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Elena Salgado Méndez (Ourense, Galícia, 1949) és una política gallega. Ocupà diversos ministeris del govern espanyol entre 2004 i 2011, durant les dues legislatures presidides pel socialista José Luís Rodríguez Zapatero, arribant a ser Vicepresidenta Segona i Ministra d'Economia i Hisenda.

Biografia
Va néixer el 12 de maig de 1949 a la ciutat d'Ourense. Va estudiar enginyeria industrial a la Universitat Politècnica de Madrid, especialitzant-se en energia l'any 1972, i ciències econòmiques a la Universitat Complutense de Madrid.

Activitat política
Membre del Partit Socialista de Galícia (PSG), va formar part dels governs de Felipe González entre 1982 i 1996 com a Directora del Departament d'Estudis de l'Institut de la Petita i Mitjana Empresa al Ministeri d'Indústria (1982-1984), Directora General de Costos de Personal i Pensions Públiques del Ministeri d'Economia i Hisenda (1985-1991) i Secretària General de Comunicacions del Ministeri d'Obres Públiques, Transports i Medi Ambient (1991-1996). Després de la derrota socialista en les eleccions generals de 1996 va passar a l'empresa privada, treballant en diverses empreses del sector de les telecomunicacions.

Amb la victòria socialista de les eleccions generals de 2004, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero la nomenà Ministra de Sanitat i Consum, càrrec des del qual va implantar la llei antitabac que va entrar en vigor l'1 de gener de l'any 2006. Aquell mateix any es postulà com a candidata a la presidència de l'Organització Mundial de la Salut (OMS), càrrec que finalment fou ocupat per Margaret Chan.

El 6 de juliol de 2007 fou nomenada Ministra d'Administracions Públiques, en substitució de Jordi Sevilla Segura, en la quarta remodelació del govern de Rodríguez Zapatero.

En les eleccions generals de 2008 fou escollida diputada al Congrés dels Diputats per Cantàbria, continuant al capdavant del Ministeri d'Administracions Públiques en la IX Legislatura. El 7 d'abril de 2009 fou anunciat el seu nomenament com a Ministra d'Economia d'Espanya i Vicepresidenta Segona, substituint a Pedro Solbes en el marc de la reorganització del govern espanyol, duta a terme pel president José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero. Durant aquesta etapa va fer front a la dura crisi econòmica que es va viure a Espanya i Europa.

Vida actual
Tres mesos després d'abandonar el càrrec de vicepresidenta, la companyia elèctrica Chilectra, filial d'Endesa i controlada al seu torn pel grup italià Enel, va incorporar al Elena Salgado al seu grup de consellers. Tot i que la legislació actual impedeix a un ex-alt càrrec treballar per a una empresa privada durant els dos anys posteriors d'abandonar el lloc, aquesta restricció no se li va aplicar perquè és una empresa radicada a l'exterior d'Espanya. Va deixar de ser consellera a l'abril de 2015.

Referències

Enllaços externs

  Informació d'Elena Salgado al Portal del Ministeri d'Administracions Públiques
  Elena Salgado Méndez

Diputats gallecs al Congrés dels Diputats
Militants del Partit Socialista Obrer Espanyol
Ministres gallecs del Govern d'Espanya
Diputats al Congrés dels Diputats pel PSOE
Polítics d'Ourense
Ministres de Sanitat del Govern d'Espanya
Ministres d'Administracions Públiques del Govern d'Espanya
Alumnes de la Universitat Complutense de Madrid
Alumnes de la Universitat Politècnica de Madrid
Gran Creu de l'Orde de Carles III
Naixements del 1949


Chelation therapy is a medical procedure that involves the administration of chelating agents to remove heavy metals from the body. Heavy metal toxicity is becoming more prevalent in our society and people are experiencing physical symptoms as a result. Cognitive decline as well as deterioration in mental and physical health are being reported as a result of a burdened system. Chelation therapy was developed to restore normal bodily functions by removing the presence of these heavy metals in the blood.
Chelation therapy is a safe and effective treatment to restore optimal health in cases of heavy metal toxicity. Chelation therapy is used as a treatment for metals including acute mercury, iron, arsenic, lead, uranium, plutonium and other forms of toxic metal poisoning. The chelating agent may be administered intravenously, intramuscularly, or orally, depending on the agent and the type of heavy metal being targeted. Each chelating agent will have their own physical characteristics and biological mechanism of action. Several chelating agents are available, having different affinities for different metals that are being detoxed from the body.
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After leaving Rincon we drove south to the college town of Ponce.
Interesting enough my Dad's doctor went to school and lived here for awhile. He was a great source of information when planning this trip and actually learning a bit about the Capo Diaz family.
To start off we stayed the night at the Ramada Ponce, which is right in the middle of the town square. According to the Lonely Planet guide it's the best place to stay in town, I found that out after booking, so lucky me.
The placement of the hotel was ideal, our room was very nice (Mom, Dad, and Pop had an issue and had to change rooms.) and the most comfortable beds by far on the trip. The only down side is that the pool is super small and it shares a courtyard with a few restaurants and a casino. I just wasn't game on swimming next to people while they ate dinner.
Now as far as Continental breakfast goes, as we're accustomed to it here in the mainland States... don't expect it too many places in Puerto Rico. We had to buy breakfast every day at every hotel.
Back to Ponce, it's a beautiful small town as far as the main square goes. Venturing out past that wasn't all that amazing to me.
Dad's doctor actually described Ponce as being very much like our hometown of Natchez, MS, because of it's social clubs. It's an older city and gives off that feel for sure.
Throughout the town square are multiple lion statues that have been painted by local artists. The descriptions of them are in Spanish, so look them up before hand if you want to find something in English.
There's a Burger King and a Church's Chicken in the square, absolutely hilarious to me. However I do have a pact I made with myself years ago that I would eat McDonald's in every country I visited, so far so good.
Now Burger King wasn't on my list, but if you are looking for a cheap breakfast in the square go here. Like fast food across the world, it's tailored to the area. I got a breakfast sandwich that I then ordered every morning at the cafe our hotel was attached to in Isla Verde.
The only complaint our old men had was that is was impossible to get coffee without milk. So if you don't want cafe con leche you better state it when you order, anywhere on the island.
I loved all the little architectural details around the city.
That's enough of a picture dump for today, I'll talk more about Ponce on Thursday (I don't have a recipe for this week) and we'll visit the Parque de Bombas which is the old firehouse turned museum in town.
Plus a good dose of why you need to eat your weight in Puerto Rican snow cones while you're there.
We are finally home and not going anywhere before work starts back up for me! This summer has by far been way too busy.
Hence Meal Pinning Monday showing up a day late and dollar short on a Tuesday.
Today is going to be mostly photos with a little bit info.
Our second day in Puerto Rico we left the north west shore for the completely western side of the island. Rincon was a little over an hour away from Arecibo, and the drive was much nicer than the initial one from the airport.
Rincon is known for whale watching during certain seasons and as a haven for the old surfers from the 1960's. It's a surfing community that is very laid back and does things on their own time.
So expect things to move a little slower than island time. Suffer island time is a bit slower.
The view at the lighthouse is Rincon is beautiful!
Locals swear you can see the Dominican Republic from there on a clear day, but after looking at a map I'm convinced I was seeing a smaller island in between the two. The local I'm referring to happens to be my Dad's oncologist who just so happens to be from the same part of the island that my grandmother is from. He said he's never see it though.
There is also an old nuclear reactor near the lighthouse, I'm not 100% if this was it or not. Either way they attempted to have a museum there years later, but apparently no one wants to wander around an old nuclear reactor.
Can't exactly blame them though.
We've hit that age where the resident 4 year old doesn't want his picture taken, but he gets that honest from this mother.
This is the only down side of getting family pics on vacation, the first one has Jeremy in it and the second has me in it.
I should just photo shop myself into the first one.
Once we left the lighthouse we headed down to the beach side part of the city for lunch. We stopped at an old surf shack and had a ton of great food.
I was actually sick to my stomach from the crazy up and down winding drive so I just snacked off everyone. Laura had a Kobe Beef Burger that was apparently divine, and Jeremy's and Dad's Grouper Burrito was great too.
However, the fried cheese in the appetizer was my favorite.
It really didn't hurt that the beach view from the surf shack was amazing! I really wish I would have had my swim suit on. I highly suggest just wearing it constantly on this side of the island, you just never know when you'll run up onto a really pretty beach.
Probably the biggest highlight of eating out while we were in Puerto Rico was the fact that the US was playing in the World Cup around the days we were there and everyone knows how much Hispanics love their soccer.
Literally every TV I saw was tuned into the games.
Just know, what I've said about staying on this side of the island if you're making this a beach vacation still stands. Rincon is known for it's beautiful beaches and certain areas are great for surfing.
Now for the travel to Ponce after leaving Rincon (we didn't stay the night there, it wasn't far apart at all) make sure you hit up a Frappe stand on the side on the road.
They're basically just nonalcholic daiquiris, not enough dairy to call it a smoothie or milkshake. It's much more of a ice texture.
I made it my person mission to taste the Pina Coloada at every stand I got to.
It's my favorite flavor, but Mom's Nutella Frappe was really good too.
This particular stand is Frappe & Piragua on Carr 115 (Frente al Mirador de Anasco).
I though the Frappe was my favorite, until we got a Piragua in Ponce.


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First Pig-to-Human Organ Transplants 2 Years Away, Say Scientists
The pig-men cometh.
A breakthrough in virus manipulation has brought us one step closer to a future where human bodies are powered by pig organs. In a study released Thursday in the journal Science, scientists from Harvard University announced that they'd surmounted the biggest obstacle in transplanting pig parts into human bodies: the pig viruses that always trigger violent human immune responses seem to have finally been beat.
Pigs, whose organs are roughly the same size and shape as ours, have long been eyed as a possible source of functional transplants for humans, especially as transplant waiting lists continue to lengthen. Between 2012 and 2016, there was a nearly 20 percent increase in the number of transplants that happened in the United States, and that number is only expected to increase as the population grows older, according to the United Network for Organ Sharing.
Research in xenotransplantation — that's the concept of transplanting organs from other species into humans — has always run into issues with the human immune system, which, perhaps not surprisingly, recognizes pig parts as foreign and attacks them with all their might.
But that soon could become an issue of the past.
Pig organs are roughly the same size as those of humans, making them ideal for xenotransplantation.
In general, two major factors have accounted for the immune response in pig xenotransplantation: Pig proteins and pig-specific retroviruses. Genetic engineering is well on its way to creating pigs that express human proteins on their organs, largely negating the effects of the former. But the transmission of porcine endogenous retroviruses — PERVs, for short — to human organ recipients has been a long-standing problem, and for a long time, scientists couldn't figure out how to get rid of them.
Unlike regular viruses, which infect and then replicate inside living cells, retroviruses embed their DNA in the genome of the host cell and are stuck there for good; what makes them especially dangerous is that these PERVs can hop from an infected pig cell that's adjacent to a human cell. There's no putting pig parts into humans without getting rid of all the PERVs in the pig genome first.
Scientists made some progress in 2015, when a team of Harvard scientists managed to eradicate all the PERVs in a pig kidney cell line, dropping the virus transmission rate to 1000 times lower than normal. The new study is a follow up to that work: This time, the scientists used the gene editing tool CRISPR-Cas9 to similarly inactivate all the PERVs in a pig primary cell line, and then they performed somatic cell nuclear transfer (a kind of cloning) using those cells to make pigs that were totally PERV-inactivated — according to the New York Times, 15 of those piglets are still alive, and the oldest is 4 months old. In theory, those are the pigs whose organs we want inside our bodies.
Pope Francis has weighed in on ethics of xenotransplantation, saying he's cool with human parts being grown inside pigs. Franco Origlia/Getty Images
Of course, the pigs aren't perfect yet: Human recipients of their organs would, in theory, still have to take huge doses of immunosuppressants to prevent rejection, and a host of other complications could arise, whether immune-related or not. (Many of the pigs died before birth due to cloning complications.) Still, in his interview with the New York Times, CRIPSR pioneer and notorious woolly mammoth-reviving geneticist George Church, Ph.D., said "the first pig-to-human transplants could occur within two years." Banking on the success of his research, Church founded a company called eGenesis, which plans to "make xenotransplantation a routine medical procedure." At the rate he and his team are going, it looks like he'll soon be able to make good on that promise.
Infection expert answers 7 top questions about Covid-19's "Kraken" subvariant
By The Conversation and Sameer Elsayed
New mRNA cancer vaccine has a key difference from most jabs
By Mark R. O'Brian and The Conversation
Tripledemic: How viruses may outcompete each other
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Buckeye Elementary School District 33 is a school district in Buckeye, Maricopa County, Arizona, feeding into Buckeye Union High School District. The district consists of seven K–8 schools, with more than 5,200 students and 650 staff.

History
The first school in Buckeye was built in 1889. It was a one-room school made of lumber and located on the north side of Clanton Street between Fifth and Sixth streets. Just one year after it was built (1890), W. J. Melton organized a Baptist church group which met there on Sundays and for socials. The school outgrew the building and had to move, but the church remained there until 1931. In 1903, Buckeye built a four-room, two-story, red brick building with an outdoor stairway with a woodshed under the stairway. It was just east of the original school and across from the present elementary school (211. S. Seventh Street, Buckeye, AZ 85326.) There were two large rooms on the ground floor and two upstairs.

In 1937, the Buckeye Elementary School was constructed on its current location.

As the community of Buckeye grew, so did the school district:

 2004 - Bales Elementary School
 2005 - Sundance Elementary School
 2006 - WestPark Elementary School
 2007 - Jasinski Elementary School
 2008 - Inca Elementary School
 2017 - Marionneaux Elementary School
 2021 - John S. McCain III Elementary School

References

External links

School districts in Maricopa County, Arizona
1889 establishments in Arizona Territory
School districts established in 1889

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import os

import common

def add_extra_package(releases_tree, args):
    releases_tree.add_extra_package(args.release,
                                    args.package,
                                    args.version,
                                    args.architecture)

def add_packages(releases_tree, args):
    releases_tree.add_packages(args.release, args.ipk)

def add_to_experiment(releases_tree, args):
    releases_tree.add_to_experiment(args.experiment,
                                    args.group,
                                    args.release,
                                    args.package,
                                    args.version,
                                    args.architecture)

def add_to_group(releases_tree, args):
    releases_tree.add_to_group(args.group, args.node)

def commit(releases_tree, args):
    releases_tree.commit()

def copy_group(releases_tree, args):
    releases_tree.copy_group(args.name, args.new_name)

def diff(releases_tree, args):
    releases_tree.diff()

def delete_group(releases_tree, args):
    releases_tree.delete_group(args.name)

def deploy(releases_tree, args):
    releases_tree.deploy(args.destination, args.signingkey)

def check(releases_tree, args):
    releases_tree.check_constraints()

def install_by_default(releases_tree, args):
    releases_tree.set_experiment_installed_by_default(args.experiment,
                                                      True,
                                                      args.group)

def uninstall_by_default(releases_tree, args):
    releases_tree.set_experiment_installed_by_default(args.experiment,
                                                      False,
                                                      args.group)

def list_architectures(releases_tree, args):
    for architecture in sorted(releases_tree.architectures(args.release)):
        print ' '.join(architecture)

def list_all_experiments(releases_tree, args):
    for name in sorted(releases_tree.experiments):
        experiment = releases_tree.experiments[name]
        print_experiment_metadata(releases_tree, experiment)

        print 'Packages:'
        with common.ColumnFormatter(prefix='  ') as f:
            for package in sorted(experiment.packages):
                print >>f, ' ', package.group, package.release, package.architecture, package.name, package.version
        print

def list_builtin_packages(releases_tree, args):
    if args.release is None:
        releases = releases_tree.releases
    else:
        releases = [args.release]
    with common.ColumnFormatter() as f:
        for release_name in releases:
            for package in sorted(releases_tree.builtin_packages(release_name)):
                if (args.architecture is not None and
                        package.architecture != args.architecture):
                    continue
                print >>f, release_name, package.architecture, package.name, package.version

def print_experiment_metadata(releases_tree, experiment):
    print 'Name:', experiment.name
    print 'Display name:', experiment.display_name
    print 'Description:', experiment.description
    print 'Required:', ', '.join(experiment.required)
    print 'Revoked:', ', '.join(experiment.revoked)
    print 'Installed by default:', ', '.join(experiment.installed_by_default)
    print 'Explicit conflicts:', ', '.join(experiment.conflicts)
    implicit_conflicts = set()
    for name, experiment in releases_tree.experiments.iteritems():
        if name == experiment.name:
            continue
        if experiment.name not in experiment.conflicts:
            continue
        implicit_conflicts.add(name)
    print 'Implicit conflicts:', ', '.join(implicit_conflicts)

def list_experiment(releases_tree, args):
    if args.experiment is None:
        for name in sorted(releases_tree.experiments):
            print name
        return

    experiment = releases_tree.experiments[args.experiment]
    print_experiment_metadata(releases_tree, experiment)
    print 'Packages:'
    with common.ColumnFormatter(prefix='  ') as f:
        for package in sorted(releases_tree.experiment_packages(args.experiment)):
            print >>f, ' ', package.group, package.release, package.architecture, package.name, package.version

def list_experiment_packages(releases_tree, args):
    with common.ColumnFormatter() as f:
        for package in sorted(releases_tree.experiment_packages(args.experiment)):
            print >>f, package.group, package.release, package.architecture, package.name, package.version

def list_extra_packages(releases_tree, args):
    if args.release is None:
        releases = releases_tree.releases
    else:
        releases = [args.release]
    with common.ColumnFormatter() as f:
        for release_name in releases:
            for package in releases_tree.extra_packages(release_name):
                if (args.architecture is not None and
                        package.architecture != args.architecture):
                    continue
                print >>f, release_name, package.architecture, package.name, package.version

def list_group(releases_tree, args):
    if args.name is None:
        for group in releases_tree.groups:
            print group
    else:
        for node in sorted(releases_tree.nodes_in_group(args.name)):
            print node

def list_all_groups(releases_tree, args):
    for group in sorted(releases_tree.groups):
        print group
        for node in sorted(releases_tree.nodes_in_group(group)):
            print ' ', node

def list_packages(releases_tree, args):
    if args.release is None:
        releases = releases_tree.releases
    else:
        releases = [args.release]
    with common.ColumnFormatter() as f:
        for release_name in releases:
            for package in releases_tree.packages(release_name):
                print >>f, release_name, package.architecture, package.name, package.version

def list_releases(releases_tree, args):
    for release_name in releases_tree.releases:
        print release_name

def list_upgrades(releases_tree, args):
    if args.release is None:
        releases = releases_tree.releases
    else:
        releases = [args.release]
    with common.ColumnFormatter() as f:
        for release_name in releases:
            for upgrade in releases_tree.upgrades(release_name):
                print >>f, upgrade.group, release_name, upgrade.architecture, upgrade.name, upgrade.version

def new_experiment(releases_tree, args):
    display_name = raw_input('Enter a display name for this experiment: ')
    description = raw_input('Enter a description for this experiment: ')
    releases_tree.new_experiment(args.name, display_name, description)

def new_group(releases_tree, args):
    releases_tree.new_group(args.name)
    releases_tree.add_to_group(args.name, args.node)

def new_release(releases_tree, args):
    openwrt_build_root = os.path.expanduser(args.buildroot)
    releases_tree.new_release(args.name, openwrt_build_root)

def remove_extra_package(releases_tree, args):
    releases_tree.remove_extra_package(args.release,
                                       args.package,
                                       args.version,
                                       args.architecture)

def remove_from_experiment(releases_tree, args):
    releases_tree.remove_from_experiment(args.experiment,
                                         args.group,
                                         args.release,
                                         args.package,
                                         args.version,
                                         args.architecture)

def remove_from_group(releases_tree, args):
    releases_tree.remove_from_group(args.group, args.node)

def require_experiment(releases_tree, args):
    releases_tree.set_experiment_required(args.experiment, True, args.group)

def unrequire_experiment(releases_tree, args):
    releases_tree.set_experiment_required(args.experiment, False, args.group)

def revoke_experiment(releases_tree, args):
    releases_tree.set_experiment_revoked(args.experiment, True, args.group)

def unrevoke_experiment(releases_tree, args):
    releases_tree.set_experiment_revoked(args.experiment, False, args.group)

def upgrade_package(releases_tree, args):
    releases_tree.upgrade_package(args.release,
                                  args.package,
                                  args.version,
                                  args.architecture,
                                  args.group)

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Palestinian Prisoners, Israeli Settlements, and the Push for Peace
CCTV America
http://www.matthewrjbrodsky.com/13629/palestinian-prisoners-israeli-settlements-and
JPC Director of Policy Matthew RJ Brodsky joined Elaine Reyes on CCTV America to discuss the latest round of peace talks between the Palestinians and Israelis. Brodsky explains why under American pressure, Netanyahu likely felt compelled to agree to the release of Palestinian prisoners because he could not agree to the two alternative misplaced Palestinian preconditions: 1) a settlement freeze; and 2) an agreement to negotiate borders based on the 1967 boundary. He also explains why Israeli building beyond the 1967 line is not an obstacle to peace. Most Israeli towns villages in the West Bank are located near the 1967 boundary and the vast majority of Israelis reside in areas that constitute a small percentage of the West Bank. Previous peace talks that have focused on territory and borders concentrated on the idea of swapping land at a 1:1 ratio. During the 2008 Annapolis talks between former Israeli prime minister Ehud Olmert and Mahmoud Abbas, Olmert proposed a 6.3% land swap while Abbas would only agree to 1.9%. Brodsky describes how a 4.73% land swap would take 43 Israeli villages representing 80% percent of Israeli settlers.
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Purpose of Review: Atherosclerosis is an inflammatory disorder of the arterial wall, in which several players contribute to the onset and progression of the disease. Besides the well-established role of lipids, specifically cholesterol, and immune cell activation, new insights on the molecular mechanisms underlying the atherogenic process have emerged. Recent Findings: Meta-inflammation, a condition of low-grade immune response caused by metabolic dysregulation, immunological memory of innate immune cells (referred to as "trained immunity"), cholesterol homeostasis in dendritic cells, and immunometabolism, i.e., the interplay between immunological and metabolic processes, have all emerged as new actors during atherogenesis. These observations reinforced the interest in directly targeting inflammation to reduce cardiovascular disease. Summary: The novel acquisitions in pathophysiology of atherosclerosis reinforce the tight link between lipids, inflammation, and immune response, and support the benefit of targeting LDL-C as well as inflammation to decrease the CVD burden. How this will translate into the clinic will depend on the balance between costs (monoclonal antibodies either to PCSK9 or to IL-1ß), side effects (increased incidence of death due to infections for anti-IL-1ß antibody), and the benefits for patients at high CVD risk.
Pirillo, A. and Bonacina, F. and Norata, G. and Catapano, A. 2018. The Interplay of Lipids, Lipoproteins, and Immunity in Atherosclerosis. Current Atherosclerosis Reports. 20 (3): Article ID 12.


Disseminating information and training of existing user communities is at the heart of the work package. In this report we described the engagement activities carried out by West-Life in the form of presentations in conferences and workshops, organisation of meetings and dissemination events and organisation of training courses and workshops. The report also described our continuous effort on publications, social media and website. Previous reports included the preparation of dissemination material which are still available in our website.
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Here's an exclusive look at a video shared at the event which gives some insight into this incredible collaboration.
The team shared exciting new details about the story behind this mysterious destination somewhere on the Outer Rim — lying on the edge of the Unknown Regions. The remote village was once a busy crossroads along the old sub-lightspeed trade routes, but the prominence of the outpost has been bypassed with the rise of hyperspace travel. Now home to those who prefer less attention, it has become a thriving port for smugglers, rogue traders and adventurers traveling between the frontier and uncharted space. It's also a convenient safe-haven for others intent on avoiding the expanding reach of the First Order.
As Disney Chairman and CEO Bob Iger announced last month, our Star Wars-themed lands are scheduled to open in 2019. There will be more exciting updates to share as work progresses on each of these lands. Keep checking the Disney Parks Blog for the latest.


The Bullet Journal fever has exploded all over the world and, mainly, in social networks such as Instagram. There are lots of accounts dedicated solely to this kind of journal/agenda, thousands of hashtags and pictures posted on this social networks, and millions of comments talking about it.
And I can't blame them. Bullet Journals are such a beauty and a way to express yourself while organising your life.
But… maybe you don't know what a Bullet Journal is, don't you?
Well, this question is simple and even I, a (semi) beginner, can answer it: A Bullet Journal is an agenda, an planner, a method to organise your life, on daily basis, and to improve your productivity. It is "like" any other planner… but, at the same time, it isn't.
Let me put you in context: I have been using the Bullet Journal system for the last year and a half/two years (this is because of some "empty" months I have had during 2018) and, although I love this system really bad, I don't feel 100% comfortable using it yet.
During this time, I have realised some points that I want to keep, and some that I don't.
In other thoughts, I have thought about stop using a disbound notebook and try to start my new Bullet Journal (from whatever comes out of this post and new personal choices) in a book-type notebook (such as a classic Moleskine), with no exchangeable pages and no disc/spiral thingy to flip the entire notebook. This is more of a personal challenge, since I prefer notebooks over books BUT I love how a book looks when it is done.
How can I do the minimalist approach to keep it beautiful and interesting to the eye but very simple at the same time?
What inserts/trackers/other elements aside from the weekly spread I should or could (or even must) add to what I currently use?
Should I continue with the discbound system or try the book-type notebook?
Is it only me or everyone needs some months and tries to find the proper way to apply the Bullet Journal system to their own preferences? Because I do feel demotivated some times when this happens.
How can I adapt it from a writer perspective? What else can I do or add?
I hope you can answer some of my doubts/questions. If you are not sure about what to say, let me just know about how you do use the Bullet Journal from your own personal perspective and choice.


Richard Avedon was called the greatest fashion photographer by many.
is like the gorilla in the room. So big and so embedded in the average photographer's psyche, that I totally overlooked covering anything he's ever done. Kind of like every brand of gelatin dessert is referred to as Jello. Whether it's Jello or not. Hence his absence here at Anatomy Films. What more can be said about this icon that's not already on the internet?
Richard Avedon – Fashion or Portrait?
Richard Avedon was called the greatest fashion photographer that ever existed. But if you're going to put him in any genre box, I'd vote for Portraitist. His minimalist portraits set a very high bar. And I think he thought of himself as a portraitist. Especially if you consider his 8×10 portrait work that consumed the latter half of his life. From working as a photographer with the Merchant Marines to his move to fashion, and finally shooting for Harper's Bazaar and Vogue, his career was like a shooting star . Many say it was Avedon who brought movement to fashion. Which was quite staid and motionless at the time.
He was born in 1923 in New York City. His parents were in the NYC rag trade. When he was 12, he joined the YMHA just to join their camera club. So, photography was a very early interest.
While he did seem intellectually promising in high school, winning the "Poet Laureate of New York City High Schools", and then enrolling in Columbia University to study philosophy and poetry, the war got in the way. So he joined the United States Merchant Marines, which was quite dangerous in WWII. But it was there he honed his photographic prowess as a Photographer's Mate Second Class. He was in the US Merchant Marines from 1942 to 1944.
In 1944, Avedon studied under Alexey Brodovitch, the acclaimed art director of Harper's Bazaar. He was soon hired as a staff photographer for the magazine. In the late1940s and early 1950s he was assigned shooting all the latest fashions for Harper's Bazaar on the streets of Paris, where he used the cafes, the cabarets and the streetcars as backdrops. He was already established in the fashion business when he did a photo shoot at a circus with model Dovima and some circus elephants. Having a model wear a Dior gown, juxtaposed against a circus background, was quite progressive at the time. The photograph became an iconic image and pretty much cemented Avedon's position in the fashion world.
While he produced fashion photos for Harper's Bazaar for 20 years, well into the mid-sixties, it was his black and white portrait work of the rich and famous that elevated his iconic status. All the musicians, actors, politicians, artists and writers of the day came under the talented lens of Avedon. And his sitters were happy to do so. He worked mostly for Vogue and the New Yorker in later years.
for large format. While he did quite a bit of color photography, it was his black and white work that became most memorable. Sort of like Helmut Newton.
Richard Avedon died in 2004 while on assignment for the New Yorker. He was 81. See the Avedon Foundation link below for more spectacular images.


This 3-storey wooden house is situated on the beach in Ponta Do Ouro. The house is situated a mere 5 metres from the beach and is within walking distance to all the amenities in Ponta. The beach house can comfortably sleep 4 adults and 2 kids under the age of 12.
Upstairs there are 2 bedrooms, each bedroom has 1 double bed. The 1 bedroom has a sea view and the second bedroom does not have sea views. Both bedrooms air-conditioned. There is one full bathroom upstairs that consists of a toilet, basin, bath and shower. Comfortably sleeps 4 adults and 2 kids under the age of 12.
Downstairs consists of an open plan kitchen and lounge area that opens up onto an outside veranda overlooking the sea. The modern kitchen is fully equipped with all required amenities, including 2 fridge/freezers, a 4 hob gas stove and electric oven. You have a sea view from the kitchen.
The lounge has a TV with a DVD player. There are fans in all the rooms. The lounge has a ceiling fan and an air conditioner. There is a double sleeper couch in the lounge, linen is provided. It can comfortably sleep 2 kids under the age of 12.
There is a charcoal braai in the garage downstairs.
All linen is also provided. The house is serviced daily.
Please bring your own beach & bath towels along with you. You also need to take toilet paper and cleaning materials with.


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David Altmejd
September 1, 2015 by Ann Albritton
Musée d'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris
David Altmejd's first major exhibition in France was stunning in scope. His strange and exotic forms offer myriad opportunities for viewer interaction, though the mirrors that were so prominent in his installation at the Canadian Pavilion (2007 Venice Biennale) seemed not as evident here. The mirrors that did appear were arranged in unusual configurations, as in University 1, which references Sol LeWitt's cognitive, geometric sculptures. Mirrored, the work reflects one part onto the other. Altmejd also compares University 1 to Rauschenberg's Erased De Kooning Drawing. Sarah Altmejd, named after the artist's sister—a work that he calls a self-portrait, a Siamese twin, or a combination of his mother and father—is very beautiful, mainly because of its flowing hair. At the same time, the head is disturbing: there is no face, only a gouged-out black hole surrounded by black crystals. Altmejd's signature juxtaposition of the beautiful and the grotesque began here. Further into the exhibition, what appeared to be the figure of a slim, elegantly dressed man, when seen from a distance and from behind, morphed into a white-headed birdman that still remained disturbingly real (Man 2). As I toured the exhibition with curator François Michaud, we discussed Altmejd's male giants: some hairy, others with coconut heads, hands, and ears, many bearing imprints of the artist's fingers scraping through the plaster. …see the entire review in the print version of September's Sculpture magazine.


Professor James Small makes his inaugural appearance in South Florida.
"The Role of Afrikan Spirituality In Transforming The Mind of The Formerly Enslaved Haitian Revolutionary."
1.What is slavery and what damage did it cause?
2.What is colonialism and what damage did it cause?
3.What is imperialism and what damage did it cause?
4.How can we utilize the tools of Afrikan Spirituality to transform our lives today?
Professor James Small tells us: We must be able to control LAND, LABOR, AND RESOURCES! Also he tells us "we must have the availability to provide food, land, shelter, education, water and resources for our family and ourselves.
TICKETS WILL BE $20 PRESALE $30 AT THE DOOR $15 CHILDREN FREE FOR CHILDREN UNDER 10 YEARS OLD.


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A Russian lawmaker known for his staunch pro-Christian and anti-gay stance has urged other MPs to boycott Facebook over its refusal to block a page dedicated to a Latvian volunteer unit that fought with the Nazis in WWII.
A political party in Latvia has come under fire after its official Facebook page posted a Nazi-related ad, which apparently aims to show the EU as a tribal black man and Latvia as a blond white woman nursing a black baby.


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Marceleno et al v. City of Greeley, Colorado
DENVER – In response to an ACLU of Colorado lawsuit filed this morning in federal court, the City of Greeley has agreed to immediately stop enforcing its ordinance that bans pedestrians from being present on traffic medians "for longer than necessary to cross the street." The lawsuit asserts that the "Median Ban" violates the free speech rights of people who want to stand on medians to engage in expressive conduct, including solicitation of charity. According to the lawsuit, Greeley enacted and has enforced the ordinance to target impoverished and unhoused panhandlers.
"Across Colorado and around the country, medians have long been a safe harbor for conveying messages to motorists, by waving signs for political candidates, advertising businesses, or taking stands on the issues of the day," said ACLU Legal Director Mark Silverstein. "Soliciting funds, whether by firefighters holding out their boots or by poor people seeking assistance for themselves, is expression protected by the First Amendment, but forbidden by this Greeley ordinance."
In recent years, courts have held that ordinances violate the right of free speech when they directly regulate panhandling or solicitation. Some communities, like Greeley, responded by targeting panhandling differently, by banning pedestrian presence in locations where panhandling often takes place. A number of lawsuits challenging such "median bans" are pending around the country and no court has upheld an ordinance like Greeley's, that bans all pedestrian presence on all medians throughout the city.
ACLU's clients include three impoverished persons who panhandle on medians in order to obtain the funds to meet their most basic needs and a fourth individual who wants to stand on medians to convey political messages to passing vehicles.
"Solicitation is a means of survival for many, and it is speech protected by the First Amendment," said ACLU of Colorado Staff Attorney Arash Jahanian. "It is time for local governments to stop seeking new ways to criminalize poverty and instead focus that precious money and attention on housing and services."
Today's lawsuit requests a preliminary injunction, which Greeley does not oppose. "We are pleased that Greeley has agreed to stop enforcing this unconstitutional law," said Dan Williams, of Hutchinson, Black and Cook, who is litigating the case as an ACLU Cooperating Attorney. "We are proud to be part of this effort and hope that it will have a lasting impact not just in Greeley, but throughout Colorado."
Additional attorneys representing the plaintiffs are ACLU of Colorado Staff Attorney Rebecca Wallace and Cooperating Attorney Colleen Koch of Hutchinson, Black and Cook.
Attorney(s)
Daniel D. Williams; Mark Silverstein, ACLU of Colorado Legal Director; Arash Jahanian; Rebecca Wallace, ACLU of Colorado Staff Attorney
Freedom of Expression & Religion
pdfComplaint-1.pdf
https://www.aclu-co.org/sites/default/files/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Complaint-1.pdf
Letter to Durango Regarding Displacement of Purple Cliffs Community


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and then run ufw disable; ufw enable.
I believe dom0 is now protected, and it'll be up the the domU to protect itself. I can't say I'm entirely comfortable with Linux IPTables, sure wish PF was available as an alternative.


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#ifndef	_CONFIGURE_H_
#define _CONFIGURE_H_

#include "inotify_mod.h"

#define IS_WORD_END(x)	((x) == ' ' || (x) == '\t' || (x) == '\n' || (x) == ',' || (x) == ']' || (x) == '[')

/* dirname and basename swarp */
char *conf_dirname(const char *path);
char *conf_basename(const char *path);

/* Check if path is a dir */
int conf_is_path_is_dir(char *path);

/* Print watch infomaction */
void conf_print_watch(const P_WATCH_INFO watch);

/* Arrange watch, remove unused watch form inotify  */
int conf_arrange_watch(P_WATCH_INFO wlist, unsigned int size);

/* Get words form cp string */
int conf_get_words(const char *cp, char (*words)[32], unsigned int size);

/* Parser events string get events */
unsigned int conf_parser_events(const char* events_str, unsigned int is_dir);

/* Read configure file to watch */
int conf_init(dictionary *conf, P_WATCH_INFO watch, const unsigned int size);
#endif


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Australian Open 2014 (37 galleries)
Stanislaus Wawrinka, men's champion,...
Na Li, Women's Champion, Shows Off...
Stanislaus Wawrinka (SUI) defeats...
Na Li (CHN) wins the women's title by...
Rafael Nadal (ESP) defeats Roger...
Na Li (CHN) defeats Eugenie Bouchard...
Dominika Cibulkova (svk) defeats...
Rafael Nadal (ESP) defeats Grigor...
Agnieszka Radwanska (POL) defeats...
Roger Federer (SUI) defeats Jo...
Tomas Berdych ((CZE) defeats David...
Eugenie Bouchard (CAN) defeats Ana...
Na Li (CHN) defeats Flavia Pennetta...
Rafael Nadal (ESP) defeats Kei...
Andy Murray (GBR) defeats Stephane...
Eugenie Bouchard (CAN) defeats Casey...
Grigor Dimitrov (BUL) defeats Roberto...
Victoria Azarenka (BLR) defeats...
Roger Federer (SUI) defeats Teymuraz...
Na Li (CHN) defeats Lucie Safarova...
Sloane Stephens (USA) defeats Elina...
Andy Murray (GBR) defeats Feliciano...
Novak Djokovic (SRB) defeats Fabio...
Ana Ivanovic (SRB) knocks Serena...
Sam Stosur (AUS) defeats Klara...
Serena Williams (USA) defeats Vesna...
Andy Murray (GBR) defeats Go Soeda...
Novak Djokovic (SRB) Defeats Lukas...
Maria Sharapova (RUS) Defeats Karin...
Maria Sharapova (RUS) Defeats Alize...
Rafael Nadal (ESP) defeats Thanasi...
Jie Zheng (CHN) defeats Madison Keys...
Scenes from the Open
Donald Young Loses to Kei Nishikori,...


How to use Eassos Recovery?
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Download Eassos Recovery and install it on Windows computer, and then double click the icon to start it. Please note that the software can't be installed to the partition where lost files were located. If you want to recover lost data from USB drive, please connect it to computer so that it can be recognized by computer.
When you start Eassos Recovery on your computer, you will see 4 recovery modules on the main interface. You need to choose one module according to data loss causes; it's easy to find out the most appropriate one, as there is concise introduction to each function.
Please select a location and click "Next" button to scan lost files. The location should be the partition or disk that needs recovering data.
By default the option "Extra Search for Known File Types" is selected, which is deep scan function. If it is selected, Eassos Recovery will perform a sector by sector scan for selected area and scan process will take longer time. Please be patient and do not interrupt it in the middle of the process.
Eassos Recovery is scanning selected storage device as following picture. In the upper part of the interface is the process bar showing the scanning progress. Next to the bar there are two buttons: Pause and Stop. You can use Pause button to temporarily pause the scan and resume recovery later.
During the recovery process, you can preview files at the same time. If files you need have been found out, you can click "Pause" to recover them first. Then click "Continue" or "Stop" for rest operations.
The interface displaying scanning result is divided into 2 parts. The left is the file directory tree list which further displays files by directory and types. The right part shows files and folders under the selected directory of left window. When you click a file, you'll see a thumbnail preview in the lower part. You can view file in original size by clicking "Preview". Eassos Recovery is able to preview photos, documents, photos and audio files. Besides, you can filter lost files in the scanning result by file extensions, name, size, etc.
When you find out files you want to recover, please check files and click "Recover" button. Then choose a location to save recovered files. DO NOT save data to the place where lost files were located in case that recovered files get overwritten.
Moreover, when you stop the scan process, you can save current scanning result, so that you can resume recovery without scanning from start once again next time. Scan status can be saved in a file with extension .dgrp. Just click the button "Save Scan Status" at the bottom-left of the interface to save the scanning result.
If you want to perform another recovery, click "Load Progress" to import scanning result before clicking "Next" button. Then previous scanning status will be loaded and displayed without scanning again.
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In 2000, a 7-valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV7) was licensed for use among U.S. children. Many sites have since reported changes in invasive pneumococcal disease (IPD). We recognized an opportunity to describe the changes in epidemiology, clinical syndromes and serotype distribution over a 14 year period including 4 years before vaccine introduction and spanning the entire PCV7 era.
Cases were defined as children <18 years of age who were cared for at Primary Children's Medical Center for culture-confirmed IPD. We defined the pre-vaccine period as the timeframe spanning 1997–2000 and the post-vaccine period from 2001–2010. Demographics, clinical data, and outcomes were collected through electronic query and chart review. S. pneumoniae serotyping was performed using the capsular swelling method.
The median age of children with IPD increased from 19 months during the pre-vaccine period to 27 months during post-vaccine period (P = 0.02) with a larger proportion of IPD among children older than 5 years. The proportion of IPD associated with pneumonia increased substantially from 29% to 50% (P < 0.001). This increase was primarily attributable to an increase in complicated pneumonia (17% to 33%; P < 0.001). Non-vaccine serotypes 7F, 19A, 22F and 3 emerged as the dominant serotypes in the post-vaccine period. Of S. pneumoniae isolates collected from children <5 years of age, for which vaccine is recommended, 67% of IPD was due to serotypes in PCV13 during 2005–2010.
After PCV7 was introduced, significant changes in IPD were noted. One third of IPD occurred in children older than 5 years, who were outside the age group for which PCV is recommended. Continued surveillance is warranted to identify further evolution of the epidemiology, clinical syndromes, and serotype distribution of S. pneumoniae following PCV13 licensure.


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Q: How to schedule a python script to run from virtual environment via task scheduler I stumbled on an answer for basically the exact same question, but either I am implementing the solution wrong, the solution is no longer accurate, or some other issue is at play.
Run a python script in virtual environment from windows task scheduler
I used the code from above link, edited for my directories, and copied directly into the task scheduler program/script prompt.
C:\Users\I511843\myenv\activate.bat && python C:\Users\I511843\Desktop\Atom_scripts\test.py

I then set the program to run every time I unlocked the machine. The program simply writes a text file called test.txt containing the text "success!"
The text file populates in the correct directory when I run from the command line, however, the program doe snot execute from the task scheduler.

A: Did you try putting the commands in a batch file and executing the batch file from task scheduler? Something like below:
C:\Users\I511843\myenv\activate.bat && python C:\Users\I511843\Desktop\Atom_scripts\test.py goes into task.bat file.
In task scheduler, run task.bat from cmd.

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would it acceptable for a woman to give a red hearted shape box with large SWEET LOVE written on it. - Friends :: sidetaker.
would it acceptable for a woman to give a red hearted shape box with large SWEET LOVE written on it.
A cleaner gives her empolyer a red hearted shaped chocolate box with a large wording of SWEET LOVE.
my sister does not have any problem with this lady giving a gift eg, a normal box of chocolate, bottle of wine etc etc.
What upset my sister is that her boyfriend said to her that he removes her hair so that his cleaner does not see her hair (they do not live together but she visit him) he has also stated that he put her knicker away so that his cleaner did not see it.
She has been with him for 3 years, has never met the cleaner, she has had no interest in her at all. but when she saw this box of chocolate from the cleaner in September, she got angry. then she thought it was strange behaviour between him and her.
Had it been Valentine day, she would have seen it a joke for valentine but not September.
He does not see her point, he said that the cleaner is Polish and it is normal for Polish women to give these gifts to their employers.
She has asked a few Polish women, but they said they would not have chosen the red hearted shape but a normal box, which my sister would not have had any problem with if it was a normal gift from her to him, she does not mind gifts being exchanged but not the type of gift.
Her boyfriend said that his cleaner is perfect and my sister is childish.


Published on February 23, 2011 in Human Rights Council (UNHRC) and Libya by unwatch. 3 Comments Tags: Libya.
Mother of all hypocrisies: Iran tells UN rights council to condemn Libya, Bahrain, Yemen for shooting peaceful protesters. Have these Mullahs no shame?
"Iran called for the UN Human Rights Council to form a committee to examine [the] situation in Egypt, Yemen, Bahrain and Libya," reported the state-sponsored ISNA news agency today.
"Fire is opened on people of the countries who are staging civil and peaceful anti-government protests only to revive their natural and lawful rights," the letter read. "Iranian Parliament Human Rights Committee condemns violence against these people by their rulers and supports certain rights of protestors," it read.


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A cheaper premium tablet
Does the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE come with an S Pen in the box?
Olivia Lipski
Source: Samsung
Best answer: Yes, the new Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE comes with an S Pen in the box. At no extra cost, you can use this iconic stylus to easily multitask and take handwritten notes on the tablet's 12.4-inch display.
Why do I need an S Pen with my Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE?
The Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE is the latest Samsung tablet and comes at a lower price than the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7, which is one of the best Samsung tablets you can get. Like the S7, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 FE comes with an S Pen in the box so you can navigate, draw, and write on the tablet's vibrant 12.4-inch 2,560x1,600 TFT display. When you're done, the S Pen magnetically snaps to the side of the tablet for easy carrying and charging.
The S Pen was first introduced on the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra, and though you can use a Galaxy Note S Pen with this tablet, it's best to stick to the one in the box. The S Pen is an extremely useful tool if you're someone that likes note-taking, designing artwork, or creating sketches, but it's also a cool way to navigate through web pages and apps.
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1880's Non-Sports Tobacco Card Collection (32). Includes: N100 Duke "Bicycle Tricks & Riders" (2) - The Ordinary (FR) and Side Saddle (FR); N103 Duke "Burlesque Scenes" (2) - Borrowed Fire and Good Evening Papa. Both PR; N113 Duke "Habitations of Man" (1) - Hut in Daman-i-koh (FR); N131 Duke "Stars of The Stage" Series 3 (1) - Unidentified (PR); N150 Honest Cut Plug (3) - All unidentified. Grades VG to EX; N258 Lorillard's Playing Cards (5) - Five different. Grades PR to FR; N260 Lorillard's Types of Flirtation (1) - Hankerchief (PR); N265 Lorillard's Actresses In Opera Roles (1) - Sarah Bernhardt (PR); N335 Actresses (1) - Unidentified (Bottom Cut Off); N457 Trumps "Playing Cards" (1) - Ace/Club (VG); N458 Trumps "Playing Cards" (1) - Two/Clubs (VG); N537 Little Rhody Cut Plug "Actresses" (1) - Unidentified (PR); N543 Princess Cut Plug (1) - Unidentified (PR); N554 Finzer & Bros. "Inventor & Inventions" (1) - Gutenberg (FR); N652 Congress Cut Plug (1) - Unidentified (PR); N660 Little Rhody Cut Plug Actresses (9) - Two different types. w/Fox, Gilson, Irmler, Mapleson, Montague, Oerrish, Qualitz, Tempest (2 different). Color added with a couple PR to FR.


World War Z is returning to theaters. Paramount Pictures has digitally remastered director Marc Forster's zombie apocalypse thriller into the IMAX format, and will release the film in select IMAX 3D theaters for a one-week run starting August 2nd. So if you missed the Brad Pitt-fronted pic when it opened in June or just want to see it again on the big, big screen, now's your chance. The decision for the re-release likely has something to do with the fact that the film's domestic box office gross currently stands at $192.6 million, as the new IMAX run will ensure that World War Z crosses the $200 million benchmark. The pic's worldwide total is at $473 million, and Paramount has already started work on a follow-up film. Hit the jump for more, including the full press release.
Despite heavy negative buzz surrounding the film's extensive reshoots, I was pleasantly surprised by the final product when it finally hit theaters last month. The more intimate, smaller-scale stuff from the second half of the film proved to be more compelling than the "epic" sequences in the first half, but I'm sure there are folks that would be happy to fork over the extra cash to see World War Z in the IMAX format.
LOS ANGELES – JULY 29, 2013 – IMAX Corporation (NYSE:IMAX; TSX:IMX), along with Paramount Pictures and Skydance Productions in association with Hemisphere Media Capital and GK Films, today announced that due to overwhelming demand, the hit film World War Z starring Brad Pitt has been digitally re-mastered into the immersive IMAX® 3D format and will be released into select IMAX® theatres domestically for the first time for a one-week engagement beginning Aug. 2.
The IMAX 3D release of World War Z has been digitally re-mastered into the image and sound quality of The IMAX Experience® with proprietary IMAX DMR® (Digital Re-mastering) technology. The crystal-clear images, coupled with IMAX's customized theatre geometry and powerful digital audio, create a unique environment that will make audiences feel as if they are in the movie.


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'Glacier Helicopters' provide scenic flights which include snow landings on the Franz Josef Glacier and Fox Glacier or fly to Mount Cook the ultimate scenic helicopter flight. Glacier Helicopters also offer a Heli Hike on Fox Glacier which includes a helicopter flight and a guided walk on the ice itself, only accessible by helicopter and provides some stunning 'ice architecture'. Fox Glacier is one of the few in the world that exists in close proximity to both the ocean and the rain forest.
Known as 'Ka Roimata o Hinehukatere' in Maori the Franz Josef Glacier provides some of the most stunning 'ice architecture' in the world and is now only accessible by helicopter. Fox Glacier is located in the Westland Tai Poutini National Park with its unique setting as the speed of the ice flows up to 3 meters per day and makes for some of the most dramatic icefalls. Dependent on weather and seasonal conditions we operate daily from 8am to 6pm and depart on demand.
From sea level rising to the heart of the magnificent Southern Alps, this flight explores the icefalls on either the Franz Josef or Fox Glaciers. Experience the seclusion of a snow landing in this largely inaccessible alpine region.
This scenic helicopter flight explores the awe-inspiring ice falls of the glacier enjoying an excellent opportunity to take in the surroundings and breathe the clean alpine air as you land on it. Experience the seclusion of this largely inaccessible alpine region.
Explores the dynamic icefalls and drops you on a largely inaccessible area allowing you to enjoy the pristine mountain air surrounded by this majestic landscape.
lasts 30 minutes and leaves from either Franz or Fox and gives you 'twice the ice' allowing you to explore the glacial icefalls of both glaciers with their unusual ice formations. Landing on the snowfield is a highlight with lots of photo opportunities to create memories that will last a lifetime.
lasts 40 minutes and is the ultimate glacial experience that covers it all. Viewing both glaciers in addition to New Zealand's highest peak, Mount Cook and topped off with a stunning snow landing this is the best helicopter experience on the West Coast.
tour lasts 30 minutes and flies the entire length of the Fox Glacier before soaring against the west face of Mount Cook, New Zealand's highest peak. Then there's time for a glacier snow landing before descending the Glacier Valley and returning to the township of Fox Glacier.


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On February 26, 2019 February 27, 2019 By gram
Trump Might Just Pull off a Big Deal in Hanoi
We begin with the outline of a tentative deal between the U.S. and North Korea which might emerge from the talks underway in Hanoi between Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un and speak with William Arkin, one of America's premier national security experts who is now a columnist for The Guardian U.S. where he has an article "Say what you will about Trump, but his tactics on North Korea are working". He joins us to discuss how already an end to nuclear and missile testing and "the penis-wagging and button-pushing" rhetoric is an achievement and "just getting rid of the war cry is enough to cheer over". But if the outline of a tentative deal to end the Korean war, return more American remains, open up liaison offices short of embassies and have North Korea stop making fissile material in exchange for lifting sanctions to pursue joint economic projects between North and South Korea, is not just promised but materializes, then Trump might well have something to boast about. We will also look into the how the successful East German model of soft power persuasion versus the disastrous Iraq model of counterproductive confrontation might come into play, if the U.S. were to no longer be the enemy and the glue that has kept the regime in the North on a perpetual war-footing for decades were to be taken away.
Inside the Inner Sanctums of the Global Elite in This New Gilded Age
Then we speak with Anand Giridharadas, editor at large for Time Magazine and a former columnist for The New York Times about his new book "Winners Take All: The Elite Charade of Changing the World", an insider's groundbreaking journey into the inner sanctums of the global elite of this new gilded age. We will discuss the issue which exposed the emperors of Davos having no clothes which happened when Dutch historian Rutger Bregman cut through the sanctimonious talk of justice, equality and transparency by pointing out that "nobody raises the issue of tax avoidance and the rich not paying their fair share. It's like going to a firefighter's conference and not talking about water".
Could India's Bombing of Territory Pakistan Claims Lead to a Wider War?
Then finally with Indian jets bombing a Pakistani terrorist training camp in disputed territory Pakistan claims, we will examine how much this retaliation for a suicide attack on Indian soldiers could ignite a wider confrontation between these two nuclear powers. Dr. Sumit Ganguly, the Chair in Indian Cultures and Civilizations at the University of Indiana and co-author of "India, Pakistan, and the Bomb: Debating Nuclear Stability in South Asia" whose latest book is "Deadly Impasse: India-Pakistan Relations at the Dawn of a New Century", joins us. We will discuss how India's Prime Minister is acting tough ahead of an election while Pakistan's Prime Minister who is a puppet of the military, has vowed to retaliate.


Some destinations elude being described in a few words and Bangkok is certainly one of them. The Thai capital is shrill, beautiful, progressive and full of wisdom – the city's many temples and shrines being an emblem of this. It's no surprise most visitors fall head over heels with busy Bangkok. In fact, many never leave!
Southeast Asia's original beach destination, Hua Hin sits roughly 200 km south of Bangkok, stretching along Thailand's striking east coast. Its biggest tourist magnets are good beaches – but you already knew that. Break away from their magnetic force (if you can) and head for the hills upcountry for a refreshingly different Thai experience: a vineyard excursion utterly impossible back in Bangkok. We're perhaps most excited about wine safaris that venture off the wineries, into nearby Kui Buri National Park. Ride around the lush park for the Jungle Book-worthy sights of bathing elephants and herds of gaurs grazing in peace. Rest assured you'll be back at the vineyard in time for dinner and, of course, a glass of Thai Shiraz!
A mention of Kanchanaburi usually conjures up the city's tragic history: in the early 1940s, the construction of the Thai-Burma railway brought a ripple of violence to the otherwise idyllic region. Local museums do a phenomenal job at educating visitors on Kanchanaburi's past (history lovers get their money's worth here…), but the province's offerings go far beyond museums! Well-known Erawan National Park features a multi-tiered, turquoise waterfall fit for a guidebook cover, while Sai Yok draws nature-lovers with its Tham Lawa cave – a tunnel complex decked in enormous rock formations. Most of Sai Yok remains inaccessible jungle territory and that's a good thing: the park makes you feel a world away from busy Bangkok.
Less than two hours from the capital, Pattaya is practically around the corner from Bangkok (though you can't quite see it from the city's rooftop bars). While Pattaya's buzzing nightlife is great, a small island off its cost lends itself to a different kind of fun: Koh Lan is all about water sports! Go parasailing and hop on a jet ski or whatever else floats your (banana) boat before strolling down a powdery beach. Tired of sand in your shoes? Try one of the island's excellent hikes or cycle around its villages, making regular stops for iced coffee! Whatever you end up doing, remember to climb the viewpoint just south of Samae beach to catch a stunning sunset.
Ayutthaya is so convenient to reach by train from the capital, it's a crime not to visit – especially seeing Thailand's ancient history feels more alive here than anywhere else in the country! Once you've ticked the iconic sites of Wat Phra Sri Sanphet and the overgrown Buddha head off your list, bike around Ayutthaya's outskirts to sidestep the tourist trail. Outlying temples such as Wat Phu Khao Thong are as imposing as they are devoid of tourists: far from the crowds of the capital, they offer the most private and perhaps most impressive glimpse at a long-lost civilisation. Looking for more recent history? Nearby Dutch, Japanese and Portuguese villages are all worth a visit – who would have thought so much of the world's heritage lays on Bangkok's doorstep?


For fans of ginger cookies with a little tartness, you have to try this recipe!
In a large bowl, combine the flour, baking soda, and salt. Set aside. In a separate bowl, beat ginger, butter and 1 cup of the sugar until light and fluffy. Mix in the molasses and egg. Gently fold in the flour mixture until just combined. Chill for one hour.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Shape dough into 1 inch balls and roll them in the remaining sugar. Place 2 inches apart on ungreased baking sheets.
Bake for 15 minutes, or until edges start to brown. Centers will be slightly soft. Let stand on cookie sheets for one minute and remove to racks to cool.
To make the filling, beat the butter and sugar with an electric mixer until light and fluffy. Beat in lemon juice.
To fill the cookies, spoon 1 rounded tablespoon of filling onto the flat side of half the cookies. Sandwich with the remaining cookies, pressing together so filling spreads to the edge. Store in an airtight container.


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The Michigan Motor Sports Hall of Fame is a non-profit organization incorporated in 1982 to enshrine and honor individuals or groups who have excelled in motor sports in the state of Michigan.
Please view our list of Inductees. They are listed on the "Inductees" page and are listed alphabetically. Click on the name to read the biography. The number next to their name is the year inducted. Those with a * are deceased.
The FAQ page has been updated to be more in line with where we are and what we are doing in 2019 and beyond.
Please review our Guidelines for consideration for induction on our Nominations page as they have been revised effective April 1, 2019. Biographies fpr consideration in 2020 must be received by March 15, 2020 and should be in electronic form. (Microsoft Word is best) although typed and copied is acceptable as well.
The Class of 2020 has been selected by our Board of Directors and Living Inductees just as in years past. While our voting process started a little late due to complications of the Corona Virus, your Board of Directors worked via e-mail, snail mail, and phone to get a final ballot put together and out to the voters by earlyJuly. Our announcement of "The Class of 2020" is as follows: The 2020 Inductees are Scott Diehl and Rusty Daggett in the other than Driver Category. Our Drag Racers are John Bugenski and Arlen Fadely. From the Other Motor Sports category are Road Racer Danny Kellermeyer and Snowmobile Racer Dana Wiltse. Our Oval Track, Historical Era sees three drivers from days gone by in Dick Crup, Chet Miller, and Eldon Schrader. Finally, our Oval Track Modern Era inductees are Ron Allen and Brett Mann. Thank You to all of the Board Members, Past Board Members, and Past Inductees who cast thier votes and sent in their Ballots, it really makes a difference.
Unfortunately, at our Board Meeting of July 29, 2020 we were forced to have a hard discussion on holding our Induction Ceremony in November in the face of the problems stemming from Covid-19 as well as the ever changing restrictions regarding indoor gatherings. The end result is that with the input from many of our voting members and past inductees, we have voted, as a Board, to abstain from holding an induction ceremony this November. We truly believe that all inductees deserve their day in front of their peers, family, and friends so we will be combining the induction of the "Class of 2020" along with the "Class of 2021" that will be selected next May. The combined induction ceremony will be held at our usual place in Mount Pleasant, The University Comfort Inn & Suites on November 7, 2021. Details will be worked out over the fall/winter season to see about starting earlier and maybe going a little later. Congratulations to our "Class of 2020" for all of your contributions to Motor Sports. Complete bios should be posted in the next week or two.
We need help finding living relatives of 2020 Inductee Chet Miller. He passed away many years ago and He and his wife did not have children so we need to find any of his descendants in order to inform them of Mr. Miller's induction and to present them with his plaque at the appropriatte time.
1990 Inductee and famed Indy Car Owner Pat Patrick has passed away on January 5, 2021. Details regarding arrangements are not known at this time.
Sad to report that 2013 Inductee and renowned powerboat racer Fred Alter and 2005 Inductee, Bill Whittington have both passed away January 9 (Fred) and 10(Bill), 2021. Both men will have memorial services later in 2021. Condolences to the Patrick, Alter, and Whittington families.
Effective October 15, 2020, the phone number for the Hall of Fame has been changed to 586-202-2357.


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He took over the artwork with Strange Adventures and illustrated the stories and covers for eleven issues, also taking over the scriptwriting with issue Adams was also the art director and costume designer for Warp!
A studio was set up in New York through which dozens of artists passed. Adams continued to draw horror comics for Marvel Tower of Shadows and Warren Vampirellabut it was his debut on Batman which was to cement his place in comics' history.
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This team effort was often credited to the "Crusty Bunkers", including numerous inking jobs for DC Comics, in the period A relaunch saw a number of series revert to issue one and new titles appear, the Continuity line-up now including Armor, Cyberrad, Earth, Hybrids, Megalith and Ms.
Adams was also an outspoken advocate of creators rights and was central to the attempts to help Jerry Siegel and Joe Schuster earn pensions from their creation of Superman and in the setting up of the Comics Creators' Guild.
The series ended with issue 89 May Adams also briefly drew and even more briefly wrote The Spectre in The strip was successfully pitched and was syndicated from 26 November with a colour Sunday strip added on 20 September Speaking inAdams told The Comics Journal, "It takes a good year to get somebody used to a new idea, to get a market used to a new idea By the late s, Adams was almost invisible at DC or Marvel due, he said, to the introduction of a Work-For-Hire contract which he considered to be "against the intent of the new copyright law.
Adams was assigned numerous covers at DC and, inalso began working for Marvel Comics, pencilling several issues of X-Men, then under threat of cancellation.
Odyssey for DC. Advertising work would often be passed around various artists with Adams and Giordano inking the main figures. The Guild, says Adams, achieved many of its aims.
He has also recently been involved with the Disney Educational productions to produce They Spoke Out: American Voices against the Holocaust, an online educational motion comics series that relates the stories of Americans who protested the Nazis or aided Jews during the Holocaust.
That same year Deadman entered the Hall of Fame and Adams received a Special Award for "the new perspective and dynamic vibrance he has brought to the field of comic art.
Adams attempted to return to advertising work but needed to fill in, ghosting a few weeks for Lou Fine on the syndicated hardboiled detective serial "Peter Scratch", Stan Drake's "The Heart of Juliet Jones" and was hawking around a strip of his own, "Tangent".
His father deserted the family when Adams was only 13 and, with college financially out of reach, he attended the School of Industrial Art, a vocational school in Manhattan. In the s, Adams was tempted back into comics and produced Ms.
Adams' talent to draw realistic figures helped ground the series in the real after years of camp adventure that had overtaken the comic book following the success of the TV series. Neal Adams' Monsters, the long-promised story featuring Frankenstein, the Werewolf and Dracula, appeared as a hardcover book in It takes a while for the news to get around.
Muhammad Alithe latter a page story teaming Superman with boxer Ali to battle aliens. A sample of The Fly earned Linx dating price his first professional appearance when a panel from his sample was used in Adventures of The Fly 4 Jan Adams was soon drawing fillers for Archie's Joke Book Magazine and was recommended to Howard Nostrand, who needed an assistant on "Bat Masterson", a syndicated newspaper strip based on the TV series.
Adams has been twice married, to Cory Adams and Marilyn Adams. It starred Adams, his children Jason and Zeea and comic personalities Gray Morrow and Denys Cowan and told the story of two children who protect an invention of their father's from crooks with the aid of a toy monkey.
Adams made his first splash in comic books drawing horror stories for Warren Publishing before exploiting the gap left by Kubert at DC Comics. However, it was with the supernatural hero Deadman that Adams found his first real success. Adams continues to work with Continuity Studios to produce material for companies, including motion capture comics such as Astonishing X-Men: The TV series came to an end in March and the strip followed on 31 July The Amazing Spider-Man and Superman vs.
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Conjugation of the irregular verb [overgrow]
Conjugation is the creation of derived forms of a verb from its principal parts by inflection (alteration of form according to rules of grammar). For instance, the verb "break" can be conjugated to form the words break, breaks, broke, broken and breaking.
The term conjugation is applied only to the inflection of verbs, and not of other parts of speech (inflection of nouns and adjectives is known as declension). Also it is often restricted to denoting the formation of finite forms of a verb – these may be referred to as conjugated forms, as opposed to non-finite forms, such as the infinitive or gerund, which tend not to be marked for most of the grammatical categories.
Conjugation is also the traditional name for a group of verbs that share a similar conjugation pattern in a particular language (a verb class). A verb that does not follow all of the standard conjugation patterns of the language is said to be an irregular verb.
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will be overgrowing
will have overgrown
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Conditional of the irregular verb [overgrow]
Causality (also referred to as causation or cause and effect) is influence by which one event, process, state or object (a cause) contributes to the production of another event, process, state or object (an effect) where the cause is partly responsible for the effect, and the effect is partly dependent on the cause. In general, a process has many causes, which are also said to be causal factors for it, and all lie in its past. An effect can in turn be a cause of, or causal factor for, many other effects, which all lie in its future.
The conditional mood (abbreviated cond) is a grammatical mood used in conditional sentences to express a proposition whose validity is dependent on some condition, possibly counterfactual.
English does not have an inflective (morphological) conditional mood, except in as much as the modal verbs could, might, should and would may in some contexts be regarded as conditional forms of can, may, shall and will respectively. What is called the English conditional mood (or just the conditional) is formed periphrastically using the modal verb would in combination with the bare infinitive of the following verb. (Occasionally should is used in place of would with a first person subject – see shall and will. Also the aforementioned modal verbs could, might and should may replace would in order to express appropriate modality in addition to conditionality.)
Conditional present
would overgrow
Conditional present progressive
would be overgrowing
would have overgrown
Conditional perfect progressive
would have been overgrowing
Subjunktiv of the irregular verb [overgrow]
The subjunctive is a grammatical mood, a feature of the utterance that indicates the speaker's attitude toward it. Subjunctive forms of verbs are typically used to express various states of unreality such as: wish, emotion, possibility, judgement, opinion, obligation, or action that has not yet occurred; the precise situations in which they are used vary from language to language. The subjunctive is one of the irrealis moods, which refer to what is not necessarily real. It is often contrasted with the indicative, a realis mood which is used principally to indicate that something is a statement of fact.
Subjunctives occur most often, although not exclusively, in subordinate clauses, particularly that-clauses. Examples of the subjunctive in English are found in the sentences "I suggest that you be careful" and "It is important that she stay by your side."
The subjunctive mood in English is a clause type used in some contexts which describe non-actual possibilities, e.g. "It's crucial that you be here" and "It's crucial that he arrive early." In English, the subjunctive is syntactic rather than inflectional, since there is no specifically subjunctive verb form. Rather, subjunctive clauses recruit the bare form of the verb which is also used in a variety of other constructions.
Past subjunctive
Imperativ of the irregular verb [overgrow]
The imperative mood is a grammatical mood that forms a command or request.
An example of a verb used in the imperative mood is the English phrase "Go." Such imperatives imply a second-person subject (you), but some other languages also have first- and third-person imperatives, with the meaning of "let's (do something)" or "let them (do something)" (the forms may alternatively be called cohortative and jussive).
Let´s overgrow
Participle of the irregular verb [overgrow]
In linguistics, a participle (ptcp) is a form of nonfinite verb that comprises perfective or continuative grammatical aspects in numerous tenses. A participle also may function as an adjective or an adverb. For example, in "boiled potato", boiled is the past participle of the verb boil, adjectivally modifying the noun potato; in "ran us ragged," ragged is the past participle of the verb rag, adverbially qualifying the verb ran.
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bn overgrow – অত্যন্ত বৃদ্ধি পাত্তয়া
cn overgrow
cs overgrow – přerůst
da overgrow
de overgrow – überwachsen, überwuchern
es overgrow – crecer demasiado
fi overgrow
fr overgrow – envahir
gr overgrow
hu overgrow
id overgrow
in overgrow – ऊंचा हो जाना
it overgrow – superare nella crescita
ja overgrow
nl overgrow – overwoekeren, begroeien
no overgrow
pl overgrow – przerastać, przerosnąć,
obrosnąć...
pt overgrow – cobrir de vegetação
ro overgrow – a năpădi
ru overgrow – вырастать, перерастать,
зарастать...
sk overgrow
sv overgrow – gro igen, växa över
th overgrow
tr overgrow
vn overgrow – phát triển quá nhanh làm ảnh hưởng đến thứ khác


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Mansfield Silk Company Mill, Gurleyville The large mill in this engraving was built c. 1800 by Ephraim Gurley for the production of steelyards and other iron tools. In 1827, the Mansfield Silk Company was founded and the Gurley mill was purchased for the new enterprise. This was the second silk mill in this country and […]
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History of Silk Production
The Beginnings Of Silk Culture The culture of silkworms (Bombyx mori) began in China about 5000 years ago. The ancient Chinese were the first to discover that the cocoons of a lowly caterpillar could be unwound and the filaments woven into some of the most beautiful fabrics in the world. Silk was so highly prized […]
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Jack Savoretti has unveiled his football-inspired new video for 'Home', which you can see at the bottom of the page.
The track is taken from Savoretti's fourth album Written In Scars, which will be released in February next year. It was was filmed during a match at Genoa stadium, Savoretti's local team, where he also got to perform for the crowd.
Speaking about the occasion, the singer said: "Since I saw my first football game there as a kid of 5 years old, my dream was to play in that stadium. I didn't have a ball at my feet, but I played the match of my life that night and so did Genoa".
The album is the follow-up to 2012's Before The Storm (which you can preview on the right of the page) and will come out on February 9th.
Lissie duets with Savoretti on a track titled 'Wasted', while Samuel Dixon, who has served as Adele's musical director and Sia's main co-writer, has written the opener 'Back To Me' with the singer.
The singer will also play a full UK tour to coincide with the album's release.
He will play nine dates across the UK in February and early March, beginning at Portsmouth Wedgewood Rooms on February 10th and running until March 4th when he headlines London's Shepherds Bush Empire.
The tour also includes stops in Cardiff, Birmingham, Nottingham, Leeds, Newcastle, Glasgow and Manchester.