We were able to field two teams in the Peppermill Challenge for 2014. Our members did us proud and for our final game our club's teams played each other.
Peppermill Challenge 2014 – please sign up!
Netball Zug wishes all of it's members a great Summer break. We will return to training in Zug on the 20th of August and 21st in Oberaegeri.


As a Platinum Realty agent, I have made the decision to work for one of the fastest growing real estate companies in America. Platinum Realty agents understand the value of a client and strive to deliver exceptional customer service. They are provided with the latest in technology resources, training, and support so they can provide their clients the highest level of representation in selling or purchasing a property.


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// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
// Licensed under the MIT License. See License.txt in the project root for license information.

using Microsoft.Azure.Management.ResourceManager.Models;
using Microsoft.Azure.Management.Sql;
using Microsoft.Azure.Management.Sql.Models;
using Xunit;

namespace Sql.Tests
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Contains tests for the lifecycle of server and database Advanced Threat Protection settings
    /// </summary>
    public class AdvancedThreatProtectionTests
    {
        [Fact]
        public void TestThreatProtectionOnServerAndDatabase()
        {
            string testPrefix = "server-threat-protection-test-";

            using (SqlManagementTestContext context = new SqlManagementTestContext(this))
            {
                ResourceGroup resourceGroup = context.CreateResourceGroup();
                Server server = context.CreateServer(resourceGroup);
                SqlManagementClient sqlClient = context.GetClient<SqlManagementClient>();

                // Create some databases in the server.
                Database[] databases = SqlManagementTestUtilities.CreateDatabasesAsync(
                        sqlClient, resourceGroup.Name, server, testPrefix, 2).Result;

                // Server Advanced Threat Protection settings
                ServerAdvancedThreatProtection defaultServerSettingsResponse = sqlClient.ServerAdvancedThreatProtectionSettings.Get(resourceGroup.Name, server.Name);

                // Verify that the initial Get request contains the default settings.
                Assert.Equal(AdvancedThreatProtectionState.Disabled, defaultServerSettingsResponse.State);

                // Modify the settings. Then send, receive and see if its still ok.
                ServerAdvancedThreatProtection updatedServerSettings = new ServerAdvancedThreatProtection
                {
                    State = AdvancedThreatProtectionState.Enabled
                };

                // Set Advanced Threat Protection settings for server.
                sqlClient.ServerAdvancedThreatProtectionSettings.CreateOrUpdate(resourceGroup.Name, server.Name, updatedServerSettings);

                // Get Advanced Threat Protection settings from the server.
                var getUpdatedServerSettingsResponse = sqlClient.ServerAdvancedThreatProtectionSettings.Get(resourceGroup.Name, server.Name);

                // Verify that the Get request contains the updated settings.
                Assert.Equal(updatedServerSettings.State, getUpdatedServerSettingsResponse.State);

                // Modify the settings again. Then send, receive and see if its still ok.
                updatedServerSettings = new ServerAdvancedThreatProtection
                {
                    State = AdvancedThreatProtectionState.Disabled
                };

                // Set Advanced Threat Protection settings for server.
                sqlClient.ServerAdvancedThreatProtectionSettings.CreateOrUpdate(resourceGroup.Name, server.Name, updatedServerSettings);

                // Get Advanced Threat Protection settings from the server.
                getUpdatedServerSettingsResponse = sqlClient.ServerAdvancedThreatProtectionSettings.Get(resourceGroup.Name, server.Name);

                // Verify that the Get request contains the updated settings.
                Assert.Equal(updatedServerSettings.State, getUpdatedServerSettingsResponse.State);

                // Database Advanced Threat Protection settings.
                string dbName = databases[0].Name;
                DatabaseAdvancedThreatProtection defaultDatabaseSettingsResponse = sqlClient.DatabaseAdvancedThreatProtectionSettings.Get(resourceGroup.Name, server.Name, dbName);

                // Verify that the initial Get request contains the default settings.
                Assert.Equal(AdvancedThreatProtectionState.Disabled, defaultDatabaseSettingsResponse.State);

                // Modify the policy properties. Then send, receive and see if its still ok.
                DatabaseAdvancedThreatProtection updatedDatabaseSettings = new DatabaseAdvancedThreatProtection
                {
                    State = AdvancedThreatProtectionState.Disabled
                };

                sqlClient.DatabaseAdvancedThreatProtectionSettings.CreateOrUpdate(resourceGroup.Name, server.Name, dbName, updatedDatabaseSettings);

                var getUpdatedDatabaseSettingsResponse = sqlClient.DatabaseAdvancedThreatProtectionSettings.Get(resourceGroup.Name, server.Name, dbName);

                // Verify that the Get request contains the updated settings.
                Assert.Equal(updatedDatabaseSettings.State, getUpdatedDatabaseSettingsResponse.State);
            }
        }

        [Fact]
        public void TestThreatProtectionOnManagedInstance()
        {
            string testPrefix = "mi-threat-protection-test-";

            using (SqlManagementTestContext context = new SqlManagementTestContext(this))
            {
                ResourceGroup resourceGroup = context.CreateResourceGroup();
                ManagedInstance managedInstance = context.CreateManagedInstance(resourceGroup);
                SqlManagementClient sqlClient = context.GetClient<SqlManagementClient>();

                // Create some small databases in the Managed Instance
                ManagedDatabase[] databases = SqlManagementTestUtilities.CreateManagedDatabasesAsync(
                    sqlClient, resourceGroup.Name, managedInstance, testPrefix, 2).Result;

                // ManagedInstance Advanced Threat Protection settings
                ManagedInstanceAdvancedThreatProtection defaultInstanceSettingsResponse = sqlClient.ManagedInstanceAdvancedThreatProtectionSettings.Get(resourceGroup.Name, managedInstance.Name);

                // Verify that the initial Get request contains the default settings.
                Assert.Equal(AdvancedThreatProtectionState.Disabled, defaultInstanceSettingsResponse.State);

                // Modify the settings. Then send, receive and see if its still ok.
                ManagedInstanceAdvancedThreatProtection updatedInstanceSettings = new ManagedInstanceAdvancedThreatProtection
                {
                    State = AdvancedThreatProtectionState.Enabled
                };

                // Set Advanced Threat Protection settings for server.
                sqlClient.ManagedInstanceAdvancedThreatProtectionSettings.CreateOrUpdate(resourceGroup.Name, managedInstance.Name, updatedInstanceSettings);

                // Get Advanced Threat Protection settings from the managed instance.
                var getUpdatedInstanceSettingsResponse = sqlClient.ManagedInstanceAdvancedThreatProtectionSettings.Get(resourceGroup.Name, managedInstance.Name);

                // Verify that the Get request contains the updated settings.
                Assert.Equal(updatedInstanceSettings.State, getUpdatedInstanceSettingsResponse.State);

                // Modify the settings again. Then send, receive and see if its still ok.
                updatedInstanceSettings = new ManagedInstanceAdvancedThreatProtection
                {
                    State = AdvancedThreatProtectionState.Disabled
                };

                // Set Advanced Threat Protection settings for managed instance.
                sqlClient.ManagedInstanceAdvancedThreatProtectionSettings.CreateOrUpdate(resourceGroup.Name, managedInstance.Name, updatedInstanceSettings);

                // Get Advanced Threat Protection settings from the managed instance.
                getUpdatedInstanceSettingsResponse = sqlClient.ManagedInstanceAdvancedThreatProtectionSettings.Get(resourceGroup.Name, managedInstance.Name);

                // Verify that the Get request contains the updated settings.
                Assert.Equal(updatedInstanceSettings.State, getUpdatedInstanceSettingsResponse.State);

                // ManagedDatabase Advanced Threat Protection settings.
                string dbName = databases[0].Name;
                ManagedDatabaseAdvancedThreatProtection defaultDatabaseSettingsResponse = sqlClient.ManagedDatabaseAdvancedThreatProtectionSettings.Get(resourceGroup.Name, managedInstance.Name, dbName);

                // Verify that the initial Get request contains the default settings.
                Assert.Equal(AdvancedThreatProtectionState.Disabled, defaultDatabaseSettingsResponse.State);

                // Modify the policy properties. Then send, receive and see if its still ok.
                ManagedDatabaseAdvancedThreatProtection updatedDatabaseSettings = new ManagedDatabaseAdvancedThreatProtection
                {
                    State = AdvancedThreatProtectionState.Disabled
                };

                sqlClient.ManagedDatabaseAdvancedThreatProtectionSettings.CreateOrUpdate(resourceGroup.Name, managedInstance.Name, dbName, updatedDatabaseSettings);

                var getUpdatedDatabaseSettingsResponse = sqlClient.ManagedDatabaseAdvancedThreatProtectionSettings.Get(resourceGroup.Name, managedInstance.Name, dbName);

                // Verify that the Get request contains the updated settings.
                Assert.Equal(updatedDatabaseSettings.State, getUpdatedDatabaseSettingsResponse.State);
            }
        }
    }
}

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Q: Google ADK 2012 - where to buy Does anybody know where I can buy the Google ADK 2012?
Thanks
Thomas

A: You can't but you can find some alternatives if you search Google for it.
Example:
http://www.seeedstudio.com/depot/seeeduino-adk-main-board-p-846.html
From the developers site:

A limited number of these kits were produced and distributed at the
  Google I/O 2012 developer conference. If you did not receive one of
  these kits, fear not! The specifications and design files for the
  hardware were also released for use by manufacturers and hobbyists.
  You should expect to see kits with similar features available for
  purchase, or you can build one yourself!
  http://developer.android.com/tools/adk/adk2.html

Note: This board is not compatible with ADK 2012, only the 2011 ADK.

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Robert Rodriguez Is Directing an Adaptation Of "Fire and Ice"
ByEwen Hosie for Complex UK
Ewen Hosie is a Scottish writer who regularly contributes to Complex.
Image via flixist.com
Cult film director Robert Rodriguez (Sin City, Planet Terror, Machete) is to direct an adaptation of the equally cult 1983 rotoscope-animated film Fire and Ice as part of an acquisition deal with Sony Pictures.
The 1983 version of the film was a collaborative project between world-famous fantasy artist Frank Frazetta, and animator Ralph Bakshi, of Fritz the Cat and Lord of the Rings fame. Not to be confused with George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire, Fire and Ice involves the heroes Larn, Princess Teegra, and the barbaric Darkwolf, who attempt to defeat the evil Nekron from encasing the kingdom in glaciers.
Rodriguez intends for the new version of Fire and Ice to be a tribute to his late friend Frazetta in much the same way his long-gestating John Carter of Mars project was supposed to be, before that project turned hands to Disney and ended up as the box office bomb John Carter; Frazetta was particularly famous among fantasy artists for his painterly depictions of the pulp hero.
And a couple of stills from Bakshi's 1983 version of "Fire and Ice."
It looks like a project that could play to Rodriguez's pulpy visual strengths, and there's no denying he has a passion for this kind of material; he treated Frazetta's take on John Carter of Mars with a similar reverence to Frank Miller's on Sin City.
The Texan director's output of late has been a little bit lacking (Machete Kills was pretty terrible), so let's hope that Fire and Ice might be the project to restore him to his former glory.
[via Deadline]
NewsAnimationRobert RodriguezComplex UKfrank frazettaralph bakshi

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BELFAST SINGER LEAH MCFALL FAVOURITE TO WIN THE VOICE
Leah McFall bookies' favourite to win The Voice
GLENGORMLEY girl Leah McFall is the bookies' favourite to win BBC talent contest The Voice following the semi-finals this weekend.
McFall, 23, who is mentored by Will.I.Am, won the public vote over fellow Team Will member Cleo Higgins, to join Matt Henry, Andrea Begley and Mike Ward in next week's live final.
Last week, McFall made it into the top 20 of the official UK Charts with her performance of I Will Survive.
With odds of 2-7, Coral bookmakers said "she only has to show up" to win.
"I rarely come across people like Leah," said coach Will.i.am, citing her "incredible range and crazy work ethic".
McFall, from Belfast, sang Killing Me Softly for the live semi-finals, as well as performing a group song, Rapture, with the Black Eyed Peas frontman and Higgins.
Begley – McFall's closest rival – is coached by The Script's Danny O'Donoghue; country-singer Ward is coached by Sir Tom Jones; and Henry is mentored by Jessie J.
The concept behind The Voice originated in Holland in 2010, and the TV show has since become a worldwide brand, rivalling hit series such as The X Factor and American Idol.
The second UK series began in April on BBC One, and saw a steady rise in ratings throughout the blind auditions, peaking at 9.57 million viewers.
However, rating have since fallen with the semi-final drawing an average audience of 5.8 million, approximately 28% of the available audience, according to overnight estimates.
Sir Tom Jones' pick – Leanne Mitchell – won the first series of The Voice UK last year, but failed to break into the Top 100 with her debut album.


The study of solar magnetic fields includes such issues as how large-scale magnetic fields are generated in the Sun and how magnetic structures are spontaneously formed and then interact with convective flows. These are just a sample of the fundamental questions answered in this timely review of our understanding of solar magnetic fields. This volume collects together articles and research papers ranging from such topics as large-scale patterns and global dynamo action to tiny flux tubes, from the overshoot layer below the convection zone up to the corona, and from instrumental problems and theoretical methods to the latest ground-based and satellite observations. This volume provides an essential review of our knowledge to date for graduate students and researchers.
How are large-scale magnetic fields generated in the Sun in self-excited dynamo processes? And how are magnetic structures spontaneously formed in the Sun and how do they interact with the convective flows, storage and release of magnetic energy? These are just several of the fundamental questions answered in this timely review of our understanding of solar magnetic fields. This volume collects together review articles and research papers from an international conference, held in Freiburg, Germany, dedicated to the study of magnetic fields in the Sun. From large-scale patterns and global dynamo action to tiny flux tubes, from the overshoot layer below the convection zone up to the corona, and from instrumental problems and theoretical methods to the latest ground-based and satellite observations, this volume provides an essential review of our knowledge to date for graduate students and researchers.


Ricardo Villalobos returns on Raum Musik with his second solo single for our label. This time time both sides are featuring other artists though. The A Side is based on a sample, taken from the track called "Buffalo Demon' which is from the album - Miniatures' by the duo Alog, that was originally released on Rune Grammofon in 2005. On the B side Ricardo is featuring his friend Jorge Gonzalez, the former lead singer, main songwriter and sole composer of the Chilean band Los Prisioneros that is currently the frontman of Los Updates. The result is a very nice EP and we are quite happy with this release.
Dependent And Happy 3 BACK IN!


A special programme was held for the Mahila Mandal during the morning of Saturday 29 September 2007 at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, London. The event commenced shortly after Pramukh Swami Maharaj's puja darshan, and during the four-hour event, the importance and benefits of mandirs, scriptures and the Gunatit Satpurush were explained through a variety of media including dramas, dances, discussions and bhajans.
Representatives from various centres across the UK presented a variety of different items, which covered the key contributions from the Guru Parampara and inspiring accounts from devotees of the past and present. The experience of pride and passion for BAPS was enjoyed throughout the occasion.


St. Benedict the Moor Knights and Ladies of Peter Claver Annual Catfish Fry will be Fridays, March 23, and 30, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at St. Benedict the Moor Church, 2423 Grant St., Omaha.Cost is $8.00.
Ss. Peter and Paul Annual Ethnic Dinner will be Sunday, March 11, 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Ss. Peter and Paul Auditorium, 36th and X St., Omaha. Menu includes polish sausage, roast pork, dumplings/sauerkraut and all the trimmings, plus homemade desserts. Pop, beer and wine will be available. Sarma (cabbage rolls) will be available for purchase. Take-out orders available. Cash prize drawings for $1,000. Dinner tickets and chances for $1,000 cash prize are available at the door.
St. Bernard Corn Beef/Cabbage Dinner is set for Saturday, March 10, 4-7 p.m. at St. Bernard School cafeteria, 3601 N. 65th St.,Omaha. Cost is adults $7 (4-5 p.m.), take out or seniors, $8 after 5 p.m. Mac & cheese and beverages available. Kids special, hot dog/chips/drink $1.00.
SCHMITT-Mary K., 74. Visitation Feb. 21, 2 p.m., rosary, 7 p.m. at funeral home. Funeral service Feb. 22, 10 a.m. Mass at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Church. Interment St. Mary Magdalene Cemetery. Preceded in death by husband, Jerome; parents, Roy and Bernice McPhee; daughter, Sharon; son, James; son-in-law, John Palma.
Read more about SCHMITT-Mary K.
MORGENTHALER-William T., 59. Visitation Feb. 21, 6 p.m., funeral service Feb. 22, 1:30 p.m., all at Colonial Chapel. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Preceded in death by father Walter; brother, Walter. Survived by wife, Jennie Morgenthaler (Saldivar); son, Timothy Morgenthaler, Washington, D.C.; mother, Margaret Morgenthaler; stepsons, Rick and Dave Soto; stepdaughter, Rachel Soto; brother and sister-in-law, Tom and Marlene Morgenthaler, Westbury, N.Y.; sister and brother-in-law, Maryann and Bob Hau, Connecticut; two grandsons.
Read more about MORGENTHALER-William T.
LAKE-Max L. Lt. Col., US Army (Ret.), 77. Visitation Feb. 21, 3 p.m., vigil service 7 p.m. at West Center Chapel. Funeral service Feb. 22, 10:30 a.m. Mass at St. Margaret Mary Church. Interment Resurrection Cemetery. Preceded in death by son, Patrick T. Lake; parents, Max and Marie Lake. Survived by wife, Jeanette; grandchildren, Erin Lake Hultman and Chase Hultman; brothers, Glen and David Lake, Council Bluffs, Iowa, and Richard and Mary Lake; nieces; nephews.Memorials to St. Margaret Mary Church.
KARASEK-Leonard F., 78. Visitation Feb. 21, 3 p.m., wake service 6:30 p.m. at West Center Chapel. Funeral service Feb. 22, 9:30 a.m. at funeral home, 10 a.m. Mass at St. Robert Bellarmine Church. Interment Calvary Cemetery. Survived by wife, Gerry; sons and daughters-in-law, Steve and Ann, St. Louis, Mo., Mike and Chris, and Pat; daughters and sons-in-law, Debbie and Alan Blydenburg, Denver, Tess and John Weber, and Sandy and David Mardi; 14 grandchildren.Memorials to Hospice House or American Cancer Society.
Read more about KARASEK-Leonard F.
INCONTRO-Rose (Belcastro), 91. Visitation Feb. 22, 4 p.m., rosary 7 p.m. at funeral home. Funeral service Feb. 23, 9:15 a.m. at funeral home, 10 a.m. Mass at St. Peter Church. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Preceded in death by husband, Joseph T. Incontro Sr.; son,heodore "Ted" M.Incontro; brother, Pasquale "Pat" Belcastro. Survived by sons and daughters in-law, Joseph T. Jr. "Sonny" and Mary Jane Incontro, Council Bluffs, Iowa, Richard A. and Lucille Incontro, John F. and Mary Incontro, Donald J. Incontro, and Ronald J.
BECK-Frances M., 88. Funeral Feb. 20 at St. Mary Church, Bellevue. Inurnment at later date. Preceded in death by husbands, Glen Roberts and Wayne Beck. Survived by her daughter and son-in-law, Rosalind "Lynn" and John Muller, Bellevue; two grandsons; four great-grandchildren; family members, Ani, Rekha and Roman Shrestha; nieces; nephews; cousins. Memorials to American Heart-Stroke Association or Christ the King School Library Fund.
Read more about BECK-Frances M.
AITA-Martin J., 51. Funeral Feb. 20 at St. Stanislaus Church. Interment St. John Cemetery, Bellevue. Preceded in death by parents, Harold and Martha. Survived by wife, Carol; sisters and brothers-in-law, Sue and John Monteil, Kansas City, Kan., Pat and Marty Gough, Overland Park, Kan., and Monica and Merline Miller, Kalona, Iowa.
Read more about AITA-Martin J.


Hope you all enjoyed this year's Halloween. I also had lots of fun and good memories. Now, I am traveling to Nepal, for a week. And guess what, I am at airport writing to you all.
I was just looking around, staring at people, their expressions and wandering about the journey of human life. We all have roles, responsibilities and a lot of things to look after. We really can't get out of it even in our thoughts, no matter what the situations be.
And it's totally okay, we have accepted everything that has come to us. We have accepted the roles, we have accepted the responsibilities. We have chosen the life we are leading.
But you know what, at times, we forget ourselves. We miss to give ourselves some quality time. We lack taking care of ourselves. We skip out the commitments we made for ourselves. And to be honest, this comes as the biggest troublemaker.
So, what about a quick experiment! Pick five minutes today, for yourself. Only for yourself. Recall all those commitments you made for yourself. To make life happier, a bit better, to find more reasons to smile. Think of all those. And make a commitment to all those commitments.
You'll feel lighter. You won't hesitate to smile. I have done it. I often do it.
Feel free to write to me at leena@vatsana.com. Happy, November! See you next, peace out!


Until 1831, the Congregational/Independent churches had no central organization, though a number of county unions had been formed. In 1831 the Congregational Union of England and Wales was founded, remaining in existence until its constituent churches formed themselves into the Congregational Church in England and Wales in 1966. At this point a number of churches broke away to form the Evangelical Fellowship of Congregational Churches. In 1972 the C.C.E.W. united with the Presbyterian Church in England and Wales to form the United Reformed Church. Those churches who preferred to continue in the Congregational tradition then formed themselves into the Congregational Federation, and a small number of other churches remained unaffiliated to any of the new groupings.
The Archives are the records of the central institutions of the Congregational Union/ Congregational Church, 1831-1972.
THEY DO NOT INCLUDE THE CHURCH BOOKS OR REGISTERS OF INDIVIDUAL CHURCHES.
Minutes of Church Meetings, etc.
Nor do the Archives include the records of most of the county unions (except for a number of printed reports, 1920-72). The main exceptionis the Kent Union Society, 1802-1931, whose minutes and other records are present. And a partial exception is the London County Union, various documents associated with which, 1924-72, are also present.
RG4 series – form of words needed.
The Archives mainly consist of the minute books of the various committees which operated as part of the Congregational Union, both permanent standing committees and temporary ones designed to deal with particular problems or crises. There are also the records of the General Council and Annual Assemblies (May and Autumn), and the preparatory work of the Nomination and Programme Committees.
The "big" committees include the General Purposes Committee, the Finance Committee, and the Legal Committee. Numerous other committees deal with the work of the ordained ministry (including their education, maintenance and pensions); lay ministry; men's and women's groups; home and foreign missions; building, trusteeship, and insurance; education, youth work, and social problems; literature, including the Year Book, periodicals and the Independent Press; doctrine and liturgy; the compilation of new hymn books; church history and commemorations; church government and bureaucracy; ecumenism; and the creation of the U.R.C.
In addition there are the books of various bodies which were originally autonomous but were afterwards taken under the Union's wing, such as the Home Missionary Society 1819-79 (continued as the Congregational Church Aid and Home Missionary Society 1878-1924), and the English Congregational Chapel Building Society 1853-1932 (continued as the Church Building Committee 1933-64), as well as of organizations which were always independent but with a strong relevance to the work of the Union, such as the Congregational Insurance Company 1892-1974.
Access to those parts of the Archives which are of a personal nature is restricted.
A brief handlist of the Archives may be consulted.


Thoughtfully designed and versatile non-stick coated steel 6 hole Texas muffin pan. Ideal for baking muffins and great for single serve pies.
Non stick coated steel 12 hole muffin pan that's just the right size for baking muffins and savouries.


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University of Massachusetts Medical School eScholarship@UMMS Gallery Expert Gallery
Selected Works of Celia A. Schiffer
Simultaneously Targeting the NS3 Protease and Helicase Activities for More Effective Hepatitis C Virus Therapy
Schiffer Lab Publications
Jean Ndjomou, University of Wisconsin—Milwaukee
M Josie. Corby, University of Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Noreena L. Sweeney, University of Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Alicia M. Hanson, University of Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Cihan Aydin, University of Massachusetts Medical School
Akbar Ali, University of Massachusetts Medical School
Celia A. Schiffer, University of Massachusetts Medical School
Kelin Li, University of Kansas
Kevin J. Frankowski, University of Kansas
Frank J. Schoenen, University of Kansas
David N. Frick, University of Wisconsin—Milwaukee
UMMS Affiliation
Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Pharmacology
Medicinal Chemistry and Pharmaceutics,
Medicinal-Pharmaceutical Chemistry,
Molecular Biology,
Structural Biology and
This study examines the specificity and mechanism of action of a recently reported hepatitis C virus (HCV) nonstructural protein 3 (NS3) helicase-protease inhibitor (HPI), and the interaction of HPI with the NS3 protease inhibitors telaprevir, boceprevir, danoprevir, and grazoprevir. HPI most effectively reduced cellular levels of subgenomic genotype 4a replicons, followed by genotypes 3a and 1b replicons. HPI had no effect on HCV genotype 2a or dengue virus replicon levels. Resistance evolved more slowly to HPI than telaprevir, and HPI inhibited telaprevir-resistant replicons. Molecular modeling and analysis of the ability of HPI to inhibit peptide hydrolysis catalyzed by a variety of wildtype and mutant NS3 proteins suggested that HPI forms a bridge between the NS3 RNA-binding cleft and an allosteric site previously shown to bind other protease inhibitors. In most combinations, the antiviral effect of HPI was additive with telaprevir and boceprevir, minor synergy was observed with danoprevir, and modest synergy was observed with grazoprevir.
DOI of Published Version
10.1021/acschembio.5b00101
ACS Chem Biol. 2015 Aug 21;10(8):1887-96. doi: 10.1021/acschembio.5b00101. Epub 2015 May 22. Link to article on publisher's site
Link to Article in PubMed
Jean Ndjomou, M Josie. Corby, Noreena L. Sweeney, Alicia M. Hanson, et al.. "Simultaneously Targeting the NS3 Protease and Helicase Activities for More Effective Hepatitis C Virus Therapy" Vol. 10 Iss. 8 (2015) ISSN: 1554-8929 (Linking)
Available at: http://0-works.bepress.com.library.simmons.edu/celia_schiffer/127/
Contact Celia A. Schiffer


Here's sharing my kids' favorite snack, my version of Mojos. It's basically potatoes cut in thin circular shapes and sprinkled/dipped in cheese breading. Then deep fried in hot cooking oil. I haven't included a picture of our dip sauce which is a mixture of mayonnaise and banana catsup.
Why I call it mojos? Because I love Shakey's Mojos and when I can't eat there I just make tons in my kitchen, yes tons of this as it's really yummy! Forgive my not so good capture as the cam is not in its good shot lol! Trouble with lighting I think! I'm rushing now to fix the picture! You can try this 5-minute recipe of mine, don't forget a bottle of your favorite drinks here!
never tried mojos before, mukhang masarap ah..try ko nga magluto.
who can say no to mojos?! wonderful snack.
waah!!! how how??? pano yung cheese breading sis? wala pa akong nakita nun dito ah.. i want! i want!!!
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The Human Resources and Payroll Office at NDSU is looking for a dynamic individual that thrives working in a fast-paced environment. This environment involves heavy incoming foot and phone traffic, and requires reception and administrative support to ensure customer needs are being met in an efficient, timely and friendly manner. Additional duties include: customer service, non-benefited hire paperwork, W-2 corrections, tracking and printing, name and address changes, scheduling, mailings and correspondence, filing, word processing and data entry, web maintenance and various other office duties.


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Review: Third & Final Season Coming to Comedy Central in March
by Jessica Pena, February 16, 2017
Five stars all around. Today, Comedy Central announced the third and final season of Review will premiere in March.
The comedy stars Andy Daly as Forrest MacNeil, a professional critic who reviews real-life experiences such as stealing, addiction, road rage, and blackmail to see if they are any good. The cast also includes Megan Stevenson, Jessica St. Clair, Tara Karsian, Michael Croner, Fred Willard, James Urbaniak, Max Gail, Hayley Huntley, and Lennon Parham.
The third and final season of Review debuts on March 16th at 10 p.m. ET/PT.
From Comedy Central:
NEW YORK, February 16, 2017 – Nothing is off limits for life reviewer Forrest MacNeil as he returns for his final journey of "Review" beginning Thursday, March 16 at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT. For fans that want to relive the escapades of the first and second season, all of the episodes are available to all users via cc.com and the Comedy Central App (authentication required).
"Review" stars Andy Daly as critic Forrest MacNeil, who does not review boring things like films, food or art. Instead, Forrest reviews the most intense experiences of life itself – by living them. From the dangers of being buried alive to the thrills of joining the mile high club, Forrest fully commits to showing us what life feels like, sometimes at the expense of his safety, his family and humanity in general.
In the third season premiere, Forrest returns recharged and enthusiastic after surviving a potentially fatal bridge fall with his producer Grant. Unfortunately for everyone, his faith in the importance of his work is stronger than ever.
Leading up to the season premiere and throughout the season, fans can visit cc.com/shows/review for previews and highlights, check out the series' Facebook page for more content and social interaction, and follow MacNeil on Twitter and Daly on Twitter (@TVsAndyDaly).
Episodes of "Review" will also be available via cc.com on the day each new episode premieres to fans who authenticate via their cable or satellite provider, as well as via the Comedy Central App. In addition, they be available the day after air on iTunes, Amazon Instant Video, Xbox Video, Vudu, Verizon Flexview and Google Play.
New York-born, New Jersey-raised Daly has appeared in films such as "Semi-Pro," "Middle School," "The Informant!" and "Transformers 3," television shows like "Eastbound & Down," "The Office," and "RENO 911!" and currently plays recurring roles on "Modern Family," "Silicon Valley", "Blackish" and "Trial & Error". Daly was one of the earliest students of The Upright Citizens Brigade in New York and has been improvising with them ever since. He now lives in Los Angeles with his wife, two daughters and a dog named Pierre.
"Review" is executive produced by Daly, Jeffrey Blitz ("Table 19," "Trial and Error"), Andy Blitz ("Conan," "Master of None") and Charlie Siskel ("Tosh.0″). Gary Mann is the Executive in Charge of Production for Comedy Central."
What do you think? Are you a fan of Review? Are you excited for the final season?
More about: Comedy Central TV shows: canceled or renewed?, Review, Review: canceled or renewed?
The Other Two: Comedy Central Releases Trailer for New Scripted Series
Drunk History, Corporate: Comedy Central Announces Date for Season Premieres
Broad City: Season Five; Comedy Central Announces Final Season Premiere
The Jim Jefferies Show: Season Two Debuts Next Month on Comedy Central
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Broad City: Season Four Premiere Announced by Comedy Central (Uncensored Video)
Detroiters: Season Two Renewal from Comedy Central
Review: Comedy Central Previews the Final Season
Idiotsitter: Season Two Premiere of Comedy Central Series Rescheduled
The Comedy Jam: Comedy Central Orders Standup Comedy Series
Inside Amy Schumer: Season Six Looking Doubtful According to Comedy Central Chief
South Park: Season 20 Premiere Announced by Comedy Central
Review: Comedy Central Series Returning for Third, Final Season
Review: Comedy Central Series to End with Shortened Third Season
TripTank, Inside Amy Schumer, Review: Comedy Central Series Renewed
Comedy Central Orders The Burn, Review with Forrest MacNeil, and Nathan for You


Stellar Master Elite are a band from Germany that has been featured before in this zine and plays a mixture of black and doom metal with elements of ambient and this is a review of their 2015 album "III: Eternalism - The Psycholospherical Chapter" which will be released in October by Essential Purification Records.
A very powerful bass guitar and ambient sounds start off the album and a few seconds later melodies and military style drum beats are added into the music which leads up to more of a black metal style along with some deep and grim screams that also use growls at times and a great portion of the tracks are very long and epic in length.
Most of the music sticks to either a slow or mid paced musical direction while there are also some fast parts and blast beats and also gets atmospheric at times and after awhile the vocals get more high pitched and you can also hear elements of industrial at times and some tracks also bring in a small amount of spoken word samples.
The songs at times also bring in elements of death metal while a later track also brings in a small amount of clean singing and tribal parts giving the song more of a goth feeling and as the album progresses the music gets more experimental and the synths also makes the music sound a lot more powerful while a later track brings in elements of black'n'roll.
Stellar Master Elite continue their ambient and atmospheric approach to black and doom metal from the previous recording while the blackened parts dominate most of the heavier sections and they also get more experimental with the songs and display a great amount of progress as musicians, the production sounds very professional while the lyrics cover a harsh reflection of man's own relationship with the sky above and the passage of ages.
In my opinion this is another great sounding recording from Stellar Master Elite and if you are a fan of this band, you should check out this album. RECOMMENDED TRACKS INCLUDE "Desperate Grandeur" "Hologram Temple" and "Mark Of The Beast". 8 out of 10.


Okay, maybe summer has just ended up, but we still can adventure everywhere any time we want. I just felt to myself that it's been boring these days and maybe, its not bad to go on some relaxing places and enjoy the breezes and here in Philippines its a worth-it travel to go, I swear. Since I'm living here, I will show you the beauty of my country. I've seen some of the beautiful-tourist-spot places and these are the ones I liked most.
So, if you are tired of seeing beautiful landforms, you should visit this colorful stress-free Tubbataha Reef. . The reef is made up of two atolls, North Atoll and South Atoll, separated by a deep channel of approximately 5 miles (8 km) wide. It has become one of the most popular dive sites in the Philippines because of its coral walls where the shallow coral reef abruptly ends giving way to great depths.
I've been to many beaches in our country and I've seen a lot of resorts within South East Asia, but nothing compares to Boracay. It's still the best beach in Asia and a Philippine gem that needs to be maintained.
Haven't seen the beautiful rice terraces yet.
This looks like a great place to visit. It is on my bucket list now thank you for sharing.
I would love to paddle through that underground river-it looks magnificent. There are certainly some beautiful spots in the Philippines.
Can you camp it out?
I never really paid much attention to the Phillippines until I started blogging and seeing so many blogs about it. I would really love to visit it as it sounds amazing. Thank you for sharing.
I am encountering more and more people from the Philippines via social media. The photos you shared here are so beautiful. I am glad I got to see them.
Those are some of the wonders in the Philippines. I only been to "Boracay" wish I can visit the rest of the beautiful places in our own country in the future.
Totally more fun in the Philippines. You made me miss every bit of our country with all these pictures.
These are places I so want to visit the next time makauwi kami nang Pinas. I haven't been to the Rice Terraces and I have always want to go. Beautiful photos of the Philippines to be proud of.


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Five IMG Academy Student-Athletes Receive Honorary Jerseys For the 2016 Under Armour All-America High School Football Game Presented by American Family Insurance
(L to R) Shavar Manuel, Rahshaun Smith, Saivion Smith and Ricky Aguayo were honored by receiving their Under Armour All-American game jerseys at a special ceremony presented by American Family Insurance
Ricky Aguayo, Tyler Gerald, Shavar Manuel, Rahshaun Smith and Saivion Smith, senior football players from IMG Academy, were presented their honorary game jerseys at the American Family Insurance Selection Tour for the 2016 Under Armour All-America High School Football Game at IMG Academy in Bradenton, Fla. today. The event was part of the three-month American Family Insurance Selection Tour for the Under Armour All-America Game.
Aguayo, Gerald, Manuel, Rahshaun Smith and Saivion Smith are five of more than 90 players selected to compete in the ninth annual Under Armour All-America Game presented by American Family Insurance, a nationally televised competition spotlighting the country's top high school seniors. The 2016 Under Armour All-America Game is slated for Saturday, Jan. 2 at the Orlando Citrus Bowl and will be televised live on ESPN2 at noon ET.
"It's a big deal for me because my brother (current Florida State kicker, Robert Aguayo) was one kick away from making the game," Aguayo said. "I instilled in my mind in eighth grade that I was going to make it to the game for him."
"It's a blessing," Manuel said. "From Pop Warner days and even in the back yard just throwing the football around ... just watching the game throughout the years and seeing all of the great ones that have come from the Under Armour Game. It's just a blessing and a dream come true. It keeps me motivated and keeps me going in the right direction."
"It's a dream come true," Rahshaun Smith said. "A lot of guys from back home don't get this opportunity, the chance to do the things I'm doing. You grow up watching these kinds of games and I'm definitely grateful for this."
"It's a dream come true for me," Saivion Smith said. "With the game being played in St. Pete, I grew up in that area, so I always wanted to play in this game. It's a dream come true for me."
The national American Family Insurance Selection Tour recognizes these top players as they follow their dreams on the gridiron and provides opportunities for competition, learning and personal development that will benefit them both on and off the field.
"As the official champion of Dreams, American Family is honored to salute these student athletes as they work hard to pursue their dreams with the encouragement of family, coaches, friends and the their communities," said Myles Romero, American Family Insurance brand and consumer marketing associate vice president. "These student-athletes embody what American Family Insurance stands for – hard work, inspiration, dedication and committed support from those around them, make any dream achieved possible."
The American Family Insurance Selection Tour for the Under Armour All-America Game continues Friday, Oct. 2, when Liam Eichenberg (St. Ignatius High School – Cleveland) and Chris Owens (Lamar High School – Arlington, Texas) will be presented with their honorary Under Armour All-America Game jerseys at their respective schools.
In addition to Under Armour and American Family Insurance, official sponsors include ASPIRE, the Official Sports Drink, and Xenith, the Official Helmet & Equipment Provider of the Under Armour All-America Game.
IMG Staff
by: IMG Staff


In fact, unlike previous generations of the Ultra-120, the new Ultra-120 eXtreme 1366 RT is fully equipped with a fan and ready for action right out of the box. We will be testing the performance of this "new-old" heat sink on a well equipped Intel i7 965 Extreme processor. The goal of this review will be to see what gains can be had by the Thermalright Ultra-120 eXtreme 1366 RT over the stock Intel i7 cooler and which fan configuration is the ideal for our test setup.


I often meet fellow Ghanaians who are surprised when I tell them that I am vegan. They tell me that they can't give up the meat, poultry, or seafood in our national dishes. I understand how they feel. When I was wavering in my decision to become vegan, part of my hesitancy was in thinking that I would have to give up all the foods I love so much. Well, I am here to tell you that we can still enjoy the wonderful cuisine of home without sacrificing taste and at the same time preventing animal cruelty.
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The Youth Group Needs Your Help!
They are looking for frozen pizzas to stock a recently donated freezer. These pizzas are served at our Wednesday nite gatherings. Please bring your pizzas to the freezer next to the washer/dryer in the kitchen. The Youth thank you, in advance, for helping.


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Thumbs Down Given to Both Republicans and Democrats
When it comes to the contentious debt ceiling issue, which party is winning in the eyes of the average American?
The answer - neither.
According to a CBS News poll that was released this morning, 58% of Americans disapprove of the way that Democrats in Congress have been handling the debt ceiling negotiations, while just 31% approve.
The Republican numbers are even worse - 71% of those included in the poll said that they disapprove of how the party is handling the debt ceiling negotiations, while just 21% said that they approve.
How about President Obama and his handling of the situation?
Of the 810 people that were included in the CBS News poll, 43% said that they approve of the way that Obama is handling the debt ceiling situation, while 48% said that they disapprove. As you can imagine, the Republican voters that were included in the survey were strongly against Obama (81% disapproval of his handling of the situation), while 69% of Democrats said that they were backing Obama.
The majority of the Independents that were included in the survey (52%) said that they disapprove of how President Obama is handling the negotiations.
In the end, the majority of Americans believe that a debt ceiling deal will be reached before the August 2nd deadline.
According to the CBS News poll, 66% of Americans believe that a deal will "probably" be reached before August 2nd, while 31% believe that a deal will probably not be struck between the two sides by that date.
Source: CBSNews.com - The Debate Over the Debt Ceiling Poll (*.pdf)


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You know, honestly, that makes you look ten years older. You look 34 instead of 24. It looks gray in the front.

You know, much older people are dying their hair now. But it makes them look older too. They look 85 instead of 65.

You missed this back part here.

Oh, I see, it used to be bright here.

That looks nasty.

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Yesterday Adam and I opened up our Nightingale Projects bank account, it was an exciting moment. We've been going through some legal paperwork since changing our name from Nightingale Printing Press to Nightingale Projects. It feels great to have this business account, now we are ready for some serious business.
To open the account, we had to bring along our passports as a second form of ID. When I took mine out to show the banker, I was immediately transported to a year ago when we were using our passports to leave the US and head to Germany. It was an amazing trip that transformed both of us, built an even stronger bond between us, fed our desires to travel and learn, and gave us wonderful memories.
September has always been an amazing transitioning month, with the obvious link to summer ending and school beginning. But now, for Adam and I, September has two more significant meanings; the month we traveled to Germany and the Czech Republic and also the month we began taking our business to the next step.


Tonight... Partly cloudy, with a low around 46. Northwest wind 5 to 10 mph.
Friday... Partly sunny, with a high near 64. Breezy, with a north northwest wind 10 to 20 mph.
Friday Night... Clear, with a low around 42. Northwest wind 5 to 15 mph.
Saturday... Sunny, with a high near 72. West wind around 5 mph.
Monday... Mostly sunny, with a high near 75. South wind 5 to 10 mph.
Monday Night... Mostly cloudy, with a low around 58. South wind around 5 mph.
Tuesday... A 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 75.
Tuesday Night... A 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 58.
Thursday... A 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms. Partly sunny, with a high near 72.


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Who Ya Got? The Leafs' New Five-Man Core
February 19, 2015 · by samepageteam · in Hockey, Sports. ·
By: Dan Grant
Last week, a report surfaced that the board of governors for Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment had given team president Brendan Shanahan permission to strip the Maple Leafs down to the wood. He was allowed, if he so chose, to start fresh. To begin anew.
The general reaction from fans was somewhat positive.
In fact, the sullen Maple Leafs fan base has sounded something like this: BURN THE MOTHER DOWN! SALT THE EARTH SO NOTHING EVER GROWS AGAIN!
My name is Shanahan, destroyer of worlds.
Woo! That felt good! …I imagine. ANYWAY, catharsis notwithstanding, it begs the question: just who will Shanahan hang on to? For many, it doesn't seem like there are even five players that can be kept, not without retaining some of the stink currently on this team. For others, it still seems like this team has some top level talent, and just needs to add key pieces. The trade of Cody Franson and Mike Santorelli this past weekend confirmed that the Leafs are indeed looking for young talent and draft picks in return for their outgoing veterans, hardly shocking. Those on short term deals are likely to be gone by deadline day, if not sooner. The first round pick and solid prospect acquired bode well for the market for the Leafs current roster. The team supposedly isn't going to move anyone out without getting an 'appropriate return'. It becomes a question of prudence. Do you rebuild at all costs and give away a player like Dion Phaneuf or Phil Kessel, simply to unload their contract? Or do you hold out for the best deal possible, whether that's at this trade deadline, the draft or sometime next season, even?
The answer probably lies somewhere in the middle. The Leafs won't be giving anyone anyway (except you, David Clarkson), especially not players of the stature of Phaneuf and Kessel. However, that doesn't mean they're a part of the new team core, either.
Who is? I'm glad you asked!
I haven't included young blueliners like Stuart Percy and Jake Gardiner on this list, because Percy has played the majority of the year in the AHL and I have to imagine Gardiner is available in the right trade. That said, the three of them form an interesting half of a six man defensive unit, if the Leafs can complement them with the right assets. All three can really skate, a necessity in today's NHL, and Rielly especially has elite level talent on both ends. Improved play in the defensive zone has Rielly's ice time up from his rookie season overall, and he's shouldering a heavier load since Randy Carlyle's dismissal, up to nearly 23 minutes per game. There have been some growing pains of course, but he's already scored seven goals this year, as compared to just two in his rookie season and he generally appears more confident in his play. At just 20 years old, the consensus is that Rielly is a future All-Star, and potential Norris trophy candidate. He may even be a candidate to wear the 'C' at some point. Those kinds of players don't grow on trees. Neither do plays like this, from 20 year old defensemen.
Yowzer. Rielly stays.
Now this one is a personal hope. JVR is my favourite current Leaf, both in terms of his playing style and his potential for the future. He can't be your best player, at least not in his current incarnation, but could he be the third best player on your top line? Sure. That or the best player on your second line. He's still just 25 years old, and has a very favourable contract that's got him locked up until 2017-18 with just a 4.25 million dollar cap hit per season. As the cap rises, that deal is going to look better and better. He's a horrendous -23 this season, but I'm basically throwing this year out. A new coach and system should see improved play in his own zone. Twenty-five year old 30 goal scoring power forwards aren't easy to find either. If you've got JVR in your top six, you're doing just fine. Keep him around, Shanahan! Teach him to play like you!
I don't have a ton to say about this one, except that Bernier was great last season until he got hurt, and just like the team, he's had a rocky 2014-15. That rockiness should actually help the club in terms of negotiations, as Bernier is a restricted free agent after the season. With James Reimer signed for another season to fill the back-up role capably, bringing Bernier back at a reasonable number makes sense. Do I think we can commit to him on a five or six year deal at this point? I should sure as hell hope not. But a two or three year deal around 10-12 million total? That I could see working nicely. All I know is that if you deal Jonathan Bernier, you create a hole that you're going to have use assets and money to fill. I'd rather give him a chance to play in front of the revamped club, to see if he can recreate his excellent play from last season. But for God's sake, somebody enroll him in a modern history class.
Nazem Kadri
This one will come down to some hard negotiating. After breaking out offensively during the lock-out shortened 2012-13 season, Kadri has come back to earth somewhat the past two seasons. He expected a big payday on his first go around with negotiations after that shortened season and he didn't get it, instead opting for a two year bridge contract that has been signed by other notable players from his draft, such as P.K. Subban. Kadri however, hasn't pushed himself to the elite level that Subban did and certainly won't be receiving nearly the same contract. He is a restricted free agent after the season and has established himself as a decent two-way player, with a reputation for working hard to improve his game at both ends of the ice. If the penny drops offensively at any point, he could be a really valuable commodity. Like JVR, he can't be on your top line at this point, but if the pair of them are on your second scoring line, you're doing something right. Kadri seems like he's been around forever, but he's still only 24 years old and just entering his prime. I have to think he'll be around for the foreseeable future, unless a massive deal goes down. It might get a bit ugly in the off-season but he wants to be here and the kid has hands!
Phil Kessel (Yup, Phil Kessel. Just kidding! Or am I?)
Don't worry, I am – mostly. I actually really struggled to come up with a fifth player. In a vacuum, I still believe Phil Kessel is an elite NHL player. He's 27 years old, right in his prime and seemingly wants to be a Maple Leaf – he just re-signed here for eight years when he easily could have tested the open market and gotten almost equal money. However, the leaks (oh those blessed/cursed leaks!) from the Leafs front office have repeatedly said that both he and Phaneuf are not in Shanahan's plans. I can see why. If you can get a king's ransom for Kessel, an elite scorer locked up long term, then I guess you should do it. You free up cap space and ideally, land key pieces for your rebuild. It's just that I'll be really interested to see what you can get for a guy who shows up out of shape and dogs it consistently on his least favourite side of the ice. That said, the grass is always greener and there has to be a team out there willing to take a chance on a guy who's top five in NHL scoring over the past five seasons.
Want to see a really unfair video of Kessel plays next to statistics comparing him to Tyler Seguin? OK, here you go:
Tough one, Phil. Maybe next time don't trade yourself for a burgeoning young superstar, buddy! Use your head!
Anyway, I feel very comfortable with the top four that I mentioned and the other names have been sprinkled in throughout. Stuart Percy, Jake Gardiner and James Reimer should stick around for this season and next. Prospects like William Nylander, Josh Leivo, Connor Brown and the newly acquired Brendan Leipsic (among others) will be given the opportunity to prove themselves. Daniel Winnik should not renew the lease on his condo. Neither should the newly acquired Olli Jokinen. David Booth could find a new home as well, though for minimal return. I have to think the team would love to find new homes for Clarkson and Joffrey Lupul, but their contracts are onerous, and both have underachieved, albeit for different reasons. Many of these moves may not be made until the summer.
Bold prediction? I think Phaneuf moves by the deadline, if he's healthy. There are a tonne of teams that could use him and the chance to move out that contract might prove too tantalizing for the Leafs front office to resist.
Regardless, I think I've found my fifth core piece. The last time the Leafs picked in the top two in the NHL draft was 1985, when they took Wendel Clark 1st overall. Inserting Connor McDavid or Jack Eichel makes this rebuild look a hell of a lot better. The Leafs have lost plenty in recent years, but never at the rate needed to secure a sure-fire franchise changing player. For the first time in a long time, that appears to be the goal.
Tags: Brendan Shanahan, Dion Phaneuf, James van Riemsdyk, Jonathan Bernier, Morgan Rielly, Nazem Kadri, NHL, NHL Trade Deadline, Phil Kessel, Toronto Maple Leafs
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Marketing has numerous roles in the organization. Creating awareness, maintaining brand equity, taking care of customers are some of the crucial roles when the organization is set and ready. But the most important role of marketing is when it wants to create a brand for the company or when it wants the new product to be a success.
Many small businesses realize that as their products stabilise in the market, they need to start marketing for the new product adoption. The role of marketing in new product adoption is when the product has to be marketed to Innovators who are likely to pick up the product from the market.
Let us revisit the adoption of a product.
As can be seen from the image, the product adoption mainly happens through innovators. It can also happen through early adopters. Both these type of customers are the ones which marketing needs to target during the launch of a product. There are various strategies in marketing throughout the product life cycle.
Here is the role of marketing in new product adoption as well as throughout the product life cycle.
As you can see, initially at the concept creation and concept development stage the target market is mainly innovators and early adopters. Example of this is beta versions of software which are released in the market. Only a select and reputed few are given testing of the beta version. After which it is floated in the market.
This beta version is likely to adopted by the early adopters who are excited for the beta version to be released in the market. Once the word spreads then the early majority and late majority adopts the products.
As you can see, the role of marketing is manifold to ensure the product adoption.
It has to use multiple marketing channels to announce the launch of the product. Both ATL and BTL campaigns are used for the same.
It has to find out ways to make it easier for the customer to adopt the product or to purchase the product.
Customer service is an aspect to be taken care of in the earlier days so that product adoption is smooth.
Overall, multiple tactics are used during the launch of the product and in the next few months so that the product received traction in the market. If we look at the Smart phone market, you will observe that adoption of the product completely depends on the months before the launch of the product and for a few weeks after the launch.
After that, the competition adapts and the word spreads around by itself. If the product is good, word of mouth ensures that the product stays alive in the market. So overall, marketing's work is 70% when the product launches (in the smart phone market) and 30% when it has launched and has settled in the market.


The brand CAAS has evolved from a product used in research, to a clinical product used around the globe.
Our initial activities in the field of quantitative analysis for cardiology and radiology started as cooperation with the Erasmus University Thorax Center in Rotterdam, the Netherlands. This resulted in the first commercial version of CAAS QCA in 1984. Since then, our software has been used in large multi-center studies at first class research institutions in Europe, USA and Japan. CAAS is frequently referred to in scientific publications and has become the gold standard for quantitative analysis in cardiology.
After Pie Medical Imaging was founded in 1995, we established collaboration with leading X-ray manufacturers. Siemens, Philips and Toshiba integrated CAAS into their X-ray image acquisition systems. Later, CAAS was integrated into PACS by manufacturers all over the world.
Over the years, CAAS has experienced a true evolution. In 1984, CAAS consisted of a PCP 11 minicomputer, early third generation software and special hardware to digitize X-ray films. Now, CAAS runs on a desktop computer, many products have been added to the X-ray product line and our offerings continue to expand. We now have MR and IVUS / OCT product lines and our excellent team is constantly working on the development of new CAAS programs.


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Ein Blasreiblaut ist eine bestimmte Lautäußerung von Babys, die während der Sprachentwicklung auftreten.

Lautäußerungen
Blasreiblaute entstehen, wenn das Baby Luft zwischen den geschlossenen Lippen oder zwischen Lippen und Zunge hindurchpresst. Sie hören sich zum Beispiel an wie f, w oder s.

Hintergründe
Blasreiblaute entstehen besonders während der ersten Lebensmonate, insbesondere ab dem 3. bis 5. Monat. Diese Laute brauchen nicht erlernt zu werden und sind auch nicht von der jeweiligen Muttersprache abhängig, sondern treten unabsichtlich als Begleiterscheinungen von körperlichen Reaktionen auf. Sie sind abhängig von der jeweiligen Mundform und vom Luftstrom, der an den Stimmbändern vorbeigeht.

Einzelnachweise

Weblinks
 Artikel bei zeit.de
 Übersicht bei fruehlingsmamas2001.de
 Artikel bei kleinstkinder.de

Phonetik
Phonologie
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Unless you are a Go Administrator, the 'Job Run History' tab on an agent info page is hidden. It is very useful for tracking down problems with agents, and understanding what might have caused damage to a given agent. Since there is nothing sensitive in there it seems like mistake that it is hidden to most.
User might not have access to pipelines that is run by agent. In that case we could only show pipeline name - stage name - job name along with result & time without links to them. But im not sure how useful it will be for users.
In any case i have logged an enhancement request on Github: https://github.com/GoCD/GoCD/issues/32 to track it better.


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Information Privacy-Are You Really Secure?
Information privacy has been an issue since the dawn of internet companies. Some are open about what they do and do not do, other's are not. In this era of being one click away from services that would take hours to set up, I look at one of the biggest online companies and what they make private for their users: Uber.
The policy concerns all aspects of Uber, including their new food delivery service. They are clear that they can be charged if are caught doing anything else not mentioned in the policy and give locations and contacts for their headquarters in the United States, Europe, and for some reason only Argentina (Uber, 2018 (updated)). While they collect background checks on any potential drivers, if you use Uber they spell out in the policy they collect everything in your user profile, email, phone, feedback, and even banking and Social Security information when money transactions go through (Uber, 2018 (updated)). The biggest thing, however, is what a user's history and location. Uber is able to look at the previous services someone has ordered and even keep their location tracked five minutes after they get out (Uber, 2018 (updated)). This feature can be turned off but tragically a user is going to have take agonizing time to put in the address they want to be picked up/dropped off MANUALLY. So, Uber recommends not to, to save you the hard labor.
Not surprisingly, many people took notice and not kindly to this newest update, as this rule was applied as recent as the late 2000s. People of the Electronic Privacy Information Center filed a lawsuit against Uber in 2015 stating that this new rule is unethical and does not follow the FCC standards (CBS News, 2016). The FCC states that communication companies cannot save a recipient's information like that, but in a smartphone era, those same rules don't apply anymore (CBS News, 2016). They have yet to start an investigation.
However, the disadvantage is a company is tracking where you are for five minutes after you leave. And considering they were doing this substantially on opposing businesses. people who disagreed with them, and literal cops, the possibilities for shady stuff to go down in the San Fran headquarters is limitless. I'll be honest, I never liked Uber. It creeps me out and at least Lyft started much more upfront then Uber did. So while I see why they could want to track (or what they could argue in court), the disadvantage outweighs the advantage by a lot.


St. Petersburg, FL (January 19, 2016) – The largest national sailboat racing circuit in the US, the Helly Hansen National Offshore One Design (NOOD) Regatta series, will launch its 28th season in St. Petersburg, on February 12-14. The St. Pete NOOD will be the first stop on the five-city circuit, with about 1,000 sailors competing on Tampa Bay for the event's top prize, a trip to the British Virgin Islands to compete in the Championship Regatta. During the three-day event, sailors participate in "one-design" racing, where similar types of boats race against each other in their own classes. Full Report.
Registration for the invitational 2016 Newport Bermuda Race is open. Initial applications have been submitted at a fast pace starting January 12. The fleet size for the race will be limited to 200 boats. Over 100 boats filed applications for entry (AFE) in the first week after the entry portal opened. Few tests of blue-water seamanship are as iconic as the 635-mile Newport Bermuda Race. The 2016 race (starting June 17) is the 50th Bermuda ocean race and marks the 90th anniversary of the partnership between the organizers, the Cruising Club of America and Royal Bermuda Yacht Club. Full Report.


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Q: How to filter a date range in a cubeset function? I want to implement a filter in a cubeset function to get the values only for a limited time period, e.g. 2 weeks. However, I struggle with the syntax of the filter function.
Getting the values in a cubevalue function works for the selected time period, but not in the cubeset function. Defining the cubeset function only by listing the time periods is also not an option, since it then gives you an additional column with the week nr, but what I need is to have the values in an aggregated form at the end.
The result of the cubeset will then be retrieved by a cuberankedmember function to have a ranking, and finally the cubevalue function delivers the values.
=CUBESET("Datamodel", "Filter( {[Contribution Flight].[Flt CarrierNo].&["&Overview!$B$17&"], [Allotment].[Allotment].&[n] , [Origin].[Origin Code].children} , {[Dep Date Itinerary].[Dep Date Itin Week].["&Overview!AN7&"],[Dep Date Itinerary].[Dep Date Itin Week].["&Overview!AM7&"]})")

The outcome should be the volumes by origin codes, for the above determined period of 2 weeks.


Compounded is a game about building chemical compounds through careful management of elements, a fair bit of social play and trading, and just a bit of luck. In Compounded, players take on the roles of lab managers, hastily competing to complete the most compounds before they are completed by others - or destroyed in an explosion. Some compounds are flammable and will grow more and more volatile over time; take too long to gather the necessary elements for those compounds and a lot of hard work will soon be scattered across the lab.
Although Compounded does involve a fair share of press-your-luck tension and certainly some strategic planning, the most successful scientists will often be those who strike a good trade with their fellow lab mates. Players are able to freely trade elements, laboratory tools, and even favors - if there is truly honor among chemists!


Anyone who's familiar with extreme calisthenics already knows the infamous human flag exercise; the dragon flag variant, however, is an equally awesome move that fewer people are aware of. It looks cool, it's commonly associated with Bruce Lee, and there's so much that can be learned by working up to and practicing it. The other great thing about the dragon flag is that learning to do one means learning how to create an incredible amount of tension throughout your whole body—an essential skill for all advanced calisthenics. While there are many different paths to the dragon flag, the multi-faceted one shared below has worked well for a few clients and myself. Some of these drills led me to the dragon flag before I was ever really trying for it. Oddly enough, even though they require very maximal effort, I'll usually leave dragon flags for the end of the workout, or focus on them at a separate time of day from my main workout. Regardless, it's also a good idea to be warmed up. The Trifecta from Convict Conditioning 2 using the bridge, L-sit, and twist is a great sequence to practice before and after your calisthenics work, especially high tension moves like the dragon flag!
It seems like all forms of the flag require an extreme level of tension. Whenever I catch myself not properly respecting that fact on any flag progression, I remember watching Danny Kavadlo psych himself up for one of his human flag demonstrations—that fierce-looking (and sounding) process is nearly as impressive as the feat itself! But the good news is that since most serious bodyweight enthusiasts will naturally already have some of the requisite abdominal strength, the dragon flag may be a little bit "easier" to achieve than a full human flag. It certainly requires a little less skill since it's usually performed on a solid bench, or from the ground with a low bar, instead of self-suspended in the air while gripping a pole!
The dragon flag can also be performed on a pole, but it requires a bit of pain tolerance (pick which trap you want to jam the side of the pole into) and extra time practicing the correct grip—plus you'll also have to fight the rotation from that off-centered pole! For comfort and simplicity—especially at the beginning—using a bench, a well-secured very low bar, or similar set up is best for learning the dragon flag. Certain types of very simple ab stations on fit trails (look for a flat platform with a low bar attached at one end) can also be appropriate for flags, though I would recommend padding the surface under your shoulders.
For safely make sure that whatever you are using, grabbing, and pushing against is sturdy and can support your entire body weight or more.
Since the dragon flag requires a lot of tension, proprioception and skill, I've used multiple steps and strategies to progress towards it. Many of these moves are good for warming up when you're able to do the full flag too.
1. The "Hardstyle" plank: The ability to really own the full body tension in this intense version of the plank is crucial. To me the dragon flag feels like an extra serious, less unsupported Hardstyle plank. (Think of doing a plank on just your arms.) The Hardstyle plank differs from the regular variety because the whole body is tensed, the elbows are pulling towards the toes really engaging the abs, and the heels are pushing outwards as well. Similarly, the glutes are engaged too—as they are in the dragon flag!
2. Lying leg raises from the floor—while these are a LOT easier than a dragon flag, remaining tense with your legs just a few inches off the ground while fully engaging your abdominals will really help you towards the goal of the dragon flag.
3. A yoga-like shoulder stand—learning to balance up on your shoulders and NOT your neck will help you get into the right position at the midpoint of the dragon flag, or the starting point of the negative version. Familiarity with the feeling at this position can help insure that you're keeping the body in a straight line as you descend, and eventually ascend too. The more balanced you can be at this midpoint, the more chance you have for a little "rest" between the grueling ascent and descent of the full dragon flag.
4. Tuck-flags or roll-ups (I'm sure someone has a better name for this drill). As we know from many other bodyweight exercises (L-sits, front and back bar levers) if we shorten the length of our legs, then the more favorable leverage makes the move much easier. While in a tuck position, use your abs to slowly pull your tucked body up off the floor onto your shoulders while firmly gripping the bench or very low bar, slowly lower back down until your abs are almost screaming! This move is not to be done quickly, and is surprisingly difficult if performed correctly—especially for reps! Gradually straighten the legs more and more to increase difficulty.
6. Full dragon flags up from the ground, towards the shoulder-stand-like position, then descending. It's very easy to accidentally cheat these on the way up, as your hips will want to fold to help you out. Instead, think of maintaining a slightly flatter version of a hollow position while focusing on keeping the body as one solid plank. I think the most difficult part of this move is initiating the movement from the ground. The first few seconds feel nearly impossible on some days!
Steps 1-4 can be practiced together, but practicing the negative flags and full flags is incredibly taxing. I typically won't do more than 1-2 per set for negatives, and only 1 full dragon flag per set, for a session total of 3-5 sets. That's ten reps total for the day at most. You may be able to work up to more over time, but this move takes practice, patience, and long term dedication, so best to ease in gradually.
While some may dismiss moves like the dragon flag and human flag as "party tricks," these very cool looking moves are rewarding to conquer as they challenge our patience along with building strength, skill, and control. Thankfully, these hard-won concepts will carry over directly and indirectly to many other bodyweight drills, skills and feats of strength.
About Adrienne Harvey, PCC Team Leader, RKCII, CK-FMS, Primal Move Nat'l Instructor: Originally RKC Certified in 2010, and RKC Level 2 certified in 2011, kettlebell and bodyweight training have been crucial in Adrienne's personal quest for fitness. A core member of the PCC team, Adrienne loves sharing her knowledge with small groups and individuals. She also loves to develop recipes and workout programs to further support performance, body composition, and of course—FUN. Go to http://www.giryagirl.com for more information about Adrienne!


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27 - 30 August
Welcome to the land of the sun
Tournament Regulation
AMS - SPORTS CONSULTING AGENCY organizes Feniks Cup.
2 PLAYING RULES
Feniks Cup is played according to the IHF rules and MHF regulations. The English text is valid in interpretation issues.
Exceptions and/or clarifications to these rules will follow from - 3 and below.
Rule 4:1 paragraph. Rules 4:4-5-6-7, "Goalkeeper as a court player"
Feniks Cup is played according to the paragraphs in all age classes.
Rule 4:11, paragraph 1. "In case of an injury"
Rule is not applicable in Feniks Cup.
Rule 7:11-12, "Passive play (max. 6 passes)"
Rule 8:10, "The last 30 seconds of the game"
Feniks Cup is played according to the paragraph in all age classes.
Rule 16:8, "Blue card"
3 COMPETITION FORM
Main Round
The teams are divided into groups, where all play against each other.
The order of involved teams is decided by:
Points (head to head)
Difference in goals (head to head)
Goals scored (head to head)
Drawing of lots
The two best teams in each group qualify to the A-final round. The rest of the teams in the group qualify to the B-final round. The teams in Final Round all play against each other.
The following age classes play in Feniks Cup 2020:
G 17 - Girls born 2004 and later;
B 1 - Boys born 2005 and later.
5 NUMBER OF PLAYERS
A team may use a maximum of 16 players per game. No exemptions for over-aged players are given.
6 MATCH TIME
2 x 20 minutes.
7 BEFORE THE GAME
Before your first game you must fill in the Team List. The Team List is valid for the entire tournament (can be supplemented during the week). All the participants on the list are considered as a participant in the tournament.
Match set
If two teams have the same color on the match set the away team has to change.
8 AT THE MATCH
All teams have to be ready and dressed at the field, 15 minutes before the trough-off.
It is allowed to use glue in the matches during Feniks Cup
The home team has the ball at the start of the game
Team cannot request team time out. No time out at 7 metres throws.
A team that leaves the playing field during a match is disqualified from the tournament.
After the match, each team leader must sign the match protocol.
A player who gets a direct red card will be automatically suspended for the next game.
Each team is responsible for it's own supporter's behaviour.
The home team has to bring a correct size and authorized ball to the match. If both teams agree another ball size may be used.
It is allowed to use three balls in every game. The referee must authorize them all.
G 14 - Ball size 50–52 cm, weight 290–330 g (IHF size 1)
G 17 / B 15 - Ball size 54–56 cm, weight 325–375 g (IHF size 2)
9 AGE IDENTIFICATION
All players have to show age identification if the tournament technical committee asks for it. If a team uses an unqualified player they will be excluded from the tournament.
10 PROTESTS AND PENALTIES
Protests must be notified within 15 minutes to the competition secretariat on the playing fields after the actual game is finished. Then within 60 minutes the protest must be handed in to the Competition Committee, by the team manager. The protest fee (50 EUR ) has to be paid at the same time. It will be returned if the protest is accepted. A player who gets a direct red card will be automatically suspended for the next game.
11 WALK OVER
A team that does not show up without a legitimate reason will lose the game with 10-0. If this happens more than once, the team may be excluded from the tournament. If there are compelling reasons the jury can exclude a team on the first offence. For example if a deliberate walk over benefits the own or another team in the group. The Competition Committee has the right to re-schedule WO match.
12 RESULT SERVICE
Results will continuously be updated on our website and mobile apps.
We expect all participants to respect each other, audience as well as residents and thereby act according to sportsmanship and Fairplay both on and outside the fields. Our policy document "Health, safety and security" is created as a guideline contributing to a pleasant stay during the event.
Participants staying at hostels or hotels should keep themselves informed of the local rules and regulations at their accommodation
Local fire regulations at each accommodation are to be followed
By breaking our code of conduct or acting in violence with sportsmanship one risk disqualification and/or expulsion from the lodgings. Violations and measures will be treated by the Competition management.
Health, safety and security
Welcome to Bitola and Feniks Cup!
Approximately 50 volunteers are working to ensure our event as safe and secure as possible. By taking part of the content in this document, you can help prevent incidents and be prepared in case something happens. We want you to be aware and pay attention to what ́s happening around you and act, react or report to our official crew if anything happens. We will have patrolling security staff at every playing field area. At the hostels our security staff will be patrolling at evenings and the tournament hosts are always available around the clock.
Should anything happen please notify the nearest member from the Feniks Cup crew, who all have been trained in how to act.
Feniks Cup is the event where sport and culture have a place to meet. Participants from all over the world and, will play handball and hang out at several locations in the city.
We must help each other to feel safe and comfortable in the meeting with each other. This goes for everyone, as participants, audience or resident. We want our visitors to have fun together, take care of and respect each other. As an example, we therefore have zero tolerance for sexual harassment or abuse and all our crew members must be observant and directly act on suspicion. If all participants and leaders help prevent this by informing and be found, we will all have a safer experience.
AT THE PLAYING FIELDS
Team leaders, coaches and players are expected to follow the regulations for the tournament. Feniks Cup is played by the rules of International Handball Federation rules and the Macedonian Handball Federation regulations. In addition to the regulations, we urge everyone to use fair play both on and off the playing fields.
Fellow travellers, parents and spectators should take into consideration to that there are children or young people who are playing. The referees are humans and can make mistakes, please remember that everyone is trying to do their best. The club is responsible for their own supporters and we want everyone to cheer at all the teams. We do not tolerate improper or unsportsmanlike behaviour, neither to the referees, children nor the young people or to leaders or parents.
INJURIES DURING MATCHES
At each playing field area, there will be health staff. They are there to help with minor injuries. In case of fractures or other serious injuries ambulance or other transport to hospital will be arranged.
There may be different rules depending on which hostel / hotel your team stays at. It ́s the individual's responsibility to be informed of the local fire regulations. In general following rules will be applied at all the venues:
Smoking is prohibited indoors.
It is prohibited to prepare food or other refreshments in the rooms and corridors.
It is prohibited to hang combustible materials in the corridors and hallways. No furniture may be removed from the rooms.
The doors between corridors and stairways must always be kept closed.
Make sure that you know where all the exits are and memorize how to get to the closest ones. Also locate where extinguishers and fire alarms are.
IF A FIRE STARTS
Always try to save people that are in danger, but do not put yourself at risk. Get outside as fast as you can. Remember that toxic smoke always rises upward. Therefore, you must down under the smoke, down at the floor where it ́s easier to see and breathe. Never enter smoke-filled stairwells. If you approach a closed door, do not open it without first finding out if there is a fire on the other side. If you touch the door and it is hot the fire is probably on the other side.
Close all doors behind you. A closed door prevents fire from spreading quickly, and gains time. Go to the assembly point.
Warn everyone threatened by the fire, so that they can get to safety.
Alert the emergency services by calling 112. Inform the emergency services when they arrive.
Extinguish the fire if you think you can handle it. Use a fire extinguisher and aim for the base of the fire, not the flames.
IF SOMEONE GETS SICK
There are many different types of disease. For mild illnesses such as a fever, there is non-prescription medicine (OTC) available at the nearest drug store. For more severe symptoms, which require some form of care, contact your host for reference to the nearest health centre.
STOMACH ILLNESS
If you suspect any kind of stomach flu in your team, follow these routines:
Report to your host what happened. He or she has a procedure to follow then.
Separate the sick from the healthy in different rooms as far as possible.
The patient must pay extra attention to their hand hygiene (not share a towel with anyone else).
The patient cannot help himself with food at the self-served canteens. Not until 48 hours after the symptoms have disappeared.
Make sure the patient gets the care they needed.
Those who help the sick must follow the hygiene procedures (see below).
HYGIENE PROCEDURES
Anyone who takes care of the sick must pay extra attention to their hand hygiene. Hands must be washed with soap and water and dried on paper or towel after contact with the sick person.
PASSPORTS AND TRAVEL DOCUMENTS
Take a photocopy of everyones passport and your travel documents, then store them in a different place than the originals.
AT THE HOSTEL
Do not leave any valuables in the dormitory.
Make sure all windows and doors are locked when you leave the room.
Always pay attention. If you see something suspicious or worrying, contact the hosts.
Handle valuables discreetly. Do not carry large amounts of cash. Do not keep all your money in one place.
Be especially aware when in big crowds.
Do not put any valuables in an external pocket of your jacket.
If you have a backpack, wear it on your stomach if you can.
Use a belly bag or similar.
IF YOU ARE HIT BY THEFT
If you are being robbed - shout or scream!
Contact the nearest staff member and tell him or her what has happened. Our staff members will help you to file a police report and take action.
INSURANCE AND LIABILITY
Each team leader must ensure that all participants are insured both on and off the field. Feniks Cup has no collective insurance against injuries, illness, theft or damage and cannot be held responsible if something like this happens.
AN AMAZING WEEK
At Feniks Cup you will experience a wide range of activities. Not only handball games. Be sure to plan your week carefully so you don't miss out anything.
WEEK SCHEDULE
Teams arrive to Bitola.
Check-in at hostels and hotels.
Dinner is served 16:30-20:00
THE MATCHES CAN START!
Group phase starts at 08:30 a.m.
Macedonian night "Welcome to the land of the sun".
Group phase continues.
TIME FOR PLAY-OFFS!
A and B-Play-off starts.
Feniks Cup Final games start at 08:30 a.m.
Last meal (lunch) is served between 11:00-14:00
The teams are checking out at 17:00
MACEDONIAN NIGHT
HC Feniks AMS - Feniks Cup
"Ignjat Atanasovski" No. 17 - Vero 4, lokal 3, 7000 Bitola, Macedonia
profeniks@t-home.mk
00389 70 339 689 / 00389 70 616 150
© 2021 by FENIKS CUP - BITOLA - MACEDONIA


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Dramatic Notes to Fill out the SC Philharmonic Season
COLUMBIA, SC – April 20, 2009 – The South Carolina Philharmonic shines the spotlight on its own talented musicians during "Heroes & Legends," a dramatic 7:30 p.m. season finale concert Saturday, May 2 at the Koger Center.
In closing both his debut season and the SCP's 45th anniversary season, Music Director Morihiko Nakahara features the Philharmonic's own musicians on a program that tests their skills and could drive the audience to ask for earplugs.
The evening of dramatic music opens with Verdi's Overture to La forza del destino, an opera that debuted in Russia in 1862. The overture was not added in present form until 1869. Not as well-known as other Verdi operas such as Aida, La forza del destino is said to be cursed after American baritone Lee Warren suffered a fatal heart attack on stage as he was set to begin an aria while performing with the Metropolitan Opera in 1960. Famously superstitious tenor Luciano Pavarotti avoided performing in La forza del destino for this very reason.
The highlight of the program, however, has to be the Mahler First Symphony, Titan. Mahler symphonies have gained worldwide renown for their big sound, and the Titan symphony is no exception. The SCP will have more than 90 musicians on stage as music moves from a quiet, suspenseful opening to a rousing finale that closes out the orchestra's 45th anniversary season.
"We will try not to blow the roof off at the Koger," Nakahara said.
The evening's program also contains two movements of Philip Glass' Heroes symphony, based on the groundbreaking collaboration by rock legend David Bowie and Brian Eno that produced an album of the same name. The orchestra plays the "Abdul Majid" and "V2 Schneider" movements.
Nakahara presents the popular pre-concert lecture Classical Conversations at 6:30 and 6:50 p.m. in the Koger Center Large Rehearsal Room, offering ticket holders his unique insight into the evening's program.
Available online at www.capitoltickets.com or by phone at 803.251.2222, tickets are $42, $34, $24, $16 and $12. Student and military discounts available. Southern Valet provides valet parking for just $6.
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Obama Face on Food Stamps. No, SHYTE.
Is McCain pulling out of Wisconsin?
Obama Morning Break. Georgia Voting on FIRE!!!!
These are large pictures. I scaled them down to 300 width. Expand and enjoy.
We have some sick citizens in this country. You know what to do. Go to the left, under "About Barack Obama" donate, volunteer, phone bank. We, Americans are better than this.
"What I would say is that the news media should do a penetrating expose and take a look. I wish they would. I wish the American media would take a great look at the views of the people in Congress and find out, are they pro-America or Anti-America? I think the American people would love to see an expose like that."
Investigate members of congress because they may just not be "American" enough for you?
Please donate to her opponent, El Tinklenberg. I thought we got RID OF MCCARTHYISM, that was a black eye on this country. What we don't need is to bring it back with crazed talk coming from a U.S. Congresswoman.
This speaks volumes. This is the first Democrat the paper has ever endorsed. Founded 1847.
However this election turns out, it will dramatically advance America's slow progress toward equality and inclusion. It took Abraham Lincoln's extraordinary courage in the Civil War to get us here. It took an epic battle to secure women the right to vote. It took the perseverance of the civil rights movement. Now we have an election in which we will choose the first African-American president . . . or the first female vice president.
In recent weeks it has been easy to lose sight of this history in the making. Americans are focused on the greatest threat to the world economic system in 80 years. They feel a personal vulnerability the likes of which they haven't experienced since Sept. 11, 2001. It's a different kind of vulnerability. Unlike Sept. 11, the economic threat hasn't forged a common bond in this nation. It has fed anger, fear and mistrust.
On Nov. 4 we're going to elect a president to lead us through a perilous time and restore in us a common sense of national purpose.
It is inherent in the American character to aspire to greatness, so it can be disorienting when the nation stumbles or loses confidence in bedrock principles or institutions. That's where the United States is as it prepares to select a new president: We have seen the government take a stake in venerable private financial houses; we have witnessed eight years of executive branch power grabs and erosion of civil liberties; we are still recovering from a murderous attack by terrorists on our own soil and still struggling with how best to prevent a recurrence.
We need a leader who demonstrates thoughtful calm and grace under pressure, one not prone to volatile gesture or capricious pronouncement. We need a leader well-grounded in the intellectual and legal foundations of American freedom. Yet we ask that the same person also possess the spark and passion to inspire the best within us: creativity, generosity and a fierce defense of justice and liberty.
North Carolina ain't playin', they are on FIRE!!!!
100,000 ballots cast YESTERDAY, the first day of early voting in North Carolina.
The North Carolina State Board of Elections is reporting that over 100,000 voters cast ballots yesterday, the first day of early voting in the state.
State Board of Elections data showed that 64 percent of voters who went to the polls Thursday were registered Democrats, while 21 percent of voters were registered Republicans. Another 15 percent were unaffiliated.
The record turnout, especially among Democrats, is being fueled by the sense that, for the first time in decades, North Carolina is in play. Both presidential campaigns are investing heavily in NC, although Obama is outspending McCain 2-1 in advertising.
This is what I am talking about. Vote your economic and future welfare, Vote Obama.
Early voting sites in North Carolina, here.
Obama Morning Break. North Carolina VOTING, HEAVY.
Mel Watt had a pretty simple message as he marched in the North Carolina A&T University homecoming parade last weekend. "Morning! Vote early! Avoid the rush!" the seven-term member of Congress called out. Watt didn't even bother saying whom to vote for; the crowd at the parade, many of them his constituents, were all pretty excited about the whole Democratic ticket in North Carolina, from Barack Obama on down. Watt's only goal was to get them to bank their votes well before Nov. 4. "Avoid the rush! Vote early!"
Hundreds are voting the lines are long in North Carolina. The folks are fired up and voting NOW. Don't know where to go in North Carolina, click here.
Bruce Springsteen and Billy Joel were well into their act – playing at the same time, the same stage – when Senator Barack Obama arrived late Thursday night at the Hammerstein Ballroom.
Mr. Obama waited in the wings for nearly an hour before taking the stage.
The fund-raising concert benefited the Obama Victory Fund. No total estimate was provided, but tickets ranged from a balcony seat ($500, which sold out quickly) to a lounge ticket for $25,000. The ballroom's event manager said 1,959 people were on hand.
The presidential debate had barely ended Wednesday night when Kristin Marshall had her ballot on her lap, pen in hand, ready to vote. Three friends, all supporters of Senator Barack Obama, the Democratic nominee, had their ballots, too.
"Obama's the second one down — don't accidentally pick the first," said Ms. Marshall, 27, a reference to the ballot placement of Senator John McCain, Mr. Obama's Republican opponent, as her living room of Obama supporters erupted in laughter.
The traditional American vote — a solitary moment behind a black curtain in a booth, civics in secret — was never thus.
No Mr. President, you are not "f-cked", not yet.