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BAFA National Leagues Predictions – Division Two: Week Eighteen
FINALLY. After 18 long weeks, we reach the end of the regular season in Division Two. Plenty on the line, including four perfect records, at least one of which is guaranteed to come to an end on Sunday. For the final time in 2017, it's over to our conference correspondents…
Clyde Valley Blackhawks Blackhawks vs Dumfries Hunters
Nothing to play for in this one except pride and maybe some experimentation ahead of the long off season facing both teams. The Blackhawks came into 2017 with a bang, having rebuilt after a year off and winning their opener against the Roughnecks in week 3 and then beating Dumfries in week 4, giving the suggestion that they might pick up where they left off in 2015, but that's where the winning stopped and it's left a big question mark over where they go from here. This year's squad is effectively the fruit of 24 months' work, since their last league game in 2015 and they stand on the verge of a 3-5-1 season at best. They have no youth or junior feeder teams anymore and their coaching staff will be wondering what they need to do differently in recruitment or in their practicing in order to drive our better results and get themselves in contention for playoff spots and a chance to get back into D1.
Things are likely to get more congested for them next year as West Coast cryptically announced a likely change of venue for next year and with the Trojans relegated to D2 and famous for filling up on players when they're in the bottom division and then falling apart when promotion has been gained, that's another team potentially in close proximity, fighting for the same players and resources to compete against each other. For the Hunters, I suspect it hasn't been the first season they'd have hoped for.
One win from eight after showing such promise in their associate and friendly games won't fill them with delight but they've scored more than the Blackhawks and more per game than the Roughnecks so with some work on their defense and some hard recruiting then they have the chance to come back in better shape and compete for a better spot in the standings. This one should go to the Blackhawks.
Carlisle Sentinels vs Northumberland Lightning
The Carlisle Sentinels will be looking to round of a challenging with their third win of the campaign as they host the Northumberland Lightning. They travelled to the North East just a few weeks ago, coming away with a 24-0 victory in a game that had a rolling clock from early in the first quarter due to a bad injury for a Sentinels player. Sitting at 2-6, it's been an improved season for Sentinels, with a game against the struggling Lightning and what we assume will be a no result from the Week 3 postponement that has never been mentioned again, a 3-6-1 record would be progress for the Cumbrians.
On the other side of the coin, Northumberland have had an horrific season. In previous seasons they showed glimpses of taking the next step, beating the playoff calibre Aberdeen Roughnecks in their 2016 season opener, but now they look into the abyss of a 0-9-1 season. Last week they travelled all the way to Walney to find out there was no referees forthcoming. There is talk that both sides would have liked to play the game with L1 coaches, but it would have left the Lightning with just 17 players to play.
Whatever way you look at it there will be some difficult decisions heading forward in the border county, they'll be looking to sign off with a win. Carlisle to win
Leeds Bobcats vs Gateshead Senators
This is what it has all been coming down to, the 9-0 Leeds Bobcats host the 9-0 Gateshead Senators in a winner takes the division and the #1 seed in the conference, the loser will likely host a play-off game at the #4 seed spot.
In eight games (both sides having a 1-0 walkover), Leeds have scored 395 points at a rate of 49.38 points per game, Gateshead lagging behind by a whole three points (392) which relates to 49 points per game. It's the #1 scoring offence in D2 vs #2 scoring offence in D2. Defensively, Gateshead hold the upper hand conceding 57 points in eight games (7.125 PPG), Leeds allowing a total of 65 points (8.125 PPG). The #3 scoring defence in D2 vs the #4 scoring defence.
Leeds last fixture was a 66-8 drubbing of the play-off bound Morecambe Bay Storm, the Storm, incidentally, will play the winner of this matchup. Since then they received a 1-0 walkover at the hands of the Knottingley Raiders.
Gateshead's last matchup, coincidentally was also against the Morecambe Bay Storm, coming out 42-14 victors in Week 16. The running game of the Senators was once again strong, RB Ryan Thomas Fletcher scoring a hat-trick of touchdowns on the ground, back Gavin Barr and Craig Lenahan also rushing for scores.
I'm going to side with the men from the North East in this final encounter. Their ground game has proved too strong for everyone, and it can allow them to control the time of possession.
Chester Romans vs Lincolnshire Bombers
One of these teams has already made the playoffs but will want to win to go into the post season with some momentum. The other team needs a win to make the playoffs. It should prove a cracking matchup to close out the regular season.
The Lincolnshire Bombers will come into this game brimming with confidence. They've already exorcised the ghosts of 2016s winless season, but now they could make the playoffs. A signature win against the Surge, who are also in playoff contention, have put them in the driving seat for a playoff spot. A win against the Romans will mean they will make the playoffs to face…oh…the Shropshire Revolution (according to the current standings). Doesn't seem fair for such a good season.
The Romans have not had the season they expected after last year. 2016 was dominant for the Romans and they were only beaten by eventual champions Leicester. They won at a clip but that pace hasn't carried into this season. Despite this they're still a playoff outfit having already qualified for the playoffs as the second placed team in their division. They can't improve their playoff seeding so this match is something of a dead rubber for them. However they'll be trying their best to go into the post season with a win before their playoff game against the Leeds Bobcats (again, according to the current standings)
This one is a difficult one to predict. My head says to go with the stronger outfit who are playing at home. My heart says to go with the team who have bounced back admirably from a terrible 2016. I rarely let my heart rule my head…but today is the exception. Bombers to win
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The Staffordshire Surge need to win to keep their playoff dreams alive. I mistakenly thought that the Surge held their destiny in their own hands last week, I was wrong. They need the Romans to beat the Bombers if they are to see the post season. However if they lose to the <team name redacted> then they won't make the post season at all. The Surge will be kicking themselves after last week's loss to the Spartans, as had they won then their path to the playoffs would be a lot easier. However fortunately for them they've come up against the perfect opponent to keep their end of the bargain up.
I'm sure the Surge would rather not rely on a team that has already made the playoffs to beat the team their competing with for the 3rd playoff spot. Staffordshire to win.
Bristol Apache vs Torbay Trojans
Bristol are hoping to hit a new record with this game – their first undefeated season. Currently at 9-0, Bristol know that they have playoffs to further their season. Unfortunately for Apache, they know that they need to not get too complacent with Torbay as they may have done last time they met. Torbay came off some big losses against the Sharks and Storm, but gave Bristol a very close game, which could have gone either way. Bristol have the talent with quick, aggressive defensive players; a large offensive line and a powerful running back core. Despite some initial problems against the Black Knights, the Apache eventually found their mojo and won 39-6. All three facets of the squad made an impact on the weekend. On offence once again, two touchdowns from powerful runner, Ed "Eagle" Green made life a misery for the opposing defence, while Frankie Pankhurst made a major difference on the Offensive line and was rewarded with an eight-yard rush at quarterback! On defence, Luke 'GB' Holloway has got three picks in three games and will be hoping to add to this against Torbay. Special teams wasn't forgotten either, Jake Farr made an impressionable return to Apache with tackles on four consecutive kick-offs.
Torbay are another team who are playing their final game this weekend. Torbay will be happy that they have just finished their most successful season with three wins. Their team looked different from other years, with a lot more talent on the roster and an improved attitude – it was just their inconsistency which became their weakness. Considering their last game against the Apache ended with a loss of six-points, the Trojans will be hoping that they can topple Bristol and make amends. The Trojans recently beat the Raptors 30-16, while it was a team effort, a lot of the credit goes to both their lines. On the offensive line in particular, rookie Joe Rabone and their oldest player, Simon Porter, made an impact against Jurassic Coast. On the defensive line, rookie Richard Hudson and Douglas Mobbs both helped keep the Raptors' offence from scoring. Mitch Coppin started to develop his skills at fullback the last time he met Apache by making surprisingly long yards in the second half of the game, but he was unable to find himself the endzone. After his first touchdown against the Raptors, he'll be hoping he can finally run it in against Bristol in his final senior game of the season. Head coach Guy Richardson has been happy with his team's performance in this campaign and is already looking forward to the 2018 season:
"This has been our best season since re-joining and is a great stepping stone for the 2018 season. It has taken a while to find and grow new players; 50% of our team this year had little or no previous experience. The addition of Blitz players this year has made a huge difference along with the late resigning our old QB, Aaron Butler. We're looking forward to our rookie camp and what further opportunities it brings"
While the last game was close, I think that Apache know what to expect now. Torbay are having to travel to Filton which always gives Apache the edge. Bristol to go 10-0 for the first time in club history.
Cornish Sharks vs Worcestershire Black Knights
The Sharks are likely to make playoffs and will be hoping to fix mistakes that they made against the Storm last week, in a game they may think that they should have won. It was a close game with Storm coming away with the 14-7 win. The Sharks' defense, especially their defensive line and linebackers, will be capable of stopping runs heading their way, forcing the Black Knights to pass.
Last week, the Black Knights had to face the conference champions, Bristol Apache. The last time they faced one another, they came away with a large number of injuries and a 61-0 beating. This time round, while they did lose 39-6, they did keep the game close in the first quarter of the game until Apache ran away with it. Toby Rhodes delivered some big hits on D and their only score came from James Browning who ripped the ball from the Apache kick returner and returned it for a touchdown. Worcestershire have had a commendable start to the National Leagues; they have won two games and lost the other two by two points (one being lost by two-yards!). Reflecting on their season, Head Coach, Rich Smith, was happy the Black Knights' first outing:
"Going into a season with 90% rookies it is going to be a tough time. We were competitive in five games and won two. The boys never gave up and we finished with thirty-seven players for next year. I'm proud of all of the hard work from everyone."
The Sharks may have lost three games, but they are still a strong side and will be too much for the Black Knights. Sharks to win.
Swindon Storm vs Jurassic Coast Raptors
Swindon currently have the potential to reach playoffs for the first time. Their win against the Sharks show how far they have come this season. Having received a 31-0 whooping from the Sharks at the beginning of the season, they managed to bag themselves a 14-7 win. Head Coach Rich Van Sloten regularly told me that every game was about raising the bar and that's exactly what they have done every game.
The Raptors are playing their final game of 2017 and unless things get really weird in the SFC 2 West, they will likely finish bottom of the table. As I've said before, while they aren't getting the wins, they have got a lot of positives to look back on: they have almost tripled the amount of points scored; cut their points against by 80 points and scored every game (last year they had five shutouts) and there is still a game to go. The Raptors' offence against the Trojans was able to compete thanks to the hard running James Baughtons, until he got injured late in the second quarter, which changed the tone of their O. Chris Coles helped show the importance of special teams in a game, with fantastic kicking; he scored a field goal and made some great coffin corner punts. A big kudos goes to Sean Tapping, who not only scored on a sixty-yard punt return, but caught a pick-six on the three-yard line that he returned for a touchdown by running the entire length of the field (Please do send that in for us to see and share!)! The Raptors will be hoping to upset the Storm, who have just defeated the Sharks, but unless their offence can improve their production, they will struggle to take a bite out of the Swindon's defence.
The last time the two teams met, the Storm won 40-6. Storm will be hoping to provide their second and third stringers game time in order to prepare for their potential playoff appearance as I feel they will be too strong for Raptors. Storm to win.
Berkshire Renegades vs Bournemouth Bobcats
Currently leading the Conference at 8-1 the Berkshire Renegades need a win this weekend to secure their place in the NL South playoffs. The team has really come a long way from their initial 36 point loss to the Cheetahs in week one, to beating them by 26 in week 16. The team now has 405 total points scored, whilst tied for second in the least points allowed at 97 with the Portsmouth Dreadnoughts. On a warpath to the playoffs and promotion to Division 1, they won't hold back this weekend.
At 3-6 and out of the playoffs the Bournemouth Bobcats had a turbulent season of comfortable wins and the occasional close loss. Beating the Renegades here would likely decide who ties for first place in the division with the Berkshire Renegades and could affect the seeding for the playoffs.
With the roll they are on and facing a team who has struggled to restrict the number of points allowed the Berkshire Renegades will win this one.
Portsmouth Dreadnoughts vs Hertfordshire Cheetahs
Both teams tied for second place in the conference, a position at the playoffs possibly riding on the outcome of this game and the chance to tie with the Renegades if they were to lose to the Bobcats on Sunday.
The Dreadnoughts are ahead of the Cheetahs in the table thanks to the 1-0 Walkover the Cheetahs were awarded in week 7 when the Conquerors forfeited the game. Both teams have similar points allowed but Portsmouth is trailing the Cheetahs by 58 points scored.
Also sat at 7-2 but third in the conference the Cheetahs are one win away from securing a place in the playoffs. After an incredible run deep into the season, the team has suffered two losses in a row and need this win for the security of a playoff spot. The team's average points scored is a TD above the Dreadnoughts but allows a very slim 1.3 points less per game. However small this is if the team can play to their average score this game should be theirs.
This will be a hard game to predict as both teams have done well this season, but I think it will be a Portsmouth win.
Hastings Conquerors vs Maidstone Pumas
The outcome of this game does not affect the conferences layout or team's chances of making the playoffs. A game of pride and finishing the season out strong will be the goal of both teams.
The winner of this game will decide who takes 5th place in the conference and who sits last. The teams have both taken large losses but at least one win to avoid that dreaded winless season.
This decision is also a hard one as the two teams are relatively close to each other. I would give this game to the Pumas who have scored more points and allowed less through the season so far.
Unfortunately, Lydon was unable to provide us with literature this week, so in steps Rob – who ruined JJ's prediction success rate a few weeks ago. Sorry Lydon.
East Kent Mavericks vs Ipswich Cardinals
The Mavs will be upset they couldn't topple the Stallions last week. They'll take out their frustration on the Cardinals.
East Essex Sabres vs Wembley Stallions
Wembley to complete a perfect regular season, and with a big score to boot.


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Pardon the recent blogging hiatus, but I've been playing tour guide with ma famille so brace yourself for a series of food adventures, beginning with Paris. Olala, j'adore Pair-EE.
Despite a day's delay due to flight complications, my parents landed safely in Paris. To celebrate, we had lunch one of my all-time international favorites, L'Atelier de Jöel Robuchon.
Palourde et artichaut
I've said it once and I'll say it again. Robuchon is a reliable bet in NYC or Paris and based on friends' dining experiences, I can assume the same for his other locations (Tokyo, Taiwan, et plus).
le meilleur: caille et pommes de terre avec truffes
Musical plates is a great way to enjoy the most of the restaurant's menu. I'm very fortunate to have my patient and willing family (aka dining compatriots).
Robuchon is a must try (and a restaurant actually open on Sundays in Paris, a rare occasion!). Fresh market produce (heirloom tomates a favorite), subtle international saveurs, and precisely executed fare. The man knows how to run his shops. L'atelier is always a delight and certainly a restaurant to model. Robuchon is amongst the impressive empires (i.e. Alain Ducasse, Pierre Gagnaire, etc.) of la monde I'd like to model my business after. Olala. I do believe one of the tricks to running such successful Michelin restaurants internationally is his employment of Japanese executive chefs. Intéressante.
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Are There No Consequences In Pakistan Media?Oct 22nd, 2010 | By Ali | Category: Uncategorized
American media is certainly not without problems, and no honest person will say that there is no bias or incorrect information published in American media. But media companies in that country do try to hold their employees to a certain high standard, and there are consequences when those reporters or TV anchors are caught violating those standards. Sadly, the standards in our own media seem to be completely missing.
We have written before about the cases of Janet Cooke and Stephen Glass – American reporters who were caught writing fake stories in order to boost ratings. These two and many others have been fired for what is considered an unforgivable act in American journalism. But it is not just faking stories that will ruin a career in journalism in other countries.
In the US, media companies have little patience for news journalists and anchors making outrageous statments. This week, American reporter Juan Williams fired by National Public Radio yesterday for making Islamophobic comments on the Fox News TV channel. Earlier this month, a TV anchor for CNN was fired after calling another TV anchor a "bigot" and making anti-Jewish statements during a radio interview. CBS News fired a popular radio talk show host after he made prejudiced comments about black women.
Now, let us review some recent incidents in our own media that have gone without even the slightest reprimand.
On 7 October, a reporter for The Nation, Syed Fawad Ali Shah, sent a message to popular press email list "Media Tribe" that says,
They know that the PPP aka wolkpack of looters headed by pirate prince Zardari came into power after licking the boots and …. of US officials and assured that they will have no objection over any US activity including attacks.
Journalist for Express Tribune and Aaj TV, Syed Ali Raza Abidi, is a popular Twitter user who regularly posts items that are political controversial including unsupported allegations against different political parties. For example, on 20 September he wrote:
MQM criticizes PPP openly – What is PPP afraid of? If MQM is carrying on Target Killings in Karachi – Prove it, and book em! #Pakistan
Then wrote one minute later:
But if PPP cannot prove it, then its THEM! for sure.
On 1 October, Syed wrote the following attack on Zardari:
Today President #Zardari spoke in #Sindhi, continuing his support for #Feudalism in #Pakistan – #Message #PPP #MQM #APML
How is this considered anything but political attacks? Are these Syeds supposed to be journalists or political operatives?
And they are not the only ones guilty of such acts. Jang Group sometimes seems to specialize in political attacks.
Ansar Abbasi's attack on Pervez Musharraf was shockingly unprofessional, as we reported at the time. Also, Amir Mateen's expose about Mian Nawaz Sharif was little more than a gossip column and attempt to insult the politician's character, and yet The News published it anyway. Jang's employee Shaheen Sehbai himself has a notorious record of publishing baseless and defamatory accusations.
Any of the above reporters would be severely reprimanded if not sacked outright in most countries, not for criticising a politician, but for being beyond the pale and engaging in character assassination instead of factual reporting. But here, for some unknown reason, there seem to be no consequences for such outrageousness. Actually, it seems to be rewarded.
Pakistan is a democracy and each person is entitled to his own opinions. Syed Fawad Ali Shah, Syed Ali Raza Abidi, Ansar Abbasi, Amir Mateen, Shaheen Sehbai and all the others can believe what they want to believe and say what they want to say. But free speech does not mean a free pass to do anything you want without consequences.
Ansar Abbasi is free to say whatever he wants, but he does not have the right to be paid by Jang Group for doing so. Therefore, if Jang Group, Express Tribune, Aaj, The Nation, and other media companies continue to employ people who make outrageous and politically biased statements without any discipline or consequences, it is reasonable to infer that these media companies are supporting those specific opinions. And if that is the case – if media companies are supporting a particular political opinion – they stop being news organizations and have actually become political propaganda machines.
Any profession has rules that must be followed. Police cannot arrest a man simply because they do not like his face. Judges cannot sentence a man simply because they do not like his family. Politicians cannot take money for themselves simply because they are in power. And journalists cannot be political operatives if they are also to be trusted to report the news.
Pakistan has a free media which should be a national asset. Instead, it is quickly becoming a noise machine.


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Off-Track Activities – Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
Your guide on things to do away from the track at the Abu Dhabi Formula 1 Grand Prix on November 26 – 29, 2020.
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It may not be a long-haul journey to Abu Dhabi but it may still feel a long way to travel for a long weekend, especially when there's so much else to see and do while you're here. Whether you're staying on Yas Island itself, in downtown Abu Dhabi or even in Dubai, here are a few things to see and do if you've swung yourself a few extra days in the Emirates.
No visit here would be complete without a stroll along the iconic Corniche; 8 kilometers of manicured beaches, boutiques, cafes, restaurants and hotels that's the very essence of Abu Dhabi's luxury lifestyle. Hire bikes cheaply for an alternative way to see the area, using the dedicated cycle lanes that run alongside the promenade. Unfortunately, it looks like Abu Dhabi has scaled back the Yasalam Festival in recent years; it still includes the post-race concerts at Du Arena next to the circuit for racegoers, but the free concerts on the Corniche have not taken place.
- Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque: Get a free complimentary guided tour of one of the world's largest and most spectacular mosques (pictured above), which has a capacity for some 40,000 worshippers. Some say this gleaming edifice is a little 'Disneyfied', but it's still a magnificent spectacle. Arrive at 4.30pm for a sunset tour.
- Observation Deck at 300: For staggering views across the city head for the 74th floor of Tower 2 at the Etihad Towers Complex, the city's tallest structure at 300 metres up. You can even make an afternoon of it and take afternoon tea up there. Guests staying at the Jumeirah Hotel at the Emirates Complex get in free, otherwise entry is 95 Dirhams (23 EUR / 26 USD) of which two thirds is given back to you in the form of food and drink vouchers when you get to the top.
- Visit Louvre Abu Dhabi: The recently-opened Louvre Abu Dhabi takes inspiration from its sister sites in France, and is the first branch of the famous art museum to be opened outside of the country. Bridging the gap between Eastern and Western art, the museum is set within an impressive piece of architecture. Many artefacts are on loan from the original Paris Louvre. The museum is open from 10am every day except Mondays. Entry is 63 AED (15 EUR / 17 USD), with half -price entry for visitors aged 13-22.
- Helicopter Tour: For a suitably glitzy way to mark the beginning or end of your F1 trip, why not take a helicopter trip over the city? Flights take off every day (9-5pm) from Marina Mall Terminal and cover views of the Emirates Palace, the Corniche, Ferrari World and all the F1 action down on Yas Island. Shared trips in a six seater helicopter cost around 900 Dirhams (around €200) per person. Private trips cost significantly more. More information here.
- Desert Safari: For those chasing an adrenaline buzz, take a sunset trip out to the desert in a 4×4 for a roller-coaster ride over sand dunes. Excursions are led by experienced dune drivers and end with dinner and dancing in the desert. Also recommended are dune buggy trips where you get to do the driving yourself!
- Camel Races: Who said it was all about the F1 paddock in Abu Dhabi? Camel Races are held on Thursday and Fridays in the winter and offer visitors a chance to visit the camel paddocks as well as watch the racing itself. Entrance to races is free at the Al Wathba Camel Race Track, some 45 kilometres outside the city.
- Emirates National Auto Museum: This one is an absolute must for any car fanatic. This public collection of over 200 cars belongs to HH Sheikh Hamad Bin Hamdan Al Nahyan, an incurable petrol head known as the 'Rainbow Sheikh'. The collection has previously been featured on Top Gear, and is found in Al Gharbia, 45 kilometres south of the city. Entry costs 50 Dirhams (just over €10). You'll find lots of off-roaders, the world's largest truck, lots of classic American cars and the Sheikh's Mercedes 'rainbow collection' – one in a different colour for every day of the week. Click here for more information.
Dubai is less than 2 hours by road north of Abu Dhabi and can also make a good base for your Grand Prix weekend. If you have a day or two extra in your trip itinerary, it's well worth a visit. We've chosen some of the highlights below.
- Burj Khalifa: The world's tallest building and Dubai's most incredible landmark is now home to the world's highest viewing platform, a cool 555m (or 148 floors) up in the sky. The exclusive platform accepts just 50 visitors an hour and tickets cost a hefty 300 AED (€88). If this is too steep, you can visit the 'At the Top' observation deck on the 124th floor for a more reasonable 141 AED (€33 EUR). Prices are higher during the prime 'dusk' hours. To beat the crowds, you can buy your tickets online up to a month in advance.
- Mall of the Emirates: right next door to the Burj Khalifa, this massive shopping center has every kind of shop you can imagine (including all the world's leading luxury brands, of course), plus restaurants, a cinema complex, and even an indoor ski slope! Click here for more information.
- Jumeirah Beach, Dubai Marina & the Palm: Dubai is home to some of the whitest and sandiest beaches in the world, so don't forget to plan for some down time on Jumeirah beach if you're staying in Dubai. Sea temperatures are still a warm 22 degrees in November, too. Another good way to see the 'new Dubai' skyscrapers of Jumeirah is to take a cruise around Dubai Marina (see images below). The man-made Palm Jumeirah is also close by; take the monorail to check out the impressive Atlantis Hotel.
- Jumeirah Mosque: Non-Muslims are not often allowed to visit mosques, but the 'open doors, open minds' project at Jumeirah Mosque is bucking the trend with its very popular organised tours for all. Explore the opulent and vast interior of this architectural wonder, and ask your guide everything you want to about Dubai culture and anything you don't already know about Islam.
Have you been to the UAE? Leave a comment below with your travel tips!
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- Thijs Van den Brande, Bert Blocken, Staf Roels, Rain water runoff from porous building facades: Implementation and application of a first-order runoff model coupled to a HAM model, Building and Environment, Volume 64, June 2013, Pages 177-186, ISSN 0360-1323, 10.1016/j.buildenv.2013.03.014. download preprint
Papers at international conferences, published in full in proceedings
- Van den Brande, T., Blocken, B., Roels, S. Influence of facade materials on runoff due to wind-driven rain. In : Proceedings of the 5th International Building Physics Conference. IBPC. Kyoto, Japan, 28-31 May 2012 (pp. 149-154). download excerpt from proceedings
- Van den Brande, T., Blocken, B., Roels, S. Wind-driven rain and runoff on a medium-rise building: experimental and numerical analysis. In: Proceedings of the Nordic Symposium on Building Physics. NSB. Lund, Sweden, 15-19 June 2014 (pp. 1093-1100). download excerpt from proceedings


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A friend or business colleague sells you an insurance policy, promising that it is the best insurance policy out there. Great! You purchase the policy because you want the best. Two years later your agent switches companies. Your agent reaches out to you to sell you a new policy from the new company which is touted as the best policy out there. What? Don't you already have the best policy on the market? Well … you did when your agent worked for their prior company, but you don't necessarily have the best policy right now … or do you?
Amid the company's rapid growth, Aqueduct decided to relocate its Waltham, MA headquarters. With the move came a unique opportunity to modernize and redesign its data center from the ground up. As the company transitioned to mostly digital operations in workflow across departments — from accounting to sales — ensuring business uptime became a primary objective.
According to market research, there will be nearly 26 billion devices on the Internet of Things (IIoT) by 2020.
Mobile devices have brought advancements to virtually all aspects of modern life and have had transformative effects on businesses spanning all industries. However, the positive business effects that can be brought about by mobility and "going digital" are not enjoyed as frequently within small and midsize businesses (SMBs) as they are within larger organizations.
The rugged CipherLab CP60 series is an industrial mobile computer designed to fully assist your staff in the field with the most cutting edge specifications. Crafted for the harsh environments of transportation & logistics, warehousing, manufacturing and field service, this tough mobile computer will allow your workers to maximize productivity with the most up-to-date technologies.
CardScan Image Capture (IC) accurately captures driver's licenses, insurance cards and other patient information. Used on its own or interfaced with electronic health records and other practice software systems, CardScan IC delivers true, complete color images to help reduce errors, streamline admissions and speed reimbursement.
Data collection & mobility covers barcoding, barcode scanners, RFID tags and scanners, mobile printers and printing, mobile computing, automatic identification and data capture (AIDC), and field service technology.
Barcodes are machine-readable representations of data about the object they are applied to. There are two types of barcodes, 1D and 2D. 1D barcodes represent data with parallel lines of varying widths and spacing and are also known as linear barcodes. 2D barcodes use rectangles, dots, hexagons and other geometric patterns in two dimensions. Barcodes are traditionally read with optical scanners called barcode readers, but now desktop printers, mobile computers, and smartphones can also act as scanners.
Radio-frequency identification (RFID) is a wireless non-contact method of transferring data for automatic identification and object tracking. RFID tags contain stored electronic information. RFID tags can be powered or passive as required by varying operations. RFID tags differ from barcodes in that they do not require direct line of sight to the reader, allowing them to be inserted in objects.
Mobile printers offer portable printing options and are designed to boost employee productivity and accuracy. Mobile printers can be wired or wireless and are battery powered. They are designed to print barcodes, labels, receipts, and tickets and are often ruggedized in order to operate in harsh and demanding environments.
Mobile computing covers the broad range of business and consumer devices that are designed to be transported during normal usage. Mobile computing encompasses mobile communications, mobile hardware, and mobile software. Mobile computing devices include personal digital assistants (PDAs), smartphones, tablet computers, ultra-mobile CPs, in-vehicle computers, and wearable computers. Enterprise-class devices are often ruggedized to prevent damage from constant use and accidental drops and water contact. Devices operate on a range of operating systems including Windows, Android, iOS, Linux, and more.


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By Melissa Kuch
The Assumption – Book 1
The Change Agent – Book 2
By Melissa Kuch
The Control – Book 3
By Melissa Kuch
To Secure a Husband
By Melissa Kuch
Five Helpful Tips To Conquer Fear of Public Speaking
Public Speaking can be scary! Even professional speakers tend to feel those annoying butterflies in their stomachs. However, after doing many presentations in front of clients and students, when those butterflies come I say that "I'm Excited" vs. "I'm Nervous". It's a shift in mindset to get myself ramped up for a wonderful writing workshop […]
Received this book on Tuesday night...finished it by Wednesday afternoon! Couldn't put it down! Interesting, thought-provoking plot...great characters...amazing imagery that really makes you feel as if you are on the journey with the characters. ... Can't wait for the next book in this series!
This book was phenomenal. Can't wait for part two. The book spoke to me - the message it sends (or at least what I perceive the message to be) is great. Freedom is something we should never take for granted. The author did a wonderful job illustrating this point in fictional format.
What a fun book! From the quirky characters to the clever inclusion of politics and culture that a young reader will find engaging, The Hypothesis of Giants-Book One: The Assumption has much to offer. And for readers who love odysseys into unknown and fantastic places, the search for a solution to the mystery in the great North, is an exciting journey...
What an amazing book! As someone who typically reads non-fiction, I found the various elements of the story (the fantasy aspect, the alternative future, good and evil) come together very well to tell an interesting and thought-provoking story. The book reads very quickly and I found myself disappointed I came to the end of the book.
About the Author
Dear Friends and Readers, WELCOME! So excited to share that I have finally published the third book in The Hypothesis of Giants series, The Control. I am so proud of this novel and the … Read More


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Saturday October 16 5:30 pm Divine Service
Sunday October 17 9:00 am Bible Class
10:00 am Divine Service
11:15 am LWML Sponsored Lunch
3:00 pm Adult Information Class
Tuesday October 18 9:00 am North Mac Ministerial Asc.
5:00 pm Unity BOD Meeting
Wednesday October 19 8:15 am Chapel @ Our Savior Springfield
5:00 pm Confirmation Class
7:30 pm AA
Thursday October 20 7:30 am Virden Chamber
Friday October 21 Pastor's Family Day
Saturday October 22 5:30 pm Divine Service
Hayride, Bonfire and hot dog roast
On Reformation Eve, October 30th, we will have a Bonfire, Hot Dog Roast, Hay Ride, fiddle music, and more.
Where: David and Debbi Ray Farm 12958 Leadline Road, Auburn,
When: October 30 4:00pm – whenever
Bring: yourself, your family and friends.
The Pharisees ask a Law question. Jesus asks a Gospel question. The Pharisees seek to trap Jesus in His own words. Jesus seeks to "trap" them in the saving reality of who He is as the Messiah (Matthew 22:34–46). The Law requires you to "fear the Lord your God, to walk in all His ways, to serve Him with all your heart and with all your soul" and to "love the stranger" (Deuteronomy 10:12–21). Failure to keep the Law perfectly brings judgment. On the other hand, the Gospel brings the grace of God given by Jesus Christ, that you may be blameless in the day of His return (1 Corinthians 1:1–9). Jesus is David's Son yet David's Lord, true God and true man. He is Love incarnate who fulfilled all the demands of God's Law on our behalf, that we might be saved from the Law's condemnation and sanctified in the Gospel's forgiveness. Thereby we see that "God is faithful, by whom you were called into the fellowship of His Son, Jesus Christ our Lord."
Collect: O God, forasmuch as without You we are not able to please You, mercifully grant that Your Holy Spirit may in all things direct and rule our hearts; through Jesus Christ, Your Son, our Lord . Amen.
Old Testament: Deuteronomy 10:12–21
Epistle: 1 Corinthians 1:1–9
Holy Gospel: Matthew 22:34–46
Readings for the Week of 17th Sunday after Trinity
October 16 Jeremiah 28:1-29:32, 1 Timothy1:1-20, Psalms 86:1-17
October 17 Jeremiah 30:1-31:26, 1 Timothy2:1-15, Psalms 87:1-7
October 18 Jeremiah 31:27-32:44, 1 Timothy3:1-16, Psalms 88:1-18
October 19 Jeremiah 33:1-34:22, 1 Timothy4:1-16, Psalms 89:1-13
October 20 Jeremiah 35:1-36:32, 1 Timothy 5:1-25, Psalms 89:14-37
October 21 Jeremiah 37:1-38:28, 1 Timothy 6:1-21, Psalms 89:38-52
October 22 Jeremiah 39:1-41:18, 2 Timothy 1:1-18, Psalms 90:1-91:16
October 22 Looking Ahead to Sunday
Deuteronomy 10:12–21, 1 Corinthians 1:1–9, Matthew 22:34–46


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A make-believe nation
Indonesia was brought together by Dutch commercial interests and wilful founding fathers. Can the glue hold as political decentralisation spotlights its dazzling diversity?
Prospect Magazine – June 2012
An end to polio?
The drive to eradicate polio has gone into top gear. But will it really be possible to send polio the way of smallpox? And even if it is, is it worth doing?
Prospect Magazine – March 2011. pdf here
Has the Internet Changed Science?
A look at how science is changing in the petabyte age. For all the talk of the end of scientific method, the essay concludes that not all that much has changed since the seventeenth century, when scientists complained of the data deluge, and when British commentators scraped data sets to show that England's health service was far better than France's.
Prospect Magazine – December 2010. pdf here
Tilting at windmills and the evidence base on injecting drug use
"But there's another body of evidence, just as overwhelming. It shows, time after time, that elected politicians don't give a damn about scientific evidence when it comes to policies that benefit a minority that holds little sway over other voters."
Published in The Lancet, Volume 376, Issue 9737, Pages 226 – 227, 24 July 2010
Chinese Whispers
"Twenty years after Tiananmen Square, a journalist puts her experiences under the microscope"
Published in Granta Magazine 105 "Lost and Found" (Spring 2009) (.PDF – 205k)
No Laughing Matter
"As a third world doctor, I thought I'd seen it all. Until I signed up for a British medical survey"
Prospect Magazine – 26th April 2009 — Issue 157
The plague is over, let's party
"An HIV diagnosis in Britain is no longer a death sentence—thanks to costly new drugs. But as the spectre of death fades, so do the most visible reasons to avoid risky behaviour. Now the Aids prevention industry has a whole new set of problems"
Published in Prospect Magazine – 29th June 2008 – Issue 147


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Seyed G Safavi
London Academy of Iranian Studies (LAIS)
This paper discusses the life and philosophy of Mulla Sadra, one of the most important Muslim Iranian philosophers and founder of new school of Islamic philosophy, entitled Transcendent philosophy, in 5 sections: his life, what is the "Transcendent philosophy", the 14 principles of Mulla Sadra's philosophy, Mulla Sadra's views on different schools of thought such as Ancient Metaphysicians, Greek and Muslim philosophers, and 'Urafa,, and finally his writings. This is an original paper in the English language as it presents the most important …
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Islamic Perspective Journal
Number 7, 2012
To download the electronic version of the journal click here
The Journal of Islamic Perspective published by the London Academy of Iranian Studies (LAIS) is a peer reviewed Journal of the Center for Humanities and Sociological Studies, affiliated to the London Academy of Iranian Studies (LAIS). This Journal aims to create a dialogue between intellectuals, thinkers and writers from the Islamic World and academics, intellectuals, thinkers and writers from other parts of the Globe. Issues in the context of Culture, Islamic Thoughts & Civilizations, and other relevant …
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Two Lectures by PROF. SEYYED HOSSEIN NASR
London Academy of Iranian Studies, The International Peace Studies Centre and The AhlulBayt Islamic Societies (Muslim Student Council)
cordially invites you to
"Islam and The Question of Peace"
Date: Thursday, 8th March 2012 @ 6.30pm
Venue : Imperial College, Huxley LT311, Exhibition Road, London, SW7 2AZ
"Islam and The West: Yesterday, Today Tomorrow"
Date:Friday, 9th March 2012 @ 6.00pm
Venue : UCL, Cruciform LT1, Gower Street, London, WC1E 6BT
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Volume 106, Issue 4 (2016)
Evidence Laundering in a Post-Herring World
Kay L. Levine, Jenia I. Turner, and Ronald F. Wright
The Long Goodbye: After the Innocence Movement, Does the Attorney-Client Relationship Ever End?
Lara A. Bazelon
Criminalizing Terrorism in Canada: Investigating the Sentencing Outcomes of Terrorist Offenders From 1963 to 2010
Joanna Amirault, Martin Bouchard, Graham Farrell, and Martin A. Andresen


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Purpose: have a Virtual Host, vhost, subdomain, vanity host…pointing to a unique IP address, for example if you don't have hosting service at GoDaddy.
There are a lot of documents explaining this but there have created a lot of confusion up here so I would like to clear things up.
If you want to accomplish what follows, read on.
– GoDaddy as Domain Registrar, so you will use GoDaddy Domain Manager
– Hosting your sites somewhere, where the web server ip is 220.127.116.11
for example because you own a dedicated server or you have a fixed IP address
at home and you want to host your sites at your place
– Hosting subdomains, virtual hosts, vhosts etc on other IP addresses
for example:
http://www.mydomain.com > 188.8.131.52
http://dev.mydomain.com > 188.8.131.52
http://test.mydomain.com > 18.104.22.168
– Log yourself on GoDaddy Domain Manager and click on the domain you to work on
– Click on Total DNS Control
– Note that you have an A(Host) Record called "@" and pointing to a GoDaddy IP Address, then you have a CNAME Record called "@" and pointing to your virtual host "www"
– Click to edit the A(Host) "@" record and change the existing IP with the one you want for
http://www.mydomain.com, for example 126.96.36.199
– A dialog will appear to confirm the change has been recorded
– Click ADD NEW A RECORD button and type only "dev" for dev.mydomain.com, the enter the IP Address, for example 22.214.171.124 and confirm
– A dialog will appear to confir the change has been recorded
– Repeat this for each subdomain or virtual host you may want to add and then wait for 24-48 hours for the DNS to propagate
You may want to keep open a terminal window or a DOS Prompt window and
ping dev.mydomain.com
from time to time to see when you DNS has been updated. When it starts to reply, you can open your browser and point it to http://dev.mydomain.com and it will open the WebServer Default page on 126.96.36.199
Just create the new domain "dev.mydomain.com" on your server and the magic will happen


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PayPal mobile transactions exceed $6M per day
ORLANDO, FL – A PayPal executive said that mobile payments are growing exponentially and provided his own company's figures as proof during the keynote at International CTIA Wireless 2011′s Money Over Mobile pre-conference program.
PayPal's mobile payment transaction volume has grown from $24 million in 2008 to $140 million in 2009 to $750 million last year. It is projected to top $2 billion this year and is expected to reach $7.5 billion in 2013.
"Mobile payments are experiencing exponential growth,†said Fabio Sisinni, director of product management at PayPal Mobile, Palo Alto, CA. "We are doing more than $6 million per day in mobile transactions and we're on track to exceed $2 billion this year.
"We will top $7.5 billion in 2013 based on the growth we're seeing,†he said. "A mobile wallet in the cloud is not so distant based on our numbers.
Mobile payment boom
More and more Internet companies are driving the development of the mobile industry, per PayPal.
As an Internet company, PayPal sees a huge opportunity as the world enters the era of connected consumers, with more than 10 billion connected devices projected by 2020.
"We're making mobile the main part of the business, because the most common way to access the Internet in the near future will be using connected devices such as smartphones and tablets,†Mr. Sisinni said. "Our vision is a wallet in the cloud that consumers can access anywhere, anytime.
"Connected devices could range from a POS device, a TV, a fridge—it could be a billboard or a parking meter,†he said. "We envision a wallet in the cloud giving consumers the freedom to choose from various methods of payment and also earn loyalty points and rewards.â€
In addition to launching its own applications and powering mobile payments for parent eBay's mobile site and apps, PayPal also partnered with Research In Motion for BlackBerry App World.
Last year, PayPal launched its Mobile Express Checkout product for merchants, which can integrate with a mobile platform enable mobile payments.
"It integrates easily with online accounts, so if you have already integrated Express Checkout online, then we automatically take care of the optimization for mobile devices,†Mr. Sisinni said.
PayPal Mobile is used by merchants such as Starbucks, Footlocker and Overstock.com.
read entire article: PayPal mobile transactions exceed $6M per day: CTIA keynote – Mobile Commerce Daily – Payments.


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Slam Jam Socialism presents its editorial for spring 2017, an ode to ordinary life.
Living in a small town comes with a handful of drawbacks which are hard to ignore. Endless days of boredom, where laziness and indolence pierce deep into every minute. This apparent stillness though, can be the spark that lights up imagination. That's where bold minds rise up, and try to create a whole different world, a new dimension where to expand the borders of the one they live in.
Photo: Vittorio Schiavo
Fashion: Slam Jam
Grooming: Giulia Cigarini
Models: Federico, Lucia
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Piya Albela 20th April 2017 Written Episode Update
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Piya Albela 20th April 2017 Written Episode, Written Update on TellyUpdates.com
The Episode starts with Naren opening a box and seeing dada ji's prayer beads. He asks him to say Om with him. Harish is sad. Supriya asks what happened? She says Naren is here and Neelima agreed to do puja alone. Harish says I know, and says everyone will forget Bau ji, but Naren will not and blames his father for teaching big thing and sanyas to him. Supriya says he was his Dada. Harish blames Supriya also and says you are partially responsible. Naren calls Dada ji teaching him Surya namaskar. Malanga Re plays..Pooja looks at him. Naren recalls Dada ji's teachings and asks Dada ji why did you leave me Dada ji. He cries. Kahan jaaye re tu plays… Pooja says you are missing your Dada ji and asks him to remember him and celebrate his barsi happy, like nobody did. She says everyone is waiting for you. Naren looks on. Pooja smiles seeing him.
Harsha and Supriya are making laddoos for Dada ji's barsi. Naren thinks about Pooja's words and offers help to Supriya. He makes laddoos to be kept for puja.
Pandit ji starts the puja and says bahu of this house shall put garland on his pic. Harsha says bothn bahus will put garland. Neelima and Supriya place garland on his photo frame. Pandit ji says we will do havan now and asks if family members are here. Harish says yes. Supriya calls Pooja and asks her to come. Neelima gets angry and is about to protest, but Hardik stops her. Naren asks her to come. Pooja comes and sits behind Naren. They all sit for the havan. Rahul's phone rings. He rejects the call. Pooja looks on. Pandit ji says havan is complete and asks them to make cow eat the bhojan. Naren is about to take it, but Rahul takes the plate and goes. Pooja thinks something is fishy.
Rachel sees Anuj stopping Kusum from giving Pooja's room to Rachel, and says he will give his room to her and will shift to hall. Rachel thinks he is mad about his sister. Naren serves the food to everyone. Supriya tells Pooja that elders will go to temple, and asks her to wrap up the work. Kusum asks Anuj to have sweets of his choice. Anuj refuses to have it. Rachel suggests that he shall go there. Satish says I will book taxi, and asks Kusum to get ready. Rachel asks can I come, as I will get bored here. Satish says yes. Anuj calls Pooja and says they are coming to Hrishikesh to meet her. Pooja says she is busy and can't come. Supriya asks her to go and says she will do their booking in the nearby restaurant. Mayank hears her and thinks Pooja said that she is an orphan. Supriya asks Mayank to drop Pooja to restaurant.
Satish and his family come to the restaurant. They are informed that the table is booked. Pooja thanks Mayank for dropping her. Mayank says I will come and will give you company till your family comes. Pooja asks him to go. Mayank thinks to find out what she is hiding.
Rache sees Mayank dropping Pooja and thinks boss came to drop employee. Pooja comes and wishes happy birthday to Anuj. Anuj likes the arrangements. Pooja tells that Supriya did the arrangements. Satish says she works so well. Kusum taunts pooja. Rachel says hi to Mayank and tells that she is Pooja's friend. She asks him to tell if there is any vacancy in the office. Mayank says office and thinks there is something which is hidden and thinks to inform Naren.
Rachel comes back and says hi to Pooja. Pooja is about to call her Rachel, but Anuj calls her Ritu and signs Pooja. He tells she is our new paying guest. Naren talks to his employee and asks him to keep extra water beside all the animals as the weather is hot. He thinks about Pooja and wonders where is she? Pooja tells Anuj that they shall tell everything to Mama and Mami. She calls Naren. Naren is upset with her and asks where are you? Pooja says she came for some important work and seek Supriya's permission. She ends the call. Rahul thinks she will take revenge from Pooja and Naren and will change his life upside down. He recalls his result.
"Jeete Jee Waqt Nahi De Paate
Jaane Ke Baad Har Reet Nibhate
Mann Me Jab Hota Sneh Aapar
Kahe Bina Hum Kyun Reh Jaate"
(Couldn't give time when being alive
Once the person goes, follow all the rituals
When there is an immense love in heart
Why do we stay without confessing love)
Someone informs Naren the farm caught fire. Naren runs to farm and see the fire. Pooja falls in the fire. Naren is shocked.
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You have to protect yourself if your ex unexpectedly filed for a divorce. Chances are good that your ex has been planning the divorce for at least a little while before filing the petition. In a way, you now have to play catch up so that you can ensure that you aren't getting the short end of the stick for your divorce. We know that this is difficult, but being prepared can help you to feel a little less stressed about the situation.
3 car insurance coverage myths
When it comes to the monetary consequences of a car accident, it is better to be safe than sorry. You may think you have no need to worry because you have good enough insurance. However, if you believe one or more of these coverage myths, you may pay for it later. Make sure you have the right information to ensure proper financial protection.
Your credit might be impacted by divorce, plan accordingly
When you get a divorce, everything in your life can change -- including your credit. Your credit report is likely going to reflect the divorce in a few ways. Your debt-to-income ratio will change because your spouse's income isn't going to count on your credit report.
Pedestrian crashes can lead to very serious effects
Our recent blog post discussed the horrors of a pedestrian versus vehicle accident. The impacts of these accidents can easily be harrowing. Not only do pedestrian accidents impact the pedestrian, they also impact the family members who interact with the pedestrian on a regular basis. While we fully understand that seeking compensation doesn't take away the effects, it can help you to reduce the financial stress that you face because of the accident.
Car versus pedestrian accidents can be very serious matters
When you are struck by a vehicle, you might know that you need help right away. Getting medical care is a top priority in these cases. Calling 911 is one of the first things that you should do if you are struck by a car and are able to make the call. If you can't make the call, try to get someone else to call for you.
Know the points to include in your child custody case
Child custody cases are close to a parent's heart. Your heart wants you to be around your child all the time. This might not be what is best for your child. More than likely, your child needs time to spend with his or her other parent. This is why the child custody case is so important. It gives parents a chance to come up with an agreement that governs what happens with their child.
What to know about crashes between bicycles and cars in Tennessee
Using a bike as your form of transportation, exercise or recreation comes with many benefits. It can also be dangerous when you share the road with other vehicles. In 2012, 29 percent of bicycle-related injuries resulted from cars hitting cyclists, reports the Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center. The good news is that you can avoid getting in a collision with a car by following simple safety rules. This is especially significant for males and those 45 years old or higher, as they have higher fatality rates.


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Newcomer Workshop
Newcomer Recycling Workshops educate newcomers, especially those with English as a Second Language (ESL) about household recycling and waste management. The workshops provide information on recycling, garbage, composting, and hazardous waste management during English-language classes.
An experienced presenter helps ESL students learn about household recycling and waste management in Saskatoon through:
- Vocabulary worksheets
- Pronunciation exercises
- Trivia game
- Informative video
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Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? is a 1966 American black comedy–drama film directed by Mike Nichols. The screenplay by Ernest Lehman is an adaptation of the play of the same title by Edward Albee. The film stars Elizabeth Taylor as Martha and Richard Burton as George, with George Segal as Nick and Sandy Dennis as Honey.[2]
The film was nominated for thirteen Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director for Mike Nichols, and is one of only two films to be nominated in every eligible category at the Academy Awards (the other being Cimarron). All of the film's four main actors were nominated in their respective acting categories.
The film won five awards, including a second Academy Award for Best Actress for Elizabeth Taylor and the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress for Sandy Dennis. However, the film lost to A Man for All Seasons for the Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor and Best Adapted Screenplay awards, and both Richard Burton and George Segal failed to win in their categories.
In 2013, the film was selected for preservation in the United States National Film Registry by the Library of Congress as being "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant".[3]
source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whos_Afraid_of_Virginia_Woolf


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also spelled SUNDJATA, also called MARI DIATA, OR MARI JATA, West African monarch who founded the western Sudanese empire of Mali. During his reign he established the territorial base of the empire and laid the foundations for its future prosperity and political unity.
Sundiata was a Mandingo from the small kingdom of Kangaba, near the present Mali-Guinea border. Little is known about his early life. Mandingo oral traditions indicate that he was one of 12 royal brothers who were heirs to the throne of Kangaba. When Sumanguru, ruler of the neighbouring state of Kaniaga, overran Kangaba at the beginning of the 13th century, he murdered all of Sundiata's brothers. According to tradition, Sundiata was spared because he was a sickly boy who already appeared to be near death.
It is believed that Sundiata was once a dugu-tigi, or headman, of one of the villages of Kangaba. He organized a private army and consolidated his position among his own people before challenging the power of Sumanguru and the neighbouring Susu people. He defeated Sumanguru decisively in the Battle of Kirina (near modern Koulikoro, Republic of Mali) c. 1235 and succeeded in forcing the former tributary states of Kaniaga to recognize his suzerainty. In 1240 Sundiata seized and razed Kumbi, the former capital of the Sudanese empire of Ghana, and by this act succeeded in obliterating the last symbol of Ghana's past imperial glory.
After 1240 Sundiata apparently led no further conquests but consolidated his hold on the states already under his control. His generals, however, continued to extend the boundaries of his empire to include areas as far north as the southern fringes of the Sahara (including the important trade centre of Walata), east to the Great Bend of the Niger River, south to the goldfields of Wangara (the exact location is still unknown to scholars), and west to the Senegal River.
Soon after 1240 Sundiata moved the seat of his empire from Jeriba to Niani (also called Mali), near the confluence of the Niger and Sankarani rivers. The lure of profits from the gold trade, made possible by Mali's acquisition of Wangara, and the tranquillity that prevailed under Sundiata's leadership attracted merchants and traders; Niani soon became a key commercial centre in the Sudan.
Although Sundiata was nominally a Muslim and therefore acceptable to the predominantly Muslim merchant class, he managed to retain his support among the non-Muslim population. He did so by fulfilling many of the traditional religious functions expected of rulers in the West African societies whose political leaders were viewed as religious figures with quasi-divine powers. Little is known about the actual administration of Mali during Sundiata's time. The imperial system he established, however, survived the years of internecine conflicts over the succession after his death.
Source: "Sundiata" Encyclopædia Britannica Online


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By Roberto Alborghetti
"Un Invito" (An Invitation) and "Pensieri a colori" (Thoughts in colors) are the titles of two books – recently published by Marna with Velar editing – which enchant and fascinate heart and eyes. They gather images, colors, thoughts and stories created by guests at Casa Famiglia (House Family) located in Rivolta d'Adda (Cremona, Italy). Casa Famiglia – a solidarity institution founded by father Francesco Spinelli – welcomes serious and severely disabled persons (with physical, mental and sensory problems) and people at higher risk of "abandonment" and "social exclusion and family emergencies." The service provide an integrated and comprehensive response to the needs of the disabled persons supporting them in rehabilitation, promotion and development of potentialities.
The two publications are moving in the wake of this attention. True artist's hands, like those of Emiliana, Paola, Rosanna and Mariangela – with the collaboration of employees and volunteers – put together a fascinating kaleidoscope of creativity, in a fascinating way of art therapy project. Different techniques artworks take us on a remarkable journey where perception and observation – and the look of heart! – create colourful paintings and scenaries, communicating us emotions and feelings. It's a sort of life story expressed from a "special point of view". The artworks are made up of things and recycled materials, as stones, paper, sand… A rehabilitation project through the use of art instruments.
The activities started from a free association of ideas which revealed several images: children, nature, sea, forest, water and so on. Some of these elements were captured and translated into expressive images, through a process of creative experimentation.
During the weekly workshops were used different expressive materials such as acrylic paints, chalk, sand, sawdust, glitter, all produced on sheets of medium size and thickness, in order to facilitate a free flow of creativity and to establish a communication bridge with "outside" reality. In every moment of this experience the team involved has kept in mind the basic concept of the book project: "Diversity is an opportunity for discovery and confrontation."
These two books are showing us how the human being – in every path of life – has the power to amaze us. And how disability can bring astonishing creativity.
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I crave proximity, settle for stolen artifacts from visits past, a sweater, a ticket stub, a blanket, a stray sock. Inanimate objects that prove he was here, objects with contrived meaning that seep his warmth, his smell until they become more clutter, objects that I have to treasure because they are the only part of him that's tangible, the only part I can hold fast to when I wake up lonely in the middle of the night.


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Yellow eyes briefly flicker from a hole in a nearby maple tree. Suddenly, a large reptile leaps out, as green as the surrounding foliage and at least six feet in length. It has a dragon's head filled with sharp teeth, and two arms ending in grasping claws. A cloud of greenish vapor wafts from its gaping maw.
Tatzlwyrm CR 2
N Medium dragon
Init +2; Senses darkvision 60 ft., low-light vision; Perception +8
AC 15, touch 12, flat-footed 13 (+2 Dex, +3 natural)
hp 22 (3d12+3)
Fort +4, Ref +5, Will +5
Immune paralysis, sleep
Speed 30 ft., climb 30 ft.
Melee bite +5 (1d8+3 plus grab)
Special Attacks poison gasp, pounce, rake (2 claws +5, 1d4+2)
Str 14, Dex 15, Con 12, Int 5, Wis 14, Cha 11
Base Atk +3; CMB +5 (+9 grapple); CMD 17 (can't be tripped)
Feats Nimble Moves, Stealthy
Skills Climb +14, Escape Artist +5, Intimidate +4, Perception +8, Stealth +10 (+16 in dense vegetation); Racial Modifiers +6 Stealth in dense vegetation
Languages Draconic
Poison Gasp (Ex)
A tatzlwyrm's breath contains a poisonous vapor. While grappling, instead of making a bite or rake attack, a tatzlwyrm can breathe poison into its victim's face. A tatzlwyrm must begin its turn grappling to use this ability—it can't begin a grapple and use its poison gasp in the same turn.
Tatzlwyrm poison: Breath—inhaled; save Fort DC 12; frequency 1/round for 2 rounds; effect 1d2 Str damage; cure 1 save. The save DC is Constitution-based.
Environment any forests
Organization solitary or nest (2-5)
Treasure standard
Tatzlwyrms are thought to be primeval relatives of true dragons, having branched off the line millennia ago and evolved in a way that sets them notably apart. Undersized compared to their larger cousins, tatzlwyrms are nonetheless ferocious in their own right. And while tatzlwyrms are hardly impressive specimens when put beside their notorious relatives, most other reptiles can't compare to them mentally. They understand Draconic, though other languages are beyond most tatzlwyrms' limited comprehension. Nevertheless, tatzlwyrms are deeply cunning, building complex lairs and rudimentary traps.
Tatzlwyrms are quite rare, and only a few particularly curious and lucky adventurers can claim to have seen a living specimen. Reports do agree on some basic features, however. About the size of a full-grown human, tatzlwyrms have only two limbs and no wings, and possess a weak poisonous breath similar to the breath weapons of their true dragon relatives. An adult tatzlwyrm is 6 to 8 feet long, including its winding, organless tail, and it weighs between 400 and 500 pounds. A tatzlwyrm's scales give the creature limited camouflage, ranging through various shades of green, brown, and gray.
Most knowledge of these smaller dragons comes from folklore local to areas with active nests. Peasants use tatzlwyrms as a sort of bogeyman, an excuse used any time a villager goes missing—"the tatzlwyrms took 'em!" Often, when hunters fail to nab their quarries, tatzlwyrms become the scapegoats—"I would have had that elk, but a tatzlwyrm grabbed him before I could take my shot." Some of these stories probably do have merit, however; tatzlwyrms are notoriously vicious, particularly to any creatures invading their territories, and those on the wrong end of their bites rarely survive.
Like true dragons, tatzlwyrms are strict carnivores. They spend most of their time hiding, waiting to attack any prey that ventures too near. They consume their food slowly in the dark security and seclusion of their lairs. Tatzlwyrms have a remarkable knack for ambush and camouflage.
Tatzlwyrms are capable of rudimentary trapping. They exhibit a surprising knowledge of appealing foods to use as bait for their prey. For example, a tatzlwyrm female may leave a fresh rabbit carcass or a pile of fruit outside its lair. When a larger animal approaches, the tatzlwyrm takes advantage of the creature's vulnerability while eating and pounces from a privileged vantage point. Then she drags the body into her lair to be consumed at her leisure.
Tatzlwyrms detest open spaces. They inhabit solely out-of-the-way locales that are full of obstructions to better facilitate their ambushes. Locations rife with weakened obstacles such as rotten or fallen trees or other difficult terrain are especially preferred, as they act as natural traps.
While there are a several varieties of tatzlwyrm, all breeds have a few universal traits. Every tatzlwyrm has a row of long spines running from the top of its head to the end of its tail. They also possess dewlaps of spikelike scales hanging under their necks. These spikes and spines give the creatures a larger appearance, frightening away the few predators capable of causing tatzlwyrms significant harm, and also offer limited protection to vulnerable spots.
Able to see in pitch darkness, the tatzlwyrm's daylight vision is full-color; they are quite capable of sensing movement at long distances. Their vision is heavily triggered by bright colors and rapid motion, this being a tool they use to better respond to food and threats. They also have limited sense of smell, responding strongly to chemicals and pheromones. Creatures in heat are bound to draw unwanted and potentially fatal attention from any nearby tatzlwyrms.
Tatzlwyrms live between 20 and 30 years if allowed to survive to old age, reaching full size after only 6 months of rapid growth.
Habitat and Society
Nesting is core to a tatzlwyrm's day-to-day existence. Natural burrowing is beyond their basic capabilities, and laziness prevents them from complex and timeconsuming tasks like constructing more elaborate lairs, so tatzlwyrms nest in naturally hollow areas such as large trees, caves, or under overhangs, where they can make dry nests.
Tatzlwyrms retain the hoarding instincts of their draconic relatives, maintaining dens full of bones and various items torn from their prey, though tatzlwyrms have little concept of the value of such objects. They have a special interest in shiny things, and tatzlwyrms usually have a disproportionate number of small gems and other glittering trinkets (both worthless and valuable) in their small hoards. In many cases, tatzlwyrms dedicate more time to hiding their hoards than building their nests.
Female tatzlwyrms attract males with scent signatures, inviting them into their dens. After mating, the female hibernates for upward of a month during gestation until she produces eggs, while the male guards the nest. During mating season, tatzlwyrms maintain small, temporary family units, but hatchlings only stay in the nest for a few months before being driven out. Afterwards, the mated pair breaks up, often violently. Vicious in mating as in all things, nearly half of all tatzlwyrm pairings result in the death of one or even both participants. Tatzlwyrms average between one and three surviving whelps out of an annual clutch of eggs, so they rarely multiply rapidly.
The various breeds of tatzlwyrm owe distinction primarily in their preferred habitats. The vast majority dwell within deep forests, living amongst dead trees and bogs. The rarest breeds have a preference for volcanoes, and bear a natural resistance to fire.
While generally quite patient, tatzlwyrms have tempers beyond compare. Once provoked, they fight to the death. Their jaws are powerful, and they refuse to let go until an enemy is dead. Against most targets, this means snapping their jaws around a victim's neck and shaking until blood loss or a broken neck ends the struggle. A tatzlwyrm's poison, while not particularly potent, helps subdue enemies less capable of resistance. Unlike many animals, a tatzlwyrm's killer instinct doesn't end with the death of the creature in its jaws. Often, if other creatures are moving in the vicinity of a kill, the tatzlwyrm pursues them as well once it has dealt with the threat at hand.
In History A creature of Austrian, Bavarian, and Swiss decent – related to the German lindwurm or Scandinavian linnorm – real-world Alpine legends describe the tatzlwyrm ("clawed worm" in German) as a giant salamander lacking rear legs and some times exhibiting a feline head. Widely believed in throughout the Middle Ages due to the proliferation of corroborating descriptions and, later, artistic depictions (though the verbal and illustrated reports hold little in common), even Marco Polo described the beast in the account of his travels, Il Milione. Although far less common than centuries ago, sightings of tatzlwyrms are still reported today.
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The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), part of the National Institutes of Health, has awarded 25 new grants to develop new and better diagnostics and treatments for radiation exposure after a nuclear attack. Several of these grants were awarded under Project Bioshield Authority, legislation that enables NIAID within the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to use a rapid award process to help stimulate research on medical countermeasures against chemical, biological, radiological or nuclear (CBRN) threats.
In the event of a nuclear attack, people exposed to radiation would suffer from injuries to important tissues and organs, such as the skin, lungs, blood cells, nervous system and digestive tract. The severity of these injuries would vary. Proper diagnosis and prompt treatment of those affected is a key issue.
"These 25 new awards will help seed basic science research in areas of radiation exposure after nuclear attack that are not currently being addressed," says Richard Hatchett, M.D., associate director of Radiation Countermeasures Research and Emergency Preparedness at NIAID.
In 2005 Congress identified the need to the expand research on countermeasures against CBRN threats and gave funding to HHS specifically for this purpose. HHS assigned NIAID the leadership role in managing basic research efforts to develop medical treatments and diagnostics for CBRN threats, and NIAID and the Biodefense Advanced Research and Development Authority collaborate to promote product development of promising candidate countermeasures. NIAID also works closely with the Food and Drug Administration for regulation and approval of all countermeasures developed to protect citizens against these agents.
According to Dr. Hatchett, the new awards support both focused and investigator-initiated projects intended to increase the current understanding about radiation damage to the body after a radiological or nuclear attack. Five investigators have received grants from NIAID, estimated to be up to $4 million over 18 months, via the Project BioShield Authority rapid award program, to explore methods or treatments to enhance blood platelet regeneration after radiation exposure. The investigators awarded these grants are as follows:
In addition to the Project BioShield awards, NIAID has funded 10 investigator-initiated grants focused on improving the diagnosis and treatment of individuals exposed to radiation. These five-year awards are estimated to be up to $4 million for the first year. The recipients are as follows:
A new area of investigation being supported by NIAID is "radiation combined injury". If a nuclear weapon attack were to occur in the United States, the wounded would also be expected to have other injuries such as burns, trauma or infections, in addition to radiation exposure. However, research in the area of radiation combined injury has been lacking.
The NIAID initiative will help stimulate research in the area of treating people with radiation combined injuries. Ten grants, estimated to be up to $2 million over five years, have been awarded to the following investigators:
Through these combined efforts, NIAID and HHS hope to accelerate the development of medical countermeasures against radiation exposure to help the public health community successfully protect and treat people in the event of a nuclear terrorist attack.
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Located at the border of Cape Point National Reserve and a one minute walk from the beach, Zensa Lodge in Scarborough is the ultimate hideaway around Cape Town. It's a place of relaxation, surrounded by beauty and nature, mountains and oceans. Zensa's 7 guest rooms, all in calming white, are models of simplicity, reflecting the unspoiled nature of the Cape Peninsula. With design furniture on pure white floors, crisp white bed linen, they are suffused with a feeling of comfort and style. Each room features an en-suite bathroom with bath, separate shower and walk-in wardrobe.
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