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Q: Send arrays of objects using express? Cant figure out how to send arrays of objects
Currently I have a back-end MongoDB database with multiple collections which I have to query for matching data and send the data back to the client as soon as they are received. This is the function that I currently use for my express server:
async function retrieve_multiple(req, res) {
    let requests = []

    let search_string = req.query.search_string;
    let limit = req.query.limit
    let error = false

    let keywords = [
        'are',
        'can',
        'did',
        'does',
        'how',
        'should',
        'what',
        'when',
        'which',
        'who',
        'why'
    ]

    // Sending the initial requests
    for (var keyword of keywords) {
        requests.push( models.getArticle(keyword, search_string, limit) ) //The function I use to retrieve data from the MongoDB instance. Return type is the standard array of JSON objects
    }

    res.set('Access-Control-Allow-Origin', *)

    requests.map( async (data) => {
        let da = await data
        res.write(da)
    })

    await Promise.all(requests)
    res.send()
}

With this, I face the evident problem of not having a correctly formatted JSON object on the client side. I wanted to know as to how would it be possible to send data responses back to the client such that:

*

*
Receive the data in chunks

*
Have the chunk formulate a valid JSON object

*
Have the data received as soon as the promise is fulfilled

Some part of me tells me that this would not be possible if I want to receive workable JSON data on the client side in real time because for as far as I know, that is just not possible. If that is so, do you think that I would be better of doing this on the client side:
let data_object = []

async function retrieve_multiple() {
    let requests = []

    let keywords = [
        'are',
        'can',
        'did',
        'does',
        'how',
        'should',
        'what',
        'when',
        'which',
        'who',
        'why'
    ]

    // Sending the initial requests
    for (var keyword of keywords) {
        requests.push( fetch( `my.api/foo/bar?$keyword={keyword}` ) ) // Calling the fetch function client side
    }

    requests.map( async (data) => {
        let da = await data
        data_object.push( da.json() )
    })

    await Promise.all(requests)

    console.log('Done')
}

and just have the server side have a function to retrieve data from a singular collection? Would this approach have any downsides to it or is it just as valid?
Thanks!

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Please tell me you didn't vote..
In your home it might work like that.
In a business the selling price is directly related to the cost of replenishing the stock.
In fact, the value of the stock is directly related to the market value of the product, so why would you sell it at a lower price?


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Adinolfi's Proposal to increase penalties on drunk drivers moves forward
by jgoralski • April 6, 2016 • 0 Comments
State Rep. Alfred C. Adinolfi (R-Cheshire, Southington)
HARTFORD– State Rep. Al Adinolfi's (R-103) bill proposal to increase penalties on drunk drivers with children in the car was unanimously voted out of the Judiciary Committee on Wednesday.
"I am proud that we came to a bipartisan agreement on this very important piece of legislation," Adinolfi said in a press release after Wednesday's Judiciary Committee meeting. "My goal this session before I retire is to see the Governor sign this bill into law."
Adinolfi during his time in office has been able to work with members from across the aisle and Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) to pass legislation that protects our roadways from drunk drivers. This year's bill, Senate Bill 365, An Act Concerning Child Endangerment While Driving Intoxicated and the Limit Under Which to Administer a Test for Blood Alcohol Level, would increase penalties for operating a vehicle under the influence with a child in the car.
"Mothers Against Drunk Driving would like to commend Rep. Adinolfi for his steadfast and continuous support of drunk driving legislation that has made Connecticut's roads safer for everyone," Skip Church, a volunteer for MADD CT said in the release. "Passage of Senate Bill 365 would be a fitting retirement gift for a representative who has done so much for the cause over the years."
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration found that in 2014, 9,967 people were killed in alcohol-impaired driving crashes, accounting for nearly one-third (31 percent) of all traffic-related deaths in the United States. In that same year 209 children were killed due to drunk drivers.
"I have heard too many stories over the years about a parent or guardian jumping into a car with their child after drinking and getting into a serious accident," Adinolfi said in the release. "Any parent who decides to get behind the wheel intoxicated with their child in the car should suffer the consequences."
For this bill to become law, both the House and Senate will need to vote on this measure before the last day of session on May 4.
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Helene Judge
Mon 14 Dec 2020, 03:48 pm
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Kāpiti Coast, Wellington, New Zealand December 15, 2020: The Kāpiti Food Fair hosted an amazing day out, once again, for visitors to the Kāpiti Coast and locals alike on Saturday 5 December. Although the weather was overcast and cool, fairgoers were excited as they visited bustling vendors to purchase Christmas gifts, and everyone was eating & drinking until their hearts – and stomachs – were content, and with many thanks to the Coastella and Zeal stages, our visitors were also dancing in the aisles.
"It was wonderful to see so many folks come out for the day," said Helene Judge, co-owner of the Kāpiti Food Fair. "Our free kids zone with Kapiti Castles and Daizy Design Face Painting rocked all day long, and we had many visitors bring their crowd-friendly dogs too, adding to the family fun feeling we wanted to curate. We made sure to pack in as much entertainment as we could with Coastella and Zeal stages, so we also had the Colossal Wellington Junior Circus buskers on hand and the Richter City Rebels did an awesome roaming stint around the Fair. We did, however, feel the impact of the weather, as did the Tuatara Bar, who saw a downturn this year when compared to 2019. However, we also felt reverberations from the Downtown Shakedown event in Wellington."
In the year that introduced the world to COVID, the Kāpiti Food Fair navigated the waters of different alert levels, as well as applied for additional funding, to make sure the Fair could roll on again in 2020. While the additional funding from the Major Events Fund and the Domestic Events Fund helped the Fair to further share their message and promote their event, the Fair did see a decline with the turnout of visitors coming in at 12,000+ for the day.
"Looking at our data, our visitor breakdown was 62% from Kāpiti with 38% from other places like Wellington, Horowhenua, Manawatu, Whanganui, Wairarapa, and we noted 3% came from further away places, like Auckland, Waikato, Hawke's Bay, Taranaki and even Dunedin," said Fair co-owner Jeanine van Kradenburg. "While this is a good sign of our vision for the Fair to be a destination event that makes a lasting impression in the minds and bodies of all foodies, sadly, we did not make enough visitor income to cover our costs. Kāpiti Food Fair is a major event now that has in excess of $165K expenses each year. This means, 2021 will be starting with this loss that is being covered by a loan, and with the potential of needing to scale back unless we can secure more sponsorship income."
Other hurdles on the day came from a grass fire on the southbound lane of the highway in Paremata affecting travellers going both North and South, the lane changeover roadworks that took place North on SH1 near McKays Crossing, and buses acting as train replacements, all adding to the hugely congested roads coming into Kāpiti. However, despite all of these obstacles, vendors reported excellent sales with visitor engagement and spending on gifts or stocking up for their own needs was super high.
"We have had many vendors ask to book in now for 2021 so they don't miss out," shared Helene. "Our vendors, like our visitors, are important to us as we curate this group each year to make sure there is a vast range of ready to eat and packaged product for visitors to browse, taste and buy. To help us make each Fair even better than the last, we conduct two surveys at the wrap of the Fair – one for our visitors and the other for vendors. While we are still waiting for the results of both of these to come in, we've already noted many comments from vendors thanking us for the wonderful experience they had, complimenting the team and all of our volunteers on site who helped all day long, and who were thrilled with the turnout."
The range of vendors for 2020 was vast, with both packaged and ready-to-eat vendors on site for visitors. With the Fair being a pre-Christmas event, an opportunity is provided for vendors to package their products for visitors to sample, buy gifts or to stock-up their pantry at home. Previous Fairs have attracted artisan and commercial products including a large variety of ready to eat foods with every vendor adding to a positive visitor experience and 2020 was no exception to this.
The packaged themes for this year saw stalls offering anything from chocolates, sweets, fudge and candy apples, to dips, spreads, nut butters, olive oil, edible flowers, fruit and veg, pet treats and so much more. The ready-to-eat themes were a United Nations of deliciousness with Malaysian, Argentinean, Jamaican, Middle Eastern, Mexican, Turkish, Greek, Indonesian, Italian, South African, China, Thailand, Cambodia and even Egypt and Uzbekistan being represented. All of this plus gelato, ice cream, coffee, burgers and much more.
The Fair is on a three-year mission to divert all waste from the landfill. The enthusiastic crew from Organic Wealth and the volunteers from No 49 Squadron Air Cadets did an amazing job of sorting waste all day long. Vendors were also on-board with our mission as they were asked to only bring packaging that could be composted or recycled so our landfill footprint was low. The great news is, we achieved 80% diversion which can be broken down into 49% going to compost, 31% being recycled and 20% going to landfill.
Wrapping the 2020 Kāpiti Food Fair, Helene and Jeanine are already looking ahead to 2021 and what they want, and have, to do to make it happen once again. The Fair is one of Kāpiti's largest annual events with vendors flocking to participate from all over New Zealand to engage with thousands of local, regional and national visitors from around the country.
"Being able to deliver the Fair in a COVID filled year has been quite extraordinary," said Helene. "It's been an enormous and exhausting workload with huge risk, and more people, and much more money was needed to deliver the Fair this year. 2020 was also the first year since inception in 2008 where we experienced notable adverse weather conditions and issues beyond our control like roading and transportation and a corporate promoter running a large event in Wellington on the same day as the Fair."
"Putting all of this aside, the day was massive and amazing, and we thank everyone who helped to bring the Fair to a reality, and we look forward to a rest before starting the hard mahi to deliver the Fair again on Saturday 4 December 2021. Mere Kirihimete and happy holidays from the Kāpiti Food Fair, and we wish you all a good rest and we sincerely hope you can be kind, eat pav, drink bubbles and celebrate the tumultuous year that we have all experienced together with your loved ones. See you in 2021, kia kaha Kāpiti and all of New Zealand."
The Kāpiti Food Fair was established in 2008 from humble beginnings, only to become the major community event it is known for in the Wellington Region today. Now privately owned and operated by Helene Judge and Jeanine van Kradenburg, their mission is to bring visitors into Kāpiti for an immersive experience on the Kāpiti Coast – all while having a fun, tasty day out with GOOD friends, GOOD times and GOOD food!
Kāpiti Food Fair would like to acknowledge all of its Sponsors: ANZIL, Bayleys Real Estate Wellington, Flightdec.com, Kāpiti Business Projects, Kāpiti News, SignCraft Kāpiti, The Hits 92.7 and Tuatara Brewing.
The Fair is a recipient of the Domestic Events Fund and the Kāpiti Major Events Fund and operated the Event Sector Voluntary Code for COVID Alert Level 1 conditions in New Zealand.
Helene Judge, 027 244 9585 or Jeanine van Kradenburg, 021 605 488 or email >>
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NZ Adviser talks to Auckland-based mortgage adviser Kris Pedersen from Kris Pedersen Mortgages and Insurance about developments within the adviser industry, the challenges and rewards of the job and his most memorable client experiences.
Pedersen was named a Top Adviser in our second annual Top Advisers Rankings 2018.
There is a growing need for the non-bank market, with the banks tightening of their own accord and also from regulatory pressure new opportunities are continually coming into the market that brokers need to be aware of to be doing the best job by their customers.
The pace and the continual change. It's not an easy industry for those who like it slow and steady, but for those who enjoy the pace, it is fantastic.
Put the customer's needs first and always try and see the situation through their eyes.
Continually investigating new solutions and networking with similar minded individuals who are also creative in finding these solutions.
We do some marketing now but didn't really for the first 6 or so years in business, and the business just grew from word of mouth and referrals.
There are a few cases I can think of where some customers had really dug themselves a hole, and while these required a LOT OF WORK, we managed to get them out the other side. A really good way to create raving fans.
I'm sure there will probably be some unnecessary compliance as this tends to come with regulation, however it will also clean out a lot of advisors who probably shouldn't be in the industry any more.
Sport, and socialising with family and friends.
Look at implementing more financial advice programs into schools to improve literacy around this.
Get a business plan together, noting especially where you plan to get your leads from and what actually differentiates you from other advisers.


It's Labor Day, the last holiday of the summer. And if you're like me, you're probably taking the opportunity to enjoy a nice warm day with family and friends. Maybe a walk in the woods. Maybe a dip in the lake. Maybe a traditional cookout. In large part it's just simple enjoyment of the blessings of life; and in part it's also a celebration of the remarkably widespread prosperity that America has brought to its citizens, even regular working people, that is unique in human history.
Or maybe you're a progressive. In that case, you are probably spending your Labor Day overcome with guilt and shame.
I'm riddled with shame. White shame. . . . I feel like there is no "me" outside of my white/upper middle class/cisgender identity. I feel like my literal existence hurts people, like I'm always taking up space that should belong to someone else. . . .
Many commenters on the web read the letter and thought it had to be a parody. But Pravda's advice columnists treated it with the utmost seriousness. The essence of the advice was, do good by channeling your shame and guilt toward some officially-approved progressive causes.
Probably, you thought that this was one of the most brilliant trollings in the history of trolling. Don't be so sure. Yesterday's "Review" section of the Sunday Times has a column that takes this white guilt/shame thing to a whole new level. The author is an Indian guy named Pankaj Mishra, and the title is "The Religion of Whiteness Becomes a Suicide Cult." If you read the whole thing (I would not recommend it), it is highly likely that you will be thinking, "this has to be a gag." I don't think so. The author seems to be making a career of writing pieces of similar theme. And besides, Pravda does not publish parodies of its core beliefs on its opinion pages.
[T]he Anglosphere originally forged and united by the slave trade and colonialism is in terminal crisis today. Whiteness denoted, as Du Bois wrote, "the ownership of the earth forever and ever." But many descendants of the landlords of the earth find themselves besieged both at home and abroad, their authority as overlords, policemen and interpreters of the globe increasingly challenged. . . . Mr. Trump appears to some of these powerful but insecure men as an able-bodied defender of the "higher races." The Muslim-baiting British Conservative politician Boris Johnson says that he is "increasingly admiring of Donald Trump." Mr. Murray, the British journalist, thinks Mr. Trump is "reminding the West of what is great about ourselves." . . .
Other panicky white bros not only virulently denounce identity politics and political correctness — code for historically scorned peoples' daring to propose norms about how they are treated; they also proclaim ever more rowdily that the (white) West was, and is, best. . . . [B]usy recyclers of Western supremacism, many of whom uphold a disgraced racial pseudoscience, remind us that history often repeats itself as intellectual farce. . . .
Where to start with this drivel? Is it the "Anglosphere" or "whiteness" that is the source of the original sin? Take the Russians. They are the whitest and blondest of all ethnicities. Seventy years of Communism and 27 of authoritarianism later, they find themselves a second-class power shrinking every year in population, wealth, and influence. Or the Iranians. Aren't they "white" too? How's that government and theocracy-dominated economy working out for you? Does anyone notice a tide of immigrants trying to get into these places?
Here in the US, we have accepted some 40 million immigrants of the legal variety, and another million or so more every year, and another 10 or so million of the illegal variety. The legal variety receive the full rights of natives, including the ability to qualify for citizenship and voting. They are of all races and all creeds. Millions more bend every effort to come to participate in the entreprise. Are these the people Mishra refers to as the "captives" of "Western supremacism"?
Anyway, all the "panicky white bros" I saw over the weekend seemed to be relaxing and having a good time. But then, maybe the progressives were having a good time took, just in their own way. They enjoy wallowing in the made-up guilt and shame.


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Gérard Siracusa, né le  à Tunis, est un percussionniste, batteur et compositeur français, de jazz, de musique contemporaine et de musique improvisée.

Biographie
Il étudie la musique à Marseille, Rueil-Malmaison, San Diego.
Il obtient une médaille d'Or en percussion au conservatoire de Rueil-Malmaison, classe de Gaston Sylvestre.
Titulaire du C.A. de percussion, il enseigne la percussion et la batterie au Conservatoire à Rayonnement Départemental d'Argenteuil.

Jazz de création et musique improvisée
À Marseille, il rencontre André Jaume avec qui il collaborera dix ans, créant en 1975 le groupe d'improvisation Nommo, avec bientôt Raymond Boni, jouant dans ses diverses formations et participant à la fondation du GRIM (Groupe de Recherche et d'Improvisation Musicales) en 1978. Pendant ces années il fonde le groupe Molto Mobile avec Bernard Vitet et Sylvain Kassap, et crée un trio d'improvisation avec Jean-Marc Montera et Yves Robert.
Il enregistre Percussion Solo-Jardins de Paille, premier album de percussion solo jamais réalisé par un musicien improvisateur et compositeur français.
Il multiplie les rencontres avec des jazzmen de renom, tant hexagonal qu'international, (Butch Morris, Joe McPhee, Barre Phillips, John Surman), participant par exemple au Tour de France organisé en 1981 par Louis Sclavis, (avec Michel Doneda, Philippe Deschepper, Alain Gibert, Yves Robert, Beñat Achiary).

Il enregistre le disque Slumberland en quartet avec Louis Sclavis, Yves Robert et .
Il fonde le groupe Alma Ata avec Beñat Achiary, Bruno Chevillon, Michel Doneda, Philippe Deschepper, et codirige avec Claude Barthélemy un quintet auquel s'adjoindra le quatuor à cordes allemand Auryn pour la création de m'Arco Polo, titre de sa composition éponyme.
Il crée deux autres quartets : l'un avec , Michel Godard et Renaud Garcia-Fons, le second avec Sylvain Kassap, Thierry Madiot et Claude Tchamitchian pour lequel, en formation étendue, il compose Changes.

Il improvise avec Joëlle Léandre et participe à sa création Musique de tous les dangers.
Il est soliste invité par l'Orchestre national de jazz de Claude Barthélemy.
En 1991, il enregistre Kind Lieder et en 1993 le disque pour enfants Crasse-Tignasse avec Un drame musical instantané, dont il fut un proche collaborateur, en particulier au sein du grand orchestre de 1981 à 1986 et pour des ciné-concerts.
Le trio qu'il forme avec Michael Riessler et Michel Godard est invité par Valentin Clastrier pour l'enregistrement de son disque Hérésie. Ensemble, ils fondent Le Bûcher des Silences en 1991, rejoints par  puis . Le groupe sert de base à la formation Héloïse de Michael Riessler. Entre 1997 et 1999, la collaboration de Gérard Siracusa et du musicien allemand se poursuit en duo, enregistrant Les Champs magnétiques, d'après André Breton et Philippe Soupault pour Radio France et la Saarländischer Rundfunk. Avec Valentin Clastrier il forme un nouveau duo et le projet Spécial Percussion en trio avec Youval Micenmacher.

À partir de 2003, il développe un concert en solo de batterie, et enregistre le cd Drums immersion en 2008. Il improvise avec Garth Knox et Frédéric Stochl ou Beñat Achiary, avec Pascal Contet et Jean-Marc Montera ou Régis Huby, joue en trio de batteries avec François Merville et Éric Grosleau, et en duo avec François Rossé.

Musique contemporaine
Dans le domaine de la musique contemporaine, il joue les œuvres des compositeurs Igor Stravinsky, Olivier Messiaen, Pierre Boulez, Edgar Varèse, Luciano Berio, Bernd Alois Zimmermann, au sein des ensembles Musique Vivante de , (notamment avec Jean-François Jenny-Clark, Vinko Globokar, Carlos Roque Alsina, Claude Barthélemy, Jean-Paul Céléa et Michael Riessler), Ars Nova, Serenata de Genève, Entretemps, Les Musiciens amoureux, Laborintus, Les Jeunes Solistes.
Il est membre du quatuor de percussions Touchers (œuvres de John Cage, Jean-Pierre Drouet, Henry Fourès).
En soliste, il participe aux créations de Michel Redolfi, Luc Ferrari, Jacques Diennet, Édith Canat de Chizy, Luigi Nono, Frederic Rzewski, Nicolas Vérin, Georges Aperghis, Denys Bouliane, Aurel Stroë, François Rossé.
Il crée en solo Métalmorphose pour percussion et sons fixés de Nicolas Vérin, dans l'acousmonium de la Maison de la Radio, pièce dont il est dédicataire.

En 1986, il crée un spectacle de percussion en solo intitulé Solibrius qu'il jouera jusqu'en 2002 et dont le programme évolutif mêle œuvres de répertoire (Xavier Alvarez, Georges Aperghis, Vinko Globokar, Frederic Rzewski), créations (Claude Barthélemy, Pablo Cueco, Michel Musseau), coécritures (avec Daniel Petitjean et Jean-Marie Maddeddu), et œuvres personnelles.

Son œuvre Discontinuo pour large ensemble de percussions est créée en 1997, au Festival des  Rugissants.

Autres collaborations
En tant que compositeur ou interprète, Il collabore avec les artistes d'autres disciplines : le théâtre musical (Claude Régy, Jorge Lavelli, Christian Gangneron, Vincent Colin - Le Buffon des familles-, Jacques Rebotier), la danse (Santiago Sempere - Les Matins de Blanche, Les Petits endroits du corps-, Suzanne Cotto, Anne-Maire Reynaud, Jean Rochereau), la littérature (Enzo Cormann, Françoise Gerbaulet, Gérard Noiret, Christian Tarting, Zéno Bianu), les arts plastiques (Serges Plagnol), la création radiophonique (Christine Bernard-Sugy, Claude Guerre, André Velter, Marguerite Gateau). En 2008, il crée Constellation des voix avec le poète Zéno Bianu et le comédien Denis Lavant, et en 2009, À Mort la mort avec François Rossé et Sylvie Levesque.

Distinctions
Grand Prix de l'Académie Charles Cros pour le disque Le Bûcher des Silences

Coup de Cœur de l'Académie Charles Cros 2013 (Musiques du Monde, Créations) pour le livre-disque Beatiho

Discographie complète

Notes et références

Bibliographie

 Philippe Carles, André Clergeat et Jean-Louis Comolli, Dictionnaire du jazz, Ed. Robert Laffont, Coll. Bouquins, Paris, 1994, , p. 1094.
 César Carcopino, "Gérard Siracusa. Entretien - Discographie sélective - Catalogue des œuvres pour percussion", Percussions, 27, .
 Biographie sur le site du label nato
 Gérard Siracusa, "Pour une nouvelle pédagogie de la (multi)percussion", Musiques à prendre, CENAM,  trimestre 1984, p. 38-41.

Liens externes

Batteur français de jazz
Naissance en octobre 1957
Percussionniste français de jazz
Compositeur français de jazz
Élève du conservatoire à rayonnement régional de Rueil-Malmaison
Naissance à Tunis

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As one reviewer said, "witness the resurrection of Mickey Rourke"--I think he is right.
I know Gordon doesn't get professional wrestling, but I am marking out for this film. Ghetto nerds everywhere are going to be at the Wrestler when it opens nationwide. Watching the trailer (over and over), I am trying to count how many folks Mickey Rourke is channeling. I see Steve (Hollywood blond era) Austin, Terry Funk, Jake Roberts, and the Freebirds. Who else am I missing?
In all honesty, I used to be a huge wrestling fan until I hit junior high.
I see some Sean Michaels in there.
Hey Chauncey, I'm a Mickey O'Rourke fan; respect his acting. I'll check it out.
You confess now Gordon...hmmmm, now I think you are just trying to salvage your rep.
@trill...I knew there was a reason you were such a good blogger. wrestling fan equals creativity equals genius.
WOW! I never heard about this movie, but it looks like it's going to have cats tearing up in the theater. Moving!


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Caliban - The Undying Darkness
Named after the wild and deformed slave in Shakespeare's "The Tempest", Caliban are five German musicians who, despite their young age, are already seen as veterans in the European metalcore scene. Their fifth album, "The Undying Darkness" is once again recorded by In Flames frontman Anders Friden and is provided with a cover design created by Mike D (Killswitch Engage). Even Kreator vocalist Mille Petrozza was invited to sing along on the album.
And it shows. Well, that goes for the production and the cover. The album contains the good, clear production I'm used to from the latest album 'The Opposite From Within'. The cover however, well…it's a nice one, but it sure isn't the greatest design I've seen from Mike D. As for the song with Mille Petrozza, I wouldn't say it's a great addition to the album, really not that special to me. But let's cut the crap and see what the music is like on this album!
Well, how shall I say it? I just can't come up with anything else then: "quite alright". This album really disappointed me. I expected so much more from these guys this time but unfortunately they seem to have lost their own unique sound I liked so much on their last album. Instead, Caliban sounds way too much like Killswitch Engage on this album in my opinion. A pity, because I know they can do better than this.
The clean vocals are a bit too much for me as well. Sometimes I hear choruses on this album (for example in 'It's Our Burden To Bleed') that are a bit too melodic for some reason. They just don't do to me what they did on 'Opposite From The Within'.
To say that this album simply sucks wouldn't be fair. Instead, the album still has a lot of good parts on it. Though, it disappointed me a little, hopefully the diehard Caliban-fans don't feel the same like me 'cause I know this band can do better.
68/1001 Details Roadrunner Records
Released on Monday Feb 27th, 2006
Writer @Boek on Saturday Feb 18th, 2006
Tags: #Caliban
Tracklisting 01. Intro
02. I Rape Myself
03. Song About Killing
04. It's Our Burden To Bleed
05. Nothing Is Forever
06. Together Alone
07. My Fiction Beauty
08. No More 2nd Chances
09. I Refuse To Keep On Living…
10. Sick Of Running Away
11. Moment Of Clarity
12. Room Of Nowhere
Line up Andy D�rner – Vocals
Marc G�rtz – Guitar
Denis Schmidt – Guitar
Marco Schaller – Bass
Patrick Gr�n – Drums
Caliban, Bury Tomorrow, Dream On Dreamer, Any Given Day - A well booked metalcore package in Dynamo
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Joseph Achron (1886-1943) was born in the Lithuanian town of Lodzdzieje (now Lazdijai). He studied violin with his father and then at the Warsaw Conservatory with Isadore Lotto and finally at the St. Petersburg Conservatory with Leopold Auer, teacher of such stars as Heifetz, Milstein and many others. Achron knew Heifetz and the two became friends with Heifetz championing Achron's music. After graduation, Achron pursued a career as a soloist, concertizing throughout Russia and Europe, Palestine and America. He taught and served as director of the Kharkov Conservatory and subsequently moved to Hollywood. Throughout his life, he composed. Most of his works are for violin and piano, however, he also wrote in several other genres.
Coquetterie dates from 1905. It was dedicated to his famous teacher, Auer. It is of one piece, a moderately fast, somewhat fragile theme which exhibits the quality for which the work was named.
This is a great recital piece for the accomplished violinist and, or course, a fine encore.


UTTARADIT, Thailand (Reuters Life!) - A Thai man is keeping more than 4,600 scorpions as pets to atone for the years he spent cooking the arachnids to sell as snacks.
Scorpions, insects and worms are commonly eaten in Thailand, especially in the northern regions.
But after years of serving up scorpions, Suang Puangsri, a practicing Buddhist, felt it was time to befriend them instead.
The 38-year-old has given up the bottom floor of his two-storey home to the scorpions, who scuttle about a 6 meter by 5 meter (19 ft by 16 ft) enclosure decorated with branches and stone so that very little light and heat come in.
Suang buys up to one kg of live cicadas and other inspects daily to feed his pets, who have stung him so many times that he says he is immune to their venom.
He also spends at least an hour every day meditating inside the enclosure, often placing scorpions in his mouth.
Suang's pets have attracted a few tourists to his sleepy town of Fark Ta in the northern province of Uttaradit, and he now makes a living by selling figurines and stone carvings of ants, frogs, turtles and Buddhas.
Although the $570 he earns a month is a far cry from the $860 he made selling cooked scorpions, he and his family are content.
"I feel good about what is he doing. I didn't like it when he made the scorpions suffer. I'm not scared of those scorpions, but I don't dare touch them," said Suang's wife, Lampoon Pimtoom.
Suang is so determined to atone for his past sins that he even buys scorpions from other people who want to sell them to restaurants. When the arachnids become too many, he and his son release a few hundred back into the forest.
Suang's fixation with scorpions is unusual, but not totally unheard of in Thailand.
Earlier this year a Thai woman went into the record books for spending 33 days and nights with 5,000 live scorpions. She also held a 7-inch live scorpion in her mouth for 2 minutes and 3 seconds.


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iScience. 2019 May 31;15:79-94. doi: 10.1016/j.isci.2019.04.015. Epub 2019 Apr 12.
Glucose Restriction Promotes Osteocyte Specification by Activating a PGC-1α-Dependent Transcriptional Program.
Sánchez-de-Diego C1, Artigas N1, Pimenta-Lopes C1, Valer JA1, Torrejon B2, Gama-Pérez P1, Villena JA3, Garcia-Roves PM1, Rosa JL1, Ventura F4.
Departament de Ciències Fisiològiques, Universitat de Barcelona, IDIBELL, L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, 08907 Barcelona, Spain.
Centres Científics i Tecnològics, Universitat de Barcelona, L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, Barcelona 08907, Spain.
Laboratory of Metabolism and Obesity, Vall d'Hebron Institut de Recerca, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Barcelona 08035, Spain.
Departament de Ciències Fisiològiques, Universitat de Barcelona, IDIBELL, L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, 08907 Barcelona, Spain. Electronic address: fventura@ub.edu.
Osteocytes, the most abundant of bone cells, differentiate while they remain buried within the bone matrix. This encasement limits their access to nutrients and likely affects their differentiation, a process that remains poorly defined. Here, we show that restriction in glucose supply promotes the osteocyte transcriptional program while also being associated with increased mitochondrial DNA levels. Glucose deprivation triggered the activation of the AMPK/PGC-1 pathway. AMPK and SIRT1 activators or PGC-1α overexpression are sufficient to enhance osteocyte gene expression in IDG-SW3 cells, murine primary osteoblasts, osteocytes, and organotypic/ex vivo bone cultures. Conversely, osteoblasts and osteocytes deficient in Ppargc1a and b were refractory to the effects of glucose restriction. Finally, conditional ablation of both genes in osteoblasts and osteocytes generate osteopenia and reduce osteocytic gene expression in mice. Altogether, we uncovered a role for PGC-1 in the regulation of osteocyte gene expression.
Copyright © 2019 The Author(s). Published by Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
Molecular Mechanism of Behavior; Molecular Physiology; Specialized Functions of Cells
10.1016/j.isci.2019.04.015
Glucose Restriction Promotes Osteocyte Specification by Activating a PGC-1α-Dependent Transcriptional Program
iScience. 2019 May 31;15:79-94.
Effect of Glucose Supply in Osteocyte Differentiation
(A) Representative images of alkaline phosphatase staining (ALP), alizarin red staining, and visualization of Dmp1-GFP expression in IDG-SW3 differentiated for 14 days in the presence of 1, 5, or 25 mM glucose. Cell nuclei were stained with DAPI (blue).
(B) Flow cytometry analysis of Dmp1-GFP expression in IDG-SW3 undifferentiated and differentiated cells for 14 days in the presence of 1, 5, or 25 mM glucose.
(C) mRNA expression profile of osteoblast and osteocyte gene markers during IDG-SW3 differentiation (at 3, 7, and 14 days) in the presence of 1, 5, and 25 mM glucose.
(D) Quantification of mRNA expression levels in primary osteocytes cultured for 4 days in the presence of 1, 5, or 25 mM glucose. mRNA levels were measured by qRT-PCR and normalized to Tbp expression.
Results are plotted as expression relative to undifferentiated IDG-SW3 or osteocytes cultured in 5 mM glucose (mean ± SEM of five to seven independent experiments). *p < 0.05 and **p < 0.01 using one-way ANOVA. See also .
Metabolic Profile Induced by Glucose Supply
(A) ATP levels in IDG-SW3 after 14 days of differentiation in the presence of 1, 5, or 25 mM glucose.
(B) Quantification of lactate release in predifferentiated IDG-SW3 cultured in 1, 5, or 25 mM glucose media for 24 h, and in IDG-SW3 differentiated for 14 days in the presence of 1, 5, or 25 mM glucose.
(C) Determination of the maximal uptake capacity for glucose in IDG-SW3 cells differentiated for 14 days in the presence of 1, 5, or 25 mM glucose.
(D) Determination of routine oxygen consumption, leak respiration (uncoupled), electron transfer capacity (ETS), and coupled respiration of IDG-SW3 differentiated for 14 days in the presence of 1, 5, or 25 mM glucose. A total of 700,000 IDG-SW3 cells were incubated in the respirometry chamber with 1, 5, or 25 mM glucose in α-MEM without FBS during the analysis. All results were expressed relative to protein content. Results are plotted as mean ± SEM of four to eight independent experiments.
(E) Flow cytometry analysis of IDG-SW3 cells differentiated for 14 days in the presence of 1, 5, or 25 mM glucose and labeled with MitoTracker Deep Red.
*p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, and ***p < 0.001 using one-way ANOVA. See also .
Modification of Glycolytic Gene Expression and Mitochondrial Function Induced by Glucose Supply
(A) mRNA expression levels of glycolytic and mitochondrial genes in IDG-SW3 differentiated for 14 days in the presence of 1, 5, or 25 mM glucose. mRNA expression levels were measured by qRT-PCR and normalized to Tbp expression. Results were plotted as expression relative to undifferentiated IDG-SW3 (mean ± SEM of six independent experiments).
(B) Quantification of mtDNA (tRNA-Glu) in IDG-SW3 differentiated for 14 days in the presence of 1, 5, or 25 mM glucose. mtDNA copy number was measured by qPCR and normalized relative to nuclear DNA (Dmp1 and Fgf23). Results are plotted as mean ± SEM of six independent experiments.
(C) Immunoblot analysis of the expression of Glut1 and mitochondrial complexes in IDG-SW3 differentiated for 14 days in the presence of 1, 5, or 25 mM glucose.
(D) Visualization of mitochondria in IDG-SW3 differentiated for 14 days in the presence of 1, 5, or 25 mM glucose. Dmp1-GFP was visualized, and mitochondria were stained with MitoTracker Deep Red.
Signaling Pathways Involved in Metabolic and Genetic Reprogramming of Osteocytes
(A and B) Immunoblots from IDG-SW3 cells cultured in 1, 5, and 25 mM glucose media for 6, 12, and 24 h (A) or after 14 days of differentiation in 1, 5, and 25 mM glucose media (B).
(C) mRNA expression of osteoblastic and osteocytic genes in IDG-SW3 differentiated for 14 days in 5 mM glucose and treated with 0.05 mM AICAR (activator of AMPK), 0.5 μM SRT2104 (activator of SIRT1), 1 μM sirtinol (inhibitor of SIRT1), and 2.5 μM Mdivi (inhibitor of mitochondrial fission). mRNA levels were measured by qRT-PCR and normalized to Tbp expression. Results were plotted as expression relative to untreated IDG-SW3 (mean ± SEM of five independent experiments).
(D) mRNA expression of osteoblastic and osteocytic genes in organotypic cultures from mouse femur. Organotypic cultures were maintained in 5 mM glucose media and treated with 0.05 mM AICAR, 0.5μM SRT2104, and 1 μM sirtinol for 5 days. mRNA levels were measured by qRT-PCR and normalized to Tbp expression.
Results were expressed as gene expression relative to untreated organotypic cultures (mean ± SEM of five independent experiments). *p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, and ***p < 0.001 using Student's t test. See also .
PGC1-α Binds to Osteocytic Promoters
(A) mRNA expression levels of the different isoforms of PGC-1 in IDG-SW3 differentiated for 14 days in 5 mM glucose media. mRNA expression was quantified by qRT-PCR and normalized to Tbp expression. Results are plotted as 2−ΔΔCt (mean ± SEM of six independent experiments).
(B) mRNA expression levels of Ppargc1a, Ppargc1b, and Sirt1 during IDG-SW3 differentiation in 5 mM glucose media. mRNA levels were quantified by qRT-PCR, normalized by Tbp and plotted as expression relative to undifferentiated IDG-SW3 (mean ± SEM of six independent experiments).
(C) Chromatin immunoprecipitation of IDG-SW3 cells infected with control GFP or PGC-1α expression vectors and differentiated in 5 mM glucose media for 5 days in the presence or absence of 0.5 mM AICAR.
Results were normalized to input chromatin and plotted relative to untreated IDG-SW3 cells infected with control GFP vector (mean ± SEM of four independent experiments). *p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, and ***p < 0.001 using Student's t test. See also .
Role of PGC-1 in Osteocyte Differentiation
(A) mRNA expression levels of IDG-SW3 cells (left) and primary osteoblasts (right) infected with GFP or PGC-1α expression vectors and differentiated in 5 mM glucose media for 5 days. mRNA expression levels were measured by qRT-PCR and normalized to Tbp expression. Results were plotted as expression relative to cells infected with GFP vector (mean ± SEM of six to eight independent experiments).
(B and C) mRNA expression levels of osteocytic and osteoblastic genes in primary osteoblasts (B) and primary osteocytes (C) wild-type and knockout for PGC-1α/β. Osteoblasts and osteocytes were isolated from calvarias obtained from Ppargc1a/bfl/fl mice and infected with pMSCV-Puro or pMSCV-puro-Cre-ERT2 vectors. Infected cells were cultured for five days in 1, 5, or 25 mM glucose media. mRNA expression levels were measured by qRT-PCR and normalized to Tbp.
Results are plotted as expression relative to control infection (mean ± SEM of six independent experiments). *p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, and ***p < 0.001 using Student's t test. See also and .
Bone phenotype of Ppargc1α/β Conditional Knockout Mice
(A and B) Micro-computed tomographic analysis and representative images of femurs obtained from male (A) and female (B) Ppargc1a/bf/f;Col1a1-Cre and control (Ppargc1a/bf/f) mice. Results were plotted as mean ± SEM of 8–11 independent animals.
(C) mRNA expression levels of osteocytic and osteoblastic genes in calvaria obtained from PGC1α/β conditional knockout (Ppargc1a/bf/f;Col1a1-Cre) and control mice.
Results are plotted as mean ± SEM of eight independent animals. mRNA expression levels were measured by qRT-PCR and normalized to Tbp expression. *p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, and ***p < 0.001 using Student's t test. B.Ar, bone area; B.Pm, bone perimeter; Ct.Th, cortical thickness; Tb.N, trabecular number; Tb.Sp, trabecular spacing; Tb.Th, trabecular thickness; See also .


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Home Sports Uefa Europa League Draw: Everton Face Lille, Celtic and Dinamo Zagreb Clash
Uefa Europa League Draw: Everton Face Lille, Celtic and Dinamo Zagreb Clash
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The Uefa Champions League draw was concluded on Thursday and it was the turn of the Uefa Europa League at the same venue in Monaco.
All 48 qualified teams were placed in one of four pots to form 12 groups, with One team from either of four pot drawn in each group. No two sides from the same country were drawn together.
The winners of this year's Europa League will enter the qualifying stages of next season's Champions League.
The two English teams in the competition this year, Everton and Tottenham, got a difficult draw more-or-less- the former in terms of tougher opponents while the latter face a grueling traveling schedule, with the trips to Besiktas, Partizan Belgrade and Asteras Tripolis totaling over 10,000 miles of travel.
However, Maurico Pochettino's men will take solace in the fact that their previous visit to Besiktas' Ataturk Stadium in the group phase of the UEFA Cup in 2006, produced a 2-0 outcome in their favour courtesy of goals from Hossam Ghaly and Dimitar Berbatov.
Everton, placed in pot three, have a tough draw in Group H, where they play a Lille outfit, which has Nigeria international Vincent Enyeama in goal, and Bundesliga club Wolfsburg as well as a tricky journey to Russia's Krasnodar.
Everton's best performance in the Europa Cup was reaching the last 16 in 2008, when they lost to Fiorentina on penalties.
Another Nigerian Efe Ambrose and Celtic avoided meeting Legia Warsaw, the side who they controversially beat in Champions League qualifying due to a technicality. The Scottish champions take the second seed in Group D alongside Red Bull Salzburg, Dinamo Zagreb and Astra Giurgiu.
The Hoops last faced Dinamo Zagreb in the Champions League second qualifying round in 1998, losing 3-1 on aggregate after scoring the only goal at Parkhead but losing 3-0 on the road.
And on meeting Salzburg, Celtic have only won two of eight games against Austrian opponents.
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This classic baked mostaccioli makes an appearance at nearly every family party we have. One would think we would get tired of eating it, but no it is so good I could eat it hourly. My grandma has been making this recipe for as long as I can remember. My mother even told me that she ate this pasta as a kid! I won't give away her age, but that's a long time. This recipe is simple enough to make and can work as a weeknight dinner, or as a side for any type of party. Even better is that this pasta can be kept warm in a crock pot to enjoy all day. This recipe has been a stable in my family for many years and I hope you love it as well!


The "shake and bake" method of cooking meth - where the chemicals which are used to make the drug are mixed in two (2) liter bottles, left to chemically combine and are then later cooked in an oven until crystallized - has become more popular as people who make methamphetamine are leaving the deadly explosive chemicals used to make the drug in public places rather than risking explosions and contamination at their own homes. In this case, a men's restroom at a Muncie, Indiana Wal-Mart has been closed after an employee discovered a working meth lab inside.
Indiana State Police say that a Wal-Mart employee alerted them after witnessing a man that he described as "suspicious" enter the men's restroom about 11:30 pm on Thursday, March 12th, 2015 with a backpack and then leave without it. Police responded and determined that there was a miniature meth lab inside of the backpack, containing chemicals inside of two (2) liter bottles which are used to "cook" the drug and which were being "mixed" in containers. Mixing the chemicals runs a huge risk of explosion, with the blast of one bottle capable of killing someone, so Delaware County, Indiana Health Department inspectors closed the restroom and a nearby women's restroom until they could be decontaminated by a professional cleaning company.
Unfortunately the discovery of such "shake and bake meth labs" are becoming more and more routine for authorities.


The main objective of this setup is to make a system that can count the attendance of the gathering present at a given place. For this only the attendants have to carry a barcoded ID which has to be scanned. As counting of attendance especially when the number is greater than a hundred is usually cumbersome and time consuming. The ID issued to the attendants will be scanned by a barcode reader installed at the entrance of the hall where the attendance has to be counted. A microcomputer attached to this reader will maintain a list of all the scanned specimens and will store the data in its memory. Also the microcomputer can be programmed to mail this list to a server so that a record can be maintained if the attendance is taken on a regular basis, along with the duration of the lecture. This process will eliminate the case of fake attendances and will give the time of class only for studying rather than wasting it for attendance.
Kanishk Srivastava, Vaibhav Joshi, Narayan Rawat, " Attendance Management by Using Barcode and Raspberry PI, International Journal of Scientific Research in Science, Engineering and Technology(IJSRSET), Print ISSN : 2395-1990, Online ISSN : 2394-4099, Volume 2, Issue 5, pp.304-306, September-October-2016.


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SPORTS COLUMN: Exploring the effects of continuing conference realignment
There has been something happening throughout the past year, the effects of which will be felt for some years to come.
It seemed as if it was dying down, but recently it has resurfaced and led to more uncertainty.
I am of course talking about the conference realignment that is happening in the OVC.
Back in January 2021, Jacksonville State and Eastern Kentucky announced their intentions to leave the OVC in July of that year.
Then in September, Austin Peay and Belmont announced they too would be leaving the OVC in July 2022.
These moves shrank the OVC from 12 to eight members.
Then last month, the conference responded to the departures with the addition of Little Rock as a new member.
After that, all was well. The OVC was back up to nine teams and was in discussion with more potential members.
Then 2022 began with the news that Murray State would also be leaving the OVC.
This was the most consequential departure to date, as it left the conference with only five football programs, falling one shy of the minimum number of teams required for a conference to receive an automatic bid to the FCS Playoffs.
That is perhaps the most tangible problem with the recent exodus from the OVC.
Another problem is that, with the departures of Belmont and Murray State, the OVC will be losing perhaps its two most respected basketball programs.
On both the men's and women's sides, Belmont has been a force in the OVC since it joined the conference in 2012.
Both are also ranked in the most recent release of the College Insider Mid Major Top 25, with the men ranking sixth and the women rank-ing 19th.
The Murray State men's team is also ranked in the same poll, coming in atNo.9.
The Racer women are not ranked in that poll, but are off to a 10-4 start this season and are 2-1 so far in conference play.
Little Rock brings a strong women's basketball program to the OVC, as the Trojans received votes in the Mid Major Top 25, officially coming in at No. 31.
The OVC's reputation seemed to be growing as a basketball conference.
The Belmont women won their
opening game of the NCAA Tournament last season, becoming the first OVC women's basketball team to do so.
Chelsey Perry of Tennessee-Martin also became the first OVC women's basketball player to be selected in the WNBA Draft last year.
Belmont's success has also attracted attention on the men's side, as has the meteoric rise of former Murray State star Ja Morant, now a star for the Memphis Grizzlies.
The realignment may be harmful to the OVC's reputation, at least for now.
It is impossible to know what the OVC will look like in several months, or even in several weeks. But we can certainly expect a very different conference in the not-too-distant future.
Adam Tumino is a senior journalism major. He can be reached at 581-2812 or [email protected]
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The Biosphere Effects on AeRosols and Photochemistry Experiment (BEARPEX) was a multi-investigator collaboration conducted as two eight week deployments, August–October 2007 and June–July 2009. The measurements were among the most comprehensive suite of gas and aerosol properties attempted at a single site. The project built on an extensive background of previous experiments in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada. Our goals were to develop an improved mechanistic understanding of chemical and ecological processes affecting atmospheric composition and to use this improved understanding to provide a clearer and more accurate evaluation of how chemical processing of biogenic and anthropogenic emissions affects the composition and radiative properties of the atmosphere on urban, regional and global scales. The experimental design paid particular attention to three crosscutting issues: a) chemistry downwind of urban areas where there is high VOC reactivity (due to emissions from forests) and low NOx, b) understanding the full oxidation sequence and subsequent fate of biogenic VOC and c) the processes leading to formation and removal of biogenic secondary organic aerosol (SOA) and the associated physical, chemical and optical properties of SOA. Results from the BEARPEX campaign will be published in this Special Issue of Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics.


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Australia 2018 – Jessica Mauboy – We Are Love
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Michael Boyer (January, 1960) is an American actor who plays the role of the Pied Piper of Hamelin in performances in Hamelin, Germany.  He lives in the town with his wife and son.

Early years
Born in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Boyer sang in school choirs, acted, was school mascot, and emceed the school shows in his youth. The general poor finances of his family daunted his hopes of playing in the school band at the time, so that he never properly learned to play music. He was interested in learning the clarinet, but joined the US Army when he was 18. He opted for Germany and was stationed there for three years in the Military Police Corps. An additional seven years in the NATO civilian sector had him stationed in Comiso Italy, where he began to do radio spots for the troops.

The Piper
Upon returning to Germany, he organized events and wrote for army newspapers. The official position of the Pied Piper of Hamelin was vacant and Boyer, who had been playing a comical jester in the carnival season, put in for the position and was selected in 1994. He has played the role in local performances since then. His promotional tours have taken him as far as Tokyo, Shanghai, Helsinki, Vienna, and Nottingham. He appeared at the 50th Steuben Parade in New York City in 2007. At the 725th Anniversary of the tale "Pied Piper Day" he led the children to the mountain that historians tie to the tale. More information under "Talk"

References

External links
 Hamelin Germany city website in English
 Piper Legend

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 Twenty-five years of memoirs in German

1960 births
Living people
Actors from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
American expatriates in Germany
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Palazzo Ruggeri a Trastevere é um palácio localizado na altura do número 33 da Via del Moro, no rione Trastevere de Roma.

História
A origem desta palácio era uma pequena casa de propriedade de Scipione Perotti, que era circundada por um terreno não edificado e vizinho de um outro terreno de propriedade de Antonia Avesa, esposa de Silvio Ruggeri. Em 1541, Ruggeri adquiriu a casa e o terreno dos Perotti para construir uma espécie de isola ("ilha") da família no local. Em 1583, seu filho Pompeo adquiriu de Lucrezia Rocca outras casas vizinhas e deixou todos os imóveis e o terreno aos filhos que, em caso de extinção de família, a propriedade seria deixada para a Compagnia del Salvatore. E foi assim que, mortos os filhos de Pompeo, todas as propriedades passaram para o Ospedale del Salvatore e à Confraternità degli Orfanelli, que mandou reformar as casas, unificando-as num único complexo.

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O palácio se abre num grande portal de silhares rusticados flanqueado pelas janelas emolduradas do mezzanino. Acima de uma cornija marcapiano, que corre por toda a fachada, se abre uma longa filha de janelas de moldura simples. A Via del Moro ganhou notoriedade no início do século XX por ter sido o cenário (ainda com a denominação de vicolo) do drama "Er fattaccio", de Americo Giuliani.

Ruggeri a Trastevere
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As I have mentioned, once or twice, or a thousand times, I fell in love with running between Sue and Patrice's births. And while expecting Patrice, I was worried I wouldn't get one-on-one time with the new baby. I began yearning for a jogging stroller. But have your priced those puppies? Wowzers. Definitely something to register for when you are having your first baby so either a group can go in on it or over excited grandparents can invest in it for you.
I did not have such option. So I began searching for used. And found a great one. Then I wondered if I would get my use out of it. Sure, I could now take Patrice with me, but I still had those two other little girls… Well, if I haven't mentioned it, my hubby rocks. He often sends me out for a run. The first time I headed out with Patrice in the stroller, I was pretty sure this was NOT going to work. I made it maybe a mile. And I was toast.
But I have kept at it. And can now do three miles with her in there. And as bumpy as it is, she almost always falls asleep. Lately, life has been really busy. Patrice and I have not gotten out there. But tonight, I was determined. So while the aforementioned wonderful hubby did bedtime routine with the other two, she and I literally snuck out.
It has been 10 days since we last ran, so we weren't after distance, we probably did 2 miles, and some of those inches hurt! But we did it. And we feel great.
I am so thankful for my running, my husband who supports it so much, and the time to be with my little Patrice.
I am not full of answers right now, I am more of a gloomy guss, truth be told, so today I just have questions.
Why must we hurt? I am in the best time of my life with three perfect little girls and the postpartum depression and anxiety threaten to overtake me.
Why must we cry? I cry but it brings no relief so then I just feel spent and stupid.
I wish there was more, but that is what I have right now. What are you thinking about for Thought Provoking Thursday?


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The Affective Cognition Lab at Korea University pursues research in the area of emotional cognition. We combine behavioral and neuroscientific techniques to understand how emotional information is processed in the brain and what consequences may be derived in other cognitive process and behavior. We are also interested in knowing how we exert our conscious and unconscious control over the course of emotion generation processes and to what extent we can modulate authentic emotional responses. We examine the relevant questions by investigating healthy normal people as wells as people with emotional disorders. We emphasize individual difference factors such as personality traits that play key roles in defining individuals' characteristics and in determining their emotional and social life.


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PTSG delivers specialist services at new arena in Swansea
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UBS Track Guide by Gavin Prior
I'm listening to the three inch now for the first time since it was released. This was compiled last Summer by myself and Dave Colohan. I didn't have any theme of mirroring dualities in mind. We saw the offer of a 3 inch release as a chance to make a strange little release using different styles and sources. All the selections are quite different and although we liked them, they didn't fit on any other releases. I think they sit together fairly well though.
However, I think you're right in that vocal/ instrumental ; Traditional/ experimental; Joy/ Sorrow are present in the music of UBS in general. I would say that I don't view vocal and instrumental music as opposites; It's more a question of what a particular performance or recording focuses on.
The title is taken from the 2000 AD story of the same name by Dave. I remember us being stuck for titles of the songs and we hit upon the idea of using 'of' in every title to help us focus and give some unity to a disparate collection of music.
1. Bubble of Earth.
This is a segment of an outdoor gig we did in the cork peace park last summer sampled and overdubbed in studio. It was a beautiful day and the most interactive audience members were little kids. The title reflects the playful nature of the gig.
2. Pictures of Katia
One of the first ever UBS recordings. It predates my involvement with the band. Dave wrote this song and the original can be heard as "Katia" on the 5 label comp we appeared on with the Robots & Electronic Brains zine. This version was inspired by the Amelie soundtrack. The vocals were digitally recorded in late 2005 about 5 years after the original 4 track recording.
3. Note of Hope
This is from an improvisation we recorded in Dave's house last summer. Half the mini disc was accidentally wiped. It is mixed with an excerpt of another improv session recorded in a basement on a cold February afternoon.
4. Hedge School Drop out
In the 1700's when Ireland was still under British rule, a set of laws called the Penal Laws were passed to oppress Irish Catholics. One of the Penal Laws made it illegal to teach the catholic religion and the state schools were designed to Anglicize the Irish. DIY Hedge Schools sprung up all over the country to teach Irish history, Language and Catholic Doctrine. In short, it's a joke title. This is the only other studio track on this release. It refers to the Cork Peace park concert sampled in track 1.
5. Elbow of Dawn.
This is the beginning of a gig we played last year in Dublin's Legendary Lazybird club. The first instrument was a guest musician playing the Uileann pipes which are an Irish instrument similar to bagpipes except the airflow is controlled by the elbow.
6. Spoon of Haar.
This is an extract from a concert we played in Scotland with Kitchen Cynics in September 2005. You may recognise Aaron of Phantom Dog Beneath the Moon singing lower than usual on this. Haar is a word I learned from one of the promoters. It's the Scots-English local dialect for the type of fine fog that comes in from the sea in that grey part of the world.


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Accoutrement: things you put on a cheese board to sex up the platter. Think honey, jam, crackers, juicy pickles, and plump olives.
Affine: to age cheese. It means "refine" in French and refers to the art of curing a cheese in a carefully controlled environment to help develop all the sultry molds and bacterias that make cheese taste so damn fine.
Affineur: a cheese nanny. This is someone who takes care of cheese wheels as they age and mature.
Aged Cheese: these are your firm, shapely cheeses aged at least six months or more. Think crunchy goudas or hole-y Emmentaler.
Alpine: a firm, rugged style of cheese from the Alps durable enough to last through long winters. Cheese experts nerds out over the incredible flavor complexity in Alpine cheeses. They're full of toasty, nutty notes and often taste like caramelized onions and beef stock. Think Gruyère, Comté, and hunky Pleasant Ridge Reserve.
Ammoniated: this is a term that describes cheese that smells or tastes of ammonia. This is not a good thing – it means a cheese was mishandled or has over-ripened. If your cheese smells like a litter box, don't eat it.
Annatto: this is what cheesemakers add to cheddar and Mimolette to make it orange. It's an all-natural vegetable-derived dye that's virtually tasteless and odorless, but it looks fierce as hell.
Bloomy/soft-ripened: these cheeses ripen from the outside in. They have thin, powdery white rinds with soft, oozy or pudgy insides. They're the sexy stars behind some of the best cheese porn. Think brie, Bonne Bouche, or Robiola
Blue cheese: the funky cheeses with veins and pockets of blue mold, like Roquefort, Stichelton, and Bayley Hazen Blue. They can also have blue molds on the outer rind, too.
Casein: The main protein in milk. This is what coagulates into cheese. It's also what makes cheese so stretchy. Amen to that!
Cave or Cellar: This is where a lot of cheeses are aged. A cheese cave or cellar has the optimum airflow, temperature, and humidity levels to keep cheese consistently comfortable as they grow up into their sexy adult selves.
Cooked: Some hard cheeses are made by heating or "cooking" the curd to help release extra moisture. This preps cheeses like Alpine styles for long periods of aging.
Curdle: When rennet is added to milk, it separates or "curdles" into solids and liquid. Also called "coagulate".
Cheddaring: This is a process used in making cheddar, obviously. After the cheese is coagulated, the curds are drained, cut into smaller pieces, and pressed into big slabs, which are stacked on top of each other. Then, these slabs are turned. This drains the whey and helps develop that tangy acidity in cheddar. The slabs are then cut up again and molded for aging.
Cheese Crystal: this is what I call the crunchy bits inside aged goudas and Parmigiano. It's actually clusters of an amino acid called Tyrosine that form as cheese ages. They're beautiful and will always leave you smiling satisfied.
Cheesemonger: Some of the best kinds of people! They're the knowledgeable cheese lovers who care for cheese and help fulfill your fromage fantasies.
Chevre: the French term for a cheese made from goat milk.
Coagulate: see "curdle."
Creamline: the soft, sexy layer of ooze right between the rind and paste. It's one of the most sensual parts of bloomy-rinded cheeses like Humboldt Fog and Bent River Camembert.
Defect: The beauty of artisan cheese is that it's never quite the same. Imperfections keep things interesting and are expected, but occasionally there are also defects, which are any less-than-ideal qualities in a cheese. These can be caused by errors in manufacturing, handling, or contamination and include dents and discolorations on the rind or in the paste.
Double Cream: a cheese that has extra cream added. It's basically butter, but with that cheesy complexity you desire.
Eyes: the little dots and holes in cheese. Think of a classic Swiss Emmentaler.
Farmstead Cheese: a cheese that is made using milk from animals that live on the same premises as the creamery.
Formaggio: Italian for "cheese."
Fromage: French for "cheese."
Fresh Cheese: a category of unaged cheeses. These high-moisture cheeses with no rinds that are super refreshing and amazing in the summertime. Think burrata, feta, and cheese curds.
Gouda: a tasty little firm cheese with a rounded rind, originally from the Netherlands. It's meltable and tangy when young and becomes crunchy and butterscotch-sweet when aged. Look for Marieke Gouda and Midnight Moon.
Molds: these are partly responsible for turning rinds into rich, ecosystems which result in some crazy tasty cheeses. There are a lot of yeasts and bacteria that help with that too.
Paste: the inside layer beneath the rind. It's basically the "meat" of a cheese.
Pasteurization: the process of heating up milk to kill bacteria.
PDO/AOC/DOP: "Protected Denomination of Origin", in various languages. It basically means "OG." These labels are a sign that the government is regulating where and how the cheese is made to ensure that it's consistently sexy and true to its name.
Queso: Spanish for "cheese."
Raw Milk: untreated, virgin milk that hasn't been pasteurized. This milk has all kinds of enzymes and bacteria that bring out all kinds of unique and kinky tastes and textures when they become cheese.
Rind: the protective outer layer that's basically the cheese's skin. Some are soft, some are stinky, some are edible, and some are coated in wax or cloth.
Starter Culture: a culture that contains lactic acid, mold spores, enzymes, or other micro-organisms to jumpstart the cheesemaking process.
Terroir: the environment in which something is made can create cool unique flavors in a cheese. This is why Comté tastes so different from Gruyère. Think of it as "a taste of place."
Washed-rind: a cheese that is washed in a brine or solution to help certain bacteria grow. Most of these guys are stanky AF and often taste like beef and mustard. Look for Grayson or Rush Creek Reserve.
Whey: the leftover liquid from cheesemaking. Sometimes people create some fire cheeses out of it, like ricotta and gjetost.


A s summer is winding down and kids are heading back to school or college, we shouldn't have to contend with 100+ temps. But, we are in South Texas and it IS August so hot it is.
Coming off of being in the heat for the whole day last Saturday at the Pleasanton Young Farmers shin dig, I got hot….like overheated.
Getting home and trying to cool off – slowly – I started to feel a bit better. A quick dip in some friends' pool helped too. Until the cramps started -ice pick on the top of my foot type cramps.
The way I see it, while the site says if you experience ANY of the above symptoms to take precaution… try to avoid the heat in the first place – if not… hydrate, hydrate, hydrate!


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We have some gorgeous captive bred Florida Soft Shell Turtles for sale that are 2015 babies. This They are aprox 2-2.5" in length.
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The MHSAA by-laws state that one of the requirements to do be a member in good standing with an approved association is to attend 50% or more of all association meetings.
Officiate Michigan Day, a special day (Saturday July 27, 2013) scheduled as part of the NASO Summit held in Grand Rapids July 27-30.
Officiating camp/clinics held at East Kentwood HS. There were 5 eligible dates: Sat. Nov. 30, Monday-Thursday Dec. 2-5.
All totaled, there were 13 separate dates to attain the required 3 credits to gain MIGS status for the 2014/15 season.
Meeting #5 was cancelled due to severe weather.
The WMOA Board of Directors has determined that there will be no change to the current meeting schedule nor to the meetings attendance requirement for MIGS.


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By Chief Technology Officer ( Investors Clinic )
The Matrix is beginning, guys, but not like the way you think.
And what has real estate got to do with it? After all, it's called "Real" Estate, right!
Let's explore further.
The global giant Facebook recently hit the news after changing its name to Meta, denoting the next step of its evolution into the world of Metaverse.
What is a Metaverse?
Metaverse is crafted from the words "Meta" meaning comprehensive and "Verse" denoting universe. In short, it is a completely digital world, much like open world games, embracing higher and transcended versions of Augmented, Virtual Reality, and 3D elements.
"These days, the reality is a bummer. Everyone is looking for a way to escape."
- Wade Watts, 'Ready Player One
You can create your own virtual avatars and own virtual assets. With a fully immersive world around you, your digital self can act up and experience many fantastic activities or learn different skills, which you might not actually be able to do.
Currently, there are multiple metaverses that are live and also in development stages. Most of the tech giants like Facebook (now Meta!), NVIDIA, Microsoft etc.
But even now, many people are wired up thinking that it's nothing but a glorified illusion or a large game of epic proportions that's got nothing in the real world.
However, the latest trends indicate that there is much more to the metaverse than a mere "make believe world"!
Last few days, the most surprising global headline was about the sale of a virtual realty (pun intended again!)
A Patch of Land in Decentraland (blockchain based online world) was sold for a record price of $2.4 Million dollars worth of NFTs (Non Fungible Tokens). That pretty much rivals New York's real estate rates.
Though many were skeptical, this transaction made many more curious investors take the plunge into the world of Digital or Blockchain investments, including real estate.
It is not just in Decentraland such "virtual realty" is traded but also in various digital open world games are offering up land for sale! To the uninitiated, it's just buying pieces of pixels, but to the futuristic investor, it's her/his biggest bet in a new world.
Remember, everyone actually thought that the Internet was a fad during its initial days, so did the folks at Galileo. But History proved them wrong!
Though there might be many hiccups in its initial stage, the metaverse is bound to have a huge influence on all our lives in the future.
The transformation of our world into everything we've experienced in Sci- Movies and literature are coming to life, and do you seriously think that no one would want a piece of that!
The author begs to differ (extra politely!)
So how do you think Metaverse is gonna impact India?
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Finnish designer Mika Tolvanen, winner of the prestigious Bruno Mathsson Award of 2012, named his simple basket "Restore" because it's constructed of polymer felt made from recycled PET bottles. This eco-friendly approach is something that can be found in many of the projects Tolvanen has worked on since earning his master's degree in design from the Royal College of Art in 2001. Perfect for holding magazines, toys or even firewood, the Restore Basket (2009) holds its shape but is made of a soft material that won't scratch tabletop surfaces. "I wanted the basket to have a non-obtrusive nature," says Tolvanen. "And to give it a form that has a friendly appearance." Made in China.
H 9" W 19" D 13.75"
Polymer felt made from recycled PET bottles.


Why is kids pottery so popular these days?This is a very old school activity that at first glance seems a generation out of touch with reality.
Nothing could be further from the truth though and the renewed focus on simple children s activities like this underscore the fact that they provide many old school benefits that we need to get back to as a society.
Teaches kids to think more clearly long sleeve wedding dresses Children these days just don t have the opportunity to really focus and get all of the meaning out of anything. They re too busy hitting things at a very surface level and then moving on to the next event that happens to pass in front of them. By using children s pottery for example, you are teaching your child that there are things in this life that are more important than others. They are learning that in order to do some things well they have to sit and concentrate for a long period of time on one particular thing. This is not a message the culture sends anymore so it is for important that we as parents contemplate these things and add them into our children s lives as we come across them.
Teaches kids patience Children, like adults are impatient these days. Kids want things to develop very quickly and then move on to the next item on their agenda. In the synoptic, world we live in if it cannot be resolved within 30 minutes we don t need to be doing it. However, there are many valuable things in this world created after hours and hours of intense study and work. By doing pottery, kids are taught that some things in life take increased patience and focus in order to have them turn out the way they want them to.
Summarizing: because they provide benefits that are hard to get with the Internet.


Jordi Roura: "We don't know how to sit back– we'll be out for a win"
Roura also insisted that Saturday's win against Seville had settled the team and that they were completely focussed on the Madrid game and aware of how important it was: "games against Real Madrid are always tough. They are a big team with great players, but we are really excited about getting out onto the pitch to take them on and get into another final. All I ask is that everything stays out there on the pitch. We have plenty of respect for them, as we do for any other team. Respect - but not fear. We know it'll be a difficult game, but we aren't afraid".
Leo Messi was again at the heart of many of the questions Roura had to face, with the Barça coach explaining: "he is a competitive player, he's always motivated. I don't think he is any more so because it's Real Madrid, or because of the things that were said after the last game between us and them. He's very comfortable when he has to compete. He looks perfect to me and I wouldn't say he is any more tired now than he was at the same point in other seasons". Asked if Messi was maybe not at his sharpest, Roura joked: "well, the way he's playing, it's a good job he's not at his sharpest isn't it? Everyone has room for improvement, but I can't understand that anyone could question the season that Messi has put in".


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First to Change the Face of Religion.
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Grassroots Fund grantee group The Resilience Hub organizes a permablitz on the Eastern Promenade in Portland (ME). Lisa Fernandes & Heather Foran share more about the work/impact of permablitzing.
Started the permablitz model and has published an organizing manual that offers guidance to putting together your own permablitzes.
Offers resources and links and organizes a regional convergence, bringing together various nodes of action across the region.
Comprehensive list of questions to consider when engaging with a property/homeowner in a permaculture design effort.
NEGEF's Seed & Grow grant programs are available to help launch and sustain projects like The Resilience Hub's permablitzes. Funds can be used for materials and tools to initiate a blitz. As mentioned in the video, funds can also go towards a coordinator stipend (especially for more established projects that are seeing increased need for coordination) or outreach materials for events, etc.


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}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub