Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 26, also known as ESCT #26, was the twenty-sixth edition of Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged. It took place in Jerusalem, after Lenny won the twenty-fifth edition with her song "Hell.o" obtaining 224 points.
49 countries confirmed its participation in the 26th edition of the contest. This includes Latvia, who returned after an one-edition absence due to budget cuts.
Once again edition, because of the high amount of participant countries, a Pre-qualification round was introduced, where the bottom 4 from each semifinal from last edition will compete to win a spot in the Semifinals. The voting countries will be the own participating countries and a jury voting based in the votes from the Big 5. The 4 countries with most votes will go through the Semifinals.
Tayanna from Ukraine became the twenty-sixth winner of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged with the song I Love You with a total of 196 points. Spain finishing in second place and Lithuania finishing in third place.
The official logo of the twenty-sixth edition of the contest.
The twenty-sixth edition logo of the Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged was previously designed by Alex Ramírez the main producer of Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged and the executive conseulor, Paul Manea. The main idea was to transmit something shocking, intense and energetic due to the some issues that the contest was suffering in the last editions. Overcoming those issues between all the producers and participants, led to this magnificient logo and everything is possible if you want to Make It Real, which that's where the slogan came from.
Forty-nine countries confirmed its participation in the 26th edition of the contest. This includes Latvia, who returned after an one-edition absence due to budget cuts.
Jelena Rozga was internally selected to represent Croatia; she previously represented the country in the nineth edition. Elena Gheorge returned to the contest for the fourth time and the third time with Glance; they represented Moldova in the seventh and sixteenth edition; Elena also represented Romania along with Danny Mazzo in the thirteenth edition. Bibi Bourelly returned to the contest after having previously represented Luxembourg in the nineteenth edition. Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 15 winner, GJan returned to the contest for her 5th time representing Lithuania, when she previously performed in the second, fifteenth, twentieth and twenty-first editions. Hungarian representative in the eigth edition, Gabi Tóth, made her come back to the contest. For second time in a row, Atiye returned to the contest after representing Turkey in the nineteenth and twenty-fifth edition. Maraaya was selected to represent Slovenia for the third time, doing the same in the thirteenth and sixteenth edition. Lenna Kuurmaa, represented Estonia in the tenth edition as a member of the group Vanilla Ninja. Louisa Johnson represented United Kingdom in the twenty-first edition along with Clean Bandit. Irish representantive in the nineteenth edition, Shane Filan returned to the contest. The duo Benji & Fede who represented San Marino in the eighteenth and nineteenth edition, represented Italy in this edition. Noa Kirel was the Israeli representative in the nineteenth edition. The Monaguesque representative in the eighteenth edition Olivier Dion, returned to the contest to represent France this time. Vintage was internally selected to represent Russia; the group previously represented the country in the fifth edition. For the second time in a row, Eldar Gasimov represented Azerbaijan last edition. In the very last minute, Julie Bergan returned to the contest to represent Norway, who previously represented it in Eurovision Song Contest Tengaged 22.
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8 countries will participate in the quarter-final.
The four countries in the quarter-final with the highest scores according to the voting from each voting country, will qualify to the Semifinals.
The table is ordered by appearance in the voting.
Below is a summary of the maximum 12 points each country awarded to another in the Pre-Semifinal Round.
Below is a summary of the maximum 12 points each country awarded to another in the first semifinal.
Below is a summary of the maximum 12 points each country awarded to another in the second semifinal.
Below is a summary of the maximum 12 points each country awarded to another in the final.
The first ESCT Second Chance Contest took place for this edition and was hosted by Israel. Each country could submit one of their national selection entries to compete in the contest with some rules applying for the entries. Finland won the contest with Emma and her song "Circle Of Light".
Shortly after the opening of the term of sending songs, the Andorran entry was rejected by the council members as they considered it didn't follow the rules. The Andorran delegation wasn't satistied with the decision and started an argument with the council members in which other countries were involved. Finally, the song was acepted and the council members was disolved due to the complains from other countries.
When the official recap of the Semifinal 1 was released, the Swedish delegation complained about the quality of the video of their entry which was an live performance instead of the lyric video that the delegation was claiming. The country threat to withdraw, however, the delegation and the organizacion came to an agreement and the country didn't withdraw.
Shortly after the opening of the semifinals, the Belgian entry "Mercy (Shy Guy)" by Unicq was detected to be a cover song, originally performed by Diana King in 1995. Due to the organisation problems of a potential entry change and the low publicity, the entry was allowed to remain in the competition.
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Believe it or not, summer is right around the corner which hopefully means TONS of time outside enjoying the beautiful weather! I figured this would be the perfect time to share my recipe for homemade sunscreen with you all!
First, let me answer the question of why even bother making your own sunscreen when you can easily go to the store and buy some. Seems easy enough, right? Well, for starters, this recipe is incredibly easy to put together, so that's no excuse! Secondly, and most importantly, as with many other store bought beauty products, sunscreen can contain chemicals that are REALLY toxic and incredibly hard on our hormonal system!!! Some of the chemicals found in many store bought sunscreens are listed below along with some of the effects they have on our health.
OXYBENZONE – This is a hormone-disrupting chemical that is absorbed through the skin. It acts like estrogen in the body, alters sperm production in animals, is associated with endometriosis in women, and has relatively high rates of skin allergy.
OCTINOXATE – This is another hormone disrupting chemical. It mimics hormone-like activity, and has caused reproductive system, thyroid and behavioral alterations in animal studies.
HOMOSALATE – This is a common sunscreen ingredient, which is ironic because research suggests that sunlight breaks down the chemical into harmful byproducts. Like many other common sunscreen ingredients, it is a hormone disruptor and disrupts estrogen, androgen and progesterone.
FRAGRANCE – Many fragrances in sunscreens contain phthalates which have shown to be carcinogenic. They are known endocrine disruptors which is why they are linked to breast cancer.
PARABENS – Parabens are a chemical compound of para-hydroxybenzoic acid and they are used as preservatives. Parabens can mimic the hormone estrogen, which is known to play a role in the development of breast cancers.
There are more, but let's move on to something more positive! Notice on the above pin that the safest sunscreen ingredient that provides SPF is Zinc Oxide. Well, I've got good news, because that is what I use in this homemade sunscreen! Zinc Oxide does not penetrate the skin which makes it much safer than the ingredients listed above.
In this recipe, you can adjust it to get the SPF that you would like. By adjusting the amount of Zinc Oxide you use, you can create a sunscreen with your desired SPF. I made mine to be SPF 20. If you add more Zinc Oxide, you will have a higher SPF, and if you use less you will have a lower SPF. Also coconut oil has a natural SPF of 4, so that contributes a little bit too!
Okay, so let's get to this recipe!
***NOTE: This ends up being a pretty thick lotion (which is nice because it doesn't just sweat off easily). If you want a thinner lotion, replace the 1/4 cup shea butter with part shea butter and part almond oil (1 Tbsp. almond oil and 3Tbsp. shea butter or 2 Tbsp. of each, or 3 Tbsp. almond oil and 1 Tbsp. shea butter) The less shea butter you use, the thinner the lotion will be.
1.) In a small sauce pan, combine the coconut oil, beeswax pellets, and shea butter.
2.) Heat over low heat till completely melted.
3.) Remove from heat and add the zinc oxide taking care not to inhale the zinc oxide.
4.) Stir till smooth and mixed together completely. Add your essential oils if you are using them.
5.) Now you want to transfer it into an empty bottle, container, or a glass jar. While it is still somewhat warm, it will be like a liquid and you can just spoon it into your container. As it cools, it will thicken making it harder to spoon into a container with a small opening. If this happens, transfer the mixture to a plastic bag and cut a small hole in the corner of the bag. Then squeeze the mixture out of the bag into the container. This step is a bit messy no matter how you do it if you have a container with a small opening.
6.) Once your container is full, wipe off any mess you may have on the sides. Label your bottle if desired.
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The last few years have witnessed a huge change in the way we make payments.
At a recent speech at Trinity College Dublin, Tim Cook CEO of Apple proclaimed confidently that the next generation will not know what money is.
They will also not know what cheques are if a proposal by the Payments Council goes ahead, stating that by 31st October 2018 cheques will be abolished due to a dramatic decline in their use. The fact that banks still make money from the anarchic three-day payment cycle that accompanies the use of cheques is one reason that calls are being made for banks to modernise or die.
Technology is evolving at a faster rate than ever before and the payment sector is by no means getting left behind. First Capital Cashflow, a Direct Debit solutions provider, has been asking experts in the payments sector what their predictions are as we move into 2016.
While this definition remains relevant, how we use a bank is certainly changing.
Nowhere is this more obvious than in the development and widespread use of online banking apps, which have revolutionised what we expect from banks. It is no surprise that many challenger banks and third parties have emerged as a result, adding a new lease of life to the sector and becoming an integral part of the nation's financial landscape.
So what will the next stage of evolution be?
This will be made even easier come 2017 when the second generation Payment Service Directive comes into play. A further blow to the core banking services, the directive will require all banks to open up their Access to Accounts (XS2A) leaving the door wide open to new entrants into the payments marketplace.
An Open API adoption is already high on the UK Treasury's agenda, and while this is great news for consumers and businesses, traditional banks will now have to work a lot harder to compete against third parties.
Innovation, Integration and Instantaneous will be the buzzwords for banks come 2016.
Speed and ease are not are just key for banking. Unless you have been living under a rock for the last year or so, you will have heard of Apple Pay and its various cousins. Mobile payment, Contactless and eWallets were big news in 2015 and this will continue into 2016.
Research by Payments UK found that 771 million "Faster Payment" transactions were made in 2014 and this figure is predicted to rise to 1.94 billion by 2024 due, in part, to the ever increasing number of mobile apps that have now been developed.
Looking to the future, we can be assured that the use of contactless and mobile payment will be used for ever smaller transactions, becoming a regular form of easy payment that was previously the reserve of cash.
A key concern for many consumers and businesses is the impact increased data sharing and use of technology will have on security. Data breaches far too frequently made the news in 2015 and so it will be interesting to see what measures and regulations will be put in place in 2016 to placate fears.
Way back when magnetic strips were replaced by EMV (better known as chip and pin), fraud cases dropped dramatically, however, this did not address all card security issues, especially during CNP (card not present) transactions.
The next step on from EMV is already being used by the likes of Apple Pay, and that is biometric authentication. Fingerprints will always remain unique and, unless a terrible accident occurs, they cannot be lost or forgotten like PIN codes and security questions.
However, the issue with CNP fraud cases will still be present. This is where the need for 'Big Data' will kick in. Being able to analyse transactions in real-time should allow abnormal purchases to be identified quickly and accurately. It is access to this data, and development of the technology required to maximise its potential, that will be the next step in cyber security and regulation over the next few years.
The desire to create a seamless, easy-to-use payment solution is resulting in great steps forward in terms of UX.
Thanks to the likes of Uber, the expectations of customers have been raised to a level most dated e-commerce solutions never even dreamt of, and when placing these innovating giants against the more traditional offerings, it highlights just how far the industry has come in a very short space of time.
This omni-channel experience is destined to be the next big thing for the payments sector, allowing bank, card and virtual payments to be accessed via one easy-to-use system. It is hoped that this kind of approach will eliminate the administrative burden currently facing businesses and consumers alike, resulting in a 'friction-less' and less confusing payment solution.
Admittedly, this could be seen as one of the most unexpected trends on this list.
Despite banks losing relevance, contactless evolving, big data solving security issues and innovate tech revolutionising UX, cash is still king… for the majority of consumers anyway.
Statistics from the Bank of England show that the number of banknotes in circulation is now higher than ever, increasing from 1,895 million in 2004 to 3,239 million by the end of February 2015. Production has also increased from 469 million in 2006/7 to 843 million in 2014/15. According to Payments UK, over 18 billion cash payments were made in 2014, accounting for 53% of transactions. Surely this shows that the need for cold hard cash is in no way on the decline?
However, this is not to say that the evolution of payment technology is by any means superfluous. For the B2B sector specifically, it is of great importance that the payment industry continues to innovate and become more receptive to digital technology.
According to statistics from Bacs, recovering late payments costed SMEs almost £11 billion in 2014. As of July this year, £31.3 billion is still owed to those 99% of small businesses that make up the UK's economy, hindering growth and reducing profitability.
This is why the payments industry has to step up, and fast! A reliance on antiquated payment systems is costing us dear.
In conclusion, there is much to look forward to in 2016 in terms of innovation in the payments sector. A need to move with the times, evolve and adapt to changing customer expectations, business demands and comply with regulation will drive forward change, but we can rest assured that despite all this talk of 'new trends', money will continue to make the world go round, how it is transferred.


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Big Ten and ACC Change Fall Sports Schedules
More dominoes are falling. They won't be the last.
James Joyner · Thursday, July 9, 2020 · 10 comments
The day after the Ivy League announced it was suspending sports for the fall, two conferences that matter have weighed in
ESPN ("Big Ten moving to conference-only model for all sports this fall"):
The Big Ten on Thursday announced it will be going to a conference-only season for all fall sports, including football, amid "unprecedented times" during the coronavirus pandemic.
"We are facing uncertain and unprecedented times, and the health, safety and wellness of our student-athletes, coaches, game officials, and others associated with our sports programs and campuses remain our number one priority," the Big Ten said in a statement.
"… By limiting competition to other Big Ten institutions, the Conference will have the greatest flexibility to adjust its own operations throughout the season and make quick decisions in real-time based on the most current evolving medical advice and the fluid nature of the pandemic."
If college football can be played this fall, Big Ten presidents and athletic directors preferred the conference-only model, which will eliminate some long-distance travel and help ensure teams are being tested for the coronavirus universally, multiple sources inside the league and around college football told ESPN.
Other sports affected include men's and women's cross country, field hockey, men's and women's soccer and women's volleyball.
The Big Ten said it would release detailed schedules at a later date and continue to evaluate other sports.
Big Ten presidents and ADs discussed the issues during a conference call earlier this week, and the league's head coaches were given an opportunity to weigh in on Thursday morning.
"As we continue to focus on how to play this season in a safe and responsible way, based on the best advice of medical experts, we are also prepared not to play in order to ensure the health, safety and wellness of our student-athletes should the circumstances so dictate," the Big Ten statement said.
As Heather Dinich and Mark Schlabach note, this means that, at a minimum, these games will be lost:
Sept. 5 Michigan at Washington
Sept. 12 Ohio State at Oregon; Iowa State at Iowa; Penn State at Va. Tech
Sept. 19 App. State at Wisconsin
Sept. 26 Miami at Michigan State; Cincinnati at Nebraska
Oct. 3 Wisconsin vs. Notre Dame (at Lambeau Field)
A less monumental decision has come from another Power 5 conference ("ACC delaying start of all fall sports until at least Sept. 1"):
The ACC will delay the start of competition for all fall sports until at least Sept. 1, the league announced Thursday. The move, which follows a similar decision by the Patriot League, will affect several sports, including soccer and field hockey, but not football.
The decision was unanimously approved by the ACC board of directors.
The league said that affected games might be rescheduled and that there's an understanding that cancellation of nonconference games will not result in financial penalties.
The ACC's decision to delay the start of the fall season is the first by a Power 5 conference. The Patriot League has pushed its start back until Sept. 4, and the Ivy League announced the cancellation of all fall sports earlier this week.
The ACC's football schedule is set to begin on Sept. 2 when NC State visits Louisville.
Earlier this week, the University of North Carolina paused its voluntary athletics workouts after a breakout of COVID-19 within its programs, including a football shutdown that will last at least one week. Louisville's basketball program announced similar plans. Clemson football also has been significantly affected by the virus, with 47 members of the athletics department — staff and players — testing positive since returning to campus, including 37 on the football team.
As noted this morning when discussing the Ivy League's move, while I fully understand why the leagues are trying to salvage the multi-billion dollar enterprise that is college football (please, we'd have canceled the seasons already for the other sports), I just don't see how it can happen. They're buying themselves time and maneuver room but, I fear, just delaying the inevitable.
Thursday, July 9, 2020 at 17:06
Remember when it was a Big Deal that the NFL suspended play one week after 9/11? There were stories reminiscing of Rozelle's decision not to suspend play after JFK was shot.
inhumans99 says:
The Sports team owners can blame Trump's twitter tirade as one of the main reasons they will not be able to restart their respective sports seasons anytime soon. I say this because it is evident that our President is doing nothing to improve the situation we find ourselves in, which would eventually make it easier for the Sports franchises to ease into a new normal.
I just feel like our President has just given up on trying to even do a half-ass job of Presidenting and wants to rant on an on about conspiracy theories and Biden and Clinton until a new President is sworn in, just pathetic.
Here is the thing, the owners of most sports teams are part of the ultra rich, yes…so it would stand to reason Trump's inaction on Covid is costing them potentially hundreds of million over the long term and certainly at least an amount in the millions in the short term and one wonders when they (along with other members of the ultra-rich class of U.S. citizens) will finally tell the President to shut up about the tin foil hat qanon stuff, put down his phone and start doing his damn job.
I think McConnell and Lindsey Graham are reaching a point where they want to scream the above at President Trump (Lindsey Graham was just thrown under the bus today…again, I have to imagine even his obsequiousness has its limits and he is ready to tell Trump to man up and stop being a baby) but so far I have been proven wrong but stranger things have happened.
President Trump is costing certain folks a lot of money so just maybe folks will stop cowering in fear of the dreaded boogeyma…I mean dreaded Trump voter and sack up and start telling the President to get his shirt together.
Just nutha ignint cracker says:
Well, other than Trump not being half-assed at Presidenting to begin with…
Michael Reynolds says:
It's the Twilight of the Male.
Women in uniform, MeToo, Beyoncé, I haven't seen a McRib in ages, and it turns out a grunting pig as president doesn't actually work. And now, neither sports nor bars in which to bellow loudly at the game thus advertising their masculine potency to any female dumb enough to be within hearing.
Sleeping Dog says:
@Michael Reynolds:
The End of Men, seems like a sci fi/fantasy series for you or Bill
Tyrell says:
Friday, July 10, 2020 at 09:51
One event still on is the Indy 500. Roger Penske is set to go. Even with half-capacity at the Brickyard, that means around 150, 000 people. At that massive place, not a problem. Roger Penske gets things done.
@Tyrell: You do get that the Indy 500 is not happening again for almost a year, right?
@Just nutha ignint cracker:
Write it down. I'm going to bat for Tyrell. This year's Indy 500 will be run on August 23rd.
EddieInCA says:
America! Phuck Yeah!!!!
We're shutting down college sports.
NBA is having a difficult time getting going again, with many players opting out.
MLS has had two teams drop out of their restart, due to players testing positive.
MLB has put out a schedule, but the biggest player in the game (Mike Trout) isn't comfortable with the plan.
The NFL is insisting they will start on time. We will see.
Meanwhile, in Europe.
Premier League (England) is on week five of their restart, with no issues. (Manchester United is on fire!!!)
Budesliga (Germany) in on week six of their restart, no issues.
La Liga (Spain) is on week six of their restart, no issues.
Serie A (Italy) is on week seven of their restart, no issue.
'Murica!!!
@EddieInCA:
Betcha those dumb Europeans aren't conducting enough tests! That's why they have no issues.
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Why the future of co-working space is in darkness with Covid-19?
If you think that the co-working space is the new cool in the industry, you are wrong. Co-working spaces were cool in the early 2010s till mid of the decade. Gradually, corporates saw an opportunity there, and the hidden truth is that most of the corporates fill up these co-working spaces. Over time, the demand for co-working shot up as it started attracting new workers from different walks of life. There were those looking to expand the business spectrum, while others looked at it as an innovation hub. Also, plenty of freelancers, corporates, and entrepreneurs used co-working space to explore a new working environment.
Companies like Philips and IBM are leveraging co-working spaces in Amsterdam, demonstrating the futuristic vision. Even Microsoft is using WeWork spaces to offer flexibility to the employees. The co-working spaces are aimed at promoting knowledge sharing and increase productivity amongst the workforce. Unfortunately, over time, corporates are filling up these spaces to save on operational and realty expenses.
Not only do we see corporates move into co-working spaces, and this is beneficial to both the parties involved. For instance, WeWork acquired 93,000 sq. ft. for one Hong Kong center while JustCo occupied 60,000 sq. ft. in Marina One in Singapore that can dwarf the traditional spaces, which in turn enabled them to tap to larger operators who can bear more significant transactions. The idea of coworking is dead because if we consider how Colliers International reported 80% of deals to come for 40+ desks, the creative space is gone. It just means small businesses can go and use these coworking spaces for shared resources. And not only SMBs but even the likes of HSBC also booked 400 desks for its digital team at WeWork, Hong Kong, while PWC has acquired over 100 desks at Collective Works in Singapore.
On the other hand, there are those whom we label as 'digital nomads.' These are small clients who are occasional need for workspace, and they move as they work. They combine traveling with work while making anything from $1000 – $3500 a month. They save more by living in small places and cities like Chiang Mai, where an average cost of co-working space ranges from $80 to $110. The price doubles up if one shifts to CBDs like Singapore. It means, this group who needs an area would not be able to provide a sense of security to the operators that MNCs can. Co-working spaces may entertain these digital nomads for some days, but they usually keep changing cities to bring down their expenses.
The cost of setting up a coworking space on an average is $58,000, while around 60% of them are operating at a loss. Therefore, even to achieve the breakeven, these coworking space owners would need to rely on big fishes that can generate profit for them. Things changed quickly after WeWork, where the trend of coworking took the corporate world by storm, and even traditional businesses renewed their spaces. They changed the name and made it big enough to accommodate more tables and started using it as a shared place.
With time, the so-called idea of 'co-working' has gotten hip, but it has lost its meaning since the real reason for which it started. Also, there are plenty of co-working spaces that are functional across the globe and delivering the value that it is meant for. Even the co-workers are bringing in the dynamism and new work ethics in a local ecosystem that boosts the economy by opening new avenues through innovation and creativity.
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Rufus: I know you did what you could, but Ben's still going to have a criminal record. Give them time.
Good luck at your new job at the mayor's office or the Whitney or CIA or whatever. This is like living with Don Draper.
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Books are very important to our hero. The reader discovers that Tintin has a well-stocked library of books as numerous as they are varied. Moreover, when he discovers that his apartment was robbed at the beginning of The Secret of the Unicorn, he is devastated. The first thing that alarms him is the state of his books.
Tintin also enjoys adventure novels. In The Castafiore Emerald, we see him immersed in Robert Louis Stevenson's, Treasure Island.
The book consulted by Tintin in The Broken Ear is a kind of travel diary written by an imaginary ethnologist. For the anecdote, there are some differences on the cover of the book between the first release of the adventure in Le Petit Vingtième in 1935 and the album version eight years later.
To make reading more enjoyable, Tintin settles into a comfortable club chair. Its colour suggests that it is simply covered with fabric or velvet and not full grain sheep leather traditionally used for this type of seat.
For the design of the chair, Hergé has chosen fundamental shapes and geometrically refined them. We could see the influence of the Art Deco style. More simply, Hergé will no doubt have sought to put together the chair in its most crucial form. As is often the case, the draftsman proposes the general evocation of an object rather than its realistic representation.
Visually, we insisted that Tintin himself be presented as an icon. It was therefore necessary to distance oneself a little from the drawing and the story to arrive at a generic Tintin, which is not attached to a specific era or album. The first representations of Tintin come with a round face and childish proportions. So we chose to give it a more "adult" look, that is to say, closer to the last albums and the general image that we have of him.
Like the statuette of Tintin hiding in the Chinese vase, it is a much appreciated classic image. There are probably many reasons for this.
It is primarily an atypical image. Tintin is still moving, but for once, he decides to take a break, to breathe a bit between two hectic pursuits. He and Snowy are at home, content! There is something peaceful and comforting about this scene.
The base is round to put the characters in a circle, like a protective privacy bubble that reinforces the "cocoon" side of the scene.
Everything is calm, only the title of the book evokes the journey.
When we detach the image from the story and observe it alone, we have the feeling that Tintin is pensive and that the book he has just closed makes him dream of his next expedition. Because the adventure is never far away and if Tintin seems to stop for a moment, it is because he is already preparing the next one.
And the adventure goes through the book.
Basically, this is perhaps what particularly affects us: Tintin dreams of adventures, he resembles us and reminds us of our own image as a reader.


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Crones Don't Whine: Concentrated Wisdom for Juicy Women and Exceptional Men
with Jean Shinoda Bolen, M.D.
To be a crone is not a matter of age or appearance. Becoming a "crone" is a crowning inner achievement. "Crones Don't Whine" is the first of thirteen defining qualities of the crone because whining blocks spiritual and psychological development. Crone qualities are those that can be taken to heart and cultivated throughout life; they support authenticity, integrity, soul growth and social activism. While physiology and socialization make it more difficult for most men to develop crone qualities, exceptional men can become crones. Crone development comes through connecting deeply with others and with soul qualities in ourselves. Maturity, wisdom, and compassion develop over time through love and reflection; they are the fruits of consciousness and choice.
Jean Shinoda Bolen, MD is a psychiatrist, Jungian analyst and an internationally known author and speaker. She is a Distinguished Life Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, a former clinical professor of psychiatry at the University of California at San Francisco, a past board member of the Ms. Foundation for Women and of the International Transpersonal Association. She was a recipient of the Institute for Health and Healing's "Pioneers in Art, Science, and the Soul of Healing Award" and is a Diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. She is the author of The Tao of Psychology, Goddesses in Everywoman, Gods in Everyman, Ring of Power, Crossing to Avalon, Close to the Bone, The Millionth Circle, Goddesses in Older Women, Crones Don't Whine, Urgent Message from Mother, and Like a Tree with over eighty foreign translations.
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Gran Paradiso, the Italian Alps
12th September 2008 27th November 2014 Allister Gerrard 0
(by Allister Gerrard, June 2005)
Gran Paradiso lies between Mont Blanc to the north and the Dauphiné range to the south and at 4,061m is Italy's highest and a good mountain to help acclimatise before attempting Mont Blanc. Although if you can get to something higher it might stand to you even better. Graded F+, it is mostly a rubble/snow plod, with a slope of 35 degrees.
IGC 1:50,000 No. 62003 Gran Paradiso
Kompass-Karte No. 86
We parked at the base of Gran Paradiso National Park at 1960m. The start of the walk up to the Hut Vittorio Emanuele II (2775m) takes about 2.5 hours approx. From the car park the start crosses a glaciated river and follows it for a couple of km before disappearing up a windy track alongside a waterfall. The views as you gain height are spectaular and on a clear day in June it was very warm with a heavy pack. Upon arriving at the hut, the feet revelled out of the hot boots & even more so being dipped in the freezing water of the adjacent pool. The hut itself is pretty good and we shared a room with 4 bunks and only half full for the night which was good. After an evening meal in the hut we hit the bunks at 9-10pm; ear plugs are a good idea.
We had an early rise at 3.45am, with people flurrying about the place almost in a panic as if the place was about to burn down. Panic breeds panic, so I moved into second gear, time to put the slippers on (only kidding). Tired with a broken night's sleep, it was clothes on and down for breakfast. We set off at 4.30am into the darkness, torches lighting up the way ahead, we were first off of the blocks and ahead of the rest of the posse which we left 'faffing' around at the hut with laces, crampons etc. The route heads out directly at the back of the hut over a field of rocks and boulders etc. before turning right upwards into a wide chasm with steep snowy ground on both sides. At this point, after 30 minutes of walking, we stopped and looked back and could see the ensuing posse behind, a series of head torches all the way back to the hut marking the route back. It was our turn to put on the crampons and harness etc. and the peloton started to pass us as they had already done all this; we were in no race or rush. We ploughed our way up through the snow into what was like a short V-shaped valley, which eventually swung around to the right and upwards to more open ground. Heading out of the valley we had to move in single file and it was clear already one or two were struggling with the altitude as the pace was slow and snow was up to our knees on this steep section, I wasn't complaining and happy to take it handy. When the ground opened up again and widened we moved off into our own and approximately half way up stopped on some rocks for a bite to eat, to chill out and take in the views around. We could see 'Ciaforon' which we had climbed the previous day; we reminisced about the previous day's climb, which was more technically challenging.
A view back down Gran Paradiso
A view back down Gran Paradiso from the summit ridge
The summit of Gran Paradiso ahead
The rest of the walk up was mostly just a snow plod; however, the altitude slowed us ever so slightly by each step as we neared the summit. Just before the summit there is a little scramble over some bare rock, with one short narrow very exposed ledge to cross in crampons, however, we were able to clip into a rope anchored to the rock when crossing this point, so it was no bother. On the summit our lady stands on top – 'The Madonna' with magnificent views. We had a clear day and views of the North face of Mont Blanc (to be our next challenge, not the face though), Matterhorn, Mönch etc.
John and Allister on the summit of Gran Paradiso
We reached the summit in 4.5 hours; 2.5 hours back to the hut.
John stepping off the summit of Gran Paradiso
The descent was relatively straightforward, some deep snow on the steep ground with sheets of ice underneath ensured the odd uneventful slip. Finally, down at the hut, we got a breather and peeled off the layers in now the midday sun. After a short break, we strolled down to the car park at the base of Gran Paradiso National Park, passing these awesome glaciated rivers on the way down, crashing down endlessly. A recommended route for acclimatising or as a first 4000'er when ready to take on your first alpine ascent, without a guide.
Julie-Ann Clyma and Allister Gerrard after climbing Gran Paradiso; Emanuele Hut in the background
The drive back to Chamonix took approximately one hour. The next day we headed for Mont Blanc!
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Media Contact: Lance Skelly 28 November 2007
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New Mammography Technology Improves Cancer Detection
A new radiological diagnostic tool called stereo mammography allows clinicians to detect more lesions and could significantly reduce the number of women who are recalled for additional tests following routine screening mammography.
Dr. Carl D'Orsi using the machine
The findings from a clinical trial underway at Emory University were presented today at the annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North America held in Chicago.
In the study, stereoscopic digital mammography reduced false-positive findings by 49 percent compared to standard digital mammography, and reduced missed lesions by 40 percent, according to Dr. Carl D'Orsi, MD, professor of radiology, Emory University School of Medicine, and director of breast imaging.
"This finding is very significant because it shows the technology cuts by almost half the number of women who are recalled for additional tests, reduces the number of false positives that typically occur in standard mammograms and eliminates significant anxiety in patients and their loved ones," says Dr. D'Orsi.
"Standard mammography is widely considered to be one of the most difficult exams to read because lesions may be disguised by normal tissue," says Dr. D'Orsi. "At the same time, false-positives can also occur because of the two dimensional images provided by the existing technology."
Stereo mammography consists of two digital x-ray images of the breast acquired from two different points of view separated by about eight degrees. When the images are viewed on a stereo display workstation, the radiologist is able to see the internal structure of the breast in three dimensions.
In the study, researchers use a full-field digital mammography unit modified to take stereo pairs of images. A stereo display workstation allows the mammographer to fuse the stereo image pair, while viewing the breast in depth.
As of July 2007, 1,093 patients at elevated risk for developing breast cancer were enrolled in the clinical trial. Each patient received a full-field, standard digital mammography screening examination and a full-field, stereoscopic digital exam. The exams were read independently by different radiologists. A total of 259 suspicious findings were detected by the combined mammography procedures and were referred for additional diagnostic testing, including biopsy when indicated. Of those, 109 were determined to be true lesions. Standard mammography missed 40 of the 109 lesions while the stereoscopic exam failed to detect 24, a 40 percent decrease in missed lesions.
According to the researchers, increasing the use of stereo mammography at many institutions across the country would require simple upgrades to existing digital mammography equipment and software. The stereo digital exam currently takes the same amount of time to read as a standard mammogram, and researchers are working toward making radiation exposure in stereo scans comparable.
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Eric Sevareid, crack young correspondent and commentator for the Columbia Broadcasting System, returned to the United States via Clipper last Sunday. He was in France when it fell and since then in London, where life is a commodity to be exchanged for nothing less than freedom, and death is something preferable to surrender. Mr. Sevareid will return to London after a brief breathing spell in N..Y. He made these notes on the Clipper.
Ambassador Joe Kennedy's indigestion, which has not benefitted from a steady diet of eggs and pills, a lack of sleep and the unending bombings. He has grown pessimistic about the world situation and doesn't want to go back to London . . . Roosevelt's chances in the election . . . .The boners Halifax continues to make in his speeches. Whenever he speaks of England's allies he invariably forgets to include the valiant Poles who have continued the struggle and he never fails to include the phrase "Christian civilization" which is a slap for India—where Halifax was once viceroy!
Churchill. He is far and away the most lucid mind and voice in Britain. Historians are convinced he will live in history as the greatest British orator. Pitt not forgotten. Churchill, for your information, is privately convinced that America ought to come into the war at once. He is tired of having to sell the U.S. on every new event and idea. Those are the prime minister's own beliefs, but there is no denying that the impact of American intervention would be terrific in France, where (despite the stuff you hear from Vichy) nine out of 10 pray for British victory.
The identity of the successor to Joe Kennedy's ambassadorship. The Court of St. James might accept Willim C. Bullitt, though they still fail to understand why he remained in Paris and left Tony Biddle the frantic task of bolstering the Reynaud cabinet in Bordeaux.
The great job Quent Reynolds is doing. He's as popular on every dirty little English trawler as he is in the Stork Club. CBS's Ed Murrow and his astonishing piece of uncensored ad libbing into a rooftop mike while the bombs were falling about him. Too, he's become famous for his ability to turn in a good reporting job while giving away nothing of value to Goering . . . Those terrible whistlers the Germans let loose. Some say you'll never get hit by one you can hear coming down. But Murrow and I listened to one at dinner one night that staggered the pillars and teetered the chandeliers of the hotel. He went on eating while I sat there jittering. "That was blocks away," Ed said, "probably up at Oxford Circus." Oxford Circus, my eye! The damned thing had hacked away a huge chunk of the hotel's fourth floor.
The way American correspondents worry over the next U.S. ambassador to Great Britain. Kennedy never refused to see any reporter on any subject, and they can count on the same treatment from Biddle. It's a mite tougher to pry a story from Bullitt.
The funny things people do when the big ones start to come down. If I'm in bed, I roll over. If I'm standing, I lie down—and vice versa. I'm more scared in a strange building even though it's ten times stronger than my own. I feel naked and alone on the street without my hat, but to be caught in the bathtub by a raid is the most fearful thing that could possibly happen . . . The "luckiest guys" (and the bravest) in London—the firemen. Not that anyone begrudges them their bravery, but we all envy them because they have something to do during a raid. They simply don't have time to be scared. One night an incendiary landed on my roof and the AF—auxiliary fireman—in my building held the nozzle of his little stirrup pump while I desperately pulled and pushed the plunger. The Nazis drop thousands of these 18-inch incendiaries in a night, but they're so much pie if spotted in time. This one was out in 15 minutes, and then I realized that for a quarter of an hour I hadn't wasted a thought on bombers and their dreadful possibilities. In a bombing raid an active imagination is much more of a handicap than a wooden leg.
The American correspondents and their amazing esprit de corps. No phony heroics, no trivial struggle for meaningless "scoops,: and best of all, lots of intestinal fortitude. Ray Daniel and his NY Times cohorts moved their office into the basement of the Savoy Hotel some time ago. The Herald Trib boys are there now, too, pounding their typewriters under criss-crossed steel girders two stories underground. When things get dull Vic Oliver comes in to do a bit of entertaining and Bob Post orates on his favorite subject—the British Navy. Scotty Restin and Frank Kelly, who live in this basement to eliminate the 5-minute tram ride to and from work, sit and reminisce about home and family. But Larry Rue, old calloused Chicago Tribune hand, is probably not there. He likes to sit on the ROOF during a raid, caress a scotch and soda and hurl profanity at the night riders.
The split second timing that saved old Bob Casey's life twice in one evening. He and a friend stopped their cab one night to argue for 10 minutes in order to determine who should be driven home first. They reached a decision and started for the friend's hotel, arriving there just in time to see the inn erupt into the street. They collected their nerves at the nearest pub and set out for Bob's quarters. Same thing. A bomb got there less than a minute before them.
The stuff that appears in American newspapers. Just as soon as one of the boys' stories lands in print over here, an English correspondent cables it back to England, where it is featured in the British papers. It's a form of pressure—you'd better not get pessimistic unless you want some fighting Englishman to punch you right on the schnoz.
The horrible night in Cologne, as reported by a captured German pilot. A British bomb hit a nest of oil tanks in that town and the stuff ran through the streets like burning lava, setting houses and every other object along the way into a furious blaze.
The future. They don't know exactly what it's going to be like, but they do know this. As long as there is an enemy striking at England, there will be Englishmen fighting on and on—and on.


We often hear the phrase "The sky is the limit" and often we hear this when the people around us are expressing their negative feelings on the topic at hand. But do you know that there is another phrase that contradicts this cliche? The phrase "nothing is set in stone" is the one that many successful people use whenever they try or aim for something and that, with the power of positivity, can make anything in this world possible.
People who are successful use the power of being positive in everything they do. One of the concepts that is practiced in positivity is the law of attraction. The law of attraction might be a scientific concept but it is never truer and more applicable than to our society today. Many researchers believe that what people surround themselves with becomes their own actions and thoughts later on. It might not be obvious or apparent at the start and this surprises many when their actions or feelings are observed later on. This is the reason many sociologists or therapists recommend that individuals should surround themselves with positive things to ward off negative feelings.
Another area of being successful is to envision one's own desires and put it into action. Oftentimes, one wants to achieve something but lacks the desire to see it through. Many people blame others for their failure to reach their goals which produces negative results as well. When one wants to become successful, it is important to focus and put their thoughts into actions and carry the responsibilities that come with achieving what they want in life. By taking responsibilities and initiative, one is more concentrated and motivated to reach their goals in life.
When people want changes to happen to their life, they need to understand that they have to leave their comfort zone and start taking charge of their lives. It may be uncomfortable at the start and even cause friendships to end, but sometimes changes can be awkward but may also be the best thing to happen to your life. Cut the negativity that runs in your life – people who you think will drag you down and negative thoughts and envision what you want your life to be. Surround yourself with positive things, find mentors, visualize what you want and you will wake up one day and realize that you have achieved what you want to do and are happier than you were before.
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Long before the Double Fresh™ brand was born, there was a guy named Matt with a vision of a better dip. It all began in 1991, when he bought a five-year old company that made hummus. Hummus? What the heck was hummus? Most people didn't know, but Matt had a vision. He added two new flavors to the existing four (flavored hummus, a first), created a black a bean dip and a pinto bean dip using an unknown ingredient called chipotle peppers (another first). Oh, and he also had the first and only fresh vegetable salsa on the market (carrots in salsa?).
Fast forward 25 years and many other "firsts to market" - the FIRST organic hummus, FIRST edamame hummus, THE FIRST bruschetta.
Matt's vision has come full circle with the introduction of the Double Fresh™ line of FULLY LAYERED hummus and dips. Actually, Matt had an ah-ha moment when he brought a large tub of "topped" hummus to a party. Three good chips-full later everyone was looking into the abyss of a bucket of plain hummus. The good stuff was gone way too fast. So pulling from his vast archives of recipes and ideas, he created a whole new eating experience — well, a new hummus experience anyway. Now the topping is an integral part of the experience and not just a garnish. It's all-natural to boot. A double dip with every chip!


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8 July 2014 Thinking
Ancient and Modern
A post from The Light Ships, one of the current Regular Marvels
The Light Ships
Medieval visions
Wrangle Church is known to architectural historians for its rare 14th century stained glass. Such survivals are unusual in English parish churches because artistic work associated with Roman Catholicism was frowned upon after Henry VIII established a Protestant Church of England, and especially by the convinced advocates of Puritanism in the 17th century. Statues, metalwork, books, paintings and stained glass were all stripped out, broken, burnt or sold. The people of Wrangle saved at least some of their ancient glass by burying it; but when it was safe to retrieve it, centuries later, its original design had been forgotten, so the glass in the north aisle windows is beautiful but hard to decipher.
Olive Cook, who produced some of the finest post-war books on English buildings and topography with her husband, the photographer Edwin Smith, gives a good account of Wrangle's medieval stained glass:
An inscription…
Art across borders


What Is Pi in MATLAB?
The expression pi in MATLAB returns the floating point number closest in value to the fundamental constant pi, which is defined as the ratio of the circumference of the circle to its diameter. Note that the MATLAB constant pi is not exactly equal to the fundamental constant pi.
MATLAB users should be aware that the tiny difference between pi as defined in MATLAB and the fundamental constant pi can lead to unexpected results in calculations. For example, the expression sin(pi), which one would expect to return 0, actually returns 1.2246e-16 in MATLAB. Users can correct this error by rounding the result of sin(pi) to 0.


Most people probably think that we perceive the five basic tastes—sweet, sour, salty, bitter and umami (savory)—with our tongue, which then sends signals to our brain "telling" us what we've tasted. However, scientists have turned this idea on its head, demonstrating in mice the ability to change the way something tastes by manipulating groups of cells in the brain.
The primary aim of Dr. Zuker's lab is to understand how the brain transforms detection of chemical stimuli into perception. Over the past decade or so, Dr. Zuker and his colleagues proved that there are dedicated receptors for each taste on the tongue, and that each class of receptor sends a specific signal to the brain. More recently, they demonstrated that each taste is sensed by unique sets of brain cells, located in separate locations in the brain's cortex – generating a map of taste qualities in the brain.
Remarkably, the researchers were also able to make the animals think they were tasting bitter or sweet even when the animal was only drinking water. When the researchers activated the sweet neurons during drinking, they observed behavioral responses in the mice associated with sweet, such as impressively increased licking. In contrast, stimulating bitter neurons dramatically suppressed licking, and elicited classic taste-rejection responses, including the activation of gagging behavior. These results showed that by manipulating the brain centers representing sweet and bitter taste they could directly control an animal's sensory perception and behavioral actions, says Peng.
In a final set of experiments, animals were trained to report the identity of an orally applied sweet and bitter stimulus by performing a novel behavioral task, allowing the researchers to test what the animal is tasting. In the experiments, the mice tasted real bitter, sweet, and salty chemicals at times, but at other times the researchers used the laser to activate the animals' sweet or bitter cortical fields. The behavior of the mice did not differ between the real and virtual tastes, demonstrating that the light is mimicking the perception of bitter and sweet. "In other words, taste is all in the brain," said Zuker.
The paper is titled, "Sweet and bitter taste in the brain of awake behaving animals." The other contributors are Yueqing Peng (CUMC), Sarah Gillis-Smith (CUMC), Hao Jin (CUMC), Dimitri Tränkner (CUMC and Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Asburn, Va.), and Nicholas J. P. Ryba (National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, Md.).


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La 24 Ore di Le Mans 1978 fu il 46º Grand Prix d'Endurance e si svolse l'10 e 11 giugno 1978. La gara non era valevole per il Mondiale Marche e ad essa parteciparono vetture sport prototipo del Gruppo 6 ("fino a 2 litri" e "oltre 2 litri") e Le Mans GTP ("fino a 3 litri" e "oltre 3 litri"), vetture di "produzione speciale" del Gruppo 5 e IMSA GTX e le Gran Turismo appartenenti a Gruppo 4 ("fino a 3 litri" e "oltre 3 litri").

Contesto

Dopo le cocenti delusioni del 1976 e 1977 e con il programma Formula 1 in uno stadio avanzato che avrebbe sottratto fondi alle gare di durata, per la Renault il 1978 "doveva" essere l'anno della rivincita e si presentò in forze a Le Mans, preparando da parte sua 3 vetture per la gara, sostenute anche da una Alpine A442A privata del team Calberson affidata all'equipaggio Fréquelin/Ragnotti/Dolhem/Jabouille. Il team schierò due A442, di cui una nella specifica «B», dotata di un controverso parabrezza a bolla che copriva gran parte dell'abitacolo e che diminuiva la resistenza aerodinamica ma anche la visibilità. La terza auto ufficiale, un'evoluzione, era la nuova A443, dotata di passo più lungo mediante l'interposizione di un distanziale tra il cambio e il nuovo motore maggiorato fino al limite regolamentare della classe "3 litri".

La Porsche, d'altra parte, schierò anch'essa quattro vetture: due nuove Porsche 936/78 (con la nuova testata raffreddata ad acqua), una Porsche 936/77 e una Porsche 935/78, con quest'ultima appartenente al Gruppo 5 e soprannominata Moby Dick per le forme che ricordavano un enorme cetaceo.

Non più presenti in maniera ufficiale fin dal 1974, le vetture Ferrari erano schierate da scuderie private tra le Gran Turismo della categoria IMSA GTX: l'importatore statunitense Luigi Chinetti Sr. schierò una 512 BB, l'importatore francese Charles Pozzi ne mise in pista due e una quarta 512BB fu impiegata dalla scuderia Beurly's, mentre una Ferrari 365 GT4/BB era con le insegne della Ecurie Grand Compétition Car.

Qualifiche

Il primo giorno di qualifiche Jacky Ickx sulla Porsche 936/78 batté di tre secondi il precedente record detenuto da Arturo Merzario con l'Alfa Romeo, siglando il miglior tempo provvisorio con 3'27''6, seguito dalla 935/78 di Rolf Stommelen con 3'30''7, mentre la migliore Renault era la Alpine A443 di Patrick Depailler a 7 secondi da Ickx.Il giorno seguente Depailler riesce a far suo il secondo posto con 3'28''4, mentre il tempo segnato da Ickx resta inarrivabile, consegnando al belga la pole position.

La griglia di partenza vede quindi Ickx col miglior tempo, seguito da Depailler, seconda fila per Stommelen e l'altra Porsche 936/78 di Wollek, poi l'Alpine A442B di Didier Pironi e la 936/77 di Peter Gregg in terza fila, le due Alpine A442A di Jean-Pierre Jarier e Ragnotti in quarta fila, la Mirage-Renault M9 di Vern Schuppan e la De Cadenet Lola LM di Chris Craft in quinta fila, mentre in sesta fila si trovavano la Porsche 935/77A di John Fitzpatrick/Toine Hezemans e l'altra Mirage-Renault M9 di Leclère/Posey.

Gara

Dopo che la nuova Renault Alpine A443, vettura scelta dai francesi per il ruolo di "lepre", si ritirò nella tarda mattinata della domenica con il motore rotto a causa di un pistone forato, toccò alla A442B di Didier Pironi e Jean-Pierre Jaussaud riuscire a contenere la Porsche ufficiale di Ickx/Pescarolo/Mass e quelle dei loro compagni di marca ancora rimasti in gara nelle ultime ore che precedettero la bandiera a scacchi. Dopo il successo a Le Mans, la Casa francese concentrò i suoi sforzi unicamente sulla Formula 1.

Classifica finale

Statistiche
 Pole Position - #6 Martini Racing Porsche System (Jacky Ickx) - 3:27.06
 Giro più veloce in gara - #1 Renault Sport (Jean-Pierre Jabouille) - 3:34.20
 Distanza - 5044.53 km
 velocità media - 210.188 km/h

Vincitori dei Trofei
 Indice di Efficienza termica - numero 6 - Martini Racing Porsche System

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Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

24 Ore di Le Mans
Serie e competizioni motoristiche nel 1977

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To Cute! Where's the Beev?
I don't remember any LEAVE IT TO BEAVER episodes involving crossdressing, but if that series had run about 25 to 35 years later there might have been. I've noticed that many of the TV sitcoms featuring teen and pre-teen boys in the last 20 years or so have had episodes where the boy character(s) crossdressed (for some "contrived" reason). There are quite a few YouTube videos with clips (or entire episodes) from those shows. In many cases, the crossdressed boy(s) looked really good -- they were made up and dressed very realistically. The plots usually involved them trying to be perceived as real girls.
Some of the boys (especially the ones who were exceptionally good looking) made beautiful girls. Like the guys who participate in the truly superb MISS ENGINEERING events of the University of the Philippines, I would love to know how many guys who looked gorgeous as girls (and who previously had never crossdressed) LOVED the experience and continued crossdressing in private after seeing how beautiful they looked as girls.
There was indeed a Beav episode where Wally had to play a woman in a school skit and resisted till the very end, until Ward persuaded him he wan't a sissy.
There was indeed a Beav episode where Wally had to play a woman in a school skit and resisted doing it until the very end, but Ward finally persuaded him it took a real man to wear a dress for fun.
"Wally's Play" aired June 11, 1960; Wally is cast as a saloon girl in an all-male school play.
Besides Wally being cast as a saloon girl in an all-male school play, the "Wally's Play" episode of "Leave It To Beaver" has another drag connection. One of the other characters in the episode, Duke Hathaway, was played by Tommy Ivo, a famous drag racer.
Thank You for the info on the WALLY'S PLAY episode. It's available on Netflix or for $1.99 on YouTube. The YouTube entry comes up with only the first 2 minutes of the episode, but has a button to start the purchase of the full episode. I'm now going to watch it using the streaming Netflix App on my iPhone.


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To procure written mortgage and/or judgment payoffs, in addition to municipal information, we require that an "Authorization to Release Confidential Information" be completed by the sellers and returned to us. This is to comply with Wisconsin State Statute SS196.137, known as Wisconsin Act 25 protecting owner's rights regarding municipal information and to also comply with the lender's instructions for receiving mortgage payoffs.
A fully executed copy of the Offer to Purchase along with any Counter-Offers, Addendums and future Amendments.
Keep us informed. If there are any price adjustments, closing date adjustments, remember to keep us in the loop. Are there any inspection repairs? Just keeping us aware of the odds and ends can make all the difference.
Our trained staff understands how crucial this step is. We prefer to email completed statements for your review first, prior to sending this to the seller(s). Once we have your approval, we will be happy to mail or email statements directly to your client, or if you prefer to handle this, just direct us as to your specific needs.
Assurance Title has enjoyed working with many attorneys over the years. We always recommend that sellers contact their attorney prior to the negotiation process in a real estate sale. (Refer to the FSBO section of our website).
Disclaimer: At Assurance Title we strive to have the seller's closing statement completed one (1) week prior to closing, however, sometimes certain conditions make this impossible such as: late municipal reports, waiting for repairs to take place and receipt of repair invoices or other invoices, unexpected natural catastrophes such as hail or wind damage or flooding, or rush order situations.


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Озренски партизански народноослободилачки партизански (НОП) одред формиран је крајем августа 1941. године од устаничких група из села на подручју планине Озрена, код Добоја и планине Требаве. Приликом формирања имао је три чете и један вод са око 500 бораца, од којих нису били сви наоружани. Пошто се налазио под командом Оперативног штаба за тузланску област био је у почетку устанка називан и Други батаљон НОП одреда Тузланске области.

Приликом формирања одреда Штаб одреда су сачињавали — командант Тодор Вујасиновић, политички комесар Пашага Манџић, заменик команданта Тодор Панић, бивши подофицир Југословенске војске. Одмах је била формирана и болница одреда, а њен руководилац је била Душанка Вајић, учитељица из Трбука.

Борбени пут Одреда
Од самог формирања одред се истицао честим нападима на непријатељска упоришта и комуникације у долинама река Босне, Спрече и Криваје. Убрзо по формирању, 23. августа 1941. у садејству са другим јединицама, које су биле под командом Штаба за тузланску област, учествовао је у нападу на Добој и Маглај, као и у заплени муниције коју је непријатељ складиштио у шећерани у Усори. У новембру је нарастао на четири батаљона и у то време скоро потпуно паралисао саобраћај на комуникацијама у добојско-озренском подручју. Водио је и борбе са Немцима и усташама — 10. новембра на прузи Добој—Маглај, 14. новембра на прузи Добој—Тузла, 16. новембра у близини села Липца, код Добоја.

Да бих уништиле Озренски партизански одред јаке усташко-домобранске снаге, уз подршку артиљерије, су 3. децембра започеле офанзиву из долина река Босне и Спрече. У овој офанзиви, која је трајала до 12. децембра, одред је претрпео знатне губитке од око 120 рањених и убијених бораца. Поред тешких губитака, одред је успео да опстане на својој територији. Нова офанзива покренута против Одреда уследила је 9. јануара 1942, када су домобранске јединице, потпомогнуте деловима 750. пука немачке 718. пешадијске дивизије поново покушале да униште одред. Од 29. јануара до 4. фебруара одред је водио тешке борбе, са јаким немачким (два пука 718. дивизије и један пук 342. дивизије) и усташко-домобранским снагама, успевши да избегне окружење. У овим борбама имао је око 70 погинулих и 100 рањених бораца.

После завршетка офанзиве одред је у кратком времену успео да поврати изгубљену територију, али тада запада у велику политичку кризу. У овом периоду је дошло до оштрих подела између партизана и четника у источној Босни. Борачка маса, састављена углавном од сељака, подлегла је тада четничкој пропаганди. Томе је у прилог ишла и оштра зима 1941/42. године. Покушај да се на војно-политичком саветовању представника Озренског партизанског одреда избегне криза и спасе Народноослободилачки покрет (НОП), пропала је 18. априла 1942. када су четнички елементи у Одреду извршили пуч и напали Први источнобосански пролетерски батаљон и уништили једну његову чету. Овај батаљон је успео да одбије четнике, али је сутрадан био присиљен да са Штабом одреда и нешто бораца, напусти Озрен и пређе на територију под контролом Зеничког партизанског одреда. Овим је Озренски партизански одред престао да постоји, а део његовог људства је био укључен у тада формирани Трећи ударни батаљон.

Хусинска рударска партизанска чета
У оквиру Озренског партизанског одреда налазила се и Хусинска рударска партизанска чета, састављена од рудара из рудника Креке и места Хусино, код Тузле. Ова чета је била формирана крајем августа 1941. од бораца-рудара који су се већ налазили у Одреду и веће групе бораца која је тада дошла у партизане. Наиме, пошто је на почетку устанка, било јако тешко доћи до наоружања и друге војне опреме, група рудара Хрвата, предвођена Петром Миљановићем и Ивом Бојанићем, а у договору са Обласним комитетом КПЈ за Тузлу, пријавила се у Усташки табор у Букињу. После извесног времена проведених у усташама, где су добили униформе, оружје и муницију, они су прешли у партизане.

Међу борцима ове чете био је и рудар Пејо Марковић (1920—1941), у чију је част борац Милош Поповић Ђурин, испевао познату партизанску песму "Коњух планином". Такође један од бораца ове чете је био и Мијо Керошевић, синовац познатог рудара Јуре Керошевића, који је био један од вођа познате Хусинске буне из 1920. године. Од свих рудара-бораца ове чете једино је Мијо дочекао крај рата. Неколико бораца ове чете проглашено је за народне хероје.

Народни хероји Озренски одреда
Неки од бораца Озренског народноослободилачког партизанског одреда који су одликовани Орденом народног хероја:

 Перо Босић, борац одреда
 Петар Докић, политички комесар батаљона
 Јосип Јовановић, политички радник у одреду
 Мијо Керошевић, борац Рударске чете
 Милош Купрес, командир Рударске чете у Ударном батаљону
 Симо Лукић, политички комесар одреда
 Пашага Манџић, први политички комесар одреда
 Пејо Марковић, борац бригаде
 Петар Миљановић, политички комесар Рударске чете
 Тодор Панић, заменик команданта одреда

Литература

 Војна енциклопедија (књига шеста), Београд 1973. година

 Лексикон Народноослободилачког рата и револуције у Југославији 1941—1945. "Народна књига" Београд и "Партизанска књига" Љубљана, 1980. година.

Партизански одреди из Босне и Херцеговине


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Die Odin ist eine finnische Ro-Ro-Fähre der Reederei J & L Shipping. Gebaut worden war die Fähre als Odin Sydfyen für die dänische Reederei Sydfyenske Dampskibsselskab.

Geschichte
Die Fähre wurde unter der Baunummer 168 auf der Svendborg Værft in Svendborg für die Sydfyenske Dampskibsselskab in Spodsbjerg gebaut. Die Kiellegung fand am 13. November 1982, der Stapellauf am 14. Mai 1982 statt. Das Schiff wurde im August 1982 abgeliefert und anschließend unter dänischer Flagge auf der Strecke zwischen Spodsbjerg auf der Insel Langeland und Tårs auf der Insel Lolland eingesetzt. Das Schiff war die zweite Fähre eines Flottenerneuerungsprogramms der Reederei. Zuvor war die 1978 gebaute Thor Sydfyen in Dienst gestellt worden. 1984 folgte die Frigg Sydfyen, ein Schwesterschiff der Odin Sydfyen.

Mit der Abspaltung der SFDS af 1991 von der Sydfyenske Dampskibsselskab im Jahr 1991 kam die Fähre zur SFDS af 1991. 1996 wurde die SFDS af 1991 durch die DSB Rederi übernommen und die Fähre in der Folge von der DSB Rederi betrieben. Mit der Auslagerung des Fährgeschäftes in die Scandlines Danmark durch die Dänischen Staatsbahnen (DSB) wurde die Fähre 1997 Teil der Flotte von Scandlines Danmark.

Ende 2007 wurde die Fähre an die Reederei Sydfynske verkauft, die sie durch Langelandstrafikken weiter im Fährverkehr zwischen Spodsbjerg und Tårs betreiben ließ. Zum 1. Oktober 2010 kam das Schiff zu Danske Færger, das aus dem Zusammenschluss von Nordic Ferry Services, Bornholmstrafikken und Sydfynske entstanden war.

Ab Ende Mai 2012 verkehrte die Fähre zwischen Bøjden auf der Insel Als und Fynshav auf der Insel Fünen, ab Juni 2012 gemeinsam mit der Frigg Sydfyen. Mitte März 2015 wurde die Fähre auf der Strecke durch die Fynshav ersetzt. Im April 2015 wurde sie an die finnische Reederei J & L Shipping in Mariehamn verkauft. Neuer Name der nun unter finnischer Flagge mit Heimathafen Brändö betriebenen Fähre wurde Odin. J & L Shipping nutzt das Schiff im Auftrag der Åländischen Landschaftsregierung im Fährverkehr der Ålandinseln. Zunächst wurde es zwischen Långnäs, Överö und Snäckö eingesetzt. Mittlerweile verkehrt die Fähre zwischen Kumlinge, Föglö und Långnäs.

Technische Daten und Ausstattung
Das Schiff wird von zwei MAN-B&W-Dieselmotoren (Typ: 6T23L) mit jeweils 685 kW Leistung angetrieben. Die Motoren wirken auf zwei Verstellpropeller mit Beckerruder. Das Schiff ist mit zwei Bugstrahlrudern ausgestattet.

Die Fähre verfügt über ein durchlaufendes Fahrzeugdeck, das über Rampen zugänglich ist. Das Fahrzeugdeck ist vollständig geschlossen. Am Bug befindet sich ein nach oben aufklappbares Bugvisier, am Heck eine nach oben aufklappbare Heckklappe.

Oberhalb des Fahrzeugdecks befinden sich drei Decks. Hier sind unter anderem die Einrichtungen für die Passagiere untergebracht, darunter Aufenthaltsräume und eine Cafeteria. Im hinteren Bereich des Schiffes befindet sich ein Sonnendeck mit Sitzgelegenheiten für die Passagiere. Die Brücke befindet sich im vorderen Bereich des Schiffes. Zur besseren Übersicht gehen die Nocken auf beiden Seiten etwas über die Schiffsbreite hinaus. Zur besseren Übersicht beim rückwärtigen Anlegen befindet sich ein zusätzlicher Steuerstand in hinteren Bereich der Decksaufbauten.

Die Fähre ist für 338 Passagiere zugelassen. Die Reederei vermarktet die Fähre gemäß den Anforderungen der Åländischen Landschaftsregierung aber nur für 80 Passagiere. Die Fahrzeugkapazität der Fähre beträgt 50 Pkw.

Der Rumpf des Schiffes ist eisverstärkt (Eisklasse 1C).

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Einzelnachweise

Fähre (Ostsee)
Schiff (Dänemark)
Schiff (Åland)
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What is the difference between Roxicet and Percocet?
Asked by R. Barnes, Last updated: Dec 18, 2019
C. Snow
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C. Snow, Motivator, MA, California
Answered Sep 03, 2019
People may assume that Roxicet and Percocet are the same but there are some details that you should realize. Oxycodone is known to be an opioid pain medicine. Percocet is considered to be a stronger medication that is also used in order to treat pain.
There may be some similarities between the two like the fact that they are both considered to be narcotic analgesics but oxycodone can be considered as one of the ingredients that you can find in Percocet. Take note that both medications are prone to become abused because they are very effective in removing the pain that people may be feeling. Both of these drugs can only become available if the right prescription is given.
R. Barnes
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R. Barnes, Analyst, PhD, Clinton
Answered Jun 13, 2019
There is no much difference between Roxicet and Percocet because they are just brand names for the drugs that contain a certain proportion of acetaminophen and oxycodone. The two medications are not manufactured by the same company. Oxycodone is a strong narcotic drug which can be used as pain-reliever. Roxicet and percocet are prescribed to manage pains. The two drugs do not totally stop the sensation of pain but they help reducing pains.
People with broken bones, and those with injuries can use the two drugs. One notable difference between Roxicet and Percocet is in the composition of oxycodone and acetaminophen that are present in them. Percocet contains 2.5 to 5 mg of oxycodone and also 325 mg of acetaminophen, while Roxicet contains 5mg of oxycodone and even more and 325 mg of acetaminophen. The two drugs should be used as prescribed by the doctor because overdose can result to serious side effects.
L. Thornton
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L. Thornton, Student, MBA, Los Angles
Roxicet is the brand name for the combination medication oxycodone and acetaminophen, which is dispensed in a ratio of 5 mg of oxycodone and 325 mg of acetaminophen. 5/325 of this medication is the base dose for this narcotic. Percocet is the same medication, which is manufactured by a different company.
There is no variance between these two medications except for the name and the manufacturers. The addition of the acetaminophen with these medications helps to boost the effects of the oxycodone; however, you have to be careful with acetaminophen because it can cause liver damage when taken in large quantities and you should not take extra when you are taking this combination medication.
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