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The men's 200 metres event at the 1987 Summer Universiade was held at the Stadion Maksimir in Zagreb on 16 and 17 July 1987.

Medalists

Results

Heats
Wind:Heat 6: +1.4 m/s, Heat 10: +2.3 m/s

Quarterfinals

Wind:Heat 2: +1.4 m/s, Heat 3: +1.4 m/s, Heat 4: +1.4 m/s

Semifinals

Final

Wind: +1.4 m/s

References

Athletics at the 1987 Summer Universiade
1987

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Your seating for the examination is assigned according to your answer to this question. You may NOT change the MBE jurisdiction after you file your petition.
If you answer NO (you are sitting for the MBE in Massachusetts) you will be seated for both days (Tues. & Wed.) in Massachusetts.
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For more information, contact Board of Bar Examiners.


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Anyone who believes a violation of the Ethics Ordinance has occurred and wishes to file a complaint may file a written complaint with the Clerk to the Ethics Panel. A complaint must be filed within six (6) months of the date the alleged violation is said to have occurred, or in case of concealment of nondisclosure within six (6) months of the date the alleged violation should have been discovered after due diligence.
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Low flying pheasants, deep green leaves on heavy ash tree boughs and golden honey colour stone houses and villages can only mean you are travelling through Northamptonshire. I was on my way to visit Martin Taylor in his studio just on the edge of the Althorp estate, just before the start of the Chelsea Flower Show.
With views across fields of cows towards the Spencer family church at Great Brington you can lean on the five bar field gate outside his studio on a farm and breathe in the lush smells of the English countryside.
Martin is busily making coffee and chatting about his recent trips to a local wood or the conversations he has been having with game keepers and farmers which bring that sense of the countryside much closer still and onto his easel.
Dabbing at the air with a single hair brush he points out the details on the bark of an oak tree. In his painting he enjoys nothing more than taking the viewer deep into a thicket or tangle of brambles to really explore how wildlife maybe sees the World we have created. Millions of tiny brush strokes are applied in a host of colours and shades of greens, blues and blacks to enable this sense of intricate detail to appear. At the same time, as is his wish, it must still be seen as effortless and simple as the work of nature is, an accident of both growth and decay, of change and season.
For Martin this change in the trees and hedgerows of this charming corner of the English Midlands is what excites his artistic mind. Left unchecked the hedge soon extends outwards and small trees grow larger and woodland develops. Mature trees shed branches as they decay and light filters down to the ground giving more shadow and detail. All of this Martin is enthusiastic about capturing in his detailed compositions.
Bringing Northamptonshire to London and to the Chelsea Flower Show is Martin's chance to engage visitors with how our countryside is constantly changing and how time and nature affect what we see in the great outdoors. Visitors on Friday took great delight in seeing the single hair brush being wielded over the canvas to create some stunning country scenes.


We extended our stay at a cheaper rate directly with HI. Disappointed in agoda rate.
When I stay here, I'm for a congress. The whole stay is very nice. The room is very big, with a nice view to pool, the air conditioning works great with both cool and heat. Across the street there is a big mall you can find supermarket and restaurant very easy. Near airport as well, 5 minutes by taxi.
O ambiente é bem agradável. O quarto é muito bom.
Achei o café da manhã um pouco fraco, nas comidas quentes. A parte de frios estava adequada.
Habitación y baño amplios, limpio y excelente atención en recepción.
Un buen hotel, silencioso y agradable para viajes de negocios.


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If there is one fundamental thing about my sartorial personality, one thing that, no matter what, never changes, is that first and foremost, the way i approach choosing any outfit to wear is purely pragmatic. You probably would never have assumed that, as this trait more than often equates to bad wardrobe choices (this does not mean i have to sacrifice style or good taste!) but alas, it is true: i always take practicality and comfort into account: where am i going? how far/how much will i be walking? is it going to get cold? am i taking the subway? is it going to get too hot? how much comfort am i willing to sacrifice to wear X on this occasion? These are not necessarily bad things to concern yourself with, they just make my fashion fantasies die a little bit.
I so deeply wish that i could just throw caution to the wind and wear, say, sequined pants to dinner, but i would be way too worried about the plastic beads painfully digging into my skin after sitting down for 2 hours at the table. These festering inquiries are so deeply ingrained in my DNA that i will sadly never be able to change my ways. Most women would never bother with such internal quandaries, but i can't help but torment myself with these questions simply to come to an outfit compromise for wherever i'm going. Although it has to be said: while i wish i could be less sensible at times, i can almost always guarantee that my comfort level will be very high.
So when i went to Antigua a few weeks ago and was haunted by thoughts of what my resortwear wardrode would be, my faithful pragmatic side took over yet again. This time it was all for the better: when you're dealing with tropical weather and a relaxed state of mind, the only thing you SHOULD be is comfortable! But as i mentioned earlier: never by compromising style.
I very recently bought this skort and I'm already obsessed with it! Can definitely see it being worn to death this summer for all occasions.


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It was just me and Bill on the postage stamp of dirt known as Pewaukee beach. Although the wind was light, it was enough to ride with a big kite and good board. Bill was already out there on his Contra 14m, and I rigged my Contra 17m. Since it was fall and there was no one around to help launch (that is why we could be on the beach at all — do not launch here if there are swimmers!). So, I set up to self launch.
I was a little worried about this pole in the beach and maybe not having enough room to do this. Sure enough, as my kite slid downnwind on the leading edge a line hit the pole, tensioned, and launched the kite over the road. I dropped the power and the lines caught on a lampost. The kite proceeded to crash into the road. I quickly looked left and right as the big 17m was coming down and saw a brake in the traffic.
Whew! My kite was not run over. However, I was still hooked in, no one was there to help and my kite is in the road, furiously trying to relaunch into the plate glass window of Seeseter's Mexican restaraunt. At this point, with the lines caught up, the control bar was useless.
Luckily, a chef came running out and grabbed my kite. Once I was sure he had it, I unhooked, ran over and grabbed the kite. I quickly unhooked the lines and took the kite back to the beach. Then I ran back into the road and unhooked the lines from the lamppost and tree they had subsequently got caught in. After clearing the road, traffic, which was quite patient, resumed.
I then went in and bought a taco lunch.
1. Didn't panic, which would have made the situation worse.
2. Didn't try to fly the kite out or otherwise put anymore power into it.
3. Bought tacos from the guy who saved me.
1. Tried to launch downwind when there wasn't room.
2. I tried to downwind self launch when I wasn't experienced enough with that process.
3. I was too impatient to using the bow sandbag tip style launch.


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Moral Truths Within 'The Killing Joke': Tragedy and Choice
The Killing Joke by Alan Moore
It is generally accepted that Superhero stories function as a metaphorical mirror to humanity and culture. We define the stories as they define us, looking for imprints of our own faults and successes through the lens of fantastic and fusing our own ideas about a changing society with the fantasy world. Heroes stand as a personification of our potential to do good, and grapple with the maintaining of this goodness in the face of temptation and terror. They are a map to morality, serving as guidelines to overcoming our weaker selves. Even at their lowest low, heroes still burst with the potential to redeem themselves, representing a sound faith and the drive to do the right thing. They carry an important message about what we believe we can be, ceaselessly encouraging readers to try harder and overcome.
Villains are a personification of the exact opposite. They represent human weakness, and exaggerate the flaws that drive us to do wrong. In spite of any potential for good, they are the constant calling to the darkness, to giving up, and to letting go of who you are. Comic books and their blatant exploration of this polarity can be a useful tool to finding the strength to overcome real trauma, and offer perhaps not so subtle commentary on what can happen when we allow our darkest moments to define us for the worst.
The Killing Joke
In Alan Moore's The Killing Joke, the Joker toys with the line between hero and villain, and what these two polar drives create in a person's psyche. He and Batman stand on two ends of the spectrum, the representation of good and the representation of evil, both created out of a common experience: loss. The Joker recognizes the existence of both potentials within people, and tries to make the point that "one bad day" can push someone over the edge and inspire them to unlock a darker version of themselves. He kidnaps Police Commissioner Gordon; forcing him to watch as his daughter is paralyzed and assaulted while dragging him through a carnival of horrors. All the while readers are taken back into the Joker's history and shown the "one bad day" in which he lost his wife and child, turned to crime, and became Gotham's most volatile criminal.
It seems that the Joker makes this rule out of a need to justify his behabvior. Batman is the exception to the Joker's rule, dealing with his own personal tragedy by tapping into his potential for good with the same vigor that the Joker tapped into his potential for darkness. This difference baffles the Joker, and sends him on a quest to prove that an ordinary man can be made into a monster by one traumatic experience. Though the Joker ultimately fails, his idea highlights an area in which the very basis of comics offers a critique of human nature.
Heroes vs. Villains: Growing Up vs. Giving Up
In nearly all superhero comics we see heroes choosing to do good, often out of a perceived inner compass fueled by trauma or loss. Batman watches his parents' murder, as does Huntress. Spider Man fails his Uncle Ben when he neglects the responsibility of someone with superhuman powers. Heroes with histories like these are given the opportunity to turn their pain into a positive or negative motivator; to hate those that still have what they lost, or help others to never experience that same pain. On the other side of the same coin, villains often choose to do wrong out of a perceived inner indecisiveness fueled by trauma or loss. The Joker and Mr. Freeze lose their wives, Magneto survives the Holocaust, and Mirror (From New 52 Bat Girl) loses his entire family in a fire. They react to these traumas and losses by becoming hardened, angry, vengeful, or downright insane.
This idea delves directly into the most basic truths of human maturation. Children are seen as good, until the unavoidable loss of innocence. At that point we are faced with choices that will define the type of person we are and the kind of life we live. We morph from wide eyed hopefuls to wiser and more understanding adults, trading naivety for experience. The Joker's theory does not just apply to the comic book world. This loss of innocence very often is a form of trauma, heartbreak, personal failure, or letdown; one that begins the process of maturation. Like the Joker and Batman, we can take this pivotal moment as means to push ourselves to being either a better or worse version of ourselves.
It is at this intersection of pain and progress that many people seem to find out who they really are. Experiencing a let down like a cheating significant other can cause a loss of faith. Trauma like death of a loved one can cause bitterness to those who have not experienced loss. As human beings we tend to see the world on our own terms, and thus are inclined to feel that no pain is greater than ours, nor is it understandable to someone who has not felt the same. To the hero, this is a reason to prevent others from experiencing that pain. To the villain, it is motivation to cause others pain that might be comparable, thus evening the playing field and restoring a cynical balance. Here we find the true depth of our personal morality, either abandoning hopefulness in favor or cynicism, or choosing to cling to the light. In this way comics serve as a moral motivator, and encourage those going through loss and trauma to keep hoping and keep trying.
Superheroes: A Moral History
A 1940's Captain America cover featuring Hitler as the villain
We no longer see Nazis as a common villain in comic titles, nor do we see the anti-drug push of the 1960's. These battles have become dated, fictional plot lines tied directly to a once present evil in our world. It is interesting that in spite of a changing cultural landscape the effects of loss and trauma are still a common theme in comic books. It suggests that these things are universal human experiences, and as our world evolves they remain present. This is another area in which comic books serve as a useful tool. Through tracking the history of superhero conflicts, we see what the culture of a given time period found truly threatening. We watch heroes fluidly transition from fighting Nazis, to organized crime bosses, to subtly combating underlying ideas of racism, sexism, and homophobia. The one threat that has remained constant is personal choice and how our own moralities define whether we are a positive or negative force in the world.
Even the most recent of comic titles stress the importance of doing what's right even in the face of deep personal pain. Each generation that grows up with these stories is given a message: chose to do the right thing, come whatever. Characters that stress honesty, compassion, courage, and mercy relay personal virtues that readers can carry into their own lives. Batman chooses to never kill, which can easily be translated to a bullied teen never seeking revenge or turning to cruelty. This does not mean that heroes always have to do the right thing or be perfect examples of virtue. In fact, it is more effective to see heroes struggle, lose control, and occasionally fail. It gives us hope that even when we do the wrong thing there is redemption and healing on the other side.
At the end of The Killing Joke Batman struggles with breaking his rule of never killing, leaving it to the audience to decide whether or not he harms the Joker. Seeing Batman face this inner desire is crucial to understanding what makes him good. He, like all of us, faces doing the wrong thing and pushes himself to turn away.
The Morally Ambiguous Characters
There are plenty of comic book characters that dance back and forth on the line between hero and villain. The Punisher is a perfect example. His identity as a vigilante is formed out of the loss of his family. Though he chooses to become a defender of the innocent, he gives in to bitterness and anger, thus making his view of what is and is not innocent flawed. He kills, tortures, and maims; living by his own moral code.
While he may not have become the sort of text book villain that searches to create chaos, The Punisher proves that giving in to a darker and more cynical self can blur the lines of right and wrong. He does not represent the same mercy and courage as a vigilante like Batman. He toes the line, somewhat unbalanced and halfway immoral.
Another character that closer favors the villain side is Rorschach from Moore's Watchmen. Like The Punisher, Rorschach considers himself a defender of the innocent; however, he has a very limited view of innocence. Rorschach's traumatic childhood leads him to view any wrongdoing as a death sentence. He kills lightly, foolishly equating imperfection to evil. Rorschach is just as likely to murder a pedophile as his is to murder a common shoplifter. Though many still consider him a commendable hero, he does not represent the same sort of goodness in the face of imperfection as Batman. Batman may make wrong calls, terrify villains, and lose his temper, but Rorschach lacks the discipline and compassion necessary to be a true moral role model. He is a personification of how dangerous extreme views can be, even when they extremely favor what is perceived as good.
The final panels from The Killing Joke in which Batman confronts the Joker
The Joker and Batman may battle each other into the next century; both fighting to prove that the world is the sort of place their trauma has lead them to see it as. In their representation we find ourselves, the damaged and flawed reality of humanity with endless potential to change the world. As we stare into the horizon of a new era of comics, many fans question what sort of messages writers should be including in their stories. Readers have begun to push for diversity and inclusion; which raises the question of how much moral responsibility comic writers, and fiction writers in general, have to their readers. We wonder what sort of society our generation of comics will reflect back to those that come after us, and worry about fiction shaping moral consciousness. As long as heroes stand on the side of fighting to do the right thing it seems that comics are on a good path. Over and over again we have seen characters have "one bad day" as readers experience their own 'one bad day' in real life. Fortunately, our heroes have never let us down completely and continue to combat trauma and loss with conviction; carrying a message of moral tenacity to the masses.
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Really good writing, I especially loved the ending of the novel.
Wow great analysis. This is only my second Batman comic I've read (the first being Batman: Arkham City, the prequel to the videogame), but I've been exposed to a lot of the Batman mythos from the '90s cartoon, movies, and recent direct-to-DVD animated films (which are all pretty great).
High Tone
My first graphic novel (read). Man, was it beautiful.
My son made me read this. It's his favorite graphic novel, so I just had to oblige. I love all the Batman movies, so I was really looking forward to it. I have to say that it was better than I expected.
Aaron Hatch
Very well-written article. It is amazing the effectiveness The Killing Joke has even to this day. For a story that is very short, there is a lot to analyze and deconstruct. This was the first real story to analyze the Joker as a character and his twisted philosophy. This is extremely dark for a Batman story, and it is well-recognized for a reason.
mattdoylemedia
To this day, I still haven't gotten around to reading the particular story. It's so well loved, I do worry that it would turn out disappointing (sometimes hype can do that for me).
YsabelGo
Antagonists are characters that go against the protagonists. Although they are perceived as 'evil', they believe that their perspective is correct and usually justify it from their own back stories. So for Joker, Batman is the 'villain', and you perfectly explained why Joker thinks of Batman as his nemesis.
It is unfortunate that I do not read the comics, but you have done a great job analyzing 'The Killing Joke.' Great work!
The godfather of comic books, Alan Moore!
Estefana
Comic books are problematic. Always have been for the female reader. This book is no different, unfortunately.
I'm not sure how this comment is relevant as this article in no way discusses female characters/ gender issues. That being said, there is a lot of work on Barbara Gordon who has recently been revitalized and remedied in her most recent title. So I suggest you read that.
this might be more relevant https://the-artifice.com/women-in-refrigerators-killing-females-in-comics/
Torora
This is probably the best comic, sorry, "Graphic Novel" I have ever read.
Moore and Bolland do a scary Joker!
Moore's Joker dialogue is perfect.
Great exploration into possibly the most beautiful villain in all comic books, due to the fact that everything he says is a poignant description of humanity. The futility of life and what not has driven him crazy, why won't it do that to us?
It's a masterpiece GN.
class-act
i have so many things to say about this so, logically, i'm not going to say anything
Andres24
These two characters, The Joker and Batman are not only antipodal to each other, but they also represent the two extremes of human nature in terms of morality. I enjoyed how you explored the character's psyche and pair it with their struggles both inner and external. I think one particular reason on why these characters are so interesting is because of those struggles and their never-ending resistance to change or to give in to the other character way of thinking. Is interesting to see how these characters react to that "one bad day" and how that turning point on their own fictional lives keeps on hunting and affecting them. However, although it may be interesting and fascinated to read, it does make you wonder how you would react to that "one bad day", whether you will embrace and become the darkness or live among the darkness but always looking for the light.
Thanks for the article, I really enjoyed it.
Jetta Caro
Phenomenal.
Jake Peach
This was a fine bit of surreal weirdness.
I don't believe Moore ever imagined the repercussions his piece would have on the greater Batman universe. It did have an impact however, for better or for worse.
Shooop
Short and satisfying.
I am not sure if I should call the Joker as the villain. He is much more than that. Killing Joke just gets the best out of him.
Abe Lemmon
One of the best batman stories in comics!
Hated this comic. You expect the grand finale but are given a pathetic excuse for a climax. The book is also wanting in its plot, there is nothing between the pages.
KatzNeal
Brutal, shocking and twisted!
Fay Burks
Alan Moore isn't my favorite comics writer but this take on the Joker was really good for a short comic.
I always believed that the Batman character was much stronger in the comics than the movies. At least till Batman Begins and specially Dark Knight. The quandary Batman faces was brought to the movies only in these recent movies. Otherwise, it's mostly the villains who run the show.
risserca
The interpretation of someone becoming a hero or villain in response to pain is really powerful. I wonder if, in the future, there will be more moral ambiguity in heroes and villains in comic books; people who have a negative reaction to that pain, but who are not totally "evil." Good point about the danger of extreme views for the sake of what is "good," too.
Alan Moore is such a super talent.
WebJJohnston
Alan Moore has done a fantastic job with The Killing Joke, although personally it's one of the most darkest points in Batman's time as a super hero. It's not because of the suddenly changed role of Barbara Gordon; the then Batgirl now revived in the New Batgirl series by Cameron Stewart and Babs Tarr, but of the philosophy that Joker puts onto Batman. We all know, if you have read the shenanigans of Joker and Batman long enough, that they are two sides of the same coin; the brooding dark knight with his clown jester trying to crack a joke out of him. But here, we see the "origin story" (I'm putting this lightly because there's the Moore story, and then there's Batman: Arkham Origins, which, I'm going to say was not the best story in the Arkham series.) and how he had the one "bad day" that changed his life forever. Philosophies and humanity are exposed as the two duke it out, until the bittersweet ending of Joker finally being locked up in Arkham, even though that it never was penciled in.
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GanjaKing420
i used to draw joker for fun lol
Rtigan
I disagree with your statement that the punisher blurs the line between hero and villain because his methodology is the truest representation of vigilantism in comics. Frank is a guy who takes the skills he has and post origin uses those skills to get absolutist justice.
JLaurenceCohen
Does Rorshach actually kill any "common shoplifters" in Watchmen? He is certainly aggressive, but he also kills with purpose. Rorshach is clearly an alternative version of Batman without compunction about killing.
The animated film version of Under the Red Hood captured Batman's logic well: if Batman kills even someone as evil as the Joker, he knows that he will never stop.
It's interesting to compare this to Superman's killing of Zod at the end of Man of Steel. Superman appeared to have no choice but to kill Zod, and one could argue that Superman could have saved lives by killing Zod earlier.
Lexzie
This was a wonderful read. 'The Killing Joke' has tremendous insight into morality and you presented a wonderful analysis. Thank you!
Spectacular read!
Tatijana
Really great read, but it makes me wonder… what if some people reading the comics have a different hero? A.K.A the "evil character." And instead what to strive to relate to and be like them?
grabergc
Very compelling article! Something I thought about though while reading this phenomenal work is whether the binary between "Hero" and "villian" is really all that big of a distinction between Batman and the Joker in the Killing Joke. They both had "one bad day" and while Batman did certaintly react in a different way, he still does react violently and against the law as a vigilante. Bruce Wayne could have very well used his wealth to reform the city like his parents did, but instead he chose to hide behind a created identity to enact his vengeance against the city. Is Batman a hero, or someone that just enancts his aggression in a sociably exceptable way? Anyway, just some food for thought! Wonderful article and analyses in one of the greatest tales in Batman's cannon!
mramsden252
Killing Joke is a touchstone in the Batman my this and you have a wonderful analysis of it!
Great article. I relate this to the death of The Joker in the Batman series. The Joker and Batman will always be a treasured masterpiece in comic history.
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(From left) Jeff Dalziel (in hat), Abdominal, Sarah Budden and Mike Trebilcock discussing music. Photo credit: Tara Sottile
A panel of creators from the music industry offered insight and answers into how mental health plays a role in their everyday lives during a talk at Oshawa Music Week.
Ace Piva, a member of Over the Bridge: Addiction and Mental Health in Music, hosted the panel. He was joined by music producer Jeff Dalziel, musician Mike Trebilcock, hip-hop artist Abdominal, and singer-songwriter Sarah Budden. They discussed how creating music has helped them during times of mental health struggles.
"It's all about honesty, it's about putting out there what you're actually feeling," said Budden when talking about why it's important to write music.
"I don't want people to feel a way when I play a song, I want them to have their own interpretation of it," she said. Budden added that writing music is a huge release for her. It allows her to put a name on how she's feeling on a bad day.
Abdominal said going back to a place of darkness and writing about how he was feeling during that time is difficult to do, but he describes the moment after creating music as a relief.
"It can be a very painful dark place to be when writing a song," he said. "It becomes a happy thing instead of a hurtful thing."
Budden said some people don't have the support they need by their side so they have to depend on themselves.
"Writer's block happens when there's something more going on in your mind, and the issues are getting worse," she said.
The audience was full of students who want to get into the field of music management, and because of that producer Jeff Dalziel pointed out few things.
"There are people that can take care of us," Dalziel said, "but there's people who can and will take advantage of that."
There are people who often take for granted others who work for them, according to Budden, adding that everyone in the industry is human.
"I think valuing each other as humans and not just pay cheques is a huge thing in this," she said.
One piece of advice that Music Business student Laurie Bélanger took away from the panel was to make sure you have a second passion.
"You should have something that you're passionate about, just like music, to fall back on and take time for that hobby," she said.
Diesel said there are many artists who will say yes to anything just to get their names out there, but when they are pushed too far and too hard, that's when mental health issues get pushed aside.
"It's your job to protect artists that you're working with. They'll say yes to anything because they are people pleasers," sad Ace Piva. He reminded students that just because the artists they're working with say yes to everything, doesn't mean they should be doing everything.
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As the government's move to lift the ban on fracking for shale gas in England continues to spark fury among campaigners, King Charles could reportedly play a significant role in blocking or consenting to the new energy plan.
Sir Michael Fallon told Express.co.uk that "property rights" can make any fracking plan "impossible" to move forward.
He said: "They (the government) can issue as many licences as they like, but unless they change the law then it will prove to be impossible.
"When I was Energy Minister, I tried to get fracking to work for a year, but the issue of property rights was the problem.
"They question of who owns what underground. Because people do not own what is underground, it means that they do not benefit from its extraction. But if they did, then they might be able to make progress."
Currently, the property rights belong to King Charles through the Crown Estate.
Campaigners and MPs hope that given King Charles has been an outspoken supporter of sustainability, new fracking projects might be blocked.
Last week, Mark Menzies, Conservative MP for Fylde, challenged the Business Secretary to make his constituency, North East Somerset, first to be fracked.
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Hello! OMGosh today was so hot and muggy!! But I guess we should enjoy the warmth while we have it because it won't be long and it will be gone! Today I have a Christmas scrapbook layout to share with you using My Mind's Eye paper, JustRite stamps and Spellbinders™ die templates. I love these photos of our little guy! He has always loved having his pictures taken and still does--so I grab every opportunity I can. *wink* After I had all of my supplies picked out I created the custom tag to go with the layout using the JB-08097 Myriad Pro-50 points and Times New Roman font stamps from JustRite Stampers along with the JB-09520 Clear Horizontal Stampers-2 pack. I used Lady Bug Memento Ink to stamp the sentiment. Then I wanted to use the S4-235 Fancy Tags die template to cut/emboss the diecut. I taped the die template so it would be centered with the sentiment and stay in place while cutting and embossing. Next I used Wasabi ink to stencil through the die template. Here is a close-up of the tag. I used 3D Foam Squares from SCRAPBOOK ADHESIVES By 3L™ to add a little dimension to the tag. To create the ornaments I used S4-283 2010 Heirloom Ornaments dies #1, #2, #3. For the larger ornament I used a sentiment diecut from My Mind's Eye and then I cut/embossed a snowflake using the center piece of the S4-286 2010 Snowflake Pendants. I added 3D Foam Squares from SCRAPBOOK ADHESIVES By 3L™ and red/gold cord. To cut/emboss the photos I used S5-025 Labels Seventeen dies #5, #6 from Spellbinders™. Then I lightly sanded the edges for the white embossed outlines.
Paper: WorldWin Red, My Mind's Eye The Merry Days of Christmas "Holiday Shimmer"
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Hello! Well, it's the start of a new week. Where oh where did the weekend go??? We went to see Nanny McPhee 2 this weekend---LOVED IT!!! What a Fantastic movie!!! Tomorrow is the start of the new school year for our youngest and he is excited! I have to admit mom is a little excited too--LOL! *wink* Today, I have a Christmas card to share with you. The color combination is a little different but I love the softness of the colors. The pattern paper is a very pretty soft aqua and antique white. To start I made two diecuts using S4-293 Lacey Circles die #3 and S4-285 Nested Mittens die #3 from Spellbinders™. I folded the circle in half and inked the edges. For the mitten I randomly stamped a snowflake image from JustRite Stampers JB-09795 Whimsical Christmas using a JB-09505 Clear 2'' Round Stamper and then inked the edges with Tea Dye ink. The mitten die template that I used was the largest in the set so to create a brown mat just simply laid the die template on your paper, trace and hand cut for a perfect mat. Adhere the two pieces together and then add the circle at the top to create a pretty cuff for the mitten. I used the NEW My Stik™ from SCRAPBOOK ADHESIVES BY 3L™ to adhere all of my pieces together. Then I ran a ribbon through the loops on each end and attached it to the backside of the mitten. To add a bow on top I used 1/2 of a small 3D Foam Square from SCRAPBOOK ADHESIVES By 3L™. For the sentiment I used the NEW JB-08097 Myriad Pro Font-50 points along with the JB-09520 Clear Horizontal Stampers-2 pack (1-5/8'' x 3-1/2''). I love the simplicity of this font set! I stamped the sentiment "Warm Wishes" using Rich Cocoa ink. Then I used the Grand Calibur™ from Spellbinders™ along with the S4-235 Fancy Tags die template to cut/emboss the diecut and then I stenciled through the die template with Tea Dye ink. Here is a close-up of the tag. I also added Lush Blue rhinestones. Here is a close-up of the mitten and the embossed background. To create the background I used I2-1003 Snowflake Impressabilities™ and then inked the paper.
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Happy Sunday afternoon to you! Wow--it's such a Beautiful day--a little on the warm side but I guess we better enjoy it while we can. I know it won't be long and the weather will be changing. Today I have a fun non-paper crafting project to share with you. I created this fun and artsy apron for a sweet little girl who's mom is a very dear friend of mine. Her little girl loves to hang out with mommy in her studio so I thought she should have something special for when she is crafting with mommy.
I started out with a white child's apron and it was so fun, quick and easy to make! To start I used three colors of Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist-- Key Lime Pie, Sweet Pea and Caribbean Blue along with one of the Glimmer Screens from the Garden Blossom Set. I used a tweezers to hold the Glimmer Screen in place while I was adding the Glimmer Mist. I also turned the Glimmer Screen around and used it kind of like a stamp pressing it down onto the apron and transferring the Glimmer Mist. To create the flower diecuts I used the Grand Calibur™ and S4-192 Blossom die #2, S4-109 Flower Creations Three and S4-072 Flower Creations from Spellbinders™. The material I used for the flowers is called Shimmer Sheetz by Elizabeth Craft Designs and I used four colors of the Shimmer Sheetz--White Iris, Light Pink Iris, Pink Iris and Blue Iris. Shimmer Sheetz is an iridescent Mylar. Here is a close-up of the bottom of the apron. Another close-up of the middle. And here is a close-up of the top of the apron. I also added Kaiser Craft Hot Pink and Blue Flower Rhinestones.
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Hello! How is your weekend going? I hope it's a good one! Today, I have some quick little 4 x 4 cards to share with you using JustRite stamps and Spellbinders™ die templates. I created a set of four snowflake Christmas cards. I love the look of the Kraft paper with the white & red. To start I stamped the center snowflake and one of the borders from the JB-09770 Holiday Cheer stamp set from JustRite Stampers onto white paper using red ink. Then I made the diecut using S4-114 Standard Circles Large die #2 from Spellbinders™. For a perfect placement I add a piece of tape to the die template to make sure it doesn't move. Then cut/emboss all of the diecuts using the Grand Calibur™. After I cut/embossed the snowflake then I stenciled through the die template with distress ink. Then I removed the diecut and inked around the edges. I also inked around the edges of the circle and crown circle diecuts. I brushed glue on to the pendant snowflake and added clear chunky glitter. I layered and added dimension to the card by using 3D Foam Squares from SCRAPBOOK ADHESIVES By 3L™. Once all of the diecuts were on then I added red rhinestones.
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Hello! Wow, I can't believe how fast this week flew by!! I have been working on several project I can't share with you just yet but I have been BUSY this week--LOL! Today, I have a floral card to share with you using the New Dahlia stamp set from Crafty Secrets. The Dahlia stamp set is a medium set with beautiful details! I stamped the image onto white cardstock with brown ink and colored with Copic markers. After the image was colored I stamped the image again onto printer paper and hand cut the image to create a mask. For creating a mask I always cut the image a little smaller than what it actually is, this way you can get right up to the lines in the image. Then I used a Copic marker to airbrush. I added a second color with the Copic airbrush. I used the S5-019 Labels Eight die #5 to cut/emboss the dahlia image. For the flourishes I used S4-199 Floral Accents, with Ivory cardstock and airbrushed with a Copic markers. To create the tag I stamped a sentiment from the Crafty Secrets Card Sentiments and cut/embossed using S4-291 Labels Fifteen die #2 and then airbrushed with a Copic marker. Here is a close-up of the dahlia. Another close-up of the tag. I also added ivory ribbon with a bow and some pink flower rhinestones.
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Hello! Today I have a wall hanging to share with you and I have to say I had so much fun creating it! I loved coloring the images and I am very happy with how it turned out--Love it when that happens!! *wink* Have you been following the JustRite® Stampers Blog this week? Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week New JustRite® Stampers Releases are being revealed. On Monday JB-09230 Backyard Birds was featured, Tuesday was JB-09800 Nature Nested Sentiments and Verse and for today you will have to check out the JustRite® Stampers Blog (a little later this afternoon) to see the New Release. Here is the wall hanging that I created using JB-09230 Backyard Birds, JB-09800 Nature Nested Sentiments and Verse, JB-08117 Wood 3-1/4'' Round Stamper and JB09520 Clear Horizontal Stampers-2 pack (1-5/8'' x 3-1/4'') all from JustRite® Stampers. I also used the NEW Spellbinders™ Grand Nestabilities™ LF-190 Grand Labels Four Die #5, #6 and the Grand Calibur™. I started by stamping the humming bird image and border from JB-09230 Backyard Birds onto white cardstock with Memento Rich Cocoa ink and then coloring the flowers with Copic Markers. Next I colored the leaves with Copic markers. Then I colored the humming bird. Next I colored the ribbon border and airbrushed in the center. I created a mask to cover over the image of the humming bird but I forgot to take a picture. Creating a mask is a great way to prevent image from becoming colored when airbrushing. I used the S4-116 Standard Circles Small Die #7 to cut/emboss the circle diecut. I taped it in place for perfect positioning around the image. For a background piece behind the image of the bird I used S4-292 Beaded Circles Die #4 to create the diecut and then airbrushed with a Copic marker. Here is a close-up of the humming bird image. I used 3D Foam Squares from SCRAPBOOK ADHESIVES By 3L™ to add a little dimension and added Prima flowers and pearls.
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William Lowry, Heather Christofk and Michael Jung
UCLA licenses technology to combat hair loss to company founded by faculty members
New startup will develop drug discovered by three professors
Michele Johnsen | May 28, 2019
UCLA researchers have discovered a new way to activate the stem cells in hair follicles that are responsible for hair growth.
Research led by three UCLA faculty members — Heather Christofk, an associate professor of biological chemistry; William Lowry, a professor of molecular, cellular and developmental biology; and Michael Jung, a distinguished professor of chemistry and biochemistry — led to the discovery of compounds that, in research in mice, enabled hair follicle stem cells to promote lactate production and, consequently, hair growth.
The compounds and the technology have been exclusively licensed by UCLA to Pelage Pharmaceuticals, a startup company founded by Christofk, Lowry and Jung. Pelage leadership said the company will continue development of the new technology and to develop new drugs that promote hair growth for people with baldness or alopecia, which is hair loss associated with factors including hormonal imbalance, stress, aging and chemotherapy treatment.
Pelage has entered into an exclusive option with Allergan, a global pharmaceutical company headquartered in Dublin, Ireland, and a leader in medical esthetics, to acquire 100% of the shares of Pelage stock.
"We are thrilled to see this technology advancing, and we hope to bring to market a solution for people with hair loss," Lowry said. "Losing hair is more than just a result of aging and genetics. People of all ages and genders, and those with an array of conditions may experience hair loss. Currently, there are a limited number of options for these people. We believe that our technology could help address this problem."
In 2017, Christofk, Lowry and Jung received an award from the UCLA Innovation Fund to help develop their technology. The fund, which was seeded by California State Bill AB 2664 in 2016, aims to move technologies more quickly from idea to the market, bridging the gap between academia and industry and, ultimately, allowing new biomedical inventions to benefit the public faster. The award is presented by the UCLA Technology Development Group, UCLA Health and the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, the UCLA Samueli School of Engineering, the UCLA School of Dentistry and the UCLA College's divisions of life sciences and physical sciences.
The compounds and technology developed by Christofk, Lowry and Jung have only been used in preclinical tests and have not been tested in humans or approved by the Food and Drug Administration as safe and effective for use in humans.
Tags: research | health | intellectual property
UCLA scientists identify a new way to activate stem cells to make hair grow
Thomas Lipkin
UCLA Technology Development Group
thomas.lipkin@tdg.ucla.edu


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Share this Story: Leaf fans get first-hand look at 'nervous' Carlyle
Leaf fans get first-hand look at 'nervous' Carlyle
Dave Hilson
Lost in Tuesday morning's excitement of the Mikhail Grabovski deal was the fact that the team is in a dogfight to get into the playoffs.
Add to that new coach Randy Carlyle's Air Canada Centre debut against an opponent that has had Toronto's number all season.
The Grabovski five-year deal, reported to be worth in the neighbourhood of $27.5 million US, was front and centre at the ACC in the morning, but it will be the Boston Bruins who garner all the attention when the puck drops Tuesday night.
The Bruins (38-23-3) have won all four contests against the Leafs this season and have outscored them 23-6. Those are pretty daunting circumstances for Carlyle's home debut.
"If nostalgia means 'nervous' then I guess it would apply here," Carlyle said after the morning skate when asked if he was feeling at all nostalgic about being behind the bench of the team he started his NHL playing career with.
"Obviously, this is centre stage of the hockey universe and it's the first opportunity for me to step behind the bench of the Toronto Maple Leafs in our own building. It's an event in your life and not many people get to do this, so I'm very, very fortunate to be in this situation."
The Leafs (30-28-7) will be looking to build on Carlyle's successful debut with the team in Montreal, where they won 3-1. It was only the Leafs' second win in 12 games and another victory on Tuesday would help get them moving in the right direction as they try to climb out of 12th spot in the East.
Winnipeg, in eighth spot, has 72 points, five more than Toronto, but the Leafs have two games in hand. Of course, there is also Buffalo, Tampa Bay and Washington to climb above too.
"We're playing against the Stanley Cup champions (the Bruins). We know what kind of hockey club they are, we know the record that we have had against them as a hockey team and that, to some degree, is embarrassing."
To help get them where they want to go, the Leafs have reinstated tough guy Jay Rosehill for the game. Rosehill was recalled from the Marlies and cleared waivers at noon on Monday.
Scrappy forward Mike Brown will not play because of a hand injury and defenceman John-Michael Liles will be a game-time decision due to flu-like symptoms. He did not participate in the morning skate.
Joey Crabb will be a healthy scratch, so that means the fourth line will likely consist of Rosehill, Matthew Lombardi and either Colby Armstrong or David Steckel.
Jonas Gustavsson will get his third straight start in net.
Leaf fans get first-hand look at 'nervous' Carlyle Back to video


Technology giant Google intends to acquire smartphone payment service Softcard, an Apple Pay competitor developed by American telecom giants AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile - even though Google already has its own version, Google Wallet.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Google is willing to pay 50 million dollars for Softcard, although it may face some stiff competition. PayPal, which will be spun off from eBay later this year, and even Microsoft have shown an interest, although Google is still in pole position.
It seems odd Google wants to buy Softcard, but its own similar service called Google Wallet has not exactly hit the ground running. Softcard on the other hand, thanks to its beneficial position with several telecom companies, would be a better-suited Apple Pay competitor. Analysts point out that Softcard's current results are disappointing and that the company had to fire another 60 people earlier this month.
Softcard enables customers to add bank cards to a digital wallet on their smartphone in order to use NFC to pay at cash registers. The app is currently only available on Google Android smartphones and Microsoft Windows Phones. Poignant detail: Softcard used to be called Isis, but changed its name because of the terrorist organization called similarly.


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Georgia Will Conduct 'Statewide Signature Match Review' Of Absentee Ballots
Matthew T. McDonald
On Thursday Georgia officials agreed to the request for a statewide signature matching review from President Trump and his legal team. President Trump has repeatedly asked for signature study since the November 3rd election.
In a move which is hoped to be seen as a way to rebuild trust in the election process, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced via a written statement that a statewide effort to review signatures for absentee ballots in all one hundred and fifty nine counties in the state will be launched soon and that the University of Georgia will be a partner in the effort.
"Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger announced this week that the Office of the Secretary of State would be partnering with the University of Georgia on a statewide review of signature match in the Peach State. The partnership will help instill confidence in Georgia's absentee ballot system in future elections."
"We are confident that elections in Georgia are secure, reliable, and effective," said Raffensperger in the statement. "Despite endless lawsuits and wild allegations from Washington, D.C. pundits, we have seen no actual evidence of widespread voter fraud, though we are investigating all credible reports. Nonetheless, we look forward to working with the University of Georgia on this signature match review to further instill confidence in Georgia's voting systems."
Along with the University of Georgia, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation will help in the signature study effort, and the audit is expected to wrap up in two weeks.
This major announcement comes less than three weeks before the Georgia Senate runoff elections on January 5th, 2021 which will determine which party holds the majority in the United States Senate.


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This Windows Explorer extension adds "Copy To" and "Move To" to Shell's context menu to copy and move selected items respectfully.

Extract both installer.exe and extension.dll somewhere. I for example have it in 'c:\tools\copy-move-extension' folder. Run installer.exe to install or uninstall the extension.

Requires 64bit OS, Windows 7 and up. However I tested this only on Windows 10.


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Lady Gaga makes music video with Real Housewives
By Bang Showbiz in Music / Festivals on 12 February 2014
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Lady GaGa has made a music video with the stars of 'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' after admitting she's a big fan of the show.
Lady GaGa has made a music video with the stars of 'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills'.
The 'Applause' singer is a big fan of the American TV show and decide to called upon the glamorous ladies for a secret project, according to UsWeekly.
She is thought to have enlisted the help of current stars Lisa Vanderpump, Kyle Richards, Kim Richards, Brandi Glanville, Yolanda Foster, Joyce Giraud de Ohoven and Carlton Gebbia, who are all said to feature in the video.
It is rumoured to be the star's third single 'Gypsy' from her latest album 'ARTPOP' and was filmed shortly after the show's reunion special on Bravo.
The song follows the release of her track 'Do What U Want', a collaboration with R Kelly.
The 27-year-old singer also asked Bravo boss Andy Cohen to cameo in the new video after telling him she is a huge fan of the entire franchise.
Gaga said she likes ''all the cities'' and loves watching Lisa ''mostly because she doesn't give any f**ks.''
When asked what her tagline would be if she was on the show, she joked: ''They may say I'm all woman, but underneath, I'm all man.''
'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' is a reality show which debuted in 2010 and is the sixth instalment in the network's 'The Real Housewives' franchise, following the lives of rich women.
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Lady Gaga - Hold My Hand (From "Top Gun: Maverick") Audio Video
Lady Gaga's 'Top Gun: Maverick' song was years in the making
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The Philippine National Police - Special Action Force (PNP-SAF), through its BAC, will undertake a Small Value Procurement for the Repair and Maintenance - Communication Equipment amounting to Php 100,000.00, in accordance with Section 53.9 in accordance with Section 53.9 of the Implementing Rules and Regulations of Republic Act No 9184.
The Philippine National Police - Special Action Force (PNP-SAF), through its BAC, will undertake a Small Value Procurement for the Repair and Maintenance - IT Equipment and Software amounting to Php 80,000.0O, in accordance with Section 53.9 in accordance with Section 53.9 of the Implementing Rules and Regulations of Republic Act No 9184.
The Philippine National Police - Special Action Force (PNP-SAF), through its BAC, will undertake a Small Value Procurement for the Repair and Maintenance - Office Equipment amounting to Php 80,000.00, in accordance with Section 53.9 in accordance with Section 53.9 of the Implementing Rules and Regulations of Republic Act No 9184.
The Philippine National Police - Special Action Force (PNP-SAF), through its BAC, will undertake a Small Value Procurement for the Rents - Motor Vehicles amounting to Php 150,091.47, in accordance with Section 53.9 in accordance with Section 53.9 of the Implementing Rules and Regulations of Republic Act No 9184.


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Microsoft recalls 285,000 Surface Pro power cords in Australia
news Microsoft is recalling 285,000 Surface Pro power cord sets sold in Australia over a fault that can expose live wires and represents a risk to consumers.
The recall affects the power cord sets of Surface Pro, Surface Pro 2 and Surface Pro 3 tablets sold between 2013 and 15 July 2015. Microsoft's more recent Surface Pro 4 model is unaffected by the issue, however. Globally, more than four million of the power cord sets are being recalled over this issue.
The recall has been issued over the risk that the cords could cause an electric shock or fire, said Victoria's Minister for Energy and Resources Lily D'Ambrosio.
"On a number of occasions," the minister explained in a statement, "the flexible supply cord that plugs into the power point has failed where it plugs into the power supply box. This has exposed live wires with 240 volts, putting people at risk of electrocution."
While there have been 50 reports of cord failures in Australia, none have caused a fire or injury, she added.
Microsoft has said it will arrange for a replacement set to be supplied to affected users.
Microsoft will provide one power cord replacement free of charge for each eligible Surface Pro device. Furthermore, no proof of damage is required to receive a replacement. For customers that own more than one Surface Pro device, a replacement order must be submitted for each one.
D'Ambrosio said: "The Microsoft Surface Tablets are very popular devices and thousands of Victorians will have them. It's important that they stop using the power cord immediately and contact Microsoft to arrange a replacement."
Victoria's independent regulator for electrical safety, Energy Safe Victoria, is liaising with Microsoft over the product recall.
Users can check if their device is affected by the issue on Microsoft's dedicated web page. Australia-specific information is provided at the ACCC website, which says affacted users can contact Microsoft by calling 1300 956 757.
Image credit: Microsoft
Apple recalls some Australian AC adapters over shock risk
Microsoft Surface 3 4G hits Australia this month
Microsoft finally launches Surface Pro in Australia
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New Microsoft Surface + Lumia devices to hit Australia before Christmas
Me 25/01/2016 At 10:57 am
I've got a Surface Pro and Surface Pro 3. I've submitted both. Thanks for the post.
Matthews 25/01/2016 At 11:03 am
I thought it was a rubbish design when mine failed.
I just started using the cheap and nasty spare I kept on my work desk should have sent it back.
Phg 25/01/2016 At 11:22 am
I never considered it might be a design fault when my SP3 power chord also failed about 6 months ago.
Aaron 27/01/2016 At 2:19 pm
Great post, I probably wouldn't have known about this otherwise. In my case I use the docking station 99% of the time as my SP3 lives on my desk at work. The power adaptor lives in a drawer at home for those odd times I take the Surface home. I think I've used it probably three times in the last year, so not a lot.
Sean B 28/01/2016 At 3:23 pm
We have a Surface Pro, with a docking station. They have exactly the same cord (e.g., without the strain relief).
Microsoft will only replace the one for the Surface Pro, not the docking station. Even the guy on the phone said it was ludicrous.


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Das Olympiapark-Amateurstadion von Hertha BSC (offiziell: Stadion auf dem Wurfplatz) wurde am 29. Juli 2004 eröffnet. Es befindet sich im Berliner Ortsteil Westend, unweit des Olympiastadions in der Friedrich-Friesen-Allee, an der Stelle des ehemaligen Wurfplatzes des Deutschen Sportforums auf dem Olympiagelände.

Seit 2021 nutzt die Regionalligamannschaft der VSG Altglienicke das Amateurstadion, da das eigene Stadion in Altglienicke nicht regionalligatauglich ist. Während der Fußball-Weltmeisterschaft 2006 trainierte die deutsche Fußballnationalmannschaft im Stadion. Von 2010 bis 2018 fand das Finale im DFB-Junioren-Vereinspokal im Amateurstadion statt, jeweils am Nachmittag direkt vor dem DFB-Pokalfinale. Berlin Thunder aus der ELF trug 2021 seine ersten beiden Spiele hier aus, bevor das Team in den Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark umzog. Der Berliner Rugby Club nutzte die Spielstätte zeitweise ebenfalls für seine Partien.

Ausstattung
Das Amateurstadion bietet Platz für 5400 Zuschauer. Neben den 4300 Stehplätzen gibt es 1100 Sitzplätze, davon sind 750 überdacht. Es verfügt über eine Beregnungsanlage und ein für Fernsehübertragungen geeignetes Flutlicht. Das Amateurstadion ist die Heimspielstätte der zweiten Herren-Mannschaft von Hertha BSC und weiterer Nachwuchsmannschaften (hauptsächlich U19 und U17) des Clubs. Zu Spielen mit größerem Zuschauerinteresse zieht Hertha BSC II in den Friedrich-Ludwig-Jahn-Sportpark im Bezirk Pankow um. Zur Anlage gehört ein moderner Tribünentrakt, der insgesamt acht Kabinen und einen kleinen Kiosk beherbergt. Durch diesen Teil des Ensembles ist es möglich, insgesamt vier Spiele auf dem Olympiagelände gleichzeitig stattfinden zu lassen. Das Stadion verfügt über Trainingsbeleuchtung, eine Beregnungsanlage und weist dieselben Maße auf, wie das benachbarte Olympiastadion und die beiden Trainingsplätze der Hertha-Profis auf dem Schenckendorff-Platz (105 m × 68 m).

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Berlin-Westend
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Fußballstadion in Berlin
Fußballstadion in Europa
Erbaut in den 2000er Jahren
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Rocky Mountain High School Grizzlies
5A District III 5A Southern Idaho Conference West
Colors: Purple, Black & White
Head Coach: Chris Culig (4th season)
Scott Criner, offensive coordinator/quarterbacks
Eric Fillmore, offensive line
Colin Domene, full backs/tight ends
Mark Criner, linebackers
Tim Souza, receivers/special teams
Tim Stanley, co-defensive coordinator/linebackers
Jacob Pele, defensive Line
Glenn Humphries, director of operations
Lamont Oliver, running backs
Kaleo Nawahine, defensive backs
Jordan Erickson, RB/WR, Sr. (Second-Team All-SIC)
Landon Albert, LB, Sr. (First-Team All-State/All SIC)
Brayden Rundell, DB/LB, Sr. (Honorable Mention SIC)
Ty Tanner, RB/LB, Sr. (Second-Team All-SIC FB)
Braden Valentine, DL, Sr. (Second-Team All-SIC)
Photo By Loren Orr - #1 Jordan Erickson
Written by Wayne Dzubak
Rocky Mountain entered the 2019 season as the reigning state champion and seemed destined for a repeat title.
The Grizzlies' 12-0 2018 championship season was followed by a 10-0 start in 2019, but disaster quickly struck in the playoffs. The Rigby Trojans, eventual 5A state champions, thumped the Grizzlies 31-9, ending Rocky's 22-game win streak and the Grizzlies' repeat bid.
Rocky Mountain now sits at 22-1 over the last two seasons. Fourth-year head coach Chris Culig said he expects 2020 to be a continuation of his squad's expected dominance.
"Our offensive line should be more athletic with length and overall size, and our defensive will be extremely fast and bigger than last year," he said.
Rocky Mountain lost some key players to graduation but has no less than 10 players returning who received 2019 postseason recognition. Among them is linebacker Landon Albert who earned first-team All-State and SIC honors.
"We have tremendous talent in our top 14 players," Culig said. "However, we lack some depth so staying healthy will be a key."
Defensive back Brayden Rundell, defensive lineman Zack Black, defensive lineman Jarell Lucas and Albert are all three-year starters. Defensive back Xander Nawahine, defensive back Trevor VanGerpen and Brayden Valentine also started every game last year, so Culig has a core of experience he can unleash in 2020. All six received 2019 postseason recognition on a defense that yielded just 18.6 points per game.
Offensively, Rocky Mountain averaged more than 36 points per game in 2019 and Culig has challenged his 2020 team to focus on more points per possession and protecting the football.
"We'll have the ability to run and throw the ball with a skilled group of receivers, running backs and quarterback Kobe Warr."
Running back Jordan Erickson, who earned second-team All-SIC in 2019 will be the Grizzlies' main running threat. Erickson is hoping to take advantage of the one coaching change the Grizzlies made this year in new offensive line coach Eric Fillmore.
"(He's') one of the best offensive line coaches I've been around in 30 years of coaching and I'm excited to have him with us," Culig said.


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Ray Sciberras (Cospicua, 27 december 1962) is een Maltees componist, muziekpedagoog en dirigent.

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Sciberras kreeg zijn eerste muzieklessen als lid van het plaatselijke harmonieorkest. Later studeerde hij muziektheorie, harmonie, contrapunt, fuga, orkestratie en muziekgeschiedenis bij Charles Zammit en Carmelo Pace. Vervolgens studeerde hij compositie bij Pawlu Grech. Hij studeerde met een studiebeurs ook compositie aan het London College of Music te Londen.

Als dirigent is hij tegenwoordig verbonden aan de Maltese harmonieorkesten Maria Mater Gratiae in Żabbar, St. Gaetan in Ħamrun, St. George's Band in Cospicua, St. Mary Band in Mosta en The Beland Band in Żejtun. Met de Beland Band nam hij al een tiental CD's op.

Als muziekpedagoog is hij werkzaam aan het De La Salle College in de regio Cottonera.

Op basis van zijn betrekkingen tot vele harmonieorkesten van Malta schrijft hij zijn meeste composities voor dit medium. Hij componeerde tientallen indrukwekkende 'Marche Funebre' doodsmarsen die overal op Malta gespeeld worden tijdens de beroemde Goede Vrijdag processies. Bekende concertwerken voor harmonieorkesten zijn onder meer Silhouette, Dance of the Goblins ...

Met zijn werk Invitation and Dance voor klarinet en piano won hij de 1e prijs bij de compositiewedstrijd van de Brits auteursrechtvereniging te Londen en bij de Society of Arts Manufacture and Commerce contest in 1992. Naast zijn originele werken voor harmonieorkest schreef hij missen en gewijde muziek, werken voor koren, vocale en kamermuziek.

Ray Sciberras staat in Malta aangeschreven als een van de meest toonaangevende hedendaagse componisten.

Composities

Werken voor orkest
 1991 Serenade for Strings, voor strijkorkest

Werken voor harmonieorkest

Concertwerken

Feestelijke marsen
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 Processiemarsen

 Treurmarsen

 Missen, oratoria, cantates en gewijde muziek
 Missen en gewijde muziek
 1994 Salve Regina 1995 Tantum Ergo in Re 1997 Messa Tota Pulchra 2002 Missa Brevis Gratia Plena 2002 Christus 2002 Antifona Sebh Lit-Trinita Qaddisa 2002 Missa Brevis Gratias Tibi Deus 2002 Noffrulek Qima u Hajr 2002 O Misteru Tas-Smewwiet 2002 Hallelujah 2003 O Sagrament Divin 2004 Magnificat 2007 Ave Maria 2007 Jien Hu l-Hobz Tal-Hajja Hymnes
 1994 Omm Beltna - Cospicua 1998 Madonna Tal-Grazzja - Zabbar 2002 Marija Bambina - Naxxar 2002 San Piju X - Santa Lucija 2002 Santa Marija - Attard 2002 San Guzepp - Cospicua 2003 Santae Elena - Birkirkara 2003 Santa Tereza - Cospicua 2004 Fil-Kuruna Dehbiena fuq Rasek - Cospicua 2005 Lill-Patruna tal-Belt Beland 2006 Lil San Gorg Martri - Qormi 2007 Assumpta Mater Nostra - Sta. Marija Mosta 2007 Kewkba Tiddi Ta Pajjizna 2008 Sabiha 2009 Int Madonna Tax-Xlukkajri 2009 Innu Lil San Pietru Oratoria
 1995 Tu Es Petrus- Birzebbugia 1995 Tislima Lil San Gejtanu - Hamrun 1998 Lil San Filep- Zebbug 2002 Gawhra Prezzjuza - Qormi 2002 ls-Sejha -Hal Safi 2005 Dawl fuq is-Sinaj - Zejtun Cantates
 2001 Bi Twelidek Rebbahtna-Naxxar 2001 Maria Mater Gratiae-Zabbar 2002 Maria - H`Attard 2003 II-Ghid ta` L-Assunta - Mosta 2004 Ave Maria Regina Et Mater- Cospicua 2007 Tifhir lil Kristu Sultan li tana lil Dun Gorg 2008 Innu Lil Marija Assunta 2009 Filep Werken voor koren
 1990 The Peaceful Sun Chorale, voor gemengd koor
 1991 Silence Within Chorale, voor gemengd koor
 1992 Remember Madrigal, voor gemengd koor
 1993 Unity Chorale, voor gemengd koor

 Liederen
 1998 Ghanja taae Sebh 1998 Il-Belt Cospicua 2000 Ghanjietna 2003 Ghanja mill-Qalb 2005 Jidwi Lehnek Banda Beland, voor zangstem en harmonieorkest
 2006 L-Ghanja Mostija 2007 Bl-Akbar Ferh 2007 Fittxu L-Ewwel Saltnet Alla 2008 Doqqu Qniepen Tar-Rotunda 2008 Grajjietna 2008 Sliem Qaddis Tal-Karita` 2008 Fl-Ghanja Maghquda 2009 Min Jaf Kif Qabzet Qalbek 2009 Dit-Tislima Ghalik Marija A Dream ln-Nies li taf Inhobbok Ma Li kieku jiena nistaae Meant to be One Flame One Light Kamermuziek
 1990 Five Two-Part Inventions 1991 Brass Quintet, koperkwintet
 1991 Invitation and Dance, voor klarinet en piano
 1992 Fantasia, voor viool en piano
 1992 Dialogue, voor hobo en hoorn
 1992 Polygon, voor twee dwarsfluiten
 1993 Prelude, Nocturne and March, voor piano, klarinet en trompet
 1993 Strijkkwartet nr. 1 1993 Duo, voor viool en altviool
 1993 Sketch, voor 3 trompetten
 2005 Tanglible Illusions, voor klarinetkwartet

 Werken voor piano
 1990 Five Bagatelles 1991 Five Little Pieces Filmmuziek
 Anno Domini XXXIII''

Externe link
  Officiële internetpagina

Christelijke muziek
20e-eeuws componist
21e-eeuws componist
Maltees componist


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MD Sheng-Po Hao
SKH, Fu-Jen University, Taiwan
Sheng-Po Hao, MD, FACS, FICS is Professor and Chairman of the Department of Otolaryngology of Shin Kong Wu Ho-Su Memorial Hospital and Program Director of Otolaryngology in Fu Jen Catholic University in Taiwan.
Dr. Hao is a specialist in both head and neck cancer surgery and skull base surgery. He has published hundreds of articles and book chapters on the subjects.
Dr. Hao was the 2014 Myers' International Lecturer on Head and Neck Oncology, the 2017 Nikhil Bhatt MD International Public Service Awardee and currently serves as the Chair of the International Advisory Board in AAOHNSF.
Dr. Hao gave lectures in several international meetings including keynote lecture in 2013 Seoul International Federation of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery (IFOS). He also gave courses and workshops and taught all over the world. He was visiting professor in some distinguished university, such as Yale, University of Pittsburgh and Seoul National University.
Dr. Hao is a reviewer in more than 30 SCI journals, and serves as editorial board member in the Laryngoscope, Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery and European Archives of Otolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery.
Dr. Hao steps down from the President of Asia Oceania Otorhinolaryngology, Head and Neck Surgery Societies in January, 2019. Dr. Hao is also the founding President of Taiwan Head and Neck Society and the past President of Taiwan Skull Base Society. He is also the founding President and currently the Secretary General of Asian Society of Head and Neck Oncology. Dr. Hao serves in both Head and Neck Committee and Nominating Committee in IFOS. He is now the Taiwan representative and recognized as one of the 16 "Master of Head & Neck Surgery" in 2018 in International Federation of Head and Neck Oncological Societies.