While fire resisting compartments are created to contain fire and smoke from spreading within building structures, this also presents a parallel threat as most concealed cavities between fire resisting walls and floors are interlinked. The importance of sealing gaps in this type of construction is therefore vital to ensure the compartmentation systems work to their maximum ability to save life and property. Such gaps are typically at service penetrations through walls and floors, but would also include gaps left for structural movement and gaps left due to poor workmanship.
Recognising this, the develpoment of effective solutions to seal gaps at service penetrations has increased over the past few years and STPL has become a world leader in supplying such solutions. Note should be taken that everyservice passing through fire resistant building elements react in different ways to fire, there is no single solutin or product that will protect all services.
Bulkhead Sealer Systems are made from high density rock fibre pannels (nominal 50mm thick) coated with sealer. The system will act as a fire barrier to seal of openings in walls or floors thus preventing the passage of fire. It is the simplest of all fire stopping products to use,and also one of, if not, the most economical product to use. In many building, cables such as computer and telecommunication cables are continuously added, removed or replaced. Sealer System enables this process to be carried out with the minimum of inconvenience. Sealer System has been successfully tested in wall and floor constructions for up to 120 minutes.
Cement is a lightweight fire resistant cement supplied as a dry powder for on site preperation. It is mixed on site with clean water. This fine grade cement powder is white in colour for ease of identification and has quick setting time. When the product is set, it presents a hard surface finish and doesnot shrink regardless of temperature change.
It is readily drilled for post installation of services. When used in a floor applications, Cements can also provide some degree of load bearing capability depending on the thickness of cement layer apply. Please consult technical department to ascertain thickness requirement to meet a loadbearing performance requrement.
Acrylic Sealant is a gunable sealant designed for the sealing of joints and services penetrations against the spread of fire, smoke and hot gases for up to 240 minutes. An Acrylic Sealant may be used as acoustic sealant due its density and flexibility.
considered as a necessity to prevent smoke movement through buildings via penetrations, and is therefore highly recommended.
pillows are compressive products made of quality cloth envelopes enclosing high temperature, fire resistant granulated matirial.The pillows are used to mantain the fire resistance of walls and floors, where openings for services are located.They are typicallyinstalled around cables and non-combustible pipes which need to be regularly altered.
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James Solberg Henrickson (nascido em 1940) é um botânico americano nascido em Eau Claire, em Wisconsin. Ele foi professor de Biologia na Universidade do Estado da Califórnia, em Los Angeles. Henrickson é pesquisador do Plant Resources Center da Universidade do Texas em Austin.

Publicações seleccionadas
 1964. Pollen morphology of Fouquieriaceae. Dissertação (MA), Claremont Graduate School. 110 pp.
 1968 Vegetative Morphology of the Fouquieriacae. Dissertação (PhD), Claremont Graduate School 234 pp.
 1969. The Succulent Fouquierias. 7 pp.
 1973. Fouquieriacea DC. Volumen 1 do World Pollen and Spore Flora. Ed. Almqvist & Wiksell Periodical Co. 12 pp.
 Richard Stephen Felger. 1973. Microanalysis and Identification of a Basket Fragment from Sonora, Mexico. 7 pp.

Reconhecimento
As espécies nomeadas em sua homenagem incluem:

 (Acanthaceae) Carlowrightia henricksonii TFDaniel
 (Asteraceae) Gaillardia henricksonii BLTurner
 (Boraginaceae) Cynoglossum henricksonii LCHiggins
 (Brassicaceae) Mancoa henricksonii Rollins
 (Cactaceae) Coryphantha henricksonii (Glass & RAFoster) Glass & RAFoster
 (Campanulaceae) Lobelia henricksonii MCJohnst.
 (Euphorbiaceae) Euphorbia henricksonii MCJohnst.
 (Malvaceae) Anoda henricksonii MCJohnst.
 (Polygonaceae) Eriogonum henricksonii Reveal
 (Ranunculaceae) Thalictrum henricksonii MCJohnst.
 (Rubiaceae) Chiococca henricksonii MCJohnst.
 (Scrophulariaceae) Penstemon henricksonii RMStraw

Professores da Universidade do Texas em Austin
Botânicos dos Estados Unidos

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Like any wedding, an elopement is a special day that should be celebrated and enjoyed. Starting with a romantic first look, we will capture the pure joy of the moment you and your partner see each other for the first time on your wedding day. We will have a mini photo shoot to get you ready for the day, then travel to the helicopter, where you will meet your officiant (we have some that we like to work with, but you are welcome to choose your own) and the helicopter pilot.
Together, we will soar through the mountains to find your perfect ceremony space. Ralph will capture candid and emotional photos of your ceremony, for you to look back on and cherish for life. Post-ceremony, we will pop some champagne and get set up to take even more unique and special photographs. We will take the helicopter back up into the skies and find magical photo locations where we can capture the day. After all the photos have been taken, you and your new husband or wife will enjoy your first moments of married life, marveling at the beautiful terrain and basking in your joy from the day.
We fly from Alyeska Hotel and have your special ceremony on either a beautiful glacier or a scenic mountaintop. The two of you have the option to enjoy a bottle of champaign, as you experience a once in a lifetime photo shoot. You'll also have the option to choose from our list of officiants, and request specific color themes for your flowers. You'll be responsible for your marriage license, wedding attire, and vows. Getting excited well in advance should not be hard!
Wedding Officiant. (we have a few on-deck, but you can bring your own instead).
And of course, an amazingly romantic Alaskan Adventure!
Includes helicopter flight and experience catered to your needs with multiple landings for the ultimate experience in the Chugach mountains of Alaska. We can go wherever we want and take our time, our expert pilot will land us on mountain peaks, glaciers, fly over waterfalls, tour Prince William Sound, and we will create for you world class epic images and memories. Perhaps we fly to a remote town for a drink and a photoshoot? Up to us!
Departing from Alyeska's private helicopter pad if your a guest or a local runway, we will have multiple landings on mountain peaks and glaciers, with stunning photography captures of you, the newlywed couple!
Departing from Alyeska's private helicopter pad (If your a guest at the Alyeska Resort Hotel), with a single glacier or mountaintop landing for Champagne toast and custom photo shoot.
Example 2: Have Ralph show you some special locations around Alaska that are just off the road. With so much special landscape and scenery in Alaska its hard to choose or to know what to do. Logistics and options include just driving to locations, hiking to mountain ridges, taking boats to majestic shores on the Prince William Sound for ceremonies, celebrations and photo shoots. It's up to us, let's do something special!


Private Guitar tutoring lessons Oakland, CA.
Are you considering taking guitar lessons in Oakland? Lucky for you, the city is filled with valuable resources for aspiring guitarists and hobbyists. From repair shops to live music venues, Oakland is a great place for guitarists to get inspired and stay motivated.
In addition to taking guitar lessons in Oakland, it's important to take advantage of the different resources around you. Listening to live music and playing with other artists helps improve your skills and speed up the learning process.
Below are just a few of the local spots around Oakland in which you can take advantage.
Café Van Kleef: Are you looking for a place with an eclectic crowd and great live music? Then look no further than Café Van Kleef. On Friday and Saturday nights, this intimate hangout features a wide range of live music, including jazz, R&B, and soul.
The Sound Room: If you're into the jazz scene than The Sound Room is the perfect place for you to get inspired and maybe even pick up a few guitar tricks. The live music venue is home of the Bay Area Jazz and Arts Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting jazz.
The Legionnaire Saloon: From soul to indie, the Legionnaire Saloon features an array of live music acts all throughout the week. If you're tired of playing the same old songs, then make your way to the Legionnaire Saloon to get inspired by some new sounds.
A&G Music: Located on 564 14th St., A&G Music offers a large selection of new and used guitars for both beginner and advanced students. Need to repair some strings? The shop also does repairs in its in-house instrument repair facility. According to the shop's website, close to 15,000 damaged instruments come through the shop each year!
Jon's Music & Repair Shop: Do you have a guitar that's been collecting dust in the attic and needs some major repairs? Take it to Jon's Music and Repair Shop on 467 19th St. where the trusted and experienced staff members have a reputation for successfully repairing instruments at a great cost.
Econo Jam Records: While it might not be a guitar shop, Econo Jam Records is a great place to go if you're looking for some musical inspiration. The shop carries an abundance of new and used vinyl records and music from independent artists.
Neighborhood Acoustic Jam Group: Do you want to practice your acoustic guitar skills with other musicians while having fun? The Neighborhood Acoustic Jam Group is group that gathers to play instruments and have fun! Past meetups have included nights out listening to live music and intimate jam sessions.
Rise Up Singing: This folk singing group, comprised of 429 members, welcomes guitar players as well as other string instruments to play along during their singing sessions. Taking place around the Oakland, Berkeley, and Walnut Creek areas, this meetup is great for those interested in possibly forming a band.
So what are you waiting for? Don't wait another minute. Sign up for guitar lessons in Oakland and take advantage of all the resources available to you!
Award nominated singer-songwriter (wife and mom) with over 20 years experience available to teach eager students of all experience levels and ages! I structure my lessons so students learn what they want to learn, while also building a strong foundation of skills, focusing on self-expression and technique. I specialize in pop, folk, rock, blues and country styles. Let's have fun making music!
I have been a performing singer-songwriter/graphic artist for 15+ years have written roughly 200 original songs, released several CDs and performed hundreds of shows. Music has been an important part of my life and has given me enormous amounts of joy and growth as an individual. Both of my parents are musicians and I was fortunate to have their support and guidance in addition to formal and informal training from various musicians over the years but mostly, I developed my style of playing from many hours of playing and experimenting. I am excited to have the opportunity to teach others the tools needed to start their own journey in music.
Guitar, Piano, Songwriting: Folk, Rock, Blues & Country.
enjoy every minute. Ideally, within 6 months, the student should know and be able to play major and minor chords (instruments only), understand basic music notation, time signatures, and be able to follow basic sheet music (results will vary with each student). Students are encouraged to name songs that they wish to learn to keep them excited and interested in learning. Emphasis will be on accuracy, performance techniques and having fun!
Each student needs a guitar or piano/keyboard and a 3 ring binder as well as a music book (book not required for voice). I provide both for $15. I recommend supporting local music stores before going to the big chains. I can help with choosing an instrument if needed.
Amber is an excellent instructor.
My granddaughter is 7 years old and her ability to be attentive is limited.
However, Amber is able to maintain my granddaughter's attention. She is patient and work well with the challenging young children.
She promotes interest for the music world, and ensure that her students obtain an awesome experience.
Amber is very knowledgeable on what she does. She is very kind, sweet and professional. Couple of times she adjusted her time for my daughter 's availability in a short notice. I will recommend Amber to everyone looking for a piano lesson.
Work on any subjects you'd like to cover! Whether you want to accompany yourself singing, learn to play Bach, or learn country, blues, jazz, rock, or a little bit of everything, we can customize your lessons to work on what you want to learn! Please feel free to reach out with any questions!
I began playing guitar by ear around age ten. I learned rock songs from records for a few years, and then I began a more serious study of theory in high school. Over the next several years I alternated between pursuing my music degree and playing in bands all over the midwest. In 2004, I transferred from Indiana University to Sonoma State to focus completely on jazz and finish my degree. I have worked with groups and privately, with all ages and skill levels. I am very flexible with the direction of your study and will help you with whatever aspects of your playing you would like to develop.
As a teacher, I am here for your development. I will do my best to take the lessons in the direction that you want to go, while still providing adequate instruction in music fundamentals.
I provide my own guitar for examples, and i bring a pencil. Student provides guitar, and if they want to they provide a book. Otherwise I create a custom curriculum from scratch and they provide staff paper.
I have studied classical guitar, jazz, and have played mostly rock and pop gigs.
My son has been getting guitar lessons from Jeremy for about six months. My son is really enjoying learning to play and he looks forward to his lessons with Jeremy! Jeremy is a wonderful teacher. He's knowledgeable, intelligent, professional and easy going. Jeremy is not the first teacher that my son has had but he's by far the best. I feel very fortunate to have found him!
I learned so much from Jeremy over about 4 years of lessons. He listened to my goals, and tailored his lessons to help me achieve them. From the fundamentals to more advanced skills, such as improvisation, he stuck with me and allowed me to develop my own voice on the guitar.
I'm a total beginner on the guitar. Watched a few youtube vids, learned some basics, but working in-person with Jeremy I've progressed a LOT faster. Worth the investment!
The guitar is a fun but challenging instrument. I teach my students how to play with proper technique, whether it's an acoustic or electric guitar. I make sure that all my students understand the basics of how to play notes and chords while also playing in proper rhythm.
Hello, my name is Dennis Willoner.
Music and art have always been a huge part of my life. I have been playing drums for 15 years and have been teaching for 7. I grew up learning to play drums from a private instructor, and have been studying on my own ever since. I have played in many bands in my music career and have also tracked drums in studios for local artists. Today, I currently work at School of Rock in Palo Alto as a private and group instructor, and play in a professional band called Constructs.
I have been drawing ever since I can remember. I mostly draw realistically, but also like to get on the creative side. I enjoy drawing faces and people the most out of any subject. After learning so much about art, the world can be viewed in a complete other perspective.
My daughter loved her lesson. Superb drawing and shading instruction! Definitely scheduling more lessons.
I have been wanting to learn drawing since I was a kid. Had a few years of drawing when I was a kid and then haven't touched in a long time. When I rekindled my interest to learn, I came across Dennis.
Honestly, the reason why I chose Dennis was because he provided at-home classes and that would avoid the hassle of me having to travel. The first few classes were more of me and him warming up to each other, as I am sure he also found me different.
He comes with all the necessary equipment and spends a few minutes giving you some basics of the stuff we are going to do that day. Then he leaves you to draw while he also draws the same. He glances once in a while at your sheet and gives you very subtle feedback. If you have missed something, he will just try to nudge you in the right direction with minor comments like "Don't you think, these are of the same darkness?, There may be more highlights in this area or the mid tones here and here are of the same darkness. etc.". He never touches your paper, but only guides you.
Sometimes when some focus is needed (for example on the eyes), he will tell you the technique involved in depth and we did one full class just doing eyes, one full class on hair.
It was a little frustrating initially for me as I was not used to the teaching technique, and now I see the point. The first drawing itself turned out be much much better than I had anticipated it to be and he hasn't touched my paper till now - so this drawing is fully mine.
You can also continue drawing and send work via text message to him. You almos t always get detailed instant feedback. The only thing is, I haven't been very diligent in doing drawings due to lack of free time. So once a week for an hour is what I do.
He also spends extra time sometimes so that he can take the drawing to a logical point, sometimes even beyond 1.5 hrs though my session is for an hour each. That shows the commitment he has to his students.
I believe my work will improve as this course continues. We have had about 6 classes and I am already seeing the difference. A long way to go, but the first steps have been right - most of it due to Dennis and his method of teaching. I would say more than teaching, it is a method of mentoring where the hand holding is done in a unique way.
Dennis is a congenial, knowledgeable, and engaging instructor. It's been a rewarding learning experience.
Private instruction includes everything from basic chording to advanced theory and technique, with a focus on the mechanics of the instrument. Topics covered include rhythm and technique studies, chord and scale theory, chord progressions, songwriting, musicality and performance, and improvisation. These topics are studied at a rate commensurate with the student's ability.
My name is Mike, and I have been teaching the guitar for over 20 years. I have helped hundreds of musicians develop their skills. As a performer, I have played in many bands, and shared the stage with performers such as Imagine Dragons, Train, Blues Traveler, Camper Van Beethoven, and countless others. In addition to teaching music and rock ensemble to the students at the University of San Francisco, I maintain an active schedule of teaching, performing and recording. My most memorable musical experience was playing "Imagine" on my guitar for His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama in 2003.
My teaching philosophy is that if you understand the instrument, you can play any style of music you choose. The more you dedicate yourself to learning the fretboard, the more freely you can express yourself musically.
rything from basic chording to advanced theory and technique, with a focus on the mechanics of the instrument. Topics covered include rhythm and technique studies, chord and scale theory, chord progressions, songwriting, musicality and performance, and improvisation. These topics are studied at a rate commensurate with the student's ability.
Mike is an awesome guitar teacher and a good dude. Looking forward to continuing to learn from him.
Mike is an excellent guitar teacher with a well thought out and easy to approach plan for new players. His passion, depth of knowledge, and talent are plain to see. He combines that with a real aptitude for teaching.
Mike is great! Friendly, knowledgeable, positive, takes good notes that are helpful to refer back to later, and seems to adjust to whatever level student you are.
I've been playing guitar for 10 plus years. I can teach basic chords, bar chords and how to improvise using pentatonic scales etc. Hopefully I can make students understand where each and every chord is on the neck and become familiar with guitars. If students are interested in guitar solos and improvisation, I can help as well. I'll do my best to help students understand how to play what they want to play and hopefully leave students with a lifetime skill that will enrich their lives.
Music is one of my passions. I am teaching guitar while going to college. If you are interested, click on the guitar subject to learn more.
I moved to San Francisco years ago to pursue my love of performing (singing and playing guitar) and did quite well for a time until the corporate world and salary lured me away. I play whenever possible and if I could, I would live and breathe music. My hope is to help inspire and foster a love for music in others on my favorite instrument of all time.
Hi! My name is Jon and if I could live and breathe playing guitar and singing, I would. I moved to San Francisco to fulfill my dream of performing and after getting sidetracked by life, I am coming back to bringing music into the forefront. I'm here to hopefully inspire and foster a love for music in others so that it brings them as much joy as it brings me.
"Michael is an excellent teacher with an easygoing personality - highly recommend!"
th Jeremy! Jeremy is a wonderful teacher. He's knowledgeable, intelligent, professional and easy going. Jeremy is not the first teacher that my son has had but he's by far the best. I feel very fortunate to have found him!"
San Francisco, CA teacher: Jeremy P.
she's great, patient, fun to work with. Highly rec"
San Francisco, CA teacher: Judy G.
'm getting a great foundation in how to play guitar and understand how music works."
playing guitar but also the ear training and theory behind music in general and performance in particular."
"Very knowledgeable and helpful. A good skilled teacher and tailored the lesson plan to our needs. Overall an enjoyable experience for our 16 year old son."
San Francisco, CA teacher: Cristopher H.
"Chris is a great guitar instructor! He has been encouraging and helped my son become a confident on the guitar! Thank you Chris you are awesome"
and she's great at calibrating her teaching and style to your needs and interests while always building on them. I'm a working mom, so I have limited practice time, but she's always very understanding while still nudging me forward at my own pace. Guitar is something I do for myself, and I can't think of a better companion and leader on that journey than Rhonda!"


It's SimCity meets Gulliver's Travels. Dubbed A Kingdom for Keflings, players construct a kingdom, well, for the Keflings in this Ninja Bee developed Xbox Live Arcade title. Kinda like the idea of building stuff for little people — but only if I can smash it to smithereens when I'm finished!


More than 40 percent of the actions people performed each day weren't actual decisions, but habits. Most of the choices we make each day may feel like the products of well-considered decision making, but they're not. They're habits. Habits can be changed, if we understand how they work. The brain converts a sequence of actions into an automatic routine—is known as "chunking," and it's at the root of how habits form. There are dozens—if not hundreds—of behavioral chunks that we rely on every day. Habits, scientists say, emerge because the brain is constantly looking for ways to save effort. Left to its own devices, the brain will try to make almost any routine into a habit, because habits allow our minds to ramp down more often. Habits, as much as memory and reason, are at the root of how we behave. We might not remember the experiences that create our habits, but once they are lodged within our brains they influence how we act—often without our realization.
This is how new habits are created: by putting together a cue (trigger), a routine, and a reward, and then cultivating a craving that drives the loop.
Cravings are what drive habits. And figuring out how to spark a craving makes creating a new habit easier. It's as true now as it was almost a century ago. Every night, millions of people scrub their teeth in order to get a tingling feeling; every morning, millions put on their jogging shoes to capture an endorphin rush they've learned to crave.
The water is habits, the unthinking choices and invisible decisions that surround us every day—and which, just by looking at them, become visible again.


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Posted: July 20, 2020 By: Emilee Kather
Going into the fifth inning of their first game in another doubleheader against the Addison Braves Sunday, Sheboygan had a nine-run lead.
This seemed like enough for Sheboygan to clinch their third consecutive win over the Braves for the weekend, but the Braves followed this inning up with a 9-run inning that tied the game.
Eventually a 2-RBI walk-off double, hit by Jacob Neese in extra innings would earn Sheboygan the win 13-12.
Neese said, "I was looking for a fast ball, I fouled the first one off and the second pitch was a curveball, but I didn't miss that third pitch."
Sheboygan's starting pitcher in game one, Tyler Peccioli, had a perfect game going into the fifth inning.
"My fastball was working for sure, I was feeling very confident with it and throwing it right over the plate." Peccioli gave up six runs in the fifth inning before Ryan Fields came in to pitch.
Peccioli stated, "Sometimes my mind wants to compete but my body isn't up to where it should be anymore."
The 7-run inning the A's had prior to the fifth left Peccioli sitting around for a long period of time which may have affected him upon entering what would be his last inning.
The nine runs that the Braves collected in the fifth inning were a combination of singles hit by John Zielinski and Freddie Morales, a grand slam by Ben Espinoza and a 3-run home run by Colin Wieska that ultimately tied the game.
In the final game of Sheboygan's four-game series against the Addison Braves, they swept them clean with a score of 6-1. Brad Rindfleisch gave up just one run in the final inning of the game. The A's had a big sixth inning where they scored four runs and Jake Falish, Nathan Ebersole, and Josh Gates each had RBIs in the inning.
On Monday night, July 20th at Wildwood Park, the A's will be making up a previously rained out game against the Appleton Legends. The A's then hit the road Tuesday and are back home Wednesday. The 2020 season is presented by Meijer.
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Charles Whitman was a twenty-five-year-old man from Austin, Texas, who shot forty-six people in August, 1966, killing thirteen of them. Whitman had gone with several guns to the observation deck of an office tower on the University of Texas campus, where he indiscriminately shot at people below. Prior to going to the tower, Whitman had also stabbed his wife and his mother and composed a suicide note. In the note, he wrote that he had begun to feel "overwhelming violent impulses" (p. 152) and suggested that an autopsy be done on his brain after his death to determine the cause.


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Bianconeri goalkeeper and captain Gianluigi Buffon sat down with RAI TV as part of a special kicking off Italy's adventure in the land of cheese, wine and tasty pastries as part of Euro 2016. He discussed his Azzurri career including representing his country and lifting a World Cup trophy.
"We have a big responsibility to represent our country, which is passionate about football and even lives for it."
"We are not having our best moment, but when nobody expects anything that is when you can bring out more than you thought you had and surprise people."
Buffon made his Azzurri debut in 1997 against Russia in a snow storm that would have made the planet Hoth look like Disney Land. He came in, in the 32nd minute, as an injury replacement for Gianluca Pagliuca.
"If there was one game I didn't want to take part in, it was this one. The conditions were terrible and the tension high, as it was a very important match for qualification to a major tournament.
"What was I thinking? I couldn't wait for the game to be over!"
But that debut would turn into him lifting the World Cup now 10 years ago.
"The World Cup is the greatest dream a player can have. I don't have fond memories in a way of that night, as there was so much tension that I didn't get to really enjoy the sport.
"Obviously the moment of lifting a World Cup is often compared to your wedding day or the birth of a child, but in professional terms nothing can compare to the World Cup."
Nothing like winning the World Cup and return to club football where the team you're playing for is relegated to Serie B.
"It was an opportunity for me and those who stayed to prove that words are backed up by facts too. At that moment it was right to send a small signal that we were doing a good thing and proving how much we felt that sense of belonging."
"I come from a sporting family and was the last to represent my country, but I made up for it."
They also talked about his feeling like a superhero and wearing a Superman shirt underneath his jersey when he played for Parma.
"I felt like a superhero at the time, because I was young! Now I feel like a person who is fully realised. I think the important thing in life is to maintain your balance, being aware of your strengths and weaknesses.


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triumph, something that means so much to the local people and to the club itself.
Eight United players died in the crash in 1958, wiping out many footballers who experts believed could go on to dominate Europe for many years to come.
That United eventually rebuilt and became the first English club to win the European Cup, 10 years later, was a huge testament to their strength.
Forty years on, United, also champions in 1999, stand one match away from a third victory in Europe's most prestigious cup competition.
Victory in Moscow would put them above Nottingham Forest, second only behind Liverpool (five) in terms of European Cups won, a fantastic achievement.
Only Chelsea stand in the way and though the two were neck and neck throughout the league season before last weekend's 2-0 win at Wigan Athletic sealed a 17th league title for Alex Ferguson's side, United will hope their greater experience in Europe can help them to victory.
Captain Gary Neville, who has missed most of the season through injury but is back available for the final, praised his team's efforts.
"It is a fantastic achievement to get to the Champions League final," the full back said.
"We have talked over the last seven or eight years how we have not been quite ready at times. We have maybe lacked assuredness in the defensive side of things and conceded goals.
"But over two games in the semifinal we stopped Barcelona scoring.
To win 1-0 shows the team have matured.
"We are still capable of producing fantastic football but it is capable of digging in and showing a level of concentration that is needed against some of the best attacking players in the world.
"The lads worked so hard, every single one of them with their defensive duties and the amount of work they put in was incredible.
We saw great players working hard as a team.
The legendary team that won the trophy in 1968 will never be forgotten in Manchester, but the team that Ferguson has taken to the final in 2008 cannot be too far behind, in terms of talent, at least.
Wayne Rooney, who seems to have overcome a hip problem, is a world-class striker and their defence, marshalled by Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic, is much improved.
The midfield has that perfect blend of youth and experience, with the likes of Nani to provide the pace and exuberance, while the signing of Owen Hargreaves added to the understanding already enjoyed through the evergreen Ryan Giggs and Paul Scholes.
Carlos Tevez has been another success in attack, but it is the efforts of Cristiano Ronaldo that have taken United up to the next level.
The Portugal forward, nominally a winger but in action every bit a forward, has scored a phenomenal 41 goals in all competitions this season.
England manager Fabio Capello singled him out as arguably the English league's best player, and if he is allowed time on the ball in the final, Chelsea are likely to pay a heavy price.
And if they do win it, then the five surviving players from 1958 could well be there to see it.
United plan to invite Bobby Charlton, Harry Gregg, Bill Foulkes, Kenny Morgans and Albert Scanlon to the final in Moscow.


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What are the two great doctrines of the Bible?
What are the two main doctrines of the Bible?
What are doctrines in the Bible?
What are the different doctrines?
What are the 5 doctrines of Christianity?
How many doctrines are in the Bible?
What is God's doctrine?
What is an example of doctrine?
What is spiritual doctrine?
Contents: The doctrine of God — The doctrine of Jesus Christ — The doctrine of the Holy Spirit — The doctrine of man — The doctrines of salvation — The doctrine of the church — The doctrine of the scriptures — The doctrine of angels — The doctrine of Satan — The doctrines of the last things.
The ten doctrines explained are: God, Jesus Christ, Holy Spirit, Man, Salvation, The Church, Scriptures, Angels, Satan, and The Last Things.
The basic meaning of the term doctrine is "teaching." Christian doctrine, accordingly, is the attempt to state in intellectually responsible terms the message of the gospel and the content of the faith it elicits.
Examples of religious doctrines include:
Christian theology: Doctrines such as the Trinity, the virgin birth and atonement. The Salvation Army Handbook of Doctrine. Transubstantiation and Marian teachings in Roman Catholic theology. …
Yuga in Hinduism.
Postulation or Syādvāda in Jainism.
The Four Noble Truths in Buddhism.
The 5 are: 1) Uniqueness of Jesus (Virgin Birth) –Oct 7; 2) One God (The Trinity) Oct 14; 3) Necessity of the Cross (Salvation) and 4) Resurrection and Second Coming are combinded on Oct 21; 5) Inspiration of Scripture Oct 28.
IT\\\'S FUNNING: How did Jesus get his birthday?
Clear explanation of the nine major doctrines. This text goes through a clear scriptural study of nine doctrines covering the Bible, God, Christ, the Holy Spirit, man, salvation, the church, angels, and end times.
In Christianity, the doctrine of the Trinity states that God is one being who exists, simultaneously and eternally, as a mutual indwelling of three Persons: the Father, the Son (incarnate as Jesus), and the Holy Spirit (or Holy Ghost).
Doctrine is defined as a principle or group of principles which are taught by a religion or political party. An example of doctrine is the teaching of the Ten Commandments in Christianity. noun.
The Doctrine is a collection of conferences and exhortations Lallemant gave in Rouen mostly between 1628 and 1631 as tertian instructor, i.e. spiritual formator of Jesuits who passed their final stage of formation under his guidance.
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The Alliance's mission is to create access to comprehensive, high-quality primary care, including medical, mental, oral, and community health services, for all children and youth statewide through SBHCs. The Alliance achieves this by advocating for policies that promote the sustainability of SBHCs; promoting the delivery of high-quality services; raising awareness of the school-based health model; and promoting the growth and expansion of SBHCs. We have been very successful in executing our mission; today, more than 200,000 children in the state have access to school-based health services, and nearly 169,000 are enrolled in their SBHC.
School-based health centers have often faced adversity and, historically despite all odds, SBHCs have continued to grow and succeed in New York. The continued success and survival of SBHCs is the sole mission of the Alliance and I want to assure you on behalf of the Board of Directors that we will seek to keep you informed of any new developments and their implications and together with you and SBHCs across the state, develop strategies geared to succeeding in our new environment.
All of you and your organizations are the strength of the Alliance. In order to be effective in our joint advocacy for the children and families we serve through our SBHCs, all of us need to actively and genuinely reach out to our State Senate and Assembly Representatives in their local district offices to continue to spread the message of school health model. If you haven't done so previously, a good way to start is to arrange a meet and greet either in the legislator's local office or preferably, at one of your SBHC sites to demonstrate the care our children receive. There are a quite a few new freshman legislators coming in to the NYS Assembly and Senate, listed here, who may not have had the opportunity to know about school health previously, and this would be a great time to get to meet them. Find your representatives here: http://assembly.state.ny.us/mem/?sh=search and www.nysenate.gov.
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Major Ocean Currents of the World and where they flow - World Geography
1. Canary Current: It is a cold current flowing in North Atlantic Ocean. It flow off the north-western coast of Africa. In reality, Canary Current is the extended southern part of North Atlantic Drift. Its impact has created the Sahara Desert.
2. Labrador Current: It is a cold current flowing in North Atlantic Ocean, which starts merging into Gulf Stream at 52 degree west longitude. It brings along with it big icebergs, which increase the possibility of ship accidents. Due to its influence, north-eastern part of Canada remains frozen for most part of the year.
3. Benguela Current: It is a cold current which flows in South Atlantic Ocean along the western coast of Africa. Due to its impact, Namib and Kalahari Desert have been created in the south-western part of Africa. Because of this, Seal fishes are found in coastal parts of Namib Desert, despite they being creatures of cold regions of high latitudes. It merges with the warm Equatorial Current at 15 degree south latitude resulting into foggy condition along the coast of Angola.
4. Agulhas Current: It is a warm current flowing upto south-eastern end of South Africa. It is formed by a branch of combining Mozambique and South Equatorial Currents. It is a narrow current which flows at a distance of 50 miles from the coast. It merges with the warm Equatorial Current at 15 degree south latitude, resulting into foggy condition along the coast of South Africa. Moving southward up to the southern tip of Africa till cape of Agulhas, it is finally gets diverted to toward east. It carries the tropical warm water to the southernmost part of Africa.
5. Humboldt (Peru) Current: It is a cold current flowing in South Pacific Ocean along the western coast of South America from south to north direction. Its temperature and salinity, both are less. Its velocity is 2 miles per day. Due to this, Atacama Desert has originated. It was identified for the first time by Alexander Von Humboldt when he visited Colombia and Ecuador in 1802.
6. Kuroshio Current: North Equatorial Current, after turning to its right near Philippines and flowing towards north, gives birth to Kuroshio Current, which is a warm current. Its temperature is 8oc and salinity is 35%. After moving further, Kuroshio Current meets the cold Oyashio Current coming from the north. This develops fishing ground.
7. Oyashio Current: It is also called Kurile Current, which flows in North Pacific Ocean. It brings cold water of Arctic Ocean into Pacific Ocean, where Oyashio Current meets Kuroshio Current. Merging with the Kuroshio Current it leads to heavy foggy condition.
8. El-Nino Current: El-Nino is also known as counter current, which flow 180 km away from the western coast of Peru in South America, from north to south direction in Pacific Ocean. El-Nino increases the temperature by 3-4o c. Due to its impact, Peru coast gets more than normal rainfall. Fishes die because planktons burn due to its arrival. It also affects Indian Monsoon.
9. Tsushima Current: A branch of Kuroshio Current goes into Japan Sea and flows along the western coast of Japan. Due to its high temperature and salinity, Tsushima Current has great impact on the vegetation and climate of the coastal areas.
10. California Current: It is a cold current flowing in North Pacific Ocean, which resembles Canary Current. This current is infact, an extension of North Pacific Current. Due to its impact desert have been created in the western part of United States of America and Mexico, like-Mojave, Arizona in U.S.A. and Sonoran in Mexico.
11. Falkland Current: The cold water of Antarctic Ocean comes in the form of Falkland Current along the eastern coast of South America and flows upto Argentina. This current brings icebergs from Antarctica region to South America coast and creates thick fog when it joins the warm water. Due to its impact Patagonia Desert have been created in the south-eastern part of Argentina.
12. Gulf Stream: Gulf Stream was discovered by Pons de Leon in 1513. Lying The Gulf Stream is the largest and longest current in the North Atlantic Ocean. Near 40 degree N latitude, cold Labrador Current meets Gulf Stream. This current gives birth to West European type of climate. Due to this, Europe is comparatively warmer in winters. It helps in keeping the European ports at high latitudes ice free during the winters. Near Newfoundland it result into heavy fog after coming into contact with the cold water of Labrador Current.
13. Florida Current: The Florida Current flowing in North Atlantic Ocean is an extension of North Equatorial Current, which flows between Florida and Cuba. This current has high temperature and salinity. Its average speed is 25 nautical miles per day.
14. Antarctic Circumpolar Current: This current flows all along the Antarctic Continental from west to east direction. It is the only current in Southern Ocean between 40 degree south to 60 degree south latitudes that circumnavigates the whole globe, because there are no continental boundaries to stop it. It connects the basins of Atlantic, Pacific and Indian Ocean. It is a cold current.
Posted by Hrsht at Saturday, December 20, 2014
Labels: Civil Services Articles, General Studies, World Geography


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Vestige Structure | Rebinding
In this series, I'll be slowly tackling a rework of one of our favorite classes, the Binder. The class was originally a straight update of the class of the same name from D&D 3.5's Tome of Magic, including most of the original vestiges, but as we revisit this class, we'd like to examine its mechanics and its concepts with fresh eyes, improve upon them, and write a whole new list of vestiges.
This time, we're talking about how vestiges are presented and organized.
Presentation and Organization
When you're dealing with something as big and complicated as the Binder, presentation is key. If the final version of the class looks too hard to digest, DMs will reject it on principle. If it's easy to digest but has too many mechanics to keep track of, players will reject it after one session. There's a fine balance to be struck.
Last time we approached the binder, we simplified it massively from the 3.5 version, but it still needs more work. Lots of vestiges just had too many individual features, where three to four solid features would have sufficed. Moreover, the fluff features were contained within their own feature at the end of the vestige description, which meant that players often read through the entire vestige before learning critical context needed to understand it.
To demonstrate the vestige structure we'll use this time around, let's create a placeholder vestige (details subject to change):
Tilo, the Colossus
2nd level vestige
Once a brave but tiny mousefolk knight, Tilo is a giant in death, granting his binders great weapons and incredible size.
Legend. Tilo was a mouseling knight, small of stature but brave in spirit. In his youth, he traveled the world as an knight errant, doing honorable deeds where he could, and searching for a master worthy of his blade. At last, he arrived in the southern kingdom of Osira, where he saw the golden knights of the royal guard, and instantly knew he wished to be among their number. At first thinking Tilo to be a new court jester, the king mirthfully accepted his service.
When the kingdom was beset by a terrible goblinoid army, Tilo led the defense. Eventually, the castle's defenses crumbled and the keep's outer wall was breached. As the other golden knights off the royal guard fell, Tilo alone held the breach, and held it true for seven days and seven nights.
In life, he was tiny, but Tilo died a colossus. Due to his courage, his king escaped, and the legends of Tilo's bravery propelled him to persist in the Void as a vestige.
Personality Trait. While bound to this vestige, you gain the following personality trait: "I never fear anything larger than myself."
Bonus Proficiencies
While bound to Tilo, you gain proficiency with martial weapons.
Fighting Style: Great Weapon Fighting
When you roll a 1 or 2 on a damage die for an attack you make with a melee weapon that you are wielding with two hands, you can reroll the die and must use the new roll, even if the new roll is a 1 or a 2. The weapon must have the Two-Handed or Versatile property for you to gain this benefit.
Gigantic Size
You can cast the enlarge/reduce spell, targeting yourself with the "enlarge" effect of the spell only, once as a bonus action without expending a spell slot or spell components. You do not need to concentrate on this spell. Once you cast this spell, you can't cast it again in this way until you finish a long rest.
Trait: Colossal Strength
While bound to Tilo, you grow an inch taller and your muscles have greater definition. You can wield heavy weapons without penalty, even if you are Small size. Additionally, you can use your Charisma, instead of your Strength modifier, for attacks and damage rolls with melee weapon attacks using heavy weapons.
First and foremost, we're front-loading the legend and the personality trait. They're located right under the vestige's name, so it's clear to whom they belong. For basic text, I think this approach works well, but perhaps the best approach will be to compartmentalize vestiges in boxes, like monsters in 5e generally are. More experimentation is needed on that front.
Feature Outline
To simplify things, we've reduced vestiges down to four features with a huge focus on the core concept. Here's the basic outline that we can generally follow moving forward:
The Simple Passive. (Bonus Proficiencies) This slot might include armor proficiencies, cantrips, darkvision, skill enhancements, movement types, or other basics which help the vestige work.
The Passive. (Fighting Style) The example for this vestige is still pretty basic, but this slot can hold defensive features like Uncanny Dodge, magic resistances, alternative movement types, or different methods of attacking. This feature is going to change a lot with the vestige, but should define what the vestige is about and (generally) not be use-limited. If the vestige absolutely needs two good passives, a second good Passive should replace the Simple Passive slot. If the vestige is all about spells, this feature should be a few lower-level spells.
The Active. (Colossal Size) Every vestige needs a great ability which sets it apart, but is limited in number of uses. Ideally, this should complement the Passive ability and be powerful enough to earn the vestige its level. If the vestige is all about spells, this feature should be one or two higher-level spells.
The Trait. (Powerful Build) Each vestige always has a physical trait, and now we're integrating them as features with direct mechanical benefits. The hope here is that we can write archetypes and vestiges which can call out Trait features specifically to make these features central to specific types of builds. For example, a feature might say "If you have a vestige Trait which grants you a weapon attack, you can make an attack with it as a bonus action."
Changelog: 12/7/18: Powerful Build Replaced with Colossal Strength
Colossal Size: Renamed Gigantic Size, no longer requires concentration
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Etne October 19, 2018 at 12:50 AM
This looks like a really exciting and flavorful class! When can we be expecting to see more of this?
The Finger October 19, 2018 at 1:11 AM
I plan to do one post a week, nailing down features, subclasses, vestiges and so forth, until we've got a beta version together. I'll do some of it behind the scenes, but I want to build most of it in public.
That's an awesome idea. I just went back and read the rest. It's like a much more focused version of Mike Mearl's Happy Fun Hour. I love it!
DJ Rkod October 19, 2018 at 5:28 AM
"If the final version of the class looks too hard to digest, DMs will reject it on principle."
Yep, this is me. I have a confession -- I *love* the original Binder class, though as a perpetual DM I've never played it. Despite that fondness, I don't think I've ever read the entire class document because it was just too daunting. As such I've been extremely happy to hear about the Rebinding project, and this post in particular really solidifies to me the idea that you guys are taking a much more comprehensible approach that I'd be happy to offer at my table.
Great work so far.
The Finger October 19, 2018 at 5:20 PM
Thank you! I feel that this is going to be a challenge to get right, even if we start by aiming in the right direction, so I'm hoping that developing this publicly will be a big help in making sure we get everything right.
Distracted Rogue October 19, 2018 at 11:21 AM
I have a question about the personality trait " I never fear anything larger than myself" does this have any mechanical advantage? Like advantage on dragon frightening?
Idan bhk October 19, 2018 at 3:41 PM
Personality traits never have a direct mechanical impact. A benevolent DM might allow some circumstantial bonuses, but don't count on it.
DroopieJ October 19, 2018 at 11:28 AM
Oh my god i love tilo and i have a goblin for this.
Seems really cool. How many Vestiges do you plan to make?
The UA Mystic, for example, was in some way similar to the binder (could choose different whatchamacallems and gain features) and was looooooooooooooooooong. Hopefully the Binder won't be as long and tedious.
I actually don't have a solid answer for this; I'll be tackling it in two articles' time. My initial thinking is that out last binder was _close_ to the right number, but a little high. In particular, I think we are going to need to do 4-5 vestiges at 1st level, then include (I think) 3 at each subsequent level. That gives us a total of 28-29? Maybe closer to 25, if levels 7-9 only have 2 vestiges per level.
Thus, we've got a problem. That's a lot of vestiges, but any fewer and it won't feel as though you have enough choices as a binder.
What about some ability to bind vestiges at a higher level? It might allow you to have fewer vestiges but with more options. It might also give players a reason to keep a favored vestige around longer.
That might be a good idea; A vestige could have a lower binding level and a higher one that give 1-2 additional features.
I've got to cost-benefit analyze this suggestion. On one hand, it gives lower level vestiges a reason to be bound later, but it does two things I don't enjoy: it complicates the binding system (which is currently "You can bind vestiges whose combined level is no greater than your binder level"), and it also will make vestiges a solid bit longer, since we'd need to include an "At Higher Levels" clause. That said, I think this would hurt the class in more ways than it would help it.
I do have some plans to emphasize the use of lower-level vestiges, which we'll talk about in two articles' time.
Ed P October 20, 2018 at 2:48 AM
I could imagine there being a permanently bound vestige of 1st or 2nd level from level 17, akin to wizard's ability to cast a spell at-will. But yeah, since it's gonna be addressed in another article, we'll just have to see.
Idan bhk October 20, 2018 at 6:20 AM
Finger: It would make each vestige longer but would allow for less vestiges, and I think that being able to bind a vestige as lvl 2 or 7 doesn't add that much complication. Also, less vestiges would mean each is easier to remember.
That being said, It might not actually make the class as a whole shorter or simpler, which is the real issue, hence- not worth the trouble.
Glad to finally see the structure vestiges are going to have! I like how the name now incorporates the title too, sure it makes only one line of difference, but it should be easier to remember for the players now. It could also be easier for DM's who want to use only the titles to make the vestiges seem more mysterious, like I do. Good job!
If you were to put these traits into a statblock, I vote against putting the lore of the vestiges into statblock. Keeping that outside of the statblock will keep the statblock brief and more effective. One thing that I would definitely advise is to make them a color different from the default yellow - that way it'll be easier to tell vestiges apart from ordinary monsters when skimming through the book, looking for something.
That's a good suggestion: keeping the statblocks feature-only allows some space with normal text, including the lore and titles, to space out the feature boxes themselves, making them easier to parse. The challenge with any sort of boxed material is that it doesn't line-break well, so it might make it difficult to page-format without a load of white space. As I mentioned, it might take some experimentation to get it right.
Mike Djangali October 20, 2018 at 10:52 AM
In the above example, the physical trait feature (powerful build) is described mechanically but not aesthetically. Can we expect the description's final draft to include how the physical traits will appear?
In the cases where it's relevant, totally. For example, if your vestige grants you a gaunt face which improves Intimidation, that description comes as part of the feature.


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Der schönste Ort der Welt ist ein deutscher Fernsehfilm von Oliver Dieckmann aus dem Jahr 2021. Er ist Bestandteil des ZDF-Herzkino-Sonntagsfilms und der 89. Film der Inga-Lindström-Reihe nach der gleichnamigen Erzählung von Christiane Sadlo. Die Hauptrollen sind mit Zoe Moore, Paul Triller, Manuel Mairhofer, Lilian Prent und Birge Schade besetzt.

Handlung
Maja hat vor fünf Jahren ihr Zuhause verlassen, weil sie sich die Schuld am Tod ihres jüngeren Bruders Linus gibt. Sie arbeitet nun zusammen mit Tove in einer Physiotherapie zusammen. Nun hat ihr Großvater Benno Geburtstag und sie nimmt dies zum Anlass, ihre alte Heimat erneut aufzusuchen. Weil sie dem jungen Mann Michel hilft, dessen Hund in eine Scherbe getreten ist, verpasst sie den Bus zum Bahnhof. Michel bietet ihr an, sie mit dem Wagen direkt an ihr Ziel zu bringen. Dort angekommen, treffen sie auf Elias, den Ex-Freund von Maja, den sie aus einer misslichen Lage befreien.

Ihre Mutter ist wenig begeistert Maja wiederzusehen, denn sie kann ihr noch immer nicht verzeihen. Vor Ort muss Maja erfahren, dass es schlecht um den familiären Bauernhof steht, nur weiß ihr Opa Benno, dem der Hof immer noch gehört, nichts davon. Der Traktor ist kaputt und ein Unwetter hat große Schäden angerichtet, die sie selbst bezahlen müssen, weil sie keine Versicherung abgeschlossen hatten. Ihre beste Freundin Noomi hilft mit einem Traktor aus, so kann wenigstens das Heu gerettet werden. Als Maja die Scheune repariert, hilft ihr Elias und dabei kommen sie sich wieder näher. Aber genau in dem Moment taucht Michel auf.

Ihr Vater Samu hat sich für eine Stelle als Lehrer in London beworben und nun die Zusage bekommen. Er getraut sich aber nicht, etwas zur Familie zu sagen. Als Ingrid deswegen ein Telefon entgegennimmt ist sie überrascht, sie findet dann auch den Brief und stellt ihren Mann zur Rede. Noomi hat Maja in der Zwischenzeit über die wahre Identität ihrer neuen Bekanntschaft Michel aufgeklärt, er ist der Herausgeber der App "Dr. Love" und ziemlich reich. Maja hat eine Idee, wie sie den Hof retten könnte und bittet Michel, ihr Konzept zu prüfen.

Als Maja im Hafen zufällig auf Elias trifft und sie wie früher herumalbern passiert es doch noch, sie küssen sich und schlafen miteinander. Dort danach beginnen sie zu streiten und Maja bereut bereits, was sie getan hat. Opa Benno findet in Majas Zimmer weggeworfene Teile der Präsentation und ist wütend, weil man nicht mit ihm gesprochen hat. Ingrid macht ihm klar, dass der Hof pleite ist und dies die einzige Rettung wäre. Elias lenkt nach dem Streit mit Maja ein und recherchiert, was am Tag von Linus Tod genau passiert ist. Er findet heraus, dass sein Vater Sören bei Ingrid war, um ihr eine Nachricht vom richtigen Vater von Maja zu überbringen. Linus hat dies mitbekommen und wollte seine Schwester so schnell wie möglich informieren. Maja verlässt daraufhin den Hof. Michel bringt sie zurück nach Stockholm.

Nachdem Ingrid zugegeben hat, dass sie Schuld war, entscheidet sie sich, gemeinsam mit Samu nach London zu gehen, Benno will deshalb den Hof verkaufen. Michel kehrt zurück und trifft in der Bar auf Noomi, mit der er auf seiner App einen "Match" von 91 % hatte. Maja erhält Besuch von ihrer Mutter, die ihr die ganze Situation mit ihrem biologischen Vater erklärt, als sie dann noch erfährt, dass Benno den Hof verkauft, will sie sofort zurück um es zu verhindern. Kurz vor der Unterschrift überlegt es sich Benno aber nochmals und trifft draußen auf Maja, die total verstört ist. Er klärt sie auf und Maja verspricht ihm, beim Neustart zu helfen. Maja will von Sören wissen, wo Elias ist, der seinen Job in der Kanzlei aufgegeben hat und wieder Boote renovieren will. Sie findet ihn am Hafen und bittet ihn um Verzeihung.

Hintergrund
Der schönste Ort der Welt wurde vom 17. August bis zum 11. September 2020 an Schauplätzen in Schweden gedreht. Produziert wurde der Film von der Bavaria Fiction GmbH.

Rezeption

Einschaltquote
Die Erstausstrahlung am 30. Mai 2021 im ZDF wurde von 4,49 Millionen Zuschauern gesehen, was einem Marktanteil von 14,9 % entspricht.

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Die Kritiker der Fernsehzeitschrift TV Spielfilm zeigten mit dem Daumen zur Seite und fassten den Film mit den Worten "Viel Schweden-Flair, aber wenig Überraschendes" kurz zusammen.

Tilmann P. Gangloff von Tittelbach.tv meinte dazu "Für einen Sonntagsfilm im "Zweiten" beginnt der Film ziemlich bestürzend. Gerade noch hat die junge Heldin fröhlich mit ihrem Freund geturtelt, da wird sie durch den Tod ihres kleinen Bruders aus allen Wolken gerissen." und "Trotz der teilweise schweren Themen ist der Tonfall auch dank vieler witziger Ideen am Rande von einer beschwingten Leichtigkeit, zumal die Musik die perfekte akustische Untermalung für die schöne Optik bietet."

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Scottish lawmakers back independence referendum call
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says Scots must be given the chance to vote on their future before Britain leaves the European Union.
EDINBURGH, Scotland — Scottish lawmakers voted Tuesday to seek a new referendum on independence, to be held within the next two years — an unwanted headache for the British government as it prepares to push the European Union exit button.
The Edinburgh-based legislature voted 69-59 to back First Minister Nicola Sturgeon's call to ask the British government for an independence vote. Outside, several dozen independence supporters bearing Scottish and EU flags broke into cheers and tears of joy as the news broke.
Sturgeon says Scots must be given the chance to vote on their future before Britain leaves the European Union. British Prime Minister Theresa May plans to launch the U.K's two-year process of exiting the EU on Wednesday by triggering Article 50 of the bloc's key treaty.
Britain as a whole voted to leave the bloc in a referendum last year, but Scots voted by a large margin to stay.
"Scotland's future should be in Scotland's hands," Sturgeon told lawmakers before the vote.
Scottish voters rejected independence in a 2014 referendum that Sturgeon's Scottish National Party called a once-in-a-generation vote. But Sturgeon says Brexit has changed the situation dramatically.
She says there should be a new vote on independence between fall 2018 and spring 2019, when details of Britain's divorce terms with the bloc are clear.
Sturgeon said that whatever the final terms, Brexit would mean "significant and profound" change for Scotland.
"That change should not be imposed upon us," she said. "We should have the right to decide the nature of that change."
May, whose government must approve the referendum for it to be legally binding, says the time is not right. She says all parts of the U.K. — England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland — must pull together to get the best-possible deal with the EU.
Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson agreed, saying Tuesday that Scots do not want "the division and rancor of another referendum campaign."
The Scottish parliament had been due to vote on Sturgeon's referendum demand last week, but the session was adjourned after Wednesday's extremist attack in London.
Sturgeon's referendum call was backed by the governing Scottish nationalists and the Greens, and opposed by the Conservative and Labour parties.
It's unclear what could break the stalemate between Edinburgh and London. British officials have indicated they would not agree to another independence referendum until Britain's EU exit is over and done with — a process that could take longer than two years.
"It's not appropriate to have a referendum whilst people do now know what the future relationship between the U.K. and the EU will be," David Mundell, the British government's Scotland minister, said.
Sturgeon told Scottish lawmakers she would seek to negotiate with the British government, "in good faith and with a willingness to compromise."
Should that fail, she promised to inform the parliament of next steps after its Easter break next month.


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Downset, Mudvayne, Factory 81, Relative Ash
Written by Gawkman on April 3rd 2001
The Psychostick members go to see some jammage and get inpired for their upcoming future gigs. Then they go to Denny's. But you won't hear about that, because this is a concert review. Although the sausage was really good.
Some venues are hard to find. Others are REALLY hard to find. And then there are some that I think try to make it as totally impossible to find as they can, so that concert-goers can't find the venue and won't make any money. It's the only logical explanation.
We read the numbers of the address correctly. We drove up and down the street at least 3 times, passing where that number should have been, and nothing. Finally, we concluded that it must be BEHIND the main buildings or something. We turned down a street and started looking for parking. The thing that tipped us off was a big tour bus. After looking around, we finally figured out that the ENTRANCE was in the frickin' alley. Once we got inside though, we felt better, because it was a big warehouse-like room that was roomy and perfect for a concert. No seats; the way it should be. That way you can roam freely (and get thrown into a nearbye mosh pit). The place was fairly dark, and this one chick freaked me out because she had one of those glow-in-the-dark thingies in her mouth, and when she opened it glowed. Caught me off guard though, and I ended up staring at her for a few seconds like a jackass, which could have been interpretted as, "HI! THIS IS THE FIRST TIME I'VE EVER SEEN A GIRL!"
Relative Ash
What were the guys at this venue thinking? They didn't follow concert rule#1! We got there less than an hour after scheduled concert time, and Relative Ash had already played. Oh well, I wasn't heart-broken, we saw them at Tattoo the Earth, and weren't too impressed. So I'll just have to give them a mediocre score to be nice, I'll assume they did about the same.
Name: Relative Ash
Style: Nu-metal?
Rating: 2 and a half Pluhs.
Pros: Didn't have to watch them.
Cons: It makes this review shorter.
I had heard good things about this band, so I was looking forward to hearing them. Boy, somebody told me wrong. I think they may be one of those bands that sounds good on cd, but sucks live. These guys were really lame. The riffs were okay, but nothing we haven't heard before, and the SINGER! UGH! Even KAYN'S GIRLFRIEND can stay on pitch better than this guy (Kayn: I hope she doesn't read this man, or OFF WITH YOUR BALLS!)! Does he just not CARE? Does he wake up in the morning and say, "Gee, I think I'm gonna sing off-key today!"
What makes it worse is the fact that he sings A LOT. He doesn't really even do any screaming, the guitarist does all that. The singer does nothing but sing. Poorly. His singing style totally clashed with the riffs and feel going on. At first I was like, "Oh, he's just off key RIGHT THERE. And there. And there. AND there." *finishing last song* "... and there. And there. And there. Oh, they're done."
Name: Factory 81
Style: Metal (I guess)
Rating: 2 out of 5 Pluhs.
Pros: They weren't THAT bad, ya know. Not THAT bad...
Cons: *cough, cough, singer off key, cough, sounds like shit...*
A little detail I forgot to mention when we first walked in? There was a big sign saying, "Mudvayne will reschedule for blah-blah date". Which means they weren't there. Not only were they not there, but they rescheduled on a day that WE are playing. BOO! BOOOOOO!
Name: Mudvayne
Style: Progressive NEW metal (I guess)
Rating: NADA out of 5 Pluhs.
Pros: They have a cd. I listen to it.
Cons: I wanted to SEE 'EM AGAIN, DAMNIT!
Downset
I guess I can live through not seeing Mudvayne again since we got to see Downset. And they put on a show. And show that was good. A show that was good and I liked it. And I liked it because it was good. And it was a show. A good show. Yer.
I said it before, and I'll say it again, this band sounds incredible live. You hear their cd and think, "Hey, this is pretty cool". You see them live and you say, ".....", because you are too busy ramming some guys face into your knee. We had seen them a few months ago opening for Soulfly, and they had kicked ass. They kicked even more ass tonight. Their bassist is probably the best character on stage, he goes nuts when he plays.
They started off the set with a song off the new cd that I haven't gotten yet, and it was badass. Then they played another song and it was badass. And then I a song I recognized, and it was badass. Then a new song I didn't recognize, and it was badass. Are you starting to see a pattern here? It continued through the show. And it was badass. The show I mean. The show that was good and I liked it. And I liked it because it was good. And it was a show. A good show. Yer.
The only bad thing was that they got cut off early. They were told they had one more song (so they busted out with "Anger", and I busted out da whoopass). I guess there was another show happening right after or something, because they had to get off the stage. We got outside, and it wasn't even 10:00! How short would everything have been if MUDVAYNE had been there? Gee, whiz.
Name: Downset
Style: Hardcore/rapcore
Pros: Better energy, great sound, great band
Cons: Cut off early in their set.
The Good, the Bad, and the Irrelevant
Good: It was over in time to go eat at Denny's.
Bad: It was over so early that had time to go to Denny's.
Irrelevant: IHOP also serves brunch-like foods.
Good: Downset.
Bad: Downset getting cut off early
Irrelevant: Down with setting the table!
Good: This.
Bad: That.
Irrelevant: The.
Good: Restrooms.
Bad: Restrooms setup to wear anybody could walk by and see you peeing.
Irrelevant: WOW! A STAPLER!
Good: Pre-concert music.
Bad: Pre-concert music at this venue.
Irrelevant: Stupid calluce! I think I got it from the mousepad
The following comments after this point are old comments. Yay!
PsychoslutRoboT bakes:
"Anger"!!! live! that's sic! i wish i could see Downset live. You lucky bastard, your dumb!
anyways, yeah i could so amagin them having some real kick ass energy live, and it was cool hearing about it from you and what not =]
I bet they played the song called empower. That would kick ass. Some of their other song's would kick major ass live and be heavy as fuk and stuff! fukkkkkkkk you lucky bastard, your dumb and stuff.
pstick93 plutoniums:
yep that was a pretty weak argument considering you probably weren't even there
Spiral (Guest) excretes:
Let's just blame it on the P.A. eh? AHRAHRHAR HAHRHARHRAH
Gawkman discharges:
Chelsea..... that argument was very... weak.
Rawrb dispenses:
I find cheese delicious.
Chelsea (Guest) bakes:
What in the heck are you smokin'? I love factory 81! They fuckin' rock the house. Their shows are amazing and their lyrics are meaningful, opposed to the so caled "rock" you hear most of the time. AND I HAPPEN TO LOVE NATE'S SINGING! Infact, I even have a factory 81 site. http://www.angelfire.com/band/14left
Chelsea (Guest) plutoniums:
What in the heck are you smokin'? I love factory 81! They fuckin' rock the house. Their shows are amazing and their lyrics are meaningful, opposed to the so caled "rock" you hear most of the time. AND I HAPPEN TO LOVE NATE'S SINGING!
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Q: Compute HMACSHA256 in .net equivalent to reactjs I am migrating from .net core to reactjs and need to calculate hash. I stuck in this code where results are not equal. Here is the code of .net, _normKey and inputBytes are byte arrays and result stored in hash is also byte array. How can i convert this into reactjs.
    _normkey = [150, 68, 231, 118, 4, 194, 153, 75, 25, 195, 123, 71, 133, 198, 103, 2, 169, 52, 8, 149, 68, 220, 132, 39, 183, 158, 132, 105, 77, 48, 18, 243, 211, 178, 144, 109, 73, 36, 254, 215, 175, 134, 92, 49, 5, 216, 170, 123, 75, 26, 232, 181, 129, 76, 22, 223, 167, 110, 52, 249, 189, 128, 66, 3];
inputBytes = [49, 46, 48, 53, 51, 46, 48, 46, 55, 52, 51, 48, 52, 50, 49, 54, 65, 45, 67, 51, 68, 70, 45, 52, 55, 48, 66, 45, 66, 68, 67, 48, 45, 67, 57, 57, 55, 48, 54, 67, 51, 48, 65, 65, 69, 49, 46, 48, 53, 73, 110, 116, 101, 103, 114, 97, 65, 80, 73, 48, 101, 112, 97, 108, 101, 110, 122, 117, 101, 108, 97, 50, 64, 105, 110, 116, 101, 103, 114, 97, 112, 97, 114, 107, 105, 110, 103, 46, 99, 111, 109, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 49, 48, 48, 48, 55, 49, 51, 54, 49, 51, 53, 46, 46]
        byte[] hash = new HMACSHA256(_normKey).ComputeHash(inputBytes);
        if (hash.Length >= 8)
        {
            StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
            for (int i = hash.Length - 8; i < hash.Length; i++)
            {
                sb.Append(hash[i].ToString("X2"));
            }
            strRes = sb.ToString();
        }

Here is the code of Reactjs
var hash = CryptoJS.HmacSHA256(_normKey.toString(), inputBytes.toString());
console.log(hash)

When I pass _normkey and inputBytes without toString, It throws error key.clamps is not a function

A: The output of the C# code is:
79E024C70ABA8B39

CryptoJS cannot process arrays directly, only WordArrays:

*

*_normkey and inputBytes can be converted to typed arrays. A typed array can be used as an argument of WordArray.create() and thus converted into a WordArray.

*HmacSHA256() returns a WordArray that can be converted to a hex string using the hex encoder of CryptoJS. This encoding corresponds to the encoding used in the C# code. If needed the hex string can be converted to an array, see e.g. here.

A possible implementation is:

var _normkey = [150, 68, 231, 118, 4, 194, 153, 75, 25, 195, 123, 71, 133, 198, 103, 2, 169, 52, 8, 149, 68, 220, 132, 39, 183, 158, 132, 105, 77, 48, 18, 243, 211, 178, 144, 109, 73, 36, 254, 215, 175, 134, 92, 49, 5, 216, 170, 123, 75, 26, 232, 181, 129, 76, 22, 223, 167, 110, 52, 249, 189, 128, 66, 3]
var inputBytes = [49, 46, 48, 53, 51, 46, 48, 46, 55, 52, 51, 48, 52, 50, 49, 54, 65, 45, 67, 51, 68, 70, 45, 52, 55, 48, 66, 45, 66, 68, 67, 48, 45, 67, 57, 57, 55, 48, 54, 67, 51, 48, 65, 65, 69, 49, 46, 48, 53, 73, 110, 116, 101, 103, 114, 97, 65, 80, 73, 48, 101, 112, 97, 108, 101, 110, 122, 117, 101, 108, 97, 50, 64, 105, 110, 116, 101, 103, 114, 97, 112, 97, 114, 107, 105, 110, 103, 46, 99, 111, 109, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 49, 48, 48, 48, 55, 49, 51, 54, 49, 51, 53, 46, 46]

var normKeyWA = CryptoJS.lib.WordArray.create(new Uint8Array(_normkey));          // Convert into WordArray via typed array
var inputBytesWA = CryptoJS.lib.WordArray.create(new Uint8Array(inputBytes));

var hash = CryptoJS.HmacSHA256(
      inputBytesWA,
      normKeyWA
);

var last8BytesWA = CryptoJS.lib.WordArray.create(hash.words.slice((32 - 8) / 4));
var last8BytesHex = last8BytesWA.toString(CryptoJS.enc.Hex).toUpperCase();        // Convert into hex encoded string using CryptoJS's Hex encoder
var last8BytesArray = hexToBytes(last8BytesHex);                                  // Convert into array

console.log(last8BytesHex);
console.log(last8BytesArray);

// from https://stackoverflow.com/a/34356351/9014097
function hexToBytes(hex) {
    for (var bytes = [], c = 0; c < hex.length; c += 2)
        bytes.push(parseInt(hex.substr(c, 2), 16));
    return bytes;
}
<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/crypto-js/4.0.0/crypto-js.min.js"></script>

Alternatively, the conversion between array and WordArray can be done explicitly, e.g. with the implementation here.

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All of this makes them much more likely candidates for dating and relationships.
Regardless of the stigma, the inconveniences, and the potential dangers of dating an NYU TA, she thoroughly enjoys dating someone specifically within her NYU department.
Additionally, Jolley stated that student/TA relationships "often create perceptions of favoritism while the relationship is ongoing" and sometimes results in "allegations of sexual harassment" if the relationship ends poorly.Although still a student, a TA also qualifies as a university employee and a student's superior, and therefore has more to lose if caught in a so-called "inappropriate" relationship.She never felt any dangers from dating him because the school year was over, the course was completed, and she had already received her grades. Another NYU senior is currently dating a Ph D student, who was formerly her TA.During the course, they were friendly and had many similar interests.But it shouldn't come as any surprise that dating a TA while still enrolled in the course is deemed "inappropriate" by NYU's Faculty Handbook.
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Small school, no problem
Hilmar and Delhi sending athletes to Masters
Angelique Souza clears the opening height in the high jump before clearing 5'1 and earning a fourth place finish at the SJS Division IV/V Championships on Thursday. - photo by FRANKIE/TOVAR/The Journal
Small-school track teams made it happen at this year's Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV/V Championships, specifically Hilmar and Delhi High who exited the final day of the two-day competition at California State University, Stanislaus on Thursday with a combined five qualifiers for next week's SJS Masters Championships.
Four Yellowjackets — Dani Olson, Hudson Harris, Angelique Souza and Kenzye Spears — and one Hawk — Garret Thomas — earned the right to compete across all division at Elk Grove High next Thursday with strong hurdling, long-distance and jumping performances.
"It was one of our best showings," Hilmar head coach Clement Labrouche said.
Hilmar enters next week's SJS Masters Trials with five events on its docket as Olson will be competing in the 100m hurdles and the 300m hurdles after finishing second and third on Thursday, respectively. Olson was also slated to run the 200m, but after clipping her ankle on the second hurdle in the 300m race she opted to withdraw from the 200m with Masters in mind.
"She had the lead, tweaked her ankle, she kind of struggled for the rest of the race and wound up finishing third," Labrouche said.
Harris finished second in the 300m and clocked a personal best of 40:14 while teammate Spears also earned a personal best, and school record, in the 1600m with a time of 4:29:09 good enough for fourth place.
"I'm really happy for him," Labrouche said of Spears. "I contacted the old record holder afterward; He was very congratulatory. A 40-year-old record broken, it's pretty cool."
Souza also placed fourth in her event, clearing 5'1" in the high jump.
"There were tears of joy that she made it," Labrouche said.
"There's always one or two, but never four. Not bad for little old Hilmar," he added.
Delhi shared a similar sentiment after Thursday's competition, emerging with the first Masters qualifier under head coach Matt Cabral's tenure after Thomas placed fifth in the triple jump.
"Season after season, the Southern League in general seems to struggle in the Division 4/5 Trials," Cabral said. "He was one place away from getting a medal, but we'll take it."
Thomas qualified on his sixth and last attempt, hitting a mark of 42'1.5" after scratching on his very first attempt. Though Thomas was forced to sit out of jumping and sprinting events last season due to injury, Cabral feels confident in his chances at Masters based on his natural ability.
"He still holds the record at Hilmar Middle School for the triple jump," Cabral said. "He's jumped here and there as a freshman and a sophomore, and we knew he was capable of it because he's a very powerful athlete, but he had to take some time off due to various injuries."
"We're excited and hopefully we can build on this in years to come," he added.


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STRATI 2013
STRATI 2013 pp 1163-1166 | Cite as
Palaeogene Radiolarian-Bearing Strata in Tibet: Implications for Neo-Tethys Evolution and Indian–Eurasian Collision
Kexin Zhang
Yinping Liang
Weihong He
Part of the Springer Geology book series (SPRINGERGEOL)
A diverse, abundant, well-preserved radiolarian fauna in Jiazhu, Zhongba County of Tibet (in the western sector of the Yarlung Zangbo Suture Zone) is assigned to a late Palaeocene radiolarian zone, the Buryella pentadica interval Zone, spanning 59–56.5 Ma. The late Palaeocene radiolarian fauna and the tectonic attribution of both the radiolarian cherts and the basalt block indicate that oceanic crust persisted in the Zhongba area until the late Palaeocene, and that the initial collision between the Indian and Eurasian plates postdated the late Palaeocene. It is inferred that the Neo-Tethys was transformed into a remnant oceanic basin during the late Palaeocene, at the terminal stage of oceanic crust subduction, and that the closure of the remnant oceanic basin in the study region took place after the late Palaeocene.
Radiolarians Late Palaeocene Remnant oceanic basin Yarlung Zangbo Suture Zone
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Mafs Star Tracey Returns To Instagram With A Health Update
Tracey Jewel has posted on Instagram for the first time in over two weeks to let her fans know her condition following her recent suicide attempt.
The 35-year-old Married At First Sight star was 'stranded' in Berlin last month after splitting with her boyfriend Patrick Kedemos.
Without money for a return flight Jewel ended up 'overdosing' on medication, but now after checking herself into a mental health facility in Perth she has told her followers she is 'focusing on getting well'.
Thank you for everyone's support and well wishes.. I'll be updating everyone soon but just wanted to say thanks and right now I'm focusing on getting well xx
A post shared by Tracey Jewel (@traceyjewel_ify) on Aug 19, 2018 at 5:41pm PDT
'Thank you for everyone's support and well wishes. I'll be updating everyone soon but just wanted to say thanks and right now I'm focusing on getting well,'
Tracey told New Idea magazine last week that she tried to end her life by 'overdosing' on medication in Berlin after she suffered a mental breakdown following her ex-boyfriend Patrick, 45, dumping her and allegedly leaving her 'stranded' while they were half way through a European holiday.
Tracey revealed, 'I went into a head spin and I overdosed. I just couldn't see a way out of the current situation,'
'I've been trolled and cyber bullied relentlessly, pretty much all year [since MAFS].'
'I'm not someone with a history of depression, but I started getting help in April because a psychologist said I might have post-traumatic stress disorder because of everything I'd been through.'
Eventually, Patrick paid for a ticket for Tracey to return home when she then entered a mental health clinic.
She said: '[My doctors] thought the best thing I could do was to have care to get better as quickly as possible.'
Tracey is currently staying with her adoptive mother in Perth, and also explained how her daughter Grace, eight, did not know about her suicide attempt because she '[didn't] want to scare or upset her'.
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