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Bahamian Politics Last Updated: Dec 3, 2019 - 3:56:24 PM
FNM: Delusional Davis can't alter the past
By Free National Movement
Dec 2, 2019 - 10:15:46 PM
The Free National Movement (FNM) issued the following statement regarding Brave Davis' commentary on last Friday's blackout:
"Friday's blackout is the direct result of years – if not decades – of neglect and mismanagement at BPL. The adverse impact of the PLP's incompetence during their five years in power – where Brave Davis himself had a critical hand in BPL – still reverberates to this day. It also highlights the desperate need for action to clean up the mess that this FNM Government inherited when taking over from the woeful PLP. We now find ourselves in a struggle trying to fix BPL's antiquated facilities, aging equipment and overall performance.
"Yet after making matters worse at BPL and elsewhere throughout the country during their tenure in power, Brave Davis and his woeful PLP stand on the sidelines carping and bemoaning any and all efforts to turn things around.
"It isn't lost on anyone after hearing conveniently forgetful Brave Davis' latest attacks this weekend that last week he stood in public opposition to legislation that would help to take steps to modernize and elevate the country's power generation capabilities without offering a hint of their proposed solution. Ironically, the legislation was similar to efforts Brave himself once supported and proposed, but of course today is different and Brave seems to forget his past so often these days.
"It's hard to forget for five years the woeful PLP promised Bahamians solutions at BPL were on the way, even drafting the first Rate Reduction Bill, but later abandoning the effort kicking the can down the road for others to address as we are doing now. The PLP's disastrous reign extended to their mismanagement and neglect of BPL and today we're dealing with the impact of their incompetence and failures.
"The result of their inaction came in the form of increasingly frequent blackouts, continued load-shedding, stricter lending requirements due to their financial ineptitude, and, whether managing BEC or BPL, the inept PLP allowed both to run major deficits every year they were in power.
"Now the old and tired Brave Davis would insist Friday's blackout is all someone else's problem, failing to remember his own complicity in creating this critical situation. No matter how hard Brave tried to revise history, it won't erase the experience all Bahamians have suffered because of the woeful PLP's incompetence.
"No Government is working harder to improve the reliability and lower the cost of energy than the FNM, under the leadership of Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis. Our FNM Government understands this is a crisis and it's vitally important we take steps to fix it now – bringing more efficient and affordable energy to families and businesses in every corner of The Bahamas.
"Unlike the woeful PLP throughout their five disastrous years in office, Prime Minister Minnis does not shrink from a challenge and has committed himself to finally finding long-term solutions to BPL for the relief of all Bahamians and for generations to come. Brave should take note because that's what true leaders do: work for the people they serve instead of themselves. We invite our friends on the other side of the aisle to suspend their rhetoric and participate in seeing through these critical energy improvements, because Bahamians deserve nothing less from their elected leaders."
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EntertainmentRoyal Opera Home's TOSCA Will Be Broadcast LIVE To...
Royal Opera Home's TOSCA Will Be Broadcast LIVE To Over 750 Cinemas Throughout The Globe
This December, be part of the Royal Opera Home for Puccini's Tosca, broadcast dwell to over 750 cinemas throughout the globe.
That includes designs by Paul Brown, and a stellar forged of world-renowned singers, Jonathan Kent's taut and intense manufacturing thrills from the demonic chords with which it begins, proper by to the violent twist of its shock ending. Probably the greatest liked operas within the repertory, Tosca will start The Royal Opera's Cinema Season, relayed dwell from Covent Backyard on Wednesday 15 December 2021, 7:15 pm.
The forged that evening contains Elena Stikhina as Floria Tosca, Bryan Hymel as Mario Cavaradossi, Alexey Markov as Baron Scarpia, Hubert Francis as Spoletta and Yuriy Yurchuk as Cesare Angelotti. Encore screenings will run from Wednesday 19 January 2022.
The ROH cinema programme launched in 2008 and has, since then, introduced world-class opera and ballet to audiences all over the world. This 12 months, 6 main works from our 2021/22 Season are being broadcast to cinemas all over the world, providing audiences one of the best seat in the home for every efficiency, and together with unique behind-the-scenes footage, interviews, and rehearsal insights. The programme types an integral a part of our plan to safe our future, broaden audiences and assist facilitate the very important restoration of cinema domestically and internationally.
Oliver Mears, Director of The Royal Opera, stated:
'I'm delighted to be opening The Royal Opera's Cinema Season with Puccini's Tosca – setting the tone for what's shaping as much as be a shocking collection of productions. It's a pleasure to have the ability to share what we do with audiences each right here in Covent Backyard, and throughout the globe too.'
The Royal Opera Cinema Season may also embody an anniversary screening of Verdi's Rigoletto, scheduled for Thursday 10 March 2022, and a dwell broadcast of La traviata, in cinemas on Wednesday 13 April 2022. For extra data, and to e-book, please go to roh.org.uk/cinemas.
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The Alchemist kicked off another year of events by hosting a group of 42 middle and high school students. The group brought together by YMWIC literally mixed it up with the Alchemists. Thank you to Kelsey Dittmar, Teague Smith, Savannah Fay, John Griffith, Lidia Gebre, Olivia Kimber, Erica Knorr, Zane Christmyer, Zach Karounos, Piper Johnson, Regan Gillespie, Hannah Evanik, Jackie Dipietro and Vishal Forde, who all attended.
Professor Kurt Kolasinski was awarded $168,927 by the National Science Foundation for a research projected titled Regenerative Electroless Etching for the Production of Si Nanostructures. The grant will help to fund student researchers as they investigate ReEtching and MACE for the production of porous silicon, silicon nanowires and hierarchical silicon nanostructures.
Bret Unger was awarded the Best Undergraduate Poster Prize and the Drexel University Best Inorganic Poster Prize at the ACS Younger Chemists Committee Poster Session (ACS YCC 2018) at Temple University for work titled "Metal Assisted Catalytic Etching (MACE) of Silicon: Which Way is Up?" His co-authors were Shannon Knight, Teresa Lee, Dr. Shawn Pfeil and Prof. KW Kolasinski.
Shannon Knight (B.S. and B.S.Ed. 2017) was awarded the Best Poster Prize at the Porous Semiconductor Science and Technology 2018 Conference (PSST 2018) in La Grande Motte, France for work titled "Crystallographically defined silicon macropore membranes." Her co-authors were Bret Unger and Prof. KW Kolasinski.
Joshi research group publishes the first Library of Microcrystalline Tests for Novel Psychoactive Substances as a product of a research grant awarded by the National Institute of Justice.
Professor Kurt Kolasinski has been named the 2017 recipient of the Philadelphia Section Award presented by the Philadelphia Section of the American Chemical Society. This Award recognizes an individual "who, by conspicuous scientific achievement through research, has made important contributions to man's knowledge and thereby aided the public appreciation of the profession."
The John R. and Laurie S. Townsend Chemistry Scholarship is to be awarded to a student who majors in one of the five chemistry degrees program with at least 60 credit hours and 22 chemistry credits completed at WCU and a GPA of 3.25 or above. Applications can be found here.


Theft can be charged in various ways, and the type of theft a defendant is accused of may play a factor in how they are sentenced if convicted. Identity theft is a form of theft where one party obtains and uses another party's personal information in an attempt to achieve some kind of gain, usually monetary. Atlanta residents charged with such a crime should be aware that identity theft is a serious charge, and when the crime spans multiple states, it may become a federal case.
After a criminal investigation conducted by authorities, four Atlanta metro residents were recently indicted for allegedly participating in an identity theft ring, while another two individuals pleaded guilty to the charges. The indictment states that the primary defendant, an employee of a local Atlanta bank, would access bank customer's personal data and pass the information on to his co-conspirators, who would create fake checks using the customer information. Allegedly the group would then ask homeless people with valid government ID's to cash the checks.
It is a crime in most states, as well as at the federal level, to commit identity theft. The penalties for conviction of this crime are severe, and may include prison time as well as fines. But defenses are available. The government must prove every element of its case, including the element of intent. If the alleged victim consented to the use of the personal information, or if there was no intent to use the information for a fraudulent purpose, a dismissal of the charges or an acquittal may be possible. A vigorous defense is essential to ensure the defendant's rights are protected.


RE: The tariff classification of a table topper from India.
In your letter dated November 19, 1999 you requested a classification ruling on behalf of RAZ Imports, Inc.
The instant sample, identified as style number A2025042, is a square table topper. The top is stated to be made from 67 percent nylon and 33 percent rayon fabric. The middle contains a layer a non-woven fabric. It is backed with 100 percent cotton woven fabric. All of the edges are sewn and the topper measures 44 inches square. There is a tassel affixed to each corner.
The applicable subheading for the table topper, Style A2025042, will be 6304.93.0000, HTSUSA, which provides for other furnishing articles, excluding those of heading 9404: other: not knitted or crocheted, of synthetic fibers. The rate of duty will be 10 percent ad valorem. Effective January 2000 the rate of duty will be 9.8 percent ad valorem.
The table topper falls within textile category designation 666. Based upon international textile trade agreements products of India are subject to quota and the requirement of a visa.


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El 21 de septiembre es el 264.º (ducentésimo sexagésimo cuarto) día del año —el 265.º (ducentésimo sexagésimo quinto) en los años bisiestos— en el calendario gregoriano. Quedan 101 días para finalizar el año.

Acontecimientos

 331 a. C.: a 27 km al noreste de Mosul (Irak), Alejandro Magno derrota a Darío III de Persia en la batalla de Gaugamela. En la noche anterior hubo un eclipse lunar que permitió datar este evento.
 672: en la localidad vallisoletana de Gérticos, Wamba es elegido rey de los visigodos. La aldea es llamada Wamba en su honor.
 1177: en España, Alfonso VIII conquista Cuenca por la invasión islámica, tras el asedio de la localidad.
 1248: en la provincia de Sevilla, las huestes cristianas de Fernando III conquistan a los musulmanes la villa de Alcalá de Guadaíra.
 1526: al noroeste de la actual República del Ecuador, un grupo de españoles al mando de Bartolomé Ruiz fundan la aldea de San Mateo (actual ciudad de Esmeraldas, capital de la provincia de Esmeraldas).
 1561: la ciudad de Valladolid es arrasada por un incendio.
 1697: en Ryswick se firma el fin de la Guerra de la Liga de Augsburgo iniciada en 1690, mediante la que se pretendía hacer retroceder a Francia a las fronteras de los tratados de Westfalia y los Pirineos, sin que Luis XIV sufra pérdidas onerosas.
 1676: en Roma, Italia, es elegido papa Inocencio XI, quien durante su pontificado luchará contra los jesuitas y contra el absolutismo.
 1706: las tropas borbónicas, gracias a su victoria en el combate del Albujón durante la Guerra de Sucesión Española, aíslan el núcleo austracista de Cartagena.
 1721: en Cuba, los dominicos fundan la Universidad de La Habana ocupando el lugar del antiguo San Juan de Letrán con el nombre de Real y Pontificia Universidad de San Gerónimo de La Habana.
 1776: durante la Campaña de Nueva York y Nueva Jersey se empieza Gran Incendio de Nueva York.
 1784: en Pensilvania (Estados Unidos) empieza a publicarse el primer diario de ese país.
 1792: en Francia, la Asamblea Legislativa proclama la primera república.
 1810: en Mérida (Venezuela) los patriotas fundan la primera universidad republicana de Latinoamérica, la Real Universidad de San Buenaventura de Mérida (la actual Universidad de Los Andes).
 1821: en El Salvador se firma el Acta de Independencia de la Intendencia de San Salvador.
 1843: La goleta Ancud iza en el puerto del Hambre la bandera chilena y toma posesión en nombre de su país del estrecho de Magallanes.
 1860: en China, durante la Segunda Guerra del Opio, las fuerzas anglo-francesas derrotaron a las tropas chinas durante la Batalla de Baliqiao.
 1863: en Madrid, el rey de España reconoce la independencia de la República Argentina (que esta proclamó 47 años antes, el 9 de julio de 1816).
 1866: en Estados Unidos comienza su actividad el 7.º Regimiento de Caballería del Ejército de los Estados Unidos.
 1884: en la esquina de las calles Medrano y Rivadavia (en el porteño barrio de Almagro) se inaugura la tradicional confitería Las Violetas.
 1895: en Estados Unidos se abre la primera fábrica de automóviles, Duryea Motor Wagon Company.
 1903: en Estados Unidos se proyecta la primera película western, Kit Carson, de 21 minutos de duración.
 1913: tratado de paz entre Turquía y Bulgaria, por el que esta última renuncia a la zona de Adrianópolis.
 1922: en la ciudad turca de Kayseri (la antigua Cesárea) se funda el Patriarcado Turco Ortodoxo Independiente.
 1928: el rompehielos ruso Krassin parte de las islas Spitzberg y llega a los 81 grados, 44', latitud jamás alcanzada antes por ningún buque.
 1930: Johann Ostermeyer patenta su invento, el flash.
 1931: las fuerzas japonesas comienzan la ocupación de Manchuria, territorio nororiental de China.
 1934: en Japón, el tifón Muroto azota el oeste de Honshu. El gobierno japonés confirma 3036 víctimas mortales.
 1937: en Londres se publica la novela El hobbit, de J. R. R. Tolkien.
 1940: explota un polvorín del ejército de tierra español provocando más de un centenar de muertos al sur de Valladolid.
 1947: el gobierno del general Higinio Moriñigo, de Paraguay, derrota a los militares sublevados el 7 de marzo de ese mismo año.
 1949: en la ciudad de Salta (Argentina) sale el primer ejemplar del periódico El Tribuno.
 1951: en el barrio de la Pampa de la ciudad de Tarija (Bolivia) se funda el Club Atlético Ciclón.
 1953: en Uruguay se funda el Hospital de Clínicas "Dr. Manuel Quintela".
 1953: Da inicio la 1.ª Semana Internacional del Cine de San Sebastián, que se convertirá en la primera edición del futuro Festival Internacional de Cine de San Sebastián.
 1954: se bota el submarino Nautilus perteneciente a la Armada de los Estados Unidos, primer navío de propulsión nuclear del mundo que puede permanecer sumergido durante grandes periodos de tiempo, ya que sus motores no necesitan aire para su funcionamiento. Con una velocidad superior a los 20 nudos puede navegar bajo el agua más rápido que la mayoría de los navíos de superficie. En 1958 será el primero en cruzar sumergido los hielos perpetuos del polo Norte.
 1956: en la ciudad de León, el dictador nicaragüense Anastasio Somoza García es baleado por el poeta Rigoberto López Pérez, resulta mortalmente herido y murió ocho días después en Panamá.

 1957: Perry Mason, la serie de televisión, hizo su debut en CBS-TV. El show estuvo al aire durante 9 años.
 1958: a 150 m bajo tierra, en el área U3m del Sitio de pruebas atómicas de Nevada (a unos 100 km al noroeste de la ciudad de Las Vegas), a las 11:00 (hora local) Estados Unidos detona su bomba atómica Luna (en español), de 0,015 kilotones. Es la bomba n.º 163 de las 1132 que Estados Unidos detonó entre 1945 y 1992. (En comparación, la bomba de Hiroshima tuvo una potencia de 13 kilotones).
 1960: en Santiago del Estero (Argentina) se crea la Universidad Católica de Santiago del Estero.
 1961: el argentino Antonio Abertondo nada el Canal de la Mancha en ambas direcciones (ida y vuelta) en un tiempo de 43 horas y 10 minutos.
 1961: en el tramo comprendido entre el puerto de Caibarién y la villa de Morón (en Cuba), la banda de Arnaldo Martínez Andrade ―en el marco de los ataques terroristas organizados por la CIA estadounidense― ametrallan un tren de pasajeros.
 1961: en Estados Unidos realiza su primer vuelo el helicóptero Boeing CH-47 Chinook.
 1964: Malta se independiza del Imperio británico.
 1965: las Maldivas y Singapur son admitidos como miembros de las Naciones Unidas.
 1965: en Egipto, debido a la construcción de la presa de Asuán, se traslada el rostro de Ramsés II (de 20 toneladas) desde el templo de Abu Simbel.
 1966: la sonda soviética Zond 5 es la primera en dar una vuelta en torno a la Luna y regresar a la Tierra.
 1967: a 174 metros bajo tierra, en el área U10ds1 del Sitio de pruebas atómicas de Nevada (a unos 100 km al noroeste de la ciudad de Las Vegas), a las 12:45 (hora local) Estados Unidos detona su bomba atómica Marvel, de 2,2 kilotones. Es la bomba n.º 521 de las 1132 que Estados Unidos detonó entre 1945 y 1992.
 1967: en Estados Unidos se realiza el primer vuelo de un helicóptero militar AH-56 Cheyenne.
 1967: el almirante Luis Carrero Blanco es designado vicepresidente del gobierno español por el general Franco.
 1970: en Argentina, la dictadura militar de Alejandro Agustín Lanusse niega el permiso para la realización del Primer Festival de Música Joven a realizarse en la ciudad de Lobos (provincia de Buenos Aires).
 1971: Bután ingresa en las Naciones Unidas.
 1972: en Filipinas, Ferdinand Marcos firma la proclamación n.º 1081, colocando a todo el país bajo la ley marcial.
 1973: en Washington (Estados Unidos) el Senado confirma a Henry Kissinger como quincuagésimo sexto secretario de Estado. Es el primer ciudadano naturalizado en ocupar este cargo.
 1974: en Estados Unidos, Barry White llega al número 1 en los sencillos musicales estadounidenses con la canción Can't get enough of your love, baby.
 1974: en Roma, Perico Fernández gana el campeonato mundial de boxeo.
 1976: en Washington D.C., el excanciller chileno Orlando Letelier (a quien Pinochet le había quitado la ciudadanía chilena once días antes) es asesinado junto con su secretaria Ronni Moffitt por espías de la dictadura chilena y mercenarios cubanos anticastristas dirigidos por el agente de la CIA Michael Townley.
 1979: en Chile se funda la comuna Hualaihué.
 1979: en Buenos Aires la dictadura cívico-militar argentina secuestraba a la guerrillera montonera Adriana Lesgart que sería víctima de homicidio en diciembre de 1980.
 1979: en Mendoza (Argentina) con rumbo a Los Andes (Chile) sale el último tren de pasajeros del Ferrocarril Trasandino.
 1981: Belice se independiza del Imperio británico.
 1981: el senado estadounidense confirma a Sandra Day O'Connor, primera mujer en ocupar el cargo de juez del Tribunal Supremo en los Estados Unidos.
 1982: en el Líbano, Amin Gemayel es elegido presidente en reemplazo de Bashir Gemayel, su hermano asesinado.
 1984: en los Estados Unidos, la NASA lanza la nave Galaxy-C.
 1984: Brunéi se une a las Naciones Unidas.
 1985: Corea del Norte y Corea del Sur abren sus fronteras para su programa de reunión de las familias.
 1985: en Perú se funda el distrito de La Primavera.
 1991: Armenia declara oficialmente su independencia de la Unión Soviética.
 1992: la Santa Sede y México establecen relaciones diplomáticas, interrumpidas hacía un siglo.
 1993: en Rusia, el golpe de Estado de Boris Yeltsin disuelve el parlamento ruso.
 1993: la banda estadounidense Nirvana publica su cuarto álbum, In Utero.
 1993: en Viena, cuarenta de los 120 países del OIEA firman la primera convención internacional sobre seguridad nuclear.
 1996: John F. Kennedy Jr. se casa con Carolyn Bessette en una ceremonia privada en la isla de Cumberland.
 1998: en Puerto Rico, el huracán Georges causa graves daños.
 1998: Bill Clinton testifica ante el Gran Jurado estadounidense sobre sus relaciones con Monica Lewinsky.
 1999: en Taichung (región central de Taiwán) sucede el Terremoto de Chichi de 1999, de magnitud 7,3, que deja un saldo de 11.441 heridos y 2.417 muertos.
 1999: En Japón, se lanzó la primera entrega de la serie de manga Naruto de Masashi Kishimoto.
 2001: en Francia sucede la Explosión de AZF en Toulouse, con 30 muertos y más de 10 000 heridos.
 2002: el Santo Sudario, tras varias décadas de permanecer guardado, es mostrado a la prensa por el cardenal arzobispo de Turín, Severino Poletto. El lienzo estaba seriamente deteriorado.
 2003: tras ocho años de exploración del sistema de Júpiter finaliza la misión Galileo.
 2004: luego de estar 4 años en prisión, la cantante Gloria Trevi es absuelta de cargos de corrupción de menores.
 2005: en el Aeropuerto de Los Ángeles, el piloto de un avión A320 de JetBlue Airways logra un aterrizaje de emergencia: los pasajeros y la tripulación salen ilesos.
 2007: en Chile, la Corte Suprema aprueba la extradición a Perú del expresidente Fujimori.
 2007: el gobierno de Guatemala expresa su beneplácito por la llegada a ese país de la réplica oficial del Códice Dresde, una invaluable pieza de la milenaria civilización maya, cedido por autoridades académicas de Alemania.
 2009: arqueólogos alemanes descubren en Siria una cámara mortuoria llena de restos humanos y ofrendas, con una antigüedad de más de 3500 años.
 2009: regresa a Honduras el depuesto presidente hondureño Manuel Zelaya y se instala en la Embajada de Brasil.
 2012: en Acámbaro (México) se inaugura la Tercera Feria Internacional de la Panificación, teniendo como invitados de honor a Belice y Jalisco.
 2012: Ashraf Ghani Ahmadzai es elegido nuevo presidente de Afganistán.

Nacimientos

 100: Annia Galeria Faustina, esposa de Antonino Pío (f. 140).
 1415: Federico III, emperador germano románico (f. 1493).
 1428: Jingtai, séptimo emperador de la dinastía Ming, China (f. 1457)
 1452: Girolamo Savonarola, fraile dominico italiano (n. 1498).
 1525: Pedro Enríquez de Acevedo, noble, militar y político español (f. 1610).
 1706: Richard Dick Turpin, bandolero británico (f. 1739).
 1713: Miguel de Olivares, historiador, sacerdote jesuita y misionero cristiano chileno entre el pueblo mapuche (f. 1786).
 1720: Sarah Scott, escritora y traductora británica (f. 1795).
 1726: Jovan Rajić, escritor e historiador serbio (f. 1801)

 1740: Mateo Pumacahua, militar peruano (f. 1815).
 1756: John Loudon McAdam, ingeniero constructor de carreteras escocés (f. 1836).
 1760: Peter Olof Swartz, botánico, micólogo, algólogo, pteridólogo, y briólogo sueco (f. 1818).
 1788: Geert Adriaans Boomgaard, primer hombre supercentenario verificado (f. 1899).
 1804: Manuel Cantero de San Vicente, economista y político español (f. 1876).

 1832: Louis-Paul Cailletet, físico e inventor francés (f. 1913).
 1840: Murad V, sultán otomano en el año 1876 (f. 1904).
 1842: Abdul Hamid II, sultán otomano (f. 1918).

 1853: Heike Kamerlingh Onnes, físico neerlandés, Premio Nobel de Física 1913 (f. 1926).
 1857: Étienne Terrus, pintor francés (f. 1922).
 1859: Luis Monteverde, político argentino (f. 1925).
 1859: Francesc Macià, político español (f. 1933)
 1864: Elena Văcărescu, escritora rumano-francesa (f. 1947).
 1866: H. G. Wells, escritor británico (f. 1946).
 1866: Charles Nicolle, médico francés, premio nobel de medicina en 1928 (f. 1936).
 1867: Henry L. Stimson, político estadounidense (f. 1950).
 1869: Carlo Airoldi, atleta italiano (f. 1929).
 1870: Julián Besteiro, político español (f. 1940).
 1870: Sascha Schneider, pintor e ilustrador alemán (f. 1927).

 1874: Gustav Holst, compositor británico (f. 1934).
 1875: Eduardo Callejo de la Cuesta, político y abogado español (f. 1950).
 1876: Julio González, escultor español (f. 1942).
 1879: Pedro Manini Ríos, político uruguayo (f. 1958).
 1885: Juan M. García, político mexicano  (f. 1957).
 1891: George Kay, futbolista británico (f. 1954).
 1891: Manuel Romero, dramaturgo, letrista y cineasta argentino (f. 1954).
 1893: Varelito, torero español (f. 1922).
 1894: James Ashmore Creelman, guionista estadounidense (f. 1941).

 1895: Serguéi Yesenin, poeta ruso (f. 1925).
 1895: Juan de la Cierva, inventor, científico y aeronáutico español, inventor del autogiro (f. 1936).
 1897: Félix Fernández, actor español (f. 1966).
 1899: José Pedroni, poeta argentino (f. 1968).
 1901: Vicente Solano Lima, político conservador argentino (f. 1984).
 1902: Luis Cernuda, poeta español (f. 1963).
 1903: Jorge Cuesta, químico y escritor mexicano (f. 1942).
 1907: Juan Alcaide, poeta español (f. 1951).
 1907: Edward Bullard, geofísico británico (f. 1980).

 1909: Kwame Nkrumah, político ghanés (f. 1972).
 1911: José Alvarado Santos, escritor y periodista mexicano (f. 1974).

 1912: Chuck Jones, animador, director y productor estadounidense (f. 2002).
 1912: György Sándor, pianista húngaro (f. 2005).
 1916: Françoise Giroud, periodista y política francesa (f. 2003).
 1917: Mateo Zapata, activista mexicano (f. 2007).
 1918: Juan José Arreola, escritor mexicano (f. 2001).

 1919: Mario Bunge, físico y filósofo argentino (f. 2020).
 1920: Carmen Jiménez, escultora española (f. 2016).
 1924: Hermann Buhl, montañero austriaco (f. 1957).
 1926: Donald Arthur Glaser, físico estadounidense premio nobel de física en 1960 (f. 2013).
 1926: Noor Jehan, actriz y cantante paquistaní (f. 2000)
 1927: Yuri Yappa, físico teórico soviético (f. 1998)
 1928: Édouard Glissant, escritor francés (f. 2011).
 1928: Enrique Montoya, cantaor español (f. 1993).
 1929: Héctor Alterio, actor argentino.
 1929: Sándor Kocsis, futbolista húngaro (f. 1979).
 1929: Cipe Lincovsky, actriz argentina (f. 2015).

 1931: José María Silvero, futbolista argentino (f. 2010).
 1931: Larry Hagman, actor estadounidense (f. 2012).
 1931: Syukuro Manabe, meteorólogo y climatólogo japonés, Premio Nobel de Física 2021.

 1934: Augusto Ramírez Ocampo, fue un abogado, economista, diplomático y político colombiano. (f. 2011).
 1934: David J. Thouless, físico británico, Premio Nobel de Física 2016 (f. 2019).
 1934: Leonard Cohen, poeta, novelista y cantante canadiense (f. 2016).
 1934: María Rubio, actriz mexicana (f. 2018).
 1934: Sigrid Valdis, actriz estadounidense (f. 2007).
 1937: Amparo Baró, actriz española (f. 2015).
 1938: Eduardo Úrculo, pintor y escultor español (f. 2003).
 1938: Nicolás Cotugno, arzobispo uruguayo.
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 1941: Nuria Feliú, cantante y actriz española.
 1942: Luis Mateo Díez, escritor español.
 1942: Juan Cruz Alli, político español.
 1943: Oscar Safuán, compositor y arreglista paraguayo (f. 2007).
 1943: Buddy Richard, cantautor chileno.
 1943: Jerry Bruckheimer, productor estadounidense de cine y televisión.
 1944: Fannie Flagg, escritora estadounidense.
 1946: Moritz Leuenberger, político suizo.
 1947: Edward Ishita, cantante japonés de ópera.
 1947: Stephen King, escritor estadounidense.
 1947: Don Felder, guitarrista estadounidense, de la banda The Eagles.
 1947: Marcelo Oxenford, actor argentino.
 1948: Artis Gilmore, baloncestista estadounidense.

 1950: Bill Murray, actor estadounidense.
 1953: Lars Saabye Christensen, escritor noruego.
 1953: Arie Luyendyk, piloto neerlandés de automovilismo.

 1954: Shinzō Abe, político japonés, primer ministro de Japón entre 2006 y 2007 y entre 2012 y 2020 (f. 2022).
 1955: Mercedes Morán, actriz argentina.
 1956: Celeste Carballo, cantautora argentina de rock y blues.
 1956: Marta Kauffman, productora estadounidense (creadora de Friends).
 1957: Ethan Coen, cineasta estadounidense.
 1957: Sidney Moncrief, baloncestista y entrenador estadounidense.
 1957: Kevin Rudd, primer ministro australiano.
 1959: Corinne Drewery, cantante británica, de la banda Swing Out Sister.
 1959: Eulalia Ramón, actriz española.
 1960: Sikandar Sanam, actor y cantante paquistaní (f. 2012)
 1961: Diego Capusotto, actor y humorista argentino.
 1962: Fernando Larraín, actor chileno.
 1964: Jorge Drexler, músico uruguayo.

 1965: David Wenham, actor australiano.
 1965: Markus Grosskopf, músico alemán, de la banda Helloween.
 1965: Cheryl Hines, actriz estadounidense.
 1966: Nechirvan Barzani, político kurdo.
 1966: Tab Ramos, futbolista uruguayo naturalizado estadounidense.
 1967: Faith Hill, cantante country estadounidense.
 1967: Suman Pokhrel, poeta, traductor y artista nepalí

 1968: Alex Amaral, actor español brasileño.
 1968: Juan Andrés Salfate, crítico de cine chileno.
 1969: Pablo Echarri, actor argentino.
 1970: Samantha Power, política estadounidense.
 1971: Alfonso Ribeiro, actor y cantante estadounidense.
 1971: Luke Wilson, actor estadounidense.
 1971: Barbara Tissier, actriz y directora de doblaje francesa.
 1972: Liam Gallagher, músico británico.
 1972: David Silveria, baterista estadounidense, de la banda Korn.
 1973: Virginia Ruano, tenista española.
 1973: Oswaldo Sánchez, futbolista mexicano.
 1974: Martín Liberman, periodista deportivo argentino.
 1974: Diego Martín, actor español.
 1974: Luis Robson, futbolista brasileño.
 1974: Giuliano Giannichedda, futbolista italiano.
 1975: Marcelo Goux, futbolista argentino.
 1975: Ronny Deila, futbolista y entrenador noruego.
 1975: Lil Rob, rapero mexicano-estadounidense.
 1975: Catherine Murphy, atleta británica.
 1975: Kaisa Varis, esquiadora de fondo finlandesa.
 1975: Anna Marissa de Leon, taekwondista filipina.
 1975: Gorka Villar, abogado español.
 1975: Craig Thompson, historietista estadounidense.
 1975: Darko Radovanović, cantante serbio (f. 2011).
 1976: Jonas Bjerre, músico danés, de la banda Mew.
 1978: Nerviozzo (Eduardo Sánchez), maestro de ceremonias y productor musical español.
 1978: Alexandre Quennoz, futbolista suizo.
 1980: Kareena Kapoor, actriz india.
 1980: Aleksa Palladino, actriz estadounidense.
 1981: Nicole Richie, actriz estadounidense.
 1981: Phoenix Marie, actriz americana.
 1981: Luciano Pereyra, cantante y compositor argentino.
 1982: Marat Izmáilov, futbolista ruso.
 1982: Marco Navas, futbolista español.
 1983: Fernando Cavenaghi, futbolista argentino.
 1983: Joseph Mazzello, actor estadounidense.
 1983: Maggie Grace, actriz estadounidense.
 1983: Cristian Hidalgo, futbolista español.
 1983: Éder Monteiro Fernandes, futbolista brasileño.
 1985: Carolina Bang, actriz española.
 1985: Melvin Ayala, cantante de Música urbana y compositor de Reguetón cristiano.
 1985: Elena Guido Chaves, Coruja Costarricense y Culturista.
 1986: Faris Badwan, músico británico.
 1986: Lindsey Stirling, violinista y artista de performance estadounidense.
 1986: Elvis Onyema, futbolista nigeriano.
 1987: Femke Heemskerk, nadadora neerlandesa.
 1988: Bilawal Bhutto, político paquistaní.
 1988: Daniela Camaiora, actriz y cantante peruana.
 1988: Jenny Patricia Muñoz Lombo, infectóloga colombiana.
 1989: Jason Derülo, cantautor, actor y bailarín estadounidense.
 1989: Ben Mee, futbolista británico.
 1990: Allison Scagliotti-Smith, actriz estadounidense.
 1990: Christian Serratos, actriz estadounidense.
 1990: Danny Batth, futbolista inglés.
 1991: Daniele Ragatzu, futbolista italiano.
 1992: Chen (cantante), cantante, bailarín y modelo surcoreano.
 1992: Matías Tellechea, futbolista uruguayo.
 1994: Benjamin Proud, nadador británico.
 1995: Neveal Hackshaw, futbolista trinitense.
 1996: Kristine Froseth, actriz y modelo noruego-estadounidense.
 1996: Thilo Kehrer, futbolista alemán.
 1996: Mariya Skora, yudoca ucraniana.
 1996: Denzel Andersson, baloncestista sueco.
 1997: Victoria Georgieva, cantante búlgara.
 1998: Tadej Pogačar, ciclista esloveno
 1998: Óscar Casas, actor español.
 1999: Alexander Isak, futbolista sueco.
 1999: Claudia Bunge, futbolista neozelandesa.
 1999: Lara Marti, futbolista suiza.
 1999: Will McDonald, actor australiano.
 2007: Noé de Nassau, príncipe de Nassau.

Fallecimientos

 19 a. C.: Virgilio, poeta italiano, autor de la Eneida (n. 70 a. C.).
 454: Flavio Aecio, prestigioso general romano; asesinado por el emperador Valentiniano III (n. 396).
 687: Conón, religioso italiano, papa entre 686 y 687 (n. 1630).
 1327: Eduardo II, rey inglés; asesinado (n. 1284).
 1542: Juan Boscán, poeta español (n. 1492).
 1558: Carlos I, rey español entre 1516 y 1556 (n. 1500).

 1576: Jerónimo Cardano, filósofo, médico, astrólogo y matemático italiano (n. 1501).
 1591: Ambrosio de Morales, escritor español (n. 1513).
 1626: François de Bonne, aristócrata francés (n. 1543).
 1827: Francisco Abad Moreno, guerrillero español (n. 1788).
 1832: Walter Scott, escritor británico (n. 1771).
 1849: Manuel de Sarratea, diplomático, político y militar argentino (n. 1774).
 1860: Arthur Schopenhauer, filósofo alemán (n. 1788).
 1870: José Loreto Arismendi, político y militar venezolano (n. 1825).
 1875: Alexandra de Baviera, princesa alemana (n. 1826).
 1878: Thomas Belt, geólogo y naturalista británico (n. 1832).
 1880: Manuel Montt, presidente chileno (n. 1809).
 1901: Tulio Varón, guerrillero colombiano, uno de los líderes liberales de la Guerra de los Mil Días en Colombia (n. 1860).
 1905: Francisco García Calderón, político peruano, presidente (n. 1834).
 1905: Francisco Navarro Ledesma, periodista y cervantista español (n. 1869).
 1921: Amala, niña bengalí autista, supuestamente criada por lobos (n. 1919).
 1921: Eugen Dühring, profesor de mecánica, abogado, filósofo y economista alemán, criticado por Friedrich Engels en el Anti-Dühring (n. 1933).
 1923: Fidel Pagés, cirujano español (n. 1886).
 1926: León Charles Thevenín, ingeniero en telegrafía francés (n. 1857).
 1939: Guillermo G. Cano, político argentino (n. 1884).
 1947: Vasili Glagolev, militar soviético y Héroe de la Unión Soviética (n. 1896).
 1949: Jorge Cáceres, poeta y bailarín chileno (n. 1923).
 1956: Rigoberto López Pérez, poeta nicaragüense (n. 1929).
 1957: Norma Giménez, actriz argentina (n. 1930).
 1957: Haakon VII, rey noruego (n. 1872).
 1959: Abraham Flexner, educador estadounidense (n. 1866).
 1962: Francisco de Arteaga, ingeniero aeronáutico argentino. (n. 1883 )
 1963: Paulino Masip, guionista cinematográfico y escritor español (f. 1899).
 1965: Eusterio Buey Alario, escritor español (n. 1889).
 1970: Lídiya Serguiyévskaya, botánica y bióloga rusa (n. 1897).
 1971: Bernardo Houssay, médico y farmacéutico argentino. (n. 1887).
 1974: Walter Brennan, actor estadounidense (f. 1894).
 1976: Orlando Letelier, político, economista y embajador chileno (n. 1932).
 1976: Ronni Moffitt, activista estadounidense (n. 1951).
 1982: Iván Bagramián, comandante soviético (n. 1897).
 1983: Xavier Zubiri, filósofo español (n. 1898).
 1987: Jaco Pastorius, bajista estadounidense (f. 1951).
 1991: Baltazar R. Leyva Mancilla, militar y político mexicano (n. 1896).
 1995: Delfy de Ortega, actriz italo-argentina (n. 1920).
 1997: Jennifer Holt, actriz estadounidense (n. 1920).
 1997: Miguel Schweitzer, jurista chileno (n. 1908).
 1998: Florence Griffith Joyner, atleta estadounidense (n. 1959).
 1999: Norman Rossington, actriz estadounidense (n. 1928).
 2000: Leonid Rógozov, médico soviético que se practicó una autocirugía (n. 1934).
 2005: Rosa María Aranda, escritora española (n. 1920).
 2006: María Esther Gamas, actriz argentina (n. 1910).
 2008: Carlos González Cruchaga, obispo chileno primo hermano de San Alberto Hurtado (n. 1921).
 2011: Paulette Dubost, actriz francesa. (n. 1910).
 2013: Elena Tasisto, actriz de teatro, cine y televisión argentina (n. 1948).
 2014: Cecilia Cenci, actriz argentina (n. 1942).
 2016: Miguel Ángel Gambier, futbolista argentino (n. 1959).
 2016: Guido Vallejos, dibujante chileno (n. 1929).
 2018: Trần Đại Quang, político vietnamita, presidente de Vietnam entre 2016 y 2018 (n. 1956).
 2019: Sigmund Jähn, cosmonauta alemán (n. 1937).
 2020:
 Arthur Ashkin, físico estadounidense, premio nobel de física en 2018 (n. 1922).
 Jackie Stallone, astróloga y personalidad televisiva estadounidense, madre de Sylvester y Frank Stallone (n. 1921).
 Tommy DeVito, músico y cantante estadounidense (n. 1928).
 2021: Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, militar y político egipcio, presidente de Egipto entre 2011 y 2012 (n. 1935).

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Using f1iqf's winpcap udf it was simple to create a packet and get it sent off.
Now the only thing I have had trouble getting to work properly is calculating the checksum's for the packet.
Here is a link about how to calculate the checksums, but I've failed in my attempts.
I would like to be able to pass in a hex header (in string form) like "4500003448184000400600000a01014c0a010101" and get that correct checksum out ("dc5d").
If anyone has any suggestions, or could point me in the correct direction your help would be much appreciated.
Also if you would like to see my example (an ICMP messenger) of using f1iqf's winpcap udf just let me know.
Thank You ProgAndy, The checksum function worked like a charm.
Thank You f1iqf for the winpcap udf.
Here is my ICMP messenger if you guys want to try it out.
Also theres an about page, which is just a picture of a monkey with it's eye's following the mouse.
If you have any suggestions at all please let me know, I've been programming for less than a year, so any help is appreciated.
One thing that could probably be done better is getting the MAC addresses, so if you have a better way of doing that then I do, that would be a wonderful addition.
Guess thats just about it.
must be compiled and run from command line look for packets sent in wireshark and what not.
EDIT: Program now goes through and checks local ARP table, if no luck then sends out an ARP packet to try and get MAC address if the host is on local network. Finally, if all those options fail then we get the default gateway and give the ICMP packet the default gateways MAC address as the destination with the IP that we want to ping since it is probably outside of the network.
$sDestMac &= Hex($aData[$i], 2) & ":"
$sMAC &= Hex($aData[$i], 2) & ":"
Thanks SoulA for your suggestion with using ARP.
After looking at your example I made it so my ICMP messenger uses arp to get the remote computer's MAC address instead of pinging it.
Thanks for the example because even though I didn't take alot directly from it, it helped alot.
Arp, the seal packet. And jeez, this is like a nuclear arsenal for AutoIt. Kudos, f1iqf, very very well done.
with this UDF is possible to intercept a packet and prevent it to be sent?
I don't think so. If you see a packet when capturing than it has already been sent. You can get into ARP spoofing and things that might do what you want but that is malicious and probably shouldn't be talked about.
Yeah so figuring out TCP checksums is pretty difficult. Here is what I have tried. I think it is doing the pseudo header that you have to add that is messing me up. Where are you progandy!!!
Just something I noticed quick and am not sure if it's your problem but take a look.
Line 184, When I send my packet into that function it is in the string form.
If your not sending it in the string form, you shouldn't have to add the "0x".
I actually don't even think you need the Binary. You could probably just take the first line out, and replace $bin with $data and it would work.
I'm not completely sure though.
I am pretty sure that is not my problem. The checksums come up fine with the other packets. The main thing is that TCP requires a "pseudo" header to be calculated with the checksum but I'm not entirely sure what all that includes. I thought I had them all but I guess not... any help would be awesome.
I'm hoping someone can go through and check to see what info I added or did not add that is causing my checksum to come out incorrect.
EDIT: okay I think I got this to work. Note I am just sending a syn packet here. If this were a packet with data then when doing the packet length you would have to get the length of the header AND the data.
$sCheckSum &= Hex(0x00, 2) ;reserved field?!?!?!
Okay getting a weird problem and hopefully someone can spot what I am not seeing. This is the beginning of a complete network scan type program. I'm working on TCP right now to detect what ports if any are open. When I put in a range of IP's however the checksums will come up messed up. For instance if I put in 192.168.1.1-192.168.1.10 then every other IP scanned the TCP and IP checksums will come up incorrect but the IP after that will come up correct and work just fine. If I put in just a single IP the checksum will always come up correct. What is it about my code that is making my checksums not work every other packet when it is run multiple times? Am I not setting something back to zero why are the numbers coming out the same?
Here is the code... for parameters put in -ip 192.168.1.1-192.168.1.10 (ip range) -ps -p 80 and have wireshark open to get an idea what I'm talking about.
I could run some tests.
But I don't like CUI applications !
This is just my personal taste.
So for the moment I am not much into testing.
You don't have to compile it... just put the code into SCiTe and then go to view -> parameters and put in the parameters I specified in there. Run the program through scite... output should come out to the console like normal and look at the results of a scan of ips like 192.168.1.1-192.168.1.50 in wireshark and you'll see the alternating weird pattern I have been talking about.
Please find below some crc functions I'm using (for ip,icmp,tcp,udp). Those functions will be shortly incorporated in my winpcap UDF as "utility functions".
; one should check before calling this function that data actualy contains an IP packet !
; one should check before calling this function that data actualy contains an ICMP packet !
; one should check before calling this function that data actualy contains a TCP packet !
; one should check before calling this function that data actualy contains a UDP packet !
; Also, if the packet UDP value is set to 0x0000, no need to call this function, it means the CRC is not used in this packet.
Again f1iqf you have come through with some EXCELLENT code I thank you very much.
here is something cool I whipped up tonight that captures packets and outputs the headers and data. Code was mostly stolen from f1iqf and the packetx examples so props to them I just compiled it.
Local $sDestMac = "", $sSourceMAC = ""
$sSourceMAC &= Hex($aData[$i], 2) & ":"
If BitAND($flags,0x01) Then $f="Fin "
If BitAND($flags,0x02) Then $f&="Syn "
If BitAND($flags,0x04) Then $f&="Rst "
If BitAND($flags,0x08) Then $f&="Psh "
If BitAND($flags,0x10) Then $f&="Ack "
If BitAND($flags,0x20) Then $f&="Urg "
If BitAND($flags,0x40) Then $f&="Ecn "
If BitAND($flags,0x80) Then $f&="Cwr "
If $aData == 8 Then $flag = "request"
If $aData == 0 Then $flag = "reply"
$tline = $tline & "0"
;~    $sline = $sline & "0"
$sline = $sline & Hex($bByte, 2) & " "
$tline = $tline & Hex($bByte, 2) & " "
The Winpcap UDF has been updated to 1.2a on its website.
No bug correction so far; Only added 6 utility functions (read an write easily a value inside a binary string, and checksum computation functions for IP, ICMP, TCP, UDP almost as given in my last post, minus a few bugs and renaimed to match the UDF naming rules).
As usual, please report any bug or comment to opensource (arobas) grisambre (dot) net !
I tested some of your examples posted on your website.
The data coming out of the PCAP file doesn't tell me a lot ?
When I open the PCAP file using Ethereal I does read it well !!
But can I find the data structure I see in here compared to what I see in the read PCAP function.
Output if the Function is Time - Lenght - Packet - Data ?
Can you give an example on how to read the output comparable to what I see in Etherial ?
PS : Good UDF so far !!
Edit : nevermind my question. I figured out how to read the data.


text:
package lb

type Lbmonbindingsservicebinding struct {
	Ipaddress   string `json:"ipaddress,omitempty"`
	Monitorname string `json:"monitorname,omitempty"`
	Monsvcstate string `json:"monsvcstate,omitempty"`
	Port        int    `json:"port,omitempty"`
	Servicename string `json:"servicename,omitempty"`
	Servicetype string `json:"servicetype,omitempty"`
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"Luis Miguel Gallego Basteri", known professionally as "Luis Miguel", is a Mexico/Mexican singer. An icon in Latin America, he is often referred to as El Sol de México, and he's one of the most successful artists in Latin American history, having successfully performed in a wide range of musical styles, including Latin pop/pop, Latin ballad/ballads, boleros and mariachi. To date, Luis Miguel has sold over 100 million records worldwide.
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Piracy is important to talk about. It's harming the music industry. It hurts all of us. The public needs to understand every time they buy a pirated CD, they hurt the industry. The only ones who can change that are the fans and the people that buy CDs. It's everybody's responsibility to prevent it.


Although this emphasis on consumerism and consumption was not invented in the 1920s, its did reach levels America had not yet seen–with the help of course of new technologies like the automobile and radio, which served as a medium to deliver these ads. Burma-Shave, however, mastered the technique of publicly displaying advertisements like on billboards and road signs.
As we research and discuss the 1920s, it is important to consider the impact of consumerism and the practice of publicly displaying advertisements today. Unsurprisingly, levels of consumerism and methods of advertising are much more extensive today. But what are the consequences of these?
Researchers like Dr. Tim Kasser have been thinking about these consequences for sometime. As a class we summarized our interview with Dr. Kasser about materialism and consumption and what he thinks we should do to help address it. You can read and listen to this interview here: https://forgottoniaproject.com/2018/01/14/value-pollution/. Check out the link and respond to the questions below.
Tim Kasser is against the practice of advertising to kids under the age of 12 primarily because of what he refers to as persuasive intent. What does he mean by persuasive intent?
Many companies who pollute the air have to pay a special tax because of the damage they do to the environment. Who does Kasser feel should be taxed and why?
Kasser says he's ok with advertisements directed at adolescents over the age of 12 if they have intrinsic value. What does this mean?
America is the first country in the world to allow commercial advertisements in public school. Why does he feels that schools should not have ads in them (in regards to the idea of a social contract)?
Some practices to address our growing rates of materialism and public advertising is to press pause on the commercials, limit screen time, and participate with people and organizations that raise awareness about these problems. What advice does Kasser give to young people in particular about changing the world?
As a class we made our own styles of Burma-Shave ads, yet this time we tried to incorporate intrinsic values; something that promotes harmony, equality, honesty, creativity, etc. For more info on ways to participate in working against powerful forces of consumption and materialism, check out this link to Screen Free Week presented by The Campaign for a Commercial Free Childhood. You are invited to participate with us on April 30-May 6, 2018.


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Annette Karin Ludwig (* 1963 in Karlsruhe) ist eine deutsche Kunsthistorikerin, Museumsdirektorin und Universitätsdozentin. Seit dem Frühjahr 2022 ist sie Direktorin der Museen der Klassik Stiftung Weimar. Zuvor leitete sie seit 2010 das Gutenberg-Museum in Mainz.

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Sie studierte Kunstgeschichte, Neuere deutsche Literaturwissenschaft und Baugeschichte an der Universität Karlsruhe (TH). Sie schloss ihr Studium mit dem Magister Artium und einer Arbeit über den russischen Maler und Graphiker Wladimir von Zabotin ab. In ihrer Dissertation, die u. a. mit dem Universitätspreis ausgezeichnet wurde, beschäftigte sie sich mit dem Werk der Stuttgarter Brüder Heinz und Bodo Rasch an der Schnittstelle zwischen Architekturutopie, Architekturpublizistik, Möbel- und Grafik-Design.

Neben und nach ihrem Studium arbeitete Annette Ludwig u. a. als freie Mitarbeiterin im Deutschen Architekturmuseum (DAM, Frankfurt/M.). Bis 2010 war sie als Kuratorin an den Städtischen Museen Heilbronn (Mehrspartenhaus) und im Auftrag der Ernst-Franz-Vogelmann-Stiftung (J. Beuys-Sammlung) tätig. Sie publizierte u. a. im Insel-Verlag (Frankfurt/M., Leipzig). 2010 wurde sie Direktorin des Gutenberg-Museums, wo sie als Kuratorin für das 19.–21. Jahrhundert mit Sonderausstellungen den Schwerpunkt Typografie etablierte und mehrfach prämierten Publikationen (zuletzt Futura. Die Schrift, Mainz 2016 (dt.), 2017 (engl.)) herausgab.

Sie verantwortete zahlreiche Ausstellungen, Tagungen und Veranstaltungen, die auch die kulturtouristische Attraktivität des "Weltmuseums der Druckkunst" steigerten. Mit dem Atelier Brückner (Stuttgart) entwickelte sie ein Konzept zur inhaltlichen und baulichen Neuaufstellung des Gutenberg-Museums. Die Umsetzung durch DFZ Architekten (Hamburg) wurde in Leistungsphase V im April 2018 durch einen Bürgerentscheid gestoppt. Annette Ludwig initiierte Kooperationen, u. a. 2011 modellhaft mit der Hochschule Mainz. Sie arbeitet auf internationaler Ebene institutionell v. a. mit dem Early Printing Museum und der Zentralbibliothek der Cheongju University in Cheongju (Südkorea) zusammen.

Annette Ludwig ist seit dem Sommersemester 2008 Lehrbeauftragte am KIT – Karlsruher Institut für Technologie, im Zentrum für Angewandte Kulturwissenschaften (ZAK) und an der dortigen Akademie für wissenschaftliche Weiterbildung.

Die rheinland-pfälzische Ministerpräsidentin Malu Dreyer berief sie ab 2018 zum Mitglied des Hochschulkuratoriums der Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz. Ludwig ist Vorsitzende von Jurys (u. a. Mainzer Stadtdruckerpreis) und Mitglied von Jurys (u. a. Kahnweiler-Preis, DAM Book Award, Mainzer Medienpreis). Seit 2015 ist sie 1. Vorsitzende der Gesellschaft der Bibliophilen e.V. (München), der ältesten bibliophilen Vereinigung in Deutschland.

Darüber hinaus engagiert sich Annette Ludwig in einer Vielzahl von Gremien, darunter Beirat Saarländischer Kulturbesitz (Saarbrücken), Beirat Zentrum für Buchwissenschaft der Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, Programmbeirat Hörfunksender Antenne Mainz.

Sie ist im Kuratorium zur Vergabe des Gutenberg-Preises in Leipzig und in Mainz, Präsidiums- und Vorstandsmitglied der Internationalen Gutenberg-Gesellschaft, Kuratoriumsmitglied der Gutenberg-Stiftung. Ludwig ist 2. Vorsitzende der Stiftung Moses, Kuratoriumsmitglied Paul-Strecker-Stiftung (Mainz), Internationaler Arbeitskreis Druck- und Mediengeschichte (Wadgassen).

Annette Ludwig ist evangelisch. 2018 wurde sie in den Großen Konvent der Ev. Akademie in Hessen und Nassau e.V. (Frankfurt/M.) gewählt. Sie ist mit dem Literaturwissenschaftler Hansgeorg Schmidt-Bergmann verheiratet.

Ehrungen
 2022: Mainzer Medienpreis

Veröffentlichungen
Monographien
 Futura. The Typeface, London 2017 (Mithrsg.)
 Futura. Die Schrift, Mainz 2016, ISBN 978-3-87439-893-0 (Mithrsg.)
 Die Architekten Brüder Heinz und Bodo Rasch: Ein Beitrag zur Architekturgeschichte der zwanziger Jahre, Tübingen und Berlin 2009, ISBN 978-3803006905
 Zauberfest des Lichtes. Matisse in Marokko, Frankfurt/M. und Leipzig 2002, ISBN 978-3458192268
 Auguste Rodin – Rainer Maria Rilke. Augenblicke der Leidenschaft, Frankfurt/M. und Leipzig 2000, ISBN 9783458170440
 Die nationalsozialistische Kunstzeitschrift Das Bild. "Monatsschrift für das Deutsche Kunstschaffen in Vergangenheit und Gegenwart". Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte des Verlages C.F. Müller, Heidelberg 1997
 Wladimir von Zabotin. 1884–1967, Karlsruhe 1994

Weblinks
 Vita, Verlag Hermann Schmidt

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Kunsthistoriker
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Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter eines Museums in Mainz
Deutscher
Geboren 1963
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Grace & Lavender : a novel / Heather Norman Smith.
Physical Description: 175 pages ; 22 cm.
Publisher: Greenville, South Carolina : Ambassador International, 2019.
"Recently retired Colleen Hill is always busy, constantly on a quest to make life more interesting. When the ladies' group at her church partners with the local children's home, Colleen jumps in as usual, volunteering to share her passion for cooking with a troubled teenager named Grace. But Colleen must balance the new project with her pursuit of becoming a contestant on a television game show, along with all the other ideas her brain continually spins out. Colleen's daughter Melody is quite different. She lives a calm, simple life and is content with who she is. That is, until an unexpected opportunity to work with Grace, too, pushes her to reevaluate life and dare to take on bigger dreams. The path starts with a newly-found interest in soap-making and leads her to responsibilities she didn't even know she wanted, including helping Grace understand the meaning of her name."--Amazon.com.
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A limited edition of the Love Actually motion picture soundtrack will be available on January 25th 2019 via Real Gone Records.
Richard Curtis' 2003 film Love Actually Remains One of the Best Romantic Comedies of the Last 20 Years
Amazing Cast Included Hugh Grant, Emma Thompson, Keira Knightley, Colin Firth, Liam Neeson, Laura Linney, Billy Bob Thornton, Andrew Lincoln & Rowan Atkinson
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Ten interlocking love stories, one big (mostly) happy ending…Love Actually is one of the best romantic comedies of the last two decades, capturing, in poignant, bittersweet fashion, all of the complexity of modern love. One reason why Richard Curtis' 2003 film succeeded with critics and audiences alike (and still plays on cable and even in theaters all the time) was its incredible cast: Hugh Grant, Emma Thompson, Keira Knightley, Colin Firth, Liam Neeson, Laura Linney, Billy Bob Thornton, Andrew Lincoln, Rowan Atkinson…the list goes on.
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The conference is free to attend, seating is limited. No food or drink is allowed to be brought onto the premises. Coffee, tea, water, and soda will be provided. The reserved lunch from Daily Bread and a drink will be $10. Reserve a lunch if you choose however the lunch break will allow enough time to go off site.
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Oh great holy follower of Our Lord Jesus Christ, Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich, who was endowed with extraordinary gifts from God including seeing the Past, Present and Future History of the Catholic Church, reading the troubled hearts of souls, prophesying future events of the Catholic Church and enduring great suffering including the Holy Stigmata, so that many souls could be drawn toward the Holy Presence of God and enter into Heaven for all eternity, we sinners beseech you to listen to our prayer requests today (make your prayer request). We know that Almighty God hears your voice.
Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich, intercede with God today for this prayer petition in the Name of Our Precious Lord Jesus Christ and through the intercession of His Blessed Mother Mary. Amen!
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Once again our Spiritual Director calls us to share in a Christmas Novena to the Baby Jesus lead by one of our speakers, Marino Restrepo. Marino Restrepo's website, will provide each day a reflection and the prayers of the novena. Here's a link directly to the eBook and the Christmas Novena.
O Jesus, Who has said, "Ask and you shall receive, seek and you shall find, knock and it shall be opened," through the intercession of Mary, Your Most Holy Mother, I knock, I seek, I ask that my prayer be granted.
O Jesus, Who has said, "All that you ask of the Father in My Name, He will grant you," through the intercession of Mary Your Most Holy Mother, I humbly and urgently ask your Father in your name that my prayer will be granted.
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We wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a Blessed New Year from the Blessed Anne Catherine Emmerich foundation.
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Bill McClellan received from the archdiocese a copy of Fr. Waldman's sermon: It was about the Archbishop of Munich who challenged Hitler and National Socialism…..
Fr. Waldman is Jewish as well as Catholic, so it's understandable he would be inspired by this Archbishop of Munich.
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The feast of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary celebrates the visit of the Mother of God, with the child Jesus in her womb, to her cousin Elizabeth, who was herself six months' pregnant with the forerunner of Christ, Saint John the Baptist. At the Annunciation, the angel Gabriel, in response to Mary's question "How shall this be done, because I know not man?" (Luke 1:34 ), had told her that "thy cousin Elizabeth, she also hath conceived a son in her old age; and this is the sixth month with her that is called barren: Because no word shall be impossible with God" (Luke 1:36-27). The evidence of Elizabeth's own near-miraculous conception had called forth Mary's fiat: "Behold the handmaid of the Lord; be it done to me according to thy word." It is thus appropriate that the very next action that Saint Luke the Evangelist records is the Blessed Virgin "making haste" to visit her cousin.


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De Havilland Canada (DHC) var ett kanadensiskt företag som byggde flygplan, och som sedan 1992 har gått upp i Bombardier Aerospace efter att 1986-1992 ha ägts av Boeing. Deras mest kända flygplan är DHC-6 Twin Otter, Dash 7, Dash 8 och Dash 8 Q200.DHC flygplan användes i mindre flygbolag, som till exempel Air Greenland.

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De Havilland Canada startades 1928 av den brittiska flygplanstillverkaren de Havilland. Under andra världskriget blev DHC ett statsägt kanadensiskt företag, efter kriget började DHC tillverka egna flygplansmodeller. Företaget privatiserades på 1980-talet och såldes 1986 till Boeing, som ville stärka sin position i Kanada. Efter att Air Canada 1988 hade valt flygplan från Airbus snarare än Boeing, meddelade Boeing att DHC var till salu. Företaget såldes 1992 till Bombardier Aerospace. I november 2018 tillkännagavs att Bombardier, i samband med överlåtelsen av DHC-8 Dash 8-produktlinjen till Longview Aviation Capital Corp./Viking Air även överlåtit varumärket De Havilland Canada.

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Posted By Ian S. Port on Thu, Dec 8, 2011 at 3:33 AM
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Better than: Lulu in its entirety. Obviously.
Turns out there is one persona non grata whom even surly, drunken Metallica fans won't be nasty to in person.
His name is Lou Reed.
But then last night, during Metallica's second 30th Anniversary show at the Fillmore, the fans were warned. Before the band brought out Reed to play a couple songs off Lulu, its much-derided collaboration album with the former Velvet Underground singer, the members issued a gushing tribute to the art-punk godfather. Drummer Lars Ulrich notified the fan club-only audience that, "If you fuck with him, he will beat your ass." But it was probably Ulrich's second warning that really made the fans behave: "If you're not nice, we're gonna play the whole album, okay?"
So when Reed finally came out, looking rather tame in a fuddy-duddy leather jacket and eyeglasses, and standing several feet back from the edge of the stage, the fans were almost completely polite (and quiet). A few scattered boos rang out. But when the group leaned into "Iced Honey," the most palatable song off Lulu, the goateed heads inside the Fillmore were nodding, if not banging. Onstage, Metallica's monstrous chug nearly drowned out Reed's flat-toned mumbling, reversing the dynamic that the two collaborators have on their record. Instead of a madman rambling loudly over discordant riffage, Reed sounded like a small piece of flotsam spinning helplessly in a whirlpool of deep black power chords.
It's Lou Reed!
Even "The View" -- whose studio recording is almost comically disjointed -- approached palatability onstage. Hetfield's vocal contributions were loud enough to seem purposeful, and the Metallica singer grinned wildly at his collaborator as the song progressed. Reed was for the most part stiff. (Out of indifference or fear? We couldn't tell.) None of the songs Reed played with Metallica last night -- including their raucous take on "White Light/White Heat" -- were crowd favorites, although the latter especially earned a polite reception. But when Reed's time was over, he was given a respectable amount of applause.
The contrast became clear immediately after he left, when Metallica ripped into the beloved "Creeping Death" with former bassist Jason Newsted. The ballroom filled with raised hands in the shape of devil horns, chants of "Die!" (it's part of the song), and furious head-banging. As he did throughout the two anniversary shows, lead guitarist Kirk Hammett reproduced his triumphant guitar solo note-for-note, seemingly with a minimum of effort, which drove many beery Metallica fans into hilarious air-guitarring. When "Battery" arrived next, it seemed like the room might explode. It's difficult to imagine the sonic brutality that results when Metallica, bolstered by two bassists, performs one of its classic thrash metal songs with superhuman precision in a smallish room at incredible volume. If you could bottle the experience, you could build a smart bomb. A happiness-inducing smart bomb. Even the ever-chatty Ulrich was speechless: "Jesus christ -- how the fuck do we follow that?" he quipped, after "Battery" had subsided. We didn't hear an answer.
Kid Rock with Metallica
Reed was but one in a parade of guests last night, continuing the pattern Metallica established with Monday's show. We heard from Marianne Faithful, who made a rather quiet contribution to "The Memory Remains"; Kid Rock, who delivered all the words to the Bob Seger classic "Turn the Page" without actually singing any of them; the Danish metal band Mercyful Fate, whose members reunited to play their nearly 12-minute titular song; Newsted, who should rejoin Metallica so the band can have two bass players; Armored Saint singer John Bush, who once turned down a chance to be lead singer in Metallica; Sweet Savage singer Ray Haller, who performed "Killing Time" with the band; and Scott Ian, who appeared during the finale, not Metallica's main set, and who grinned a lot for a guy whose own group is called Anthrax.
The Fillmore men's room will never be the same... and no, we didn't write this.
Last night's performance was shorter and tighter than Monday's, ending nearly an hour earlier, around 1 a.m., even though it included just as many songs (and began 25 minutes earlier). Hetfield and Ulrich slipped into a bit of their brotherly banter, but for the most part the band launched from one song to another, stopping only for necessary introductions and a few asides. One, um, surprise came just before Mercyful Fate's appearance, when Hetfield removed his shirt to reveal -- whoa -- a ripped chest. Ulrich made a joke about the singer's new diet, but standing shirtless next to his scrawny, balding drummer and a bunch of pudgy white metal dudes, Hetfield had nothing to be ashamed of.
As on Monday, the night ended with "Seek and Destroy," performed by Metallica and as many guests as were willing (Lou Reed apparently wasn't), and preceded by a shower of yellow balloons. The Kill 'Em All classic couldn't quite match other highlights of the night -- did we mention that the four band members alone played "Enter Sandman," and it was amazing? -- but there was more than enough excellent Bay Area thrash metal to go around. Metallica's 30th Anniversary party continues on Friday and Saturday, and after last night's impressive parade of guests, we're still very much excited to see what happens.
Critic's Notebook
Revealing quote of the night:
Ulrich: "Who knows what song it is if I say it's a four count?
Hetfield, chuckling: "All of them except 'Leper Messiah'.
New song of the night: Metallica played "Just a Bullet Away," which, like Monday's new one, "Hate Train," is an unreleased tune from the Death Magnetic sessions. Unlike "Hate Train," though, this one was brutally insistent and mostly good. Its weirdly wobbly chorus will take some getting used to, though.
Personal bias: Found myself a bit star-struck at being in the same room as Lou Reed -- and I wasn't the only one. Yeah, his stage presence was minimal, but it's fucking Lou Reed! You could almost hear the Lulu-haters (I'm not one) grudgingly giving respect, even if they didn't say it out loud.
Highlight: Yes, "Enter Sandman" was good, but "Creeping Death" gave me chills.
Setlist after the jump
To Live Is to Die
Enter Sandman
Bleeding Me
Wasting My Hate
Just A Bullet Away
Breadfan
The Memory Remains (with Marianne Faithful)
Killing Time (with Ray Haller)
Turn the Page (with Kid Rock)
The Four Horsemen (with John Bush)
Iced Honey (with Lou Reed)
The View (with Lou Reed)
White Light/White Heat (with Lou Reed)
Creeping Death (with Jason Newsted)
Battery (with Jason Newsted)
Mercyful Fate (with Mercyful Fate)
Seek and Destroy (with many guests)
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Intuitive Eating Is a Happier and Healthier Way to Eat—Here's How to Begin
Experts say the practice of intuitive eating can repair our guilt-ridden relationships with food and our bodies.
By Sharon Holbrook
What if we told you that you can eat whatever you want and still be healthy? That there are no "good" or "bad" foods? That you never have to feel guilty about enjoying ice cream on a hot summer day or a slice of pie at a family gathering? You might think we were reporting on a new fad diet, but happily, the opposite is true. It was 25 years ago that two nutritionists unveiled a radical approach to food and health called intuitive eating—and it's now finally being embraced by the mainstream.
"People are tired of feeling at war with their own bodies," says Evelyn Tribole, RDN, who, with Elyse Resch, RDN, coauthored Intuitive Eating ($8; amazon.com), a 10-principle approach that includes back-to-seriously-basic stuff: Pay attention to signals of hunger and fullness, reject diet mentality and food rules, and adopt body-positive behaviors, like exercising and eating food that makes you feel good.
The time is right for this approach to take hold. Only about 20 percent of women feel "very" or "extremely" satisfied with their weight, according to recent research in the journal Body Image. But even as the focus on dieting to be thin has given way to an emphasis on eating "clean" to be healthy, the obesity levels in our country have risen. Restricting food doesn't seem to be working. Exercising without changing our diets isn't effective either. Intuitive eating just might be the answer.
"There's been a backlash to all the rules about eating clean, which has created a space for intuitive eating," says Virginia Sole-Smith, author of The Eating Instinct: Food Culture, Body Image, and Guilt in America ($18; amazon.com). "It's less work, you give yourself permission to eat a range of foods, and you free yourself from weight-loss expectations."
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Intuitive eating separates the idea of "healthy weight" from overall health. Research finds that people who engage in four habits—doing regular physical activity, eating at least five fruits and vegetables a day, not smoking, and consuming alcohol moderately—experience similar mortality rates, regardless of how much they weigh, says Kristen Murray, a registered dietitian in Cleveland, Ohio, who specializes in intuitive eating. Unlike dieting, which tends to be about restricting ourselves and trying to override our bodies' instincts, intuitive eating is about self-compassion and trusting our bodies, she says.
"I help people learn how to move away from the external cues telling them what, when, and how much to eat," she explains, "and get in touch with their internal cues telling them what, when, and how much to eat."
While it might sound too good to be true—permission to indulge in sugar whenever we feel like it?—there's evidence that intuitive eating works. As people reject restrictive food rules, they find that junk-food binges lose their rebellious appeal, and that nutritious foods (proteins, whole grains, vegetables) are satisfying and make their bodies feel better. "More than 100 studies show that intuitive eating offers a multitude of health benefits," says Tribole. People who scored high on an Intuitive Eating Scale had higher body and life satisfaction and better coping skills. (People with low scores reported more eating disorder symptoms and less satisfaction with their bodies.) Intuitive eating is also associated with increased optimism, psychological hardiness, and greater motivation to exercise for pleasure, a recent review of 24 studies found. "We tend to think, 'Health is physical, and it's about your weight,'" says Rebecca Scritchfield, RDN, author of Body Kindness ($15; amazon.com). "But health is really about well-being."
This approach could not be more natural, but it might take time and patience to fully get the hang of it. Or get the hang of it again. Babies are born knowing to eat when they're hungry and stop when they're full—but our culture distorts these cues. "They get drowned out by diet messages and food marketing messages and guilt and relationships and access and so many other reasons," says Sole-Smith. "I don't think it's easy, but I do believe it's possible to reconnect with your instincts." The following pillars of intuitive eating offer a few expert- backed ways to begin.
Be kind to your body.
It can be challenging to treat yourself well (and feel good about doing so) if you've long considered your weight to be the first and best measure of your health, says Scritchfield. "Well-being is a blend of physical and mental health, and we're better off when we don't use weight as a measure," she says. It's normal to doubt that you will ever let go of weight ideals and accept your body. But if you succeed, an afternoon walk becomes about taking a break to clear your head and reboot your energy, rather than about burning a certain number of calories.
Try this: Scritchfield suggests focusing on three aspects of body kindness: love, connection, and care. Love means choosing to love yourself even if you wish your body were different. Connection means being on the same team as your body; like a friend, you pay attention to what your body needs. Care means making choices based on that love and connection. For example, you can think about exercise in the following way: "I love my body, and while I may feel out of shape, I appreciate that it carries me through each day." Or "I connect with my body when I hear it tell me that it's hard to get up from the floor and that exercise might make me stronger, more flexible, and energized." Or "I care for my body by trying a YouTube yoga flow. Not because I need to whip my body into shape, but because I want to give it what it needs to feel good." By starting with body kindness, says Scritchfield, you'll reach a point when you make healthy physical and emotional choices that align with your goals.
Listen to your body's signals.
The next step is noticing and responding to hunger and feelings of fullness—which are truly at the heart of intuitive eating. Many of us are used to suppressing our bodies' messages, and not just about food. We work through lunchtime because we need to get a task done or want to lose weight. We watch yet another show on Netflix, not acknowledging that our bodies and brains are exhausted and it's time to sleep. We don't take a walk after sitting for hours at our desks, because we haven't stopped to think about how stiff and sluggish we are from a sedentary day.
Try this: Set an alarm for every few hours and check in with your body. Give yourself credit for easy wins, like noticing whether you are warm or cold or need to use the restroom. This is what Tribole and Resch call "cultivating attunement." When you eat, remove distractions (turn off the TV, put away your phone) so you free up mental space to stay connected to your body, says Anna Lutz, a registered dietitian in Raleigh, North Carolina. Mindful eating—listening, without judgment, to your body's hunger, fullness, and satisfaction signals—is an important part of the intuitive eating approach. Consider, "Did that last bite of steak taste as good as the first, or am I getting full?" "Would I find this broccoli more satisfying with a little salt or butter, or am I choking it down to check veggies off my list?"
Eat joyfully.
Eating is meant to feel good. Food is comforting, it's communal, and it's delicious. "Taking unapologetic joy in food, especially in the foods we've been socialized to think are bad, is absolutely counter-cultural, radical—and really freaking fun," says Sole-Smith. When we freely allow ourselves to eat certain foods, they become more satiating than when we sneak them in during the trip home from work. Eating shouldn't just be about filling our bellies. Ideally, we should be able to say, "Mmm, I'm satisfied!"
Try this: First give yourself permission to enjoy a variety of foods without guilt. Let this be your mantra: "There are no good or bad foods. I can eat whatever I want. If I listen to my body's signals, I will eat the right foods for me." When you have a couple of bites of pie and realize there will always be more pie, you don't feel the need to eat until you're stuffed. "One of the most beautiful things I see with people who go through the intuitive eating process is that they don't crave the thing they once binged on, because now it's always allowed," says Stefani Reinold, MD, MPH, a psychiatrist and the host of the podcast It's Not About the Food.
Second, make meals sensory events. Practice eating with a chef's mindset, suggests Murray. "Chefs would be devastated if they spent hours preparing a meal and knew that as you sat down to eat it, you overanalyzed every single calorie and milligram of salt or just scarfed it down—didn't even savor it," she says. "Sit down, taste it, and enjoy it."
Consider adding treats for your other senses: Set out flowers and put on relaxing music, says Scritchfield. Not every meal has to be candlelit, of course. A pit stop for a mediocre burger and fries is just one meal of thousands you'll eat in your lifetime, so you don't have to feel bad about it. Mindful, enjoyable eating is a goal, not a guilt trap.
Take a gentle approach to nutrition.
With intuitive eating, nutrition is important, but don't think of it as a scolding taskmaster—merely a guide to what will keep your body feeling good. As you grow accustomed to intuitive eating, you can decide whether it's time for carrots...or carrot cake, says Scritchfield. During a relaxing dinner out with her daughters, she explains, she might savor that piece of cake. But between client appointments during the workday, she might choose energy-boosting carrots and hummus. The key: While there is a nutritional difference to these carrot foods, there is not a moral difference.
Try this: To boost nutrition, think about what foods you can add rather than subtract, says Murray. Increasing your intake of water, fruit, or vegetables is good for your health and doesn't require banning anything. And feel free to prepare vegetables however you like—yes, even with butter or oil or ranch dressing. Nutrient-packed foods should satisfy the palate too.
Be patient with yourself.
Don't expect to drop all your food and weight baggage right away; the timing is different for everyone who explores intuitive eating. Many people fear that without food rules, they'll immediately gain weight. And you might, if you were seriously restrictive before, says Reinold—but you may lose weight if you habitually kept eating after you were full. Either way, it's OK: Weight fluctuates, and pregnancies, age, and menopause will affect your body as well. "Acknowledging that can be uncomfortable at first," says Reinold. "But the result is freedom."
Try this: To take the power (or panic) out of weight fluctuations, stop weighing yourself. Focus on more meaningful measures of health. For example, do you feel more energetic? Are you having fewer uncontrollable cravings? "I encourage people to try intuitive eating for three months just to get acquainted with it," says Murray. "It can definitely take a year to feel truly comfortable practicing it. It is very hard to move from the dieting mindset to the intuitive eating mindset." Be kind to yourself, no matter how long it takes. As Scritchfield puts it, "how much time do you think you're worth?"
The Skeptic's Guide to Intuitive Eating
Will intuitive eating really help me think about food less?
It sounds like I'd need to think about food and eating more to listen to my body. It may seem like that at first, but learning to eat intuitively means devoting more thought to your body and less to food. The real shift is moving away from external cues (weight, looks, dietary restrictions) and toward internal cues (hunger, fullness, satisfaction, emotion, energy). It's about transitioning from an attitude of negativity and restriction to one of kindness and care for your body.
If I'm supposed to eat only when I'm hungry, how can I stick to my work hours or regular family meals?
Rational thought is part of intuitive eating. If you're hungry at 5 and dinner isn't until 7, you could have a snack to take the edge off or just eat dinner earlier. The choice depends on your thoughts and values. Similarly, if you know you'll be starving after a two-hour midday work meeting, have a bigger breakfast, eat lunch earlier, or bring a snack to avoid becoming ravenous.
Is intuitive eating for kids too? I worry they'd just eat snacks all day.
Intuitive eating dietitians often suggest parents be responsible for the "what," "when," and "where" of eating (for example, when it's time to eat dinner and what is served). Kids can be responsible for the "which" and "how much" (which part of their lunch to eat first, how much to leave on their plate).


I was born in Washington D.C., reared and cultivated in Tacoma, Washington, and currently reside in Seattle.
I grew up in a black baptist church with a black baptist southern bred congregation. It is in the belly of this culture and people that I was developed and groom. It is here where I learned how to identify with things bigger than myself…how to put myself in a larger context – to give and sacrifice…I learned soul.
Of course, all these things didn't come through positivity…I've never been hurt worst than I've been hurt in the church house…and also, I would have never learned my greatest lessons without it.
So on to the music….yes, as with many other artist, the church house has definitely influenced the way I make music. But uh, I am a self described blaspheme. I'm not trying to fit in anyone's box…and if you give my music a listen…you'll quickly realize I can't be pinned down…so my musical style is…MILITANT CHILD!
I make music b/c its the most powerful language I know. And I'm concerned with language b/c i want to connect with as many people as possible. I live for the stage. Performance is where real -true -deep connection occurs…and if one is a skilled Mistress/Master of Ceremonies (MC)…they create an atmosphere where people feel connected to everyone else in the room…they orchestrate an environment where ppl forget all the baggage they came with and move into a place of magic. And oh is it MAGIC! Its beautiful…i love the stage. I love performing. I love being a part of something bigger than myself. If I do my job right, that's exactly what happens.
A random personal tid-bit. My grandmother is my best friend and # 1 roll dog! My favorite past times will always be doing puzzles, playing dominoes, and crocheting….and I will always have a weird nostalgia for Walker Texas Ranger! Love u grandma!


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Williams' name scraped from 'Nightly' social profiles
In addition to removing Brian Williams' name from the "NBC Nightly News" opening sequence, NBC News has also removed his name from the graphics used on its social media profiles on at least three major services.
NBC swapped out the large graphic that runs across the show's Twitter, Facebook and Google+ pages with a new world map graphic without Williams' name or image appearing in it.
'Nightly News' removes Williams' name from open
It's interesting to note the network appears to have uploaded the most recent version of its Facebook cover photo around 7:50 p.m. eastern time, according to the timestamp on the image.
The change didn't go unnoticed by social media users — the new photo also includes a slew of comments, many of them shaming NBC for removing Williams' name from the logo.
In addition to the large banners, the network also exchanged the square shaped profile photo with a non-Brian Williams version of the show's logo.
It's worth noting that Brian Williams name wasn't removed from the page title on Facebook — possibly due to the fact that Facebook limits the number of times page admins can change the name.
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