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Gluten-Free Carne Guisada
Tender chunks of meat, spices and flavorful vegetables braised together make a fragrant Mexican version of beef stew called Carne Guisada.
The flavors of Carne Guisada are ideal for a simple family dinner. My husband likes it on the mild side, and I kick it up with extra Pico de Gallo or Salsa on mine.
Gluten-Free Chicken and Pepper Bake w/Avocado, Beans & Lime
I enjoy the flavors of chicken mixed with the peppers, onions and avocado. I like them even better in a gluten-free meal like this that is simple and easy to prepare.
The avocado and lime combine to provide a superb touch.
The plump creamy avocado adds its uniquely rich texture and full-bodied taste to the boisterous lime juice, fresh-squeezed over the chicken and pepper entree…
Pico de Gallo, or Salsa Fresca (Fresh Salsa) – Naturally Gluten-Free
Salsa has been a staple in my kitchen for a long time.
After all, I grew up in South Texas where salsa appears almost everywhere.
My favorite, though, has always been pico de gallo, also called salsa fresca or "fresh salsa."
Gluten-Free Navy Bean Soup
Are dried beans gluten-free? Until recently, I'd have instantly said "Yes!"… keep reading to find out why I was wrong.
Navy beans are one of our favorites around here… and, it's one of my husband Al's all-time favorites. He likes them with just about anything…in a salad, as part of a main dish or as a side with dinner. He likes them in many combinations, but most of all, he loves them in gluten-free navy bean soup.
Navy Bean Soup is an easy, gluten-free recipe to make, especially in my slow cooker.
Are Communion Wafers Gluten-Free?
If you are a gluten-free Christian, I expect that you might have the same problem that I run into when I take Holy Communion.
The Host (the Bread) is gluten-y.
So, in answer to the question in the title… No, communion wafers (or the equivalent), as a general rule, are not gluten-free.
Gluten-Free Corned Beef Hash Skillet Is an Easy Meal
Gluten-free corned beef hash is an easy 30 minute meal. The cabbage and other vegetables add variety and nutrition and make a complete meal in a skillet.
It's an ideal dinner recipe to cook on a busy weeknight that will have your family coming back for more.
Gluten-Free Pork Sirloin Pot Roast
There are many easy ways to cook a pork roast.
One of the most basic is also quite easy… and a perennial favorite of mine… a pot roast!
It takes just a few minutes to get it started, then it cooks on its own for a couple of hours.
I think that a pot roast must be one of the original one-pot meals… Paleo in the extreme!


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Atomic and Ion Collisions in Solids and at Surfaces: Theory, Simulation and Applications. Roger Smith, ed. 309 pp. Cambridge University Press, 1997. $69.95.
Encompassing the entire field of particle collisions with surfaces, this edited book has contributions from seven authors. Given the breadth of this field, the authors have combined an extensive overview of several subjects with an interesting combination of useful details.
The book begins by building the theoretical basis for binary-collision theory. This review includes the tools needed to understand current methods and assumptions and provides good comparisons with experimental results. The computer implementation of binary-collision theory in simulation is not straightforward, and the authors discuss the strengths and weaknesses of various numerical strategies. In addition, useful tables of interatomic-potential parameters are provided. Although the derivations are smooth in their completeness, the presentation could have been enhanced by a richer set of references.
Subsequent chapters cover interatomic potentials, energy loss through ion-electron interaction and transport models. There are insightful discussions of the differences between the theoretical construction of potentials using Laplace and Schrödinger equations versus the empirically derived forms. Following a detailed derivation of Firsov's work for low energies, the authors make the reader aware that the basic theories do not explain all relevant phenomena, and, through useful discussions of the Z1 oscillations in electronic stopping, reveal the weaknesses in the Firsov theory. The discussion of transport models covers the forward and backward Boltzmann-transport equations and provides a very theoretical and complete view of the handling of collisions using this method. This material is more mathematically oriented than earlier chapters. Data on ion penetrations and their distribution within the penetration depth from various potentials are compared among themselves. Chapter six explains the methods of deriving the rest distributions of ions in amorphous targets through the use of moments in one and two dimensions. Examples of collision geometries and statistics, such as non-uniform random variables and moment calculations, are reviewed as well. The authors give very helpful information on the construction of distributions using both Pearson and Johnson frequency curves.
In the three final chapters, the authors give a different flavor to the text by concentrating primarily on binary-collision and molecular-dynamic simulations and their implementation methods. They convey insights about techniques that work and those that don't work—as well as some implementation tricks. These chapters cover binary-collision algorithms, molecular dynamics and macroscopic surface-topography techniques. The method of straight paths and discrete events is quite complex, and a myriad of implementations is possible. The genealogy of binary collisions, primarily next-event algorithms, event ordering and nonlinear events is discussed through several possible choices and their trade-offs. Cascade, Monte Carlo and deterministic models are discussed, as are dynamic models, including dose and annealing effects. The discussion of integration algorithms is instructive in its contrast of methods and comments about their usefulness and practicality. The review of constraint dynamics addresses two methods—SHAKE and RATTLE. Indexing and time stepping are reviewed along with methods for handling boundary conditions and lattice effects. Several cellular models of deposition and erosion are discussed in the last chapter, and an overview of continuum models is adequately expanded in a few pages.
In this mosaic presentation of a very broad field, the authors have done an admirable job of identifying the key material in ways that will be useful and interesting to novices as well as experienced professionals. The conclusions at the end of each chapter are very helpful, but a larger set of references would make this a more valuable resource.—Michael Bear and Estela Blaisten-Barojas, Institute for Computational Sciences and Informatics, George Mason University
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This report describes the typical weather at the Nashville International Airport (Nashville, Tennessee, United States) weather station over the course of an average November. It is based on the historical records from 1974 to 2012. Earlier records are either unavailable or unreliable.
Nashville, Tennessee has a warm humid temperate climate with hot summers and no dry season. The area within 25 mi of this station is covered by forests (84%), built-up areas (8%), croplands (4%), and lakes and rivers (3%).
The month of November is characterized by rapidly falling daily high temperatures, with daily highs decreasing from 66°F to 54°F over the course of the month, exceeding 77°F or dropping below 41°F only one day in ten.
Over the course of November, the length of the day is gradually decreasing. From the start to the end of the month, the length of the day decreases by 47 minutes, implying an average day-over-day decrease of 1.6 minutes.
The shortest day of the month is November 30 with 9:54 hours of daylight; the longest day is November 1 with 10:41 hours of daylight.
The earliest sunrise is at 6:12am on November 4; the latest sunset is at 5:50pm on November 1; the latest sunrise is at 7:12am on November 3; the earliest sunset is at 4:32pm on November 29.
Daylight savings time (DST) ends at 1:00am on November 4, 2012, shifting sunrise and sunset to an hour earlier.
The median cloud cover ranges from 56% (partly cloudy) to 74% (partly cloudy). The trend is for the sky to be becoming rapidly cloudier with the median cloud cover increasing by 18% from the start to the end of the month.
On November 1, the clearest day of the month, the sky is clear, mostly clear, or partly cloudy 59% of the time, and overcast or mostly cloudy 41% of the time.
On November 30, the cloudiest day of the month, the sky is overcast, mostly cloudy, or partly cloudy 65% of the time, and clear or mostly clear 35% of the time.
The probability that precipitation will be observed at this location varies throughout the month. Precipitation is most likely around November 30, occurring in 43% of days. Precipitation is least likely around November 1, occurring in 34% of days.
Throughout November, the most common forms of precipitation are light rain, moderate rain, and thunderstorms.
Light rain is the most severe precipitation observed during 40% of those days with precipitation. It is most likely around November 30, when it is observed during 16% of all days.
Moderate rain is the most severe precipitation observed during 24% of those days with precipitation. It is most likely around November 24, when it is observed during 10% of all days.
Thunderstorms are the most severe precipitation observed during 11% of those days with precipitation. They are most likely around November 1, when it is observed during 5% of all days.
The likelihood of snow falling is highest around November 30, occurring in 8% of days.
Either snow rarely accumulates at this location in November or snow depth measurements are unavailable or unreliable.
The relative humidity typically ranges from 45% (comfortable) to 89% (very humid) over the course of a typical November, rarely dropping below 26% (dry) and reaching as high as 100% (very humid).
The air is driest around November 4, at which time the relative humidity drops below 56% (mildly humid) three days out of four; it is most humid around November 1, rising above 85% (humid) three days out of four.
Dew point is often a better measure of how comfortable a person will find the weather than relative humidity because it more directly relates to whether perspiration will evaporate from the skin, thereby cooling the body. Lower dew points feel drier and higher dew points feel more humid.
Over the course of a typical November, the dew point typically varies from 29°F (dry) to 49°F (dry) and is rarely below 16°F (dry) or above 63°F (mildy humid).
Over the course of November typical wind speeds vary from 1 mph to 14 mph (calm to moderate breeze), rarely exceeding 21 mph (fresh breeze).
The highest average wind speed of 8 mph (gentle breeze) occurs around November 29, at which time the average daily maximum wind speed is 14 mph (moderate breeze).
The lowest average wind speed of 7 mph (light breeze) occurs around November 1, at which time the average daily maximum wind speed is 12 mph (moderate breeze).


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Initiatives Designed to Meet Asia's Growing Capacity Needs
HONG KONG--(Marketwire - Jan 17, 2013) - Pacnet today announced plans to deploy an optical mesh network with 100 gigabits per second (Gbps) technology and integrated Optical Transport Network (OTN) switching utilizing its wholly owned subsea cable network EAC-C2C, giving it the ability to meet explosive future capacity needs throughout Asia.
The deployment will create the foundation for Pacnet to offer customers a seamless set of network services between its inventory of interconnected datacenters throughout the region.
"With the rapid intra-Asia digital content growth continuing to fuel soaring bandwidth demands in the region, this latest initiative is a significant step in strengthening our network services to handle the continued growth of Internet traffic," said Andy Lumsden, Chief Technology Officer of Pacnet. "We are committed to making our infrastructure more agile and efficient, providing a competitive edge for our customers in a rapidly evolving market."
Enabling greater efficiency and capacity management flexibility, the new backbone integrating subsea fiber infrastructure and terrestrial backhaul links will support pure packet technology in the optical core, in addition to the Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing/Synchronous Digital Hierarchy (DWDM/SDH) technologies currently utilized by the existing core network. The upgrades are scheduled to begin in early 2013.
"The increase in network capacity will significantly improve the efficiency of data transmission across regional network routes and allow Pacnet to extend and expand its Carrier Ethernet and Virtual Private Line Service capabilities. The upgraded core network will also provide for high bandwidth connections with speeds up to 100GE demanded by large carrier and enterprise customers," said Mr Lumsden.
EAC-C2C is the leading state-of-the-art fiber optic submarine cable network in Asia, spanning 36,800 km with cable landing stations throughout Asia including Hong Kong, Singapore, Japan, Taiwan, Korea, the Philippines and China. With multiple landing points in most locations, EAC-C2C provides Pacnet's customers with greater route diversity.
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Back when Keira Knightley became a household name thanks to her feisty turn in the summer smash "Pirates of the Caribbean," few probably predicted she'd end up where she is today as one of the most acclaimed and risk taking actresses of her generation.
Save for reuniting with that film's producer, Jerry Bruckheimer, for "King Arthur" and the two "Pirates" sequels, Knightley has for the most part stuck to challenging and unpredictable choices, her latest being Leo Tolstoy's titular doomed romantic heroine in "Anna Karenina."
The period epic marks her third collaboration with director Joe Wright, following "Atonement" and "Pride & Prejudice," for which she was nominated for her first Oscar. While their two previous films together were straight up film adaptations of their source novels, "Anna Karenina" finds Wright performing a highwire act by setting much of the Russian epic (adapted for the screen by Tom Stoppard) on an actual stage.
[Editor's Note: This interview originally ran during the 2012 Toronto International Film Festival. "Anna Karenina" opens in select theaters this Friday via Focus Features.
Indiewire sat down with Knightley in Toronto, prior to the film premiering on Friday night, to discuss her take on the character, and her return to blockbuster fare with her upcoming role in "Jack Ryan," opposite Chris Pine.
Congratulations on a beautiful work.
It's an extraordinary thing.
To be expected from Joe Wright.
To be expected from Joe Wright in a very unexpected way.
So I'd like to start out with a weird admission. "Bend It Like Beckham" is always treated as your breakout film, but I first remember seeing you in the teen horror film "The Hole," opposite Thora Birch.
Wow, there you go. That has never ever come up before. I actually got "Bend It" because of "The Hole." It never got an American release.
What's it like to look back on that and see where you are today?
Um, I don't know that I have looked back on that [laughs]. No, it's extraordinary. To realize I've been doing this pretty solidly for ten years — it's an amazing thing. I have this big body of work; some that I'm proud of, some that I'm less proud of. There's been lot of experiences.
I haven't see "The Hole" since it came out. A lot of people talk about "Bend It Like Beckham." I haven't seen it since I was 17, but it's still sort of relevant. Teenage girls still come up to me, and go, "I love that film." So yeah, I feel very lucky that I've worked on a number of films that have been kept alive.
Do you revisit your own work?
I haven't revisited anything yet. No, I've pretty much only seen things when they first come out. I will maybe at some point. It's funny.
Have you seen "Anna Karenina" yet?
I did. I only saw it two days ago for the first time.
Were you able to step back and appreciate it for what it is?
I think particularily with something like this, because the concept is such an extraordinary thing. To tell you the truth, there were so many different ways it could have been cut together. Within the performance, there were a lot of options as to how harsh…she could have really been the villain. We took it to that extreme while we were shooting it. We were walking a tight rope right down the middle. It was interesting to see where he took it.
Just seeing it the other day, what was in and what wasn't, was really interesting. Before two days ago, I didn't know whether it worked or not [laughs]. I'm really proud of it. It's always difficult from a performance point of view, because you never play the character the same way twice. Coming at it from a year — I did it a year ago — you can't remember what the choices were about. It's always going to be something that some people don't get. It's especially risky.
Technically, the shoot must have been so challenging for you. You don't just hit your mark and deliver your lines. The film's plays like an extended dance sequence, the way that Wright staged it.
Yes. We had about three weeks of rehearsal before we started. A lot of that was movement based. Joe got absolutely fascinated with how to bring movement more into film performances. I think it will be something that he keeps working on. The reason that you don't have movement in film, is because the closeup is so in vogue at the moment. So most of the time actors don't use their entire body, they just use their face. It was an interesting process to do these workshops. The rehearsal between me and Aaron, we didn't really work on the script much at all. We did a ton of movement based improvisations to chart out the characters' journey.
It was a tough one, because a lot of times when you do stylistic work, the performances have to remain quite minimal because you're doing it 14, 15 times with different set ups. But we knew we wanted to keep that emotional intensity to her, because if she was entirely rational all the time, she wouldn't do the things that she did. She works from her emotions.Going back to the extremes of Anna — how did you approach playing her? Do you see her as a villain?
The ambiguity I think is what we both found so exciting. She's an extraordinary creature because she's everything. She's an innocent and a victim. But she's also guilty and manipulative and needy, as well as being this wonderful, energetic person.
I read the book for the first time in my late teens, and I remember just being swept away and thinking it was so romantic and wonderful. Coming back to it last summer, I suddenly went, whoa, this is really different from what I remember. A lot of people disagree with me on this, but I think Tolstoy hated her at some points while writing it. He is holding her up to be judged. It's almost like he's going, this is the whole of Babylon. This is the destructive female.
It's probably why it's been done so many times. You can't quite get to grips with her. As much as you hate her sometimes and judge her, the character equally makes you go, am I any better than you? Am I not also deceitful? The people that we often hurt the most, are the people we love the most. We are all as guilty, and as innocent, as she is. Hopefully to less extremes.
With this and "Pride & Prejudice," Joe Wright has had you embody two of the most beloved literary icons. Are you forever grateful to him?
Yeah, massively. And to Working Title I have to say. It was Working Title who were forcing his hand with me on "Pride & Prejudice." He didn't originally want me. We had this funny meeting in Montreal for the first time, and it didn't go well. It was partly because I was shooting something else and I had to get up at five the next morning, and his plane was three hours delayed. He came in and he was pissed off because he had had to fly in all the way to Montreal, and he already didn't want me. So he was like, what the fuck. We had a strange meeting.
Working Title made him meet me again, and it was that second meeting in London where were both like, oh…
What cinched the deal?
He says it was because I looked so scruffy. I think we told each other to fuck off quite quickly.
Professionally, when did it hit you that you had a good thing going?
It was instant. He did "Nature Boy" for TV, which had also been a massive favorite of mine. It's always easier to work with someone when you love their work.
Now the three times you've collaborated with Joe, you've done period love stories, two of them tragic. The two times he's worked without you, he did films set in the present day — one of them an action flick. Are you egging to do something completely different with him?
I don't know! I mean, yeah. We're really into the idea of this being some weird literary trilogy. We liked that. I feel incredibly fortunate to have had the kind of creative relationship that I've had with him.
At those points where people were like, nah she's shit, he's always been such a mascot telling me I could do it. He's been a support for my entire career, well for the last eight years (the proper professional bit). That's an extraordinary thing. Whether we do anything else after this, who knows. You never know.
I was surprised to learn you were cast in the CIA action picture "Jack Ryan," as Chris Pine's wife. It seems like a departure for you.
Yeah, I don't do that. I don't play wives!
Tell me why this role is not what I think it is.
[Laughs]. Do you know, at the end of "Anna" I realized that for five years I have played people who have pretty much died. Even in the fucking comedy everyone dies. I wanted to do something a bit more upbeat. So this year I've stuck to pure entertainment, which I haven't done since the last "Pirates" movie, which was nearly six years ago.
"Jack Ryan" is totally pure Hollywood entertainment. As far as having just the wife, I'm going to try to work really hard to make sure she's not 'just the wife.' It's a challenge. But I'm always up for a challenge. You have to kind of just go with it.


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Will the SEC and CFTC Merge?
byYears before getting President-Elect Barack Obama's nod to head the Securities and Exchange Commission, Mary Schapiro did stints on both the SEC and its sometime rival, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. It's easy to read that as one of many signs that a merger of the two institutions is looming.
Obama hinted as much this morning, as his press conference announcing Schapiro's nomination, at which he referred pointedly to "the need to potentially consolidate the regulatory agencies out there, the need to streamline them." And, of course — as we pointed out last night — Schapiro also has experience merging similar but once-rival entities: the regulatory arms of the New York Stock Exchange and NASD.
And yet, powerful interests could stand in the way of an actual consolidation of the two agencies. Among them: Congress.
The CFTC, after all, isn't all pork bellies, winter wheat and cocoa (part of a nutritious breakfast?). It regulates trading in a bunch of contracts closely related to the financial securities that the SEC regulates: commodity futures and options, as well as options on futures and some derivatives.
Small wonder, then, that some, including Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson, have called for merging at least some of the agencies' functions.
Yet, it also could help explain why Wall Street has been so generous over the years in contributing to the campaigns of lawmakers heading up the House and Senate agricultural committees. While the Senate Banking and House Financial Services committees oversee the SEC, the agriculture committees oversee the CFTC.
And, wouldn't you know it, financial-services and real-estate interests are the biggest single group of campaign donors to House Agriculture Committee members in the 2008 election cycle -- PACs and individuals gave a combined $7.7 million, exceeding even the $6.3 million from agribusiness. (See the breakdown at the Center for Responsive Politics.)
The same holds true in the Senate, where financial, insurance and real-estate interests gave nearly $29 million, while agribusiness gave just $9.6 million. (See CRP's breakdown.)


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I must confess, I have not used a side arm for about 10 months now. The reason behind this is because I wasn't finding in the market a gun that would make want to have one. Especially most of the games I have been playing during the last 8-9 months were in woodlands where you usually can manage without a sidearm.
However, recently I started going to some more CQB sites, such as Blitz CQB (which I reviewed here) and started to feel the need to have a gun for more close quarter situations. Or when I'm using my DMR, the Ares M110 SASS.
The trigger moment happened when I saw the recent release of the FNX-45 by Cybergun. I knew I had to have that gun!


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St Batholomew the Great Parish Church
Founded in 1123 by Rahere, a jester/minstrel in the court of King Henry I (1068 – 1 December 1135), making this one of the oldest churches in London. Originally established as an Augustinian Priory Church, its nave was demolished in 1539 when King Henry VIII ordered the Dissolution of the Monastery's. Dominican Friars (the Black Friars) were based here during the reign of Queen Mary and it eventually once again became a Parish Church when Queen Elizabeth I took the throne.
Rahere (Raher, Raherius) (died 1143 -1144)
According to tradition Rahere was a favourite courtier of King Henry I who became deeply affected by the death of the King's wife Matilda (Edith) (daughter of Malcolm II Scotland and St Margaret) and the subsequent death two years later of the heir to the throne Prince William when he drowned in the White Ship disaster of 25 November 1120. These deaths moved Rahere to take a pilgrimage to Rome. Whilst on this pilgrimage he fell severely ill and whilst in a feverish, delirious state he prayed for to God for his salvation. He then had a strange experience and was visited by the apparition of St Bartholomew, some sources say this is while he was ill, others say it was whilst he was dreaming and some that the Saint came to him later on his return trip to England. St Bartholomew tasked Rahere with the construction of a Church and Hospital at Smithfield (which was outside the city walls but still in London). Some say it is this visitation that led to him becoming an Augustinian monk. Rahere did and building was completed he served as Prior at the church and as Master of St. Bartholomew's Hospital (St Barts). He is buried at St Batholomew's Church in an ornate tomb on the north side of the altar.
But what is actually known about Rahere? Between 1115 and his death circa 1143 - 1144, Raherius was holder of a prebend at St Pauls Cathedral. A prebendary is a type of Canon with administrative duties who received an income from the estate attached to his prebend, which in the case of Rahere was Chamberlain's Wood. Prebendaries sit in the prebendal stalls during cathedral services which are usually behind the choir stalls. Rahere's prebendal stall was the sixth on the north side of the choir.
So Rahere was an ecclesiastic and in a position to receive a prebend by 1115, which conflicts with the story of him taking holy orders following a pilgrimage after 1120.
'The Book of Foundation of St Batholomew's Church in London' does confirm his activities at court however. 'This man, sprung of humble lineage, when he reached the flower of youth began to haunt the household of nobles and the palaces of princes. Sewing pillows upon all elbows, he drew to friendship with himself those whom he had soothed with jokes and flatterings. And, not content with this, he approached the king's palace with some frequency and resorted to the tumults of that tumultuous court and with jocular flattery desired to attract to himself with ease the hearts of many. There he made it his business all day long to attend spectacles, banquets, jests and the rest of the trifles of the court, and, with shameless face betaking himself to the suite -- now of the king, now of the nobles -- he assiduously employed a complaisance that should please them and obtain with greater ease anything that it pleased him to seek. By these means he was well known to, intimate with, and a comrade of the king and of the great men of the court.'
In 'The Story of Rahere', Leonard Clark says that following the death of Queen Matilda and then Prince William, "Sudden death and grief challenged Rahere, perhaps for the first time. He realised that there was much more to life than a round of pleasure and merrymaking."
Accordingg to Memorials of Old London, Volume I, J Tavenor-Perry (One of the authors) mentions that 'some assume that he was that same Rahere who assisted Hereward (Hereward the Wake) in his stand against the Norman invaders of the Cambridgeshire fens, but if so, this did not prevent him, later on, from attaching himself to the court of the Conqueror's son.'
Interesting Facts:
Benjamin Franklin (17 January 1706 – 17 April 1790), one the United States of America's founding fathers, worked in St Batholomew's at a the printing office that had been established in the Lady Chapel. (These seems strange but a series of trades set up in the church over time, including in 1863 a factory for fringe which even spread onto the upper floor). Around the age of 17 or 18, the young Franklin, who had been working in a Philadelphia printing house, came to London on the bequest of the Pennsylvania Governor Sir William Keith to acquire printing equipment. Benjamin ended up as a typesetter at the printing office and returned to America in 1726.
On 29th June 1895 a Masonic Lodge named The Rahere Lodge was consecrated at St Batholomew's Hospital. Those attending were M.W. Grand Master H.R.H. Albert Edward The Prince of Wales, M.W. Pro Grand Master, Edward Bootle-Wilbraham 1st Earl of Lathom and the Frederick, Crown Prince of Denmark and Grand Master of Danish Freemasons.
TV & Film:
St Batholomew's has appeared in many television programmes and feature films including: Shakespeare in Love, Four Weddings and a Funeral, Elizabeth The Golden Age, Spooks, The Real Sherlock Holmes and The Other Boleyn Girl.
It is suggested that Rahere is one of the ghosts that reputedly haunt St Batholomew's. An apparition that is considered to be the Prior is said to have been seen several times by the altar before vanishing. It is also suggested that 1 July may be the best date to witness this. A second male apparition in clothing belonging to the Reformation has been witnessed in the pulpit.
The author Andrew Green had the following to say about St Batholomew's and another aspect of the haunting. 'One afternoon in 1977 a visitor from Surrey was intending to record a tape of his visit to the building and proceeded to describe the interior. He was alone and felt slightly self-conscious as he talked to himself into the microphone. At one point he stood for a few minutes in front of the altar, detailing the handsome religious ornaments and surrounding tombs. On playing back the tape, which he was kind enough to let me hear, the clear definite sounds of footsteps can be heard walking, it seems into the church and past the solitary visitor. Sceptics may suggest a fault in the mechanism of the recorder, or acoustical malfunction recording the sound of someone outside the church. Neither I fear are acceptable.'
Bart's and the Royal London Hospitals trust has a "grey lady" at the 264-year-old Royal London Hospital, and tales of the cowled figure of the Rahere, the monk who founded Bart's in 1123, is a regular feature of London "ghost walks". But a spokeswoman for the trust denies there are any ghosts. [Ghosts of sisters past by Mark Gould , The Guardian, Wednesday 22 December 2004]
HAUNTED CHURCHES by ELLIOTT O'DONNELL (1939)
SOME years ago my interest was aroused by an article in the Daily Express relating to ghostly happenings in St. Bartholomew-the-Great. According to this article, the Rector, the Rev. W. Sandwith, stated that one week-day night he saw a strange man in the church, which was in semi- darkness, save for a light in the sacristy and near the vestry. The man was looking down the church, and the light was behind him. The Rector asked him if he could be of any assistance to him, whereupon the man, without replying, walked towards the Lady chapel. Mr. Sandwith followed him, and, when only a few feet away from him, saw him suddenly and inexplicably disappear. Also, according to this article, the Rector, when kneeling by the altar at midday celebration, saw close to him a man's face looking upturned, as if at the cross on the altar. There was something strangely arrestive about the face, the features of which bore a striking resemblance to those of the Duke of Argyll, when Marquis of Lome, and as the Rector stared at it in wonder, it gradually faded away.
But apparently Mr. Sandwith, during his ministry, was not the only person to witness ghostly phenomena in the church, for he is reported to have said that, on one occasion, his wife saw a phantom monk, whose features were partly hidden by a cowl, standing at the altar rails, and several members of the congregation saw weird and ghostly sights in the church, too. It was mainly due to this article that I went, some years later, to St. Bartholomew's in Smithfield and heard from someone, at that time connected with the church, another strange story. He said that once, when he was alone in the church, early in the morning, he saw a luminous white something in the centre aisle. Fascinated by it, he was staring at it, wondering what on earth it could be, when, suddenly, it took the form of a woman in a nightdress, and he realised it was an exact image of his daughter, who had been in Australia for some years. There was joyful recognition in its eyes as they met his, and then, quite as suddenly and mysteriously as it had appeared, it vanished, leaving him greatly upset, for he believed that he had seen the spirit of his daughter, and that she was dead. However, happily for him, he was mistaken. In a letter, which he received subsequently, he was told that she had been dangerously ill, but was now recovering, and later she wrote to him herself, telling him that, when her illness had reached a climax and her life was hanging in the balance, she had had a strange dream. She dreamed she was standing in St. Bartholomew's church, looking at him. She awoke, trembling with the happiness of having seen him, and from that moment started getting better. The dream she had was so vivid and natural that, greatly impressed by it, she made a note of the exact hour and date on which it had occurred. Now, as my informant had likewise noted the exact date and time of his daughter's apparition appearing to him, and had found that both date and time corresponded exactly with the date and time of her dream, I think we might conclude that the case was unquestionably one of Projection.
This same person also told me that, not infrequently, when he was alone in the church, he heard footsteps following him, sometimes in the centre aisle, but more often in the ambulatories.
The church is traditionally said to be haunted by the ghost of the founder, Rayer, or Rahere, who lived in the reign of Henry I and, although jester to His Majesty, was noted for his piety. If there is any truth in the tradition, though goodness, or perhaps badness, alone knows why so religious a man as Rayer was supposed to be should be earth-bound, then the mysterious footsteps, still heard at times in the ambulatories, may reasonably be those of his spirit.
In March 1849, during excavations in Smithfield Market, necessary for the making of a sewer, a number of unhewn stones, blackened as if by fire and covered with many much charred human bones, were discovered several feet below the surface, and in a spot directly fronting the entrance to St. Bartholomew- the- Great. Several oak posts, also charred by fire, with staples and rings attached to them were found too. Since the spot was believed to have been the one where the victims of the Marian persecutions were burned, the significance of the bones and posts was beyond question. The martyrs of those hideous cruelties, which will ever damn the reign of the bigot queen, were roasted to death with their faces turned to the East and to the great gate of the church, where the Prior stood, watching their frightful sufferings and, no doubt, praying piously.
It was after these discoveries that people passing the spot at night, or when alone in certain of the ambulatories, spoke of hearing harrowing, ghostly sounds, such as moans and groans, and occasionally blood-curdling shrieks. These sounds are rumoured still to continue periodically.
I have paid several visits to the church, and on one occasion, I fancied, I saw a shadowy figure slip past me as I was walking along the aisle connecting the two ambulatories and into which the main entrance to the church leads. It was afternoon, in between lights, and the building was full of shadows cast by the waning sun, but this shadow moved, and it was neither mine nor of any of the material objects round me. It suggested a monk but I heard no accompanying footsteps. It went by me noiselessly and with a suggestion of stealth. The same individual who told me about the phantom light in the centre aisle, also told me several people had told him they had seen an indescribably horrible shape gliding along one of the ambulatories. It startled a former curate to such a degree that he fainted and was ill for a long time afterwards.


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WebMD Visits for Feature on Peers helping Peers
A film crew from WebMD - the award-winning website that blends expertise in medicine, journalism, communication and content - came by this morning to record an interview with me and shadow me for a day as I worked with clients. It was exciting. Along with the Mayo Clinic, WebMD has some of the most clear, comprehensive and evidence-based information on mental health on the Web. The WebMD film crew met me a little after 6:15 am and followed me through my morning routines, including taking medicine, to the office for a case management meeting, then a two-hour IEP meeting for a student at a high school, two sessions with clients at the office and then the sit-down interview. Two clients -- one with attention deficit disorder and one bipolar disorder -- and several colleagues -- including Dr. Bill Ling, a noted nueropsychologist and Dr. Maggie Avedisian, a top-flight psychologist for adults and adolescents -- agreed to be filmed by the WebMD crew. Details on when the film will be available will be forthcoming but the focus appears to be on people with mental illnesses -- in this case, bipolar disorder -- helping others mental illnesses, and it the film crew told me that they have interviewed Patty Duke, among others.
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Washingtonian Top Doctors
Washingtonian magazine has released its latest list of top doctors, and among the psychologists and psychiatrists, selected by peers, based on a criteria of whom their colleagues would send a friend or family member to for help, are three familiar names: the director and a psychologist from the practice (Ashburn Psychological Services), Dr. Michael Oberschneider; the main psychiatrist at the practice, Dr. Sabah Hadi and a psychiatrist have referred dozens of peers with bipolar to over the years, Dr. Roy Stefanik.
Dr. Stefanik is one of the fastest and most detailed diagnosticians I have seen, saving patients and family much time and many headaches. He also understands the depths of pharmacology and provides insight-orientation therapy that helps, in many cases, to separate behaviors from moods, to see where are intertwined and to come with a plan to address most. She has been stolen for almost a day each week by George Mason University to provide his diagnostic and pharmacology services there.
I have worked up-close-and-personal with Dr. Oherschnieder, who has built the area's strongest free-for-service psychological and psychiatric practice, with two adolescent men struggle with substance abuse. The outcomes were strong.
Dr. Hadi and I coordinate our clients from cradle to grave, with progress notes, paperwork, lab works, pharmacologists, meetings with pharmaceutical representative meetings and setting in session with clients. This leads out to case management everything from originality treatment to crisis intervention. Like Mehul Mankad, MD., Dr. Hadi is one of my personal favorites in the whole world of mental health. Dr. Hadi is one of the two clinicians who refers the most clients to me and trusts me get involved in conversations with them about medication management, crisis intervention, helping manage triggers and build life skills, coordinating aftercare with emergency rooms (I'm the one at 3am talk to the emergency room doctors about the patient's medical profile and the potential efficacy of one drug or other her - of course, all with Dr. Hadi's approval) psychiatric hospitals and the outcomes with those clients have been strong. He is said to be a real pro wtih adolescents, but I don't have all those many clients in that range with psychiatric illnesses. I have no doubt, though.
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With Election Day just one week away, NEI Nuclear Notes is here to provide readers with a handy voter scorecard on nuclear energy. We sent a survey to all 69 Democratic and Republican candidates running for the U.S. Senate (Mark Pryor [D-AR] is running unopposed) and asked these three questions:
1. Does your candidate support the use of nuclear energy as a source of carbon-free electricity in the U.S.?
2. Does your candidate support the expansion of nuclear energy in the United States?
3. Does your candidate support the expansion of nuclear energy in his/her state?
We received completed questionnaires from 31 candidates. Some key takeaways:
- 30 candidates were supportive of the use of nuclear energy in the U.S.
- 30 candidates supported the expansion of nuclear energy in their state.
- Democratic and Republican Senate candidates from: Idaho, Kansas, Nebraska, North Carolina, and Wyoming were in favor expanding nuclear power in their states.
- Challengers submitted 19 questionnaires, incumbents 12.
Alabama - Jeff Sessions (R): Yes, Yes, YesIn lieu of completing the questionnaire, several candidates sent letters of support. A few excerpts:
Alaska - Ted Stevens (R): Yes, Yes, Yes
Colorado - Mark Udall (D): Yes, Yes, Yes
Georgia - Saxby Chambliss (R): Yes, Yes, Yes
Idaho - Larry LaRocco (D): Yes, Yes, Yes
Jim Risch (R): Yes, Yes, Yes
Illinois - Steve Sauerberg (R): Yes, Yes, Yes
Iowa - Christopher Reed (R): Yes, Yes, Yes
Kansas - Jim Slattery (D): Yes, Yes, Yes
Pat Roberts (R): Yes, Yes, Yes
Louisiana - Mary Landrieu (D): Yes, Yes, Yes
Massachusetts - Jeff Beatty (R): Yes, Yes, Yes
Michigan - Jack Hoogendyk (R): Yes, Yes, Yes
Mississippi - Roger Wicker (R): Yes, Yes, Yes
Nebraska - Scott Kleeb (D): Yes, Yes, Yes
Mike Johanns (R): Yes, Yes, Yes
New Hampshire - John Sununu (R): Yes, Yes, Yes
New Jersey - Dick Zimmer (R): Yes, Yes, Yes
New Mexico - Steve Pearce (R): Yes, Yes, Yes
North Carolina - Kay Hagan (D): Yes, Qualified Yes*, Qualified Yes*
Elizabeth Dole (R): Yes, Yes, Yes
Oklahoma - Jim Inhofe (R): Yes, Yes, Yes
Oregon - Gordon Smith (R): Yes, Yes, Yes
Rhode Island - Bob Tingle (R) No No No
South Carolina - Bob Conley (D): Yes, Yes, Yes
Tennessee - Lamar Alexander (R): Yes, Yes, Yes
Virginia - Jim Gilmore (R): Yes, Yes, Yes
West Virginia - Jay Wolfe (R): Yes, Yes, Yes
Wyoming - Chris Rothfuss (D): Yes, Yes, Yes
Michael Enzi (R): Yes, Yes, Yes
Nick Carter (D): Yes, Yes, Yes
* "If we can find ways to reduce costs, improve safety and find a practical solution for dealing with spent nuclear rods, yes."
[Incumbents are in bold.]
Mark Warner (D-VA)
"Nuclear power should be expanded and should play a role in addressing our energy and environmental needs. Nuclear power generates one-fifth of America's electricity. It holds the potential to provide clean, relatively inexpensive power and lessen our dependence on fossil fuels at a time when prices are rising.
France gets 80% of its electricity from nuclear power and Japan is aggressively building new reactors. If they can do it, so can we. While safety around using nuclear power has improved greatly, we need to invest in research to find a long term solution to storing nuclear waste. And as we look to increase our nuclear energy, nuclear plant security also must be a top priority."
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"I am proud to represent the people of South Carolina, and I believe that my record on the issues is the best resource for voters as they make decisions about their support. As such, I choose not participate in surveys or pledges.
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Petroleum Property Valuation: A Binomial Lattice Implementation of Option Pricing Theory
We take a simple tutorial approach to explain how option valuation can be applied in practice to the petroleum industry. We discuss a simple spreadsheet formulation, demonstrate how required input data can be extracted from market information, and give several exploration and development examples. Under the market and fiscal conditions described we derive the value of discovered, undeveloped reserves projected to result from offshore licensing in the United Kingdom, and we show how to determine the maximum amount that should be committed to an exploration work program to find those reserves. Lease-bidding and farm-out applications are briefly described. We recommend option valuation as an alternative to discounted cash flow analysis in situations where cash flows are uncertain and management has operating flexibility to adjust investment during the life of the project, and point to further work needed to fully value nested or embedded options.
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- News Room32nd Annual SEC and Financial Reporting Institute ConferenceGathering Addresses New Regulations, Features Chair of SECJune 28, 2013 • by News at Marshall
Nearly 500 high-ranking finance officers, CEOs and CPAs gathered to hear from the nation's top financial regulators about current developments and trends that will impact their business during the 32nd Annual SEC and Financial Reporting Institute Conference on May 30. The conference, sponsored by the USC Leventhal School of Accounting, brings federal officials, leading academics, regulators and standard setters together to discuss regulations, enforcement and to establish a beneficial dialogue.
"This conference is a great opportunity for the regulators, the rule-makers to come to the West Coast, to Los Angeles, to help people understand what the cutting-edge issues are in financial reporting," said Randolph Beatty, director of the SEC and Financial Reporting Institute, Accounting Circle professor of Accounting, Leventhal. "After the financial crisis, markets cry out for verifiable news, information that represents what's happening in individual companies as well as the market in general. There's a very big desire in markets to have numbers and information about companies that will hold up to scrutiny. The accounting profession is in a position of trying to assure that. We provide a very important function."
This year, much focus was given to new standards on revenue recognition, which will be released in coming months, as well as standards on financial instrument projects (classification and measurement; and impairment) and leasing, which will be completed in 2014, with one on insurance thereafter. Russell Golden, chairman of the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB), spoke about these "convergence" projects with the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB), and the implementation process.
"Issuing final standards is just the beginning – not the end – of the process. Once the standard is issued, we plan to spend a considerable amount of time and energy addressing implementation and education issues," said Golden, outlining transition resource groups focused on education, amendments and interpretation which will include representatives from the preparer, auditor and investor communities.
Revenue recognition standards will effectively impact all organizations, according to William Holder, dean of the Leventhal School of Accounting.
"There are exceptionally major changes coming down the pike in terms of accounting. The analytical basis, the historical models of performance are all going to be affected substantially and that will require some recalibration, reconsideration of various performance metrics and standards that have grown to be used by analysts and other financial statement users over the years," said Holder. "Having a group of regulators meet with a group of individuals who are essentially subject to those regulations to discuss these matters, to air concerns, to receive and give information is a very healthy kind of activity. It not only helps those subject to the regulations to implement the regulations in the intended ways, but it also informs the regulators, the standard setters of both the limits as well as the implications of the regulations they are pondering."
In addition to presentations on the new regulations, which featured commentary from Paul Beswick, chief accountant for the SEC, and Howard Scheck, chief accountant in the SEC's Division of Enforcement, outlined recent compliance and enforcement issues on which the agency was focusing.
Elisse Walter, the outgoing chair of the SEC, also gave a keynote address – a conference highlight in which she touched on her lifelong love of accounting, two decades with the SEC and the crucial role of accounting professionals in implementing both new and current regulations.
"Because financial information is the starting point for an investor's decision-making process, high-quality accounting standards are critical. Accurate and useful financial information creates the environment in which capital formation sprouts, grows and, sadly, sometimes withers," said Walter. "We are charged with creating and implementing an accounting and audit foundation that will allow investors to make sense of the rapidly changing financial markets, and ensure that the results are not only timely and accurate, but also comprehensible and useful to investors."
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Demand for cocoa is soaring around the world – growing 2 to 3 percent each year. Perhaps nowhere is that growth stronger than in Asia, particularly in China and India. Given the demand, the ability to grow cocoa locally in the South East Asia region is especially important.
One of the keys to improved yield and quality over the short-term in South East Asia is better pest management – especially of Cocoa Pod Borer (CPB). The challenges associated with CPB are enormous and the economic impact on local farmers can be devastating. It is thought that CPB has jumped from a crop like rambutan to cocoa, with the most recent outbreak occurring in Papua New Guinea.
Mars Chocolate, in partnership with the Indonesia Coffee and Cocoa Research Institute, Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research and the World Cocoa Foundation, hosted a recent workshop on CPB in Bali, Indonesia. The goal of the meeting was to discuss what is currently known about CPB, and to talk about best practices and new efforts in the region to help control the pest. We invited nearly 60 individuals – including researchers from Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, Malaysia and Vietnam, and other experts from Europe, Australia and the United States.
It was an incredibly successful two-day meeting. With all of our partners and participants we conducted a thorough review of the most effective control methods currently being implemented – such as pruning, sleeving, sanitation, spraying, more frequent harvesting, biocoating and husk disposal. The need for well managed cocoa farms with small-pruned trees is especially important to manage and control CPB. Many farmers spray their cocoa trees to control CPB and the need for controlled pesticide use – the appropriate chemical at the right time – came up as a frequent topic of discussion.
We also discussed new innovations showing promise, such as resistant cocoa varieties in Indonesia and Malaysia where several clones are currently under evaluation. In addition, we debated the use of composting and fertilizer to grow stronger trees more capable of resisting the disease. Ants have also been used successfully in some locations.
While much progress is being made, the workshop also identified a number of gaps where more work is needed. More development work on artificial diets for CPB study, new insecticides, a reappraisal of pheromones, and the use of the host plant kairomones are all efforts that have the potential to dramatically alter the impact of CPB. We are also working with countries like Vietnam, which is currently CPB free, for what they might do to prepare in case CPB shows up on cocoa farms there.
We concluded the meeting by identifying new areas for future work, along with the groups that would develop the projects and proposals for further study. Given the size and scale of the challenge, we agreed to hold an annual meeting with what will now be known as the Asia Cocoa IPM Group.
CPB is a major economic threat for cocoa farmers and Mars Chocolate and our partners are committed to developing the innovations, resources and collaboration necessary to most effectively combat this pest. Smilja Lambert and I would like to thank the following; the participants, ICCRI, ACIAR, and WCF for support, Alex Viljoen (Mars) for organisation, and Cocoa Paper for the conference notebooks and nametags.


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Already a definitive force in universal song writing, the collected offerings of EMI approved double-act Miriam and Olivia Nervo have proven increasingly popular across the spectrum of Electronic music. Launching into their inaugural release for 2012, Nervo are on hand to inject a solid melodic core into what started as a collaborative effort alongside Swedish peer Avicii.
Taking the reins of their own emotive top line, 'You're Gonna Love Again' carries all the familiar hallmarks of a melodic anthem. Amid the prancing synth play and dutifully cut transitions towards pumping Progressive House, there is an air of dignity and considerable persistence to this universally accessible injection of pop-induced club fuel. With a whole host of singles still on the horizon and a further collaboration with Nicky Romero ahead of them, these leading ladies of Electronic Dance Music are sure to be building on the positive momentum that has engulfed them 2012.
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thats "the avicii" and the sound i felt in love !!! so powerful !!!
What happened with Avicii?
Avicii was just helping the girls if I recall correctly. He didn't produce the song. So it's all NERVO? Not sure though!
Haha Marcus, good one. but it's not only the Nexus Piano, those filtered Arps in the breakdown and the high-pitched Pluck but even the High lead is Avicii's legacy
Mikey is correct. This track was produced by NERVO and Matt Schwartz. Avicii has a co-writers credit but that the extent of his involvement
Avicii probably just wrote the melody and Matt Schwartz produced it. possibly?
loved it! <3
so these bitches aint producing their own music?
Not sure if Avicii had anything to do with this version. The previous version floating around YouTube was definitely by him though, had all his synths and the same drums as Fade Into Darkness.
Mikey and Nicko are correct, he just co-wrote the song AND they do produce their own music… as well as other peoples' music haha


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Angolan Government choses Mandriva to develop Information Society
Mandriva and Angola today announce the signature of a broad technical
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Angola - a country with strong links with Portugal and Brazil - has
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in 2006) thanks to considerable natural resources, among which oil and
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it facilitates the living of the citizens", says Pr. Pedro Teta,
Angolan Vice-Minister of Science and Technology.
Although Internet access is available in all 18 provinces of the
country, a lot remains to be done, due to the lack of
telecommunications infrastructure and training. The Angolan government
is currently installing fiber optics to bring telecommunication costs
down. Angola has a global program to teach first all civil servants
to use a computer, then all students.
Pr. Pedro Teta is also the coordinator of the National Commission for
Information Technologies (CNTI), whose role is to contribute to
reducing the digital divide in Angola both at the state level and in
the general population. CNTI has identified open source software as a
major strategic component in its efforts to build an information
The benefits of open source software are:
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* capacity to master technology;
* opportunity to develop a local ecosystem.
Mandriva and CNTI have signed an agreement by which Mandriva will
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solutions, training and consulting services. Mandriva will be training
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products and ensure their maintenance.
Mandriva will work in closed collaboration with a local partner,
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plans to train 50 Angolan engineers. The first results of this program
will be communicated next November at the Angola IT Forum held by the
"The Angolan government drew up a strategic plan of development of
information technologies in order to standardize computing solutions
in institutions. It is also planning to train public servants. We
chose Mandriva to help us in this effort", says Pr. Pedro Teta.
"We are very proud to be involved in this initiative to bridge the
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Rain in Sierra Leone is becoming scare because of climate change.
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Madonna's M.D.N.A. created a frenzy across the Twitterverse on Wednesday. The Queen of Pop sent fans into a Twitter tizzy after revealing that her hotly-awaited 12th studio album will be called M.D.N.A. (an acronym for Madonna).
The "Material Girl" legend was being interviewed for an episode of Britain's The Graham Norton Show when she let the new title slip. According to Madge, she settled on the M.D.N.A. moniker because she is "currently into initials."
The four letters instantly started a trend on Twitter, with music fans speculating as to whether it did stand for a shortened version of the star's name or whether it actually had a more hidden (read: sinister) meaning: Think MDMA, as in the club drug, Ecstasy.
An exact release date has not been announced, but the disc is expected to arrive in late March.
"It's soon -- it depends how quickly people hack into my server and leak it. Can people wait? It's terrible," Madonna cracked in a not-so-thinly-veiled reference to a real-life drama.
The Rock 'n Roll Hall of Famer, 53, is hot on the trail of sneaky staff members who have been selling music, vids and un-photoshopped snapshots of the star behind her back, according to recent reports. Federal investigators are on the hunt for the culprits behind illegal Madonna leaks dating back to 2010.
"There's a much bigger picture. The source of these leaks come[s] from within Madonna's camp. Single tracks have been exchanging hands for well over $1,000. Hundreds of hours of Madonna footage have been obtained illegally for tens of thousands of dollars," one insider told Britain's The Sun this week.
Madge will perform her new single, "Give Me All Your Love," which features M.I.A. and Nicki Minaj, at Super Bowl XLVI in Indianapolis on Feb. 5. The single will impact the airwaves on Feb. 7.
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In an effort to preserve the family institution, the Ministry of Women Affairs, Gender and Community Development is in the process of setting up a commission of study into family life issues, a move that is expected to help curb the rate at which people are divorcing.
In Zimbabwe the saying 'Musha Mukadzi' is a basic traditional principle.
This principle has driven the Ministry bestowed with custodianship of the day which was set aside by the United Nations to highlight the importance of families.
Dr Olivia Muchena said her Ministry is concerned with the rate at which married couples are divorcing, adding that a study on family life issues will soon be carried out as part of efforts to address the challenge.
The family constitutes the basic unit of society where values are moulded and Dr Muchena urged parents to spend some time with their children so that the important role of transmitting cultural traditions from one generation to another is not lost.
May 15 is a special day which recognises the significance of the family in society.
The International Day of the Family was first celebrated in 1995 in response to the changing social and economic structures, which in turn affect the stability of family units in many regions of the globe.
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