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Sword of the Necromancer is a title I’ve been following whenever I’ve had time to do so as it’s going to be a belter.
A rogue-like that will be launching on current and next-gen consoles as well as PC, this title from Grimorio of Games and JanduSoft S.L will shift to open beta where players can experience the first dungeon and subsequent boss.
You play Tama, a former rogue who sets out to resurrect the priestess Koko, whom she swore to protect. Locating a crypt that supposedly has the power to raise the dead, she sets out to find the cursed sword of the necromancer to complete her task.
In Sword of the Necromancer, Tama can turn the enemies she encounters and uses them as allies in this dungeon crawler. But she can handle herself without the need to rely on the undead; she’s a master in swords, spears and bows.
Death is never the end, but upon death, she will lose all the gear or half of your level, so this isn’t one for gung-ho artists looking to steamroll through as a hack and slash. She can also clone herself, allowing for a friend to jump in for a spot of co-op.
We’ve been a big fan of action rogue-likes like Enter the Gungeon and The Binding of Isaac, so we wanted to make something that took what made these games great and add our own unique spin on it…we thought it would be cool if you could turn the very monsters that were just trying to kill you into weapons that could be unleashed against the opposition.Jose Antonio Andujar Clavell, CEO and founder of JanduSoft S.L.
Here’s another trailer in anticipation:
Sword of the Necromancer will be out later this year on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Switch and PC. For the latter, add to your wishlist on Steam now.

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Cantilevered Sliding Gate
Our Cantilever sliding gates are either manually operated or fully automated with motorisation. The total roll system is integrated in the under beam guaranteeing security and safety. Our sliding gates are fully pre-assembled in the factory to allow quick and easy installation on site. Our Gates are galvanised inside and outside and option then to polyester powder coat.
Can be fabricated in single leafs up to an opening width of 8m; for greater widths we offer double sliding leafs.
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Cantilever sliding gates are manufactured to order and can be fabricated in any height and width to suit client requirements.
Finish: Hot dipped galvanised to BS EN ISO 1461 and can be polyester powder coated in any colour.


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For "This Week's Events" sheets I copy on the front and the back of and 8 1/2" x 11" horizontally and then cut in half and punch. I usually record appointments in the left hand column and my daily menus in right hand column.
This has to be one of my favorite recipes. The aroma of the chicken breasts browning with the basil mixture is amazing. When making this my husband's remark is always, "Wow, something smells really good; what are you cooking?"
2 large chicken breasts, quartered
1/2 tsp. dried basil
1/4 tsp. ground black pepper
3 tbs. butter
1 tsp. vegetable oil
2 cups water
1/4 c. tomato sauce
3 cups mostaccioli or macaroni
2 cups broccoli flowerets, cooked
2 tbs. flour
1 cup milk
Rub chicken breasts with 1/2 teaspoon salt mixed with basil and pepper. Brown in 1 tablespoon butter and oil in 10" skillet over low heat, about 7-10 minutes on each side. Mix water and tomato sauce in saucepan; bring to boil. Pour over chicken. Stir in mostaccioli; return to boil. Cook, uncovered, 10 minutes. Arrange broccoli around edge of skillet to form a border. Heat about 2 minutes. Melt remaining 2 tablespoons butter in 1-quart saucepan. Stir in flour. Cook 2 to 3 minutes, stirring constantly , until bubbly. Add milk; stire until thickened. Pour over chicken and mostaccioli in skillet. Heat 1-2 minutes.
One of my favorite things is this DIY Journal. I have put together a collection of my most useful organizational tools and put them together to make this handy notebook. Each year my Middle School Sunday School Class makes them to help develop consistent habits for spiritual growth. I am sharing some of their creative work with you as well as my own version for a Christian homemaker. I will be posting pages I have put together for each section for the next few weeks. These today are just a preview and are not as legible as I would like. Please feel free to download the upcoming pages and have fun putting your journal together.
Outside Front Cover with my favorite verse.
Inside Front Cover with Magnet Strip and Journal ID page
First tab-Calendar with yearly calendar and weekly planning calendar.
Sermon Note pages and I punch and file my weekly bulletin here.
Devotional Pages which include sections for
Praise and Thanksgiving
The Word and my reflection on it
Prayer for Provisions
Prayer for Personal Relationships
Prayer for Protection
Yesterday...a brief journal entry on the happenings of yesterday.
Goals and Plans include
Goal Setting Guide
These are some of my Sunday School student journals.
My own...now well worn and replaced with the above new one.
Our Sunday School curriculum advises that each student keep a separate "Living My Faith" journal for Bible Study notes and handouts. I used to buy them but they became costly and this works so well. The students really enjoy putting these together. We have a once a year journal making afternoon with Pizza and dessert and spend a fun afternoon designing our journals.
This is one of the things we missed most about Central New York. We loved to go to
Teddy's Restaurant in Rome, NY for a delicious plate of Chicken Riggies. The recipe for Riggies
was given to us by our Pastor's daughter, Annie. She made these for her grad party and everyone
inhaled them. Pair them with an antipasto salad and warm crusty Italian bread. Yummm!
They are incredibly delicious!
1 lb. of chicken breast, boneless 2 pints heavy cream
2 bell peppers ½
c. butter or margarine
2 small cans mushrooms ¼
c. tomato sauce
4-5 cherry peppers 1
c. parmesan cheese
¼ c. wine vinegar 1
lb. rigatoni, cooked
¼ c. olive oil 4
cloves of garlic
Brown garlic in frying pan with olive oil. Add chicken breast, cut into small pieces and
cook on medium heat until chicken is cooked.
Add mushrooms, cherry and bell peppers, cut into pieces. Add bay leaves and salt and pepper for
taste. Let simmer for 30 minutes on low
heat. Add 2 pints of heavy cream, 1
stick of butter melted, ¼ cup of sauce and ¼ cup of wine vinegar. Add Parmesan cheese and let cook till cheese
melts. Add the cooked rigatoni.

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This resource details the implementation of our statewide Naloxone Emergency Department program.
- More than 140 providers were trained in the use of medications for OUD in acute care settings.
- A total of 872 naloxone rescue kits were distributed to ED patients at risk of opioid overdose during the first phase of this project.
- A statewide ED take-home naloxone program was shown to be feasible across a range of different hospitals with varying maturity in preexisting OUD resources and capabilities.
Dora-Laskey, A., Kellenberg, J., Dahlem, C.H., English, E., Walker, M. G., Brummett, C.M., Kocher, K.E. Published online 28 December, 2021 https://doi.org/10.1111/acem.14435

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“Common sense aided by present danger, will sometimes be too strong for whimsical opinions” – Franklin by Thomas Fleming
I’m watching an episode of the “The Last Alaskans”. Just about my favorite show thing to do. The show archives the daily lives of 4 families living north of the Arctic Circle.
Most of their struggles involve surviving the winters. Duh.
So this guy named Heimo is working his trap lines out there in the middle of nothing. Miles and miles and miles of ice and snow. On a snowmobile. So much clothing and fur on him that he looks like Sasquatch. For sure.
Even though his environment is my version of hell, I’m digging it.
So he wants to cross a river on his snowmobile to hunt on the other side. To do this he must first test the ice. Is the river frozen enough to support the weight.
Apparently it isn’t. Seems the area, according to Heimo, got hit with a heat wave and much of the ice melted. The temps rose from -50 F to -6 F. A HEAT WAVE?
I have never in my life associated -6 F with heat of any kind. Nor have I ever known a single human being who would. Except Heimo.
Around here……………….+79 F is a cool spell. Anything below +50 F is a cold spell.
“Anyone is capable of anything, given the right set of circumstances” – Harbor Nocturne by Joseph Wambaugh

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It’s only been nine months since Miranda Lambert split from Blake Shelton but that isn’t stopping the country singer from tying the knot a second time!
Miranda and her new 27-year-old boyfriend Anderson East have been inseparable since they first started dating back in December and a source told In Touch, they’re planning marriage!
“They’ve been ring shopping!” the insider revealed. “She and Anderson have a crazy-strong connection— an engagement will be coming soon.”
And by the looks of how quickly things are moving, she will beat her ex Blake and Gwen Stefani to the altar! “They are planning to get married before the end of the year, and Miranda has even talked about a date in early fall, right after she furnishes her extensive concert tour,” the source said.
The country-singers’ have already “agreed that it should be a down-home Southern wedding, most likely in Nashville, Tennessee, with a lot of music,” noted the source.
Lambert, 32, “really found Mr. Right and has to pinch herself because she can’t believe how fast things are moving,” said the insider. “Miranda is super excited about getting married again. She and Anderson both want the same things in life— a committed relationship, marriage, and children.”
Are you surprised Miranda is ready to get married? Let us know in the comments!

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Victorian Replica Door Bell
This heavy solid cast brass push button door bell features
a decadent, victorian style design with a hand aged bronze finish.
Connects to your existing 12 volt wire.
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eBPF is a ground-breaking technology derived from the Linux kernel that allows sandboxed programmes to operate within an operating system kernel. It stands for Extended Berkeley Packet Filter (eBPF). eBPF was first published in diminished capacity with Linux 3.18 in 2014, however full functionality needs Linux 4.4 or above. eBPF is used to enhance the functionality of the kernel in a robust and reliable manner without the need to update kernel source code or, for that matter, load kernel components. eBPF is now widely used to support a wide range of use cases. Take for instance delivering superior collaboration and network capacity in modern data centres and cloud native or container-based environments, eBPF is well-equipped to carry these out.


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Databases are excellent sources of good quality information. Below are a range of databases relevant to Education.
- Education Research Complete
Education Research Complete is the definitive online resource for education research. It provides indexing and abstracts for more than 2,100 journals, as well as full-text access to more than 1,200 journals and nearly 500 books and monographs.
Topics covered include all levels of education from early childhood to higher education, and all educational specialties, such as multilingual education, health education, and testing.
The ERIC database provides a digital library of education-related resources. Contains over 1.1 million citations covering research documents, journal articles, technical reports, program descriptions and evaluations, and curricular materials in the field of education.
Scholarly articles in psychology, psychiatry, education, social work, criminology, social science, business, & organizational behavior. 1872-present.
Other useful databases:
Innovative shared online off-air TV and radio recording service for UK higher and further education institutions. Choose and record any broadcast programme from 60+ TV and radio channels, schedule recordings in advance, edit programmes into clips, create playlists, embed clips into QMplus, share what you are watching with others and search a growing archive of material. Discover more about BoB National features by viewing their video tutorials.
Online directory containing open access material in many subjects. To find relevant articles/journals search for your subject or browse under Science to find related subjects.
Multi-disciplinary database which provides access to the full text of many core academic journals, books and primary sources on the arts, humanities and social sciences. Tutorials
An online resource that brings together two million digitized entries from OUP's Dictionaries, Companions and Encyclopedias. Good for checking a fact or finding key information on a person, concept or term.
Provides statistical data from a wide range of international sources on populations, industries, economics, media, public opinion, companies, politics, lifestyles, and many other topics.
The databases listed above are only a small part of the database collections at QMUL and Senate House Libraries. You can find the full list of databases available at QMUL via the Library's A-Z List of Electronic Journals and Databases. If the topic you are studying covers a number of different subject areas, you may find it useful to check the other Library Subject Guide pages for useful resources, contacts and information.

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Health enthusiasts often wonder about the best ways to get regular amounts of omega-3 into their bodies without using fish sources. Their reasons for seeking fish-free sources of this vital nutrient run the gamut of health-related rationale.
A short list of the advantages of fish-free omega-3 sources points to nutritional advantages that many vegetarians and vegans seek. In fact, fish-free omega-3 supplements:
- Don’t contain the many impurities, pollutants and toxins that are inherent in today’s global fish population
- Are non-animal based by definition, thus avoid the problem of depleting the already-threatened populations of fish
- Sidestep the problem of allergens, which are a part of many fish-based supplements
- Simply taste better than their fishy counterparts, a factor not to be ignored when it comes to a daily food supplement
Shoppers take note
When shopping for non-fish omega-3 supplements, you’ll have to do a bit of label reading. First of all, make sure that the product delivers about 1000-1600 mg per day of omega-3 nutrients, particularly ALA. Your body will turn much of that ALA into a usable form of omega-3.
The other omega-3 you’ll want to look for on the label is called DHA, which can easily be acquired from a wide variety of plant-based foods as well. But if your omega-3 product contains DHA, all the better. If it does, it will likely contain the types of microalgae that provide this valuable component. Also, there are some foods that are fortified with DHA and you can always add some blue-green algae powder or tablets to your daily regimen.
What are the benefits?
There is light at the end of the tunnel for diligent consumers who find a non-fish omega-3 supplement that meets their criteria. According to health experts at WebMD, the advantages of omega-3 are numerous. Multiple studies have revealed that a diet containing omega-3 can help ward off depression, asthma, ADHD, arthritis and perhaps even Alzheimer’s.
The sad fact of the matter is that the typical American diet, which is long on processed and junk foods, and short on important vitamins and minerals, often lacks enough ALA, EPA and DHA sources to sustain a high-quality lifestyle.
Heart health and brain function
Other studies have backed up the general consensus that foods rich in omega-3 nutrients delivery countless health benefits. People who have already suffered heart attacks and strokes were able to significantly reduce the threat of a repeat attack after supplementing their diets with omega-3 sources.
And besides helping level out cholesterol and triglyceride levels, omega-3 supplements go a long way toward bolstering overall brain health. This includes the ability to learn new tasks and to remember what one has already learned.
Here is a short list of some of the physical maladies that omega-3 nutrients can help eliminate or avoid altogether:
- Coronary heart disease and stroke
- Crohn’s disease
- Breast, colon and prostate cancer
- Rheumatoid arthritis
- Many brain disorders
- Parkinson’s disease
- Fatty acid deficiency
- Autoimmune disorders
By practicing selective shopping, consumers can easily get most of the omega-3 they need each day. Here are a few of the handiest ways to get your daily dose of omega-3 fatty acids:
- Walnuts: Toss a few walnuts into your morning cereal and you’ll be taking advantage of an easy and delicious source of alpha-linolenic acid (ALA). In fact, just about any type of nut has at least some ALA, except for almonds, which have none.
- Flax Seeds: Packed with Omega-3’s you can grind up flax seeds (a pistol and mortar, or a coffee grinder work best) and put them on cereal or salads. Or, simply buy flax seed oil and squirt it in and on anything – toast (instead of butter), in oatmeal, in soups, on sandwiches.
- Algaes: While they don’t sound that appealing, taken as supplements or mixed into smoothies algaes are loaded with Omega-3s. Look for spirulina, chlorella, and blue-green algae supplements.
- Enhanced Eggs: These days just about every major grocery chain carries these tasty breakfast choices. Remember that only the egg yolk contains the omega fatty acids we’re interested in, so if you cook with just the whites, you’ll miss out on the health benefit. Look for the egg labels that mention extra Omega-3s.
Adding omega-3 fatty acids to your daily food intake provides much more than just a boost to heart health. This wonder food is known to relieve symptoms of lupus, inflammatory bowel disease, rheumatoid arthritis and several kinds of cancer.
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This futuristic looking bow papercraft is weirdly named the Chalice Arrow (a bow named as an arrow?), is a weapon used by Kamen Rider Chalice. These are all based on Kamen Rider Blade(2004-2005) tv series. The Chalice Arrow fires out laser bolts in its projectile mode and can also be used as a melee weapon.
Kamen Rider Blade - Chalice Arrow Papercraft [mediafire]
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Chojin Bibyun Papercraft - Zushiin
Skullman Papercraft - Ryujin Super Bike
Engine Sentai Go-Onger Papercraft
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► Hot Land Rover petrol
► 286bhp for Evoque and Disco Sport
► Plus new 237bhp petrol and diesel
Has your small JLR SUV not got enough go? Land Rover has announced some new engines for its Discovery Sport and Range Rover Evoque for the 2018 model year.
Two new petrol engines have joined the range of both cars: a 237bhp and a 286bhp version. Both Ingenium engines are available now, along with the sD4 diesel also seen in the new Land Rover Discovery.
The headline is that the 286bhp petrol is now the most powerful engine in both the Discovery Sport and Range Rover Evoque’s line-up. If equipped with that engine, the Disco Sport can launch to 60mph in 6.5 seconds while the Evoque is even sprightlier, achieving a 6.0 second sprint time.
If you want this engine, you’ll have to fork out £49,395 for a HSE Dynamic Luxury Discovery Sport, or from £48,200 for a five-door Evoque in HSE Dynamic trim.
Along with the new range-topper, the old 237bhp petrol has been replaced with an Ingenium unit that Land Rover claims is 15% more efficient. The 237bhp sD4 diesel is also the most powerful diesel in both of the SUV’s ranges, too, offering 369lb ft of torque.
Check out our review of the hottest Range Rover you can buy here


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American Idol 2014 Judges: Jennifer Lopez to Return for Season 13, Says Boyfriend Casper Smart
An unexpected source has confirmed speculation that singer and actress Jennifer Lopez will be returning to "American Idol" as a judge on its 2014 season.
Lopez's boyfriend, Casper Smart, let the news slip during an interview with E! News regarding his new nuvoTV show, "Step Away."
"Yes," Smart said when asked if Lopez was returning to the show for Season 13.
Fox had no comment regarding the accidental announcement. The network, however, has expressed earlier interest in having Lopez, 44, return.
"Jennifer has been a close part of the show all along... there have been discussions there," Kevin Reilly, Fox Network President, previously said in a press conference.
Smart told E! News that he thought the announcement had already been made.
"Returning to 'American Idol' makes sense for Jennifer this season as the show's schedule will allow her to focus on new film and TV projects at the same time," an E! News source said. "And, of course, her twins are starting school this year, and she will have time for her family."
Sources say the deal with Lopez is not yet finalized. If the agreements are in fact made, fans will recognize Lopez's familiar face on the panel. She was a fan favorite in the 2011 and 2012 seasons of "American Idol."
In addition to Lopez, another fan favorite is officially confirmed to rejoin the judges' panel. Country singer Keith Urban, who served as a fun and fair mentor last season, will be reprising his role.
"Keith did a great job last year, the fans really liked him, Reilly said during the 2013 Summer TCA Press Tour. "Keith's a really funny guy. He didn't get to shine last year."
Urban sat alongside fellow judges Nicki Minaj, Mariah Carey and Randy Jackson. The latter three will not be returning for the new season.
Rumors are floating around as to who the third "American Idol" judge will be. Suspected candidates are Will.I.Am and former "American Idol" contestants Jennifer Hudson, Kelly Clarkson, Clay Aiken and Adam Lambert.

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Boiler systems are an integral part of any home, providing warmth and hot water throughout the year. However, over time, boilers can become less efficient and more prone to breakdowns. This is especially true for older boilers that require frequent repairs. When faced with such issues, it may be time to consider a boiler replacement. In Tufnell Park, a thriving residential area in London, residents have been increasingly opting for boiler replacements to ensure better energy efficiency and a more reliable heating system.
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The European Studies Council at the MacMillan Center at Yale hosted a conference titled, “Rethinking Religion in Early Modern Russia,” on April 7-8. “We now know enormously more about the details of religious experience, ecclesiastical structures, and the writings of many of the main intellectual leaders of the church. At the same time our understanding of these phenomena has not kept pace with the empirical revolution,” said Paul Bushkovitch, Professor of History at Yale University. Thus, the conference was meant to become a forum where the specialists on Russia’s history of religion, would gather “to take stock of what we know and to look for new ways to comprehend this new information about a period of enormous and fundamental change.” The conference was divided into four sessions: Foundations, Seventeenth Century, Allies and Opponents, and The Reorientation of Orthodoxy. The session chairs and discussants throughout this two-day conference were Harvey Goldblatt (Yale University), Valerie Kivelson (University of Michigan at Ann Arbor), Doug Rogers (Yale University), Paul Bushkovitch (Yale University), Vera Shevzov (Smith College), Sergei Antonov (Columbia University), Nadieszda Kizenko (State University of New York, Albany).
Opening the first session, Bushkovitch, presented his study The Church and Russian Foreign Policy 1480-1725. Bushkovitch stated that there were many fundamental issues that the basic narrative omitted or did not fully cover. One of them, for example, is “how the church made decisions.” Furthermore, Bushkovitch believes that this is part of a larger issue — the lack of knowledge of the decision-making process in the Russian state. Understanding the role of the duma and the decision process in it is key to understanding the role of the church. Another issue is “the character of the various epistles and homilies” from churchmen during Russia’s wars with its neighboring states. Bushkovitch questioned the often-made claim that these epistles and homilies were “patriotic” and glorified the ruler. “This is just not true,” said Bushkovitch. The 1480 epistle of bishop Vassian to Ivan III is actually a criticism of the ruler and other texts merely called on the soldiers to be good Christians. Peter the Great, however, ceased to consult the church. “If I am right, then we have here what might be called a ‘silent change.’ The church produced no great polemics against Russia’s enemies in his reign, but the church was out of the chain of decisions about foreign policy. This was the case from the Azov campaigns onward to 1725 and afterwards.”
The second panelist was Jennifer Spock (Eastern Kentucky University). Spock presented a paper on the life of male monks in pre-Petrine Russia. Drawing on bibliographic and scholarly data, she showed that it was nearly impossible for a monk to survive if he adopted a life-style significantly different from that of laity. Given regional conditions, the daily life of the monks was in many respects similar to the life of lay people. Their style of life did not always follow the traditional monastic rules, and “the lives of Russian monks were of a rather chaotic character.” Despite the fact that monastic life in Russia is generally not well documented, she was able to find archival documents and gain insight into monastic life of the northern monastery on Solovki. According to Spock, as surprising as it might sound, the monks of Solovki led rather open lives and interacted with lay people to a great extent. This archival study represents clear evidence that in the early modern period the monastic life in Muscovite territories was similar to the lifestyle of lay people of that region.
Continuing the theme of the first session, David Goldfrank (Georgetown University) offered a discussion of the abbot St. Joseph Volotsky and one of his main works The Enlightener, stating that “despite the fact that in the last 170 years the researchers and historians have significantly improved understanding of this historic figure, many aspects still require additional research.” Goldfrank devoted his talk to his ongoing research into Joseph’s work The Enlightener. He looked at its logical structure, demonstrated the logical structure of the work, and analyzed the figure of Joseph. Goldfrank believes that a thorough analysis of Joseph’s will greatly contribute into the study of theology and rhetoric of that period.
Opening the second section of the conference, which focused on the seventeenth century, Harvey Goldblatt (Yale University) spoke about his work on Ruthenian & Muscovite Cultural Relations in the Seventeenth Century: The Legacy of the Athonite Monk Ivan Vyšens ́kyj. Goldblatt’s talk was “devoted to certain aspects of the seventeenth-century cultural relations between the Orthodox Slavs of the Polish Commonwealth inhabiting the Ruthenian lands and the Russian lands under the Muscovite tsars.” The Ruthenian monk’s work was popular with Russian Old Believers. Indeed all but one copy of Vysens’kyi’s Knyzhka are Russian, not Ukrainian, and come from the 18th-19th centuries. Goldblatt’s study concluded that the textual material in the best nineteenth-century copy (of Old Believer origins) shows that it “could be seen as a single compositional unit with a clear and deliberate organizing principle and well-marked structural contours. The Old Believer readers could find in this text both a denunciation of the great evil in the world around them and instructions on how to return to the old faith.”
Kevin M. Kain, (University of Wisconsin, Green Bay) offered a discussion about his study on the “cases of the efforts of Russian rulers to create or restore ‘New Jerusalems.’” In his paper New Jerusalem and the Politics of Byzantine Renewal in Russia:The Resurrection of the Resurrection ‘New Jerusalem Monastery’ in the Reign of Tsar Fyodor Alekseevich (1676-1682) Kain described the history of the monastery as part of the notion of Russia as the new Israel, with a new Jerusalem that replicated the old in the monastery and even the Kremlin palace. Kain contended that, “this question calls for a reframing of the New Jerusalem concept,” and proposed “that this reconceptualization should recognize the practice of historical replication as political-religious ideology.” Moreover, according to Kain, the reign of tsar Fyodor Alekseevich prefigured an increasing feminization of the ideology of the New Jerusalem and “the paradigms that he established were copied especially by Empress Elizabeth” in the eighteenth century.
Taking the focus back to the time of the reign Fyodor Alekseevich’s father, Aleksey Mikhailovitch, Lidiia Sazonova (Institute of World Literature, Russian Academy of Sciences) presented a thought-provoking paper on Religious-Cultural Conflicts in Early Modern Russia. In it, among other things, Sazonova spoke about the several ideological orientations — some looking to the West, others to the East — that existed in XVII century Russia. Thus, the reform of patriarch Nikon was of great importance not only for the religious life of the Empire, but it also had a number of sharp religious cultural conflicts that defined the intellectual atmosphere and Russia’s course of development in general. Particularly, she emphasized the opposition of “Grecophile” and “Latinizer” schools among the main bookmen of the church in Russia. Sazonova believes that despite this conflict between Grecophile and Latinizer schools, “it is doubtful that there existed any fundamental inconsistency between them,” instead, the controversies were of internal nature; and the real dispute transpired between patriarch Nikon and Old Believers. Sazonova concluded that the issue of religious cultural conflicts in Early Modern Russia is extremely “complex, dynamic, full of controversies” and needs further detailed investigation and analysis, the information for which is contained in manuscripts that require detailed examination and publication.
Contributing to the topic of the third session — on allies and opponents —Nikolaos Chrissidis (Southern Connecticut State University) stimulated the conversation about Greek-Russian relations in the XVI-XVIII Centuries. Talking about the issue of sources, Chrissidis proposed to take a new approach for studying Greek-Russian relations; that is, he proposed to go beyond the narrow tracking of Greek clerics and “widen the archival search when dealing with Greek-Russian relations” and branch out to Turetskie dela (Turkish files) in the Russian archives and “to look into Russian-Bulgarian relations” in addition to the sources used today. From what we do know, it seems that the Greeks did not just come to Russia looking for money for their churches and institutions. They were also a varied group. Chrissidis pointed out that it is important to look at “people who show up in the sources in many capacities other than clerics or merchants.” He believes there has to be a Greek history of Russia, an account of what the Greeks thought about Russia, not just what the Russians thought about the Greeks. “We need to look at the Greek sources beyond the ones we have been looking at and see if there are more Greek and Russian sources.”
Alexander Lavrov (Université Paris-Sorbonne) shared his findings on the scripts of Archpriest Avvakum (one of the founders of Old Belief in Russia). Lavrov showed images of the letters and documents that had been rediscovered in 1911 by one of the Russian historians of the twentieth century, Iakov Barskov. Lavrov’s close examination and analysis of these documents led him to several possible conclusions about the handwriting of Avvakum. First, he supposed that it is quite possible that the Avvakum used two different handwritings. He rejected the commonly stated speculation about Avvakum’s left-handedness, which allegedly explained why he was able to write after his right hand and a tongue had been cut off during the execution of 1680. Instead Lavrov proposed a different explanation, saying that there is “no need to look for an anatomical explanation of this story; this is not a story about a cruel execution, but about a miracle where despite having been deprived of the gift of writing and speech, people were able to write and speak.”
Offering her input, Vera Tchentsova (Maison Française d’Oxford) shared her discoveries that she had been able to make working in manuscript collections in Greece. Her study shed the light on the problem of the transfer of the Kievan metropolitanate to the jurisdiction of the Moscow patriarch. In her study, A Patriarchal “Blessing of Release” for the See of Kyiv Dated 1686: New Archival Material, New Interpretations, Tchentsova was able to overcome the challenge of finding non Moscow-centered material. She shared with the audience and the panel that several years ago, “while looking through a Greek manuscript, out of mere curiosity” she came across “paperwork about the 1686 decisions on the transfer the see of Kiev and the procedure of elections of metropolitans.” This allowed for a more accurate analysis of the procedures and outcomes in that 1686 decision. For example, among many new clarifications, these Greek texts revealed that “the decision of 1686 gave the patriarch of Moscow the right only to ordain the metropolitan of Kiev, but never granted to Moscow the full array of canonical rights over Kiev,” says. Tchentsova. This new array of documents discovered by Tchentsova is a significant breakthrough in the study of the integration of the see of Kiev to the Patriarchate of Moscow.
The presentation of Margarita Korzo on Catholic Sources of the Russian Orthodox Literature of the 17th Century was another invaluable contribution to the theme of the third session and the overall mission of the conference. Setting her task to analyze the paths of infiltration of Catholic influence into
the Orthodox literature, Korzo looked at “three particular examples when the Catholic texts were used in their entirety and translated in full.” The first such example is the case when the Moscow scribe directly translated the Catholic text from Latin; the second example when the Moscow scribe, unaware of the original Latin version, edited and modified into a simpler language the text which had previously been translated in Kievan metropolitanate; and the third example is a Catholic text which was translated in Kievan metropolitanate and this version was then circulated in Russia. A close examination of these three ways, led Korzo to conclude that “working with the Catholic sources required a great deal of talent of the Moscow scribe to conceal the Catholic borrowings.” However, according to Korzo, there is a clear duality in the attitude towards the Catholic tradition. This is also seen in the fact that not all the texts concealed their Catholic origins and even “despite the negative and often hostile attitude of Grecophiles towards the Catholic traditions, they were very familiar with these traditions and did not shy away from occasional usage of the compilations created by the ‘Latin heretics.’”
Speaking within the framework of the last session — the reorientation of Orthodoxy — Maksym Iaremenko (National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy) presented his study on The Successful Process of Synodal Unification. The unification of religious cultures and traditions was necessitated by formation of the new Synodal church in the Russian Empire during the reign of Peter the Great. According to Iaremenko, “one of the most important steps towards an integrated Synodal church was the unification and standardization of church books because books were the basis for the formation of common religious practice.” Importantly, this unification was aimed to guarantee some sort of control over Ukrainian presses and “help keep out Latin influences, which were characteristic of Ukrainian religious culture of the 17th century.” The process of unification of Kievan books according to Russian standards was not a simple and short process due to various reasons, such as financial considerations and intellectual factors. To Iaremenko, the answer to the question when the Kievan eparchy fully became part of an essentially a unified Synod remains unclear. Within the framework of the conference that was meant to set the thought-provoking arguments and questions, Iaremenko finished his presentation with the question to the panel and colleagues: “when did Kievan eparchy become fully a unified Synodal unit?”
Gary Marker (State University of New York at Stony Brook) shared what brought him to the topic of the gender troubles of Archbishop Feofan Prokopovich. He does not believe that anyone before him “combined the phrases ‘gender trouble’ and ‘Feofan Prokopovich’ in one sentence.” Nevertheless, he thinks “it is worthwhile to turn to Feofan because it is important to talk about gender in more concrete terms”; and because examination of Feofan’s sermons can reveal the kind of messages he was sending to his audiences, to those who would really understood. As Marker became more interested in the idea of gender, he discovered that Feofan had a lot to say about these things. “I am interested in it less in terms of the influence, but more in terms of what Feofan is actually saying and how he reconstructs it and what the implicit argument might be, what the implicit image is,” says Marker. Reading though the texts made him realize that “they all are sophisticated, complex, multi-layered documents that are structured around a well-crafted, well-conscious model of rhetoric.” This is why he tried to deconstruct them and reveal what is imbedded in the sermons at a certain time. This, in turn led him to a discussion of silences and absences — that is, “in the sermons and in some other texts there would be places where an educated audience recognized when something is not there.” And in Feofan’s sermons Marker can see the discussion about specific women through their absences. Feofan’s minimalism about the bogomater’ (mother of God), for example “is extremely striking,” said Marker, adding that “it is hard to avoid a conclusion that his view of her is a little more than a birth mother of Christ, that she has no specific agency of her own.”
Andrey Ivanov (University of Wisconsin – Platteville) brought the conference full circle by presenting a highly stimulating study on whether Russia had anything like a religious reformation, focusing on the hypothesis of the twentieth century Russian Orthodox theologian and church historian father Georges Florovsky that religion in eighteenth century Russia was the story of the impact of the Reformation. Ivanov argued in the paper that he presented, “that Russia did indeed experience a profound impact of the European Reformation” and that “Russia’s own reform was not an isolated development accidentally influenced by Western ideas, but was rather an extension of a much wider European continuum of religious change.” Despite the fact that there exist various definitions of the European Reformation, there are some generally agreed basic characteristics that that are broader than the Protestant Reformation alone. It was “a church reform with particular characteristic steps as a reaction with reformist impulses either against the Catholic Church or within the Catholic Church and had some form of transition to modernity,” said Ivanov, arguing that the process of reformation in the Russian church fits all these characteristics. Ivanov argued that “the Russian reform ended with the official reaction against reformed and enlightened Orthodoxy, a reaction that started in early 1820s and continued with increased intensity after 1825.” This Russian “reformation” replayed the course of development of Europe, which had moved from debating Luther to debating Voltaire. “Russia mustered this transition in some 105 years or so,” said Ivanov, ending with posing the question to the audience to what extent Russia did indeed experience a religious reformation.
All the thought-provoking ideas and questions that the panelists raised in their presentations throughout the course of this two-day conference engaged the participants in lively conversations. Once again, according to Bushkovitch, “the end of Soviet paradigms has made possible the rapid expansion of historical research in a great many areas, the history of religion being one of the most obvious. For the early modern era, as well, this expansion has meant a revolution in empirical knowledge.” The conference represented and identified the many accomplishments of scholars in the past quarter century, such as a much more nuanced conception of the relationship of the church to Catholic and Protestant teaching; the story of monasticism and Old Belief; and the role of the patriarchate and the Synod in the life of the church and the state. The speakers also noted areas for further research: the history of liturgy; the seventeenth century schism; the daily experience of Orthodox believers; and a more thorough reconstruction of the institutional structure of the church, among others. This conference brought in many fresh views, theories, and questions that should stimulate further discussion on the topic and contribute to the history of religion in Russia.
The conference was supported by a grant from the Carnegie Corporation and the Edward J. and Dorothy Clarke Kempf Memorial Fund.
Written by Kamila Orlova, M.A. program in European & Russian Studies, Class of 2018.


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He stressed, the conflict in Syria continues for the fifth year now, and dozens of thousands of people died, and twelve million have been affected.
"These people need urgent humanitarian assistance, all the infrastructure has been destroyed, and we have at least four million people who have become refugees and been accommodated in neighbouring countries," he said.
"We have to put an end. There must be a political solution based on the Geneva communique," Ban Ki-moon said.
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A faithful Christian must also live according to his belief, that is, he must follow Jesus Christ, Who exemplified to people the right kind of life on earth and thus requires faith in His act of Salvation in order to be acknowledged by Him as a Christian. The Christian doctrine must be followed from the heart, for Christ requires love from people, a love which lacks self-interest and has therefore a redeeming effect, a love which is willing to make sacrifices, a love which Jesus demonstrated through His death on the cross. Thus, to be a true Christian means to shape one's inner nature into love in the belief in Jesus Christ, for the human being is incapable of this change of character without faith in Him. He can indeed believe in Him and yet not live in love .... In that case, however, it is merely a conventional faith, an intellectual faith, which may well give credence to the existence of Jesus, the man, and perhaps even His crucifixion, but which has no idea about the significance of the sacrifice the made by the man Jesus on behalf of fellow human beings. For the understanding of this only comes to him when he practices love, because only then will his spirit give him the right understanding through his heart .... This is why 'being a Christian' first means to live a life of love, then the human being will also testify to Jesus Christ as the Redeemer of the world. However, a person lacking unselfish love will never be a Christian, even if he declares himself as such before the world .... For the concept of Christianity is not a question of believing that Jesus existed, the point is that the person lives as Jesus Christ had lived on earth in order to be able to rightfully call himself a Christian. This is why there is no true Christianity in this world anymore, despite churches and doctrines, for the spirit of Christ is missing. People are unredeemed because Jesus Christ can no longer be effective where love does not exist .... And love has completely grown cold among people .... Whether poor or rich, whether high or low, they all lack love, the most important aspect of Christianity ....
People no longer make use of Jesus' act of Salvation; they stand outside the circle of those who died on behalf of Jesus Christ. They certainly see the cross because they cannot deny Jesus Christ, the man, and His crucifixion, but it has become utterly irrelevant to them, they merely speak words without meaning and strength, because only love reveals the understanding in the first place but love has died away. For such people Jesus Christ died in vain on the cross and yet they call themselves Christians .... Not one of them realises the significance, not one of them makes the effort to be a true Christian, and many people contemptuously look down on those who, in their eyes, are heathens or unbelievers because they are not part of an official church or community .... And all these will one day have a dreadful awakening if they depart from earth in an unredeemed state and are required to give account of their way of live, if their degree of love is so low that it emits no ray of light on entry into the kingdom of the beyond .... Then they will have to look for the Redeemer of humankind first and will hardly find Him, because they will have lacked the right faith in Him and yet, without it they will never be able to become happy .... Oh, if only you humans knew what you are giving away on this earth because of your half-hearted attitude towards the most important things .... if only you knew how bitterly you will regret it one day .... You will never be able to become blissfully happy without love .... You must travel your path on earth as true Christians, you must follow Him, that is, keep His commandments, only then will your faith in Him be a living one, only then will you profess Jesus Christ before the world .... You will stand up for Him and, having been redeemed by Him, also be able to provide your fellow human being with the right explanation as to the fact that and why He has to be acknowledged, as to fact that and why eternal life is not possible without the redemption through Jesus Christ and that only the right way of life in the spirit of Jesus will be valued before God and not the outwardly displayed Christianity which, in truth, is no Christianity at all ....
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We are living in the age of speed: faster connections, faster answers, faster service. People expect many things to happen instantly, in real-time, and technological advancements are increasingly making it possible.
As such, it might seem counter-intuitive to suggest that we as B2B marketers are wise to slow our roll. Sometimes we tend to go through the motions too quickly, or in the wrong order, and it can hurt our results. In fact, it can prevent us from even accurately evaluating our results.
Sean Callahan recently wrote a post on the LinkedIn Marketing Solutions* blog arguing that a top priority in 2020 for B2B marketers should be to slow down when measuring ROI. The case is simple and convincing: Sales cycles have grown significantly longer but analytics haven’t responded in kind. Per the post, 77% of marketers are still measuring ROI in the first month of a campaign, even though the average B2B sales cycle is now about six months long.
“The reality is,” writes Callahan, “most marketers are showing up to their book club having only read a sixth of the book.”
This got me thinking about the argument’s broader applicability in B2B marketing. There are a number of different areas where it’s becoming clear that practitioners might be moving too quickly and doing themselves a disservice. To be clear: We’re not suggesting that you delay making decisions or drastically cut down your content production; sometimes it’s as simple as stepping back and taking a beat.
Let’s talk about four opportunities that stand out: experiences, strategies, social media, and SEO.
4 Areas Where B2B Marketers Can Benefit from Pumping the Brakes
Slow Your Experience
There are plenty of metaphors I could toss out regarding the inverse relationship between speed and quality of an experience, but I’ll go with this one: Would you rather be shuffled through a fast-moving line at a fast-food joint, or carefully walked through a restaurant menu by a knowledgeable and curious server beside your table?
Yes, customers want things quickly, but there’s a balance. It’s been nearly two decades since William McEwen made a point that remains very true today: When marketers emphasize doing things faster, they often end up doing things worse.
“If the goal is to create strong bonds that ensure customer retention, companies must focus on activities that create and sustain the customer relationships, not just on those that enhance company efficiency,” McEwen wrote in his book, Married to the Brand.
In his example he notes that a cold, tasteless sandwich from Arby’s isn’t going to yield a happy customer, no matter how fast it’s delivered. The same principles apply to any B2B experience — fast isn’t memorable. But when content is unusually entertaining, impactful, or tailored? That can stick in one’s brain.
More recently, Ann Handley preached this premise at Content Marketing World 2019, arguing that the most efficient is not the most effective. She recommends that marketers step back and ask themselves a few questions with regards to the customer experience they’re providing:
- How can I build trust and momentum for the content experience over time? And what does that look like?
- How can I involve the audience in a meaningful way so they are invested in the outcome?
- How can I create an experience that individuals rally around in a way that makes them more invested in the community?
Slow Your Strategy
Thinking through the questions above, and others, takes time. Rushing through our B2B marketing strategies invariably leads to overlooking key factors, while also generating undue stress for the team.
It’s a real psychological phenomenon: Slowing down helps us reconnect with the present, enrich relationships, and find more productivity.
“When you slow down, your mind can work on solutions to problems you may be experiencing, finding a better way to do something, prioritizing tasks and projects and eliminating or reducing conflict,” writes Suzanne Kane at Psych Central in the article linked above. These are the tenets of successful strategy.
The “Slow Your Strategy” directive runs the operational gamut, including pre-planning, resource allotment, promotion, and — as referenced earlier — measurement.
When I think about pacing a business strategy, I think about the game of chess. Great players aren’t often the quickest; instead, they proceed methodically, analyzing the entire board and mentally playing out the consequences of a possible move before pushing the next piece.
Marketers should adopt the same mindset. Strategy is by definition “a careful plan or method,” and being careful means taking our time. Don’t hurry while solidifying the seven elements of your your B2B marketing strategy:
- Goals and Objectives
- Audience Segmentation and Characteristics
- Brand Messaging
- Multi-Channel Touchpoints
- Content Types
- Content Topics
Slow Your Social
The world of social media moves so quickly, it’s easy for marketers to feel under pressure to keep up.
“Has our latest tweet already been buried on feeds?”
“Are we seeing results yet from this LinkedIn campaign?”
“Should we be on Tik-Tok?”
According to the latest B2B content marketing benchmarks report, social media is the most common content type used by B2B marketers, with 95% listing it. Yet in my experience, social often tends to be an autopilot function, disconnected from broader strategies. Bundles of messages are packaged up for scheduling across platforms, generic promotional links are hastily developed, and minimal effort goes into follow-up or interaction.
What’s the point?
Quality over quantity is a mantra that rings throughout the digital marketing environment today, and social media is a pertinent area in which to emphasize it. Take the time to think through the purpose of each platform, and each tweet or update. Prioritize value over volume. Keep in mind that aimlessly publishing without discretion can actually hurt your visibility on social feeds by diminishing your content’s overall engagement rates and causing people to unfollow.
Slow Your SEO
Every SEO specialist knows that influencing search rankings takes time. As algorithms increasingly shift from technical signals to user-based signals, creating quality audience geared toward a well-understood audience becomes all the more paramount.
If you’re displeased with your website’s search visibility, a good next step is running an SEO audit of existing content. “An SEO audit is a great place to start when you’re trying to understand the factors that are hindering your search visibility,” Tiffani Allen, TopRank Marketing’s Associate Director of Search and Analytics, writes. “The data you collect, once analyzed, should help you create a roadmap to improve rankings and capitalize on white space.”
And as Aja Frost, Head of Content SEO for HubSpot, offers to Search Engine Journal: “I’d recommend auditing all of your content for overlapping rankings and merging, redirecting, and archiving as needed so every page ranks for a unique set of keywords,” Frost said. “If your website covers the same topics again and again, even if you’re covering these topics from different angles, your pages are going to knock each other out of the results.”
This is but a sampling of examples of where slowing down with SEO can yield major long-term benefits. Scrutinizing your topical pillars, audience assumptions, and technical health of your site are additional measures that pay off.
Moving Forward in Slow Motion
While watching playoff football over the past few weekends, I’ve been reminded of how much speed affects our perception. You can watch a play in real-time and miss so many details that become evident in the slowed-down instantly reply.
There’s no time clock ticking down on your B2B marketing strategy. Obviously we have deadlines and time-sensitive objectives, but in many cases we’re probably placing undue constraints on our programs that take a negative toll on results.
We live in a fast-paced world. But slowing down our marketing efforts — from experience to strategy to social to SEO — can help brands differentiate and achieve more.We live in a fast-paced world. But slowing down our marketing efforts — from experience to strategy to social to SEO — can help brands differentiate and achieve more. @NickNelsonMN Click To Tweet
So the next time you receive a request from a boss or client that seems to skip steps or rush through critical strategic elements, there’s only one valid response: not so fast.
Take a moment to assess and validate your marketing approach for the coming year by reviewing Lee Odden’s rundown of the Top 10 B2B Digital Marketing Trends in 2020.
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Council tax is to be frozen or reduced in every local authority area in England this year, Communities Secretary Eric Pickles announced today.
Millions will see their council tax fall for the first time since it was introduced in 1993 as authorities scramble to avoid a 'public relations disaster'
Local authorities failed to collect £530m of council tax last year, adding to a backlog of unpaid tax that totals £2.5bn, the BBC has reported
Nick Clegg is demanding councils be given the power to impose a massive range of new local taxes
Councils are increasing 'stealth charges' on everything from swimming pools to school bus passes to make up for budget cuts
Moves to stamp out false claims for the single person's discount are expected to save the public purse up to £100m a year
A council tax revaluation has been put on ice, but if you think you are in the wrong band you can still challenge it
Snooping council tax inspectors who have secretly logged intrusive information on 25m homes are to be reined in, the Government will say today
The Government will set out plans to make councils seek approval from the public every time they want to impose 'excessive' increases in bills
Taxpayers are being forced to stump up an extra £50 a year to pay for council tax dodgers, figures showed yesterday


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Humanitarian Travel Grant: Medical Mission in Mongolia
In May 2020 I traveled with the New York University (NYU) Department of Otolaryngology to Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, for a humanitarian mission.
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In May 2020 I traveled with the New York University (NYU) Department of Otolaryngology to Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, for a humanitarian mission. The surgical team was composed of head and neck surgeons Theresa Tuyet-Phuong N. Tran, MD, and Adam S. Jacobson, MD, along with me, a fourth-year resident, and microvascular fellow Jason L. Yu, MD. We were accompanied by physician assistant Sabrina Tarafdar, as well as operating room nurses Ana Mae Gaolingo, Justine Padilla, Chris Abanico, Vicsyl Rodriguez, and Lauren Hamill.
Mongolia is an East Asian country that lies between China and Russia. The Mongolian Empire was the largest empire to have ever existed due to the leadership of Chinggis Khan, a figure who still heavily dominates current Mongolian culture. As a result of its historically nomadic culture, its capital Ulaanbaatar only settled in its current location in 1773. The group traveled with the Virtue Foundation, a nonprofit organization that has been sending surgeons to Mongolia for over a decade.
There were two hospitals in Ulaanbaatar where the group attended clinic and operated: the military hospital and the National Cancer Center. Though team members performed a variety of surgeries ranging from rhinoplasties to oncologic resections, they discovered there was a great need for education on reconstructive techniques for oncologic, traumatic, and iatrogenic defects. Specifically, microvascular reconstruction is a relatively new field in Mongolia. The only hospital in Mongolia currently performing free flaps is the National Cancer Center, where the first free flap was performed about 10 years ago. Still, the demand for free flap reconstructive expertise is high, and the surgeons performing these surgeries were eager to learn from the NYU group throughout the week.
One exemplary case was a fibular free flap for an orocutaneous fistula in a young man who had suffered from a gunshot wound to the face one year prior. He had undergone mandibular plating immediately after the injury; however, there was nonunion of the bone and fistula development. He had been following up at the military hospital for some time for local wound care. Upon arrival in Ulaanbaatar, the NYU team reviewed his case, and he underwent segmental mandibulectomy, excision of orocutaneous fistula, tracheostomy, fibula free flap, and plating. His postoperative course was uneventful. He was decannulated on postoperative day four and was able to resume a diet one week after surgery. Though the surgery itself was a success, even more valuable was the ability to teach the local surgeons these techniques and improve on their baseline knowledge of head and neck surgery.
By the end of the week, it was clear that a strong partnership developed between the American and local surgical teams, and there is ongoing discussion on how to continue this educational relationship in the future.


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Scientists report that chemicals that are not controlled by a United Nations treaty designed to protect the Ozone Layer are contributing to ozone depletion.
We are already reaping the rewards of the Montreal Protocol, with the ozone layer in much better shape than it would have been without the UN treaty, according to a new study in Nature Communications.
Research from the University of Leeds and an international team of scientists has shown a recent increase in atmospheric hydrogen chloride (HCI), a substance linked to destruction of the ozone layer.
A chemical used in dry cleaning and fire extinguishers may have been phased out in recent years but NASA said Wednesday that carbon tetrachloride (CCl4) is still being spewed into the atmosphere from an unknown source.
(Phys.org) —The total warming impact of 25 major synthetic greenhouse gases has been examined by an international team, led by researchers from the University of Bristol.
NASA scientists have revealed the inner workings of the ozone hole that forms annually over Antarctica and found that declining chlorine in the stratosphere has not yet caused a recovery of the ozone hole.
A slowdown in global warming that climate sceptics cite in favour of their cause was partly induced by one of the world's most successful environment treaties, a study said on Sunday.
The global treaty that headed off destruction of earth's protective ozone layer has also prevented major disruption of global rainfall patterns, even though that was not a motivation for the treaty, according to a new study ...
(Phys.org)—Satellites show that the recent ozone hole over Antarctica was the smallest seen in the past decade. Long-term observations also reveal that Earth's ozone has been strengthening following international agreements ...
According to a Johns Hopkins earth scientist, the hole in the Antarctic ozone layer has caused changes in the way that waters in those southern oceans mix – a situation that has the potential to alter the amount of CO2 ...

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In May of 2022, while on a work trip, I biked three of the 18 Trempealeau Trails Bicycle Association’s Loops. The bicycle loops range from 16 – 56 miles with a range of different elevations. I rode these routes around 5-7 p.m. each night and encountered almost no traffic at all.
You can review each of the 18 routes here.
I chose to ride three of the shorter loops with less elevation. The Sweet and Simple route, Amish Country Cruising and Easy Does It.
“Sweet and Simple”
The Sweet and Simple route, loop #1, starts in Trempealeau and heads toward Galesville. The biggest climb is right after Galesville before flattening out for the ride back to Trempealeau. This was my first ride in Wisconsin on this trip and I was just completely amazed at the beautiful scenery, smooth paved roads and very little traffic.
LENGTH: 24.2 mi
ELEVATION: 944 ft. climbing
“Amish Country Cruising”
The Amish Country Cruising route, loop #17, starts in Whitehall and heads through Coral City and then Blair, before looping back to Whitehall. The scenery on this route was absolutely stunning and included every baby farm animal you can imagine. I tried to take fewer photos on this route to be respectful of the Amish. Every farm had lots of activities with people planting gardens, plowing a garden with a plow pulled by houses and other work. Lots of friendly smiles and waves long this route!
LENGTH: 20.76 mi
ELEVATION: 841 ft. climbing
“Easy Does It”
The Easy Does It route, loop #8, starts in Whitehall and heads toward Independence. The route follows North River Road which is very scenic.
LENGTH: 16.26 mi
ELEVATION: 689 ft. climbing
I truly enjoyed my time exploring the Trempealeau Trails and hope to visit again soon and ride the next few loops. Learn more here.


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Coordinate synthesis but discrete localization of homologous N-glycosylated proteins, CLP and CLB, in Naegleria pringsheimi flagellates
- Coordinate synthesis but discrete localization of homologous N-glycosylated proteins, CLP and CLB, in Naegleria pringsheimi flagellates
- Baek I.K.; Chung S.; Suh M.R.; Hwang D.S.; Kang D.; Lee J.
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- Journal of Eukaryotic Microbiology vol. 59, no. 6, pp. 614 - 624
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- The synchronous amoebae-to-flagellates differentiation of Naegleria pringsheimi has been used as a model system to study the formation of eukaryotic flagella. We cloned two novel genes, Clp, Class I on plasma membrane and Clb, Class I at basal bodies, which are transiently expressed during differentiation and characterized their respective protein products. CLP (2,087 amino acids) and CLB (1,952 amino acids) have 82.9% identity in their amino acid sequences and are heavily N-glycosylated, leading to an ∼ 100 × 103 increase in the relative molecular mass of the native proteins. In spite of these similarities, CLP and CLB were localized to distinct regions: CLP was present on the outer surface of the plasma membrane, whereas CLB was concentrated at a site where the basal bodies are assembled and remained associated with the basal bodies. Oryzalin, a microtubule toxin, inhibited the appearance of CLP on the plasma membrane, but had no effect on the concentration of CLB at its target site. These data suggest that N. pringsheimi uses separate mechanisms to transport CLP and CLB to the plasma membrane and to the site of basal body assembly, respectively. © 2012 The Author(s) Journal of Eukaryotic Microbiology © 2012 International Society of Protistologists.
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This week saw the return of the School Games 3v3 South Solihull Basketball competition, an event in only its second year after being introduced last year to coincide with the Birmingham Commonwealth Games' event of the same format. This year's event took place at at Tudor Grange Academy. First up were the year 6 boys on Tuesday who were competing against 11 other schools in a fiercely competitive event which resulted in Greswold actually winning the whole competition. A fantastic achievement from the boys and thank you to Mrs Rowe and Miss Bragg for helping them to succeed.
It didn't stop there though! Thursday saw the girls' competition taking place with a year 6 Greswold team up against 8 other schools from around South Solihull and guess what? They won the whole competition as well. What an amazing feat for not just one but both school teams to not only play with fairness and teamwork but with desire, ambition and the will to achieve their potential. All the children involved will receive a certificate and medal.
What a wonderful way to start the sporting calendar in 2023! Well done everyone.


Superior to the fabled Japanese Zero in virtually every way save for rate of turn at low speed, the Hellcat was the platform upon which Naval Aviators swept the skies of enemy air power during 1943-1945. Flown by capable aviators, among them the Navy's leading fighter ace with 34 kills, F6Fs shot down 5,216 Axis aircraft in 24 months and compiled an enviable kill ratio of 19:1.
In the Battle of the Philippine Sea, nicknamed the "Great Marianas Turkey Shoot," Navy fighter pilots shot down nearly 300 enemy aircraft in one day. Flown by capable Allied airmen, among them Medal of Honor recipient Commander David S. McCampbell, the Navy's leading fighter ace with 34 kills, F6Fs shot down 5,216 Axis aircraft in 24 months and compiled an enviable kill ratio of 19:1. All told, the F6F produced more fighter aces, those with five or more aerial kills, than any other aircraft of World War II.
In the island-hopping campaigns across the Pacific, the Hellcat proved invaluable. Invasions were spearheaded by waves of F6Fs conducting fighter sweeps over enemy airfields, destroying planes that could threaten transports and landing craft. As troops went ashore, combat air patrols scanned the skies for aerial attackers while other Hellcats supported Marines and soldiers by hitting ground targets. Indeed, while it was in aerial combat that the F6F achieved lasting fame, it was a capable air-to-ground platform, with Hellcat pilots unleashing 60,000 rockets on land targets and enemy shipping during the war.
All told, Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corporation produced 12,275 Hellcats during World War II, at peak production rolling one off the assembly line every hour, around the clock. The Museum's F6F-5 Hellcat (Bureau Number 94203) entered service in July 1945 and has been in the collection since 1971. It is painted in the markings of Commander David S. McCampbell, the Navy's top ace of World War II.
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||One 2,200 horsepower Pratt and Whitney R-2800-10W engine
||Length: 33 ft., 7 in.
Height: 13 ft., 1 in.
Wingspan: 42 ft., 10 in.
||Empty: 9,238 lb.
Gross: 15,413 lb.
||Max Speed: 388 mph at 25,000 ft.
Ceiling: 37,300 ft.
Range: 1,530 miles
||Six fixed forward-firing .50-in. guns; 4,000 lb. ordnance, six HVARs or two Tiny Tim rockets


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Introduction to VICTWO
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VICTWO's outbound investment and market expansion service platform and ecosystem mainly provide the following services:
I. Overseas Market Information Service
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With the support of the government agencies and professional market service agencies from respective countries, VICTWO offers a variety of comprehensive and detailed reports on the investment and trade environment of foreign countries by working closely with their respective embassies in China.
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These business reports on overseas markets are prepared by professional market research agencies.
This non-profit magazine, circulated within the outbound investment circle of China, contains a collection of voices and perspectives from the representatives of foreign embassies in China, investment promotion agencies, Chinese companies making outbound investment, foreign-related law firms and accounting firms.
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Apart from the traditional media, we have also set up responsive portal and WeChat official account (WhatsApp) to distribute our service information in a much broader way.
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A quick recap and reflection on our first big trip to the Pacific Northwest! We hope you enjoy. If there are things you’d like to see from us, comment below. We are so grateful you’re sharing this journey with us.
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Joe Biden, Bernie Sanders to attend Democratic presidential labor forum in Philadelphia on Tuesday
Former Vice President Joe Biden and U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders are two of the seven Democratic candidates slated to appear Tuesday at a presidential forum sponsored by the Philadelphia AFL-CIO.
Former Vice President Joe Biden will join U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders and five other Democratic candidates for president in a Philadelphia labor forum Tuesday afternoon.
Biden, the Democratic front-runner, had been slow to commit to the event at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, a perceived snub that has caused friction, especially because his campaign headquarters is four blocks from the venue.
Biden’s campaign on Monday told The Inquirer that he would appear.
It has been more than four months since Pat Eiding, president of the AFL-CIO in Philadelphia, called a meeting to tell local labor union leaders to “keep their powder dry” in presidential politics.
Eiding said in early May that a sudden groundswell of support for Biden was happening too fast. He expressed concerns then that Democratic candidates were courting big-dollar donors, but not paying enough attention to rank-and-file union concerns.
Tuesday’s “Workers’ Presidential Summit” grew from that meeting.
Sanders had been, until Monday, the only top-tier candidate on the bill Tuesday. He is positioned in second place in an average of national polling maintained by the website Real Clear Politics.
Two other candidates who qualified for last Thursday’s Democratic debate, U.S. Sen. Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and entrepreneur Andrew Yang, are also scheduled to attend, along with billionaire activist Tom Steyer, U.S. Rep. Tim Ryan of Ohio, and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio.
Former U.S. Rep. Joe Sestak of Delaware County had committed to attend, but then canceled so he could campaign in Iowa on Tuesday. Author Marianne Williamson also dropped out of the event.
The candidates will each appear for 20 to 30 minutes in front of a crowd anticipated to number about 2,000, with a moderator asking questions submitted through social media and the website for the event.
Union members can register for the event at workerspresidentialsummit.com, where they will be asked to identify what labor union and local they work for. Local unions have also received tickets, which they are distributing to their members.
Eiding said the event is still open to any of the 13 other Democratic candidates who have not committed to attend. The forum opens at 3 p.m. and is expected to draw union members from Philadelphia, the four surrounding suburban counties, and Southern New Jersey.
“We have this set up so that if [other candidates] call up and say they’re coming, we’ll accommodate them,” Eiding said. “We’ll make it happen.”
Biden was the only Democratic candidate who asked for a lone appearance, apart from the other candidates, Eiding said.
“I made it clear we couldn’t do it,” he said. “It would look like an endorsement.”


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Romar Backgammon developed BY: Ronald Marseille.
Read Albert Silver's tutorial, all About GNU for more information.
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