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Posted on August 19, 2015 December 12, 2015
Eckleburg No. 19
Moustache | Annie Terrazzo
Just About | OLIVIA CIACCI
Small Fiery Bloom | ROSS MCMEEKIN
I Am Not Who I Am | EURYDICE
GERTRUDE STEIN AWARD IN FICTION
1ST PLACE | A Song Died, ANDREW MCLINDEN
2ND PLACE | Insecticide, RACHEL HERMANS GOLDMAN
3RD PLACE | Song of the Amputee's Mother | SHANEE STEPAKOFF
REGENDERED
A Diverse Flora of Native and Introduced Species, Beautifully Adapted to Their Microenvironment | DON HUCKS
Bomb Squad | JASON OLSEN
Her Husband Leaves Her | STEPHEN DIXON
Korean Bathhouse | JULIA KOLCHINSKY DASBACH
The Nonsense Singers of the Red Forest | RICK MOODY
from Something Wrong with Him: A Hybrid Memoir | CRIS MAZZA
The Yellow Wallpaper (1899) | CHARLOTTE PERKINS GILMAN
Eating Children on a Fall Day | AMYE ARCHER
Earthboy | NOAH BURTON
Alligator Ecology | AARON APPS
The God of Knickknacks | ROCHELLE SHAPIRO
His Flaming Sister | LINDSAY VAUGHAN
Scene Likely Needed (Frankenstein Machine) | MATTHEW HARRISON
Undertow | MEG TUITE
FIN DE SIÈCLE
The Talking Cure | VIPRA GHIMIRE
On Alois Riegl and Miley Cyrus's Intervention: A Prospective, Postmodern Critique | RANDY LEONARD
Ernst Gombrich: Art Historican in Debate and Dialogue with Scientists | RICHARD PERKINS
Oskar Kokoschka and the Search for the True Self(ie) | DANIELLE DAY
Sixty Thousand Truths | J. R. WILLIAMS
The Password to Postmodernism Is Denmark | PETER J. GOODMAN
To Arthur Schnitzler | EMILY TURNER
What Photography Did | BARRY PALMER
A Supposedly Relaxing Thing That Gives Me a Really Serious Case of the Heebie-Jeebies | BRETT SLEZAK
Along the Path to Citizenship | MAYA KANWAL
Angel | WILLIAM HILLYARD
Average Ordinary Trainwreck | RUTH BERGER
For the Greater Good | VIPRA GHIMIRE
Fractals | RICHARD O'CONNELL
I Live in a Town | CHELSEY CLAMMER
Blue | HANNAH HEIMBACH
Marginalia | ANNA MARIE JOHNSON
Famous Writers Groups | JACQUELINE DOYLE
Virginia Woolf, Illinois | TATIANA RYCKMAN
We Are Woman | AMELIA NEIRENBERG
An Open Letter to a Suicidal Friend, a Bulimic Friend, A Long Lost Aunt and Stephanie, My New LinkedIn Connection | RAE BRYANT
Annie Terrazzo
Kim Buck
Zina Nedelcheva
Rania Moudaress
Posted on March 9, 2015 June 30, 2017
ECKLEBURG BOOK CLUB | BodyHome by Chelsey Clammer
BodyHome by Chelsey Clammer
In her debut essay collection, Chelsey Clammer dives flesh-first into finding her home. But these essays aren't about places, but a state of mind-when you're at home in your body, you're at home in the world. With both lyricism and wit, Clammer uses her body to explore a complicated history of assault, addictions, mental illnesses and sexuality. Ranging from hilarious to chilling, the powerful prose in BodyHome drives our bodies back home.
"Clammer's raw voice and her rich use of language give her stories a rare authenticity and authority, demanding that the reader follow her in a bold, brash exploration of the nonfiction form. Her work is playful, furious, passionate, electric, and truly brave." –Marya Hornbacher author of Wasted and Madness
"On her journey to inhabit her elusive self, Chelsey Clammer drives straight into the body's complex ecstasies and denials. The path she clears along the way opens into language rich with honesty, shining with compassion and present to the chaos of addiction, rage, and grief. In the end, the place at which she arrives — the very body she's been carrying with her all along — shelters a new and tender vitality." – Lia Purpura author of On Looking and Rough Likeness
Published: Hopewell Publications, 03/01/2015
$16.95, 194 pages
Chelsey Clammer has been published in The Rumpus, Essay Daily, The Water~Stone Review and Black Warrior Review (forthcoming) among many others. She is the Managing Editor and Nonfiction Editor for The Doctor T.J. Eckleburg Review. Clammer is also the Nonfiction Editor for Pithead Chapel and Associate Essays Editor for The Nervous Breakdown. Her first collection of essays, BodyHome, was released from Hopewell Publishing in Spring 2015. Her second collection of essays, There Is Nothing Else to See Here, is forthcoming from The Lit Pub, Summer 2015. You can read more of her writing at: www.chelseyclammer.com.
Posted on February 24, 2015 July 19, 2017
INTERVIEW | Annelyse Gelman
Photo credit: Evan Greenwald
Movement. Metaphor. Sound. Meaning. Poet Annelyse Gelman's collection, Everyone I Love is a Stranger to Someone, addresses and implements all of these things. No—challenges all of these things. No, wait—they wrestle, dance, embrace and question all of these things. They do all of that and more. In other words, Gelman's poetry surprises and awes the reader to engage in a world full of sound and image, purpose and wondering. Here, Gelman discusses her approach to poetry, as well as how movement, sound and imagery play together to create a sense that we know how to live our lives—and part of that knowing is to question it.
Chelsey Clammer: Along with very intriguing concepts, your poetry also has some really enlivened imagery going on in each poem, on each page. I'm curious about your writing process in regards to imagery. When you write, do you concentrate more on image than sound or do you work on both simultaneously?
Annelyse Gelman: I think they're intertwined; an image will often feel right because of its sound, and vice versa, e.g. the sonic simplicity and plainness of the word "cup" – which conjures up tea parties, colorful plastic, sippy cups, smallness – vs. the hardness of the word "glass" – fragile, hefty, transparent, adult.
More subtly, a word always takes on some meaning based solely on its sound, even outside its context and connotations. There's a famous psychology study on this, where the vast majority of participants chose a soft, open name for a blobby and round shape – "Bouba" – and assigned a name with hard consonants, "Kiki", to a sharp and angular shape. Obviously, the causality there is muddied – I wouldn't try to argue that the sharpness of consonants is inherently analogous to visual sharpness – but they have a kind of linguistically/culturally determined relationship.
The emphasis also depends on the poem. Sometimes an image (or a series of images) takes precedence in a more narrative piece, and sounds tend to be a priority in – ironically – more imagistic poems.
CC: In the first poem of your collection, "Ars Poetica," you write "I'm pretty sure / everything is a rough draft." Can you comment a little bit more on this in relation to writing and how we experience the world? What do you think viewing our lives and function in the world as rough drafts does for our self-knowledge and identity?
AG: There's that famous Celan quote, often translated as "a poem is never finished, only abandoned" (on n'achève pas un poème, on l'abandonne). I think everyone's had this experience – creativity as an asymptotic approach. Whether you're making a painting or a poem or a song, or coding a website, or organizing your fucking fridge, there's always room for improvement. I've never finished anything; I just decide at a certain point that I'm not going to work on it anymore. I have no idea if this attitude is healthy (and I certainly don't read other people's published poems with the presumption that they're rough drafts, so there's some element of hypocrisy in it, too) but the alternative seems to be an endless struggle to perfect old things – which carries the opportunity cost of pursuing new and exciting and maybe riskier stuff. Fittingly, publishing "Ars Poetica" was a way of signaling (to the world, but more importantly to myself) that I was moving on from it. At the same time, rough drafts are always open doors, available to return to at any moment – maybe I haven't moved on. Burning bridges makes me nervous. You have to keep in touch with your exes!
This is related to another concept I'm obsessed with, that of naiveté. Everyone's seen/heard Ira Glass talk about it by now – the taste/ability gap, and the helpfulness of being oblivious to your own suckiness when you're trying to overcome that gap – and a lot of other people I admire have talked about the same idea. Steve Martin, for example, in his autobiography: "Despite a lack of natural ability, I did have the one element necessary to all early creativity: naïveté, that fabulous quality that keeps you from knowing just how unsuited you are for what you are about to do." The boldness of plunging forward despite inexperience is the same boldness as plunging forward despite the inevitability of imperfection.
CC: The voice presented in each poem feels very open, and your poetic observations teeter between sounding vulnerable and yet also having a bit of highly delightful sass! When you're writing, do you discover the voice through the poem or do you feel as if your poetic voice is where your poetry starts from?
AG: Definitely both: the initial draft, the spark of the poem, has the search in it, and the edit identifies the discovered voice and hones it, tunes it. (I'm talking about them as if they're separate, but almost always, the "draft" and the "edit" happen in the same sitting – simultaneously, indistinguishably.)
I rewrote almost all of Everyone I Love is a Stranger to Someone after the manuscript was accepted for publication, and a lot of that involved scrapping poems that lacked that balance. Vulnerability – yeah, that's exactly it. I'm looking at comments from an editor: "Make us know something or cut this whole poem out." You can only make the reader know something by discovering it yourself, through the poem, as you write – and you can't do that without being vulnerable. And vulnerability without sass can come off as whiny or pedantic or just insufferable. Who wants to be the wise woman coming down from the mountain? I want to be in the village. Talking, listening.
CC: Moving away from craft and into concept, I'm curious about the ways in which you approach the topics and observations in your poetry. For me, each poem feels like an inquiry into a larger concept or event. What are the ways in which you feel like poetry can be a great medium to approach these concepts?
AG: I'm skipping some context because it's boring and if anyone reads this they'll probably know how to use a search engine, so here's a quote: "How can I tell what I think till I see what I say?" You mentioned discovery before – I write to investigate, to follow my curiosity, to see what might happen. There's a lot of uncertainty and mystery in it. All (good) writing has that discovery, to some extent, but other forms demand their own kinds of logic: the intellectual logic of an essay or interview, the emotional logic of a diary entry. A poem's only logic is its honesty, and that can take a lot of forms and isn't dependent on truth. If you pursue a series of images, sounds, impressions, etc., you're allowing meaning to emerge rather than dictating it – like a Ouija board – and hopefully you end up with meaning embedded in the very specific tone and structure and voice of the poem itself – something that must be exactly what it is. I feel like maybe I'm not answering your question because all of these things seem true of all kinds of creation (a good painting must be a painting) – so why poetry and not another medium? I write music – why isn't Everyone I Love is a Stranger to Someone an album? I don't know. I heard someone ask Miranda July (also a multidisciplinary artist) this same question a few weeks ago, and she didn't seem to know, either. Let's take comfort in that and just keep making things.
CC: A good amount of your poems touch on, describe, or directly address different types of movement. In "Six Reconstructed Dreams," the narrator states, "I want this to feel like falling / down a staircase then lying / dazed at the bottom / trying to assess / the damage." In "An Illustrated Guide to the Post-Apocalypse," you write about the "search for a heart that open / -swings like a gate." And, my personal favorite, in "Autobiography" you poetically state, "We move our skin from room to room." (My god that's beautiful!) In what ways do you think movement functions in your poetry? What do you think about how movement can and/or cannot shift a poem's sound or meaning?
AG: This is such a kind, generous question! I suppose I'm interested in the movement of thought – if I have loyalty to anything, it's that – and there's an obvious connection there with physical movement. A mental association can even feel like activity, like exercise – and I guess it is, on a neural level: we're traveling pathways, reinforcing them, allowing others to become overgrown and disused and inaccessible. "Autobiography" touches on this more a couple of lines later: "what passes must be progress or else / nothing meant, so never mentioned." Is a memory that's never remembered still a memory? How do our muscles imagine an impossible action? Movement in a poem also creates a wonderful sense of space, and can do a lot to locate the speaker/reader in an actual time and place. And in an actual body, an embodiment. It has a grounding effect.
CC: In your poetry, it is very apparent that there is a strong connection between playing with language and presenting different metaphors. How do you think a poem's success does or does not rely on metaphor? Do you think metaphors are an integral aspect of poetry?
AG: I'm terrified of the broadness/definitiveness/prescriptiveness of that last question and I think the answer is probably No, but I definitely think metaphor – real, organic, cage-free metaphor, not the "poetic", obfuscatory dressing-up of thoughts or facts that could otherwise be stated plainly – is essential to the poems in this book. Metaphor can do so much legwork – creating allegory, doubling or diffracting – see? – meaning, getting serious without getting preachy. I was talking to my friend Peter about this recently – the fact that clichés really are true and worth talking about, but that you need to be able to access a truth in a new way if you want to really be able to appreciate it. Almost all of my metaphors are accidental. Even "Giraffe", which is super blatantly an extended metaphor about (human!) social justice and privilege, really was just about giraffes when I sat down to write it.
CC: What are you working on now?
AG: I'm finishing a series of 25 cento poems culled from William Burroughs' Naked Lunch, and writing/arranging new songs with the current lineup of my band Shoulderblades, and writing a poem every day, which is nightmarish.
This past week, for Valentine's Day, I worked on a kind of mini-project of inviting strangers to request poems from me for people they care about. I hand-wrote and illustrated these and sent them in the mail as surprises. Hopefully it made people happy!
CC: Is there anything else you would like for readers to know?
AG: This interview is ten million pages long already and whoever has actually read this far is probably on the cusp of death. I hope you enjoy what little time you have left.
Annelyse Gelman is a California Arts Scholar, the inaugural poet-in-residence at UCSD's Brain Observatory, and recipient of the 2013 Mary Barnard Academy of American Poets Prize and the 2013 Lavinia Winter Fellowship. She has new work in Indiana Review, Swarm, the PEN Poetry Series, and elsewhere, and is the author of the poetry collection Everyone I Love is a Stranger to Someone (Write Bloody, 2014). Find her at www.annelysegelman.com.
Chelsey Clammer has been published in The Rumpus, Essay Daily, The Water~Stone Review and Black Warrior Review (forthcoming) among many others. She is the Managing Editor and Nonfiction Editor for The Doctor T.J. Eckleburg Review. Clammer is also the Nonfiction Editor for Pithead Chapel and Associate Essays Editor for The Nervous Breakdown. Her first collection of essays, BodyHome, is forthcoming from Hopewell Publishing in Spring 2015. Her second collection of essays, There Is Nothing Else to See Here, is forthcoming from The Lit Pub, Summer 2015. You can read more of her writing at: www.chelseyclammer.com.


One of the parts of the home that are most prone to clutter is the kitchen. If you have a rather small house or apartment where many things appear to be kept there, you might have a very big problem. However all problems have a solution, including the country's messiest room. Just adhere to the suggestions below and observe the transformation.
If your kitchen area is quite confined, do not look down at the ground area and wish it could possibly become bigger. Instead, look up. You see those walls? Those are excellent locations to keep things and hold objects. Go rush to the nearby diy store and mount a number of wall mount organizers that will allow you to keep things like mugs, utensils, pots and pans, containers, and a couple of additional items on it. Simply make sure they're tough, dependable, and quite useful.
Cabinets are important structures in a cooking area. They are where you keep a number of items, particularly the things you would like to keep out of plain sight. And mostly as a result of that, many people are guilty of tossing items into the kitchen cabinets or drawers and then forgetting about them for a very long time. Organize your kitchen by clearing out the cabinets and keeping like things with each other. Set up additional dividers into each of them to make best use of area.
Put food preparation utensils and home appliances with each other in one corner of the kitchen. All cleaning instruments, on the other hand, need to be placed in another corner. Each thing used for food preparation ought to be put on the countertop or someplace near it. When it comes to your cleaning instruments, it is best that you install a mop and broom holder in a more discreet location so you can quickly grab them when the need arises.
Make sure that even the tiniest item kept in the kitchen area has its own spot. This way, you'll know where it is when you need it. Kitchens become jumbled because there seems to be too many items in it and too many things that are going on it at the same time. So as soon as you're done cooking food, prepping, or whatever it is that you're doing, place things back in their proper locations– and do not miss anything.
The kitchen area is the area of your home that has to be kept tidy at all times. A once-a-month all-around cleaning and re-organizing will suffice. An "all-around" cleaning must encompass everything. Clear the fridge of leftovers. Wash the sink. Scrub the walls and floor to glossy flawlessness. Arrange cabinet food, etc to a tee. All these and more you should do on a specified day each month.


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Läsning är avkodning, förstående och tolkande av text. I de flesta moderna språk använder man läs- och skrivtecken. Oförmåga att läsa, på grund av avsaknad av utbildning i detsamma, benämns analfabetism. Om någon trots skolgång har svårigheter med att läsa brukar man tala om att denne har dyslexi. Innehåller en text sociala innebörder eller interaktioner beräknas möjligheten till avkodning och förståelse vara möjlig till högst 35 % av ordinnehållet.

Att med tal återge text som man läser kallas för högläsning. I kyrkan brukar dagens bibeltexter högläsas för församlingen. I skolor är det vanligt att eleverna utför högläsning för att dels öva och visa färdigheter gällande läsförmåga och artikulation, och dels för att öva upp den sociala kompetensen i avseende att våga tala inför grupp, kunna lyssna på andra och att visa hänsyn till andra. Det är även vanligt att läraren högläser inför klassen, för att eleverna ska öva upp exempelvis hörförståelse. Genom att läsa högt redan för små barn lär man dem tidigt språkets rytm och skriftspråkets konventioner. Dessutom berikas barnens ordförråd. Högläsning kan på så vis lägga grunden till barnets språk och i förlängningen påverka barnets läsförståelse senare i skolan.

Läshistoria
Johan Svedjedal menar att läsaren idag är en del av "bokens samhälle", och att man formas av andra, av reklam, av genrer man uppskattar, av förlag, dagspress, TV, och så vidare. De senaste 20 årens ekonomiska och sociala förändringar har möjliggjort bokköp på nya sätt, av en del sett som en "litteraturens utslätning", även om det alltid har funnits en skönlitterär bredd, med skillingtryck under 1800-talet och författare som Nick Carter under 1910-talet som exempel. Genom historien har läsningen varit en maktsymbol. Även om det har förekommit att slavar och tjänstefolk läst som en del av sitt arbete har det historiskt varit de rika och mäktiga som i första hand stått för läsningen, och av dessa i högsta grad männen.

De tidigaste tecknen lästes på sten eller bark eller liknande material. De tidigaste tecknen på läskunnighet kommer från Assyrien och Babylonien. Med uppkomsten och utvecklingen, i första hand ledd av Kina och Egypten, av mer lätthanterliga skrivmaterial blev bild- och skriftkulturen allt mer avancerad. I högkulturerna kring främre Asien och Medelhavet tog rullen allt mer plats som medium, men eftersom interpunktion inte existerade var läsningen svår även för den som kunde läsa, och högläsning från texter man redan kände till var därmed legio i bland annat antikens Grekland, med fokus på recitation, föreläsningar och berättande. Codexen kom att skapas omkring år 200 i Romarriket, och papyrus och pergament dominerade. De inbundna böckerna tog plats under högmedeltiden, och pagineringen gjorde navigation i böckerna allt lättare. Även under den här tiden var läsningen dock till högsta grad muntlig. Augustinus skrev i sina Bekännelser från år 397 hur chockerande det var att se sin mentor Sankt Ambrosius sitta och läsa tyst. Under folkvandringstiden och 500-talet var det främst i religiösa centrum och vid hov som läsning förekom, och läsningen var en maktsymbol. Under den här tiden brukar man prata om det klerikala kretsloppet, där skrifter skrevs på latin av lärda inom kyrkan, och det folkliga kretsloppet, där traditionella texter framfördes muntligt.

Den muntliga högläsningen dominerade fram till 1400-talet med tryckkonsten och utvecklingen av det betydligt billigare pappret. Universiteten tog plats som läscentrum jämte kyrkan, vilket också ändrade förutsättningarna. Läsningens maktcentrum hade vidgats till staten, kyrkan och universitetet. Framväxten av borgarklassen ledde till en ökad läskunnighet, och det började komma underhållningslitteratur såsom riddarromaner (vars faror behandlas i Cervantes Don Quijote, som paradoxalt nog också brukar kallas den första romanen). Dock kom den muntliga högläsningen även därefter att vara det vanligaste sättet som läsning skedde på, eftersom läsningen först och främst var en social aktivitet, och förblev så fram även in på 1700-talet med födelsen av den borgerliga kulturen. Under 1700-talet blev den personliga läsningen vanligare, i takt med att läskunnigheten ökade - även om den därifrån lästa litteraturen främst bestod av katekesläsning och annan religiös litteratur. Nyttoläsningen blev ansedd, och nöjesläsningen förkastades. Även under salongskulturens 1800-tal fortsattes mycket att läsas högt och farorna med läsningen belystes fortfarande, såsom i det kända exemplet Madame Bovary där huvudpersonens läsning slutligen leder till hennes självmord. Efter 1800-talet har högläsningen tappat mark till förmån för den tysta enskilda läsningen, dels på grund av att de omgivningar man högläste i tappade mark och dels på grund av att högläsning är mer tidskrävande.

En viktig förändring som ökade nöjesläsningen i Sverige under 1800-talets senare hälft var övergången från frakturstil till antikva inom den religiösa litteraturen. Eftersom den religiösa läsningen främst skrevs med frakturstil var det den som de flesta lärde sig, medan den mesta skönlitteraturen gavs ut i antika. Under samma tid uppfanns även träfiberpappret, vilket gjorde pappret billigare. Med bättre utbildning, en förbättrad ekonomi och mer fritid blev läsningen vanligare under 1900-talet, även om den skönlitterära läsningen fortfarande inte ökade markant. Det skedde inte förrän den senare hälften av 1900-talet, och under 2000-talet läser 30% av befolkningen fortfarande i princip aldrig skönlitteratur.

Omläsning och engångsläsning
En markant skillnad i hur läsning går till under 2000-talet gentemot 1800-talet och dessförinnan är att idag är engångsläsning betydligt vanligare än omläsning. Det mesta av den litteratur som lästes när omläsningen fortfarande var vanligast var religiös litteratur, jämfört med sekulära skönlitterära texter som oftast enbart läses en gång med start under 1900-talet - även om de bägge läsarterna länge existerade parallellt. Ytterligare en skillnad som påbörjades under 1700-talet var framväxten av den känslomässiga inkännande läsningen. Romanen möjliggjorde identifiering med dess gestalter, och i läsningen kom nyheten att bli viktigare än den fördjupade kunskapen. Medan analysen under omläsningarna tidigare hade setts som viktig blev det med start under 1700-talet på modet att läsa igenom så många romaner som möjligt, såväl som att följa med i de litterära trenderna. Medvetenhet om modern litteratur har hållits högt ända sedan dess.

Läsarter
Läsningen är ansedd som en grundläggande färdighet. Den process genom vilken man ska ta in texten - tolkningen - är emellertid svårare. Litteratur kan tolkas på olika sätt. Dante Alighieri skrev redan 1316 att det finns två möjliga sätt att tolka en text på: "ty vi får ut en innebörd ur dess bokstav och en annan ur det som bokstaven betecknar Det första kallas bokstavligt, det andra allegoriskt eller mystiskt." Tolkningen var dock länge främst en del av den kristna hermeneutiken och fram till 1700-talet var läsningen och dess läsarter i mångt och mycket kontrollerade av kyrkan.

Läsforskning
Inom litteraturvetenskapen är det ganska ovanligt med läsforskning. Den forskning som förekommit har i Sverige främst varit kvantitativt inriktad och studerat läsmönster och läsfaktorer. Någon form av konsensus ligger i att faktorer som styr vad och hur mycket man läser är ålder, klass, utbildning, kön och bostadsort. Vad gäller läsmönstren är det svårt att dra slutsatser, mer än att det inte finns några belägg för att yngre människor läser mindre än tidigare. Det finns dock belägg för att 25% av yngre män inte läser alls, och att 20% av eleverna i högstadiet inte läste böcker i skolan. I Sverige undersöks läsande av Nordicom, SOM-institutet och Kulturrådet, och flera av deras rapporter leder till totalt motsatta slutsatser.

Inom läsforskningen föreligger även olika syn på vad för litteratur det väl är man läser, och en del forskare menar att man bör värdera olika läsning olika högt, såsom att det vore bättre att läsa en roman av Torgny Lindgren än en Harlequin-roman. Faktorerna som avgör är då de ideologiska tendenserna, språkbruket och ur givande läsupplevelsen är. Forskare med en motsatt syn menar att all läsning är positiv och leder i sin tur till mer läsning.

Det har dock länge setts som ett allmänt problem att människor inte läser skönlitteratur, vilket i många länder har resulterat i olika åtgärder för att främja läsning. Forskning har visat att de största hindren för läsning hos de som inte läser utgörs av tidsbrist eller ointresse, men sällan eller aldrig att det skulle vara svårt att få tag på böckerna. Forskningen har även visat att det är svårt att få vuxna som inte är vana vid läsning att börja läsa.

Den moderna läsforskningen har i hög grad påverkats av hur receptionsforskningen har format synen på hur och varför vi läser. Receptionsforskningen går ut på att det är när läsaren läser en text som textens mening skapas, och att texten utan läsaren bara blir tecken utan betydelser. Receptionsforskningen kan enligt Karin Littau delas in i tre huvudsakliga internationella grupper:

Forskning i hur läsaren möter en text och därigenom skapar textens mening. Forskare som Stanley Fish har hävdat att det bara är i mötet med läsaren som texten existerar. Detta spår har även följts av bland andra Jonathan Culler, Hans-Robert Jauss och Wolfgang Iser.
Forskning som menar att det inte går att skapa mening i en text, eftersom texter är för komplicerade strukturer för att kunna uppnå en egentlig mening. Forskare som Paul de Man och Jacques Derrida har företrätt denna hållning, och benämnts som poststrukturalister. De har mött kritik för att göra litteraturvetenskapen till en paradoxal vetenskap som har svårt att hålla sin ställning.
Forskning i hur läsare möter texter, och därigenom läser mot den inskrivna meningen. Här ingår feministiska forskare som Judith Fetterley, Jacqueline Bobo och Janice Radway, vars forskning visar att en del kvinnliga läsare möter texter på andra sätt än vad som framstår som självklart för andra.

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I might have to try this in a few weeks. If it anything close to what you have done, I'll be a happy guy.
Copasspupil wrote: I might have to try this in a few weeks. If it anything close to what you have done, I'll be a happy guy.
About to grind the cayenne's this morning; can't wait to taste it.
I like to smoke peppers, bu I don't grind them. I'll vac seal them in small portions for the winter's chili, stews, and soups.
That smoked one has me very interested , sounds really good.
I may try roasting some Penners over Mesquite and then finishing them in my Dehydrator "THIS Fall ?maybe?"
I need to try smoking and grinding. The smoke taste has to great with it. Did you ever get your jalapenos dried out?
Smoking Piney wrote: I need to try smoking and grinding. The smoke taste has to great with it. Did you ever get your jalapenos dried out?
I bet. The fresh stuff is always more intense.


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At The Flix: Flatliners, Goodbye Christopher Robin & Home Again
Every week we bring you a preview of what you can expect to see in Omniplex Cinemas. This week we feature Flatliners, Goodbye Christopher Robin and Home Again
Flatliners (15A)
Starring: Ellen Page, Diego Luna, Nina Dobrev
Director: Niels Arden Oplev
Genre: Drama, Horror, Sci-Fi
Release Date: 29th September 2017
Five medical students, obsessed by what lies beyond the confines of life, embark on a daring experiment: by stopping their hearts for short periods, each triggers a near-death experience - giving them a firsthand account of the afterlife.
Goodbye Christopher Robin (PG)
Starring: Margot Robbie, Domhnall Gleeson, Kelly Macdonald
Director: Simon Curtis
Genre: Biography, Family, History
A rare glimpse into the relationship between beloved children's author A. A. Milne (Domhnall Gleeson) and his son Christopher Robin, whose toys inspired the magical world of Winnie the Pooh. Along with his mother Daphne (Margot Robbie), and his nanny Olive, Christopher Robin and his family are swept up in the international success of the books; the enchanting tales bringing hope and comfort to England after the First World War. But with the eyes of the world on Christopher Robin, what will the cost be to the family?
Home Again (12A)
Starring: Reese Witherspoon, Nat Wolff, Lake Bell
Director: Hallie Meyers-Shyer
HOME AGAIN stars Reese Witherspoon ("Big Little Lies," Wild, Walk The Line, Sweet Home Alabama) as Alice Kinney in a modern romantic comedy. Recently separated from her husband, (Michael Sheen), Alice decides to start over by moving back to her hometown of Los Angeles with her two young daughters. During a night out on her 40th birthday, Alice meets three aspiring filmmakers who happen to be in need of a place to live. Alice agrees to let the guys stay in her guest house temporarily, but the arrangement ends up unfolding in unexpected ways. Alice's unlikely new family and new romance comes to a crashing halt when her ex-husband shows up, suitcase in hand. HOME AGAIN is a story of love, friendship, and the families we create. And one very big life lesson: Starting over is not for beginners.
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P&O Cruises Australia has announced the maiden season the new Pacific Adventure, which is currently sailing as the Golden Princess.
The new 2020 winter and spring program will off 132 cruises in total including 57 short sailings of two, three and four nights in duration departing Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Auckland, the company said.
The Pacific Adventure first embarks on an 18-night Southeast Asia and Australia cruise from Singapore in October 2020,calling at Penang, Langkawi, Darwin, Cairns, Airlie Beach and Brisbane before arriving in Sydney.
P&O Cruises President Sture Myrmell said the new program offered an exciting selection of "Voyages" cruises to Asia and Papua New Guinea combined with the popular shorter getaways, themed cruises and South Pacific itineraries enjoyed by guests all year round.
"This season we have an exciting opportunity to offer select longer cruises and as part of the 'Voyages' concept we have enhanced the onboard experience for guests, providing an opportunity to try new things onboard and sample new entertainment options on Pacific Adventure," Myrmell said.
The Pacific Adventure joins the fleet in October 2020 and will be homeported in Sydney; her first eight cruises will visit New Zealand, Fiji, Papua New Guinea and the South Pacific Islands. This will include a 13-night Kiwi Adventure, 14-night Fiji Explorer and 11-night New Guinea Island Encounter itinerary.
The Pacific Adventure will also offer shorter options including a three night comedy cruise, four night voyage to Moreton Island and a six-night round-trip Main Event cruise to the Melbourne Cup departing Sydney on October 31, 2020.
The Pacific Aria will join Pacific Adventure sailing from Sydney between October to December 2020 offering three and four-night short cruises options and two 10-night itineraries to the South Pacific Island, the company said.


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Enjoy dinner-and-a-show at Young Auditorium. Click here for more information on the An American In Paris dinner presented by The Black Sheep.
Presented by Broadway at Young - In post war Paris, romance is in the air and youthful optimism reigns. Gershwin's soaring melodies are matched by gravity-defying dance as the world rediscovers the power of love in this breathtaking production. Hoping to start a new life, World War II veteran Jerry Mulligan chooses newly-liberated Paris as the place to make a name for himself as a painter. But Jerry's life becomes complicated when he meets Lise, a young Parisian shop girl with her own secret - and realizes he is not her only suitor. Winner of four Tony Awards and inspired by the Academy Award-winning film, this exquisite production features your favorite Gershwin songs including "I Got Rhythm," "Liza," "'S Wonderful," "But Not for Me," and "Stairway to Paradise."
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It's looking like Nexus 5X pre-orders through the Google Store are preparing for shipment. A number of people just pinged us with a status change on their orders that not only showed a change to "Processing," but also a charge going through on their credit cards. If Google is charging, that should mean that phones are ready to be shipped.
As for the Nexus 6P, we are hearing that some are seeing the change to "Pending," but no card charges just yet. If that changes, we'll update this post.
Nexus pre-orderees, seeing charges? Anyone get a shipping notice?
Cheers Ryan, Paul, Richard, Chad, Hunter, Tom, and Eric!
Motorola, What the Hell is Going on With You?


Great hotel for short business stays in the centre of Curitiba. Friendly and helpful staff. Good internet speed. Great breakfast to start the day. Recommended.
This is one of the cleanest hotels I have ever stayed at. Staff was very friendly and they offered a great breakfast. I would return to this hotel again as it was more cleaner than some 5 stars I stayed at.


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February 21, 2014 Arts & Entertainment, Events, Opinon
Opinion: Program Board's Aca-Chips was aca-mazing
On Thursday night, Central Harmony, On The Rox and Fish 'N Chips came together and rocked Plachta Auditorium in the first ever Aca-Chips.
Program Board hosted the event and had a full house. The line started at 6 p.m., but the show was not until 7 p.m.
Central Harmony, Central's co-ed a cappella group, took the stage first and started the show off with a few hits many probably recognized from their childhood: a Disney medley that featured "The Circle Of Life," "Go The Distance," and "I'll Make a Man Out of You."
"It was absolutely phenomenal," Claudia Davis, a sophomore from Waterford, Mich said. "I loved the mixture of their voices and the enthusiasm they when they sung the songs. I loved how they incorporated the stuff with Simba."
The night took a turn into the 1980s with the one-hit wonder "Come On Eileen" by Dexys Midnight Runners. It was upbeat and had the audience swaying to the music.
Central Harmony's cover of "Somebody to Love" by Queen was powerful and beautiful and showed off their vocal strengths the best. Central Harmony performed two recent hit songs, "Paradise" and "Counting Stars."
Near the end of Central Harmony's set, they sang their alumni song "Gummy Bears," and it was a very entertaining, cute performance.
On The Rox, Central's all-female a cappella group, were the next act to take the stage. The ladies started with a classic Pat Benatar hit, "Hit Me With Your Best Shot."
The young ladies also performed "Such Sweet Loving" and "Madness," two songs that featured a flirtatious side to the group and had the male audience swooning.
Hit songs were also in their repertoire. "Mirrors," by Justin Timberlake, was one of their stronger performances of the night. It had the entire audience clapping along. Neon Trees' "Everybody Talks" was also on the set list.
They finished the night with a cover of Pentatonix's, another famous a capella group, "Love You Long Time." It was strong and powerful, just like the original.
"I thought it was really cool to see a girl beat box for once," Davis said. "She was pretty good at it."
Fish 'N Chips got the ladies screaming as soon as they walked on stage and opened, appropriately, with "Isn't She Lovely." With the mellow melody and vocals, they surely had the ladies in the audience in the palm of their hands.
Landis Smith, a member of the all male a capella group, sang two tracks in a row. His rendition of "Human Nature" was smooth and beautiful. Smith's performance of Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get It On" was sexy and had the crowd going.
"Hallelujah" was, again, performed beautifully and could give anyone goosebumps. "Poison" was very enjoyable to watch, and the group looked like they were having a lot of gun.
The men added a new song to their set with Drake's "Hold On, We're Going Home." Their twist on the song near the bridge really made it unique.
"I was disappointed that they did not perform 'Ignition,'" Davis said. "But they won me back after singing that song by Drake."
Fish 'N Chips brought some alumni to the stage and they performed the well-known classic "Cecilia" by Simon and Garfunkel.
The most memorable moment of the night was all three a cappella groups coming together and singing Pentatonix's "Run To You." It was an emotional rendition that was harmonized beautifully.
Aca-Chips was a success and hopefully it is an event that becomes annual for Program Board.
Here is a small clip of the groups singing "Run To You."
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Guys Its strongly recommend you to please go through aptitude because any company's written test you people will find aptitude section for sure.. so please spend some time for aptitude..
Some puzzles were asked and some some questions like "what is the angle between hours hand and minute hand at 3:15.." ans is 7.5 deg..
About Project, some puzzles, reasoning questions. some general questions like "If you are present in that situation what will you do at that time"..


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Q: AD Microsoft Login 400 bad request headers too long ASP.net MVC My asp.net mvc application works as expected on localhost and logs in on every browser with ease. I am using Azure Active directory to log in to the application, I published my application to a web server and now I get a 400 bad request from every browser.
I have tried clearing the cache with no luck.
I increased the maxRequest and time.
<httpRuntime targetFramework="4.6.1" maxRequestLength="2097151" executionTimeout="2097151"/>

I noticed that the browser is attempting to log in but the request is sent over 40 times. I managed to get it working sometimes but once the request is sent to microsoft.login I get the same error.
Does anyone know of a solution to my problem?
Thanks in advance, Adam.

A: Based on my understanding, the HTTP headers is determined by both maxRequestLength and MaxFieldLength, please also increase the value of MaxFieldLength and let us know whether it helps. (Refer this KB for the same error message)


Rigsby's Kitchen is somewhere to go for lunch when you want to be able to hear your lunch companion and have excellent food and service. It would be a perfect venue for a lunch meeting and seating is always immediate. Although Rigsby's can be an expensive choice for dinner, they are excellent value for lunch, particularly the blue plate special, where you get soup or a salad and half a sandwich or pasta dish. The breads are excellent (they have their own bakery in the Short North) and keep hunger at bay while you wait.
Deepwood might be pushing the boundary of the Short North but it is worth the extra walk south (it is opposite the convention center, just past the Greek Orthodox Cathedral). Deepwood, now just into its second year, has an excellent happy hour including whisky flights, cocktail specials and some fantastic food. On our recent trip we enjoyed oysters on the half shell, mussels and french fries, a wonderful selection of charcuterie and their home baked breads. Even though we were eating at the bar we were given an amuse bouche.
Links: Deepwood website; Beer tasting dinner at Deepwood; CMH Gourmand review of dinner at Deepwood.
The Burgundy Room is an excellent choice for oenophiles or someone wanting a late night snack in a refined yet relaxed atmosphere. My last trip there I had the cheese plate with an accompanying wine flight. Our servers knowledge of the cheeses (and the ice cream flavors) offered was encyclopedic and his enthusiasm contagious. There is a good range of hot and cold tapas style plates and always something enticing. It is useful to know that the Burgundy Room is also a wine shop and sells bottles at state minimum prices.
Nida's Thai on High opened last fall and is a popular neighborhood spot. Good for a quick bite, or for lingering over a cocktail. Service can be slow but it saves a trek to Refugee Road when you want a Thai-fix. Nida's also has a decent range of sushi and some interesting cocktails. My favorite is the Isaan Spritzer with lime and peanut syrup. Among our favorite dishes are the Tom Yum fried rice and the beef salad. Alive Review of Nida's.
Jeni's now has several Columbus branches but it certainly has cult following in the Short North. It is our most common dessert destination, and I have been know to head there for an mid-afternoon pick-me-up. As well as their ice cream creations, they also serve french press pots of Stauf's coffee. Everyone has a favorite flavor, or flavor combination. The sundaes are devilishly delicious. Seasonal specials come and go, and it is tempting to stock pile a few pints as your favorite seasonal flavor as it nears the end of its run. I can't wait until the Mother's day Brioche with Blackcurrant Jam makes a reappearance. Jeni's website.
You can't help but love the warm atmosphere at Liz Lessner's establishments Surly Girl and Betty's. Eclectic decor, menus and drinks are hallmarks. Recently Dirty Frank's has lured me away from the Short North, but Surly Girl is my preference for cold winter nights. There is a great beer selection, as well as the always novel cocktail list (for example an Easter cocktail with a floating peep!) and a couple of beers and some Frito pies make for a fun evening with friends. Surly Girl Website & Betty's Website.
I'm not sure what will become of Details with the departure of Chef Rosendale. Recently they have been serving the Rosendales Bistro menu in Details, a great shame. Hopefully the awesome Tuna Tar Tar Taco Tuesdays will reappear. Details was our go to place when Chef Drew Garms was in town and his Details experience, was exactly that – an experience. Since his departure our attendance has dwindled, but Details does have one of the best cocktail lists around. Details Website. CMH Magazine article about Details.
Slightly off the beaten track (on Pearl Street) and often overlooked, Tasi is another good place for breakfast or lunch. I go there mainly to buy their bread, which comes from the Eleni Christina bakery who also supply Rigsby's. All three establishments are part of the same family, Tasi is another Rigsby venture, is named after Kent Rigsby's wife. Tasi Website.
Another frequent Short North destination is Zen Cha. I usually go for a bubble tea fix (the not too sweet Taro is my favorite), but I also love their fruit teas and there is a tea to suit every mood, season or weather. The staff are knowledgeable and the atmosphere definitely unhurried. Zen Cha also serve food and it is a popular brunch location with some less common offerings such as okonomiyaki. Zen Cha Website.
Good Post B. And the proximity to Highland Estates and HW Manor can't be beat.
Yeah, great post! Really captures some of the best of Short North.
Good job on this post! I often forget about Tasi, but they are fantastic.
The $10 blue plate at Rigsby's is one of the best lunch values in town, I agree. Diners can select a (generously proportioned) half order of any pasta on the menu plus a soup or salad. Service staff is fantastic, we especially love Tommy and Yusef (sp). Rigsby's is a wonderfully elegant lunch spot, not overpriced or rushed and never too formal.


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Match Preview: Bury U18 v Birmingham City U18
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Bury U18 v Birmingham City U18 – Energy Check Stadium at Gigg Lane, Friday 16th February 2018 – 7pm KO. Tickets are £5 for adults, £2 for concessions – come and give the lads your support!
The Young Shakers will exit the tunnel at the Energy Check Stadium at Gigg Lane to the sound of a vociferous crowd, as they continue their fantastic run in the competition.
Their third-round victory at Cheltenham Town saw the current crop become the first Bury side to make it that far in the competition since 1966, and a crowd of 515 was present to see them despatch Category One side Aston Villa in the fourth round.
Birmingham City have so far beaten Bristol City and Sheffield United to set up the clash with the Shakers, who themselves have been victorious over Oldham Athletic, Wigan Athletic, Cheltenham Town and Aston Villa.
A quarter-final tie at Carrow Road against Norwich City awaits the winners, after they recovered from 2 goals down to win 4-3 in extra-time against Newcastle United.
The Blues won't be taking the Shakers lightly, after their victory over Aston Villa in the previous round. The result will have been seen as a shock to everyone outside of Bury, with Villa being seen as clear favourites owing to their higher status ranking.
Shakers' boss Ryan Kidd knows the strengths Birmingham possess: "Birmingham are a very good team. I like the way they play, they're a very good possession based side, move the ball very sharply and try and play through the middle of the pitch as well. They've got some very good players so we've got to be on it but I'm really looking forward to it!"
Bury v Birmingham City Preview


Liposuction is an advanced technology for removing fats from the body. No matter where the problem area is, liposuction will help to remove the excess fat from the body. Some women complain of having excess fat in the thigh area, while the upper body is quite toned. The thigh liposuction can trim the lower body. The recovery is quite quick after the Liposuction provided you take proper care and rest. The procedure takes few hour to complete during which you should be accompanied by a friend or a relative as you might feel a bit of drowsiness and tiredness after the surgery.
While a person can have liposuction at any age, however it is suggested that the sooner is better. With age the skin loses its elastisty and the surgery gets a little complicated. The Thigh liposuction can contour the tights making it look smaller.
The process involves melting out of the fat from the thigh area. Through incision between the skin and the muscle area, a small cannula is inserted without causing harm to other tissue structures. The Plastic surgeon creates vacuum in the area through the cannula and the excess fat is suctioned out, giving it a more trim look at Liposuction Center.
After the completion of the surgery, the incisions are closed and the patient is sent for recovery and is monitored for a brief period. The entire procedure takes few hours to complete.
The method of treatment is painless and takes a time of one to two weeks to recover. The risk is minimal in the procedure and the healing is fast. You no longer have to be conscious about your look. The surgery will boost your confidence and give you a new look at Alluremedspa. However, the patient should religiously follow surgeon's instruction to recover fast.
Allure MedSpa which is renowned for its state-of-the-art internationally acclaimed services,offers affordable and cost effective cosmetic procedures. To know more about the cost of your procedure request a consult by filling the form below. Your consultation is your chance to ask questions about Six Pack Abs Liposuction studies and put your mind at rest. Your surgeon will be able to offer you full explanations and answers to all of your queries.
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My body is lean but my thighs are really heavy. It is really embarrassing as I am not able to wear my favorite dress. In the seminar, I had a small talk with him and I quite like the way he talked to his patients. He advised me to pay a visit to India. I am basically from Korea. I have heard that surgeries in India are quite affordable and you get best of results. What I have heard is not at all wrong.
After reaching India, I went to Allure Medspa and got admitted there. The surgery was a 2 hour long surgery. After the surgery, there was a little pain and swelling, however I could feel the difference. I have started feeling confident again. Dr. Doshi provided me with a compression garment, which I have to wear on a regular basis. However, I feel more comfortable in my skin and very happy now. I am thankful to Dr. Milan Doshi and Allure Medspa.


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| Bishop Takla ordains new deacons in New Jersey | Bishops of Rome and Minya meet with leaders of the Vatican | Pope about sectarian attacks: we don t declare all what we do | A new Catholic bishop assigned in Austria | Consul of Spain visits the monastery of St. Mina in Mariot | A training course for the new priests at the Institute of Care and Education at the Cathedral | Pope Tawadros inaugurates the Church of the Virgin in Dusseldorf, Germany | Pope Tawadros congratulates women in Europe and the United States on Mothers Day | Bishop Raphael leads the celebrations of Melbourne Golden Jubilee of the Youth Meeting
Copts and Poliltical Islam
Slain Coptic priest was killed by church guard over personal dispute: Egypts interior ministry
The Qalioubiya security directorate said on Monday that a priest in St Marks Church in the district of Shubra El-Khaima has been shot dead by a church guard inside the church over a personal dispute. The statement said that the 54-year-old suspect, who turned himself in to the police stqtion, shot 65-year-old priest Makkar Saad Makkar several times over a dispute involving money.
Egypt court sentences 2 to death, 9 to jail over 2017 terrorist attack on a Coptic church
A Cairo criminal court sentenced two men to death on Sunday and handed down prison terms to a number of others over a 2017 terrorist attack on a Coptic church south of Cairo that killed 11 people. The attack took place in Helwan district on the outskirt of Cairo when gunmen opened fire on the Coptic Orthodox church of Mar Mina and a neighbouring Christian-owned shop in December 2017.
Pope Francis changes Catholic Church law to make reporting sex abuse obligatory
Pope Francis on Thursday passed a measure to oblige those who know about sex abuse in the Catholic Church to report it to their superiors, following a global clerical paedophilia scandal. Every diocese in the world will now be obliged to have a system for the reporting of abuse, under a new law published by the Vatican -- but the requirement will not apply to secrets revealed to priests in the confessional.
Egypts grand mufti denounces Lahore suicide attack
Egypt s Grand Mufti Shawki Allam has strongly condemned the suicide bombing outside the Data Darbar shrine in Lahore that left at least 10 people dead and 25 injured on Wednesday. Allam stressed that Islamic law categorically rejects all forms of terrorist attacks and intimidation of innocent people.
Fighting kills 43 in Syrias northwest: Monitor
Clashes between Syrian government forces and militants Monday killed 43 fighters in the country s northwest, where the regime and its Russian ally have stepped up bombardment in the past few days, a monitor said. Militants also fired rockets at a Russian air base in the region but were repelled with the attack causing no casualties or damage, the Russian defence ministry said in a statement.
Palestinians say truce reached with Israel to end deadly escalation: AFP report
Palestinian leaders in the Gaza agreed to a ceasefire with Israel on Monday to end a deadly two-day escalation in violence that threatened to widen into a fourth war between them since 2008. An Israeli military spokeswoman declined to comment on the deal, but there appeared to have been no rocket fire or Israeli strikes in the hours after it was due to take effect, an AFP correspondent in Gaza said.
Damascus presses Idlib attack, artillery hits near Turkish force
Syrian government forces and their Russian allies pounded the rebel-held northwest with air strikes on Saturday, the fifth day of a campaign that has killed dozens of people and forced thousands to flee, sources in the area and a war monitor said. Artillery that may have been fired by Syrian government forces struck near a Turkish military post in the northwest, a Turkish security official said, signalling the risks of escalation in a part of Syria where Turkish troops have deployed under a deal with Russia.
The US moment of truth on the Muslim Brotherhood
Renewed talk over whether the White House will designate the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organisation raises compelling questions. Why would US President Donald Trump take this step now? How will members of his administration sort out their differences over the move? And if, indeed, the Trump administration goes ahead, what repercussions will there be? On Tuesday The New York Times published a report citing officials familiar with the matter, saying the US administration was working to designate the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist group, a move that would mean "wide-ranging economic and travel sanctions" on entities that do business with the group.
Egypt extends state of emergency by 3 months, commencing April 25
Egypt s President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi extended the state of emergency nationwide by three months on Thursday upon the approval of House of Representatives following the announcement of the results of the constitutional referendum on Tuesday, the Middle East News Agency (MENA) said. MENA added that the state of emergency will commence April 25 and last until July 24. The emergency law allows the military and security apparatuses to take measures to combat terrorism. Sisi first imposed the state of emergency in the aftermath of twin blasts at two churches in the north of Egypt in April 2017, killing 47 people and leaving 120 wounded.
Sri Lanka Catholic Church wants more vigorous government crackdown on Islamist extremists
The Catholic Church in Sri Lanka said Monday that the government should crack down on Islamic extremists with more vigor "as if on war footing" in the aftermath of the Easter bombings. Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith, the archbishop of Colombo, said the church may not be able to stop people from taking the law into their own hands unless the government conducts a more thorough investigation and does more to prevent further attacks.
Egypt court issues death sentences on two defrocked monks for killing Coptic bishop
Damanhour Criminal Court issued Wednesday death sentences on two defrocked monks on charges of killing the head of their desert monastery last summer. The court issued a preliminary death sentence 23 February and referred the sentences handed down on the two monks, Isaiah El-Maqary and Faltaous El-Makary, to the country s grand mufti for his non-binding opinion, as required by Egyptian law.
Sri Lanka detains 40 people in investigation of blasts; toll rises to 321
Sri Lankan police detained 40 people, including a Syrian national, for questioning about the Easter Sunday attacks on churches and hotels, government and military sources said on Tuesday, as the toll from the coordinated bomb attacks rose to 321. About 500 people were also wounded. No group has claimed responsibility for the attacks, which officials said were carried out by at least seven suicide bombers on three churches and four hotels.
Egypt condemns Sri Lanka bombings, says targeting humanity
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on Sunday condemned the terrorist attacks in Sri Lanka. "I extend my sincere condolences to the victims of the terrorist acts in Sri Lanka, which are not aimed at a particular country, but are aimed at all humanity," Sisi said in a tweet on his official Twitter account. "We all have to stand up to our historic responsibility against these actions, which are stripped of all the meanings of humanity," he added.
Video: Ancient Christian manuscripts digitized at monastery beneath Mount Sinai
At St. Catherine s Monastery at the foot of Egypt s Mount Sinai, the silence in the library is broken only by low electrical humming, as an early manuscript is bathed in green light. A team from Greece are photographing thousands of fragile manuscripts, including some of the earliest copies of the Christian gospels, using a complex process that includes taking images in red, green and blue light and merging them with computer software to create a single high-quality color picture.
Germany arrests man accused of helping recruit for IS group
German authorities have arrested a man suspected of joining the Islamic State group in Syria and later helping send another new recruit for IS from Germany to Syria. Federal prosecutors said the 28-year-old German national, identified only as Volkan L. in line with German privacy rules, was arrested in Hamburg on Wednesday. He is suspected of membership in a foreign terrorist organization.
Fear of army action as Sudan protesters toughen stand
Sudanese protesters have hardened their stand, demanding a transitional military council be scrapped and immediately replaced with civilian rule as Tuesday they refused to end a days-long sit-in outside army headquarters. Organizers fear the army is seeking to hijack the revolution on the streets which saw veteran president Omar al-Bashir, whose three-decade reign was toppled on Thursday by top commanders after four months of nationwide demonstrations.
Air strike kills Islamic State deputy in Somali region
An air strike killed the deputy leader of the Islamic State group in Somalia s semi-autonomous Puntland region, alongside another militant, a local security official said on Sunday. A witness said a 4x4 vehicle was hit by several missiles 3 km (2 miles) outside the village of Xiriiro in the Qandala hills at 1 p.m. (1000 GMT) on Sunday.
121 killed, nearly 600 wounded in Libya fighting: WHO
Fighting in Tripoli has killed 121 people and wounded 561 since commander Khalifa Haftar launched an offensive earlier this month to take the Libyan capital, the World Health Organization said Sunday. WHO s Libya account said on Twitter the organisation was sending medical supplies and more staff to Tripoli, while denouncing "repeated attacks on health care workers, vehicles" during fighting which began on April 4.
Egyptian police kill 6 Hasm terrorists in Nile Delta shootout: Ministry
Egypt s Ministry of the Interior said in a statement on Thursday that police forces have killed six terrorists from the Muslim Brotherhood-affiliated group Hasm in Qalioubiya governorate, north of Cairo. The terrorists were killed in a shootout with security forces as police raided a building on a farm in Qalioubiya. The ministry said the raid was carried out based on intelligence received by the National Security Agency that the terrorists where planning attacks upon calls from the media platforms of the terrorist-designated Muslim Brotherhood organisation, which aim to weaken stabilty and security in the country.
German police raid Islamic organisations over suspected Hamas support
German police on Wednesday raided offices belonging to Islamic organisations suspected of financing the Palestinian militant group Hamas, which is on the European Union s terrorism blacklist, the interior ministry said. The ministry said the main targets of the raids were WorldWide Resistance-Help and Ansaar International which are believed to have collected funds for Hamas, which rules the Gaza Strip, under the guise of humanitarian aid.
Angels fighting with us in 1973
After Egypt won the war of 1973, many people were talking about the angels who have fought with us in the war. A script writer once asked me then to talk about that topic in a TV interview on a religious television. The story goes back to Sheikh Abdul Halim Mahmoud, Imam of Al-Azhar at the time of the war who was very powerful and well educated. The man said about the war that started on the tenth day of the Holy


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The obliterated place is equal parts destruction and creation. The obliterated place is pitch black and bright light. It is water and parched earth. It is mud and it is manna. The real work of deep grief is making a home there.
...the ultimate dwindling resource in the human arrangement isn't cheap oil or potable water or even common sense, but mercy.


Imagine an arctic—or, in this case, Antarctic—dystopia: you've been moving for a long time now, and your Tauntaun is tired. While it's really cool to be on a Tauntaun, toting a lightsaber, Tauntauns smell…about as you'd imagine. It's quiet out—too quiet—and you sense a tremor in the Force, but there's really nothing there [this is analogous to the part where I explained to John and Bill that the absence of good does not equal evil]. Next thing you know, the probes are plummeting into the snow all around you, and as they rise out of their crashed pods, you smell something akin to snowmobile exhaust. You take off, pushing your beast as hard as he'll go, but then he falls over, exhausted, near a highly anomalous and gnarled tree—or what's left of one. So you do the whole lightsaber-turns-Tauntaun-into-sleeping bag-trick [and no, despite what John and Bill might want to say here, there is no awful smell nor the "intestinal turmoil" characteristic of getting into an animal's body cavity]. You pull open your face mask, and the cold hits you like the Shackleton does (at least to Bill's and John's minds, like the bracing slap from a Whyte & Mackay blend—or from Richard Paterson himself).
You make a small fire from the gnarled tree, and you realize as it burns that it's an almond tree, oddly enough, and the flavors of almond, wood, and charcoal fill your palate with intoxicating effect: so much so, that you soon think you can see—and even taste—marzipan. But this is no normal marzipan: this is marzipan in the shape of a buffalo—a whole herd of them!—quietly approaching your position and rooting around in the snow, digging up bits of black licorice and blackstrap molasses [in the spirit of giving even time, one of my co-conspirators thought the term jockstrap molasses more appropriate]. As you fall asleep, there's lingering pepper on your tongue, but the sensation is a bit thin and completely lacking the flavors you'd expect: seal blubber, ambergris, and penguin feet.
The Shackleton is the strange and surreal story you just read, above—but don't fret: it ends well. You wake up to the warmth of a room inside an Imperial cruiser (the probes, and not a Wampa, found you), your hands and feet shackled to a block of carbonite. But hey, you're going to get to see your father soon!
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Due to the multiplicity of categories and genres, the choice of a baby seat or a child seat can be a real headache for parents.
Since the health and safety of your children is a priority, we explain in this video how to find your way among all the car seats available.
Which standard to trust? How to choose your child seat? By weight? Size ?
We answer you in this video.
For optimal safety, choose a new baby seat approved to European standards. To recognize them, they must have ECE R44 / 04 certification. R44 seats are classified according to the weight of the child, there are 5 categories from 0 to 3:
- Group 0: up to 10 kg
- Group 0+: up to 13 kg
- Group 1: from 9 to 18 kg
- Group 2: from 15 to 25 kg
R129 seats are classified according to the size of the child, there are 6 categories, from birth to more than 125 cm:
- birth at 60 cm: corresponds to the basket
- from 60 to 75 cm: corresponds to a group 0+ shell seat
- from 75 to 87 cm: corresponds to the group 0 + / 1 car seat
- from 87 to 105 cm: corresponds to the group 1 car seat
- from 105 to 125 cm: corresponds to the group 1/2/3 car seat
- from 125 cm: corresponds to the booster seat
The safest seats to accompany your child are those of group 0+ with the rear-facing shell, but also buckets with a forward-facing harness (group 1) and of group 2-3 with booster and backrest.
More than one in two baby seats is not properly secured. Do not let a child sleep in their seat outside the car, this increases the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.
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Four Seasons Hotel and Residences ist ein Hotel- und Wohnkomplex in Toronto, Ontario, Kanada. Der Wohnkomplex besteht aus zwei Hochhäusern, das Hotelgebäude ist ca. 205 Meter hoch mit 55 Etagen und das Wohngebäude ca. 125 Meter hoch mit 30 Etagen. Der Gebäudekomplex befindet sich an der 36 Yorkville Avenue im Stadtteil Yorkville. Das Hotel wird von der kanadischen Hotelkette Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts betrieben.

Die Gebäude wurden von Peter Clewes von architectsAlliance entworfen. Der Gebäudekomplex wurde von Menkes Development Inc. gebaut. Das Penthouse im 55. Stock wurde für 28 Millionen C$ von einer unbekannten Person gekauft. Dies war das am teuersten verkaufte Apartment in Kanada.

Ausstattung

Das Gebäude wird über einen großen Ballsaal, Restaurants,  mehrere Konferenzräume, Spa- und Wellnesseinrichtungen, Fitnessstudio und Swimmingpool und eine Parkanlage verfügen.

Siehe auch
 Liste der höchsten Gebäude in Toronto

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Hochhaus in Toronto
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The Tron Foundation revealed that it had completed the third phase of the Tronics Support Plan successfully.
Designed to help in the development and increased user adoption of the TRX crypto coin, the Tronic Support Plan has successfully completed Phase Three, as revealed by the Tron Foundation in the latest blog post. Tron will now release over 87 million TRX coins to a dedicated locked address, which is the 498th/935th of 1000 TRX addresses currently locked by the Foundation. The total number of TRX frozen by the Foundation will not change.
The address to which contains 87+ million TRX coins will be removed from the list of locked addresses by Tron. It also informed that the funds frozen by the foundation would match the supporting funds before the frozen TRX are released on January 1, 2020. The addresses released before will be owned by the community supporters but managed by the Tron Foundation. Hence, the number of total TRX frozen will always match the funds with supporters.
The Tron Foundation will also start making real-time adjustments to the amount of frozen TRX, per the Support Plan. It is also planning to release a detailed list of the supporters and the total amount donated by them for the project.
The Tronics support plan is designed to help the better development of the Tron blockchain, dApps and in turn, the wider adoption of TRX. The first phase of the plan was completed on October 3 and the second phase was completed on October 20.


Large rifts that open in Antarctic ice shelves are known to be filled by snow accumulations, ice shelf fragments, and sea ice. This work demonstrates how these rifts may also be filled from below, through their interaction with ocean water, by marine ice. The model presented here quantifies both the rate of marine ice accumulation at the top of the rift, which results from melt-driven convection at its sides, and the impact of this process on waters occupying the confined environment of the rift. The results show that such a system could fill the rift with tens of meters of marine ice. In the process the temperature and salinity of the ambient water in the rift evolve through two distinct phases. The first is characterized by rapid change that takes the properties of the ambient water to near-equilibrium values, followed by a second phase of much slower change. The melting rate at the lower part of the walls of the rift emerges as the principal factor influencing many aspects of model behavior. Testing the model against field observations from an Antarctic rift showed it to be robust and successful in reproducing the main observed features, including the presence of a thick layer of supercooled ocean water inside the rift.


imagine.GO designed a comprehensive practice management suite for independent physicians to better manage their patients and their practice, profitably.
At hellohealth, Riley architected a practice management suite designed to create a frictionless environment for physicians to better manage their patients and their practice, profitably.
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Q: I get "Error in source" when I try to source my function in R I'm trying to write an automatic function to retrieve information about expression pattern of desired genes in certain cancers from cBioportal.org. The code seems to be fine but when I try to source it, I get this error:
Error in source("~/makeHeatmapsForAllCancers2.R") :
  ~/makeHeatmapsForAllCancers2.R:42:5: unexpected 'for'
41:     ################ TCGA
42:     for
        ^

This is the original function I'm trying to write.
makeHeatmapsForAllCancers <- function(genes, cancers, csvname, method="mean", zscore.cutoff=2){
  # Warning
  print("Make sure the VPN is connected, otherwise the function wont be able to get the required data from http://www.cbioportal.org/")

  # Type of computing function
  if (method=="mean"){
    cfunc <- function(x) mean(x, na.rm=TRUE)} else if (method=="median"){
      cfunc <- function(x) median(x, na.rm=TRUE)} else {
        print("method can not be left empety, it should be defined as mean or median")
      }

  # Getting the required gene expresssion profile
  print("Downloading the required gene expresssion profile from http://www.cbioportal.org/")
  library("cgdsr")
  mycgds = CGDS("http://www.cbioportal.org/")
  rrM.ProfileData <- vector("numeric", length=length(genes))
  expressionProfile <- data.frame(Gene.symbol=genes)
  colname <- vector("character", length(cancers)+1)
  colname[1] <- "Gene.names"
  samplesize <- vector("numeric", length(cancers))
  cancernames <- vector("character", length(cancers))

  if(any(cancer=="Metastatic Prostate Cancer, SU2C/PCF Dream Team (Robinson et al., Cell 2015)"))({
    ncancers <- (cancers[cancers!="Metastatic Prostate Cancer, SU2C/PCF Dream Team (Robinson et al., Cell 2015)"])
    Metastatic.Prostate.Cancer.mycancerstudy = getCancerStudies(mycgds)[which(getCancerStudies(mycgds)[,2]=="Metastatic Prostate Cancer, SU2C/PCF Dream Team (Robinson et al., Cell 2015)"),1]
    Metastatic.Prostate.Cancer.mycaselist = getCaseLists(mycgds,Metastatic.Prostate.Cancer.mycancerstudy)[6,1]
    Metastatic.Prostate.Cancer.mygeneticprofile = getGeneticProfiles(mycgds,Metastatic.Prostate.Cancer.mycancerstudy)[2,1]
    Metastatic.Prostate.Cancer.ProfileData <<- t(getProfileData(mycgds,genes,Metastatic.Prostate.Cancer.mygeneticprofile,Metastatic.Prostate.Cancer.mycaselist))
    Metastatic.Prostate.CancerP <- vector("numeric", length=length(genes))
        for(i in 1:length(genes)){
      Metastatic.Prostate.CancerP[i] <- cfunc(as.vector(Metastatic.Prostate.Cancer.ProfileData[i,])[Metastatic.Prostate.Cancer.ProfileData[i,] > zscore.cutoff])
    }
    dim(Metastatic.Prostate.CancerP)  <- c(length(genes),1)
    expressionProfile <- data.frame(expressionProfile, Metastatic.Prostate.Cancer=Metastatic.Prostate.CancerP)
    colname[length(colnames)] <- "Metastatic.Prostate.Cancer"
    cancernames[length(cancernames)] <- "Metastatic.Prostate.Cancer"
  }

    ################ TCGA
    for(k in 1:length(cancers)){
        (mycancerstudy = getCancerStudies(mycgds)[which(getCancerStudies(mycgds)[,2]==as.character(cancers[k])),1])
        (mycaselist = getCaseLists(mycgds,mycancerstudy)[which(getCaseLists(mycgds,mycancerstudy)[,2]=="Tumor Samples with mRNA data (RNA Seq V2)"),1])
        (mygeneticprofile = getGeneticProfiles(mycgds,mycancerstudy)[which(getGeneticProfiles(mycgds,mycancerstudy)[,2]=="mRNA Expression z-Scores (RNA Seq V2 RSEM)"),1])
        (ProfileData <- t(getProfileData(mycgds,genes,mygeneticprofile,mycaselist)))
        samplesize[k] <- ncol(ProfileData)
        for(j in 1:length(genes)){
        rrM.ProfileData[j] <- cfunc(as.vector(ProfileData[j,])[ProfileData[j,] > zscore.cutoff])
        }
        dim(rrM.ProfileData)  <- c(length(genes),1)
        expressionProfile <- data.frame(expressionProfile, cname=rrM.ProfileData)
        cname <- sapply(strsplit(as.character(cancers[k]), split=" (", fixed=TRUE), function(x) (x[1]))
        colname[k+1] <- gsub(" ", "." ,cname)
        cancernames[k+1] <- gsub(" ", "." ,cname)
    }

  # Creating expressionSet class
  print("Creating expressionSet class for obtained data")
  library(Biobase)
  expressionpData <- data.frame(tissue=cancenames, stringsAsFactors = FALSE)
  colnames(expressionProfile) <- colname
  expressionpData$Sample.size <- samplesize
  colnames(expression) <- cancernames
  expressionpData <- AnnotatedDataFrame(expressionpData)
  expression.Set <<- ExpressionSet(expression, expressionpData))

  # Plotting Heatmap
  print("Prepairing Heatmap")
  library(gplots)
  library(RColorBrewer)
  library(rafalib)
  tissue= pData(expression.Set)$tissue
  hmcol <- rev(colorRampPalette(brewer.pal(9, "RdBu"))(100))
  print(heatmap.2(exprs(expression.Set), labCol=tissue, trace="none", symbreaks = T, col=hmcol, cexRow =0.7, cexCol= 0.8, margins= c(17,15)))

  # Save the expression profile
  genes.list <- t(exprs(expression.Set))
  write.table(genes.list, file=csvname)
  print(cat("A .csv file entitled", csvname, "which contains expression profile for requested genes in all cancers was saved in", get.seq(), "directory", sep=" "))
}

A: I can reproduce this type of error like this:
if (3 == 3) ({print("1")}
              for (i in 1:3) print("2"))
#Error: unexpected 'for' in:
"if (3 == 3) ({print("1")}
              for"

Fix your parenthesis. An if condition should look like this:
if (condition) {
  code
}

There might be other syntax errors in your code.


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Trump's Rhodes-Must-Fall Moment
Published on August 2, 2016 August 9, 2016 by IZWI
In sneering at Khizr and Ghazala Khan, an immigrant Muslim couple whose son Humayun, a US Army captain, was killed protecting American comrades in Iraq, Donald Trump may finally have arrived at his Rhodes-must-fall moment.
Not Cecil but "Lonesome" Rhodes, the protagonist of Elia Kazan's 1957 cautionary tale, "A Face in the Crowd", a movie finding a whole new audience thanks to the Republican presidential nominee.
It's about a drunken rube with a silver tongue who is plucked from obscurity by a savvy media handler and turned, with the help of television, into an influential elite-bashing national treasure.
Then hubris sets in and just as he is about to become a kingmaker, he is caught by a live mic spouting bilious contempt for his fans and financial backers. His fall is instant.
Peggy Noonan, who penned some of Ronald Reagan's finest speeches, predicted after last week's Democratic convention that nominee Hillary Clinton and her surrogates would adopt a "picador" strategy against Trump. They would bait the choleric bull into self-destruction.
Whether that was what they hoped to achieve when they included the Khans on the warm-up roster for Clinton's acceptance speech is unclear. But for many Khizr Khan's remarks with wife Ghazala in stoic grief at his side were the evening's most memorable moment, not least when he pulled out his copy of the constitution and offered to lend it to the celebrity casino onwer.
"Have you ever been to Arlington Cemetery", he asked Trump. "Go look at the the graves of brave patriots who died defending the United States of America. You will see all faiths, genders and ethnicities. You have sacrificed nothing and no one."
"I'd like to hear his wife say something," was Trump's typically flip response when New York Times columnist asked him for comment the following evening.
The wise move would have been to honour the dead soldier and extend sympathy and gratitude to the parents. Instead, Trump took umbrage. He had, too, sacrificed, he protested in a television interview, referring to the work he put in building his fortune. "Mr Khan, who does not know me, viciously attacked me on the stage of the DNC, and is all over TV now doing the same. Nice!" he whined on Twitter
His slimier supporters then went to work, spreading filth via social media to the effect that Khan was a "Muslim Brotherhood agent" and his son was a terrorist sleeper who was killed before he could accomplish his "Islamist mission".
The bipartisan backlash has been fierce, with Senator John McCain, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee and the 2008 Republican nominee for president leading the charge. "While our party has bestowed upon him the nomination, it is not accompanied by unfettered licence to defame those who are the best among us."
Veterans of Foreign Wars, representing 1.7 million ex-servicemen, chimed in. "Election year or not," said the group's national commander, Brian Duffy, "the VFW will not tolerate anyone berating a Gold Star family member for exercising his or her right of free expression," referring to families bereaved by war.
On Tuesday, President Obama asked the obvious question of Republican leaders: "If you are repeatedly having to say in very strong terms what he said is unacceptable, why are you still endorsing him."
In damage control mode, Team Trump is distributing talking points to surrogates. They are to say that Captain Khan is a hero, Trump wishes his parents well and wants to end "radical Islamic terror" so that soldiers like their son will be safe.
Former Trump consiglieri Corey Lewandowski was on script when said on CNN (where is now a paid commentator): "Every person who has ever died fighting for our country and their families are heroes. The difference is, we've got 7000 soldiers who died, $6 trillion wasted in wars overseas, and if Donald Trump was president, we would never have had, and Captain Khan would be alive today."
While Trump's claim to have opposed the 2003 invasion of Iraq is questionable, he is drawing strong support from elements within the Republican party who see Clinton as a hawk in the thrall of the same neoconservatives who took America to war against Saddam Hussein.
In this regard, as also in his apparent view that extending the NATO alliance up to the Russian border was unnecessarily provocative, he has a legitimate case to lay before the American electorate. But his ill-discipline, hair-trigger ego and mean-spiritedness keep getting in the way.
His biggest blunder in the latest episode may have been to suggest there was some equivalence between the Khan's sacrifice and his own. This has pushed the media spotlight onto how he advoided being drafted into military service when the Viet Nam war was at its height: student deferments and a doctor's letter attesting a foot problem that healed up when the risk of having to fight passed.
Republican pollster Frank Luntz has been conducting focus groups to better understand how voters feel about Trump. "Nobody minds when he attacks other politicians," he told the Washington Post. "In fact they like it. He's instilling an acountability that doesn't exist. But they don't like it when he goes after real people, and they wish he would stop."
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##Finding Failed Installations
#An update scope is needed to accomplish this
$updateScope = New-Object Microsoft.UpdateServices.Administration.UpdateScope

#Only looking for failed installations
$updateScope.IncludedInstallationStates = [Microsoft.UpdateServices.Administration.UpdateInstallationStates]::Failed

#Work through all of the clients to locate a failed installation
$wsus.GetComputerTargets() | ForEach {
    $_.GetUpdateInstallationInfoPerUpdate($UpdateScope) | ForEach {
        $object = [pscustomobject] @{
            Computer = $_.GetComputerTarget().FullDomainName
            Update = $_.GetUpdate().Title
            TargetGroup = $wsus.GetComputerTargetGroup($_.UpdateApprovalTargetGroupId).Name
            InstallationState = $_.UpdateInstallationState
            ApprovalAction = $_.UpdateApprovalAction
        }
        $object.pstypenames.insert(0,"wsus.update.failedinstall")
        $object
    }
}

#--------

##What updates are requiring a reboot?
$computerScope = new-object Microsoft.UpdateServices.Administration.ComputerTargetScope
$computerScope.IncludedInstallationStates ='InstalledPendingReboot'

$updateScope = new-object Microsoft.UpdateServices.Administration.UpdateScope
$updateScope.IncludedInstallationStates = 'InstalledPendingReboot'

$computers = $wsus.GetComputerTargets($computerScope)
ForEach ($Computer in $Computers) {
    # Show which updates are causing the reboot required for the computer.
    $updatesForReboot = $Computer.GetUpdateInstallationInfoPerUpdate($updateScope)
    ForEach ($update in $updatesForReboot) {
        $update = $wsus.GetUpdate($update.UpdateId)
        $object = [pscustomobject] @{
           Update = $update.Title
           Computername = $Computer.FullDomainName
           KB = $update.KnowledgebaseArticles[0]
           SecurityBulletin = $update.SecurityBulletins[0]
        }
        $object.pstypenames.insert(0,"wsus.update.pendingreboot")
        $object
    }
}

#---------

##Auditing update approvals
#Using GetUpdateApprovals method for this
$wsus.GetUpdateApprovals

#Update scope needed for this
$updateScope = New-Object Microsoft.UpdateServices.Administration.UpdateScope

$updateScope.FromCreationDate  = (Get-Date).AddMonths(-6)
$updateScope.ToCreationDate = (Get-Date)

#Use the update scope to find all approvals for the last 2 months and list who made the approvals
$wsus.GetUpdateApprovals($updatescope) | ForEach {
    $object = [pscustomobject] @{
        TargetGroup = $_.GetComputerTargetGroup().Name
        Title = ($wsus.GetUpdate([guid]$_.UpdateId.UpdateId.Guid)).Title
        GoLiveTime = $_.GoLiveTime
        AdministratorName = $_.AdministratorName
        Deadline = $_.Deadline
        CreationDate = $_.CreationDate
        Action = $_.Action
    }
    $object.pstypenames.insert(0,"wsus.update.approval")
    $object
}

#-----

##Get update statistics
#Use the GetSummariesPerComputerTarget method
$wsus.GetSummariesPerComputerTarget

#-Requires both an update scope and a computer scope
$updateScope = New-Object Microsoft.UpdateServices.Administration.UpdateScope
$computerScope = New-Object Microsoft.UpdateServices.Administration.ComputerTargetScope

$wsus.GetSummariesPerComputerTarget($updateScope,$computerScope) | ForEach {
    $object = [pscustomobject] @{
        Computername = $wsus.GetComputerTarget($_.ComputerTargetID).FullDomainName
        Installed = $_.Installedcount
        Failed = $_.Failedcount
        Downloaded = $_.DownloadedCount
        NotInstalled = $_.NotInstalledCount
        Unknown = $_.UnknownCount
        PendingReboot = $_.InstalledPendingRebootCount
    }
    $object.pstypenames.insert(0,"wsus.clientupdate.statistics")
    $object
} | Format-Table -AutoSize

#------

##Find number of clients needing a specific update
#Create a computer scope object
$computerscope = New-Object Microsoft.UpdateServices.Administration.ComputerTargetScope
$Wsus.GetComputerStatus($computerscope,[ Microsoft.UpdateServices.Administration.UpdateSources]::All)

$updates = $wsus.SearchUpdates('Update for Windows Server 2003 (KB938759)')
$update = $updates[0]
$update.GetSummary($computerscope)

##Look at the installation information
$update.GetUpdateInstallationInfoPerComputerTarget($ComputerScope)

#Those guids again...
$update.GetUpdateInstallationInfoPerComputerTarget($ComputerScope) |
Select @{L='Client';E={$wsus.GetComputerTarget(([guid]$_.ComputerTargetId)).FulldomainName}},
@{L='TargetGroup';E={$wsus.GetComputerTargetGroup(([guid]$_.UpdateApprovalTargetGroupId)).Name}},
@{L='Update';E={$wsus.GetUpdate(([guid]$_.UpdateId)).Title}},UpdateInstallationState,UpdateApprovalAction

##Report on updates
$updateScope = New-Object Microsoft.UpdateServices.Administration.UpdateScope
$updatescope.ApprovedStates = [Microsoft.UpdateServices.Administration.ApprovedStates]::NotApproved
$updatescope.IncludedInstallationStates = [Microsoft.UpdateServices.Administration.UpdateInstallationStates]::NotInstalled
$updatescope.FromArrivalDate = [datetime]"08/13/2013"
$wsus.GetUpdateCount($updateScope)

#Not too useful so lets flesh this out a bit
$wsus.GetUpdateStatus($updatescope,$False)

#Lets find those updates
$wsus.GetUpdates($updatescope) | Select Title

#------

##Update summary report
$computerscope = New-Object Microsoft.UpdateServices.Administration.ComputerTargetScope
$updateScope = New-Object Microsoft.UpdateServices.Administration.UpdateScope
$updatescope.ApprovedStates = [Microsoft.UpdateServices.Administration.ApprovedStates]::NotApproved
$updatescope.IncludedInstallationStates = [Microsoft.UpdateServices.Administration.UpdateInstallationStates]::NotInstalled
$updatescope.FromArrivalDate = [datetime]"05/13/2013"
$wsus.GetSummariesPerUpdate($updatescope,$computerscope) |
    Format-Table @{L='UpdateTitle';E={($wsus.GetUpdate([guid]$_.UpdateId)).Title}},
        @{L='NeededCount';E={($_.DownloadedCount + $_.NotInstalledCount)}},
        DownloadedCount,NotApplicableCount,NotInstalledCount,InstalledCount,FailedCount

#--------

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