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A lot has changed since Hurricane Michael hit our area in October. Recovery progress is being made as we continue to see debris piles removed and structures repaired. This area is a prime for-hire charter, headboat, and guide fishing area drawing recreational anglers from all parts of the country every year. As a result of the severe devastation many charter, headboats, and guide boats were damaged. Some were completely lost, others were severely damaged to the point where it may be months before they are back in service, and some had damage but able to operate now. In addition, many of the marinas where these boats operate from suffered severe damage. It will take months to repair these marinas resulting in limited areas to operate from. Several organizations are working to provide assistance.
The National Association of Charter-boat Operators (NACO) with help from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is providing assistance to all Florida State and Federal Licensed For Hire Charter and Headboat owners, operators, and crewmembers affected by Hurricane Michael from Steinhatchee, FL to Panama City Beach, FL.
NACO has many Florida members. It is a 501 (c)(6) non-profit membership association representing Charterboat and Headboat owners and operators across the Nation. NACO and the International Game Fish Association (IGFA) have partnered to provide some financial help to those in the most need due to the impacts of Hurricane Michael. The IFGA is a 501 (c)(3) charitable organization and they have created the Worldwide Anglers Relief Fund (WARF). The IGFA collects donations for this fund to be distributed to those anglers in most need of financial help due to disasters in their area. The IGFA contacted NACO a few days after Hurricane Michael devastated much of the Panhandle area to join with them to distribute these funds. In addition, NACO is seeking financial donations to add to the WARF funds and have those funds sent to the IGFA so they may be tax deductible depending on jurisdiction.
To receive assistance, complete an application electronically or fax the form to NACO at 877-263-8548. NACO established a review committee of 3 NACO Board Members who will review the Applications to find those in most need of receiving funds. You do not have to be a member of NACO to receive help – you just need to have been working in the for-hire charter, headboat, or guide industry in the affected areas of Michael.
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2018-19Regular SeasonRound 12
Olympiacos Piraeus 88
Anadolu Efes Istanbul 81
Local time: 18:45 PEACE AND FRIENDSHIP STADIUM
Olympiacos outlasts Efes in a thriller
Olympiacos Piraeus grabbed its third consecutive home win by edging Anadolu Efes Istanbul 88-81 on Thursday in a fourth-quarter comeback. Olympiacos improved to 7-5 in the standings to retain fifth place while Efes dropped to 8-4 in fourth. Axel Toupane led the winners with 19 points off the bench. Nikola Milutinov added 15 while Georgios Printezis, Zach LeDay and Janis Strelnieks each had 10 for Olympiacos. Printezis added 11 rebounds for a double-double. Vasilije Micic led Efes with 24 points. Shane Larkin added 20 for the guests. <7p<
Milutinov got Olympiacos going with an alley-oop layup and a jump hook, while Strelnieks and Printezis helped stake a 10-2 lead. Efes called timeout, but Milutinov kept going with consecutive inside baskets and Printezis added a turnaround floater that made it a 12-point game, 16-4. Kostas Papanikolaou followed a triple with a layup before Nigel Williams-Goss added a fastbreak basket at 23-8 before Krunoslav Simon and Tibor Pleiss cut the Efes deficit to 25-12 after 10 minutes. Three-pointers by Adrien Moerman and Larkin sparked a 2-12 run that ended with Bryant Dunston's dunk brining Efes within 27-24 early in the second quarter. LeDay and Moerman traded triples and Milutinov downed an alley-oop slam before three-pointers by Toupane and Williams-Goss gave the Reds fresh air at 40-33. Micic tried to change things for Efes, but Toupane hit twice again from deep to make it 48-41. Micic's triple and Larkin's buzzer-beating jumper fixed the halftime score at 48-46. A three-pointer by James Anderson and back-to-back layups by Larkin gave Efes its first lead, 50-53, soon after the break. Moerman and Micic, from way downtown, soon boosted Efes's margin to 55-61. Vassilis Spanoulis and Milutinov revived Olympiacos until a three-pointer by Papanikolaou tied the score, but Micic answered in kind to keep Efes up 65-68 after 30 minutes. Simon sank a triple for a 66-73 advantage early in the fourth quarter. Spanoulis and Toupane answered with their own in an 8-0 run that gave Olympiacos a new lead at 74-73. A dunk by Micic turned the game into a thriller, 79-79, with 3 minutes left, before Toupane swished a jumper and LeDay dunked for an 83-79 Olympiacos lead. Efes struggled to score when it mattered most, and free throws by Strelnieks sealed the outcome, 85-80, with 18.6 seconds remaining.
Pivotal performer
Milutinov was a dominant force in the paint, finishing the game with 15 points on 7-of-7 two-point shooting. He pulled down 6 of his 9 rebounds on the offensive end and had a game-high performance index rating of 24.
Game-changing moment
With the game tied at 79-79, Toupane downed a five-meter jumper, Micic missed from downtown and Strelnieks send an over-the-head assist to LeDay for a big slam. Olympiacos led 83-79 with 2 minutes left and free throws allowed the Reds to keep full control until the final buzzer.
Stellar stat
Rebounds made the difference in this game. Olympiacos outrebounded Efes by 41-26, pulling down 18 on the offensive end. That allowed Olympiacos to make more shots (68) than Efes (63) and take almost twice as many free throw attempts (Olympiacos 15, Efes 8) than the visitors.
Those 18 offensive rebounds by Olympiacos are a season-high for the Greek powerhouse. The Reds had not pulled so many offensive rebounds in a home game since their 18 against Efes in Game 1 of the 2017 Playoffs on April 19, 2017.
Next game:
In Round 9, the first of two games per team next week, Olympiacos visits FC Barcelona Lassa on Tuesday in a rematch of the 1997 and 2010 continental finals. Efes welcomes Buducnost VOLI Podgorica to Istanbul the same night.
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Referees: HIERREZUELO, DANIEL; PATERNICO, CARMELO; HORDOV, TOMISLAV
Olympiacos Piraeus 25 23 17 23
Anadolu Efes Istanbul 12 34 22 13
Olympiacos Piraeus
3 WILLIAMS-GOSS, NIGEL 19:19 5 1/5 1/4 1 3 4 4 1 1 2 8
6 TOUPANE, AXEL 21:44 19 2/3 4/6 3/4 1 1 2 3 2 16
7 SPANOULIS, VASSILIS 20:27 10 3/6 1/5 1/2 1 1 2 5 1 3 2 1 3 7
10 TIMMA, JANIS 3:49 1 1 1 1 1
11 MILUTINOV, NIKOLA 26:13 15 7/7 1/3 6 3 9 1 1 3 1 2 24
13 STRELNIEKS, JANIS 23:51 10 3/4 0/3 4/4 4 1 1 3 3 10
14 VEZENKOV, SASHA 3:38 0/2 1 1 2 1 -1
15 PRINTEZIS, GEORGIOS 27:49 10 5/9 0/2 3 8 11 2 1 1 1 1 1 18
16 PAPANIKOLAOU, KOSTAS 28:11 9 1/1 2/4 1/2 2 5 7 1 2 2 2 2 14
17 MANTZARIS, VANGELIS 2:50 1 1 -2
31 BOGRIS, GEORGIOS 0:10 1 -1
32 LEDAY, ZACH 21:59 10 2/3 2/4 1 1 2 1 1 4 1 5
Totals 200:00 88 24/40 10/28 10/15 18 23 41 20 7 13 2 5 16 16 101
Head coach: BLATT, DAVID
Anadolu Efes Istanbul
0 LARKIN, SHANE 30:29 20 7/10 2/6 3 3 1 1 1 2 3 18
1 BEAUBOIS, RODRIGUE DNP - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
4 BALBAY, DOGUS 5:54 0/1 1 -2
6 BIRSEN, METECAN DNP - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
12 MOTUM, BROCK 6:22 4 2/5 3 3 1 2 1
18 MOERMAN, ADRIEN 33:38 9 0/2 3/4 8 8 4 2 2 2 2 4 22
19 TUNCER, BUGRAHAN 4:41 0/1 0/1 1 1 -2
21 PLEISS, TIBOR 12:40 4 2/4 0/1 2 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 5
22 MICIC, VASILIJE 35:17 24 5/6 4/7 2/2 1 1 6 5 3 3 22
23 ANDERSON, JAMES 23:51 8 1/1 1/3 3/4 3 3 11
42 DUNSTON, BRYANT 27:04 4 2/4 5 5 1 1 2 5 6
44 SIMON, KRUNOSLAV 20:04 8 2/3 1/4 1/2 1 2 3 1 1 1 2 7
Totals 200:00 81 21/36 11/27 6/8 6 20 26 16 6 11 5 2 16 16 88
Head coach: ATAMAN, ERGIN
BLATT, DAVID
"We were dominating the game and Efes just made a great comeback, like the quality team they are. They took the lead by 6 or 7 points, if I not mistaken, but we didn't put our head down. We kept fighting, got some stops and made some plays on the offensive end and found the way to win. I really think that the key thing was the soccer fans got to the game. They hadn't made it yet in the first half, because of the weather and traffic. And suddenly, in the second half, everybody showed up and it was an amazing lift for the team, and I thank them. I never talk about guys when they are missing. It is not right, every team misses players. Today, Efes missed Beaubois. Every team misses players, but the games that we lost were games that we were missing Axel Toupane or Strelnieks, and that had an impact on our game. We have to fight through it and find a way; that's the key."
ATAMAN, ERGIN
"It was a typical good EuroLeague game. For us, Rodrigue Beaubois's injury disturbed us. We had to change our strategy in the last minutes. We had to change everything and started the game terrible, with very low tempo. We didn't find our rhythm. Then, with some changes, we found the balance in our game and came back to the game in the final part of the second quarter. I think that in the second half, we played good basketball but we gave them 18 offensive rebounds. That, for me, was the key to our loss in this game in the last minutes. And of course, Axel Toupane had an extra performance on offense tonight, because he had averaged 5 or 6 points until now and had 19 points tonight, with some incredible three-point shots. In the last 2 minutes of the game, it was tied but we picked up some turnovers and missed some free throws, and Olympiacos won the game. Congratulations to them."
MILUTINOV, NIKOLA
"The second quarter was a disaster for us, very bad defensively and offensively, and they punished us because they are a very good team. We were more concentrated in the second half. We played better and, especially. we played well in the last minutes when it was most important. In the end, we won this game and it means a lot to us. All that matters is to win the game, but it is also nice to win this way."
TOUPANE, AXEL
"I am trying to give energy to the team coming off the bench. I am just trying to get in and be aggressive. Being a professional basketball player is a great job, but it is not always easy. There is a lot of stuff going on but you have to be focused on yourself and what you can control. Whether you play a lot or not, you have to get in and play with the same energy."
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Q: range of sum of cosines of angles of a triangle using vectors? If $\vec{a}$, $\vec{b}$ and $\vec{c}$ are sides of a triangle then what will the range of sum of cosines of angles of a triangle. I know that the range is $(1,\frac{3}{2})$. I can approach the answer using trigonometry but have no idea how to get this result using vectors.
someone please tell me what to do. Please give me a solution.

A: The upper bound can be obtained as follows:
Let $O$ be the origin of vectors, $\vec{OA}, \vec{OB}, \vec{OC}$ three unit vectors such that $\angle (\vec{OA}, \vec{OB}) = \alpha, \angle(\vec{OB}, \vec{OC}) = \beta$. Then
\begin{align*}
(\vec{OA} + \vec{OB} + \vec{OC})^2 &\geq 0  \\
3 + 2\cos \alpha + 2\cos \beta + 2\cos(\alpha + \beta) \geq 0
\end{align*}
and hence
$$\cos \alpha + \cos \beta + \cos(\alpha + \beta) \geq -\frac{3}{2}$$
Since this is true for all $\alpha, \beta$, letting $\alpha = 180^\circ - A, \beta = 180^\circ - B$, we get
\begin{align*}
-\cos A - \cos B + \cos(360^\circ - (A+B)) &\geq -\frac{3}{2} \\
-\cos A - \cos B + \cos(180^\circ + C) &\geq -\frac{3}{2} \\
-\cos A - \cos B -\cos C  &\geq -\frac{3}{2} \\
\cos A + \cos B + \cos C &\leq \frac{3}{2}
\end{align*}

A: Here's a full solution:
Use the identity $\cos A+\cos B+\cos C =1+\frac{r}{R}$ where $r$ is the inradius and $R$ is the circumradius. The Euler inequality is
$$\frac{R}{r}\ge 2\implies 1+\frac{r}{R}\le \frac{3}{2}$$
Clearly, $$\frac{r}{R}> 0$$
Which is where the lower bound comes from. You can show it's tight pretty easily.

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Виктор Иванович Эртель (1833—1895) — генерал-лейтенант, участник русско-турецкой войны 1877—1878 годов.

Биография
Родился 11 ноября 1833 года. Образование получил в Павловском кадетском корпусе, Образцовом полку и Елисаветградском офицерском кавалерийском училище. Выпущен 26 мая 1849 года корнетом.

Служил в Харьковском уланском полку и последовательно получил чины поручика (5 апреля 1851 года), штабс-ротмистра (12 ноября 1857 года), ротмистра (26 января 1860 года), майора (24 июня 1863 года) и подполковника (27 марта 1867 года), командовал в полку эскадроном и дивизионом.

18 января 1870 года Эртель был назначен начальником Тверского кавалерийского юнкерского училища и 13 июня 1870 года получил чин полковника.

27 июня 1875 года Эртель получил в командование 4-й уланский Харьковский полк, во главе которого в 1877—1878 годах находился в Болгарии и принимал участие в русско-турецкой войне. Сражался под Плевной и за сражение 19 августа 1877 года он 8 декабря был награждён золотой саблей с надписью «За храбрость».

13 июня 1881 года Эртель был произведён в генерал-майоры и назначен командиром 1-й бригады 5-й кавалерийской дивизии. С 7 августа 1883 года являлся начальником 3-й бригады кавалерийского запаса.

1 апреля 1893 года Эртель был произведён в генерал-лейтенанты с увольнением от службы за болезнью, с мундиром и пенсией.

Скончался 27 апреля 1895 года в Москве, похоронен в Санкт-Петербурге на .

Награды
Среди прочих наград Эртель имел ордена:
 Орден Святой Анны 2-й степени (1873 год)
 Орден Святого Владимира 4-й степени (1876 год)
 Золотая сабля с надписью «За храбрость» (8 декабря 1877 года)
 Орден Святого Владимира 3-й степени с мечами (1877 год)
 Орден Святого Станислава 1-й степени (1885 год)
 Орден Святой Анны 1-й степени (1892 год)

Примечания

Источники
 Альбовский Е. История Харьковского полка. — Минск, 1897. — С. 399, 409, 440.
 Волков С. В. Генералитет Российской империи : Энциклопедический словарь генералов и адмиралов от Петра I до Николая II. — Т. 2: Л—Я. — М., 2009. — С. 802—803. — ISBN 978-5-9524-4167-5
 Исмаилов Э. Э. Золотое оружие с надписью «За храбрость». Списки кавалеров 1788—1913. — М., 2007. — С. 299, 524. — ISBN 978-5-903473-05-2
 Список генералам по старшинству. Составлен по 1 сентября 1892 года. — СПб., 1892. — С. 428.
 Петербургский некрополь. — Т. 4 (С—Ө). — СПб., 1913. — С. 654.

Участники Русско-турецкой войны (1877—1878)
Начальники Тверского кавалерийского училища
Генерал-лейтенанты (Российская империя)
Похороненные на Никольском кладбище Александро-Невской лавры

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Reliving Trauma by Mourning "Bad" Deaths
It was something like: "Ooooowhoawoahoooo!" The exact sound is impossible to convey in writing, but I can still hear it.
"Ooooowhoawoahoooo! Ooooowhoawoahoooo! Ooooowhoawoahoooo!"
My grandfather – my beloved Degushka -- the strong, stubborn, handsome, well-coiffed, impeccably attired, intimidating and often-argumentative man who I admired and idolized despite his prominent character flaws, was bellowing.
The chaotic chorus of "Ooooowhoawoahoooo!" was thunderous yet muffled. I called for him. In quickfire Russian, he warned me to hide, too. "They are coming! They have killed my sister and my mother! They will kill us all!"
Terrifying, but not delusional. His mother and sister were brutally murdered some seven decades ago in Belarus. Though on a quiet street in a Western Massachusetts suburb in the mid-1980s it would have struck any other passer-by as the ranting of madman, even though nobody else understood what he was saying.
As a tween and young teen, I volleyed between my parents' house, about a mile-and-a-half away, and my grandparents' house. I forget why I was headed there, that day at that time. It was an otherwise mundane day that had gone -- by any middle-class suburban American standard existing at the time -- mad.
Deugshka was hiding under his car parked in the driveway, supine, legs straight, right arm crossed over left as if he were preparing to accept communion or his body readied for funeral and burial in the Russian Orthodox Church.
It was one of those moments. When I first learned the term posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) on the TV news, it referred to soldiers in the Vietnam War. As I came to understand it, I realized my grandfather was having a flashback, another term that had taken on a very different meaning in my social education. It wasn't the first time I'd witnessed something like this, and certainly not the last. But feeling exposed on the driveway, even though nobody reacted, made me self-conscious. Already I was an outsider in this world of WASPs and other people who had no connection to the generation of their family that first arrived in America. Now this.
I was frustrated, scared and worst of all helpless. What could I possibly do? Get the keys and attempt to slowly roll back the car, hoping he didn't budge? Attempt to drag him out? None of this was feasible. The episode, like all others, passed, but the impact was forever imprinted.
In the last years of her life, my Babushka, my mother's mother, entered trancelike states where she would moan in a somber, steady stream of cries of and gasps for breath. The sound was similar to her husband's "Ooooowhoawoahoooo!" but heavier and more sorrowful. In a PTSD flashback, she was mourning the deaths of her three young sons and countless close relatives and friends who died during my mother's early childhood.
In all the years my maternal grandparents underwent tests for various medical conditions, not a single doctor ever mentioned PTSD.
With my mother, there also is no talk of PTSD, no mention of survivor's guilt or survivor's syndrome, which clearly is the root of her anxiety and stress related to what might otherwise be considered normal circumstances or situations. My mother feels guilty for surviving when her three brothers and peers perished. The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, published by the American Psychiatric Association, removed survivor guilt as a specific diagnosis and redefined it as a significant symptom of PTSD. Regardless, my mother clearly suffers from both yet has never been treated for either.
So much of what is relived in these PTSD flashbacks manifests in concert with Russian Orthodox rituals and traditions and/or superstitions surrounding the complex mourning process.
Both the deliberate practices and the flashbacks play out like a dark fairytale. As a child I felt that the mourning in these PTSD episodes was a call back for the dead, as if somehow reliving the traumatic experience might reverse the outcome of the tragedy that claimed their lives.
In Russian folk tradition, death can be reversible and is related to sleep, a state in which one can experience the "other world" and return to tell about it. A couple of years after finding my Degushka bellowing under his car, I witnessed what my grandmother described as "crossing over" after a near-death experience. She called my parents' house in the days of landlines, her voice muted and fading. I knew something was wrong. "Come quickly," she said calmly. I stormed into the patio and ran into the house. The door was unlocked. She was nowhere. I rushed to the basement, where another time I found her laying in a pool of blood after she cracked her head in a tumble down the stairs. She was nowhere. I panicked. I ran back into the patio. She was laying on a sofa, still but faintly breathing, I think. In shock, I sat there, holding her hand. She awoke, describing how she'd walked through a green meadow and saw her mother, siblings, sons and others who told her "It's not your time yet, Alexandra Dmitrieva."
Russian folk tradition considers it a "good" death or "their own" when someone dies in old age surrounded by family, and a "bad" death or "not their own" when they die early, generally from murder, suicide, sickness or in war. My mother and her parents lost nearly every loved one to "bad" death during her early childhood at the hands of Stalin, The Nazis and the Belarusian Partisans. In Russian folklore, the soul is depicted as small and childlike, and sometimes as having wings and flying. It's unsurprising that mother claims to have seen angels singing above her brother's body during his funeral.
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Labels: Belarusian Partisans, Hitler, mourning, murder, Nazis, psychology, PTSD, Russian Orthodox, Stalin, Survivor's Guilt, The Great Purge, World War II
Flashback: The Trauma of Survival
"Miss Goo-rell?" the nurse called, tapping me on the shoulder as I circled the cramped family waiting room at Baystate Medical Center, focused on the surge of pain from tearing deep into my cuticle creating a little pool of blood, a practice I'd honed for coping with hospital-wait anxiety.
I jumped to face her. "It's Gur ..." I stopped myself from needlessly correcting her pronunciation.
"Yes, I'm Natasha Gural. Luba (LYU-bah) Gural's daughter. Is my mother …"
The nurse looked at me strangely and carefully, as if my face had been replaced by a Magritte apple. This constant discomfort I feel in my birth city, where I over-analyze every action of people who choose to expend as little mental energy as possible to get by, particularly at this hospital, is compounded by fear of what she will say next.
"Your mother is fine, medically speaking. The procedure went well and she is awake," despite what sounded like good news, her troubled expression intensified.
"OK … So can I see her?"
"Well, normally we do not let anyone into the recovery room immediately post-op, but she is calling for you. We don't know what she is saying, but we think she is calling for you."
"OK! She's OK?"
"Yes, medically. But she is awake, and I suppose alert, but she seems to be in some kind of shock and she seems to be calling for you. We cannot understand how or why she is awake. She should be sleeping for hours …"
My mother's hyper-sensitivity to sedatives and narcotics is bested only by her ability to remain awake on any dose, even as she experiences every other known side effect. I suspect it's a defense mechanism.
I follow the nurse through giant doors clearly marked to fend off non-staff. I hear my mother. It sounds like a little girl, a voice I'd never heard, but one I'd imagined.
"Natashenka! Natashenka! Natashenka!" she half-cried-half-screamed as she alternated between English and Russian, both in that haunting childlike voice.
"I'm here, Mom," I said, holding her hand.
"They are trying to kill me," she said in what must have been an attempt at a whisper. "You have to get me out of here. Look: All the other people are dead! They are laying here dead!"
Every other patient was sound asleep on a cot, some young, some old, all attached to monitors and stuck with needles. All were expected to survive after a few hours following their operations, or else they'd have been whisked downstairs to ICU. But to my mother, the pale, motionless faces were corpses, on their last earthly journey from gurney to grave.
To the typical Baystate employee, my mother's behavior was irrational, beyond their comprehension and control. That's why they called in the expert: her daughter, the only one who might be able to perform where Valium conked out. Save for the odd orderly who experienced combat, nobody passing through those daunting doors could possibly understand how terror triumphed over IV-induced catatonia.
Though I had no means of calming her, I could at least empathize. Was I better off pretending she was correct and promising that I was going to get her out before they killed her, or should I try to draw her back to the start of the 21st century in the United States?
I knew exactly what she meant about the dead bodies destined for a mass grave. As a young child, I had recurring nightmares of a death camp where I, too, lay in limbo as others had already gone cold and rigid. In my dream, I made every effort to appear dead as guards in long, tailored coats and peaked caps, circled around my intended deathbed. My horrific visions originated from the stories my mother's parents and other Great Purge and World War II civilian survivors shared in sharp detail, supplemented by my fascination with the dark side of my family's history.
My nightmares were born from my mother's real-life experience. I could only imagine how horrifying it was for her to relive that trauma, held captive in a cold, soulless depository of patients who were expected to lay lifelessly for a few hours offering the staff a respite from any interaction aside from gossiping about doctors, barking fried food orders to subordinates and creating a patient-less world through insufferable banal banter.
The nurse came by a few times, mainly to grumble that it'd be best if I could get my mother to sleep. "It's the best thing you can do for her." The countless shortcomings of the U.S. medical system are second only to its complete failure to recognize and identify the psychological needs of patients who were asked to fill out dozens of pages of paperwork, none inquiring into the unique background of a human being. There I was, the de-facto shrink-crisis manager-untrained Girl Friday left to deal with what the system isn't willing to address.
If I sound bitter or resentful, it's because I am. This is the same hospital where I was called upon to fill in where staff had failed, most notably when as a young teenager I was whisked from an ambulance that picked me up at school into an operating room and ICU with my mother's father, translating orders on how he breathe during a lucid trauma procedure following as car crash "it's a miracle he survived." That nurse tapped me on the shoulder in the same room where I learned my father was dying from undiagnosed-despite-all-the-right-tests Stage IV colon cancer metastasized to the liver. This is the same hospital my grandfather once escaped before discharge. The same hospital where both my mother's parents spent the cruelest of their dying days. I knew every hallway, every exit and every supply closet (since staff often don't bother with the basic needs of patients who can no longer speak).
No wonder I was treated as unpaid personnel. Besides being called upon to assist with my own family member's care, I'd once served as a translator in a language I barely claim proficiency when the emergency room supervisor said she couldn't find a German translator for a Polish man who had apparently broken his leg. Before I came along, they'd suspected he'd suffered a heart attack.
Labels: hospital, surgery, Survivor's Guilt, The Great Purge, trauma, World War II


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package com.oracle.truffle.llvm.nodes.impl.memory.load;

import com.oracle.truffle.api.dsl.NodeChild;
import com.oracle.truffle.api.dsl.Specialization;
import com.oracle.truffle.api.frame.VirtualFrame;
import com.oracle.truffle.api.interop.ForeignAccess;
import com.oracle.truffle.api.interop.Message;
import com.oracle.truffle.api.interop.TruffleObject;
import com.oracle.truffle.api.interop.UnknownIdentifierException;
import com.oracle.truffle.api.interop.UnsupportedMessageException;
import com.oracle.truffle.api.nodes.Node;
import com.oracle.truffle.api.profiles.DoubleValueProfile;
import com.oracle.truffle.llvm.nodes.impl.base.LLVMAddressNode;
import com.oracle.truffle.llvm.nodes.impl.base.floating.LLVMDoubleNode;
import com.oracle.truffle.llvm.nodes.impl.intrinsics.interop.ToLLVMNode;
import com.oracle.truffle.llvm.types.LLVMAddress;
import com.oracle.truffle.llvm.types.LLVMTruffleObject;
import com.oracle.truffle.llvm.types.memory.LLVMMemory;

@NodeChild(type = LLVMAddressNode.class)
public abstract class LLVMDoubleLoadNode extends LLVMDoubleNode {
    @Child protected Node foreignRead = Message.READ.createNode();
    @Child protected ToLLVMNode toLLVM = new ToLLVMNode();

    protected double doForeignAccess(VirtualFrame frame, LLVMTruffleObject addr) {
        try {
            int index = (int) (addr.getOffset() / LLVMDoubleNode.BYTE_SIZE);
            Object value = ForeignAccess.sendRead(foreignRead, frame, addr.getObject(), index);
            return toLLVM.convert(frame, value, double.class);
        } catch (UnknownIdentifierException | UnsupportedMessageException e) {
            throw new IllegalStateException(e);
        }
    }

    public abstract static class LLVMDoubleDirectLoadNode extends LLVMDoubleLoadNode {

        @Specialization
        public double executeDouble(LLVMAddress addr) {
            return LLVMMemory.getDouble(addr);
        }

        @Specialization
        public double executeDouble(VirtualFrame frame, LLVMTruffleObject addr) {
            return doForeignAccess(frame, addr);
        }

        @Specialization
        public double executeDouble(VirtualFrame frame, TruffleObject addr) {
            return executeDouble(frame, new LLVMTruffleObject(addr));
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    }

    public abstract static class LLVMDoubleProfilingLoadNode extends LLVMDoubleLoadNode {

        private final DoubleValueProfile profile = DoubleValueProfile.createRawIdentityProfile();

        @Specialization
        public double executeDouble(LLVMAddress addr) {
            double value = LLVMMemory.getDouble(addr);
            return profile.profile(value);
        }

        @Specialization
        public double executeDouble(VirtualFrame frame, LLVMTruffleObject addr) {
            return doForeignAccess(frame, addr);
        }

        @Specialization
        public double executeDouble(VirtualFrame frame, TruffleObject addr) {
            return doForeignAccess(frame, new LLVMTruffleObject(addr));
        }
    }

}

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I spent some time this morning at Lending Club, a peer-to-peer lending site that offers borrowers and lenders a chance to work outside the traditional banking system. I've been dabbling in some small lending there for a few years, having fallen upon an offer for $50 for signing up. I haven't made much money, but I've not lost money and I've learned a lot through the process.
Why do you need to borrow $2,000 when you state your income is $8,000 per month?
Wouldn't you rather wait for your vacation so you can pay cash? And do you really want to be making loan payments on a vacation for 36 (or 60!) months?
You don't know the interest rates on your credit cards? Why not? Can you not look them up? UGH!
Why are you asking for only $5,000 for debt consolidation when you show that you have $50,000 in debt?
When you say the reason that you want a loan is to "pay off debt," you do understand that this loan is just different debt, right? You won't be out of debt.
Now, there is not necessarily anything wrong with any of these situations. However, as a potential lender, I want to feel like I am loaning money to someone who has a decent grasp of financial issues. A lot of these loan applicants aren't showing their financial sense in their applications, and I'm left wondering if it just isn't a good application, or if they really don't have a good idea what is going on.
I've done OK with Lending Club, and I can see how it would be a decent way to earn higher than average interest rates. The only failures I've had were a few speculative notes that I bought on the trading market and I knew were likely to fail. Any experiences with Lending Club as a lender? What do you think?
I've not borrowed with Lending Club, though I am tempted just to see what happens. Have any of you borrowed from Lending Club? How was the process for you? Did you feel that you had a chance to present yourself in a positive light?
Share your experiences, folks...we're all learning.


Gonda (UP): Two minor sisters were today killed as a wall in their house collapsed in Tarabganj area here, police said.
The incident occurred this morning when Roshni (12) and her sister Nazreen (6) were sleeping in their house at Retadal Singh village. The duo died on the spot, police said.
Bodies of victims have been sent for postmortem, they said.


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Houten – bike city
2014-07-10 2019-03-15 | David Levinson
Houten, building on an old settlement, was initially planned as a city of 30,000 people where local transportation by bicycle is prioritized. Constructed from the 1960s onward as a reliever for Utrecht, it is connected by a short rail line with two stops in the town. Cars cannot cross the town, but can circumnavigate on a ring road (see attached map). The industrial and commercial sector is in the southwest of town, with good highway access. Though there is a good balance of jobs and workers, most residents work outside the town and most workers commute in, which is not surprising given its good connection with the rest of the Randstad. The architecture and feel of the place is otherwise very familiar to anyone who has visited a planned US, French, or UK new town from the same era (without the single family homes, most of the buildings are townhouses or apartments). Some 89 photos, mostly of Houten, can be seen on Flickr.
We toured it on bike one afternoon during the WSTLUR conference. (You may spot famous transportation educators in the photos.) Thanks much to the local officials who gave us the tour. These are my observations:
1. The center of town is the main train station (which was recently rebuilt). The number of tracks were increased and the station was elevated so it was easier to cross east-west.
2. Under the train station is an enormous bicycle parking facility: Fietstransferium.
3. There are many bike paths through town. Small humps are used to discourage cars, which are prohibited, and motor scooters and mopeds, which are as well, but seem common.
4. The best, most vibrant part of the town is the old town, indicating there is much planners need to learn about recreating places.
5. There are some shared roads, though most prohibit motors officially.
6. The newest part of town is centered on Castellium, inspired by a Roman town.
7. One development is inspired a Norwegian Fjord town
Some of my colleagues felt the town too "sterile" which is the rap given to new towns, and especially suburbs, everywhere. I don't know what people are looking for, hypodermic needles on the street? It is of course a suburb of Utrecht, so the core city functions – especially entertainment and culture, will agglomerate there, as cities are where the childless youth seek to find mates. To conduct pop psychology and apply two of the Big Five personality traits this is a classic case of a trading off Openness to new ideas, which involves exposure to risk, and cities, and Neuroticism, which is fear based, and wants to minimize risk, and seeks more controlled environments (loosely, planned communities or suburbs), which I suspect at some level is in part correlated with age and parenthood.
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George "Kid" Stutz (February 13, 1893 – December 29, 1930) was a  Major League Baseball shortstop. Stutz played for the Philadelphia Phillies in the  season. In 6 career games, he had no hits in 9 at-bats. He batted and threw right-handed.

Stutz was born and died in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

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Metin turned on the water.
Shutoku was unable to find Lord a good job.
I assumed Terrance and Margie were husband and wife.
Lewis's mobile phone fell out of his pocket into the pool when he leant over to check the water level.
Reiner came out from behind the curtain.
Sridhar wants to talk to all of us.
I saw Agatha and Donald eating popsicles.
I didn't know Robbin was fat.
I wondered what Vadim was going to say.
The book Linder wrote was never published.
Tait put the book back on the shelf.
Elwood certainly looks like he's rich.
You're lucky Sergeant helped you.
The problem is everybody's too afraid to speak to Ernest.
Trevor is getting a little worried.
I say this from my heart.
Reid bought a new tennis racket.


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dc.description.abstract Existing data for Economic, Social and Environmental indicators are analysed. Costs for these indicators are defined and discussed. Cost estimates are provided for all three sets of indicators. This framework is used to compare present costing and future costs that would occur if the current trends continue to exist. The implications of present cost distribution on economic, social and environmental efficiency, equity and development considerations are explored. Recommendations are provided for reforming current decision making. The integrating theme of the new methods of accounting is the view of "Sustainability;" in contrast to the short-term changes in quantitative growth tracked by the GDP, sustainable development acknowledges the dependence of the human economic subsystem on an encompassing ecosystem and our responsibility to future generations. Economic activity is valued according to long-term qualitative non-market transactions, social equity and environmental considerations. Surveys by Statistics Canada is the primary source of data used for most of the indicators. Knowledge of environmental, social and economic costs can help many policy and planning decisions. How costs are valued affects not only the economic efficiency and competitiveness but also the equity and the sustainable approach to exploiting the environment in the process of development. Some non-market social, economic and environmental services to the economy as well as to human progress tends to be given little weight or no weight in some policy planning areas and in the present system of national accounts. In recent years techniques have been developed to measure a wide variety of non-market costs. Some of these methods are discussed and used in this study to allow how costs could be compared and to measure human progress.


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Non-binary pronouns are now dictionary official, alongside 'inspo' and 'dad joke'
By Caitlin Welsh 4 months
Included in a list of over 500 words and new meanings just added to the Merriam Webster dictionary is a new definition for the word "they" — specifically, as a singular pronoun used by people whose gender is non-binary.
The expanded usage sits alongside embiggened definitions for "inclusive" and "colorism", as well as new entries for pop culture phrases ranging from "dad joke" and "vacay" to "sesh", "escape room", and "coulrophobia". (That's the word for fear of clowns, which certainly has some increased relevance right now.)
"It's an expansion of a use that is sometimes called the 'singular they' (and one that has a long history in English)," explains a post on the dictionary's official site. "When a reflexive pronoun corresponding to singular use of they is needed, themself is seeing increasing use."
It's an important update, as people whose pronouns are "they" and "them" are still being confronted by pedants who insist that the usage is not grammatically correct.
It's long been perfectly fine to use "they" to refer to a single person whose gender is unknown or undetermined, as in "Someone's at the door — can you see what they want?" But certain folks still can't seem to cope with the exact same usage when it's in reference to a specific person. (Although if someone's trying to correct you when you tell them your pronouns, it might not actually be your grammar they have a problem with.)
This is HUGE for the #nonbinary community and, for society at large. It is official, non-partisan moves like this that further legitimize what should long ago have been self-evident.
Long may They/Them thrive in a world of acceptance!
[Attn. @glaad. @BuzzFeedLGBT @HRC] https://t.co/6Q1Pg0U6w7
— Alexandra Silber (@alsilbs) September 17, 2019
The Merriam Webster Twitter account has no problems dishing out cheeky rebukes to people wielding words in the name of shitty ideas, whether they're calling out Trumpisms or joining the growing exasperation at Neil Degrasse Tyson's nitpicking.
While the dictionary regularly announces new and expanded definitions in April and September, the timing here is especially significant given that singer Sam Smith's recent request that they be referred to using "they" and "them" copped some less-than-supportive responses.
Sam Smith: My pronouns are they/them
Associated Press: pic.twitter.com/8giNaHsjaL
— ashley dye (@ashleycdye) September 13, 2019
But along with being an important show of support for non-binary and genderqueer people, this is simply the dictionary doing its damn job. A word or phrase's usage and commonly understood meanings feed into one another, and at a certain point, the book that tells us what words mean needs to reflect what we actually use them to mean. You don't have to use "inspo" or "vacay" in conversation just because they're in the dictionary now, but you do need to get your head around this one if you haven't already.
And while it might feel a little clunky or awkward to anyone who's not used to using "they" and "them" in this sense, that's not a good enough reason to keep using language that tells someone their identity doesn't matter to you.
So next time someone tries to defend their discomfort with changing gender norms by wrapping it in pedantry and prescriptivism, you can now let the actual dictionary have the last word.
TOPICS: Social Good, identities, Social Good, UAE, LGBTQ, Nonbinary


The WYRK Fall Acoustic show was another success! Josh Thompson, Randy Houser and Andy Gibson wowed the crowed with their stories and songs during the show at UB. Beforehand, we set up the WYRK Photo Booth and invited fans to get a commemorative photo!
Take a look at our gallery, and be sure to keep an eye out for the booth at future WYRK events!!


CHANEL unveiled its new fragrance GABRIELLE CHANEL during a private reception at the Palais de Tokyo in Paris.
The launch is the culmination of an exceptional year dedicated to the founder of the House, who, on the heels of the Gabrielle bag launch, is now being celebrated with a luminous and solar fragrance created by Olivier Polge in collaboration with the CHANEL Fragrance Creation and Development Laboratory. A few short hours after the CHANEL 2017-2018 Fall-Winter Haute Couture Collection show, guests were introduced to the world of the GABRIELLE CHANEL fragrance through an immersive experience.
The launch was staged to reflect Gabrielle Chanel's personality: choose your destination, take your own path, become the person you want to be and stay true to yourself. Walls lined with faceted movable mirrors reflected images that multiplied and disappeared as guests moved through the space, and thus served as the antechamber of a maze peppered with Mademoiselle's favorite quotes. Like an anamorphosis, a giant mobile gave viewers the impression of diving into the heart of the golden-hued fragrance. Scented niches provided guests with the opportunity to smell the main ingredients of the fragrance (ylang-ylang, orange blossom, jasmine and Grasse tuberose). A room plunged into darkness projected a hologram—an allegory of the bottle exploding into a bouquet of flowers. The scent of the new CHANEL fragrance wafting through the air only heightened the experience. The bottle was then revealed in a majestic play of shadow and light. The journey came to an end with the exclusive showing of the new advertising film for the GABRIELLE CHANEL fragrance, slated for release on September 1, 2017.
Ambassadors and friends of the House in attendance included Kristen Stewart, the face of GABRIELLE CHANEL, along with Pharrell Williams, Katy Perry, Cara Delevingne, Caroline de Maigret, Gaspard Ulliel, Alma Jodorowsky, Kaya Scodelario, Ines de la Fressange, Cécile Cassel, Alessandra Mastronardi, Blanca Li, Rossy di Palma, Zhou Xun, Liu Wen etc. Guests were treated to a music performance by Pharrell Williams in the presence of Karl Lagerfeld and danced until the break of dawn.


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Easy Rider Meets Werewolf In a PBS Station Lobby (a true story)
My sister and I are sitting in a PBS television station lobby in Tacoma, Washington. It's very 1970s. Wood paneling. Blaring television (PBS, natch). Regional magazines on the coffee table. It's ideally nondescript; it feels like it should be a dentist's office in a Coen brothers movie. To one side of the room, four or five employees are having a low-key meeting about programming.
I'm waiting for a producer will come out to get me--they've invited me to be on one of their shows to talk about my book. I rehearse my stock answers in my head, over and over.
A guy walks into the lobby, a guy who definitely doesn't fit your standard public broadcasting archetype. He's your classic Harley Davidson rider, wearing a denim vest with a Harley logo and the word HAWKS on the back; on his legs are black leather riding spats. He is a presence.
The meeting falls silent. My sister and I eye him, wondering what's about to happen. One of the employees in the meeting finally pipes up, her voice pert and professional and irrepressibly Church Lady-like. "Are you here for one of the shows?" she asks.
Thus begins one of the most amazing conversations I have heard in my life.
"I'm looking for the editorial department," he brays. I wonder what his complaint is. I wonder if he's packing heat. I wonder if the upholstery on my chair might, just maybe, conveniently, be made of Kevlar.
"I need to drop off some video," he continues. "I just shot a video of an actual werewolf!"
What do you say to that?
Answer: You let the guy continue.
"Seriously," he says. "I know you think I'm crazy, but you've gotta see this, you're gonna freak out, man. And I got footage of a mother sasquatch nursing a baby. I ain't even kidding! We gotta get this on the air right now--people are gonna flip!"
Church Lady: "Well."
Pause. Everyone blinks a dozen times. My sister and I nearly bite through our lips to avoid making a sound.
For real: What do you say to that?
Church Lady continues, finally: "Well, you can drop it off here and we can give it to the program director."
"ARE YOU FREAKING KIDDING ME? No, man, this is too important! I can't just leave my video. I gotta explain some things, tell you what's going on. And just trust me, as soon as you see this, you're gonna flip and put it right on the air."
"Well, the program director is busy right now and ..." Church Lady looks around to her colleagues for help, but they are all still dumbstruck.
She's trying her very best not to sound too patronizing, not to laugh, not to tell him he's crazy, not to tell him that the station is, you know, PBS, and not exactly the sort of venue for werewolf footage, even if it is the real deal.
"Aw, you're KILLING me!," the guy says. "I got a werewolf on camera! An honest-to-God werewolf! I wanted you guys to have it--I'm not gonna go to Seattle and give it to 4 or something. It's all for you. A werewolf! I'll wait for the program director." He sits down emphatically, sending his message. "Go get him out here."
"Well, I'm sorry, I ... I just can't. He's busy. But there's a form that you can fill out for dropping off video."
"For real? This is legit, man! A freaking werewolf on tape! Okay, okay, where's the form? I've gotta write down some long stuff about what you're seeing and what to look for and stuff."
He's not angry, not really--just deeply disappointed, let down by the world, incredulous, unable to fathom that no one believes him. A freakin' werewolf, I ain't lying.
He gets to work. Some ten minutes later, when the PBS producer calls me back, the werewolf hunter is still hunched over the desk, sribbling furiously.
When I return to the lobby after filming the show, he is gone. I wish I'd given him my card. I wish I'd asked him to show me the footage right then and there.
It's the kind of story that you know is great--not the werewolf per se, I mean, but the guy. He's so earnest, almost adorably so, kid-like in his sincerity, in his efforts to make us believe. What's his story? Is he the type who spends hours in the woods looking for this sort of thing, an amateur cryptozoologist on a Harley?
You know there's more of a story there. Gotta be.
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DEK April 12, 2012 at 5:06 PM
I wish you had given him your card because I would love to know how the story comes out. Don't be put off by bikers: I've only spent time with a few of them, but they all seemed to be doing their best. And maybe PBS will scoff, but History Channel (alas) may be more receptive.
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Free Speech or Breaking the Law?
Voting in California while getting threatened and harrassed. from wolfsbayne on Vimeo. It's a video that didn't cost much to make but it's full of spectacle, story and emotions. Entrepreneur, technologist, social media nerd, hunter and music producer Brooks Bayne went to the polls today in Sherman Oaks, CA wearing an anti-Obama T-Shirt.


elli & nels *in stitches*: A double review from me to you. YAY!
^^I'm not being sarcastic, either. I just love them so much.
Once upon a time about a month and a half ago I was crazy, and signed up for two tests in the same day, not thinking I'd get either one of them.
I'm an incurable night owl.
Melissa from SewLikeMyMom (etsy shop is here) created the Kudzu Coverall & Dress pattern, and when one of the testers for the size range I signed up for had to pull out, I decided I'd sew a coverall and a dress! The bodices were the same, so some of it was batch sewing and the whole pattern was quite fast anyway.
The coveralls were a teeny tiny bit tight in the bodice, and way too long on the pants - but the dress was perfect. Hmm.
So anyway they're very long, but that's fixable, and Sam thought it was funny anyway, as you can see. And could still crawl. So it's okay. Crisis averted.
The only small thing I didn't like - the rise for the front and the back of the pants is the same, and I want it to be a little lower in the front. I kind of felt like the front of the coverall rode up a little too high, but I think that wouldn't matter so much on a younger baby. When they aren't mobile, it doesn't make a difference, but at this point Sam was just starting to move, so I noticed.
That, however, really and truly is personal preference, and something I can fix myself if I'm so inclined.
When I make her another pair I'll read. Or just remember. And I will make her another pair, because not only is there an adorable raccoon applique pattern, but there's an owl too! And if you look at the shoulders on the coverall closely-ish, you can see that they're pointed a little? They're EARS! How cute is that?
Natalie totally needs a raccoon dress. I can see it now.
Once again, I tested for Sam. I like to test for her size rather than Natalie's, because a) she's smaller, so I know I'll have enough fabric in my stash to do it and b) she sits nice(r) for pictures. Also c) she doesn't run away screaming when I try to put the clothes on her. Natalie has a sixth sense for handmade stuff, I think, and won't touch it unless I trick her and just throw them on over her head before she knows what's happening.
*ahem* Front and back view of Sam's cozy fleece hoodie! It is so comfy and cozy, made with cuddle and regular fleece, and it's nice and stretchy and soft and warm. She wears it often, since it's so cold here. It's thin enough to go into the carseat with no issues, but still keeps her toasty. I did think the hood was too big at first, but the hoodie is a size bigger anyway - I wanted a bigger one, so she could wear it longer. No sense making her just-her-size when she's growing so much! After she'd worn it a couple of times I realized the hood was perfect, because it really does shield her face from the cold well!
She doesn't even yell when I make her wear it, either, Natalie. Take a hint.
*Also I know these pictures are really small and that's because they have to be. Because otherwise I can't for the life of me get them to stay nice and side-by-side, how I want them. If you want to see them bigger you can click them, or you can visit my flickr page, which I use specifically for my sewing/crafting photos.
Well, since you ASKED, I don't much care for the polkadot band either, but its not I look at it and think "ew" either!
I always forget to click notify me!


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Found Performance: "Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)" by Cher
Author: Steven Smith Published Date: May 22, 2020 4:54 pm Comments: 2 Comments 0 662
I was a kid listening to KPUG in Bellingham when I first heard "Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)" by Cher. "Bang Bang" was Cher's second solo single from her second album. It was written by her then-husband Sonny Bono. It climbed to No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart for one week (April 22, 1966). The record became Cher's first million-seller as a solo artist.
Some of the mid-sixties (1965-'67) KPUG jocks I best remember are Harvey Brown, Gary Shannon, Kirk Wilde, Norm Gregory, Steve West and the longtime program director, Bob O'Neil.
Brown (as Charlie Brown), West, Gregory, and Shannon all ended up in Seattle and over their careers were popular at assorted leading Seattle radio stations: KJR-AM & FM, KISW, KUBE, KXRX, KZOK, KOMO and others. Wilde moved to Seattle, worked at KOL and KSND, and then it was off to "Soul Radio" KDKO in Denver. O'Neil branched off into broadcast equipment sales, including a stint with ITC, a manufacturer of broadcast cart machines and tape decks. He founded a tech company that was later acquired by 3M.
This "Found Performance" by Cher was a tough one. Online, there are no full performances of Cher's original version of "Bang Bang." There are videos of her Vegas style splashy rock version from 1987. But the picture is bleak for her 1966 hit, which was more "gypsy-Italian" styling than rock. But, in looking through what was available, in 1968 she performed a duet of "Bang Bang" with Glen Campbell on his TV show. I have edited that performance, put in a backing track of the original 45 RPM, synced the lips and and filled any spaces with suitable clips from her official 1969 "Bang Bang" music video that promoted the movie that flopped called "Chastity."
I think this video turned out pretty well, even if I do say so myself. It is all Cher, and Cher all the time. If a young Cher, in a brief nude scene, offends you then you better pass on watching it. To commemorate my years of listening to KPUG, and all the music it introduced me to, a vintage KPUG jingle from the mid-'60s is included here. If you were tuning the radio dial in spring of 1966, it might have sounded something like the soundtrack to this video.
Tagged 1966, bang bang, Bob O'Neil, Charlie Brown, cher, Gary Shannon, Kirk Wilde, KPUG, kpug jingle, Norm Gregory, Steve West
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2 thoughts on "Found Performance: "Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)" by Cher"
May 22, 2020 8:23 pm at
Not played to death like I Got You, Babe. That's the problem with so-called Oldies stations, they only skim the surface and the sound is monotonous. Good tune! Good video. I disliked the duets forced upon artists in tv variety shows. Some odd pairings.
June 2, 2020 8:05 am at
I liked that one. I think my favorite by Cher was Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves.


Cordova can be a right pain, at times, but I'm finally starting to wrangle it into a suitable amount of functionality.
Fixing the "stops the background audio" issue wasn't too hard, with this little plugin doing the legwork.
The resolution seems to be identical to the browser version, and everything looks/feels as it oughta.
The only issue, and I'd completely forgotten that I had to fix this, is that the wordlist still won't load.
I'll probably spend tonight trying to decide on the best way to solve that. Probably just a case of "dump the list into a giant .js based array", because I'm not sure of any alternatives that might work as well.
.. Assuming I can get a giant .js array to load like that!!
Icons and Launch screens are in place, and everything else seems to be functioning correctly.
I've half-started an iTunesConnect App submission, but it still needs a few bits and pieces, like "proper" screenshots. Not sure how I'll be taking those, probably using the Mac "Simulator", I'd imagine.
But, yeah, it's all coming together nicely.


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Il singolare del torneo di tennis Men's Pro Challenger at Tunica National 2005, facente parte dell'ATP Challenger Series, ha avuto come vincitore James Blake che ha battuto in finale Brian Baker 6-2, 6-3.

Teste di serie

 Jeff Morrison (secondo turno)
 Justin Gimelstob (primo turno)
 Paul Goldstein (quarti di finale)
 Hugo Armando (quarti di finale)

 Amer Delić (quarti di finale)
 Juan-Pablo Brzezicki (semifinali)
 Ramón Delgado (primo turno)
 Juan-Pablo Guzman (secondo turno)

Tabellone

Finale

Parte alta

Parte bassa

Collegamenti esterni

Men's Pro Challenger at Tunica National 2005


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Huawei: Smartphone chips running out under US sanctions
Posted: Aug 8, 2020 / 02:53 AM MDT / Updated: Aug 8, 2020 / 07:32 AM MDT
In this Oct. 31, 2019 photo, man uses his smartphone as he stands near a billboard for Chinese technology firm Huawei at the PT Expo in Beijing. Chinese tech giant Huawei kept its global business growing for almost a decade while Washington piled sanctions on the company and lobbied its allies to keep the company out of telecom networks. Now, Huawei is starting to suffer in earnest as the Trump administration steps up efforts to slam the door on access to Western components and markets in a widening feud with Beijing over technology and security. (AP Photo/Mark Schiefelbein)
BEIJING (AP) — Chinese tech giant Huawei is running out of processor chips to make smartphones due to U.S. sanctions and will be forced to stop production of its own most advanced chips, a company executive says, in a sign of growing damage to Huawei's business from American pressure.
Huawei Technologies Ltd., one of the biggest producers of smartphones and network equipment, is at the center of U.S.-Chinese tension over technology and security. The feud has spread to include the popular Chinese-owned video app TikTok and China-based messaging service WeChat.
Washington cut off Huawei's access to U.S. components and technology including Google's music and other smartphone services last year. Those penalties were tightened in May when the White House barred vendors worldwide from using U.S. technology to produce components for Huawei.
Production of Kirin chips designed by Huawei's own engineers will stop Sept. 15 because they are made by contractors that need U.S. manufacturing technology, said Richard Yu, president of the company's consumer unit. He said Huawei lacks the ability to make its own chips.
"This is a very big loss for us," Yu said Friday at an industry conference, China Info 100, according to a video recording of his comments posted on multiple websites.
"Unfortunately, in the second round of U.S. sanctions, our chip producers only accepted orders until May 15. Production will close on Sept. 15," Yu said. "This year may be the last generation of Huawei Kirin high-end chips."
More broadly, Huawei's smartphone production has "no chips and no supply," Yu said.
Yu said this year's smartphone sales probably will be lower than 2019's level of 240 million handsets but gave no details. The company didn't immediately respond to questions Saturday.
Huawei, founded in 1987 by a former military engineer, denies accusations it might facilitate Chinese spying. Chinese officials accuse Washington of using national security as an excuse to stop a competitor to U.S. tech industries.
Huawei is a leader among emerging Chinese competitors in telecoms, electric cars, renewable energy and other fields in which the ruling Communist Party hopes China can become a global leader.
Huawei has 180,000 employees and one of the world's biggest research and development budgets at more than $15 billion a year. But, like most global tech brands, it relies on contractors to manufacture its products.
Earlier, Huawei announced its global sales rose 13.1% over a year ago to 454 billion yuan ($65 billion) in the first half of 2020. Yu said that was due to strong sales of high-end products but gave no details.
Huawei became the world's top-selling smartphone brand in the three months ending in June, passing rival Samsung for the first time due to strong demand in China, according to Canalys. Sales abroad fell 27% from a year earlier.
Washington also is lobbying European and other allies to exclude Huawei from planned next-generation networks as a security risk.
In other U.S.-Chinese clashes, TikTok's owner, ByteDance Ltd., is under White House pressure to sell the video app. That is due to fears its access to personal information about millions of American users might be a security risk.
On Thursday, President Donald Trump announced a ban on unspecified transactions with TikTok and the Chinese owner of WeChat, a popular messaging service.
CES 2021: Smart masks and pandemic gear
by Nancy Chen, CBS Newspath / Jan 15, 2021
NATIONAL (CBS NEWSPATH) - The Consumer Electronics Show (CES), was held this week and offered the very latest in tech. It was virtual this year because of the pandemic, and many of the products revealed were designed to protect against COVID-19.
Project Hazel is just a prototype right now. But Razer, the company behind Project Hazel, calls it "the world's smartest mask." It's see-through with a voice amplifier, air ventilation, and even lighting.
Study finds new carbon fiber blades could lead to benefits in wind industry
by KRQE Staff / Jan 15, 2021
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) - Researchers from Sandia National Laboratories led a study showing that if developed commercially, a new carbon fiber material could bring cost and performance benefits to the wind industry. According to Sandia, wind blades that contain carbon fiber weigh 25% less than those made from traditional fiberglass materials which means they could be longer, capturing more energy in areas that have low wind.
Switching to carbon fiber could also extend blade lifetime as carbon fiber materials have a high fatigue resistance according to wind energy researcher Brandon Ennis with Sandia National Labs. The Department of Energy's Wind Energy Technologies Office in the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy is funding the project and partners include Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Montana State University.
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The Back on Track Neck Covers are available separately as an addition to all cover options and can be used in conjunction with the Back on Track covers, or with the horses regular stable or paddock cover. The neck covers are ideal for horses with specific neck, shoulder and poll issues and are vital as a pre-competition garment.
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