that the measurement is made through the specimen as opposed to a surface-based measurement.
Evaluation of in-place concrete (using cores).
The electrical resistance R of a conductor of length L and uniform cross-sectional area A is given by the equation shown in the figure to the right. The quantity ρ is the electrical resistivity and is a material property, with units of resistance multiplied by length, such as ohm·m. If the electrical resistance R of a specimen of length L and area A is measured, the resistivity can be calculated from the relationship ρ = R A/L. The inverse of electrical resistivity is the electrical conductivity, σ. The inverse of ohms is a unit called siemens (S). Therefore, electrical conductivity has units of S/m. For concrete, it is convenient to express electrical conductivity in millisiemens per meter or mS/m.
Dw = diffusion coefficient of the specific ion through water (Mills and Lobo 1989).
If the conductivity of the pore fluid is assumed to be similar among different concretes, the measured bulk electrical conductivity is related directly to the bulk diffusion coefficient (Berke and Hicks 1992). Measurement of the bulk diffusion coefficient of a particular type of ion through concrete is a time consuming process, while electrical conductivity can be measured in a matter of seconds.
The electrical conductivity of saturated cement paste is related to the volume of pores and how they are connected within the paste. The paste porosity is related to the water-cementitious materials (w/cm) ratio, the types of supplementary cementitious materials (SCMs), and the degree of hydration. For the same w/cm and degree of hydration, the use SCMs reduces pore size and increases the tortuosity of the pores and, thereby, reduces electrical conductivity and the ease of fluid penetration.
The following is a schematic of the measurement method incorporated in Merlin. The four-point measurement method that is used provides an accurate measure of specimen resistance by minimizing the effects of the conductive sponges and the pressure applied to the electrodes. The specimen must be in a water-saturated condition to obtain a meaningful measurement.
where, L is the specimen length and A is the specimen cross-sectional area. The bulk resistivity is the inverse of the bulk conductivity, that is, ρ = 1/σ .
A 100 by 200 mm verification cylinder is provided to check that the Merlin system is operating correctly. The cylinder includes a push button switch than can be used to select one of several precision resistor from 10Ω to 1 MΩ. For example, if the 1000 Ω resistor is selected and the system is functioning correctly, the displayed conductivity of the verification cylinder should be 25.46 mS/m and the resistivity should be 39.27 Ω•m.
From the theoretical basis of the Merlin, it can be seen that measurement of the bulk electrical conductivity of a saturated concrete specimen also provides an indication of the diffusivity properties of the concrete. If the test is conducted at a consistent degree of hydration for a given combination of cementitious materials, the variation in measured bulk electrical conductivity can be used as an indicator of variation of w/cm using a pre-established correlation. If the bulk electrical conductivity of the approved concrete mixture for a project is known, that value can be used for quality control and quality assurance. Thus Merlin has the potential to be considered as a surrogate test to verify the w/cm of a specimen.
The bulk resistivity limits can also be calculated by taking the inverse of the above equation.
Data have been published on the relationships between bulk conductivity and other durability related properties, such as permeability, chloride diffusion, and charge passed. E. Karkar (2011) performed a study from which measured using the Merlin can be compared with results of other test methods. The study involved nine concrete mixtures, made with different cementitious materials, and with w/cm values between 0.40 and 0.50. Concrete cylinders, 100 by 200 mm, were made and cut into disc specimens approximately 50 mm long. The discs were water saturated and tested at ages of 35 and 56 days. The following properties were measured: bulk electrical conductivity by measuring the current at 1 minute and at 5 minutes using the ASTM C1202 apparatus; bulk conductivity using the Merlin; charge passed in accordance with ASTM C1202; chloride ion migration coefficient in accordance with Nordtest Build 492 "Chloride Migration Coefficient from Non -Steady-State Migration Experiments." After measurement of their bulk conductivity, the discs were tested in in accordance with ASTM C1202 or Nordtest Build 492. The above graph shows the Coulomb values measured by ASTM C1202 versus conductivity measured with Merlin on the same discs. The straight line is the relationship given by Eq. (3) for a specimen diameter of 95 mm and length of 50 mm. It is seen that the bulk conductivity measured with Merlin is systematically greater than expected based on Eq. (3). Hence the measured values have been reduced by a factor of 1.22. The reduced values, which are plotted as green points, are now in agreement with Eq. (3). The reason for this discrepancy was not addressed by Karkar (2011). Thus a rapid measurement of bulk conductivity will provide the same information as the 6-h test.
According to the Nernst-Einstein equation, Eq. (1), the bulk chloride ion diffusion coefficient is expected to vary linearly with bulk electrical conductivity of concrete, assuming that the pore fluid conductivity is the same. The chloride ion migration coefficient determined by Nordtest Build 492 is not identical to the chloride ion diffusion coefficient, but it has been shown that the two are correlated to each other (Frederiksen et al. 1997). Thus we would expect the migration coefficient to also be a linear function of bulk conductivity assuming the same pore fluid conductivity. The plot on the left, based on the data by Karkar (2011), shows the migration coefficient plotted as a function of bulk conductivity measured by Merlin. While there is data scatter, it is clear that there is a consistent relationship between bulk conductivity and chloride migration coefficient, which is related to the chloride diffusion coefficient.
An electrical conductivity test will provide an indication of the chloride diffusion coefficient of the concrete only if the specimen is saturated. Thus it is essential that cylinders be kept under water from the time of molding until time of testing. Reusable steel molds are available to provide specimens of consistent dimensions and to facilitate storage under water. Except for the ends, the cylinder should be in a surface dry condition at time of testing with Merlin. Special caps are available to keep the cylinder ends wet while the side surface is allowed to dry. Because of the high sensitivity of the measurement method, the specimen must be supported on an insulated stand during the measurement.
For cores drilled from structures, steps are needed to bring the specimens to a saturated condition before testing. Optional accessory apparatus for preparing cores can be ordered. The following vacuum saturation procedure based on ASTM C1202 is recommended.
Trim cores to desired length using a diamond saw. A length of at least 100 mm or three times the nominal maximum aggregate size, whichever is larger, is recommended.
Place specimens in a vacuum desiccator and reduce internal pressure to an absolute pressure to 7 kPa or lower.
Maintain vacuum for 3 h.
With vacuum pump running, allow de-aerated water to enter desiccator until specimens are covered with water.
Allow vacuum pump to run for an additional hour.
Turn off pump, release vacuum, and allow specimens to soak for 18 ±2 h.
The conductivity of the pore solution affects the measured bulk conductivity of concrete. Thus comparisons should not be made between concretes with widely different pore solution conductivities. For example, the use of calcium nitrite as a corrosion inhibitor will increase the conductivity of the pore fluid, and the measured bulk conductivity of the concrete will be higher than for another concrete without calcium nitrite but with a similar chloride ion diffusion coefficient. On the other hand, concrete with supplementary cementitious materials may have a reduced pore fluid conductivity, which will reduce the measured bulk conductivity while the actual diffusion coefficient may not be reduced (Liu and Beaudoin 2000).
Berke, N.S. and Roberts, L.R., 1989, "Use of Concrete Admixtures to Provide Long-Term Durability from Steel Corrosion," Third CANMET/ ACI International Conference on Superplasticizers and Other Chemical Admixtures in Concrete, Ed. V.M. Malhotra, Ottawa, Canada, October 4-6, 1989, ACI SP 119, American Concrete Institute, p. 383-403.
R. Mills and V. M. M. Lobo, 1989, Self-Diffusion in Electrolyte Solutions, Elsevier, New York.
The MRLN-1009 precision steel mold produces cylinders with a diameter of 100 mm and a length of 200 mm with an accuracy of 0.02 mm on the cylinder dimensions.
The steel mold is reusable and mold removal is simple. To remove the mold, the top and bottom lids are removed first. Then, the container is opened slightly by applying a small pressure with the screws in the welded flanges.
The mold allows specimens to be produced within the tolerances stated and with plane end faces that are perpendicular to axis of the specimen. This minimizes test variability due to specimen geometry.


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SPLC President: U.S. Senate should eliminate filibuster
Margaret Huang
Editor's note: In a 35-54 vote on May 28 – because of a rule requiring a three-fifths majority (60 votes) to pass a bill that is filibustered – the U.S. Senate failed to approve the creation of a bipartisan commission to investigate the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
May 28, 2021, was a demoralizing day for American democracy. There are moments in our country's history that demand unified action by our elected leaders that should transcend politics. The Jan. 6 violent attack on the U.S. Capitol to block the constitutionally prescribed certification of a democratic election is one of those moments.
We cannot forget Jan. 6. Every person participating in the insurrection should be held accountable, including the disgraced former president and his enablers, the extremists and conspiracy theorists there, and any elected federal officials and staff involved. Property was destroyed, dozens of officers severely injured, five people died on that day, and two officers died by suicide in the aftermath.
As we've demanded in joint statements with dozens of civil rights groups, the country needs a fully empowered commission to investigate the insurrection attempt and assign responsibility. The proposed commission to investigate the events on Jan. 6 would have equal party membership with shared power to hire staff, issue subpoenas, and draft a report.
That 35 members of the U.S. Senate could ignore their oaths to the U.S. Constitution and use an outdated procedural tool to block the commission's creation shows that in Washington, D.C., self-interest, not patriotism, drives too many political votes.
If there was ever a time in modern political history that a spotlight was put on the absurdity of the filibuster, it is this vote. Every structure and process of the proposed commission was bipartisan in nature. The votes in both houses of Congress in support of it were bipartisan – and yet, the filibuster enabled partisan, self-interested politics to win the day.
Throughout its history, the anti-majoritarian filibuster rule has been used to block legislation that would advance the civil and human rights of all Americans. Generations of senators from the Deep South were elected under a regime of racial terror that violently barred Black citizens from participating in elections. These senators used the filibuster in the U.S. Senate to perpetuate that racial order. The effect: The country never fully addressed its original sin of slavery nor was the nation successful in building a multiracial democracy after the Civil War.
Now, after the worst domestic attack on our democracy since the Civil War, the filibuster is once more being weaponized against building a multiracial democracy, with many senators continuing the shameful legacy of their predecessors.
It's time to finally eliminate the filibuster and make the U.S. Senate a majority-rule body.
The American people already agree that Congress needs to protect our democracy; we just need 50 senators to muster the courage to do the right thing.


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This vanilla sugar peach crisp is baked in tiny mason jars and is the perfect combo of peaches and sweet vanilla sugar. Eat warm out of the oven or with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
I will admit this. I love mason jars. They are cute, functional and totally crafty. Even though I don't have a crafty bone in my body I see a mason jar and I feel like freaking Martha Stewart.
My love for mason jars and Martha Stewart helped me put this post together. As I stared at a table full of jars I realized I should start cooking inside these adorable little vessels. Who doesn't love a little edible on the go container? Plus, again, it's really super cute.
As I rooted around in my pantry I found a little neglected bag of vanilla sugar that was begging to be used. So I decided I would pair it with the few remaining peaches sitting on my counter. It was a match made in heaven. The type of match that will last forever. It's no summer love, it's a forever love. Great. Now I have Summer Lovin' stuck in my head. Thanks John Travolta.
So, back to mason jars, peaches and vanilla sugar. I used my little 4 ounce jelly jars but really use any smaller sized mason jar you see fit. I'm sure they will all work. For the topping I used one of my favorites. It's from Ina Garten and it's the bomb. Who else loves Ina Garten? I think it's my dream to get invited to one of her little dinner parties. At the end of the party I imagine we would all sit around awkwardly giggling and talking about Jeffery's love of roast chicken.
I'm so random today. Make the crisp. Eat the crisp. Love the crisp. Also, don't forget to love the mason jars. They are super cool.
Toss peaches with the vanilla sugar, pie filling enhancer or flour and pinch of salt. Let them sit for at least 5 minutes to release juices. Spoon equal amounts into small 4 ounce clean mason jars or ramekins. Top equally with topping and bake for 20-25 minutes until the crisp is golden brown and delicious.
Tip:I put my little jars on a small silcone pat lined baking sheet before baking. This not only stopped them from sliding but if they overflowed it made for easy cleaning.
*No vanilla sugar? Just use 3 tablespoons of regular white sugar and add one of the following: 1 teaspoon vanilla extract, 2 teaspoon vanilla paste or 1/2 scraped vanilla bean.
**You can always substitute 1 tablespoon flour if you prefer.
I love Mason Jars too – so beautiful! And yet functional. Happy sigh.
Love the cute reflection of you in the bowl – I'm always appearing in serving spoons and things in my photos!
Finally: the recipe sound delicious, and looks adorable!
Cute, little, tasty–what's not to love!
mason jars are pretty much where it's at 😉 this peach crisp looks absolutely amazing…. YUM.
i love seeing those flecks of vanilla bean! terrific crisp, brandy!
Have you ever tried pie in mason jars?
Have you frozen these little beauties? Any recommendations?
I will be making these little beauties today, however, do not plan on eating until this weekend. Ok to place caps on after they are cooled? Then reheat before enjoying, via oven or microwave? Would appreciate your input.
Hi, Candice! I hope you enjoy the little crisps. Here are a few different options: make them up, (don't bake them!) put a lid on them and then just bake them fresh when you're ready to serve. This is probably what I would do as they will stay fine unbaked in the fridge for a few days. Or you could make them today, put a lid on them and maybe just crisp up the top again in the oven right before serving. They are fine served room temperature but the topping could soften slightly if it sits for too many days. Hope this helps!


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Minuscule 33 (in the Gregory-Aland numbering), δ 48 (Soden), formerly it was called Codex Colbertinus 2844, is a Greek minuscule manuscript of the New Testament, on 143 parchment leaves (37.5 x 24.8 cm), dated paleographically to the 9th century.[1]
7 Further readings
The codex contains part of the Prophets of the Old Testament, and all the books of the New Testament (except Revelation of John), with three lacunae in Gospel of Mark, and Gospel of Luke (Mark 9:31-11:11; 13:11-14:60; Luke 21:38-23:26). It contains Prolegomena, κεφαλαια, τιτλοι, Euthalian apparatus.[2]
Written on a parchment in minuscule, in 1 column per page, 48-52 lines per page. Part of almost of every leaf has been destroyed by dampness. The leaves were joined so firmly to each other — especially in Book of Acts — that when separated, a part of the ink has adhered to the opposite page.[3] Text is with errors of iotacism.[2] The ends of the leaves are much damaged.[4]
The order of books: Gospels, Acts, Catholic epistles, Pauline epistles (Hebrews before 1 Timothy).[2] Ending of the Epistle to the Romans has the order of verses: 16:23; 16:25-27; 16:24 (as in codices P 104 256 263 365 436 459 1319 1573 1852 arm).
Verse Matthew 21:44 omitted, as in manuscripts: 𝔓104, Codex Bezae, some Old-Latin manuscripts (b, d, e, ff1, ff2, r1), syrs, and Diatessaron. This verse belongs to the possible Western non-interpolations. It does not contain Matthew 16:2b-3.
It has additional text: και υποστρεψας ο εκατονταρχος εις τον οικον αυτου εν αυτη τη ωρα ευρεν τον παιδα υγιαινοντα (and when the centurion returned to the house in that hour, he found the slave well) as well as codices א, C, (N), Θ, (0250), f1, (1241), g1, syrh.[5]
In Matthew 16:12 it has unique textual variant της ζυμης των Φαρισαιων (the leaven of the Pharisees). This variant is not supported by any other manuscript.
In Matthew 27:9 in sentence επληρωθη το ρηθεν δια Ιερεμιου του προφητου (fulfilled what was spoken by Jeremiah the prophet) the word Ιερεμιου (Jeremiah) is omitted, just like in manuscripts: Codex Beratinus, Old-Latin Codex Vercellensis (a), and Codex Veronensis (b), in syrs, syrp, and copbo.
In Luke 4:17 it has textual variant καὶ ἀνοίξας τὸ βιβλίον (and opened the book) together with the manuscripts A, B, L, W, Ξ, 892, 1195, 1241, ℓ 547, syrs, h, pal, copsa, bo, against variant καὶ ἀναπτύξας τὸ βιβλίον (and unrolled the book) supported by א, Dc, K, Δ, Θ, Π, Ψ, f1, f13, 28, 565, 700, 1009, 1010 and many other manuscripts.[6][7]
In Acts 20:28 it reads του κυριου (of the Lord) together with the manuscripts Papyrus 74 C* D E Ψ 36 453 945 1739 1891.[8] The other readings of this verse are: του Θεου (of the God) and του κυριου και του Θεου (of the Lord and God).[a]
Its Greek text of the Gospels is an excellent representative of the Alexandrian text-type, but with some Byzantine readings, particularly in Acts of the Apostles and the Pauline epistles. Aland placed it in Category II in Gospels and to Category I in rest of books of the New Testament.[9]
It was called "the queen of the cursives" by J. G. Eichhorn (1752-1827),[10] but now this queen has a lot of rivals. The manuscript was examined by many scholars. The text of the codex was fully collated by S. P. Tregelles in 1850.[4] Tregelles said that, of all the manuscripts he collated (presumably excluding palimpsests), it was the hardest to read.
The codex is located now at the National Library of France (Cod. Gr. 14) at Paris.
Biblical manuscript
a.For more details about textual variants of this verse see: Textual variants in the Acts of the Apostles.
2. Gregory, Caspar René (1900). Textkritik des Neuen Testaments, Vol. 1. Leipzig. p. 136.
3.S. P. Tregelles, "An Introduction to the Critical study and Knowledge of the Holy Scriptures", London 1856, p. 210.
4. Scrivener, Frederick Henry Ambrose (1894). A Plain Introduction to the Criticism of the New Testament, vol. 1. London: George Bell & Sons. p. 195.
5. NA26, p. 18
6. Bruce M. Metzger, A Textual Commentary on the Greek New Testament (Deutsche Bibelgesellschaft: Stuttgart 2001), p. 114.
7. NA26, p. 164.
10. "Die Königin unter den Cursiv geschriebenen Handschriften" (J. G. Eichhorn, Einleitung in das NT, Bd. IV, Weidmannsche Buchhandlung, Leipzig 1827, S. 217.)
Tregelles, Latin and Greek New Testament (London, 1857-1879).
T. C. Geer, The two Faces of Codex 33 in Acts, Novum Testamentum XXXI, 1 (1989).
Bruce M. Metzger, Bart D. Ehrman, The Text of the New Testament: Its Transmission, Corruption, and Restoration, Oxford University Press, New York, Oxford 2005.
Minuscule 33 at the Encyclopedia of Textual Criticism
Categories: Greek New Testament minuscules | 9th-century biblical manuscripts


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Saints fans talk about the possibility of Drew Brees retirement
SLU Opens Preseason Practice Friday
HAMMOND, La. – The Southeastern Louisiana football team will officially open spring practice on Friday ahead of the upcoming spring schedule.
During the first five practices of preseason, SLU will practice at 2:15 p.m. Beginning with the start of school on Wednesday, Jan. 20, the Lions will transition to practices at 3:40 p.m. on Monday-Thursday and 9:20 a.m. practices on Friday and Saturday through the remainder of the preseason.
"We're excited to get back playing," Southeastern head coach Frank Scelfo said. "After the disappointment of no fall season, we're just really thankful to have the opportunity to compete for a championship this spring."
The Lions held what would be their traditional 15 spring workouts this past fall. Scelfo learned a lot about his team during fall practice.
"The leadership within our team really started to develop during the fall," Scelco commented. "We also were pleased with the depth we've developed and the improvements we've made at certain positions. We also saw some newcomers who really represented themselves well and we're looking to have an immediate impact this spring.
"We want to take care of the football and avoid penalties," Scelfo added. "We want to be sharp in terms of our execution and knowledge of the game. If we do those things, the scoreboard will take care of itself."
Southeastern, ranked No. 21 in the Stats Perform preseason poll, is coming off a 2019 season that saw the Lions earn a trip to the FCS playoffs and defeat No. 8 Villanova in a 45-44 first-round thriller. SLU finished 8-5 overall under Scelfo, the Southland Conference Coach of the Year, and was ranked in both the final Stats Perform (No. 19) and AFCA Coaches (No. 18) national polls.
SLU is scheduled to open its six-game, conference-only spring schedule on Feb. 27 at Sam Houston State. The Lions host McNeese on March 6 at Strawberry Stadium to open its home schedule.
For ticket information, please contact the Southeastern Athletics Ticket Office at (985) 549-5466 or visit www.LionSports.net/tickets. Southeastern is implementing mobile ticketing as the primary source for securing tickets for the 2020-21 season. All tickets will be available via e-mail or text message in a PDF format for fans to download on their phone or print at home. Tickets can also be downloaded to Apple Wallet. SLU is scheduled to host McNeese (March 6), Northwestern State (March 13) and Lamar (April 3) this spring.
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All membership fees and donations to both the Touchdown Club and S Club (football) are available for the exclusive use of the Southeastern football program. Membership information is available by contacting the Lion Athletics Association at laa@southeastern.edu or (985) 549-5091 or visiting www.LionUp.com.
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Nielsen fills the opening created when Bo Pelini left after LSU ranked 124th in total defense this past season. Nielsen has been with the Saints since 2017 and has history with LSU coach Ed Orgeron.
by Michael Scheidt / Jan 18, 2021
NEW ORLEANS (BRPROUD) — The New Orleans Saints could not complete the three-game sweep of Tampa Bay.
Tom Brady led the Buccaneers to a 30-20 victory in the Superdome on Sunday.
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Memory is a strange entity. It's strange how long forgotten moments can float to the surface of the mind to take precedence over even the most recent events. Memory, like natural selection, seems to have a pre-coded impetus. A course which an unseen navigator will always strive to steer along.
Whether I can leave the nightmare I now inhabit all depends on memory. I face being trapped here forever and though I don't yet fully understand why I am drawn back with the inexorable rush of a tide. I'm drawn back to a station.
Sun Rail Station used to be on Lenten Street in the central part of the city. From the little window of my flat the twenty eight platform rail station was centre stage. Sun Station was the gateway from the capital to the rest of the country. It was also the main point of entry to the huge underground rapid transit network that pumped people like life blood around the city.
Behind a seven hundred foot high glazed frontage was a labyrinth of polished stone and steel. Millions of hopes, dreams, ambitions, disappointments and tragedies threaded in and out of the artistically sculpted doorways; doorways which never closed from the day the station officially opened to the day I ended up coming here. I knew every door, escalator and shop in the station. I guess back then I must have had a flair for details. Maybe it was my job. I did work, I must have done but I can't remember now what it was that I did.
The station had one very puzzling feature. As I was walking around the interior of the building one day I paid particular attention to the platforms. I discovered that there were twenty nine and not twenty eight. There was no chance of it being my error; a shiny sign above the platform gave the renegade number. No one else in the station seemed to notice the anomaly. The platform was deserted and the ticket barriers were not operating. Wondering if it was a new instalment and keen to be sure I started to haul myself over the barrier.
I could see one set of tracks leading off into the gloom of a tunnel. As I stared I suddenly found myself propelled backwards A stern, surly looking young man had jumped out from around the corner of platform twenty nine, grabbed my arm and pushed me roughly back over the turnstile into the main court of the station.
As I stand here now in this white washed room, far away from the city, I remember that moment in hyper real detail. The rough weave of my jacket scraping my skin as I rubbed my bruised arm, the soft thudding sound effect that accompanied the ticking of the digital clock on display adjacent to the video billboards. Why should one fragment of memory remain strong when all the salient details I strain for remain so distant?
It was at this station that an event took place which brought me here. I underwent a trauma that fractured my memory. I was there one morning when there was an explosion. A bomb went off. I remember lying on the ground in the aftermath of the blast and realising that another man had landed on top of me in the force of the explosion. With the dust, chaos and panic all around us we got ourselves up and ran. The only place to run to was an empty train on platform twenty nine. About a minute after we scrambled, shaken and breathless, into a carriage the young attendant I'd clashed with once before came on board carrying a young, injured boy. We found out later that the boy's name was Jake. The man who landed on top of me was called Samuel. The train stopped in the countryside and the three of us made for a house on the barren moors. We never saw the attendant again. That was a year ago and we are still here and still no closer to leaving. I still struggle to see what happened clearly in my mind, to remember so many things.
There is a knock against the flimsy panelling of my open bedroom door. Samuel is leaning in the doorway.
With that Samuel glares at me and shuffles off down the stairs. There's real hatred in his eyes when he looks at me and he gets some obscene kind of joy from needling me. Samuel is always on at me to try harder to remember. He remembers everything, about his life, that day. Jake too. They've made sense of it all but they say they can't tell me directly, it's important that I piece it back together by myself. Then we can leave this empty nothingness place we're trapped in. It's not right for Jake to be stuck somewhere like this with no family, no kids his own age. I wonder if he has any family left after the station bombing. He mentioned something one day about being an only child and never having known his father. So maybe not.
Samuel is in a rush for me to remember and yet he gets more frustrated the more things I do remember. He doesn't think I'm seeing things as they should be but last night I did remember something new. A woman came into my mind, a hazy outline in the dim light of a summer dawn. Her warm weight pressed against my chest and her thin brown arms were tight around mine. My memory doesn't let me see her face in as much detail as it would take to recognise her but I remember enough to know that she was beautiful. Her voice was like a lull in the world, musical and lilting.
What did she say? Something about, "when it's finished. When it's done." I close my arms tight around the woman and the memory but all I touch now is the cold air in the bedroom far away from the one I shared with her. The one that looked out over the station.
I take a look in the mirror before I go down to talk with Samuel. The face looking back at me is one thing I do recognise, something I do remember. I've searched my reflection for hours before now, hoping to spark something in my mind to connect the past and present but it's how others have seen me that matters.
Maybe Samuel feels he has a right to give me some discomfort. What could I possibly have done that was so bad? What reason could he have to hate me so intensely? There's nothing sinister about the face that looks back at me from the mirror. A little tired perhaps but the brown eyes, black hair and smooth skin all come together to make an average, reasonable looking sort of man. Why would I be anything else? Surely I would know if I was anything else?
Samuel once told me that evil deeds reside in a person's body, that they are part of who you are. If that's the case then even if you have no memory of evil things you did you're still evil. You could be walking around, perfectly happy in yourself, and still be damned. One thing is for sure, Samuel said that for a reason. He's not the type of man to say anything for no reason. I think back to a memory well within my grasp of a conversation we had a few weeks ago, of his words.
Why does he always talk about criminals? Why does he only think about criminals? Could it have been his job, could we have worked together?
"Now, motive can happen," Samuel went on, "opportunity can come along but inclination is the powder keg that can pluck the other two out of nowhere. With inclination it's destiny waiting to happen, without it, even the most provocative of circumstances will come to nothing. Nothing criminal that is.
Cheerful bugger, our Samuel. Sanctimonious as all hell.
I can see Samuel sitting on a stool in the garden as I descend the staircase. He's sat there in the middle of winter with the back door wide open. The moment I set foot out back he starts at me.
I'm starting to really hate this guy. I'm starting to feel like if he were wiped off the face of the earth my life would get a hell of a lot better. We're supposed to be fellow survivors, working together, and yet he acts like my tormentor, my jailor.
"You'll never get there by yourself, boy. Me and Jake have to sacrifice to get you there. It's not fair, I don't think it's right, but life isn't fair, otherwise the word tragedy would never have come about.
He's getting real mad now; his lined, puffy face is nearly purple. He's aged terribly since we got here, like he's rotting away by the day.
Suddenly, with an enraged cry, Samuel attacks me. He hurls himself at me and we land together on the frozen mud with a thud that goes through me like a bolt of lightening. His hands are clawing at my neck and I push him back by his face, teeth clenched, trying to fight him. It feels familiar, this conflict.
Finally, with one almighty shove, I get him off me. I send him reeling across the barren ground and I manage to get to my feet. Even after the kick I've given him in his ribs Samuel doesn't shut up.
There's a rip in my mind. I don't know if it was caused by the impact on that hard ground or the fire in the eyes of the decrepit man in front of me. There's a memory. I'm standing in a dark bar and talking to someone. I see his face clearly. He's tall, good looking and his bright blue eyes are narrowed right down in the dim light.
"Nicky," I whisper out loud.
He handed me something and I know instinctively that it was a weapon. I know instinctively even without the memory that I knew him well, that he was my best friend, a brother, someone I'd do anything for.
That's enough. I set off from the house at a run. Heading out to the dull roar of the road. I think it's a road, it has to be a road. The fact that I've never found it or seen it doesn't change the fact that it can't be anything else. Screw Samuel. Screw him right in his crazy mind. I'll leave without him. That thought doesn't bother me at all. But Jake. Jake does bother me. It weighs on my conscience to leave a kid in a place like this. I could take him with me, even if I just get him to some sort of orphanage. That's got to be better than here.
Jake is waiting for me in the woods like Samuel said he would be but something's wrong. I know that even when I'm too far away to see it for sure. It's a slow, creeping feeling that's been coming up on me ever since we got here. Like seeing a monster in the full light when it finally comes out of the shadows. Jake looks as though he's falling apart, his flesh is peeling away from gleaming white bone.
I see Nicky's face again. His hand on my shoulder feels like the weight of the world.
"What's my name?" I ask the memory as I stagger forwards onto my knees, "come on, Nicky, tell me my name!" I realise somewhere on the edge of my awareness that I'm screaming the words. I hear a desperate fear in the sound.
Jake is standing over me, but I can't lift my head to look at him. I don't want to see.
I see the station. I see myself, a reflection in polished stone, looking down at the bomb. Still intact. A clock was counting down. Minutes to go yet, and I turned to leave but there's those hands again, hands around my throat, my head against the hard floor and that face above me, that face I know so well. The clock ticked down and his hands tightened, his eyes incensed.
But I do see it, I see it now. Detective Samuel Lane had been trailing me for years as I climbed the ladder of Nicky's organisation. Sam Lane hated me and I hated him. That's why he wasn't even thinking about his own death when we hit the floor of the station together. All he wanted was for me to die. His calamity had come, anything, to wipe me out. So I died and Sam died and somehow Jake did too.
That's what I have to remember. If I don't Jake decays, Samuel decays and I decay. We rot here together under the weight of this tragedy that brought us, unwillingly, together.
It's a nice idea that human choice guides us in the right direction in life but it's a dream. It doesn't matter what you want or what you choose unless you have a solid grip on that part of you, that inclination, that guides you when you're not watching. Lose control of that and you could end up imprisoned, like I'm imprisoned, between the person you would like to be and the reality of what you really are.
My sentence is to remember. To dredge through the fibers of my soul and look at all these memories through the eyes of the murderer that I now know I am. Was this always destined to happen? Will I be able to put it right? Can I start over with an awareness that allows me to pull against the strokes of my internal navigator and see clearly the right path to take?
There are thousands upon thousands like me, wandering across these barren moors with languishing ghosts to guide them. Back in the city, lying down with a nameless girl in my arms, the cerulean blue sky was clear and bright. The sky is always bilious here. The thick clouds nudge along like scum on top of a pond and we are imprisoned here below. Trying to remember.
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