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Dr. Jose Barchilon, a psychoanalyst and educator who studied the unconscious roots of creativity and mental illness, died on Aug. 6 at his home in New Rochelle, N.Y. He was 90.
In addition to training and teaching in New York and Denver, Dr. Barchilon wrote extensively, including early studies of psychosomatic illness and psychoanalytic studies of novels by Jane Austen, Albert Camus, Mark Twain and others.
He also trained a generation of psychiatrists and psychoanalysts as director of residency training at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in the Bronx and as a clinical professor of psychiatry at the University of Colorado Medical School. In 1981, he returned to New York, where he resumed his private practice and worked as an attending psychiatrist at New York Hospital-Westchester Division.
Dr. Barchilon, who was born in French Morocco, is survived by his wife, Sally Barchilon; their children, Andrew and Josette; and three children -- Dr. John Barchilon, Coco Van Meerendonk and Jacqueline Barchilon -- from his first marriage, to the painter Raquel Barchilon.Continue reading the main story


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PalGar - Use your PALm ™ to up-, download and edit waypoints from a GARmin GPS
It is released under the GPL license. For further information please see the file COPYING.
Copyright © 1999 Paul Nash
Copyright © 2000-2001 Ralf Meyer
PalGar was developed by Paul Nash and used to be available as Gypsy.
He's given up on it because of limited time and legal issues with the name "Gypsy". I didn't want to let it die.
I downloaded his sources and already made it compile with the Palm OS3.5 SDK.
It works fine with my Garmin GPS 12XL.
Have a look at Pauls HTML doc.
highly recommended
Please remove any older version of
PalGar before installing.
The same applies to GPSa by tlovell(at)ibm.net.
The same applies to GPSa by tlovell(at)ibm.net.
Hosted by: SourceForge
download and stuff: the PalGar project page at SourceForge
send comments, suggestions to:e-mail: email@example.com
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MLB Team Report - St. Louis Cardinals - INSIDE PITCH
The Cardinals called up a starting pitcher from the minor leagues last season to bolster the major-league bullpen and Trevor Rosenthal wound up being a postseason hero.
MLB Team Report - St. Louis Cardinals - INSIDE PITCH
The Cardinals called up a starting pitcher from the minor leagues last season to bolster the major-league bullpen and Trevor Rosenthal wound up being a postseason hero.
Right-hander Seth Maness is now trying to make the same transition for the Cardinals, and his pedigree suggests he could also be successful in an attempt to help a beleaguered bullpen.
Maness was called up from Triple-A Memphis on Monday when the Cardinals optioned left-hander Marc Rzepczynski to the same club.
Maness had not pitched in relief since his first professional season in 2011 after he was drafted in the 11th round from East Carolina, but he was the Cardinals' Minor League Pitcher of the Year last season when he went 14-4 with a 2.97 ERA in 27 starts for Class A West Palm and Double-A Springfield.
The Cardinals have been particularly impressed with his outstanding 9.6 strikeout/walk ration in the minor leagues; he struck out 172 in 247 2/3 innings while walking just 18.
"You can't help but look at his splits and be impressed with what he's been able to do so far in his career," manager Mike Matheny said. "He's not just a strike thrower. He has good stuff, too."
Maness says he will try to keep the same mindset of attacking the strike zone as a reliever.
"I think it's something I've been trying to do my whole life, just filling up the zone," Maness said. "I used to play a little bit of middle infield, and I used to hate pitchers out there walking people. It keeps you busy and they're more likely to make the plays behind you."
The Cardinals could use the bullpen help. Their relievers have a 5.81 ERA, worst in the major leagues.
MLB Team Report - St. Louis Cardinals - NOTES, QUOTES
STREAK: Won two
NEXT: Cardinals (Jake Westbrook, 1-1, 0.98) at Brewers (Wily Peralta, 2-1, 5.02)
--RHP Lance Lynn owns baseball's longest current winning streak, having notched 10 in a row since Sept. 9. Lynn posted his fifth win of the year Wednesday against Cincinnati, going seven innings and allowing just one run on five hits while striking out five. Lynn lowered his ERA to 2.75.
--RHP Jake Westbrook takes his third shot at his 100th win in St. Louis' series opener in Milwaukee Thursday night. Westbrook hasn't allowed an earned run in three of his four starts this season, including six scoreless innings Saturday against Pittsburgh. He's 2-4 with a 3.06 ERA in eight starts against the Brewers.
--1B Matt Adams is scheduled to start a rehabilitation assignment Friday night at Class AA Springfield of the Texas League. If all goes well, Adams could rejoin the Cardinals in time for Tuesday night's game against the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field. Adams was hitting .542 in 24 at-bats with three homers when he was disabled with a right oblique strain.
--3B David Freese sat for the second straight game as he did extra work in the batting cage. Look for Freese to get back in the lineup as soon as Thursday night in Milwaukee, one of baseball's best hitters' parks. Freese is hitting just .163 in 49 at-bats.
--RHP Jason Motte (right elbow) made 25 throws from 60 feet and 10 throws from 90 feet Tuesday as he ramps up his rehab program. Motte, who hasn't pitched this year, didn't report any soreness but will have to keep making progress or undergo season-ending Tommy John surgery.
QUOTE TO NOTE: "He's always going to be intense, but we had a little talk with him this spring about staying in control. When you're coming in the clubhouse, throwing coolers and punching things, you're losing control. He'd tend to lose it a bit on the mound and that affected him. So far, he's kept his intensity while staying in control. Today was another example of that." -- Manager Mike Matheny, on RHP Lance Lynn, who extended his winning streak to 10 games Wednesday.
MLB Team Report - St. Louis Cardinals - ROSTER REPORT
--INF Matt Carpenter (strained left oblique) returned to the lineup April 28 after leaving the previous day's game when he felt tightness in his side.
--1B Matt Adams (strained right oblique) was placed on the 15-day disabled list, retroactive to April 22, after being injured during batting practice. He began swinging off a batting tee April 29 and is on schedule to be activated May 7, the first day he is eligible. He is scheduled to start a rehabilitation assignment May 3 at Class AA Springfield of the Texas League. If all goes well, Adams could rejoin the Cardinals on May 7 at Wrigley Field.
--RHP Jason Motte (muscle flexor strain in right elbow) went on the 15-day disabled list retroactive to March 22. He has been playing catch and has felt no discomfort. The Cardinals have pushed back their May 1 deadline indefinitely to decide whether Motte will need to undergo season-ending Tommy John surgery.
--SS Rafael Furcal (Tommy John surgery in March 2013) went on the 15-day disabled list March 20. He is out for the season.
--RHP Chris Carpenter (nerve problem in right shoulder) went on the 60-day disabled list Feb. 22. He is out for the season.
RHP Adam Wainwright
LHP Jaime Garcia
RHP Lance Lynn
RHP Jake Westbrook
RHP Shelby Miller
RHP Mitchell Boggs
RHP Edward Mujica
RHP Trevor Rosenthal
LHP Randy Choate
RHP Joe Kelly
RHP Fernando Salas
RHP Seth Maness
Yadier Molina
Tony Cruz
1B Allen Craig
2B Daniel Descalso
SS Pete Kozma
3B David Freese
INF Matt Carpenter
INF Ty Wigginton
INF Jermaine Curtis
LF Matt Holliday
CF Jon Jay
RF Carlos Beltran
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You are free to bookmark some of these sites in case you are having a not so pleasant day at work or at home. You will realize that these sites will sooth you and appeal to your ego in a way that you will love. Some of these sites are:-
Here is today
This is site that calls for your active interaction. You will be required to view and enter a day of your choice and you will receive some interesting and entraining quotes about that day. You will love this I have no doubt.
Do nothing for two minutes
This site prompts you to take a break away from your busy schedule. As you relax, you will be treated to some very refreshing waves of sound for two minutes or slightly more. Once you move your mouse or the cursor of your laptop, the timing is reset and starts to count again.
Weave silk
This is a site that is made in such an interactive manner and in an artistic manner. The arts here is made to play for you some cool music and some relaxing sounds hence making you get away with the arts that you made yourself. What a feeling!
The thoughts room
You are required to part with everything that you are holding. After that, just think on what is disturbing you for a moment. Once you do that, the site will prompt you to download all burdens that are weighing on you. On doing that, the status box disappears and bursts into so many stars thus giving you the rest that you so desperately needed.
Rainy mood
This is a funny site. Imagine all you have to do is sit back on your chair and listen as the rains splash. Okay. Do that and watch your thoughts melt away.
Ell Slap!
You did not see this coming. Did you? I guess no. Scroll over a certain man on the site and give him a slap by using an eel. It feels better. Does it? It will feel much better if you do this on slow motion. A wonderful feeling I tell you.
Paint a nebula
On this site, the universe becomes your book! Imagine this. The entire universe being a page of your book all for you to use! You are then required to color some specific areas with colors of choice. The colors are available for you so you need not worry where you will get them.
Cat Bounce
What a site this is! You are just called upon to view some cats as they bounce. As they bounce on your screen, the color on the background changes to resonate with the moves that they are making. You cannot look away from this. Can you? No, you can't.
Staggering beauty
This is the internet version of a balloon that dances for you. It has some very exciting moves.


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Movies? Check! Live Music? Check! Free? Check! The Summer Series is back and we at AFF cannot wait to welcome you and yours to various NYC venues, as we celebrate the summertime with wonderful programs like "CINEMA UNDER THE STARS" set throughout various NYC Parks, and our "FAMILY DAY CELEBRATION" on the beautiful Governor's Island.
Wednesday, June 17, 7:00pm
LOCATION Staten Island Arts – Cultural Lounge (10 Ferry Terminal Drive – Inside the Staten Island Terminal)
RAIN VENUE Above Location
ART EXHIBITION: Images and family relics from Staten Island's three largest West African communities (Ghana, Liberia and Sierra Leone) March 26 – July 12, 2015
FILMS Shorts Program:
Beleh (Eka Christa Assam, Cameroon, 2013, 26min.)
Set in a small village at the foot of Mount Fako in Cameroon, Beleh examines the relationship between Ekema and his heavily pregnant wife, Joffi. The difficulty she faces in her first pregnancy is made worse by the petulant and selfish demands of her irate and uncompromising husband. Things come to a head when one morning, the situation mysteriously changes in the village and there's a total role reversal between the sexes. Ekema (who's the only one who seems to be aware of the change) gets to experience a day as a pregnant man and his experiences throw a whole new light on his view of Joffi's feelings.
Curse of an Addict (Lovinsa Kavuma, Zanzibar/Tanzania, 2013, 25min.)
In Zanzibar, Seif, a 28-year-old heroin addict believes he is cursed. In a battle to be free from a life where he contracted HIV, Seif seeks help from a Shiek. In a spiritual exorcism, the curse from his past is conjured up. Having confronted his demons, only time will tell whether Seif can lead a clean life as a true Muslim.
Soko Sonko (Ekwa Msangi, Kenya/USA, 2014, 22min.)
When her mom gets sick, Kibibi's dad must take her to the market to get her hair braided before school begins. Soko Sonko is a hilarious, fish-out-of-water roller-coaster of a journey, about a well-intended dad who goes where no man has gone before… because only women have been there.
Art Exhibition: Have you ever wondered what a cultural/historical archive would look like if the communities featured in it designed it themselves? What images and family relics would you choose to tell your story 50 years from now? How might an archive be involved in social change? The Cultural Feedback Project (CFP) explores such questions as it represents a new genre of community-based archival practice. Cultural Feedback Project (CFP) is community-driven folk life archive that is led and curated by local heritage bearers from Staten Island's three largest West African communities (Ghanaian, Liberian and Sierra Leonean).
Produced in collaboration with Staten Island Arts and African Story Network.
Post-screening discussion with Filmmaker Ekwa Msangi and African Film Festival, Inc. director Mahen Bonetti.
Friday, July 3, 6:00pm
LOCATION Joyce Kilmer Park, Bronx (161st Street and Grand Concourse)
RAIN VENUE The Bronx Museum of the Arts – 2nd Floor's North Wing, 1040 Grand Concourse
LIVE PERFORMANCE Tuelo & Her Cousins + DJ Asho
FILM White Wedding (Jann Turner, South Africa, 2009, 92min.)
Devoted groom-to-be Elvis sets out on a 1,800-kilometer South African road trip in order to give his fiancée, Ayanda, a European-style dream wedding, but finds that getting there won't be easy thanks to his best friend Tumi and a wandering English doctor named Rose.
Meanwhile, as Ayanda begins to question Elvis' commitment, her opinionated mother weighs in with her own thoughts about choosing European tradition over African tradition, and a handsome old boyfriend shows up with a suspicious agenda.
Performer Bio: Tuelo Minah is Tswana from the countryside of South Africa where she grew up singing in the fields of her family's farm. Minah's voice has graced Central Park SummerStage, Carnegie Hall, Late Night with David Letterman, the Blue Note, and the Brooklyn Academy of Music, to name a few. She was the music director for Ndebele Funeral which won the Overall Excellence Award – Best Play at the 2013 Fringe Festival NYC. Tuelo & Her Cousins, her most meaningful project to date, is her musical family that explores and brings to life her original songs.
Performer Bio: DJ Asho, Ariel Fernández Díaz, a Havana-born DJ, is undoubtedly a man on a mission. An internationally renowned cultural critic, Hip Hop historian, journalist, essayist and event organizer, Ariel has distinguished himself as a leader and advocate of Cuban youth culture and social-cultural movements. On top of that he continues to demonstrate his vision, drive, and love for Hip-Hop and the arts as vehicles for social change.
Produced in collaboration with the Bronx Museum of the Arts and Asho Productions.
Sunday, July 12, 6:30pm
LOCATION Jackie Robinson Park, Harlem (148th St. & Bradhurst Avenue) Lawn Chairs Permitted
RAIN VENUE The Maysles Cinema (343 Lenox Ave @ Between 127th and 128th Streets)
LIVE PERFORMANCE DJ Reborn
FILM The Amazing Nina Simone (Jeff L. Lieberman, USA, 2015, 110min.)
The Amazing Nina Simone reveals the real Nina Simone through over 50 intimate interviews with those who best knew the artistry and intentions of one of America's true musical geniuses. The film follows Nina's journey and traces Nina's roots from her upbringing in segregated North Carolina and all the way to the South of France and the place where she finally found freedom.
Performer Bio: DJ Reborn is a trailblazing international DJ, sound collage artist, hip hop theater musical director and arts educator. Reborn has a myriad of impressive credits to her career including her work as a DJ/creative writing mentor for teen girls at Urban Word NYC, touring DJ for Russell Simmons Def Poetry Jam and has opened shows for The Roots and John Legend. In the art world she has worked artists Kara Walker, Wangheci Mutu and the legendary Carrie Mae Weems. She's provided live soundscapes for activists Eve Ensler's V-Day project and Howard Zinn's Voices of a People. DJ Reborn continues to build a unique and dynamic resume that sets her apart from many in her field.
Produced in collaboration with the Maysles Cinema and Reel Harlem: The Historic Harlem Parks Film Festival.
Introductions by director Jeff L. Lieberman and Sam Waymon (Nina Simone's brother and band member).
Friday, July 31, 9:00pm
LOCATION Rockaway Community Garden, Queens (5803 Rockaway Beach Blvd, Rockaway)
RAIN VENUE Above Location (Indoors)
LIVE ACTIVITY Students and community members will participate in a pothole tour to map and identify areas in need of street repairs.
FILM Felix (Roberta Durrant, South Africa, 2013, 97min.)
Described as "Billy Elliott with Cape jazz," the film follows 14-year-old Felix as he dreams of becoming a saxophonist like his late father. When he leaves his township to take up a scholarship at an elitist private school, he defies his mother and turns to two aging members of his father's old band to help him prepare for the school jazz concert.
Things are not easy at the new school for young Felix and he struggles to fit in with the other school boys and is bullied. He then finds a friend and bodyguard in Ricardo and a tutor in Samuel Pepys played by Joseph Hughes. Together the three form an unbreakable bond that exhibits what true friendship is.
Produced in collaboration with the Rockaway Waterfront Alliance and Queens Museum.
Friday, August 7, 6:00pm
LOCATION Joyce Kilmer Park, Bronx (161st Street and Grand Concourse)
RAIN VENUE The Bronx Museum of the Arts – 2nd Floor's North Wing, 1040 Grand Concourse
LIVE PERFORMANCE Chino Pons and Grupo Irek + DJ Asho
FILM Major Leagues? (Ernesto Perez Zambrano, Cuba, 2013, 27min.) & Cuban Roots/Bronx Stories (Pam Sporn, Cuba/USA, 2000, 57min.)
Major Leagues? Profiles members of the Cuban National Women's Baseball Team, who pursue their passion in a society filled with machismo and prejudice.
Cuban Roots/Bronx Stories highlights the historical journey of an Afro-Cuban family, from Jamaica, to Cuba, to the Bronx, revealing that the Cuban-American experience is more diverse, racially and ideologically, than we are often led to believe. Diana, Ruben, and Pablo reveal stories of growing political awareness, overcoming the dangers of the streets, and coming into their own as Afro-Latinos.
Performer Bio: Singer, bandleader, composer, dancer and record producer Cuban-born Chino Pons is considered one of the leading New York City-based Cuban musicians. Growing up in an environment of traditional and Afro-Cuban music, among musicians and legendary dancers from 1940's and 1950's, had a great influence on him and inspired him to create music. Chino's relatives gave him a solid foundation in Son Cubano music, and absorbing their knowledge of Rumba Guaguanco, Yambu, Columbia, Cha Cha Cha, Danzon, and Bolero gave him the desire to create a new, more modern, sound while still maintaining many elements of traditional Cuban music.
In 2007, he formed Grupo Irek with Hensy Perez, Tosso Hettinger and Heriberto Valentin, and made his first recording as a bandleader with them in 2008. Chino continues to perform live and is currently working on his next album, spreading his unique taken on classic Cuban music throughout the world. He recently founded Guanabacoa Records, a record label focusing on traditional Cuban Music.
Performer Bio: DJ Asho, Ariel Fernández Díaz, a Havana-born, is undoubtedly a man on a mission. An internationally renowned cultural critic, Hip Hop historian, journalist, essayist and event organizer, Ariel has distinguished himself as a leader and advocate of Cuban youth culture and social-cultural movements. On top of that he continues to demonstrate his vision, drive, and love for Hip-Hop and the arts as vehicles for social change.
Produced in collaboration with the Bronx Museum of the Arts and Asho Productions.
KIDflix FILM FESTIVAL
Fridays, August 7, 14, 21, 28 7:30pm
LOCATION Fulton Park, Brooklyn (Stuyvesant St. & Fulton St.)
RAIN VENUE The following Saturday night
August 7th
(Will Gluck, USA, 2014, 118min.)
Ever since her parents left her as a baby, little Annie (Quvenzhané Wallis) has led a hard-knock life with her calculating foster mother, Miss Hannigan. However, all that changes when hard-nosed billionaire andmayoral candidate Will Stacks (Jamie Foxx) takes her in on the recommendation of his advisers (Rose Byrne, Bobby Cannavale). Stacks believes that he's Annie's guardian angel, but the plucky youngster's confidence and sunny outlook may mean that Annie will save Will instead.
August 14th
(Tim Johnson, USA, 2015, 94min.)
After a hive-minded alien race called the Boov conquer the Earth, they relocate the planet's human population — all except for a little girl named Tip (Rihanna), who's managed to hide from the aliens. When Tip meets a fugitive Boov called Oh (Jim Parsons), there's mutual distrust. However, Oh is not like his comrades; he craves friendship and fun. As their distrust fades, the pair set out together to find Tip's mother, but, unbeknown to them, the Gorg — enemies of the Boov — are en route.
August 22nd
(Gregg Champion, USA, 2014, 86min.)
Gymnast Gabby Douglas (Imani Hakim) makes personal sacrifices to train with coach Liang Chow (Brian Tee) and become an Olympic champion in 2012.
August 29th
(Sidney Lumet, USA, 1978, 134min.)
Presented in collaboration with the Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts (MoCADA), KIDflix guarantees four evenings of entertaining and educational films for kids and families with the grand finale of The Wiz (8/28), complete with a costume and dance contest! Come as your favorite Wiz character for the costume contest.
Produced in collaboration with the MoCADA.
Raíces- Rediscovered
Saturday, August 8, 7:00pm
LOCATION Garden of the United States Sierra Leone Association Community Center, Staten Island (141 Park Hill Avenue, Suite LA/B)
RAIN VENUE Above Location
PANEL DISCUSSION: Skype discussion with filmmaker Emma Christopher
FILMS They Are We (Emma Christopher, Australia/Cuba/Sierra Leone, 2013, 77min.)
In Central Cuba, proud members of the Gangá-Longobá, a small Afro-Cuban ethnic group, have kept their unique heritage alive. Incredibly, through decades of brutal enslavement, independence wars, and then the denying of all religions after the revolution, they have retained a collection of distinct songs and dances that one of their ancestors brought from Africa as a slave. "They Are We" is the story of a remarkable reunion 170 or so years later, of the Gangá-Longobá group with their ancestors in Sierra Leone, West Africa.
Produced in collaboration with Staten Island Arts, African Story Network and the United States Sierra Leone Association.
Thursday, August 20, 7:00pm
LOCATION Flushing Meadows Corona Park, Queens
RAIN VENUE Queens Museum
LIVE PERFORMANCE Azanian People's Movement
FILM Felix (Roberta Durrant, South Africa, 2013, 97min.)
Described as "Billy Elliott with Cape jazz," the film follows 14-year-old Felix as he dreams of becoming a saxophonist like his late father. When he leaves his township to take up a scholarship at an elitist private school, he defies his mother and turns to two aging members of his father's old band to help him prepare for the school jazz concert.
Things are not easy at the new school for young Felix and he struggles to fit in with the other school boys and is bullied. He then finds a friend and bodyguard in Ricardo and a tutor in Samuel Pepys played by Joseph Hughes. Together the three form an unbreakable bond that exhibits what true friendship is.
Performer Bio: Bandleader Lesedi Ntsane was born and bred in Kwa-Thema, Gauteng in South Africa, and has been playing the trumpet since the age of 4. In 2011, he moved to New York City to further his studies at the prestigious New School for Jazz and Contemporary Music. For two years he worked at Jazz at Lincoln Center as part of the Webop Educational program and in 2014 performed at Carnegie Hall with David Kramer. His group now regularly plays at Madiba Harlem.
Produced in collaboration with the Queens Museum.
Sunday, September 13, 11:00am
LOCATION Governors Island: Colonel's Row, Manhattan
RAIN DATE September 20
LIVE PERFORMANCE Dance, Drum, Double Dutch, Needle Arts, Storytelling, Food
FILM Shorts Film Program
The sights and sounds of Africa are just a seven-minute ferry ride away! Please join African Film Festival, Inc. and the Governors Island Preservation and Education Corporation for this exceptional all-day celebration on Governors Island. This event will feature FREE dance classes with world-renowned choreographers and master teachers from the USA, Brazil, Senegal, and Guinea. There will also be FREE storytelling, double-dutch and quilting demonstrations and workshops. Short African films by emerging and veteran directors will be shown throughout the day. African food vendors will be on site. A wonderful treat for the entire family!
Produced in collaboration with the Governors Island Preservation and Education Corporation


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The cost for this package is £345 - this offer is only available until Friday 3rd April. Please contact the Community Department on 01452 872286 or email firstname.lastname@example.com, this opportunity will be sold on a first come first served basis. All monies raised will be donated towards the Wooden Spoon Charity.


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Greek Mythology: Heracles
Description of Heracles
Heracles is a demi- god.
He is courageous, brave, he has superhuman strength and he is determined.
He had 12 Labours which was his quest.
Heracles died because of his bride. When he was taking her home a centaur had attacked.
Heracles manged to kill him, but the centaur lied to his bride Deinaeira and told her to take some of his blood.
He told her it will act as a love potion, if she thought Heracles were to ever not be interested into her.
One day she secretly took some and put it on a tunic and gave it to him.
Unfortunately the centaur lied, the blood was not a love potion put a terrible toxin from the poison from the arrow Heracles had killed the centaur with.
Heracles's Birth:
His Birth Story:
Alcmena's husband is Amphitryon.
Zeus had disguised himself as her husband.
Alcmena had sons with both Zeus, and Amphitryon.
Zeus is the father of Heracles and Amphitryon is the father of Iphicles.
Family Tree:
By: Victoria Dat
His father was Zeus and his mother was Alcmena (also spelled as Alcmene). (Essential)
His father is the ruler of the gods, he is specifically the god of the sky, and the ruler of Mount Olympus.
His mother was mortal.
Heracles has a twin brother named Iphicles.
Iphicles is not
Zeus's Son.
Heracles can be spelled as Hercules!
During his eleventh labor which was the golden apples of Hesperides, Heracles says "I can do anything!" Towards Hesperides.
Early Life:
The Quest:
His Death:
The Journey:
After his funeral Athena bought Heracles to Mount Olympus which is the home of the gods.
There he was changed to be an immortal god.
Hera and Heracles finally reconciled
Hera allowed Heracles to marry her daughter Hebe.
He lived among the other gods thereafter.
How his story started.
When Heracles was born, Zeus's queen Hera was jealous of Him.
When he was only two weeks old, she sent snakes to try and kill him. (Skidmore)
Fortunately, Heracles strangled the snakes and lived.
Soon after, Hera made him go into a fit of rage which caused him to murder his wife and kids.
Heracles prayed to Apollo, who told him he had to complete twelve labours.
Heracles had married Megara and had three children.
He was raised from his mother and adoptive father; Amphitryon.
In his early childhood, his name was changed from Alceaus to Hercules.
His new name meant, "the glory of Hera".
At a young age, many gods and goddesses helped him.
He was taught many things, like how to fight (by Autolycus the son of Hermes), use weapons (by Kastor), and how to drive a chariot (by Amphitryon). His knowledge was enriched by Rhadamanthys.
He was also taught music from Linos (Linus) who was the son of Apollo. Linos was killed by Heracles with a Lyre while teaching him music.
The quest started after Heracles went to Apollo for help.
Apollo had told him that he has to complete twelve labours.
On these twelve quest, all he had was his strength, skills, and his knowledge.
Occasionally, during some of his labours a god or goddess would help him.
Heracles's 12 Labours:
Heracles did complete each labour.
Heracles's 12 Labours:
Labour One: The Nemean Lion
Labour Two: Hydra
Labour Three: The Cerynitian Hind
Labour Four: The Erymanthian Boar
Labour Five: The Augean Stables
Labour Six: The Stymphalian Birds
Labour Seven: The Cretan Bull
Labour Eight: The Mares of Diomedes
Labour Nine: Hippolyte's Belt
Labour Ten: The Cattle of Geryon
Labour Eleven: The Apples of the Hesperides
Labour Twelve: The Capture of Ceberus (Thinkquest)
How Heracles accomplished the quest:
Heracles was able to complete his twelve labours.
He had occasional help from his nephew Lolaus. (
He also had help from some gods, and goddesses on the way.
His strength, and determined self lead him to accomplish all this.
He was accused of not completing two labours, so he was given two more to prove himself.
The added two labours make a total of twelve.
After completing all labours he was able to be pardoned for his sins.
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Betty Snyder passed from this world on July 23, 2012. Born Elizabeth June Slagel to Elmer and Sarah Slagel on October 14, 1926, she was also known as "Curly Pete" to her brothers and sisters, who numbered 11. Born in St. Louis, MI, she also lived in St. Johns, Adrian and Lansing, MI. In her last years she lived in Goshen IN and Toledo OH where she died peacefully in her sleep at the home of her daughter, Carla Trevino.
Betty lived a full and rewarding life and created deep and meaningful relationships at every stop she called home. A sincerely religious and spiritual woman she radiated beauty and love within and without. She was also a quiet inspiration to all who knew her. A devoted couple, she and Stanley Snyder were married on June 18, 1944 and she felt that Stanley was her greatest blessing on earth. Stanley preceded her in death in 2001.
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James R. Kraft, 80, of Chanhassen, Mn. and Venice passed away peacefully on July 17, 2012. He was a native of St. Johns, Michigan and spent his early years growing up in that home town. The son of Dr. Russell Kraft and Doris (Conley) Kraft, he was an active youth and enjoyed basketball during his high school years. After attending Olivet College in Olivet, MI he enlisted in the US Army serving in Germany as well as stateside during the Korean War.
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Karl Kautsky, Preparations for peace, Justice, 1st October 1914, p.2.
Transcribed by Ted Crawford.
Marked up by Einde O'Callaghan for the Marxists' Internet Archive.
Under the above heading Karl Kautsky recently published an article in the Neue Zeit, of which the following is a summary:–
War is carried on, not to gain a victory, but to obtain an advantageous peace. Even those who think that war has its uses in the life of peoples only call a war a happy one which becomes the means of bringing about a better and more peaceful condition than obtained before. Any war which left things in a worse condition would be unanimously considered a misfortune. On the other hand, those, too, who decidedly oppose war, once it has broken out would have to strive that it should end in an advantageous peace.
But, then, what is advantageous? "What to one is an owl is to another a nightingale." One thing, however, would be generally admitted. For the masses that peace is advantageous which promises to be of long duration, and does not in any way interfere with the peaceful intercourse between the peoples.
A peace which only amounted to a truce would be absolutely injurious. It would be used by each nation to accumulate fresh armaments. Any economic healing of the wounds made by the war would be rendered impossible.
A peace gives the best promise of lasting when its results lie in the direction of historic development. Results which go against the course of this development are found, on the contrary, to be a source of permanent isolation, and do not allow the peoples to return to a state of rest.
The independence of peoples – that is, democracy – lies in the direction of historic development. This democracy was represented a hundred years ago principally by the bourgeoisie and Liberalism. To-day it is represented by the proletariat and Social-Democracy, in each case a growing, developing class.
Democracy can only find its best expression in a State which consists of one nation, speaking one language. Modern production brings the people ever into closer touch with each other. The more the inner divisions fall away, the more all the members of the State speak the same language, the more intensively can economic, intellectual, and political life proceed. And within this method of production is arising the co-operation of the lower classes intellectual and political life, which means additional strength to every nation. In a national State both these tendencies combine and strengthen one another. In a State of various nationalities they come into hostile collision with each other, and have a paralysing effect on the economic and political process, all the stronger as development progresses.
It would therefore be a sad backward step if any of the great national States which are at war were to use a victory in order to annex foreign territory, and thus become a nationality State instead of a national State. That would be a great misfortune, not only for the defeated, but for the victors. Such action would also be an injury to the independence of nations, and each of the nations involved have sworn that they only wanted to protect their own independence and integrity.
That is not to say that any changes in the map of Europe would contradict this principle. Where nations are now under foreign rule, the overthrow of such rule would be beneficial in the above manner. If, for instance, Russia being defeated, the inhabitants of Poland, the East Sea Provinces and Finland were to claim the right to manage their own affairs without external coercion, that would be quite in accord with the laws of democracy. The same would apple to Egyptand Persia.
It is also of paramount importance to all nations that when the war comes to an end the causes which produced it should end likewise. A local conflict between Austria and Servia would not have been able to set the whole world on fire in a moment if the armament competition had not already divided Europe into two hostile camps. To put an end to this state of things should be easier after the near. Probably the defeated nations will be compelled to disarm, and this will indirectly affect also the armaments of their antagonists.
In this compulsory disarmament of the defeated, it must be our business as Social-Democrats to protest against any humiliating degrading forms that it may assume. But the thing itself is most earnestly to be desired. Social-Democrats in all countries will support disarmament, and the diminution in the menace from their neighbours' armament, will give them a firm basis in so doing.
A third point to be considered is that of commercial treaties. The existing treaties will be destroyed through the war, and new ones will be concluded. Under the pressure of war much hitherto unattainable may become attainable. It is possible that the victor may find it in his interest to force free trade, or something approaching it, on the defeated nations. Or several nations may constitute themselves into a Zollverein. This would mean progress if it were not used as a means of drawing free-trade countries into a protected area, which latter must be fought against.
It would be premature to speculate now regarding possible displacements of power and their consequences. We cannot "divide the bear's skin before it is killed" But this much can be said now: In every country the Social-Democracy will certainly be the first Party to demand the conclusion of peace, and will always work in the direction of moderation.
What success we shall meet with depends on conditions which cannot be reckoned with to-day. It is not the people who decide on peace, any more than on war. Still, even absolutist States must reckon with a strongly expressed public opinion.
Among the ruling classes themselves the greatest differences often exist regarding the terms of peace. In cases where the decision is in the balance, consideration for the people may have some weight even where at other times the people are not even consulted.
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Nunavut wants to see Nunavummiut mark national environment week, June 3 to 9, territorial environment minister James Arreak said June 1 in the Nunavut legislature.
The theme for Nunavut's environment week is "Off the Grid and on the Land."
"We are encouraging, through our 'green up challenge,' Nunavummiut to share with us their 'green' ideas that help towards reducing our environmental footprint," he said.
His department has produced short video clips of elders and youth sharing their stories of what protecting the environment means to them and the changes they have witnessed throughout Nunavut.
These video clips will be available on his department's website, Arreak sad.
"The goal of this campaign is to inspire people to reflect and take pride in both the environment and the age-old traditions that continue to help people live in harmony with the land," he said.
His department also plans to continuing its work on a territory-wide anti-littering campaign, partnering with organizations and other government departments to organize community clean up events throughout Nunavut.
Other activities and challenges during Environment Week include:
• Green Bazaar: Iqalummiut are invited to visit a June 9 "Green Bazaar" from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Nakasuk School parking lot, where you can bring baked goods, crafts, art, and new or used items for swap or sale; and
"Eco-friendly prizes" will be awarded for the Green Up challenge and for video clip submissions.


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What's his contact look like? Either way I'd take him opposide PP all day and wouldn't think twice
What's his contact look like? Either way I'd take him opposide PP all day and wouldn't think twice
And the Giants have already paid him 5/17 of his 2017 salary of $6.98M, which is $2.05M. If you weren't aware, teams pay their players each week of the regular season. So there are 17 weeks so they receive 17 checks.
The receiving team in a trade is responsible for the reminder of those payments to the player... so if he were to be traded to AZ before this weeks games, AZ would be responsible for 12/17 of his 2017 salary, or $4.93M.
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The demise of the Seattle Seahawks is greatly exaggerated.
Highly doubt BA or Mike Bidiwill will bring in a guy who walked off the side line during a game!He literally walked out on his team..
They wouldn't keep Dwash. They let go of the RB who hit his girlfriend.
they don't sign troubled players in the off season.
Yet they are willing to trade for a washed up running back with that black mark.
Are we witnessing some change here based on desperation and diversion from the real troubles of this team?
But seriously he needs to go back to the drawing board. Overall Keim has done a nice job, I have faith in the guy, but to have a line this bad will sink any team unless you have a super mobile QB and an out of this world RB. We only have one of those.


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Stars: George C. Scott, Joanne Woodward, Jack Gilford, Lester Rawlins, Al Lewis (III)
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Runtime: 98 minutes
Former judge Justin Playfair (George C. Scott) lost his wife a few years back, and ever since he's thought he's Sherlock Holmes, determined to find his archnemesis Professor Moriarty, in this thoroughly charming tale of madness and romanticism. Playfair (er, Sherlock) is about to be committed by his brother, who wants his money, when by serendipity he's teamed up with psychiatrist Dr. Mildred Watson, no less (Joanne Woodward). She finds him fascinating, being a bit daffy herself, and together they get involved in various intrigues, mostly aimed at evading the medical authorities, but which allow the two to fall in love. Though the farcical tone of the film keeps it a lighthearted comedy, the heavy-handed slaps at authority, who are set up for such abuse, seem programmed to succeed. To what degree is lunacy, charming though it may be at times, an appropriate reaction to complex times? "To the utmost degree!" says this film, though the viewer may enjoy it and still disagree. During a comic battle in a supermarket (reminiscent of a silent comedy pie fight), one patient chases her keeper with an oversized hypodermic to the rallying cry of "I hope the loonies win!" That expresses the sympathies of the film nicely. --Jim Gay
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Dear friends, would those of you who know what this is all about please raise your hands? I think if God is dead he laughed himself to death. Because, you see, we live in Eden. Genesis has got it all wrong. We never left the Garden. Look about you. This is paradise. It's hard to find, I, I'll grant you, but it is here. Under our feet, beneath the surface, all around us is everything we want. The earth is shining under the soot. We are all fools. Ha ha. Moriarty has made fools of all of us. But together, you and I, tonight... we'll bring him down.
Dr. Mildred Watson:
You're just like Don Quixote. You think that everything is always something else.
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Well, he had a point. 'Course he carried it a bit too far. He thought that every windmill was a giant. That's insane. But, thinking that they might be, well... All the best minds used to think the world was flat. But what if it isn't? It might be round. And bread mold might be medicine. If we never looked at things and thought of what might be, why we'd all still be out there in the tall grass with the apes.
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Does Chris Coste Signing Mean No Bengie Molina for Mets?December 1, 2009
Last night, when I shared with my dad the news about the Mets bringing Chris Coste aboard, he said something that made me a bit nauseous.
He said, "I know why they signed Coste. In case they don't sign Bengie Molina, he is going to be paired up with Omir Santos next season."
I very much disagree with that sentiment. He was brought on for depth, and that should be all.
Coste was a nice player once, but there's a reason why the Phillies designated him for assignment and the Astros didn't play him much. His bat has quickly declined, and his glove is nothing to brag about. He is this year's Robinson Cancel.
I don't expect him to be a major contributor, although it wouldn't surprise me to see him get some time with the big club.
The Mets might be comfortable carrying three catchers, so that's where Coste might get the shot. Also, if Santos or whoever the other catcher is gets hurt, he would obviously get the call as well.
The Mets are going to continue their pursuit of a catcher with some offensive ability. We have been spoiled over the years with guys like Gary Carter, Mike Piazza, Todd Hundley, and Paul LoDuca, and the Mets need someone who has a little bit of punch with the bat. Expect the names Molina, Kelly Shoppach, Chris Snyder, Ryan Doumit, and others to be discussed.
I cannot wait until the winter meetings start. Last year, the Mets signed K-Rod and traded for J.J. Putz and Sean Green at the meetings, and all indications are that Omar Minaya will be aggressive again.
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6 ways the Senate Democrats' infrastructure plan will work better than President Trump's
The Trump White House previewed part of their infrastructure, and Senate Democrats have countered with a plan on its own.
While we don't know exactly what the administration is planning, during the campaign they offered an overview of a plan that focused on tax breaks for private developers. Over the last few days, a list of possible projects was leaked which appear to be at odds with that earlier overview.
Fair Share supports investing in infrastructure, prioritizing repair, maintenance, long-term sustainability and expanding access to economic opportunities. Here are six reasons why we think the Senate plan will deliver better results for people:
1. It includes investments targeted at expanding access to opportunity. We believe that our infrastructure invests should be done in a such a way that more people can connect to the opportunities in our economy. The Senate Democrats plan would devote $20 billion to making sure that everyone can access high-speed internet, which can help provide new opportunities in tech fields, especially in rural areas. They also invest in modernizing schools, and connecting struggling areas to job opportunities. The Trump plan does not make similar investments, in part because it relies on public private partnerships which are very unlikely to be set up in places of greatest need.
2. It paves the way for more clean energy. Solar and wind power, and energy efficiency are creating new jobs while cutting back on pollution and helping transition from the decline of coal. The Senate Democrats plan allocates $100 billion to improve transmission, storage and improve incentives. The original Trump policy doesn't mention clean energy, while the leaked possible project list includes 3 projects for a total of $10.5 billion.
3. It pays for itself by making the corporate tax code more fair. Currently, our tax laws allow multinational companies to hide their profits offshore and "defer" U.S. taxes indefinitely. It's estimated closing this loophole and making those companies pay what they owe would raise $718 billion immediately, and $100 billion each year moving forward. Not only would closing loopholes fund all these critical investments in infrastructure, it evens the playing field for smaller local businesses, which don't set up tax shelters in the Cayman Islands but have to compete against other businesses playing by different rules. The Trump plan does not provide a way to pay for itself and therefore would add to the deficit.
4. It avoids privatization boondoggles. The most troubling part of the Trump plan is the reliance on privatization to create infrastructure improvements. These privatization deals tend to be great for the private company and bad for the taxpayer. These deals have historically guaranteed profits to a private company, while losses get put on the backs of taxpayers. This isn't how you drain the swamp. The other problem with tax incentives as the main mechanism is that it would only work for new projects. We think the priority must be on fixing broken roads, bridges, public transit systems and water infrastructure. Also, private partnerships will focus on places with an already strong economy, leaving struggling areas further behind.
5. It invests in greener, more accessible forms of transportation. People, particularly millennials and seniors, want to see more alternative transportation -- from train and bus service to walkable towns and bike lanes. Public transit ridership has grown 37% over the last 20 years, but repairs have not kept up. The Senate democrats help fix and expand clean, efficient public transportation. There are several projects on the leaked administration project list that would also meet this goal, though, again, we are unsure how committed to that list of projects the administration is.
6. It's focused on repair and maintenance. It is unclear how much the final Trump plan will focus on repair and maintenance, as this is one of the main conflicts in the released plan, and the leaked project list. This is important, as far too much of our federal transportation and infrastructure funding has gone toward new projects, many of which were unnecessary -- including the famous bridge to nowhere. While it's possible that the final Trump plan will take that into account, the Senate democrats plan clearly has it as a focus. It's time we fix problems like lead in drinking water and dangerous bridges, and not invest in more sprawl.


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In Newcastle, the Stotts are an eccentric family waging their personal battles against the terrifying backdrop of war. Amidst the air raid sirens and fears of poison gas, Mam makes Spam sandwiches, Dad makes his own entertainment, Grandpa mourns his dead whippet, whilst daughters Joyce and Helen discover the joy and heartbreak of first love.
Directed by Sarah Punshon, who has experience of working on both stage and television productions, most notably Eastenders. Actress Katherine Dow-Blyton, who is no stranger to television either - well known for her role as Sally Hunter in Hollyoaks.
Joining Katherine are returning cast members Ged McKenna (The Rise and Fall of Little Voice), Michael Imerson (Perfect Days, Brighton Beach Memoirs) and Simeon Truby who was last at the Coliseum appearing in Dick Barton – Special Agent. They will be joined by Jack Bennett, Anna Doolan and Laura Norton who are all making their debut appearances on the Coliseum stage.
This is the first time the New Vic Theatre and Oldham Coliseum have collaborated on a co-production. New Vic Artistic Director Theresa Heskins and the Coliseum's Artistic Director Kevin Shaw both chose this play after discussing what productions were at the top of their wish list.
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Are You Ready To Be A First-Time Home Buyer?
Are You Ready To Be A First-Time Home Buyer?
For many people, it's part of the American Dream to own a home.
However, before stepping out to purchase your first piece of real estate, it's important to make the proper preparations.
A home -- regardless of its purchase price -- will likely be the largest asset held in your name. It can bring you great wealth in time, or can be a drain on your monthly household finances.
It can also be both of those things at the same time.
Assuming that you're mentally ready to purchase, and that you won't be buying with cash, you'll need to make a mortgage application with a bank.
Thankfully, the areas of your life subject to the bank's scrutiny -- your employment, your income, your credit history, and your savings -- are areas you can review in advance of ever buying a home.
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"Do I Have A Steady Job And Reliable Income?"
Before you choose to buy a home, you'll want to be reasonably certain that you can make its monthly payment.
You can't know for sure that your job or income won't change -- life happens, after all -- but an objective analysis will go a long way.
For example, if you're planning to leave your full-time job in favor of self-employment, be aware that such a switch may be trickier than it appears.
The risks of going self-employment, actually, are why mortgage lenders want to see at least one year of income with you in your new role, and sometimes two.
Like new restaurants, many people who go self-employed fail.
Additionally, if you know that your guaranteed monthly income is curtailing because of a new role, this, too, affects stability.
Attorneys who become partners in their respective firms sometimes miss this point. Yes, your overall annual income is likely to increase in your new role, but your guaranteed salary is taking a hit.Verify your new rate (Mar 21st, 2018)
"Is My Credit History Reasonable?"
You don't need perfect credit to purchase a home. Heck, you don't even need great credit.
Despite a history of bankruptcy, foreclosure, or short sale, you can get approved for a mortgage with a lender. However, your credit history has to be reasonable.
When considering your credit history, ignore the blemishes of your long-ago past. What happened five or ten years ago is ancient history.
What matters is how you're managing your credit today.
In general, if for the last six months, you've kept credit card balances away from their limits; and made payments to your creditors on-time, you're managing your credit well and the credit bureaus will agree.
It's your credit behavior over the most recent 6 months which affect your credit score the most. Good behavior pushes your score higher, poor behavior moves your score lower.
Before buying a home, make sure you have a handle on the debt you carry already. The experience of homeownership is often marred for homeowners whom are overloaded with bills.Verify your new rate (Mar 21st, 2018)
"Do I Have Money Saved Up For More Than Just My Down Payment?"
When you're thinking of buying a home, it's important to think about your down payment -- even if your plan is to use 100% financing.
This is because thinking about a down payment forces you to think about your savings and, as a homeowner, you're going to need your savings.
It's often overlooked that the cost of homeownership ranges higher than just your monthly payment. There are real estate taxes to pay, homeowners insurance bills to cover and, like with the homes you've rented in your life, things break.
Homes can be expensive to maintain -- even the new ones.
As a homeowner, you should plan to set aside 1.5% of your home's value each year to cover the costs of maintenance and repairs. Some years, you will just a portion of what you've earmarked. Other years, you'll use all of it.
You should also make sure that your household savings accounts hold at least six months' worth of living expenses, and preferably, twelve. Job loss and illness can affect your household income, which can affect your ability to make payments on your home.
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Mathematical model pushes back crop development by 10,000 yearsSeptember 20th, 2008 - 4:53 pm ICT by ANI
Washington, September 20 (ANI): A new mathematical model has shown how plant agriculture actually began much earlier than first thought, pushing back crop development by 10,000 years.
A team led by Dr Robin Allaby from the University of Warwick in the UK developed the model.
Until recently, researchers believed the story of the origin of agriculture was one of a relatively sudden appearance of plant cultivation in the Near East around 10,000 years ago spreading quickly into Europe and dovetailing conveniently with ideas about how quickly language and population genes spread from the Near East to Europe.
Initially, genetics appeared to support this idea but now cracks are beginning to appear in the evidence underpinning that model, with the new study.
It also shows that useful gene types could have actually taken thousands of years to become stable.
Up till now, researchers believed in a rapid establishment of efficient agriculture which came about as artificial selection was easily able to dominate natural plant selection, and, crucially, as a consequence, they thought most crops came from a single location and single domestication event.
However, recent archaeological evidence has already begun to undermine this model, pushing back the date of the first appearance of plant agriculture.
The best example of this being the archaeological site Ohalo II in Syria where more than 90,000 plant fragments from 23,000 years ago show that wild cereals were being gathered over 10,000 years earlier than previously thought, and before the last glacial maximum, which was 18,000-15,000 years ago.
Other studies have shown that the rise of the domestication syndrome was a slow process and that plant traits appeared in slow sequence, not together over a short period of time.
Using computer simulations, the new model that showed that over time, a cultivated population of crops will become monophyletic (settle into one stable species) at a rate proportional to its population size as compared various gene variations in the wild populations.
They found this rate of change matched closely the 3000 years it took the tough rachis mutant to become established.
The tough rachis mutant is caused by a single recessive allele (one gene on a pair or group of genes), and this mutant is easily identifiable in the archaeological specimens.
This mathematical model is supportive of a longer complex origin of plants through cross breeding of a number of attempts at domestication rather than a single plant type being selectively bred and from a single useful mutation that is selectively grown quickly out paces the benefits natural selection.
According to Dr Robin Allaby, This picture of protracted development of crops has major implications for the understanding of the biology of the domestication process and these strike chords with other areas of evolutionary biology. (ANI)
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• Nathan D. Livingood, 23, Bethany, was arrested on Sept. 13 for failure to appear in court on a charge of driving under the influence of alcohol. Bond was $3,500.
• Michael S. Alsbury, 41, 206 N. Poplar St., Farina, was arrested on Sept. 13 on a charge of possessing more than 30 grams of cannabis. No bond amount was listed.
• Amber D. Blair, 24, and Kelly D. Blair, 24, both of 206 N. Poplar St., Farina, were arrested on Sept. 13 on charges of possession of cannabis and possession of drug paraphernalia. Bond for each was $1,000.
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This week's Mystery Banks Photos: These two members of the class of VCHS class of 1966 will be holding their reunion soon.
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1996 – More than 150 Vandalia Community High School students and faculty members gathered outside for prayer as "See You at the Pole" was observed nationwide.
Louie and Josephine Franklin of Ramsey were observing their 50th wedding anniversary.
A crew from NBC-TV was in Vandalia to interview local residents on such things as the economy, politics and the status of the country in general. The product was to be aired during the network news.
In 1816, a group of people moved from Warren County, Ky., to southern Bond County and formed a settlement. The Indians were unfriendly there, so the group headed northward, locating near the Dry Fork of Hurricane Creek, two miles south of the present village of Fillmore in Montgomery County.
As they received the city's annual audit report last week, Vandalia aldermen learned that the city has trimmed its budget deficit from more than $500,000 to less than $50,000.
That's good news, because it's an indication that city officials have been effective in taking steps to operate the city more efficiently and to be more cautious when it comes to spending.
That's a trend that must continue.
The Vandalia Correctional Center is apparently not one of the state facilities that Gov. Pat Quinn has targeted for closure as part of his effort to cut state spending.
According to a story on the State Journal-Register website, Quinn is proposing the closure of seven facilities:
- Tinley Park Mental Health Center - 195 staff members
- Singer Mental Health Center, Rockford - 150 staff members
- Chester Mental Health Center - 464 staff members
- Jacksonville Developmental Center - 420 staff members
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Robert L. King died on Aug. 26, 2011, in his home in Alton. A private family burial was held in St. Peter's Lutheran Cemetery on Thursday of this week.
Mr. King was born April 17, 1945 in St. Peter, the son of Jesse and Vera (Niehaus) King.
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T207 Brown Background Rarities Collection (21) Including Speaker (Plus 18 T206, 1 E103, 4 D304)
Starting Bid - $300, Sold For - $3,555
Low-grade collection of twenty-one rarities (eleven different plus ten duplicates) from the 1912 T207 Brown Background set, including Hall of Famer Tris Speaker. The T207 set is well known for its many rare cards that make completing this set so challenging. This collection is comprised almost exclusively of rarer cards from the set. Seventeen of the cards have "Anonymous" backs. This group is part of an original "childhood" card collection, assembled in 1910, and have been consigned to this auction directly by the daughter of the original owner! Consists of the following (quantities in parenthesis): Bushelman, Butcher (2), Donnelly (3), Downey, Houser, Nelson (3), Pelty (3), Perdue, Tris Speaker (HOF), Wallace (2, HOF), and Woodburn (3). Nineteen of the cards range from Fr to Gd, and two are Poor. This is a very attractive low-grade collection of twenty-one significant T207 rarities. Also included are twenty-three additional low-grade 1910 era cards: one E103 Williams Caramel of Dooin (Pr), eighteen T206 White Borders including Addie Joss and one American Beauty back (all in Pr condition), and four D304 Brunner Bread: two Crandall (both Pr) and two Evers (HOF, both Pr). Total: 44 cards (twenty-one T207s, one E103, eighteen T206s, and four D304s). Reserve $300. Estimate $500+. SOLD FOR $3,555
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> Comments regarding links example: > I like this document very much and I think that it will be > very helpful. Suggest that the same graphic be used in the > "Overview" and "HTML" examples. removed HTML example per EOWG > Suggest rewording of text: "Most of the links do not go to > the top of the documents; rather, they go to the relevant > information within the middle of the documents, as shown in > the examples below." (current wording) to "Most of the links > do not go to the top of the documents; rather, they go to the > relevant SECTIONS OF THE documents, as shown in the examples below." doneReceived on Friday, 30 July 2004 19:23:18 UTC
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