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The Human Costs of Cancer
This essay, which appeared in The Wall Street Journal, is adapted from Azra Raza’s new book, The First Cell and the Human Costs of Pursuing Cancer to the Last, in which she argues that we need to shift our focus from fighting cancer in its last stages to finding the very first cells.
I have been studying and treating cancer for 35 years, and here’s what I know about the progress made in that time: There has been far less than it appears. Despite some advances, the treatments for most kinds of cancer continue to be too painful, too damaging, too expensive and too ineffective. The same three methods—surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy—have prevailed for a half-century.
Consider acute myeloid leukemia, the bone-marrow malignancy that is my specialty. AML accounts for a third of all leukemia cases. Currently, the average age of diagnosis is 68; roughly 11,000 individuals die annually from the disease. The five-year survival rate for diagnosed adults is 24%, and a bone-marrow transplant increases the odds to 50% at best. These figures have hardly budged since the 1970s.
The overall rate of cancer deaths in the U.S. has fallen by a quarter since its peak in 1991, translating to 2.4 million lives saved—but improved treatments are not the primary reason. Rather, a reduction in smoking and improvements in screening have led to 36% fewer deaths for some of the most common cancers—lung, colorectal, breast and prostate. And for all those gains, overall cancer death rates are not dramatically different from what they were in the 1930s, before they rose along with cigarette use. Meanwhile, cancer drug costs are spiraling out of control, projected to exceed $150 billion by next year. With the newest immunotherapies costing millions, the current cancer-treatment paradigm is fast becoming unsupportable.
What we need now is a paradigm shift. Today, the newest methods generating the most research and expense tend to be focused on treating the worst cases—chasing after the last cancer cells in end-stage patients whose prognoses are the worst. We need instead to commit to anticipating, finding and destroying the first cancer cells. We must reliably detect the faint footprints of cancer at the beginning and stop it in its tracks. Such prevention represents the cheapest, fastest and safest alternative to the terrible, longstanding treatment trio of slash, poison and burn. It’s the most universally applicable way to save lives, and the estimated cost-savings from early diagnosis add up to over $26 billion a year, more than any other new approach can promise.
Earlier detection is also the most humane way to improve cancer outcomes. Status quo treatments—the combination of surgery, chemotherapy and radiation for solid tumors, or chemo and bone marrow transplants for liquid ones—can be brutal and indiscriminate killers. Treatments often leave patients in agony, while providing mere months of added survival. The new immunotherapies can be even more dangerous and harsh. Patients have to be treated in intensive care units, and entire industries are sprouting up just to control the deadly side effects.
I’ve experienced the pain of this situation from the other side of the hospital bed. My own husband, a leading oncologist himself, survived one cancer at the age of 34 and became convinced that he was destined to die young, suspecting every stray blemish of being malignant. When a swollen lymph node appeared in his neck in February 1998, he suspected the worse. At first, we were relieved to find it was only a lymphoma and not a much more terrifying metastatic appearance of his previous cancer.
But the treatments we gave him caused his immune system to collapse. His weight went down to a mere 139 pounds from 210, and his face became disfigured by lesions and paralysis. At our daughter’s eighth birthday party, I found him hiding in a bedroom. “What’s wrong?” I asked. “I did my best to live until her birthday,” he answered, “I need another target, Az.” I managed to say with bogus good cheer, “What about my birthday?” He looked wistfully at me and smiled, “I’m afraid that is too far.” Four months later, he died of sepsis.
I’m not suggesting that the entire field of oncology has failed us. Lymphoma, in fact, is one of the types of cancers for which outcomes have improved, and there are others. In the 1970s, the odds of surviving five years with mediastinal germ-cell tumors—a cancer growing from reproductive cells but which arises in the chest—was only 3%, regardless of the stage; now that ranges from 42% to 76%. Survival rates for patients with melanoma, a cancer of the skin, and multiple myeloma, a cancer of bone marrow plasma cells, also have risen significantly.
Such improvements, however, also planted the seeds of our current misguided approach. The most dramatic results were achieved with treatments developed more than 20 years ago in two blood cancers, each of which was found to be the result of a single cellular abnormality that could be addressed by a single drug. These successes were very welcome, but they had a downside. They seemed to confirm that cancer results from a genetic mutation that can be cured with a “magic bullet.” Enormous resources were invested in the hunt for single mutations in other cancers, which has evolved into a hugely popular medical effort known as “precision oncology.” The idea is to sequence tumors, identify the key mutations responsible for the uncontrolled growth of cells and block their action with a specific drug.
As precision oncology gained steam, a clinical-trial initiative spearheaded by the National Cancer Institute called the Molecular Analysis for Therapy Choice, or MATCH, started in 2015. There were more than 30 arms of this trial, and the results are slowly trickling in. Among the more common tumors tested, “actionable” mutations addressable by existing drugs were found in 15% of cases at best. A bigger disappointment is that even pairing a mutation to a drug did not guarantee results—only a third of the matched patients responded to the treatment, and half of those responses faded within six months. Though the pursuit of precision oncology has by no means folded, expectations have been seriously dialed down.
In reality, most common cancers are far more confounding. No wonder that up to 95% of cancer drugs brought to the bedside in clinical trials fail to win FDA approval. And among the other 5%, many hardly deserve their approvals, as their improvements to survival only last a few months and for a fraction of the treated cases. An exception has been the introduction of new immunotherapies like CAR-T (chimeric antigen receptor T cells). These have allowed some hopeless patients with lung cancer, melanoma, lymphoma and acute lymphoblastic leukemia to live years beyond their predicted survival. But there are serious problems with the much-hyped CAR-T. The treatment is available, at a financially prohibitive cost, for very few patients. Worse, it can be physically toxic and is not universally curative.
So what is the solution?
For one thing, all of us in the biomedical sciences need to descend from our high horse and humbly admit where we have been wrong. We have sought to model cancer in petri dishes and mice, seeking out single drugs for simple genetic mutations. But cancer is far too complex a problem to be solved with such reductionism. We have not made much progress in the past 50 years and won’t advance much more in another 50 if we insist on the same-old same-old.
The idea of early detection as the best, most effective approach is not new. As far back as 1907, the British physician Charles Childe, author of “The Control of a Scourge,” observed, “Cancer itself is not incurable ... it is the delay that makes it so,” and pushed for a public campaign for early intervention. The American Society for the Control of Cancer promoted early detection drives from the 1930s to 1950s through a “Women’s Field Army” with the slogan, “Delay Kills.”
Current screening tests have proven the potential for a major shift in focus, but they are far from perfect. Monitoring methods such as mammography, colonoscopy, Pap smears and testing for prostate specific antigen (PSA) have been in use for decades, but not all are uniformly successful. Some lesions progress so slowly that a patient is more likely to die of something else, while some dangerous tumors still are not detectable before it is too late to cure them.
Despite the problems, several large studies have found reduced breast cancer deaths for women screened by mammograms, and death rates from colorectal cancers and cervical cancers, which proceed in a stepwise manner from inception to dangerous disease, also have improved with screening. But the same is not true for lung cancer, for example. Three randomized trials failed to show a reduction in lung cancer deaths from screening. Much of the treatment given to the patients was at best unnecessary, and some of it proved actually harmful.
The quest for me and many others in the field is to move beyond such annual tests and develop technology that would provide continuous machine-monitored screening of the human body. That in turn would enable newly effective treatments to head off cancer in early stages—for instance, quickly zapping a small budding group of malignant cells with a laser without the need for prolonged courses of radiation and chemotherapy. And we already have a number of drugs that work well only in the early stages of cancer, including for leukemia.
One urgent need in this effort is to define “biomarkers” of cancerous cells. These can be almost anything—an unusual protein, a strand of genetic material or some compound—that the cancer cells release into our bodies. The National Cancer Institute is already supporting several large initiatives with the hope that such biomarkers will not only provide the earliest footprints of cancer but also help to separate aggressive tumors from non-life-threatening ones.
A good example is the work of Dr. Bert Vogelstein’s research group at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine. In 2018, they developed CancerSEEK, a blood test that measures eight cancer proteins and 16 genetic mutations from DNA circulating in the blood. This “liquid biopsy” correctly spotted the presence of cancer in 70% of samples obtained from patients with eight types of malignancies. Nor were they simply finding new ways to do old things. Five of the cancers in question (ovary, liver, stomach, pancreas and esophagus) have no currently available screening methods.
Equally promising are some of the imaging and wearable devices being developed at centers devoted to early cancer detection. At Stanford University’s Canary Center, Dr. Sanjiv Gambhir’s lab has managed to modify a specific type of immune cell to patrol the body for the presence of malignant cells and to send red alerts through the blood and urine if they are detected. His laboratory is also developing a “smart toilet” to sample stool for the DNA of mutated tumors indicating early colorectal cancer. And an ongoing clinical trial there is testing a “smart bra” fitted with integrated thermal sensors to detect circadian temperature changes associated with early-stage breast cancers.
My own efforts in early detection began in 1984, when I sensed that my cancer specialty, AML, would prove difficult to cure in my lifetime. Sadly, so far, I have been proved right. We are still using the same two drugs to treat AML that we were using in 1977, with the same dreadful results. Back then, I pinned my hopes on finding this leukemia in its pre-leukemic stage, and I needed human cells to study. Thus began my tissue repository, which contains thousands of samples drawn from my patients over the past 35 years as they progressed through the natural history of their diseases. Though we have regularly studied selected samples from this precious bank of cells and made useful observations, we lacked the technology to analyze enormous batches of them. Recent improvements in genomics and mass spectrometry have now made it practical and economical to comprehensively examine tissue to find new biomarkers.
Sometimes, rather than improving existing methods, a drastic change in strategy is essential. Our idea is to develop a radically different set of tools for early cancer detection, by identifying those novel biomarkers and developing imaging and implantable devices to provide persistent monitoring of healthy bodies. We have high hopes for a device that has been dubbed the mChip, developed by Dr. Samuel Sia, a biomedical engineer at Columbia University. It uses microfluidics to perform lab-quality measurement of a cancer marker from a small amount of blood in a test that can be performed at home. The company OPKO recently obtained FDA approval for the mChip to detect one biomarker, for early-stage prostate cancer. Once we identify the right biomarkers, the mChip technology could be equally effective in sighting the first leukemia cell.
Such sporadic efforts by a few researchers will take far too long, however, to yield the needed answers. We need to go further and redirect intellectual and financial resources from the usual grant proposals to early detection using actual human samples. By posing exciting challenges to competitive scientists, progress can be accelerated dramatically.
What’s missing from today’s discussion of cancer is the admission that current strategies have failed and we need to take a 180-degree turn. We now invest a lot of effort into finding minimal residual disease. Why not apply the same rigor and focus to finding minimal initial disease? Cancer research has been promising hope and delivering disappointments for a half-century. Instead of letting cancer grow into its end-stage monstrosity, let us assemble our resources to pre-empt that battle and strike instead at cancer’s root: the first cells.
— Azra Raza is the Chan Soon-Shiong Professor of Medicine and director of the Myelodysplastic Syndrome Center at Columbia University.


Mailing Address Changes!
- Published: February 1, 2019, 1:07 pm
Canada Post has introduced a change to the mailing addresses of properties within the Village of Bible Hill. Notices to residents were circulated by Canada Post in late January describing the change from ‘Truro’ to ‘Bible Hill’ as the mailing municipality.
The change takes effect March 18, 2019 when residents should begin using ‘Bible Hill’ and inform correspondents of the new address.
Canada Post will automatically redirect mail bearing the old Truro address for a period of one-year.
Beginning March 18th, we encourage all residents, including commercial business and institutions, to begin using Bible Hill as your mailing address and physical location descriptions.
- Published: January 25, 2019, 12:54 pm
The Village of Bible Hill is looking for your input!
We are in the process of updating our website, and would like to know what you think!
If you could take a few minutes and complete this short survey, we would really appreciate it!
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2019 Volunteer Awards
- Published: January 14, 2019, 9:46 am
Parks and Recreation Committee Application
- Published: January 17, 2019, 4:16 pm
Are you a Bible Hill resident who is interested in influencing local recreation opportunities?
The Village of Bible Hill is looking for nominations to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee. The committee meets monthly on a Tuesday evening, and position terms are for 2 year. The committee makes recommendations to the Commission on everything from new programs, park and trail development, to the pricing for day camps.
If you would like to view the Parks and Recreation Commitee Application and Policy, click here.
- Published: January 8, 2019, 12:57 pm
Rec Park Night Hike
Meet at the Bible Hill Recreation Park at 7PM on Friday, January 18th for this fun night hike along the Salmon River.
A nearly full moon should provide lots of light but bring a flashlight if you wish. Dress for the weather, this hike will happen snow or shine.
Family friendly. To reserve snow shoes, please call (902) 893-8083.
Valentine's Day Snow Shoe
Meet at the Village Court Trailhead at 10AM on Thursday, February 14th for this relaxing Valentine’s day hike along Farnham brook.
There are a few hills and the trail will likely be snowcovered, but this trail is otherwise suitable for all ages and skill levels.
Dress for the weather, this hike will happen snow or shine. Family friendly.To reserve snow shoes, please call (902) 893-8083.


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Phillies 8, Yankees 6: Jimmy Rollins on the win: “We didn’t have a choice. It was either go home and watch football and college basketball or extend the season.” Somewhere Cole Hamels is whimpering. He really likes college basketball. Other random thoughts:
Today is the last off day before the season is over. Can’t decide if that’s a good thing (no more waiting around a whole day for baseball) or a bad thing (we’re so close to months of waiting around for baseball).

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Revealed at the Auto Expo 2018, the TVS Zeppelin is unlike anything else we’ve seen until now at the show. A definite star of the show, the bike is a performance-oriented machine in the age of wanderlust filled ride goals. The TVS Zeppelin is a performance cruiser motorcycle, sporting a raw metal look and feel. At the heart is a 220cc engine coupled with a one-of- its kind, TVS patented – Integrated Starter Generator (ISG). ISG comes with an e-boost option, which starts the motorcycle faster by giving it an augmented boost.
The bike gets a A 1200W regenerative assist motor with 48V Li-ION battery. Targeted at the new-age long distance rider, TVS Zeppelin is a sleek metal-bodied cruiser in a striking matte black finish with shades of rustic brown. The sleek ochre front forks, together with a compact head-lamp, make a distinct statement. The riding posture of TVS Zeppelin is aggressive yet comfortable, having two-up seat, lowered bars and feet forward highway pegs.
The handling of the motorcycle is aided by lightweight tubeless spoked alloys, 41 mm USD forks, dual-channel Anti-Lock Braking System (ABS) and monoshock. Its silent belt drive provides an engaging ride with a dynamic cornering capability added to a superior braking performance. Complete with state-of-the-art features such as LED lighting system, first-in-class smart Bio-key, electronic speedometer, online connectivity, the TVS Zeppelin also hosts an integrated HD Action camera to capture your riding adventures on the go. TVS Zeppelin looks to be the new milestone in the world of cruising, where the power cruising and minimalist design blend seamlessly with cutting-edge techno


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Area players honored as Academic All-State
INDIANAPOLIS — Two Plymouth High School boys basketball players and one Bremen player were named to the Indiana Basketball Coaches Association’s annual Academic All-State Honorable Mention list.
Plymouth seniors Ryan McNeil and John Ruff and Bremen senior Mitch Huppert were all given the IBCA distinction Monday, while North Judson’s John Eckert was named to the first team list.
In all, 57 seniors across the state were chosen for first team Academic All-State honors, while an additional 146 boys and 148 girls were selected for the honorable mention distinction.
In determining the Academic All-State lists, the IBCA considers both academic and athletic prowess. Grade-point average, college board scores and academic class rank are looked at along with athletic performance in areas such as points per game, rebounds per game, assists per game and shooting percentage.
IBCA-member head coaches from schools across the state may nominate their seniors who meet criteria that include a 3.5 GPA or higher on a 4.0 scale, a class rank in the upper 25 percent, an SAT score of 1,500 or an ACT score of 23.
Once nominations are received, an IBCA committee reviews the information and determines awards for first team and honorable mention.
Those selected will receive certificates from the IBCA for their honor. Those certificates will be distributed to coaches at the IBCA Spring Clinic on April 27-28 in Indianapolis. The coaches then present the certificates to the honored players in May.
The IBCA has selected an Academic All-State team for boys since 1973. The program was expanded to include a girls’ Academic All-State team in 1980.


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For a limited time, visit Beacon Press at Scribd to download a PDF of Plante's extraordinary memoir American Ghosts for free. If you'd rather get a copy of the paperback, order from Beacon for the special low price of $3.99.
David Plante is the author of more than a dozen novels, including the Francoeur trilogy—The Family, The Woods, and The Country—as well as the nonfiction books Difficult Women, American Ghosts, and The Pure Lover. His work has appeared in many periodicals, The New Yorker and The Paris Review among them, and he has been nominated for a National Book Award.
Plante grew up in an isolated, French-speaking community in Providence, Rhode Island, where nuns preserved the beliefs of le grand Canada amidst the profound presence of their deep, dark God. Caught between his silent, part-Blackfoot father and his vivacious but trapped mother, Plante flees this small world, losing his belief in any god and finding the center of his life in love and in writing. Still, the ghosts of his past haunt Plante and drive him to embark on a stunning spiritual and physical journey.
"This wonderful book takes on what may be the hardest questions by allowing this most observant individual to see and hear in miraculous detail. How, it asks, does any person become American, let alone find a place in the breathing cathedral that is this majestic universe?" —Jane Vandenburgh, Boston Globe
"A memoir full of doubts and hesitations, a self-scouring undertaken with resolute frankness and considerable stylistic grace . . . Plante shows that origins can work on the spirit with a force as strong as gravity." —Sven Birkets, New York Times Book Review
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No Gem Left Behind
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This product comes with a zip containing 20 design files for your choice of growth chart with boy or girl theme topper, and with or without stipple.
Stitch out directions:
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Assembly is straitforward jusy attach block to block on the sewing machine after trimming 1/2 inch above and below lines at top and bottom.
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War of Words took place between Telangana Minister KTR and MIM Leader Akbaruddin Owaisi in Telangana state assembly session over Farmers Suicide issue in the State firing on each other over their “Way of Talking.”
Owaisi alleged that despite the number of suicides are happening in chief minister KCR’s own constituency, he seems to be relaxing at his farm house. He said, “More than 10 lakh people has applied for the ‘Kisan Card.’ In that, only 80, 000 people were given that Kisan card. Is this what, the farmers expected from the state of Telangana? And is this why they wanted their own state of Telangana?” He added that it is not fair to blame the nature for the suicides of farmers and all the leaders of ruling party must take responsibility.


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The Challow Novice Hurdle forms part of an exciting month for national hunt racing as it takes place each year during December. It is a great opportunity for betting on novice hurdlers, who should have gained a touch of experience over the obstacles as the season is in full swing by this point.
The Grade One race is open to horses aged four and over and it involves a distance of 2 miles and 5 furlongs, with ten hurdles to be jumped along the way.
It is always a high quality renewal and the winners list boasts some exciting names from the world of national hunt racing. Many will be looking at the race for some clues to the odds and the best ante-post bets at Cheltenham Festival in March and there have been some fine winners at Newbury in the past.
Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Denman is a former winner for Paul Nicholls, whose stables have yielded two winners in this race so far. Furthermore, Reve De Sivola used victory in the race as a platform for success in the Punchestown Memorial Champion Novice Hurdle, Backspin upset the odds in 2011 to win the race on only his third start and in the process handed Jonjo O'Neill a third win in the race, with entries from the Irish trainer's tables worth a look in the ante-post betting.
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Rome , Italy (AAP) – Voters in the Italian capital went to the polls Sunday with all signs indicating that they will elect Virginia Raggi as the first female mayor of the Eternal City. Raggi, a 37-year-old lawyer and local
Rome , Italy (AAP) – Voters in the Italian capital went to the polls Sunday with all signs indicating that they will elect Virginia Raggi as the first female mayor of the Eternal City.
Raggi, a 37-year-old lawyer and local councillor, has leapt from anonymity to become one of the best-known faces in Italian politics in the space of only a few months on the campaign trail.
The telegenic brunette, whose victory would be a blow for Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, is the rising star of the populist Five Star movement (M5S), the anti-establishment party founded by comedian Beppe Grillo.
More than nine million voters are eligible to take part in Sunday´s second round election in 126 communes, including Rome, Milan, Naples, Turin and Bologna.
“It´s a very special day for us, we finally have the chance to have somebody new who can change things,” Aldo, a 72-year-old pensioner, told AFP shortly after casting his ballot for the Five Star movement at a primary school in the Trastevere district of Rome.
“All the others have failed, we hope that they will succeed,” he added.
All eyes are on Five Star which has emerged as the best-supported opposition to the center-left Democratic Party (PD)-led coalition of Renzi, and the stakes are extremely high for a movement that was only founded in 2009.
With the ebullient Renzi´s star waning slightly, success in Rome could provide a platform for a tilt at national power in general elections due in 2018.
The PD also faces defeat in Italy´s financial capital Milan and a tough challenge in Turin.
“We are witnessing a historic moment,” Raggi said after the first round of voting on June 5, from which she emerged with 35 percent of the vote, well ahead of her run-off second-placed rival, Roberto Giachetti (24 percent).
It was a particularly remarkable achievement for a party with a very limited organisational apparatus and also for a woman who only entered politics five years ago.
That was a move, she recently told AFP, triggered by the birth of her son Matteo and her determination that he should not grow up in a city beset by the intertwined problems of failing public services and endemic corruption.
Opposition to Italy´s ingrained cronyism and sleaze is the foundation of M5S´s appeal to voters and the Roman electorate have had their fill of those in recent years.


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I’m realizing that I’ve been resisting a creative writing project close to my heart. I want to write this, but I fear that something may be so painful or unearthing about it, that I am resisting it.
Resistance just creates more resistance.
It takes courage to meet difficulty, or resistance, with ease.
It’s the same thing I try to teach in my yoga classes. (I hope that I am getting this across in that strange meld of verbal cue-ing and the language of the body that is yoga instruction.) You do a stretch. At some point, if you’re quiet and mindful enough in the execution of the stretch, you will reach a point where your muscle wants to resist.
If you tighten up and mentally or physically resist, it makes it all that much worse. The resistance seems to grow exponentially.
If instead, at that moment of initial resistance, you practice letting the drama drop away from mind and body, and simply breathe and face the initial resistance without drama, you can ease into the resistance and move past it.
It’s something that I learn in my own body and my own yoga practice over and over again. And it’s something I learn in life, over and over.
So, I am going to breathe and ease into this creative writing project. I’m going to drop away the drama of fear and all the crap that my mind creates (it’s not good enough, it will never pay, no one will read it, I can’t write it…). That mind-talk is noisy ego talking, and I’m going to let it go in a very neutral way.
And then I’m going to write, without attachment.

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Orchestra of New Spain presents
For our third celebration of the Texas roots of Juneteenth we continue featuring classical music, ragtime and songs by Black composers. These compositions include ‘Reflection on a Memorial’ by outstanding young Dallas talent Quinn Mason, a series of ‘Six Dances’ by prominent neoclassicist Ulysses Kay, who taught at CUNY and was known for his many film scores, orchestral and chamber works. We feature this season the little known operatic composition ‘Treemonisha’ by ragtime star Scott Joplin, who wished to be known also for his serious works. Highlighting the rich vocal tradition of the Black community we feature celebrated soprano and versatile Dallas chorus master, Alfrelynn Roberts, with traditional spirituals arranged by John Carter, the famous ‘Didn’t My Lord Deliver Daniel’ arranged by Courtney Carey and ‘Witness’, an a cappella piece arranged by Hall Johnson. Ms Roberts will also perform art songs from ‘Nightsongs’ based on poems of Langston Hughes set to music by Leslie Adams. Join us to hear and honor these 20th Century composers who have overcome and succeeded.
General Admission: $30
Student Ticket: $10
Thu, June 15, 7pm
Lewisville Grand Theater
100 N. Charles St. Lewisville, TX 75057
$15/ /$5 students
Sun, June 18 at 5 pm
St. Paul Lutheran Church and Christian Academy
5725 S Marsalis Ave, Dallas, TX 75241
Admission complimentary. Reception following concert.


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“We should be storming the Capitol.”
Quick pop quiz: Who said that?
You would be forgiven for thinking that the quote belongs to former President Donald Trump, who is of course a central figure in the Capitol riot on Jan. 6, 2021.
However, Trump never said that. Whether you think he deserves blame for what happened that day or not, it is simply a fact that he never overtly called on the people there to do that in such definitive terms.
The words were actually uttered this Monday at a Juneteenth event at the University of Southern Maine in Portland by Speaker of the Maine House of Representatives Rachel Talbot Ross.
The context of the story is that Ross had stood up to address the panelists and attendees of the event in order to attack the Maine Department of Education for apparently giving insufficient attention to African-American history and culture in Maine schools. She said that the department was part of an “oppressive” and “supremacist” system that she described as an “atrocity.”
It is fascinating that a sitting Democratic speaker was so aggressive in her criticism of a department under the charge of a Democratic governor and a education commissioner appointed by a Democrat, and it continues to bring attention to some underlying tension between the present and potential future of the party in Maine.
But it is what she said next that raised eyebrows.
“We should all storm the institution, out of anger that this is the attitude that they’ve taken about our history,” she said. “We should be storming the Capitol. Really, I’m serious.”
Really. She’s serious.
For years, we have all been subjected to repeated lectures from the left that political rhetoric incites violence.
The funny thing about those accusations over the years is that they have been so politically one-sided. Some on the left suggested Sarah Palin was responsible for the shooting of Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords in 2011 because Palin’s political action committee had used target crosshairs on a U.S. Senate “target states” map. But when then-candidate Barack Obama gave an overt direction to his supporters to argue with their neighbors and get in their face, the mainstream press gave a big collective shrug.
Some on the left may claim that the difference is that right-wing lunatics actually commit violence, while reasonable left-wingers do not, so right-wing rhetoric is more problematic. Unfortunately, that is nothing more than the selective memory and tunnel vision of tribalism speaking, because there is plenty of left-wing political extremism and violence in this country.
The belief that hot rhetoric from the left is harmless while the same from the right is dangerous is an inaccurate view of reality born of being left wing. We as human beings believe that when “our side” does or says something, we know what they “really mean” and we believe that no sensible person could interpret it otherwise. When “they” do or say something, we believe their intent is as negative as it possibly could be, simply because they belong to a rival camp.
Which may explain why Rachel Talbot Ross’ comment was not covered in Maine’s media, why she was not asked to defend her remarks, and why no political firestorm erupted. Crickets. This, despite the clear declaration she made that people “should be storming the Capitol” due to their “anger,” and her statement that said that really, she was serious.
Imagine a world in which former Gov. Paul LePage said something like that. Imagine one where one of the Republican leaders in the Legislature, like Sen. Trey Stewart or Rep. Billy Bob Faulkingham, had said it. Imagine if I had said it in the pages of the Bangor Daily News.
Do you think it would have warranted attention from the press? Do you think it would have caused a controversy? Do you think it would’ve been universally condemned by everyone, and politicians all over the state would be asked to weigh in on the comment? Would a lot of very serious people spill ink over the subject, and would talking heads all across Maine give us hot takes?
You know that would happen. I don’t even know how you could dispute it.
But for this? It seems that Rachel Talbot Ross is a favored politician by all the right people in the state for this to go unnoticed. After all, we know what she “really meant,” right? Even though she said she was serious, she really wasn’t. Right?

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Collaboration is the word in a pioneering robotic surgery project that promises to revolutionize surgery as we know it. Multiple, snake-like devices controlled by a surgeon via joysticks will enter the patient’s body through natural orifices to perform life-saving procedures. By themselves these robotic devices will not be able to do much; by joining forces they will change the face of heart and trans-abdominal surgery.
Robots will collaborate with themselves and they will collaborate with humans in a complex, multi-arm, intuitive and adaptive system. Applications are many in the area of minimally invasive surgery and include heart, abdominal and urological procedures. “We aim to create a symbiosis between humans and robots,” says Professor Kaspar Althoefer, head of the Centre of Robotic Research at King’s College and leader of the project.
Sounds like science fiction?
Robotic surgery already a reality
Surgery performed with the aid of robotic devices is already happening with the famous Da Vinci robot used in a number of hospitals, including Guy’s Hospital where London’s leading surgeon Proka Dasgukpta carries out routinely prostatectomies. Da Vinci has done many a patient a life-saving service but this project goes one step further.
The robotic devices employed will not only ensure precision but also provide the surgeon with haptic feedback: though the surgeon will operate them remotely he or she will be able to feel inside the patient’s body as if the procedure was performed with bare hands.
The EU consortium working on this novel robotic surgery project comprises a variety of experts in cognitive sciences, robotics, sensing and medicine. It aims to create intelligent robotic systems that will be able operate autonomously as well as collaboratively: they will be able to sense, perceive, learn, reason and act.
“The cardiologist will interact with the robot in a symbiotic way training the robot to conduct tasks, whilst the robot will learn and become capable in time to support the clinician and form a symbiosis with the patient during the operation,” says Professor Althoefer. “It is a novel concept of robots that can be used in inaccessible environments, such as cardiac catheterization and generally minimally invasive surgery. Once developed these robotic surgery systems will also be of great benefit to cancer patients because the robotic devices are expected to support successful tumour resections.”
To Boldly Go
“The project” says Professor Althoefer, “is motivated by current research in medical robotics but also by biology and in particular by animals such as the octopus with its flexible and adaptable limbs.” Should the project be successful we may well be operated on by miniature robots which will be able to boldly go to areas of the body that are difficult to access.Simple, flexible robotic arms will assemble at the area of the body which needs repair, adapt to its environment and perform complex procedures. The surgeon will control them and they in turn will learn from and support the surgeon – a perfect symbiosis.
Led by King’s College London the EU consortium comprising experts from the UK, Italy, France, the Netherlands and Greece, hopes to revolutionize the way heart, gastro-intestinal, colorectal and urological operations are performed.
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You see, they’re innovators at heart, not satisfied doing the same thing as everyone else. Venerdi make bread that is extraordinary. Food to awaken life. When Venerdi started up back in 2002 they were at the frontline of a bread revolution. They gathered the conventional ideas about baking bread and said goodbye. Creating new rules and exploring new recipes. Instinct told them that food needed to be made with nutrition and health at the heart of the recipe, and that it should be tasty. Very tasty.
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D.W. Daniel boys soccer defeats Brookland-Cayce to capture the AAA state championship
COLUMBIA — “It’s so nice to get redemption. Not revenge, but redemption.”
D.W. Daniel senior Ezra White summed it up perfectly after Daniel defeated Brookland-Cayce in penalty kicks to win the Class AAA Boys Soccer State Championship.
The win was redemption after last season’s state championship loss to Brookland-Cayce. Since then, coming back to the state final was on Daniel’s agenda and the Lions were almost certain they’d see BC again.
And, the fact, they redeemed themselves made the win much, much sweeter.
“Of course, it’s (sweeter), man,” coach Phillip Boyer said. “I told the boys last week I almost printed out a picture of Eduardo (Moisa Membreno) on the body of a ghost and then almost printed out a Ghostbusters picture to say this is what we’ve got to do this week.
“If we’re being honest, Eduardo gave some of my guys nightmares from last year (by) the way he just shredded us. He’s such an incredible player… so to do it against him and against BC, who beat us last season, it’s sweet. I also want to say I can’t overstate how much respect I have for coach (Matthew) Drapeau and his program.”
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Daniel got out to a hot start by scoring two unanswered goals in the first 20 minutes, but the rest of the game wasn’t as easy.
Brookland-Cayce rallied back to go up 3-2 in the second half. Then senior co-captain Liam Desjardins tied it back up with an unbelievable 52-yard free-kick that sailed over the goalie.
After an hour and a half of lightning delays and two overtimes, the teams remained equal until penalty kicks, where junior goalkeeper Coleman Wright came up clutch.
Wright saved three of four penalty shots, sealing the game and championship for the Lions.
“Coleman, holy crap, Coleman was amazing,” junior teammate Jonas Barrett said. “That was incredible. I (have) no words.”
“It’s a blessing, (this) feels amazing,” Wright said. “I remember sophomore year Coach Boyer called me up and was like, ‘hey, we’re going to need you, man.’ Ever since then, I took the goalie position. (This) is amazing to me right now. Feels great.”
Seeking redemption over Brookland-Cayce was a motivator for Daniel, but the true catalyst behind this season’s push was the fact that this was Boyer’s last season with the Lions. He plans on going to Haiti with his family to help and support the community – he and his wife feel like it’s their calling.
Boyer embraced multiple players after the win. Even players that were with him for just a season feel strongly about their coach and look at him as a mentor.
“It was like a voice in the back of your head whenever you get tired,” White said. “You make that sprint because you want to do it for coach (Boyer), you want to make Coach happy because we didn’t get it last year. But we knew we were going to get it this year.”
The Lions cap the season exactly how they wanted, with a chip their shoulder. With Boyer and a spectacular senior class leaving, Daniel doesn’t plan on slacking off now that they hold the crown.
“Now they’re left with a legacy,” senior Tyler Brown said. Next year, hopefully, they can continue this legacy, go back to state and win this again.”
“We’ve already been talking about it just a little bit,” junior strike Jonas Barrett said of the future. “I’m excited for next year. It’s going to be a completely different type of game I feel like. Missing Ezra and Liam, the team can’t be the same. But, I feel we’ll still be a very solid team and hopefully, we make it back next year.
Joshua Miller covers high school sports for The Anderson Independent-Mail. Have questions, story ideas, scores and stats involving high school athletics? Send them to his email at email@example.com and follow him on Twitter: @NameIsJoshua


The world we are living in right now was something we did not have even imagine a year back. Things can change so much in a matter of a few months; this has been proved by what is today known as a global health pandemic. However, one good thing and change that happened was people gave much more attention and focused on maintaining great health and body. "A pandemic changed the perspectives of people for the better, and this was much needed", says ace politician of BJP named Shrayam Bhargava. This young talent likes to live an active lifestyle and for the same has been trying to influence many others across our country.This young politician is trying his best to give in his 100% for every movement that takes our country forward.
Take, for example, his recent hobby of cycling, which he developed after realizing the true value of health and fitness, thanks to our honourable Prime Minister of India, Shri Narendra Modi, who initiated this nation-wide movement in India in the year 2019 to help encourage people to remain fit and healthy. PM Modi has emphasized on the need to choose physical activities, sports and exercises for people's daily lives as this will help people create a much fitter India through this movement.
Shrayam Bhargava, who hails from Prayagraj and himself is a part of BJP as a 'Kshetriya Mantri', have always supported the movement right since the beginning. He believes it is essential for people to be a part of this huge movement as through this, people would be able to transform their lives for the better by choosing a healthier lifestyle for themselves, just like he has chosen for himself by cycling every day and supporting the Fit India Movement.


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Now many people want to invest in driving school for kids, because now many children often go to various experience halls, especially traffic driving schools like this, but they must meet certain conditions and requirements when investing. What conditions and requirements need to be met?
1. Selection of site for children's development projects: It is best to choose a city commercial center with convenient transportation, a large cultural and sports park, and a tourist attraction. It saves advertising fees and can increase the unit price of admission and increase revenue.
2. Size requirements for operating a driving school for kids park: the general operating area is 40~200 square meters, and there are also some large outdoor expansion bases with an operating area of 1,000 square meters.
3. Height requirements for operating children's development projects: According to the specific requirements of customers, children's development equipment of 3.6 to 10 meters is the production level that can be achieved by powerful manufacturers.
Here you need to combine the size of the operating site as one of the evaluation criteria, and also determine the price according to the number of specific projects you choose and the number of specific projects. The rent of large commercial venues is generally between 200,000 and 300,000 yuan, and the rent of other outdoor venues is cheaper.
1. Children's driving school belongs to a special industry. First, you must apply for a local business license;
2. The fire protection has reached the standard. It is possible to operate a children's playground from the first floor to the third floor, the ground floor is negative, and children who have a fire above the third floor are not easy to escape, and there will be potential safety hazards.
3. To get a business license, you need to go to the local area to apply for a tax registration certificate, and you need business license, real estate certification documents, lease contract, ID card and photocopies and other materials.
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text: Snagit's screen recorder lets you quickly record yourself working through steps. "Their characters will be on an island off the mainland: probably Inisheer the smallest of the Aran islands and the location for the opening titles of Father Ted. Are you kidding?" One of McDonagh's most valued collaborators has been Sir Nicholas Hytner, former artistic director of the National Theatre (where he staged The Pillowman ) and director of The Madness Of King George. You give us license to use all media and information uploaded by you. It comes from somewhere that's not accessible to anyone else." Towards the end of The Pillowman, Katurian, realising he is going to be killed, asks Tupolski, "Do you do it out of the blue, or do you give me a minute to say a prayer.


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WV Shot Film, "Miracle Boy," Wins Festival Top Prize
Based on the short story by WV writer Pinckney Benedict, "Miracle Boy" tells the story of a group of young boys bullying another, causing one boy to risk his life to make up for it. The film was directed by Jake Mahaffy at the University of Aukland, NZ, and produced by Jason Brown, Assistant Professor at Valdosta State University. The film featured music by Tim Rutili.
"Miracle Boy" had its World Premiere at the Venice Film Festival last year and has played at various film festivals since, including four this past Saturday: the West Virginia International Film Festival, the Nashville Film Festival, the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Film Festival and Indie Grits. It is next schedule to appear at the Maryland Film Festival in May.
Indie Grits, located in Columbia, SC, held its seventh annual festival this year supporting Southern film and art. Giving its top prize to a short film was such a rare occurrence, no one could verify if it had ever happened before.
"Miracle Boy" continues to play festivals across the country and needs support to do so. To learn about future screenings or how you can make a donation, visit MiracleBoy-Movie.com or Facebook.com/MiracleBoyMovie.


Jack of Diamonds
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Photographed during rehearsa, local actors Lisa Vindasius, Joseph Dineen, Norma Murphy, David Fisher, Irene Osprey, Susan Gilmore Lombard, and Peter Williamson, promise a barrel of laughs when the Hudson Players Club launches its 70th season March 15.
Hudson Players Club presents Jack of Diamonds from Thursday, March 15 to Sunday, March 25 at the Hudson Village Theatre. This hilarious comedy features four retirees who live in a luxurious retirement home. Unbeknownst to them, the man to whom they’ve entrusted their life savings - smooth-talking Barney Effward - has been arrested for bilking his clients out of their savings. Faced with financial ruin, the four suddenly find themselves confronting the author of their miserable fate when Effward is unexpectedly delivered among them – along with several million dollars in diamonds. Pandemonium ensues as the four retirees try to find a way to exact their revenge, recoup their losses, and keep the authorities from discovering their plans. For more info or tickets visit www.hudsonplayersclub.ca or call (438) 923-6828.


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Scotty McCreery probes growth, life and relationship issues with rare honesty on this fifth album. A persuasive record that showcases his vulnerabilities with confessional lyrics about love, loss and faith, the album serves as a much-needed escape … his thoughtful manifesto dropping in a time when we need all the hope we can get. He has a clear, capable voice that fits well with the modern traditional country vibe as the album does a solid job of matching its philosophical undertones with flat-out enjoyable music, ranging all the way from soft-spoken ballads to mid-tempo anthems, featuring some of the most dynamic vocal performances of his career. Like his possible progenitor George Strait, Scotty navigates themes of romance and loss, his vocals infused with longing and melancholy. Soft and rugged, wholesome and powerful, he takes you on a ride through each song. When programmed beats and pop-influenced country is the sound of the moment, Scotty McCreery’s heartland country songs, with his sonorous voice, feel muscular, nostalgic and honest.
One of country’s more thoughtful artists, he is a warm-hearted soul who manifestly likes others as he demonstrates with the title song. Not your run’o’mill truck song, this is a positive anthem of everyone coming together as, despite our differences, down deep, we’re all in the same truck. With its warm wrap-around-you sound and that velvety voice, this is indeed an all-embracing track. It’s one of ten songs that Scotty had a hand in writing. The Waiter is the most emotionally and compositionally sophisticated track on the album. A heartbreaking tale of an old man reliving romantic moments with his sadly deceased wife, Scotty proves himself to be a truly inspired and talented storyteller. With You Time, he takes the personal and makes it universal. A tender and slyly powerful proclamation to his wife Gabi that we can all relate to, especially when caught in romantic feelings and the need to get off that ol’ treadmill for a little ‘you time.’ It Matters To Her offers some solid (and sobering) advice as his voice simmers over a nineties-country music soaked groove, sounding warm and soothing juxtaposed with a little warning edge.
There’s a cheeky vibe to Why You Gotta Be Like That, a sensual and sexy romantic tune that offers a slightly more ebullient tempo while remaining true to his airy leanings as he re-tells a true date-night with his wife. The lovely Carolina To Me finds him deeply devoting himself to his home state, comparing it favourably to heaven with a gorgeous arrangement of gentle percussion and delicate guitar strings. Gloriously superb, intimate and vulnerable, yet beautifully, simply layered. Is there anyone writing country-music story songs as deftly as this these days?
There are just a couple of outside songs, Damn Strait and It’ll Grow On You. Trent Tomlinson’s Damn Strait is an understated tearjerker, Scotty’s voice floating above steel flourishes and a memorable country melody. Though it lacks the edge of the original, it’s still mighty good. It’ll Grow On You sounds familiar, but I can’t quite put my finger on it. A dreamy, subtly forceful country song about the benefits of a small town with great clarity and chemistry. Everything in the song—its rhythm and phrasing and repetitive melody—feels like a bit of hypnotism that will grow on you. This is some of Scotty’s best work to date ... sonically rich and warm with full bodied sound dripping in emotion and sincerity. With this dozen songs Scotty McCreery has created something that is undeniably relatable. Whether through shared experience or a basic recognition of the feelings on show, there is a sincere universality in his music.


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Buying cryptocurrency with a credit card can be safe if you take the necessary precautions. However, it is important to be aware that buying cryptocurrency with a credit card may also be more risky than using other methods, as credit card transactions are generally not reversible and you may be more vulnerable to fraud or other types of losses.
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Tottenham Hotspur crashed out of the Champions League with a 3-0 comprehensive defeat to RB Leipzig in the second leg of the round of 16 tie on Tuesday night.
A brace from Marcel Sabitzer in the first half put the game beyond saving for Spurs, with a late goal from substitute Emil Forsberg capping off their misery.
Leipzig march on into the last-eight, while Spurs will lick their wounds on their travels back to London before they play again on Sunday.
Here's how the night unfolded...
With Spurs ravaged by injury, particularly in their attacking options, they were very much the underdogs coming into the game. But their fans nevertheless showed their support and hope of a European miracle...
What a huge game I don’t hold out much hope but hey never give up Jose can always do the impossible... to dare is to do! Nothing to loose go at them show heart show passion show pride and see what happens #coys— Thomas Lister (@ThomasLister01) March 10, 2020
But hope turned to despair quickly when within the early stages, Marcel Sabitzer fired the ball past the outstretched hands of Hugo Lloris, with questions asked of the Spurs goalkeeper's attempt to save the ball...
What a hit from Sabitzer— Richard Taylor (@RichardTaylorEA) March 10, 2020
And Die Roten Bullen nearly got a second when Timo Werner's finish was ruled offside, before Sabitzer doubled the lead, heading in Angeliño's cross after Aurier's mistake and Lloris again failing to save the header.
Tottenham need a whole new defence and that includes the goalkeeper. Baffling Lloris’s name has ever been prefixed with ‘underrated’ or ‘world-class’. Aurier is the worst full-back Mourinho has had since Khalid Boulahrouz.— Samuel Luckhurst (@samuelluckhurst) March 10, 2020
Aurier has cost Spurs 2 goals in this tie alone.— #8 (@MedianoEra) March 10, 2020
Spurs looked shell-shocked and well-below their German counterparts, which was clearly evident to everyone watching the first-half...
Werner vs Dier is a cruel mismatch— Raphael Honigstein (@honigstein) March 10, 2020
2-0 down.— B/R Football (@brfootball) March 10, 2020
3-0 on aggregate.
Leipzig face aux U10 de Tottenham ce soir :pic.twitter.com/WQ9uktSRCq— Unibet France (@UnibetFrance) March 10, 2020
And at half-time, many were pretty despondent on the north London club's chances of pulling off any comeback...
In many ways Leipzig's second goal hasn't changed Tottenham's task. They still need to rebuild their entire defence and midfield.— Duncan Alexander (@oilysailor) March 10, 2020
RB Leipzig are 2-0 up without going through the gears,— Jules Bevis COYS (@julesbevis) March 10, 2020
Tottenham are clueless, I feel for Jose, the players are just not turning up for him, just going through the motions, let's see who gets the blame for this with Tanguy Ndombele sitting on the bench, diabolical display pic.twitter.com/4zTGnEJgHW
While the second-half was uneventful, with Leipzig in cruise control, many noted the talent on display for the Bundesliga side.
I know Spurs aren't playing with a striker, but I'm enjoying watching Upamencano.— Jason Roberts (@Ja5onRoberts) March 10, 2020
Leipzig is this years Monaco. Loads of talent just waiting to get plucked.— Mike Onsrud (@MikeOns17) March 10, 2020
Leipzig have been fantastic, they have so much talent, desire and athleticism. Brilliant to watch.!!— Jamie O'Connell (@Jamie_Thomas_) March 10, 2020
Leipzig are actually unreal, talent everywhere— • (@johnny_tizz) March 10, 2020
And a third goal from substitute Emil Forsberg capped off a miserable night for Spurs...
Forsberg with his first touch ffs— joe (@wwfcjoe_) March 10, 2020
Super sub Forsberg— Asanka Poyoyo (@Life_of_Leslie) March 10, 2020
With the final score a 3-0 Spurs defeat, it left many to ponder the next move for Jose Mourinho and his team...
I think all this proves for #Spurs is that not even Mourinho could fix the depleted, drained, and uninspired squad that Levy didn’t do the work to keep fresh. Maybe next year, without European matches, will give them time to focus.— Scott Sapp (@RealScottSapp) March 10, 2020
Well hopefully after that, Spurs can focus on getting back into European spot for next year. #COYS— Carter Heinzerling (@THEheinzketchup) March 10, 2020
Yet there were also those who took to despair...
Supporting Spurs isn’t even a rollercoaster anymore. We have no highs to go along with the downs..— Jessica O'Leary-Nash (@jolearynash) March 10, 2020
Straight decline this season. No idea what team I’m even watching these days, no enjoyment whatsoever #COYS
The players are not good enough, Lloris makes too many mistakes same with Aurier, Davies is a back up player not good for 1st team, Alderweireld looks past it, same with Vertonghen, defence is just garbage, don't rate Sanchez or Foyth either #COYS #SPURS #THFC #RBLSPURS— Andrew Smith (@als159) March 10, 2020
Tottenham lost this match in November when they sacked the best manager we have ever had.— Peter Dolan (@Coviepete) March 10, 2020
Nothing will change.
Mourinho had 2/3 of a season to work on tactics and attitude but have gone backwards.
No fight, belief or leaders.#Tottenham#COYS#bbcfootball#THFC#Pochettino
And finally, there were the non-Spurs fans who revelled in the result.
Spurs knocked out of another competition? pic.twitter.com/hgkbFdYQEV— Arjan (@Arjan98Atwal) March 10, 2020
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The Inn (Latin: Aenus; Romansh: En) is a river in Switzerland, Austria and Germany. The river is 518 km (322 mi) long. It is a right tributary of the Danube and it is the third largest tributary of the Danube by discharge. The highest point of its drainage basin is the summit of Piz Bernina at 4,049 m (13,284 ft). The Engadine, the valley of the En, is the only Swiss valley whose waters end up in the Black Sea (via the Danube).
|• location||Swiss Alps (Lägh dal Lunghin)|
|• coordinates||46°25′00″N 9°40′35″E / 46.41673°N 9.67645°E|
|• elevation||2,484 m (8,150 ft)|
|48°34′25″N 13°28′38″E / 48.57353°N 13.47713°ECoordinates: 48°34′25″N 13°28′38″E / 48.57353°N 13.47713°E|
|291 m (955 ft)|
|Length||518.5 km (322.2 mi) |
|Basin size||26,053 km2 (10,059 sq mi) |
|• average||735 m3/s (26,000 cu ft/s)|
|Progression||Danube→ Black Sea|
The name Inn is derived from the old Celtic words en and enios, meaning water. In a document of 1338, the river was named Wasser (German for water). The first written mention from the years 105 to 109 (Publii Corneli Taciti historiarium liber tertius) reads: "... Sextilius Felix... ad occupandam ripam Aeni fluminis, quod Raetos Noricosque interfluit, missus..." ("... Sextilius Felix was sent to capture the banks of the Inn, which flows between the Rhaetian people and the Noric people.") The river is also mentioned by other authors of the Roman Empire as Ainos (Greek) or Aenus (Latin). In medieval Latin it was written as Enus or Oenus. The change in the old Bavarian language from e to i turned Enus to In. Until the 17th century, it was written like this or Yn, but also Ihn or Yhn. The double-n appeared only in the 16th century, for example in the Tyrolian Landreim of 1557, and since the 18th century this spelling and pronunciation with a short vowel has been customary.
The mentions in Roman times refer to the lower course. The Tyrolean section was first called Aenus by Venantius Fortunatus in the 6th century. The name Engadin and the Romansh name En indicate that the upper reaches of the river have always been called this way. Even though it was occasionally believed that the Inn originated near the Adige at the Reschen Pass, since the 16th century at the latest the origin has been seen uniformly in the area of the lakes at the Maloja Pass.
A connection may exist between the name Inn and the name of the French river Ain.
The source is located in the Swiss Alps, west of St. Moritz in the Engadine region, which is named after the river (Romansh Engiadina; Latin vallis Eniatina). Shortly after it leaves its source, the Inn flows through the largest lakes on its course, Lake Sils and Lake Silvaplana. It runs north-eastwards, entering Austria, and from Landeck eastwards through the Austrian state of Tyrol and its capital, Innsbruck (bridge over the Inn), and crosses the border into Bavaria near Kufstein.
On Bavarian territory the river runs northwards and passes Rosenheim, Wasserburg am Inn, and Waldkraiburg; then it turns east, runs through Mühldorf and Neuötting and is enlarged by two major tributaries, the Alz and the Salzach. From here to the Danube, it forms the border between Germany (Bavaria) and Austria (Upper Austria). Towns on this last section of the river are Marktl am Inn, Simbach on Inn, Braunau am Inn and Schärding.
In Passau the Inn finally enters the Danube (as does the river Ilz there). Although the Inn has a greater average flow than the Danube when they converge in Passau, and its watershed contains the Piz Bernina, the highest point in the Danube watershed, the Inn is considered a tributary of the Danube, which has a greater length, drains a larger surface area, and has a more consistent flow. The Inn is the only river originating in Switzerland that ends in the Black Sea (via the Danube).
- Right tributaries (in downstream order): Flaz, Spöl, Clemgia, Faggenbach, Pitzbach, Ötztaler Ache, Melach, Sill, Ziller, Alpbach, Wildschönauer Ache, Brixentaler Ache, Weißache, Kaiserbach, Rohrdorfer Ache, Sims, Murn, Alz, Salzach, Enknach, Mattig, Ach, Hartbach, Antiesen, Pram
- Left tributaries (in downstream order; two different rivers called Rott exist): Beverin, Schergenbach, Sanna, Gurglbach, Höttinger Bach, Mühlauer Bach, Brandenberger Ache, Kieferbach, Auerbach, Kirchbach, Mangfall, Rott, Attel, Isen, Rott
The average discharge at the mouth of the Inn is 735 m3/s (26,000 cu ft/s).
On 3 June 2013 the discharge of the Inn in Passau reached 6,820 m3/s (241,000 cu ft/s) and the water levels reached 12.85 m (42.2 ft), the highest recorded historic flood level since 1501. The historic centre of Passau, where the Danube, Inn and Ilz converge, was flooded severely.
Hydroelectric power plantsEdit
Currently, there are 24 hydroelectric power plants on the Inn. 17 of them are operated by Verbund AG. The power plants are listed beginning at the headwaters:
|Dam||Nameplate capacity (MW)||Annual generation (Mio. kwh)|
- ^ a b Complete table of the Bavarian Waterbody Register by the Bavarian State Office for the Environment (xls, 10.3 MB)
- ^ Richard J.A. Talbert, ed. (2000). Barrington Atlas of the Greek and Roman World: Map-By-Map Directory. Vol. I. Princeton, NJ and Oxford, UK: Princeton University Press. p. 171. ISBN 0691049459.
- ^ "Wolf-Armin Frhr. v. Reitzenstein: Lexikon bayerischer Ortsnamen. Herkunft und Bedeutung. C.H.Beck, Munich 2006
- ^ a b Otto Stolz: Geschichtskunde der Gewässer Tirols. Schlern-Schriften, Band 32, Innsbruck 1932, S. 6–14 und 83–88 (Digitalisat)
- ^ Arnaud Vendryes: L'Ain : le nom d'une rivière à travers les sources. In: Société d'Emulation du Jura, Travaux 2015, S. 147–168
- ^ "Danube River Basin District, Part A - Roof Report" (PDF). ICPDR. April 2004. p. 12.
- ^ a b "Statistik Passau Ingling / Inn" (in German). www.hnd.bayern.de. Retrieved 5 April 2016.
- ^ "Central Europe Hit by Rains, Floods and Landslides: AIR Analysis". www.insurancejournal.com. 6 April 2013. Retrieved 5 April 2016.
- ^ "VERBUND on the Inn". Verbund. Archived from the original on 6 March 2016. Retrieved 18 January 2016.
- ^ "Elektrizitäts-Produktion" (in German). www.stmoritz-energie.ch. Retrieved 18 January 2016.
- ^ "Zentrale Ova Spin" (in German). Engadiner Kraftwerke. Retrieved 18 January 2016.
- ^ "Zentrale Pradella" (in German). Engadiner Kraftwerke. Retrieved 18 January 2016.
- ^ "Kraftwerk Imst" (in German). Tiroler Wasserkraft. Retrieved 18 January 2016.
- ^ "Kraftwerk Kirchbichl" (in German). Tiroler Wasserkraft. Retrieved 18 January 2016.
- ^ "Kraftwerk Langkampfen" (in German). Tiroler Wasserkraft. Retrieved 18 January 2016.
- Inn (district and river) in Romansh, German, French and Italian in the online Historical Dictionary of Switzerland.

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BJP MP from North-West Delhi constituency and Dalit leader Dr Udit Raj Monday showed signs of revolt on Monday when he said the party should declare his nomination from the seat, hoping that the BJP won’t betray the Dalits.
Taking to Twitter, Raj said, “I tried talking to Amit Shah ji and sent him a message too. I tried talking to Prime Minister Narendra Modi as well. Manoj Tiwari ji (Delhi BJP chief) has been saying that the ticket will be given to me. I have tried talking to Nirmala Sitharaman ji and Arun Jaitley ji as well.”
“I merged my party, crores of my supporters across the country are worried for my ticket. My name has not been nominated from the North-West Delhi seat. My supporters have asked to wait till 4 pm today,” he added.
@AmitShah जी आपसे कई बार बात करने की कोशिश की sms भी भेजा एवं प्रधानमंत्री श्री @narendramodi जी से भी बात करने की कोशिश की @ManojTiwariMP जी लगातार कहते रहे है कि टिकट मेरा ही होगा,@nsitharaman जी से भी कोशिश की लेकिन बात नही हो सकी & @arunjaitley जी से भी आग्रह किया ।
— Chowkidar Dr. Udit Raj, MP (@Dr_Uditraj) April 22, 2019
“In the end, I hope the BJP will not betray the Dalits,” Raj said.
The BJP on Sunday had declared its candidates on four seats for the ongoing Lok Sabha polls. Dr Harshwardhan was nominated from Chandni Chowk seat, Manoj Tiwari from North East Delhi, Pravesh Varma from West Delhi and Ramesh Bidhuri was selected to contest from South Delhi seat.
North-West Delhi parliamentary seat is an SC reserved seat. Raj, a former IRS officer, had quit the civil service in 2003 and formed the Indian Justice Party (IJP). In 2009 Lok Sabha elections, he had contested from the Nagina Lok Sabha seat in Uttar Pradesh but lost to Samajwadi Party’s Yashvir Singh. Raj then merged his party with the BJP just before the 2014 Lok Sabha polls and defeated Aam Aadmi Party’s Rakhi Birla at the North-West Delhi seat.
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Liberian TrapCo artiste Bucky Raw has registered a spot on the Billboard chart week after releasing the Country Soda (CS2) mixtape.
Bucky Raw becomes the first Liberian musician to attain just heights with a mixtape or an album. Since the release of CS2, the trending mixtape has appeared number one on iTunes and Amazon charts.
CS2 is currently 10th on the top 10 Billboard World Albums charts.
The musician has been congratulated for the success of the album while colleague musicians see it as an opportunity to draw the world’s attention on Liberian music.


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Funding boost for grassroots rugby league in NSW
Rugby league in NSW is set to benefit from the biggest financial injection in the sport’s history – a $4 million funding program courtesy of an agreement between the NRL and the NSW Government.
The new ‘NSW Footy Facilities Fund’ will see the NSW Government and the NRL invest $1 million each into a funding program to support junior and senior rugby league clubs upgrade or build new facilities.
This may include spending on items such as new seating, goal posts, canteens, lights, fields, fencing, drainage, dressing rooms or storage facilities.
To secure a grant of up to $75,000 from the joint investment fund, local rugby league clubs must be able to match the grant through their own financial or in kind contribution, including obtaining some support from the council if the facilities are on council land.
Overall this will create the opportunity for a total investment pool of $4 million to be spent on Rugby League facilities across the state.
Welcoming the new funding initiative, NRL Chief Executive Dave Smith explained "through working in partnership we can drive investment of more than $4 million and deliver better results for Rugby League clubs across the state.
“Our mini football (ages five to nine) player numbers grew by more than 5% last year across Australia and this program will ensure better facilities are in place to support our NSW players.
“This grant program will also help deliver social and economic outcomes for many communities across the state, from Wagga Wagga to Wollondilly, Ballina to Broken Hill, by creating jobs and building community facilities.
“The support from the NSW Government for grassroots Rugby League clubs has been fantastic and we look forward to seeing the outcomes of this new program come to life over the next few years.”
Funding applications must be made by 30th May 2014.
Click here for more information on the NSW Footy Facilities Fund.
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