Corner lot near the heart of Rio Rancho. Walking distance to city hall, Star Center, and Cielo Azul Elementary School. Utilities nearby. Easy to find. City Water in the street. Currently pricing out Gas and Electric service. Great spec home build lot!Call broker to ask about $0 down payment owner financing. No sign on property, call listing broker if more detailed directions are needed.
Beautiful hilltop 3.6 acre lot with views of Sandia & Jemez Mountains. Must see to appreciate! Part of a quiet private 4 parcel subdivision. Paved road to entrance. Ready to build. All underground utilities including water, cable, natural gas, electric & phone at lot. 5000 gallon subdivision water storage tank. Owner financing with 15% down.
AFFORDABLE 1.6 ACRES IN PLACITAS FOR JUST $24,000. Wonderful building site set back off the road. Plenty of buildable space! Views of the Mesas, Cabezon, Jemez Mtns & Mt Taylor! Sandia views too! Plenty of room for horses, etc. Bank financing available! Very reasonable covenants: 1200 sq ft minimum house size, 17' height restriction, horses allowed. No HOA. You may see wild horses roaming this part of Placitas! Power is in the road at the lot. Good wells in the area; nearby wells are 500-600 feet deep. Less than 1/4 mile from thousands of acres of public land!
CLOSE TO 528,550 & I-25. Away from the busy hustle-bustle and still close to shopping, dinning & houses of worship and of coarse Rio Rancho great schools, HP, RR city hall and ball parks as well.
Close your eyes & you will hear nothing but the sounds of nature. The most stunning, private & tranquil lot in Placitas with sweeping 360 degree views including the Sandias, Cabezon, Rio Grande Valley, San Ysidro mesas, Jemez, Sangre de Cristos & the Ortiz. Lots include 2 connections to the community water system & are mostly level for a flexible building sites. Flat driveway already cut & seller is willing to split the cost of re-grading plus the cost of trenching to bring utilities from the road. Driveway also accesses the lot to the west. 200 acres of BLM land across the street (east) which gives you access to serene walks & NO building allowed. Call about possible land financing with 20% down payment.
The most iconic homes in the world are built on the most spectacular homesites. This approximate 7 acre lot by itself or in conjunction with adjacent lot #71 will make an incredible homesite. Dramatic and hypnotic 360 degree views surrounded by 700 acres of red rock nature preserve. Impressive community center with pool, jacuzzi, clubhouse and amphitheater. Be sure to watch the drone video of the properties * PLEASE NOTE THE VIDEO IS OF LOTS 71 & 72 COMBINED IN THE VIDEO BUT BEING SOLD SEPARATELY. For more information on lot #71 see MLS#201901195. To access the video, click on photo tab, then top right click on video.
SPACIOUS 3 ACRES! BIG SANDIA VIEWS!!! AND CONVENIENT!!! Fantastic Sandia views from this 3 Acre lot with community water and underground utilities! Convenient! Only 6 minute drive from I-25. Mostly level and gentle slope with plenty of room to roam. This 3 acres has wonderful space and would be a great horse property! Only 1,000 feet off pavement (on County maintained road) with community water, electric, phone & cable lines in the road in front of the lot. Natural gas is less than 1/4 mile away! Dramatic mountain views as well as sweet views North! Bank financing available! A large lot which allows horses is rare in this convenient of a location! Just 4.5 miles from I-25. Very reasonable restrictions. 1200 sq ft minimum house size.
Excellent building lot with great views in nice subdivision just off I-25. 20 minutes to Albuquerque and 40 minutes to Santa Fe. Underground utilities except water and sewer. Seller will consider owner financing with as little 5% down, 5.5% fixed interest rate amortization over 30 years with a 5-year balloon.
1.6 ACRES WITH WATER & ELECTRIC FOR JUST $34,000. Spacious building site (nearly all level or gentle slope) with views of the Mesas, Cabezon, Jemez Mtns & Mt Taylor! Sandia views too! Plenty of room for horses, etc. Bank financing available! Very reasonable covenants: 1200 sq ft minimum house size, 17' height restriction, horses allowed. No HOA. You may see wild horses roaming this part of Placitas! Power is in the road at the lot. Shared well! Less than 1/4 mile from thousands of acres of public land!
OVER 3 ACRES FOR ONLY $45,000. This lot has PHENOMENAL VIEWS OF CABEZON with beautiful views of the Sandias as well as sunsets! Large lot with a number of possibilities of building sites. There is a wonderful spot not far off Camino de la Rosa Castilla and an AMAZING VIEW from the north part of the lot! Excellent views looking up and down Las Huertas Creek valley!! This land has very minimal restrictions: no mobiles homes... No minimum house size nor style restrictions. Nearby wells are about 400' deep. Underground electric, phone & cable are in the road. Fabulous sunrises and sunsets. Horses & other animals are allowed. No HOA. The adjoining 5.6 acres (to the east) is also available for $45,000.
This True Corrales ADOBE home awaits you! 2 kiva fireplaces and VIEWS galore! 4 nicely separated bedrooms, a home office, 2 living areas, a beautiful kitchen with loads of custom cabinets, breakfast nook and a formal dining room give every member of your family plenty of space to spread out. Pella wood windows and doors, a low maintenance yard, gazebo and hot tub to enjoy the Sandia and Balloon views.....You're going to love this home!
Here's your opportunity to own land at a great price! 1/2 acre lots are sold individually or as a package of 8! That's 4 acres all together!! Four lots are on the south side of 25th St, the other four lots are on the north side of 24th street backing each other.
Great up front location in Desert Mountain. This lot is on a cul-de-sac and borders the back of the subdivision. The lot entry is a 70 foot strip of land that then opens up to a nice ridge top site with the entire mountain and sunset views. Be sure to drive down the driveway to the turn around and see how fabulous the view is of the Sandias and the western horizon. Underground utilities, community water and CC&R's.


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Widow pays tribute to tragic 'soulmate'
Published: 10:45 AM July 25, 2007
Updated: 7:25 PM February 19, 2021
Just four months ago they celebrated the happiest day of their lives as friends and family gathered to celebrate their wedding. But the widow of an Aylsham businessman is now having to come to terms with a tragic motorcycle accident which has claimed her husband's life.
Just four months ago they celebrated the happiest day of their lives as friends and family gathered to celebrate their wedding.
But the widow of an Aylsham businessman is now having to come
to terms with a tragic motorcycle accident which has claimed her husband's life.
Robert Dylan Rowlands, 37, known to his friends as Dyl, died on Sunday evening after an accident on the
B1147 Dereham Road at Swanton Morley.
Yesterday, speaking from the family home in Aylsham, his widow Melissa described him as her "soulmate".
The couple had been due to celebrate five years together next week and married at Wolterton Hall, near Aylsham, in April.
Mrs Rowlands said: "He was big- hearted and would do anything
for anybody. He was my soulmate
and we did everything together.
"Dyl was a man of many talents and wanted to be good at everything. He touched everybody's hearts. "
Mr Rowlands, a director of Rowlands Brothers, the family's precision machine metal working business in Aylsham, was a keen adventure sports enthusiast. He loved watersports, especially water skiing and surfing, and was a member of the Blue Bird Water Skiing club in Norwich.
He had travelled widely and loved New Zealand. It was the couple's dream to be able to divide their time between the two countries so Mr Rowlands could pursue his hobbies all year round.
Mr Rowlands attended Aylsham High School and Paston College.
His father Alan Rowlands described him as a "big-hearted family man".
He said: "He was larger than life
and lived life to the full. Dylan
was irreplaceable and all the grandchildren worshipped him.
"It is a very close family and he will be missed by his two brothers and his sister and his seven nieces and nephews."
Mr Rowlands' death has also shocked best friend Andrew Pegge, who was best man at his wedding.
The accident happened on Sunday night when Mr Rowlands' orange Triumph bike was in collision with a blue Isuzu Trooper towing a horsebox.
He was taken to the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital but died as a result of his injuries.
Mrs Rowlands said: "It was a freak accident. He would only use the bike once a week at most - and then only if the weather was fine. He was always very conscientious and was the safest of riders."

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Learn somethingSelf-assessment Kit launched to support Britain's entrepreneurs
Self-assessment Kit launched to support Britain's entrepreneurs
Posted: Wed 25th Mar 2015
A ground-breaking self-assessment kit, specifically aimed at supporting female entrepreneurship, has been developed after figures show a third more women are now starting-up in the UK.
The Government-funded online kit is designed to help women-led firms reach their potential by identifying gaps in knowledge, experience and confidence, and offering a solution.
Hosted by Enterprise Nation, it is hoped the tool, which comprises a questionnaire and produces a bespoke training programme, will encourage more women to consider entrepreneurship, while offering women already running a company, practical help to take their business to the next level.
Emma Jones, founder of Enterprise Nation said: "Despite a huge increase in female entrepreneurship rates here, women in the US are still twice as likely as women in the UK to start a business.
"And once they are running a business, studies show women are likely to find it more difficult than men to obtain finance, they also have a lack of awareness of the support available - as well as that level of self-belief that often propels men towards higher growth.
"This kit works on the basis that women have exactly the same ability as men to start-up, and through gentle questioning, identifies gaps and suggests an individual training and advice programme to address these issues and unlock female potential.
"This in turn will help to dispel the myth that to be a successful entrepreneur, you need to be a Gordon Gekko type, driving fast cars, splashing the cash - and all that stereotype conjures up. We hope it will lead to a world where being steady, careful and competent is also a key predictor of success."
The Self Assessment Kit has been developed by Enterprise Nation in conjunction with psychology experts and moderated through focus groups and early-stage trials conducted with female entrepreneurs.
Open to both men and women, although concentrating its efforts to attract and help more female users, the kit teases out niggles and worries through subtle questioning, analysing the answers to build a picture of strengths and weaknesses and outlining a programme of support. It will even supply contacts and offer introductions to relevant accredited experts via the Enterprise Nation Marketplace.
Government figures suggest the proportion of female-led businesses in the UK is up by a third, but that if it were to reach the same proportions as in the US, it would eradicate the remaining unemployment we have.
To take the test, go to www.enterprisenation.com/skills


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Q: Dracula JS : Click event on a node in dracula js Graph library I would like to handle a click event on a node with dracula JS,
the node is added using this code :
g.addNode(capability, {render:render});

Any suggestion please ?

A: I think that DraculaJS has a problem with event handling, so I would resolve the problem by using CytoscapeJS, I found it to be easier, efficient and well documented.

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American actress Jessica Biel admits that was very afraid of what "is happening in her body" after she married Justin Timberlake. The actress told the American edition of Glamour that she had been taking birth control pills for a long time. Thus, she was not sure that she would be able to get pregnant, after she stops taking them.
However, in April of 2015, Jessica gave birth to a son, Silas Randall. But 33-year-old Mrs. Timberlake, mindful of her fears, is sure that many girls and women, regardless of age, do not really know what they're doing right in the field of sexuality, and what the consequences of their actions could be in the future motherhood.
So Jessica decided to help young women, and first of all teenagers, learn the mysteries and secrets of sexual science, and released the first series of video lectures. There she and experts share thoughts on how to know and love yourself and own body, and not be afraid or ashamed to ask timely important questions related primarily to the health.


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Helen Tichy, age 94 of Shelton, beloved wife of the late Vincent Tichy, died peacefully on August 18, 2020 in the comfort of her home, surrounded by her family. Born in Bortne, Poland on January 13, 1926, she was the daughter of late Andrew and Anna Kwochka Dokla. Mrs. Tichy was a Shelton resident most of her life and member of St. Peter and Paul Church, Ansonia. She worked at the former Chromium Process and then as a machine operator and quality control inspector for the Bic Pen Co., for many years, until the time of her retirement in 1991. Mrs. Tichy was a member of the Lemko Club of Derby, the Russian American Club of Shelton and the Versatile Club of Shelton. She is survived by her devoted children, Michael (Carol) Tichy DMD of Shelton, Andrew (Nadeen) Tichy of Easton and Joyce (Juan) Tichy Zapata of NY; a brother, Michael (Evelyn) Dokla of Shelton; sisters, Antonia Cap of Shelton, Amelia Valente of Ansonia and Sefania (Raymond) Savoyski of Seymour; cherished grandchildren, Casey Tichy of Easton, Vanessa and John Joseph Zapata, both of NY, Mario Zapata of MA, Amet (Maribel) Zapata, NJ; great-grandson, Tyler Zapata; as well as many nieces and nephews. In addition to her husband of 67 years, she was predeceased by a brother, John Dokla; and sisters, Mary Dutkanicz and Dorothy Dokla. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated on Saturday, August 22, 2020, at 10:00 AM in Sts. Peter and Paul Church, 105 Clifton Avenue, Ansonia. Interment will follow in Sts. Peter and Paul Cemetery, Derby. Family and friends are invited to attend a walk through visitation at the Wakelee Memorial Funeral Home, 167 Wakelee Avenue, Ansonia, on Friday, August 21, 2020 from 4:00 to 7:00 PM. Please be advised that all protocol, screening and social restrictions of the Covid-19 Pandemic will be exercised. Online condolences may be made at www.wakeleememorial.com.
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Ansonia, Connecticut, United States
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Misch Kohn: Beyond the Tradition: A retrospective exhibition of Kokomo native Misch Kohn's artwork, commemorating the 100th anniversary of his birth. His work is exhibited in prestigious museums and galleries worldwide. Noon to 4 p.m. IU Kokomo Art Gallery, in the campus Library Building. Free admission.
IU Kokomo basketball: 1 p.m. women's game, 3 p.m. mens' game, versus Alice Lloyd College. Solidarity Cougar Kids Day. Cougar Gym, 507 E. Superior St., Kokomo. $5 general admission, free for children 12 and younger, and IU Kokomo students, faculty, and staff, with a Cougar Card.
Misch Kohn: Beyond the Tradition: A retrospective exhibition of Kokomo native Misch Kohn's artwork, commemorating the 100th anniversary of his birth. His work is exhibited in prestigious museums and galleries worldwide. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. IU Kokomo Art Gallery, in the campus Library Building. Free admission.
Misch Kohn: Beyond the Tradition: A retrospective exhibition of Kokomo native Misch Kohn's artwork, commemorating the 100th anniversary of his birth. His work is exhibited in prestigious museums and galleries worldwide. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. IU Kokomo Art Gallery, in the campus Library Building.Free admission.
IU Kokomo basketball: 5:30 p.m. women's game, 7:30 p.m. men's game at Cincinnati Christian University.
Misch Kohn: Beyond the Tradition: A retrospective exhibition of Kokomo native Misch Kohn's artwork, commemorating the 100th anniversary of his birth. His work is exhibited in prestigious museums and galleries worldwide. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. IU Kokomo Art Gallery, in the campus Library Building. Free admission.
Misch Kohn: Beyond the Tradition: A retrospective exhibition of Kokomo native Misch Kohn's artwork, commemorating the 100th anniversary of his birth. His work is exhibited in prestigious museums and galleries worldwide. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. IU Kokomo Art Gallery, in the campus Library Building. Free admission.
IU Kokomo Cougar Choir and Harmonics winter concert, 7 p.m., Kresge Auditorium. Admission is free.
Hampton Inn Cougar Classic, IU Kokomo men's basketball: 7 p.m. versus University of Cincinnati-Clermont, Cougar Gym, 507 E. Superior St.
Hampton Inn Cougar Classic, IU Kokomo men's basketball: 3 p.m. versus Kentucky Christian University, Cougar Gym, 507 E. Superior St.
IU Kokomo Cougar Choir and Harmonics winter concert, 3 p.m., Kresge Auditorium. Admission is free.
IU Kokomo Observatory Open House, 7-9 p.m. in the Observatory, 105 E. Rebecca Lane. Free.
IU Kokomo basketball: 5 p.m. women's game versus Andrews University. Cougar Gym, 507 E. Superior St., Kokomo. $5 general admission, free for children 12 and younger, and IU Kokomo students, faculty, and staff, with a Cougar Card.
IU Kokomo voice recital: 7 p.m., Kresge Auditorium. Students of Garry and Wendy Grice. Admission is free.
IU Kokomo music recital, 7 p.m., Kresge Auditorium. Students of Garry and Wendy Grice, David Britton, Kelly Frieje, and Andrew Rosborough. Admission is free.
IU Kokomo basketball: 7 p.m. women's game versus University of Indianapolis. Cougar Gym, 507 E. Superior St., Kokomo. $5 general admission, free for children 12 and younger, and IU Kokomo students, faculty, and staff, with a Cougar Card.
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China's Xi Tells Lam Hong Kong Is Heading in Right Direction
Felix Tam
(Bloomberg) -- Chinese President Xi Jinping told Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam the city is developing in a good direction, days after an election installed a legislature of Beijing loyalists in the Asian financial hub.
Xi added that he fully recognized the work of her government, as the pair met in Beijing on Wednesday. Lam's annual trip to brief China's state leaders on social, political and economic issues in the city comes as speculation mounts over whether she'll seek a second, five-year term next year.
"Hong Kong has been restored from the chaotic condition and is developing in a good direction," Xi said. "The central government fully recognizes your work."
Xi last granted an in-person audience with a leader from outside mainland China when he saw Pakistan's president in Beijing in March 2020. He hasn't left his country since the early days of the pandemic, as China pursues a Covid-zero strategy of trying to eliminate the virus within its borders.
Lam's visit, which wraps up Thursday, is being closely watched for signs she has Beijing's backing to run in the March 27 vote for Hong Kong's next chief executive. "I will serve as the fifth chief executive until June 30 next year," Lam said in a press briefing in Beijing after meeting Xi, without clarifying whether she intends to serve beyond that date when her current term expires. No candidates have yet declared their intention to run.
When Lam last met Xi in 2019 he said the central government recognized "the courage and responsibility" she'd demonstrated during anti-government unrest. Lam declined to answers reporters' questions on why Xi's praise for her hadn't been as effusive Wednesday.
On the highly anticipated start date for cross-border quarantine-free travel amid the global spread of omicron, Lam said she had no "concrete answer." "But the two leaders both agree on the effectiveness of Hong Kong's anti-epidemic measures in the past year," she said. "We will continue to work hard to strive for border reopening at the earliest to satisfy people's expectations."
More on Hong Kong:
Hong Kong Went from Zero to 29 Terrorism Arrests in 18 Months
How Hong Kong's National Security Law Is Changing Everything
Hong Kong Eyes New Security Law After Electing Loyalists
Carrie Lam's Second Term Depends on 0.02% of Hong Kong's People
Earlier in the day, Lam sat down with Premier Li Keqiang, who praised her government's handling of Covid-19 and urged greater integration with China.
"Since the beginning of this year, you have led the Hong Kong government to exercise prudent governance, effectively controlling the epidemic and facilitating economic recovery," Li said.
His comments come after Hong Kong installed a legislature of Communist Party loyalists under a new electoral system revamped by Beijing. That overhaul --- including cutting the share of directly elected seats -- was prompted by Xi's announcement during Lam's last annual report to China, conducted via video conference in January, that Hong Kong must be governed by "patriots."
Group of Seven nations expressed "grave concern" over Sunday's election, which drew the city's lowest ever turnout. China followed it with a white paper on democracy saying the city's electoral system had improved.
Li added that Hong Kong should "directly connect" its development strategy to that of the mainland, while stressing that Beijing was committed to the 50-year "one country, two systems" agreement brokered before the U.K. handed the city back to Chinese rule in 1997.
China's policies have roiled Hong Kong's stock market in recent months. The city's benchmark stock gauge was among the worst-performing major indexes this year, hurt by worries about debt in China's property sector, weak retail spending and Beijing's corporate crackdowns. The Hang Seng Index's 15% slump was its biggest in a decade.


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Yale Bowl (Yale University)
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Pen Blanks are 3/4" x 3/4"
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The Yale Bowl is a college football stadium in the northeast United States, located in New Haven, Connecticut, on the border of West Haven, about 1½ miles (2½ km) west of the main campus of Yale University. The home of the Yale Bulldogs of the Ivy League, it opened in 1914 with 70,896 seats; renovations have reduced its current capacity to 61,446.
The Yale Bowl inspired the design and naming of the Rose Bowl, from which is derived the name of college football's post-season games ("bowl games") and the NFL's "Super Bowl".
In 1973 and 1974, the stadium hosted the New York Giants of the National Football League, as Yankee Stadium was renovated into a baseball-only venue and Giants Stadium was still in the planning and construction stages; the team was able to move to Shea Stadium in 1975.
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Tron / Thai
Tron: The Electronic Gladiator (Australia)
Steven Lisberger
Jeff Bridges, Bruce Boxleitner, David Warner, Cindy Morgan, Barnard Hughes, Dan Shor, Peter Jurasik
USA | Taiwan
Sci-Fi | Action
Tongdee Panumas
A unique and colourful montage by artist Tongdee features on this Thai poster for the release of Disney's groundbreaking sci-fi film, Tron. Another title that was released in the incredible summer of 1982, which included Blade Runner, E.T. the Extra Terrestrial and The Thing, the film follows the adventures of hacker Kevin Flynn (Jeff Bridges) who finds himself broken down into data and absorbed into a 3D computer world of his own making. There he must join forces with his lover Yori and the titular Tron to battle the malevolent Master Control Program and liberate the system from its dictatorial grip, which is the only way Flynn can return to the real world.
The film features seminal use of computer graphics to depict the world inside the mainframe and, although the visuals date the film somewhat when viewed today, back in 1982 they wowed audiences worldwide and were instrumental in CGI's rise to prominence in the years that followed.
Tongdee Panumas (he signs his posters with just his first name) was an incredibly prolific Thai film poster artist during the 70s, 80s and 90s but I've been unable to find out much about him, other than that he was born in 1947. If anyone has any more information please get in touch. A knowledgeable collector of Thai posters told me that the artists would rarely if ever see the film they were creating the poster for and would instead paint images based on still photos or posters from other countries. This led to some wild designs and even some artwork with characters and elements that didn't even appear in the actual film!


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Antonio Maria Lucchini (auch Luchini; * um 1690?; † nach 1730) war ein italienischer Librettist.

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Lucchini gehörte der venezianischen Mittelschicht an. Sein erstes bekanntes Libretto wurde 1716 mit Musik von Antonio Lotti aufgeführt. 1717 ging Lucchini mit Lotti nach Dresden und wurde dort als Hoflibrettist angestellt. Da Kurprinz Friedrich August II. von Sachsen ihn nicht zur ersten Garnitur der Librettisten zählte, bestand seine Hauptaufgabe im Verfassen von Oratorien-, Serenaden- und Kantatentexten sowie im Bearbeiten existierender Libretti; er schrieb jedoch auch zwei eigene Operntexte für Dresden, die beide von Lotti vertont wurden. Lucchinis Aufenthalt in Dresden ging abrupt zu Ende, als er in einen Skandal um eine Frau verwickelt wurde; er floh zurück nach Italien und schrieb dort von 1720 bis 1730 sieben weitere Libretti für Venedig und Rom.

Stil
Lucchinis Fähigkeiten wurden von Friedrich August II. wohl unterschätzt; sein Stil ist zwar konventionell, aber doch auf der Höhe seiner Zeit.

Werke (Auswahl)
 Foca superbo (1716), vertont von Lotti
 Tieteberga (1717), vertont von Vivaldi
 Giove in Argo (1717), vertont von Lotti und Händel
 Ascanio, overo Gli odi delusi dal sangue (1718), vertont von Lotti
 L'inganno tradito dall'amore (1720), vertont von Caldara
 Ermengarda (1723), vertont von Albinoni
 Gli sforzi d'ambizione e d'amore (1724), vertont von Porta
 Farnace (1724), vertont u. a. von Vinci und Vivaldi (Farnace)
 Dorilla in Tempe (1726), vertont von Vivaldi

Autor
Librettist
Historische Person (Italien)
Geboren im 17. Jahrhundert
Gestorben im 18. Jahrhundert
Mann

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Thomas Stephen Szasz [] (* 15. April 1920 als Tamás István Szász in Budapest; † 8. September 2012 in Manlius, New York) war ein US-amerikanischer Psychiater ungarischer Herkunft. Szasz wurde bekannt durch seine Kritik an den moralischen und wissenschaftlichen Grundlagen der Psychiatrie. Er wird teilweise der sogenannten Antipsychiatrie zugerechnet und gilt als Mitbegründer dieser Bewegung, wandte sich selbst allerdings vehement gegen diese Einordnung.

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Szász wurde am 15. April 1920 in Budapest, Ungarn, als Sohn der jüdischen Eltern Gyula und Lily Szász geboren. Nachdem Szász 1938 in die USA emigriert war, studierte er an der Universität von Cincinnati Physik und Medizin. 1944 machte er seinen Doktor der Medizin und begann eine Ausbildung als Psychoanalytiker am Chicago Institute for Psychoanalysis. 1948 eröffnete er eine psychoanalytische Praxis. Von 1956 bis zur Emeritierung im Jahr 1990 war Szasz Professor für Psychiatrie an der State University of New York in Syracuse. Er starb 2012 an den Folgen eines Sturzes. Thomas Szasz war Fellow der American Psychiatric Association und lebenslanges Mitglied der American Psychoanalytic Association.

Szász gründete auch zusammen mit der Scientology-Organisation die amerikanische Citizens Commission on Human Rights (CCHR), distanzierte sich aber von dem Eindruck, dass diese Zusammenarbeit mehr als ein Zweckbündnis und dass er selbst Scientologe wäre. Mike Gormez, ein prominenter Scientology-Kritiker, hält diese Zusammenarbeit für naiv, unüberlegt und ethisch fragwürdig und warf Szasz vor, sich instrumentalisieren zu lassen.

Lehre
Seinen Ruf als vehementer Gegner der Zwangspsychiatrie begründete Thomas S. Szasz vor allem mit seinem Hauptwerk The Myth of Mental Illness, in dem er 1961 die Theorie aufstellte, dass Konzepte wie psychische Normalität und Verrücktheit willkürliche Definitionen sind. Anders als Krankheiten, die auf körperlichen Ursachen basieren, ließen sich für die meisten psychiatrisch definierten Erkrankungen keine eindeutigen Ursachen finden. Die Diagnose einer psychischen Störung erfolge aufgrund subjektiver Bewertungen anstatt objektiver, empirisch überprüfbarer Kriterien. Die Abgrenzung von Normalität und Verrücktsein diene lediglich dazu, gesellschaftliche Konformität zu erzwingen, und trage die Gefahr in sich, als Machtmittel zur Ausgrenzung Andersdenkender missbraucht zu werden. Ausgehend von diesen Überlegungen trat Szasz für eine strikte Trennung von Psychiatrie und Staat ein. Zwangseinweisungen in psychiatrische Kliniken verurteilte er als Verletzung der Menschenrechte.
Eine weitere wichtige, seit Anfang der 1970er Jahre wiederholt gestellte Forderung von Szasz ist die Freigabe aller Drogen an Erwachsene: Das Recht auf Selbstmedikation.

Durch sein Buch Grausames Mitleid wurde das Ansehen von Szasz zumindest in Teilen der deutschen Anti-Psychiatriebewegung beschädigt. So warf ihm der Verein zum Schutz vor psychiatrischer Gewalt e.V. im Jahr 1998 "Primitivstkapitalismus", die Ausgrenzung sozial Benachteiligter und ein Eintreten für die Abschaffung des Sozialstaates vor – dies ausdrücklich unbenommen der historischen Verdienste von Thomas Szasz um die Kritik der Psychiatrie.

Szasz über den Begriff Antipsychiatrie
Szasz: Ich wehre mich energisch gegen die Antipsychiatrie. Meine Kritik richtet sich ausschließlich gegen psychiatrischen Zwang. Das selbst-stigmatisierende Etikett "Antipsychiatrie" war ein Gemeinschaftsprodukt von Ronald D. Laing und David Cooper. So wäre es zum Beispiel völliger Unsinn, einen Mediziner, der Zwangsbehandlung auf dem Gebiet der Dermatologie kritisiert, einen "Antidermatologen" zu nennen oder einen Kritiker der Onkologie "Antionkologen" oder einen kritischen Augenarzt einen "Antiaugenarzt". Genauso unsinnig ist es, einen Kritiker psychiatrischer Zwangsbehandlung einen "Antipsychiater" zu nennen. Dieser Begriff zeigt eigentlich nur, dass sich die Psychiatrie ausschließlich über Zwang definiert, nicht über Heilungsabsicht.

Ehrungen
 2002: Erster Preisträger des Freiheitspreises der Irren-Offensive.

Schriften (Auswahl)
 The myth of mental illness. In: American psychologist. Bd. 15 (1960), H. 2, S. 113–118, doi:10.1037/h0046535 (PDF).
 Geisteskrankheit – ein moderner Mythos? Grundzüge einer Theorie des persönlichen Verhaltens. Olten/Freiburg im Breisgau 1972 (Originaltitel: The Myth of Mental Illness. Foundations of a Theory of Personal Conduct. New York 1961.)
 Die Fabrikation des Wahnsinns. Olten/Freiburg im Breisgau 1974 (Orig.: The manufacture of madness. A comparative study of the inquisition and the Mental Health Movement. New York 1970.)
 Psychiatrie, die verschleierte Macht, Olten/Freiburg im Breisgau 1975
 Recht, Freiheit und Psychiatrie. Auf dem Weg zum therapeutischen Staat?. Wien/München/Zürich 1978. Fischer Taschenbuch 6722 ISBN 3-596-26722-6 (Orig.: Law, Liberty, and Psychiatry. An Inquiry into the Social Uses of Mental Health Practices. New York 1963)
 Das Ritual der Drogen. Wien, München, Zürich 1978 (Orig.: Ceremonial Chemistry: The Ritual Persecution of Drugs, Addicts, and Pushers. London 1974).
 Schizophrenie. Das heilige Symbol der Psychiatrie. Frankfurt am Main 1979 (Orig.: Schizophrenia: The Sacred Symbol of Psychiatry. New York 1976).
 Theologie der Medizin. Europaverlag, Wien 1980
 Der Mythos der Psychotherapie. Europaverlag, Wien 1982
 Das Psychiatrische Testament – Ein neuer Gesetzesmechanismus, um Menschen vor "Psychosen" und vor der Psychiatrie zu schützen. Antipsychiatrieverlag, Berlin 1987, ISBN 3-925931-02-3.
 Grausames Mitleid. Über die Aussonderung unerwünschter Menschen. Frankfurt am Main 1997 (Orig.: Cruel Compassion: Psychiatric Control of Society's Unwanted. New York 1994.).
 "My madness saved me". The madness and marriage of Virginia Woolf. Transaction Publishers, New Brunswick, N.J., ISBN 0-7658-0321-6.

Literatur
 Josef Rattner: Thomas Szasz. In: J. Rattner: Klassiker der Psychoanalyse. 2. Auflage. Beltz, Weinheim 1995, S. 800–829, ISBN 3-621-27276-3 (früherer Titel: Klassiker der Tiefenpsychologie), S. 800–829.

Rezensionen

Weblinks

 Burkhart Brückner, Robin Pape (2015): Biographie von Thomas Stephen Szasz In: Biographisches Archiv der Psychiatrie (BIAPSY).

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Mediziner (20. Jahrhundert)
Psychiater
Psychoanalytiker
Hochschullehrer (Syracuse, New York)
Antipsychiatrie
Kritischer Rationalist
Sachbuchautor (Pädagogik und Psychologie)
Literatur (Englisch)
Essay
Ehrendoktor der Universidad Francisco Marroquín
Mitglied der Mont Pèlerin Society
Ungarischer Emigrant in den Vereinigten Staaten
Emigrant zur Zeit des Nationalsozialismus
Hochschullehrer (State University of New York)
US-Amerikaner
Ungar
Geboren 1920
Gestorben 2012
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Njena sestra starija sestra Françoise Dorléac također je bila etablirana glumica.

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Act 1 & 2 acts as a duet of scenes. Lloyds investigation of walking runs central to the publication.
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Another fiscal year is in the books, and Annual Fund programs throughout the country and around the world are reporting on final numbers and laying out plans for the upcoming year's campaign.
In my last post, I discussed how we crowdsourced short video entries from University of Virginia students showcasing an individual display of talent. From these submissions, we selected 12 finalists for a Digital Talent Show competition that functioned as a component of a 36-hour fundraising event themed around Thomas Jefferson's Birthday Celebration (#TJBDAY).
Up until last Saturday morning, the day after the deadline, I wasn't sure whether University of Virginia students would be compelled to act by our call for entries into the first ever Digital Talent Show as part of Thomas Jefferson's Birthday Celebration (#TJBDAY), and it was giving me (us) serious heartburn.
What's the best social media strategy to drive engagement and online giving during campaigns? How frequently should constituents be placed in front of giving messages until they're no longer effective. What campaign themes resonate the best, and what's the best way to coordinate efforts with other communicators around the university.


Here is another card made with the up and coming new stamp set, Work of Art. I can't take any credit at all for coming up with the idea of using one of the images to make a flower but it is a clever one! I also can't credit the person who originally thought of it because there are so may out there in blogland it's almost impossible to track down the originator but, whoever you are, thank you!
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Movie Review: 'Long Shot' Blu-ray
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Greetings again from the darkness. Romantic Comedies and Political Parodies are staples in the film industry, and have been for many decades. The combination of the three – a political romantic comedy – is a bit rarer, though we have seen it in such films as DAVE (1993), THE AMERICAN PRESIDENT (1995), BULLWORTH (1998), and LOVE ACTUALLY (2003). This latest from director Jonathan Levine (50/50, 2011) has elements of those well-known movies, while incorporating a very high level of raunchiness in a gender-reversed template of PRETTY WOMAN (1990).
We first meet Fred Flarsky (played by Seth Rogen) at a neo-Nazi/white supremacist gathering. He's actually a left-wing journalist for an alt-weekly publication, and he's so intent on getting the story that he's willing to get a swastika tattoo and leap out of a second story window. Standing firm on his idealism, Fred quits his job when informed that his magazine has been bought out by Wembley Media … a right-wing organization in the vein of Fox News. It's an odd opening for the film, but sets the stage for Fred to be reunited with his one-time babysitter Charlotte Field (Charlize Theron) who is now the U.S. Secretary of State.
When President Chambers (Bob Odenkirk) summons Charlotte for an Oval Office meeting, we get our first glimpse of the filmmakers' parody of the actual current office holder. Chambers is a former TV star who was Golden Globe nominated for acting like a President on his show, and now wants to capitalize on his popularity by transitioning to a more prestigious career … movies. He's willing to endorse Ms. Fields for the nation's highest office in the next election, and she's all in.
Charlotte's reconnection with Fred leads her to hire him to "punch up" her speeches with some humor. See, testing has shown that she scores high in most categories with voters – but not for her sense of humor. Despite the protests of her staff, Maggie (June Diane Rafael) and Tom (Ravi Patel), Fred comes on board and quickly works his way into Charlotte's favor – to say the least.
Yes, on top of the political jabs and typical Rogen stoner humor, there is an inherent comedic element placing glamorous Charlize Theron and schlubby Seth Rogen in a blossoming romance … together. The idealism of their characters play a role in the story (she truly believes in her environmental initiative), and the supporting cast is terrific, but this is mostly a show for Ms. Theron and Mr. Rogen to go full-force comedy (including a Molly-trip). We have seen this from him many times, but the real gem here is Oscar winner Theron, who is likely the only actress who could pull off such diverse films as MONSTER (2003), MAD MAX: FURY ROAD (2015), ATOMIC BLONDE (2017), TULLY (2018), as well as this crowd-pleasing political raunch-fest with a political bent.
Additional supporting work is provided by Lisa Kudrow, Randall Park, and Alexander Skarsgard (who excels as the awkwardly funny Canadian Prime Minister, in a direct spoof on Justin Trudeau). There is also an unrecognizable Andy Serkis as a frumpy Steve Bannon type, and O'Shea Jackson Jr (Ice Cube's son) is a standout as Fred's best friend … one with some terrific one-liners and a secret that nearly crushes Fred's idealism. The campaign travels the world (though the film barely takes advantage), and the script from Dan Sterling and Liz Hannah serves up a clever Jennifer Aniston joke, a sight gag to rival THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY, and enough bawdy sex comedy that the political satire sometimes fades (but never for long). It's meant to be a crowd-pleaser and it seems to succeed on that; although its greatest strength may be in showcasing another side from the immensely talented Charlize Theron.
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The winning app idea from the 7billionideas and United Learning ideas competition called #UnitedApp2016, went live into the AppStore on Friday 14th October. A group of pupils from Greenacre School launched their educational app, to help young people manage their money, following the national competition.
Financial Helper, their app, is designed to educate teenagers on financial concepts, such as APRs, tax and credit cards, using easy to understand language so that students leave school able to save and spend their money wisely. The girls came up with the idea as part of a country-wide app development competition.
The team of four – Olivia, Lauren, Jennifer and Olivia – beat over 400 other entries to become competition winners and have since been working with a web developer and business advisor from United Learning to turn their ideas into a reality. As part of the process, the students have spent months putting together market research and competitor analysis, conducting focus groups with peers from local schools, testing the app and improving the designs.
The Future – which teaches young people about financial concepts such as tax.
The app is also divided into two age ranges – 11 to 14 and 15 to 18 – and contains a helpful quiz game to allow users to test their new financial knowledge.
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Cable broadband is as popular as DSL broadband but the steps to add a WiFi router to both connections are different. This article explains the steps to add a wireless router to a cable modem to extend the network. Modern cable modems have WiFi feature but if you are using standard one without WiFi feature, you can use this guide to add WiFi to your current home or office network. Here I use a cable modem, Linksys WiFi router, one desktop PC and a laptop to demonstrate the configuration.
Without telling the current network diagram, I cannot explain the procedure. I have a cable modem connected to my desktop PC. MAC address of the Desktop is registered with my cable broadband company and I do not think they want to share the Internet connection with other devices in my home. Now I want to share this restricted Internet connection to my laptop without registering the MAC address of the laptop. I have bought a Linksys router for this purpose and want to extend the Internet to my Wireless Laptop through it.
Make sure that you are able to go online through the modem.
Connect the output line of the modem to the WAN port of your router.
Connect the first computer to the LAN port of the router.
Power on the Router and wait until the WLAN and Ethernet light are on.
Open the browser window and type http://192.168.1.1 but please note that the login IP will be different for different vendors.
It will ask you for username and password. Enter the default values provided by the vendor.
Setup page looks like below.
Under Setup, you can see the MAC address clone. Click on that.
Click on clone MAC address and save settings.
We need to change the default password to a good one. After typing the new password, click on save settings.
Click on Wireless tab and you can give any name as SSID. You may choose wireless channel 6. Other two possible channels are 1 and 11.
Now under wireless security, you can enable encryption.
After saving the settings reboot the device.
You have successfully configured your router with a cable modem. Right now the broadband connection from the cable ISP is shared between my laptop and desktop computer. I have bypassed the restriction to use the Internet on a single computer by cloning the MAC address of my registered computer to the router and use it to divide the connection. MAC address registering is an old trick played by cable broadband service providers to limit the number of devices accessing their broadband connection. I have written an article about it a few weeks ago. You can read that article by visiting the link below.


Memorial Day weekend is the official start of summer which also means grilling season is here! Fire up your grill with a Bistecca alla Fiorentina and pair this Tuscan Favorite with Folonari Chianti!
1. Preheat the grill to high heat. Pat the steak dry, and season both sides generously with salt and pepper.
2. Tie the rosemary and sage bunches together with butcher's twine to form an herb brush. Use the herbs to brush the steak with olive oil.
3. Place the steak on the grill, and char it well: cook about 12 minutes on the first side, flip, and cook about 9 minutes on the second side. This steak is traditionally served rare.
4. When the steak is done, remove it from the grill and allow it to stand for 5 minutes, so that the juices are retained when the meat is cut. Carve off the fillet and strip steaks and slice before serving. Serve hot, and enjoy!
Celebrate the Big Game this year with a touch of #AmoreItalia! This simple Italian inspired nacho recipe is the perfect addition to any Superbowl party no matter who you're rooting for! Add in a couple bottles of our Pinot Grigio and you have yourself a party!
2. In a baking dish, alternately layer the nachos, shredded chicken, cannellini beans, onions, mozzarella cheese and salsa verde.
3. Bake for about 5-10 minutes until the cheese has melted and the nachos are warm throughout.
4. Sprinkle with chopped cilantro, scallions and diced tomato and serve.
Bring the Passion of Italy to your holiday table by serving this dish with Folonari Pinot Grigio. Amore Italia!
1. In a large saucepan over medium heat, warm the garlic and chile pepper in the olive oil until the garlic is light, golden brown, about 1 minute.
2. Add the clams, clam juice and wine. Cover and simmer over medium heat, shaking the pan occasionally until all the clams open.
3. While the clams are cooking, bring a large pot of salted water to a boil. Add the pasta and cook, stirring frequently, until al dente.
4. Drain the pasta and transfer to a large bowl.
5. Add the clam sauce and parsley and toss well. Serve immediately.
1. In a microwave-safe bowl, cover the porcini with 1 cup of water. Cover and microwave at high power for 1 minute, until the mushrooms are just softened. Drain, reserving the soaking liquid. Rinse and chop the mushrooms..
2. In a large skillet, heat 2 tablespoons of the oil. Season the veal with salt and pepper and dust with the flour, tapping off any excess. Add half of the veal to the skillet and cook over moderate heat, turning once or twice, until browned, about 8 minutes. Transfer the veal to the pressure cooker. Repeat with the remaining 2 tablespoons of oil and veal.
3. Add the carrot, onions, garlic, sage and porcini to the skillet and cook over low heat until slightly softened, about 2 minutes. Add the wine and vinegar and scrape up any browned bits stuck to the pan. Scrape the mixture into the pressure cooker. Add the stock and 1/2 cup of the porcini soaking liquid, stopping before you reach the grit at the bottom. Season lightly with salt and pepper and bring to a boil.
4. Cover and close the pressure cooker according to the manufacturer's instructions. Cook at moderately low heat, maintaining high pressure for 25 minutes. Gently release the pressure by depressing the valve or by running cold water over the top. Transfer the ragù to a bowl and serve over polenta, noodles or crusty bread.
1. Preheat the oven to 375°. In a large bowl, toss the eggplant with 3 tablespoons of the olive oil and season with salt and pepper. Spread the eggplant on a large rimmed baking sheet and roast for about 30 minutes, until browned on the bottom. Using a metal spatula, turn the eggplant, scraping it off the baking sheet (it might break up slightly) and roast for about 10 minutes longer, until very tender.
2. Meanwhile, in a large pot of boiling salted water, cook the fusilli until al dente. Drain, reserving 1/2 cup of the pasta cooking water.
3. In a very large, deep skillet, toast the pine nuts over moderate heat, tossing frequently, until lightly golden in spots, about 5 minutes. Transfer the pine nuts to a work surface and coarsely chop them.
4. Heat the remaining 3 tablespoons of olive oil in the skillet. Add the garlic and cook over moderate heat, stirring, until tender, about 1 minute. Add the crushed red pepper and cook for 30 seconds. Add the fusilli, roasted eggplant, pine nuts, lemon juice and the reserved pasta water and toss over moderate heat until the pasta is evenly coated, about 1 minute. Season the pasta with salt and pepper and remove from the heat. Add the parsley and lemon zest and toss. Add the goat cheese and toss gently until the cheese is slightly melted. Spoon the fusilli into bowls and serve.


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The University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf (UKE) is one of the largest hospitals in northern Germany. It has a long tradition of treating international patients, with patients seeking treatment in Germany from UKE's renowned professors and doctors.
Professor Dr. Jakob R. Izbicki leads the general surgery team at UKE and offers the best possible treatment for pathological obesity, with the UKE being one of the largest obesity treatment centres in Germany. The UKE each year treats almost 300 patients seeking obesity treatment and nearly 200 of them surgically.
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The gastric band is an aid that can facilitate weight loss by reducing food intake. During the gastric band surgery an adjustable band is placed around the stomach, dividing it into a small new stomach close to the esophagus and a residual stomach. If all goes as planned, the patient loses approximately 50% of his excess weight over time. Read more about gastric band surgery in Germany.
Sleeve gastrectomy is a restrictive procedure during which a large portion of the stomach is removed. The stomach thus loses much of its capacity, ensuring that only small portions can be ingested. This surgery is usually performed only as part of a combined restrictive/malabsorptive procedure. Read more about sleeve gastrectomy surgery in Germany.
Gastric bypasses are among the most commonly used surgical procedures. Sections of the small intestine are bypassed to reduce the surface area for absorption and less food can be digested. After the operation the patient must take certain vitamin, iron, mineral, and trace element supplements for the rest of his life. Read more about gastric bypass surgery in Germany.
A duodenal switch procedure is usually considered in cases of extreme obesity. It consists of a stomach reduction by means of a sleeve procedure and a malabsorptive aspect with a relatively short common small intestinal channel, and to reduce the risk of surgery can be performed in two stages. Read more about duodenal switch surgery in Germany.
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In cases in where the gastric band has not led to sufficient weight loss surgery or the desired result, then the patient can have further surgery to convert it to a gastric bypass. Read more about remedial obesity operations in Germany.
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Though in principle the title 'Lady of the Elves' could apply to several different Elf-ladies, in practice we have only one use of the term. It was used by Frodo in Lórien of Galadriel, the joint ruler of that land with her consort Celeborn. As such the usage seems to be informal, and simply an abbreviated way of saying 'Lady of the Elves of Lórien'. Though Galadriel was certainly one of the most powerful and important Elves in Middle-earth, Frodo's use of the general title 'Lady of the Elves' does not imply that she held authority over all of Middle-earth's Elves.


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Община Щръбце (; ) се намира във окръг Феризово, Южно Косово. Има площ от 236 км² и население 6670 души, по приблизителна оценка за 2019 г. Административен център на общината е град Щръбце.

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Proper oral hygiene is normally learned when we're kids, but that doesn't mean it can't be someday forgotten. As we age, particularly as we really climb up there in years, some of the same motor challenges that inhibited us in brushing our teeth as children suddenly give us trouble all over again.
Let's say you have kids at home, or even grandkids who come to visit, and you've shown your stuff in educating them on how to keep good oral hygiene. That's great, really it is. But, have you thought about aging family members?
As people get older, the aging process inevitably affects the mouth. This means that tooth care becomes even more crucial—but with declining motor skills or memory, it can be hard for some aging members of the family to stay on top of it. And yet, we don't have the same culture of helping (re)educate our parents on oral health when the time comes, despite how necessary it sometimes is.
No matter whether your parents still have their natural teeth or prosthetics (or a combination), they absolutely have to keep on brushing their teeth two times per day. Care should be given to each tooth as they brush.
There's no "get out of jail" card on flossing just because you've aged. Make sure your parents know that they have to floss at least once per day—this doesn't change, no matter what their diet.
Mouth dryness is a bigger issue among older generations, which can lead to periodontal diseases. The best way to combat this is by drinking enough water every day. For those aging adults who do still find it comfortable to chew gum, a pack of their favorite flavor is another ready stimulant for a boost in saliva production.
Dental check-ups are even more important as people age—the minimum is two per year. Additionally, any change they notice in their mouth should be an alarm that it's time to make an appointment for any family member.
With age, natural saliva production decreases, and the oral mucosa that the mouth produces to keep the cavity healthy becomes thinner. And with slowing and blocked blood flow, nutrients aren't carried into the soft tissues to heal sores and dry lips as quickly as they would in a younger patient's mouth.
Taste buds begin to respond differently, too, so be sure to maintain an open dialogue about what sounds "good" to eat and what doesn't, and try to accommodate personal taste where you can, and encourage healthy meals that include the preferred ingredients.
Combined with the use of medications that bring side effects like dry mouth and other symptoms, the aging-related oral irregularities and waning oral hygiene can lead to serious oral disease. It might start with gum tissue becoming inflamed, sensitive and prone to bleed. If not treated, these symptoms can lead to teeth loss and even the loss of bone tissue.
It's an exciting, and sometimes exhausting, prospect at helping the young ones learn good oral hygiene. We celebrate the mental image of "Father/Mother of the Year" as we help kids establish oral hygiene habits that we're hopeful will stick. We enjoy our successes, and even more we enjoy those sweet smiles that show our job's been well done.
But what about Mom and Dad?
Aging has enormous effects on oral health, and it's often necessary to reaffirm oral hygiene habits with aging family members. Bear all these points in mind, and call our office if you have any questions! It's our pleasure to serve our community of every age.


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"A Touch of Beauty: New Orleans: Life-Enhancement" was not only inspired by the Dr Phil special, and the rebuilding NOLA by "Saint" Oprah, "Habitat For The Humanity and countless others, but by my associates. Rey Gonzalez left his touted NYC business to return to his NOLA home and rebuild, and Gretchen Bank,a descendant of Sieur de Bienville founder of New Orleans, first hand reports of the utter devastation and tragic loss, encountered in volunteering, juxtaposed against media reports of consumate bureaucratic failure, made me realize that writing checks, for me, is not enough.
On the recent Anniverary of the Katrina Devastation of New Orleans, Dr. Phil presented a large family living in a tiny, crowded, bare-bones trailer.
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https://www.thehour.com/norwalk/article/Rich-town-in-the-Hamptons-is-crying-poverty-8240900.php
Rich town in the Hamptons is crying poverty; deficit could reach $12M
Published 8:00 pm EDT, Thursday, August 7, 2008
EAST HAMPTON, N.Y.
The social calendar is still a whirl of glamorous lawn parties, wine tastings, gallery openings, beach get-togethers and gala benefits in the Hamptons, the summer playground for the millionaire Learjet Set. But down at Town Hall, the local government could use a handout.
East Hampton, one of the main towns on the eastern end of Long Island that make up the Hamptons, is burdened with a deficit that could exceed $12 million. And that has become a rich source of irony, given the community's spectacular wealth and its concentration of Wall Street money-management talent.
"LEA$T HAMPTON IS GOING BROKE; GLAM TOWN $12M IN THE HOLE," screamed a recent New York Post headline.
Exactly how the town got into this mess is under investigation. The state comptroller is reviewing the books, and the district attorney has subpoenaed records.
Town Supervisor William McGintee acknowledged making mistakes since taking office in 2004 but said he is also a victim of economic circumstances, including rising health care costs for employees and waning tax revenue because of the downturn in real estate.
"Everybody perceives East Hampton to be the home of the rich and famous," said McGintee, the target of a petition drive to remove him from office. "When the summer's over, it's just the same old town just like all these other towns."
While East Hampton is home to billionaires and celebrities such as financier Ronald Perelman, Alec Baldwin and Steven Spielberg, the Hamptons also have a large number of working-class people, many of them illegal immigrants, who mow the lawns, trim the hedges, clean the swimming pools, park the cars, serve the hors d'oeuvres, tidy up the mansions and do many of the other things that make life so enjoyable for the rich.
East Hampton -- which includes such hamlets as Montauk and Amangansett and parts of Sag Harbor -- has about 21,000 year-round residents, but its population can swell to 80,000 or 90,000 in the summer, when the haves and the have-mores show up.
"There really are two Hamptons," said McGintee's predecessor, Jay Schneiderman. "The disparity between rich and poor is probably unmatched anywhere in the world. You have the heads of multinational corporations, billionaires, but of the year-round population, half the work force are undocumented immigrants living below the poverty level."
The wealthy do pay huge property-tax bills. But East Hampton has also been very generous to residents of all income levels.
The town operates its own airport, where Learjets and helicopters shuttle the beautiful people to their playgrounds. East Hampton also spends $100,000 a year for a day-care program for working families and $710,000 annually for free YMCA membership for all the town's children. A theater group for the handicapped gets $30,000 a year, and there are nutrition and transportation programs for senior citizens.
The town replenishes its harbors with clams, oysters and scallops and recently bought $100,000 worth of beach rakes to keep the shoreline clean.
n the fall, residents do not have to bag and dispose of their leaves themselves; the town lets homeowners rake them to the curb, where a giant vacuum truck sucks them up and hauls them away at a cost estimated by McGintee at $300,000 to $400,000 a year.
Over the years, town leaders have been reluctant to raise taxes, because that could harm the many working-class folks struggling to pay their bills, and hurt the politicians on Election Day, too. But now they may have to cut services and increase taxes after all.
"We need to explore all avenues of savings," McGintee said. "I don't mind providing the programs, but what the general public has to understand is that we don't manufacture money here."
A state lawmaker recently pushed through legislation giving the town a credit line of up to $15 million. But the money borrowed is going to have to be repaid somehow.
Much has the blame has fallen on McGintee.
"He's been spending more than he's taking in," said Bill Wilkinson, the former head of personnel for the Walt Disney Co. He lost to McGintee in last November's election after arguing the incumbent was ill-equipped to oversee a $70 million budget.
East Hampton resident Don Cirillo, who as former chairman of the National Federation of Municipal Analysts knows something about the topic, said: "Somebody was clearly not paying attention to the bottom line."


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Review: Acid Pro Next 365
Hollin Jones on Thu, June 13th 0 comments
Magix software continues to upgrade and enhance its Windows DAW with innovative new features including audio separation, Zynaptiq Stem Maker and audio chopping.
Acid Pro has evolved from a loop-based application for Windows into a fully fledged DAW with advanced features under the stewardship of Magix Software. In addition to a bunch of new features, the Acid Pro Next 365 version utilises a subscription model where you pay a relatively low monthly subscription for the app and a bundle of content, instead of making a larger one-off payment. This approach has its fans and detractors, but it's certainly the way some software companies - notably Adobe - are going.
Core Features
Running on Windows only (sorry, Mac users), it has everything you'd expect of a serious DAW including 24-bit, 192kHz multitrack audio recording and editing, VST2 /3 support with a 32-bit bridge for using older plugins, and a comprehensive set of MIDI tools. It ships with 29 instruments and some specialised plug-ins for manipulating your tracks, so let's have a look at what makes it stand out from the crowd.
ACID-ized loops are what you might be most familiar with when you hear the DAW's names, and of course it still supports these. Legendary for their complete flexibility when it comes to pitch, length and transients, you can use ACID loops to compose and arrange loops in any key or time signature without endless processing needing to be done first. As well as having this functionality baked in, it also comes with Melodyne Essential, which lets you get down into the nuts and bolts of manipulating pitch, time and tone within an audio part.
With support for both internal and external effects, there's powerful routing via the mixer, so you can process external signal through internal effects easily, and you also get surround mixing options for more advanced projects. Professional loudness metering is also new, with comprehensive feedback about the levels in your tracks.
ACID has always been about finding a groove, and there are some excellent tools built-in to help you work with timing and feel. Groove Maps can be applied to parts and even to entire tracks, letting you quickly change the feel of MIDI and audio to suit your needs. There's also groove cloning, allowing the copying of a feel from any part to any other part. Zplane elastiquePro algorithms mean that manipulating time and pitch works incredibly well, with no artifacting that I could detect, at least until you start to push things very far indeed. ReWire support means you can connect multiple third party instruments and even DAWs like Reason directly into ACID with just a few clicks, and full envelope control allows precise manipulation of parameters like volume or tempo - with tempo curves being particularly useful.
Subscribing to the Next 365 version brings other benefits in the form of bundled content. You get the Analog Modelling Suite, which has four excellent processors for mastering and bringing a retro or warm tone to proceedings. The essentialFX suite is a more workhorse collection of plugins like gate, vocal strip, limiter, reverb and the like for everyday tracking and mixing functions. The Vintage Effects Suite is next, three retro style plugs, and exclusive to this version is VariVerb II, an advanced and great-sounding reverb effect. Also only found in this version is Vandal - a virtual guitar and bass processing tool wot a bunch of amps, speakers and stomp boxes, to bring your guitar and bass tracks to life. yet another exclusive to the 365 version is the Independence Pro Plus Suite of 12GB across multiple virtual instruments covering a wide range of musical uses.
Audio Separation
There are some other interesting features that set this DAW apart from many others. It uses zynaptiq's STEM MAKER technology to let you separate existing mixes out into beats, vocals and backing tracks. You can hear this in action via audio examples on the product website, and in my tests it was surprisingly effective at breaking a mixed file into its constituent parts. Like any attempts to do this it takes a little work and tweaking to get right, but it's well worth the effort and this will be an invaluable tool for remixers everywhere.
New in this version is the MIDI Playable Chopper, which brings MPC-style performance sampling and hip hop functionality directly into your environment. Using transients to split loops and samples into their constituent parts, it allows you to play hits and slices individually, then record the results as audio for instant remixing and groove-based jamming. It's a nice touch, and very useful. A separate but related tool is Beatmapper, which can analyse the tempo and time signature of any audio file you import and then use this information to map its tempo to your project, or match other files to the imported one. Finally for remixers, Chopper gives you slice-based access to any audio file, and these can be re-ordered and arranged in any way you like, for even more slice-and-dice remixing fun.
ACID Pro Next is available to buy outright for £299, but lacks a few of the added goodies that come with the subscription version (and also the Suite version, which is £449). The subscription model may not be for everyone, but is sensibly priced and doesn't require you to be permanently online - just periodically for authentication. The terms are fairly lenient too, so you do get some leeway if you decide to terminate your subscription.
Ultimately this is a solid and powerful DAW for Windows that will provide all the tools that most producers need. It's especially good for remixers and those looking to break down existing samples, tracks and loops into slices and constituent parts, then rearrange and otherwise manipulate them so that they can be re-used and turned into new material. if the subscription model doesn't appeal you can buy a near-identical version outright, although a few of the bundled instruments, FX and loop sets are exclusive to this version - all this information is detailed on the product website.
Price: £15.99 / month over 12 months. £17.99 / month over 3 months. Upgrade pricing is available.
Pros: Solid and well-featured DAW for Windows. Strong emphasis on slicing, stretching and remixing tools. Stem Maker is a clever and genuinely useful tool for separating audio. Excellent bundled content. Spread the cost, if that's your thing.
Cons: WIndows-only. Some exclusives limited to this subscription version.
Web: https://www.magix.com/gb/music/acid/acid-pro-next/
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Day 1: Arrival at Calicut.
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