Installers of new plant and equipment, can be confident that it is energy efficient. The UK Government encourages the use of energy efficient equipment through tax and investment subsidies. The Carbon Trust's Green Business Fund provides more guidance on these programmes, including when retrofitting VSDs and other energy saving equipment.
There are enormous opportunities for retrofitting drives in variable flow applications across the HVAC industry. ABB estimates are that in the UK only one in four motors used in HVAC applications have variable speed control.
variable flow, where throttling (by valves or dampers) provides the variation and where most of the operation is below the design flow.
An energy audit will help plant owners identify the many pumps and fans benefiting from retrofitting VSDs.
For a company to reduce energy costs, it needs to know how and where it uses energy, and this is usually in the form of an energy audit. An energy audit provides a systematic examination of key pump and fan applications including the monitoring of energy consumed. This allows estimation of the expected energy saving and payback period.
The initial capital investment in substituting inefficient control methods such as vanes and valves can be high. However, the large amount of energy saved results in shorter payback periods.
There are many additional benefit from making theses changes. These include, higher comfort levels for staff due to better temperature and ventilation control, lower noise levels and reduced maintenance costs.
Many manufacturers produce general purpose and machine control variable speed drives. However, the HVAC industry has many industry-specific requirements. ABB produces a wide range of drives specifically for HVAC applications. They include ACS320, ACH550 and ACH580 Series.


(Reuters) – If the world followed the "Planetary Health" diet, the researchers said, more than 11 million premature deaths could be prevented each year, while greenhouse gas emissions would be cut and more land, water and biodiversity would be preserved.
"The food we eat and how we produce it determines the health of people and the planet, and we are currently getting this seriously wrong," said Tim Lang, a professor at Britain's University of London who co-led the research.
It says global average consumption of foods such as red meat and sugar should be cut by 50 percent, while consumption of nuts, fruits, vegetables and legumes should double.
"More than 800 million people have insufficient food, while many more consume an unhealthy diet that contributes to premature death and disease," said Walter Willett of Harvard University in the United States.
"If we can't quite make it, it's better to try and get as close as we can," he said.


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In the past ten years, no game system has had a stranger, nor shorter history than Microsoft's Xbox. Obviously, without it, Microsoft wouldn't be where they are today in the game industry, but it remains an interesting freshman effort. The strangest branch on the Xbox timeline is its performance in Japan, where it was repeatedly thrust on a gaming public that could only be described as terminally apathetic. Granted, the Xbox had its fair share of flaws that weren't unique to the East, but the ones that were still held some degree of fascination, because they were almost exclusively cultural. A four-page retrospective of the Xbox's struggles in Japan is the focus of this issue, along with "The Unknown Xbox Games," a catalog of almost 20 Japanese Xbox games you've probably never heard of, bar one you likely have.


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import unittest

from tests.contrib.utils.base_gcp_system_test_case import \
    SKIP_TEST_WARNING, DagGcpSystemTestCase

from tests.contrib.operators.test_gcp_compute_operator_system_helper import \
    GCPComputeTestHelper
from tests.contrib.utils.gcp_authenticator import GCP_COMPUTE_KEY

@unittest.skipIf(DagGcpSystemTestCase.skip_check(GCP_COMPUTE_KEY), SKIP_TEST_WARNING)
class GcpComputeExampleDagsSystemTest(DagGcpSystemTestCase):

    def setUp(self):
        super(GcpComputeExampleDagsSystemTest, self).setUp()
        self.gcp_authenticator.gcp_authenticate()
        self.helper.delete_instance()
        self.helper.create_instance()
        self.gcp_authenticator.gcp_revoke_authentication()

    def tearDown(self):
        self.gcp_authenticator.gcp_authenticate()
        self.helper.delete_instance()
        self.gcp_authenticator.gcp_revoke_authentication()
        super(GcpComputeExampleDagsSystemTest, self).tearDown()

    def __init__(self, method_name='runTest'):
        super(GcpComputeExampleDagsSystemTest, self).__init__(
            method_name,
            dag_id='example_gcp_compute',
            gcp_key=GCP_COMPUTE_KEY)
        self.helper = GCPComputeTestHelper()

    def test_run_example_dag_compute(self):
        self._run_dag()

@unittest.skipIf(DagGcpSystemTestCase.skip_check(GCP_COMPUTE_KEY), SKIP_TEST_WARNING)
class GcpComputeIgmExampleDagsSystemTest(DagGcpSystemTestCase):

    def setUp(self):
        super(GcpComputeIgmExampleDagsSystemTest, self).setUp()
        self.gcp_authenticator.gcp_authenticate()
        try:
            self.helper.delete_instance_group_and_template(silent=True)
            self.helper.create_instance_group_and_template()
        finally:
            self.gcp_authenticator.gcp_revoke_authentication()

    def tearDown(self):
        self.gcp_authenticator.gcp_authenticate()
        try:
            self.helper.delete_instance_group_and_template()
        finally:
            self.gcp_authenticator.gcp_revoke_authentication()
        super(GcpComputeIgmExampleDagsSystemTest, self).tearDown()

    def __init__(self, method_name='runTest'):
        super(GcpComputeIgmExampleDagsSystemTest, self).__init__(
            method_name,
            dag_id='example_gcp_compute_igm',
            gcp_key=GCP_COMPUTE_KEY)
        self.helper = GCPComputeTestHelper()

    def test_run_example_dag_compute_igm(self):
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July 17, 2018 Charlie Minato IPCPR 2018
IPCPR 2018: Southern Draw
It certainly didn't take a genius to see this coming, but the Southern Draw booth at the 2018 IPCPR Convention & Trade Show has been packed. As we've noted a few times beforehand, the company has been on the rise for the last 12 months and the trade show booth made that very clear.
Southern Draw did formalized launch events, like actual scheduled times to unveil products — something that is quite rare at the trade show. I wasn't around for either, but by the time I showed up at the booth the company's new releases were all on display.
Southern Draw 300 Hands
Fun fact: we actually thought about using the name 300 Hands for a project of ours a few years ago. We never got around to using it—though we do have a domain name and Facebook page for our efforts—but now Robert and Sharon Holt are using a cigar to do something similar: tell the story of how much work goes into a cigar. It's said that 300 hands go into making a single cigar, hence the name.
Wrapper: Nicaragua (Maduro Estelí)
Binder: Indonesia
Filler: Dominican Republic & Nicaragua
300 Hands Petit Edmundo (4 3/4 x 52) — $5.99 (Bundles of 10, $59.99)
300 Hands Coloniales (5 1/4 x 44) — $6.19 (Bundles of 10, $61.99)
300 Hands Corona Gorda (5 5/8 x 46) — $6.29 (Bundles of 10, $62.99)
300 Hands Piramides (6 1/8 x 52) — $6.39 (Bundles of 10, $63.99)
300 Hands Manos Churchill (7 x 48) — $6.49 (Bundles of 10, $64.99)
Production: 150,000 Total Cigars*
Launch Date: August 2018
Southern Draw 300 Manos
This is the sister cigar to 300 Hands. One interesting part of the project is that it is sold in these trays.
Wrapper: Ecuador (Habano)
Binder: Cameroon
300 Manos Petit Edmundo (4 3/4 x 52) — $5.99 (Bundles of 10, $59.99)
300 Manos Coloniales (5 1/4 x 44) — $6.19 (Bundles of 10, $61.99)
300 Manos Corona Gorda (5 5/8 x 46) — $6.29 (Bundles of 10, $62.99)
300 Manos Piramides (6 1/8 x 52) — $6.39 (Bundles of 10, $63.99)
300 Manos Manos Churchill (7 x 48) — $6.49 (Bundles of 10, $64.99)
Launch Date: October 2018
*The total production for the two releases is 150,000 total cigars. The company did not disclose how that production is divided.
Southern Draw Cedrus The Hogan
This line is about Phil and Shelly Hogan, who Robert Holt describes as essential to the business. Holt said their support early on allowed Southern Draw to get where it is today. As such, the brand is creating a cigar in their honor.
Wrapper: Indonesia (Sumatra Besuki TBN)
Binder: Nicaragua (Habano 2000 Estelí)
Filler: Dominican Republic (Piloto Cubano Viso) & Nicaragua (Criollo 98 Viso Estelí, Habano 92 Quilali, Corojo 99 Ligero Jalapa)
Southern Draw Cedrus The Hogan (5 1/2 x 52) — $11.99 (Boxes of 10, $119.90)
Production: 6,000 Boxes/Bundles of 10 Cigars (60,000 Total Cigars)
Davidoff is the official sponsor of halfwheel's coverage of the 2018 IPCPR Convention & Trade Show.
IPCPR 2018 Southern Draw 300 Hands Southern Draw 300 Manos Southern Draw Cedrus The Hogan Southern Draw Cigars
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Home > Psychology > Science 2.0
Probiotics For Bipolar Disorder? The FDA Really, Really, Really Has Not Evaluated That Claim
By Hank Campbell | December 13th 2018 11:01 AM | Print | E-mail
As many as three million Americans, an alarming one percent of the U.S. population, get a diagnosis of bipolar disorder each year. That is a fantastic amount, bordering on unbelievable, 12,000X as many gun murders that will occur.
If being "bipolar" is over-diagnosed then it may well be that something as simple as yogurt will fix it. And that is the claim of a pilot study unveiled today at the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology meeting - people who suffer damaging shifts in moods, from mania to depression, may not need expensive, antipsychotics, depressants or even therapy, they may just need a half a cup of Activia.
"Good bacteria" have been all the rage for the past decade, only the names have changed. The marketing gimmick is that if some bacteria are good, trace amounts of such non-pathogenic bacteria in your food will somehow impact the trillions of bacteria already in your body. It's microbiological homeopathy and leaves out an important concern; were you to actually consume enough bacteria to be meaningful, you'd have no way to know if it helped or hurt your body. Vitamin D is good, it is also toxic if you take too much.
And we are not talking about people whose bacterial systems have been wiped out. A fecal transplant has been shown to have tremendous value in rebooting our biology there. This is a pilot study using a supplement claiming that it may help with a psychiatric condition.
Probiotics are click bait for the alternative medicine crowd
Like a gluten-free diet or vaccines and autism, scholars take a tiny kernel of science and extrapolate it out to be of cosmic importance. In this case, a link between the gastrointestinal tract and the central nervous system, which then becomes fixable by a supplement. It's nonsense exploiting different facts but, in the same way conspiracy theorists do, they are listed all in a row to infer they are connected.
(1) The "gut-brain axis" is the interaction of the endocrine, immune, and autonomic nervous systems.
(2) Our GI tract is where our intestinal microbiome resides.
(3) Some claim that our gut microbiome can effect this gut-brain-axis
(4) Some claim that because some people with GI issues have allergies, that is due to the gut microbiome
(5) Some people with bipolar disorder also have inflammation
(6) Inflammation can increase the effects of bipolar disorder
(7) Probiotics may reduce this intestinal inflammation
As separate bits of fact, they are fine, and linking one or two and studying it is worthwhile, but taking them all as established for the purposes of throwing them into a kettle and seeing what stew results is not science.
Every part of our biology has some kinds of "axis", where one thing happens and it results in an effect somewhere else. Our bodies are systems after all. While I write this, I am drinking a cup of coffee. My hormones change due to drinking it, so if I want to scare people (or sell something alternative) I can show coffee is an Endocrine Disrupting Chemical. It's total nonsense to experts in biology, toxicology, and chemistry but Fred vom Saal and his acolytes have made successful careers raising money telling people they can cure us of these EDCs.
The pilot study was patients hospitalized for mania. Over six months, they were given probiotics. Their immune system was "monitored", as accurate as that can be, since each of us has our own baseline, and their moods were tracked.
Both the study group and the placebo were taking their medication, so the best this would ever do is claim to be an "adjuvant", the same way a cancer treatment center will provide you with a music therapist if you have the money and you think it helps cure your cancer.
And that was the result, they noted that in a short period people who took their supplement in addition to their medicine didn't return to the hospital as quickly as those who only took medication. And they correlated that to lower inflammation. Their media statement doesn't note it should only perhaps be an adjuvant, like prayer or having a naturopath around might be.
There are so many confounders it makes you dizzy but they still declare in their press release "that modulating the intestinal microbiota may be a new avenue of treatment for patients suffering from these diseases"
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Home/Leaders/President Kim Il Sung/President Kim Il Sung's Anectodes/A New Legend
A New Legend
In mid-March 1981, Asukata Ichio, chairman of the Central Executive Committee of the Japan Socialist Party, visited Pyongyang.
President Kim Il Sung held talks with him and arranged a banquet for him.
On March 16, Asukata threw a return banquet, prior to his return home.
During the banquet he told Kim Il Sung of his impressions from his visit to the newly-built Munsu Street, and suggested that apple trees be planted along the roadsides.
Kim Il Sung said that apple trees looked good but were difficult to tend as they were often infested with insects, and he recalled something that had happened soon after the Fatherland Liberation War.
"One day a 70-year-old man sent me a letter. He wrote that since olden times Pyongyang had been called Ryugyong (Ryu means willow tree and Gyong means capital city–Tr.) and he wondered why other species of trees apart from willows were planted along the roadsides in Pyongyang. After reading the letter I felt I had made a mistake."
Kim Il Sung continued: Willow trees are not suitable for planting along roadsides because the blossom floats on the wind in spring and they are tall and cast a shadow over buildings. However, I saw to it that willows were planted in several streets in Pyongyang out of respect for the opinions of the people. Thereafter, we planted willows along several streets in Pyongyang, including the street in front of the Kumsusan Assembly Hall and that from Pyongyang Railway Station into the city centre.
He told his guest that after reading the old man's letter, he could not sleep for several nights on account of his self-reproach for the mistake he had made, and that he had had the matter of planting a large number of willows in Pyongyang discussed at a session of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea. Then he had written a reply to the old man in which he gave his word that he would have a willow street laid out in Pyongyang in deference to his opinion.
Asukata said to Kim Il Sung: "There is no record in world history of a head of state replying by letter to an ordinary old man. It is, indeed, a new legend about respect for the people, a legend that can be created only by Your Excellency because you respect the people above all else."
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Un nucléide α est un nucléide constitué d'un nombre entier de , c'est-à-dire de noyaux  . Ces isotopes ont un nombre égal et pair de protons et de neutrons. Ils jouent un rôle important dans la nucléosynthèse stellaire car l'environnement énergétique au sein des étoiles est propice à la fusion de  pour former des noyaux plus lourds. Les nucléides α stables ainsi que leurs produits de désintégration stables sont parmi les métaux les plus abondants dans l'univers.

On parle également de nucléide α pour désigner un radionucléide émetteur de  par .

L'énergie de liaison nucléaire des nucléides α plus lourds que le , commençant avec le , est trop élevée pour permettre leur formation par fusion. Le  le plus lourd connu en 2018 était le , dont le noyau est doublement magique.

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Legendary Green Bay Packers Safety Willie Wood Dies at 83
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Willie Wood, a Hall of Fame safety for the Green Bay Packers who was named to the NFL's 1960's all-decade team, died on Monday in Washington D.C. He was 83
Wood's crucial interception in Super Bowl I helped turn a close game into a rout and led the Green Bay Packers to a 35-10 victory over the Kansas City Chiefs.
"The Green Bay Packers Family lost a legend today with the passing of Willie Wood," Packers president/CEO Mark Murphy said in a statement. "Willie's success story, rising from an undrafted rookie free agent to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, is an inspiration to generations of football fans. While his health challenges kept him from returning to Lambeau Field in recent years, his alumni weekend visits were cherished by both Willie and our fans. We extend our deepest condolences to Willie's family and friends."
Wood was an All-Pro for five straight years and was selected to the Pro Bowl eight times. He won five NFL championships and two Super Bowls with the Green Bay Packers under Coach Vince Lombardi.
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Julius Berendes (* 2. März 1907 in Elberfeld; † 13. Januar 2001 in Weinheim) war ein deutscher HNO-Arzt und Hochschullehrer.

Leben und Wirken
Julius Berendes habilitierte sich im Jahr 1938 an der Medizinischen Fakultät der Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg. 1944 übernahm er die Leitung der HNO-Abteilung der Städtischen Krankenanstalten Mannheim, wo er 1951 zum Ärztlichen Direktor gewählt wurde. 1957 ist er auf den Lehrstuhl für HNO-Heilkunde an der Philipps-Universität Marburg berufen worden. Er befasste sich in seiner wissenschaftlichen Tätigkeit vor allem mit Fragen der Rehabilitationsmedizin. Darüber hinaus engagierte er sich für Themen insbesondere auf dem Gebiet der Störungen der Kehlkopf-Funktion sowie auf dem Gebiet der Physiologie und Pathologie des Hörvorganges.

1973 wurde Berendes emeritiert.

Von 1952 bis 1971 war Julius Berendes Präsident der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Sprach- und Stimmheilkunde (DGSS). Im Jahr 1966 wurde er zum Mitglied der Leopoldina gewählt.

Berendes wurde 1926 Mitglied der Burschenschaft Vineta Heidelberg.

Auszeichnungen
 1977: Bundesverdienstkreuz 1. Klasse
 1979: Paracelsus-Medaille

Literatur
 August Ludwig Degener, Walter Habel: Wer ist wer? Das deutsche Who's Who, Band 16., Arani, Berlin, 1970  ISBN 3-7605-2007-3, S. 74.
 Werner Schuder (Hrsg.): Kürschners Deutscher Gelehrten-Kalender. Band 1. 13. Ausgabe, De Gruyter, Berlin/New York 1980, ISBN 3-110-07434-6, S. 221, 222.

Weblinks

 N.N.: Gestorben – Julius Berendes. In: Deutsches Ärzteblatt, Bd. 98 (2001), Heft 7, S. A–416,
 DGSS-Website Geschichte: Präsidenten der DGSS

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Christian Aid art show branded anti Semitic
British Jews claim a new exhibition is anti-Israel propaganda
By Jack Malvern
Friday February 06 2004, 12.00am, The Times
CHRISTIAN Aid has been attacked by the Board of Deputies of British Jews who claim that it has commissioned an "anti-Semitic" exhibition by a former official war artist.
The Inconvenience of History by John Keane, the official artist for the Gulf War, was condemned by the board as "a propaganda display" that would be offensive to Jews.
One painting, No Arabs, No Terror, shows two Jewish Boys staring at a picture of Arab children. Another, Hopeless in Gaza, recreates a photograph that became an icon of Arab suffering, in which an Arab man crouches with his child shortly before the child was shot by an Israeli soldier. There is also a portrayal of another son who was born later.
Neville Nagler, the director-general of


During hot summer days, water activities are a great way to exercise and cool off. Even though the kids are back in school, many Texans will be enjoying the beach and local pool for weeks to come. As the days roll into fall, it's easy to become more relaxed and less mindful of the dangers of water, I wanted to remind everyone about water safety.


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The first historical references about Tomis, commercial landmark developed by the Greeks on a native Getae settlement, appeared in the 6th century B.C., the seafront of Tomis being an inevitable port of call for the Greek sailors. The Greek colonization led to a rise in the economic activity that materialized through the accumulation of wealth inside the citadel, culminating with an impressive urban development of the city.
The expansion of the Roman Empire (centuries I-III A.D.) in the west area of the Black Sea led to an afterwards development of the citadel. At the beginning of the 6th century A.D., the citadel appeared mentioned under the name Constantiana, a name probably taken from a member of the Constantiana dynasty, either from the emperor Constantius II, famous for his intense activity in Scythia Minor, or from his daughter – Flavia Maxima Constantia. The city flourished under the mark of the Roman culture, the construction and architectural elements discovered indicating an important activity of the Roman Empire in this area. At the beginning of the 4th century, the town went through a series of destructions because of the barbarian's invasion and only in the 500-550's the emperors Anastasius and Justinian managed to reinstall peace in the Danube area and at sea. It was a time when rural and urban life revived and new constructions and edifices appeared in Tomis town.
Since the 7th century B.C., after the invasion of the Slavonians in the Danube area, urban life declined, a rural settlement being mentioned on the ruins of the old citadel. Beginning with the 13th century B.C., once the Genoese traders entered the area, Tomis was reintegrated into the commercial maritime circuit. At the end of the Byzantine domination, following tradition, the Genoese traders created here a commercial exchange point. Oral tradition keeps in the collective memory the remembrance of a Genoese quay with granaries and a Genoese lighthouse, the latter being apparently restored by the English in 1860. In the 14th century, after the Ottoman conquest, Tomis received a new name - Küstenge, but urban life reduced itself, a few hundreds of families living here among the ruins of the old city that still held up. Its strategic position for cereal trade brought it back into attention at the middle of the 19th century. Padishah Medgid decided the construction of a port in Küstenge, mainly for the export of grains, wood and kettle from Dobrogea. The construction works were done by an English company - " Danube and Black Sea Railway and Kustendge Harbour Company Ltd". Under Turkish occupation, the little harbour of Kustenge was linked to Cernavoda (town situated 63 km away on the bank of the Danube) through the first railroad built by the Ottoman Empire.
After the Independence War (1877 - 1878) and the reintegration of the region into the Romanian state, Constanța began a rising trend of development. At the beginning of the 20th century, the basis of a modern port city were set through the beginning of naval constructions and of the urban feature change. During the World Wars, the city underwent occupation, and, since the 1950's, investments have been made in the modernizations of port constructions and of the Shipyard of Constanța – the biggest shipyard in Romania.
From the economical point of view, Constanţa is nowadays the second city in the country after Bucharest, the capital, especially due to the activities and the facilities provided by the link to the sea (the port, the shipyard and tourism).
The main activity in the county is connected with tourism. About 40% of the touristic accommodation capacity of Romania is to be found in the 14 seaside resorts (Gura Portiţei, Mamaia, Eforie, Techirghiol, Costineşti, Olimp, Neptun, Aurora, Jupiter, Venus, Saturn, Mangalia, 2 Mai, Vama Veche). At county level, besides services, other areas are developed as well, such as agriculture, industry, and constructions.
The capital city of the county is Constanța with a population of over 300,000 inhabitants spread on a surface of 1,121 km2. Even if they have changed their number in time, in the city the Romanians cohabit with a multitude of ethnic groups: Turks, Tatars, Romani, Magyars, Armenians, Greeks, Germans, Bulgarians, and Ukrainians. Besides Orthodoxy, which represents more than 80% of the Christians, there are various other religious cults: Muslims, Roman Catholics, Greek Catholics, or Reformed Catholics.
Constanta Old Town, illustrated travel guide, a circuit with 27 attractions.
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1 The statue of Queen Elisabeth
2 The Casino
3 Fishermen statue
4 The statue of the poet Mihai Eminescu
5 The Genoese Lighthouse
6 Fleet Headquarters
7 Tomis Harbour
8 Palace Hotel
9 Saint Nicholas Bulgarian church
10 OVID'S SQUARE
11 The statue of the latin poet, Ovid's Square
12 Hunchiar Mosque
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Fantastique! J'ai découvert de nombreux monuments bien cachés, par exemple la jolie petite église bulgare ou la synagogue, celle-ci malheureusement bien délabrée. Merci pour cette visite guidée passionnante!
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Grazie a questa guida ho scoperto dei lati della cità che non conoscevo.
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Reading guide for The Lady and the Unicorn by Tracy Chevalier
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The Lady and the Unicorn
by Tracy Chevalier
Critics' Opinion:
Readers' Opinion:
Jan 2004, 256 pages
17th Century or Earlier
Reading Guide Questions
Please be aware that this discussion guide will contain spoilers!
The Lady and the Unicorn is based on real tapestries of the same name. Does the knowledge that The Lady and the Unicorn is based on real events and people affect your reading? If so, how?
The novel is structured around the making of the tapestries, from their conception to their completion. The lives of the people involved in their creation are altered. What does this suggest about the interconnectedness of life and art?
In The Lady and the Unicorn, each character has a different understanding of the function of art. Is it, as Claude believes "to imitate life" or is it as Nicolas des Innocents suggests, "to make things more beautiful than they are?"
In Girl with a Pearl Earring and in The Lady and the Unicorn, Tracy Chevalier seems to suggest that art and desire are intertwined. How does she do this? Do you agree? Similarly, both novels also seem interested in the relationship between the viewer and the viewed.
The novel is written from a number of points of view. What does this allow Tracy Chevalier to achieve? Nicolas des Innocents's point of view is pivotal. Can you explain why?
Is Nicolas des Innocents as innocent as his name suggests? What does he learn by the end of the novel?
The tapestries feature a unicorn and a lady. In the novel, a unicorn is a symbol that has a very different meaning for each character. What does the unicorn represent to Nicolas des Innocents? To Jean LeViste? What else does the unicorn mean?
Each tapestry represents a different sense with the exception of the sixth. In this one, the lady is holding the necklace she wears in the other five tapestries as she stands in front of a battlefield tent, with a lion and the unicorn holding the flaps of the entrance open. Emblazoned above the entrance in gold is the phrase "A Mon Seul Desir" ("To My One Desire"). Some interpret this tapestry as a renunciation of the five senses; others argue that it shows love is the sixth sense and the tapestry is an introduction to seduction. The novel offers an interpretation through Nicolas des Innocents who says that the tapestries "aren't just about a seduction, but about the soul too." What does the sixth tapestry mean to you
How are secrets important in this novel?
In The Lady and the Unicorn the relationship between mothers and daughters is explored. How is the relationship between Claude and Genevieve different from the relationship between Alienor and Christine? How are they similar? What do they suggest about the way mothers and daughters interacted with each other at this point in time?
In this novel, Tracy Chevalier describes the position of women at this point in history. What was their primary role? How did the novel's different women - Genevieve, Claude, Alienor, and Christine -deal with the limitations places upon them by society? Is Claude right when she says, referring to the convent, "A place that is a paradise to Maman and a prison to me. But that is what a lady's life is, I've found."?
The novel takes place in Paris and in Brussels. We learn of the snobbery of the French towards the Belgian people and get a real sense of how these two societies were different. How does this opposition contribute to the novel?
How does Philippe de la Tour's job as the cartoonist foreshadow the part he will play in Alienor's life?
Are the tapestries the only works of art in this novel? What else could be considered a work of art?
Leon le Vieux at the end of the novel says, after "poking at the lavender and rosemary bushes, 'I'm always surprised how resilient these are in winter'…" What else could he be referring to?
The Lady and the Unicorn takes place during two years, starting during Lent-Eastertide 1490 and ending in Septuagesima 1492. How does the compression of the events into two years contribute to the novel's power?
In the novel's last scene, Genevieve tells Nicolas that the tapestry describing touch is her favorite. She explains that she likes it best because "she is very clear, that lady-clear in the soul. She's standing in a doorway, on the threshold between one life and another, and she's looking forward with happy eyes." Nicolas tells us that his inspiration is quite different, that he had sought to describe Christine "standing in the doorway to the workshop, pleased that she would be weaving. What does Genevieve's interpretation reveal? What does Tracy Chevalier seem to suggest about the very nature of art in Genevieve's interpretation and Nicolas's intent?
Reproduced with the permission of the publisher, Dutton.
Genres & Themes
The Fortunate Ones
by Ed Tarkington
An engrossing story of class, love, and loyalty for fans of Kevin Wilson's Nothing to See Here.
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What do you all do for your angioedema/swelling? I react too much to attempt Xolair.
Cold, ice packs(or if you live in the north go outside) hydroxyzine. I'm also on nifedipine and that seems to help a bit.
Thank you! I do try to go out as often as I can.
min-I know that cold is a trigger for some people, but it always helps me when I get angioedema.
Same for me! My body loves cold. Doesn't mind heat so much either though.
I started to wear maternity clothing (that don't scream maternity) most of my angioedema is in my abdomen. I refuse to not be comfortable anymore, it's been 5 years of caving into maternity clothing.
That is most-likely SIBO. I don't believe that stomachs swell enough to really look like balloons or you have to wear maternity clothing unless you have SIBO/overgrowths/dysbiosis. Maybe you can see improvements by healing your gut? Berberine/biocidin/Allimax is a beautiful thing, if you can tolerate those.
I was In Your place too...in and out of ER every week until I tried Xolair. hoping you feel better soon.
min exactly how I started! I wasn't in ER for Ana initially but for dizziness so bad I walked into walls and fell over, temporary blindness, brain fog so fuzzy I just had to lay around. I also progressed to gut problems, ana, etc. My heart is with you. You are me two years ago. I will think of you, and if you don't mind, pray for you too.
min you are what my doctors call a "textbook case" of MCAS.
Imelda Ugh yes, that sounds about right. How long have you been on Xolair if you don't mind my asking? I also have SEVERE MCS, can't be around fabrics and all chemicals swell me. Sleeping on fabrics is actually what keeps me in a constant 'attack.' If I slept on plank boards, things would be different.
I so appreciate your sweet words and prayers.
Imelda I sure will! Amazing to hear how similar we are!
I didn't realize that it could make you dehydrated! I will have to get those. Coconut water helps me so so much but I can't tolerate the sugar.
min fluid can leave your cells when reacting and go into your body cavity...salts replace the fluid In Your cells. Also switch to pink Himalayan sea salt for food..it's higher in minerals.
Does anybody get swelling beneath their eyebrow? The skin looks normal, just swells up and down, like a form of angioedema. Nothing helps (tried all antihistamines).
Question: Is it possible to react to something a few times and then later down the line, NOT react to them?


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Film Music Awards 2019
Film Music Composers
Classical MP3 Files
Remembrance Day Music
Ansa Discount Codes
Choral Quarrels - Choral Music in Films?
Choral Quarrels - where composers and directors may have different views... In his latest article, John Caps investigates the dangers of choral music in films with many historic examples of the successes, near misses and potential failures. More...
Doctor Who Series 11 by Segun Akinola
With Doctor Who Series 12 due to screen on New Year's Day, we look back at Segun Akinola's music for Series 11. This showcases his first series as composer for the Doctor Who Music, with a distinct new approach to the show's long-standing Theme and incidental music. More...
Gabriel Fauré's Dolly Suite - Berceuse
The Dolly Suite by French composer Gabriel Fauré is one of his best known works. It was originally composed for piano duet, but is frequently played in other arrangements. On mfiles we present the 1st movement of the Dolly Suite, named Berceuse (or Lullaby), in 3 different versions with sheet music scores and parts, plus videos, midi and mp3 files:
Dolly: Berceuse - original for piano duet
Dolly: Berceuse - arranged for solo instrument and piano accompaniment
Dolly: Berceuse - arranged for piano solo
Two Striking Films - article by John Caps
The article Two Striking Films includes reviews of two recent film scores - "Under the Silver Lake" by Disasterpeace (Rich Vreeland) and "King Charles III" by Jocelyn Pook. The article's author John Caps asks Is This Post-Millennial Scoring? More...
Good Omens by David Arnold
The TV Series of Good Omens has a lot to live up to in terms of fan expectation. However David Arnold's music turns out to be an essential part of the result, delivering superb musical humour and characterisation. More...
Henry Mancini anniversary
This month (June 2019) it will be 25 years since the passing of composer Henry Mancini. To mark this Henry Mancini anniversary, his biographer John Caps examines his considerable legacy and identifies the 3 key ingredients of his fame and success. More...
God of War by Bear McCreary
Everything about the God of War game score is gorgeous, enthralling choral elements with a wonderful soloist, well-chosen instrumentation, and an exquisite set of melodies. Somehow Bear McCreary's music turns a mythical world into something totally believable. More...
Flowers of the Forest - Folk Song
"Flowers of the Forest" is an old Scottish Folk Song, found in an early 17th Century manuscript. Here we have the original melody which can be played on a variety of instruments. There is also a slightly newer version (often played as a Lament on bagpipes) arranged for Piano Solo, and an arrangement for solo instrument plus optional piano accompaniment. All versions have sheet music parts, midi, mp3 and video:
Flowers of the Forest (original) - solo instrument
Flowers of the Forest (Lament) - piano solo
Flowers of the Forest (Lament) - solo instrument & piano
Saltarello 2 from a Medieval Manuscript
Continuing our exploration of early music notation, here is a lively dance tune called "Saltarello 2" from a Medieval Tuscan collection from the late 14th Century. It is the 2nd of 3 Saltarellos in the collection, and the music clearly shows a characteristic jumping figure which gives the dance its name. Using modern notation we present the Saltarello 2 melody for different instruments, and a simple arrangement of Saltarello 2.
Into the Spider-Verse by Dan. Pemberton
That Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is doing so well at the box-office and animation awards, is at least partly down to the film score by Daniel Pemberton. This brings the DJ turntable into film music like never before - highly recommended. More...
David Copperfield by Christopher Willis
Christopher Willis has concocted a sumptuous score for Iannucci's The Personal History of David Copperfield. Its splendidly neoclassical music pays homage to the styles of a range of British composers, while also celebrating the richness of Dickens' novel. More...
Brahms: St Anthony Chorale - Theme
Brahms composed 2 versions of his "Variations on the St. Anthony Chorale" (previously thought to be by Haydn), for Two Pianos and for Orchestra. For the Theme only, we include these and 2 further versions - for Piano Solo and for Trio (with parts allowing various instruments to participate in the Trio):
St Anthony Chorale - Theme, Orchestra Op.56a
St Anthony Chorale - Theme, Two Pianos Op.56b
St Anthony Chorale - Theme, arranged for Trio
St Anthony Chorale - Theme, for Piano Solo
The Nightmare Before Christmas, Live Concert
Tim Burton's Nightmare before Christmas: Live in Concert is now touring the UK. It features the music, songs and voice of Danny Elfman with many of the original cast and special guests. If you're a fan of the film or the composer, this show is not to be missed and comes highly recommended. More...
The Ribbon by Jonathan Galland
The Ribbon is an animated short which has done incredibly well on the festival circuit. The score by composer Jonathan Galland has also garnered a string of awards and deservedly so, taking the film through an emotional roller-coaster in the space of a few minutes. More...
Grieg: Holberg Suite - Gavotte (piano)
Edvard Grieg composed his Holberg Suite to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the birth of Ludvig Holberg, a Norwegian writer, and chose the style of his Suite to reflect period music "From Holberg's Time". Although Grieg later arranged the Holberg Suite for string orchestra we present the 3rd movement "Gavotte" from the original version for piano solo. On mfiles the Gavotte is available to download as piano sheet music (with illustrating video), a midi file or an mp3 file:
Holberg Suite: Gavotte - piano sheet music
Holberg Suite: Gavotte - midi file download
Holberg Suite: Gavotte - mp3 file download
Dumbo by Danny Elfman
For Tim Burton's reimaging of Disney classic Dumbo, the soundtrack has predictably remained true to the original songs, but composer Danny Elfman's film score is thoroughly well crafted giving many musical moments to enjoy. More...
The Music of Max Richter
John Caps takes a look at the music of Max Richter and finds some commonalities among his music for different media, which includes film scores, music for stage and ballet, and a number of unusual concert pieces. More...
Mary Poppins Returns by Marc Shaiman
Mary Poppins Returns ticks all the right boxes in this vibrant sequel to the 1964 film. Composer Marc Shaiman delivers on the Score and Songs, with lyrics co-written by Scott Wittman. His musical extravaganza delivers all the fun and magic with a large Spoonful of Sugar. More...
Franz Schubert's Ständchen (Serenade)
Franz Schubert composed more than 600 songs in total, though "Ständchen" (or Serenade) was published after his death as part of a collection called "Swan Song" by the publisher. We include the original song and various instrumental arrangements:
Ständchen - for Voice & Piano
Ständchen - for Flute (or other) & Piano
Ständchen - for Solo Guitar (arr. Mertz)
Ständchen - for Solo Piano
Mary Queen of Scots by Max Richter
Mary Queen of Scots tells the story of the power struggle between the Scottish Queen and her cousin, England's Queen Elizabeth I. The film score by Max Richter speaks not only of regal majesty but also of love and violence set amidst troubling times. More...
Ralph Breaks the Internet by H. Jackman
Ralph Breaks the Internet continues the adventures of Ralph and Vanellope, as they leap from their arcade world into the Internet. Returning composer Henry Jackman delivers a great score, blending his solid orchestral foundation with game music electronica and some further music treats! More...
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Shri Thirumangai Alwar, the youngest and the last of the Alwars, was born in Thirukkurayalur in Tamil Nadu. He is considered as the reincarnation of Lord Vishnu's Sarngam (Divine bow).
Thirumangai Alwar was a highly talented poet and his verses can be found in the Naalaayira Divya Prabandam. His famous works include Thiruvezhuk Kootrirukkai, Periya Thirumozhi with 1084 verses, Thirukkurun Thandakam, Thiru Nedun Thandakam, Siriya Thirumadal and Periya Thirumadal.
Thirugnana Sambandar, the Shaivite Naayanaar saint, a contemporary of the Alwar challenged him in his poetic skills when he visited Sirghazhi. Thirumangai Alwar won the admiration of Sambandar by singing ten verses on Sirghazhi Shri Ramar. He was presented with his Vel (trident) and acknowledging him to be a Naalukavipperumaal.
Hence, in temples, the image of Thirumangai Alwar has a trident in his hands.


The annual Ward 13 Environment Day takes place this Saturday, April 16, between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at 2001 Lakeshore Blvd., east of Ellis Ave.
An important part of this year's Environment Day is the Morning Glory Cycling Club's (MGCC) used bicycle drive. This is your opportunity to donate your unused or gently used bike to the MGCC/Gears Annual Bike Drive. Over the past five years, this bike drive has donated hundreds of refurbished bikes to communities in need across the GTA.
For more information on city councilor Sarah Doucette's Ward 13 Environment Day - including all the different categories of household items that you can dispose of in an environmentally friendly way -- click here.
Help us clear out more parking space for bicycles in the garage and support a good cause at the same time.
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All staff at our school work tenaciously hard to ensure that all children receive a broad, balanced and stimulating curriculum which engages them and challenges their learning.
The children in key stages 1 and 2 are taught English, Mathematics, Science, Information Communication Technology, Religious Education, Art, Design Technology, History, Geography, Physical Education and Personal Social and Health Education. We teach French from Year 1. As a school we are innovative with our curriculum design and presentation with English and Maths being at the core of all that we do. (In key stage 2 Maths is taught in classes of 20).
The curriculum is chronicled into six themes per year. These themes last for approximately six weeks. They are based on prime learning challenges that seek to inspire the children to lead their own learning through a range of subsidiary challenges, underpinned by key skills, which develop their knowledge and understanding of the world around them and fulfil the requirements of the National Curriculum.
We follow the locally agreed syllabus for RE. This syllabus has a bias towards Christianity, but also challenges the children to consider other mainstream religions and people of no faith.
We encourage the children to work with other classes across the school. This is done by planning whole school projects, year groups working together on themes on a two year rolling programme and by each child having a learning buddy. Also, through 'The Totally Brilliant All Saints University of Excellence and Uniqueness', all children are encouraged to pursue their own strengths alongside likeminded children in school.
To enhance the children's learning, visitors and trips are booked annually for both the whole school and individual classes. We strongly encourage the children to take part in residential visits in Year 4 and Year 6. For some events we ask for a voluntary contribution so that the event can take place. Please see the Charging Policy on the school's website.


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National Council on Disability Commends Adoption of United Nations Convention on the Rights of People with Disabilities
NCD #06-527
Contact: Mark S. Quigley
202-272-2074 TTY
mquigley@ncd.gov
WASHINGTON―National Council on Disability (NCD) chairperson John R. Vaughn today released the following statement regarding the adoption of the United Nations International Convention on the Rights of People with Disabilities.
NCD commends the United Nations General Assembly, UN delegates, non-governmental representatives, and civil society for the hard work invested in a new convention on the rights of people with disabilities around the world. This momentous occasion marks the end of a five-year long negotiation process that was unprecedented in its inclusion of non-governmental organizations made up of people with disabilities and is the first convention of this magnitude in this century that will further the human rights of millions of people with disabilities around the world, along with their families and the communities in which they live and work.
The treaty is now open for signature and ratification. If 20 countries sign and ratify, the treaty will enter into force. At that point, other countries wishing to become party to the convention must "accede," meaning that they must sign and ratify at the same time. If a country signs the treaty at the outset of its adoption by the General Assembly, the country is considered to be a signatory, and the country is then allowed to take more time to decide whether it wants to ratify and become a "States Party." If the country signs, but then decides not to ratify, it is still a signatory or the country can "unsign" if they have no intention of ever ratifying.
For more information on NCD and its work on the Convention, please see UN Convention on the Rights of People with Disabilities Takes Giant Step Forwardw.
For more information, please contact Joan Durocher or Mark S. Quigley at 202-272-2004 or 202-272-2074 TTY.
Mark S. Quigley
National Council on Disability
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Show your support for the Fittest Man in Macau.
António Barrias, the Head Coach of CrossFit XVI has once again qualified for the CrossFit Pacific Regionals - 2018 in Sidney, Australia.
This is a feat for the very few top 10 elite CrossFit Athletes in region of Asia, where Barrias competes in.
After over coming injuries, inherited from last year´s Regionals Competition - which saw our athlete forfeit -, Barrias has finally conciliated all his years of effort and growth to represent his Community in Macau and his country of Portugal in the world´s most awaited CrossFit event.
The Road to Regionals has just begun, having Barrias qualified in 7th overall in Asia, making his presence side by side Games Athletes veterans Eric Carmody and Michael Mogard. And so, our community is coming together to show support for our Fittest Man.
This year, Team Barrias awakes again and with it an array of ways of showing your support to our competition Athlete. Here´s how you can help.
At CrossFit XVI we´ve left a Fund Box where you can donate at your desire to help with expenses for Barrias´ trip.
Also, we´ve released our 2nd Team Barrias t-shirt where you can buy at our boxes.
This year we´ve set-up an account to which you can make Donations thru bank transfer. Just make your donation at your bank website or at your bank.
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FOIA Activity: 11 New Procedural or Substantive Decisions
by FOIA Project Staff on May 28th, 2020
We have added 11 decisions of a procedural or substantive nature filed between May 17, 2020 and May 23, 2020. These are associated with 10 FOIA cases pending in federal district court. Note that because there can be delays between the date a decision is made and when it shows up on PACER, this listing includes only decisions that appeared on PACER during this period.
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DC 1:2016cv02465 — RODRIGUEZ v. FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
May 20, 2020: MEMORANDUM OPINION re: [57] Defendant's Motion for Summary Judgment. See attached Memorandum Opinion for further details. Signed by Judge Amit P. Mehta on 05/20/2020. (lcapm3)
DC 1:2018cv01862 — CITIZENS UNITED v. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF STATE
May 19, 2020: MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER: For the reasons explained herein, the Court DENIES Plaintiff's motion for summary judgment, Dkt. 11, and GRANTS in part and DENIES in part Defendant's cross- motion for summary judgment, Dkt. 13. See document for details. Signed by Judge Randolph D. Moss on 05/19/2020. (lcrdm2, )
DC 1:2018cv02410 — DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA v. UNITED STATES IMMIGRATION AND CUSTOMS ENFORCEMENT
May 18, 2020: MEMORANDUM AND OPINION regarding [16] Defendant's Motion for Summary Judgment and [19] Plaintiff's Cross-Motion for Summary Judgment. Signed by Judge Tanya S. Chutkan on 5/18/2020. (lcsd)
DC 1:2019cv01900 — LAVICTOR v. TRUMP et al
May 18, 2020: MEMORANDUM OPINION re Defendants' [14] Motion to Dismiss and for Summary Judgment. Signed by Judge Trevor N. McFadden on 5/18/2020. (lctnm2)
ILS 3:2016cv00948 — White v. Department of Justice et al
May 19, 2020: MEMORANDUM AND ORDER, The Court DENIES White's motion for summary judgment (Doc. 90), GRANTS the DOJ's cross-motion for summary judgment (Doc. 98) and DIRECTS the Clerk of Court to enter judgment accordingly. Signed by Judge J. Phil Gilbert on 5/19/2020. (jdh)
May 19, 2020: CLERK'S JUDGMENT. Approved by Judge J. Phil Gilbert on 5/19/2020. (jdh)
NYS 1:2019cv05640 — The New York Times Company et al v. Food and Drug Administration
May 22, 2020: ORDER granting [19] JOINT LETTER MOTION to Adjourn Conference and letter providing joint status report. The application is granted. The conference previously scheduled for May 28, 2020 will take place on July 23, 2020 at 10 a.m. SO ORDERED. Initial Conference set for 7/23/2020 at 10:00 AM before Judge Paul G. Gardephe. (Signed by Judge Paul G. Gardephe on 5/22/2020) (jca)
NYS 1:2020cv02283 — The Legal Aid Society v. United States Department of Housing and Urban Development
May 21, 2020: ORDER: The parties are HEREBY ORDERED to meet and confer today on the issues presented therein, including the compromise offered by the Government at the bottom of page 5 of its letter. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Plaintiff shall submit a reply to the Government's letter and factual submissions no later than 5:00 p.m. tomorrow. (Signed by Judge Lewis J. Liman on 5/21/2020) (rj)
TXN 3:2016cv02911 — Rutila v. United States Department of Transportation et al
May 20, 2020: ORDER ACCEPTING THE FINDINGS, CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATION OF THE UNITED STATES MAGISTRATE JUDGE: Plaintiff's objections are OVERRULED and the Court accepts the Findings, Conclusions and Recommendation of the United States Magistrate Judge. Defendants' Motion for Summary Judgment, Doc. [80] , is GRANTED, and Plaintiff's remaining claims are DISMISSED. (Ordered by Judge Jane J. Boyle on 5/20/2020) (ctf)
WAW 2:2020cv00217 — Council on American Islamic Relations – Washington v. United States Customs and Border Protection et al
May 22, 2020: STIPULATION AND ORDER to Set Briefing Schedule re parties' [18] Stipulated Motion. Signed by Judge Ricardo S. Martinez.(TH)
WAW 2:2020cv00362 — Hornbuckle v. Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
May 21, 2020: ORDER granting Parties' [9] Stipulated Motion for Dismissal. The case is dismissed with each party to bear their own fees or costs. Signed by Judge Ricardo S. Martinez.(PM)
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Ingrid Nilsen, a famous YouTube star is finally coming out and she is using what fans have come to know her for to make the big announcement.
Ingrid Nilsen currently has a total of 3.3 million subscribers on YouTube and she shared with them her emotional coming out video as she hopes to pass an important message to her fans and viewers and that is the fact that, "all of us deserve to leave the life that we chose for ourself."
The 26-year old YouTube star shared her video with her fans on June the 9th. In the video Nilsen talks about pretty much everything that is involved in choosing to live a life that you choose and the importance of self-acceptance as well as the importance of true happiness.
"There is something that I want you to know, and that something is that I'gay," the 26-year old said adding, "and it feels so good to say that."
"I have had this wall up for so much of my life, but it wasn't like this brick or stone wall, I've described it to my friends as this glass wall, where you could see me but you were never getting all of me, because there was always that barrier there," the YouTube star explains in her video.
"One of the hardest things for me is that I have harbored so much guilt over the years because of my relationships and because I knew I wasn't giving myself fully. It sucks to know you've put another person through that and you've kind of dragged them through the mud with you while you're just so confused and all over the place. I eventually realized and came to terms with the fact that I will never be able to fully give myself to a man," Nilsen said.
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Fans of US vampire series Moonlight plan a blood donation campaign to secure its renewal.
Thousands of fans of US vampire drama Moonlight are planning to demonstrate their commitment to the show by donating blood.
The group has teamed up with the Red Cross and say more than 3,000 people are going to take part.
Fans are hoping to convince CBS to order another season, though The Hollywood Reporter says it was already likely to return.
Their campaign has, however, persuaded Moonlight star Alex O'Loughlin to become an official spokesman for the Red Cross.
Barbara Arnold, one fan taking part, said: "We wanted to celebrate the return of episodes and really focus attention on the show. They say one pint of blood saves three lives. So if we can collect 3,000, wouldn't that be nice?"
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Winckler on top at Class B girls
SIOUX FALLS -- Jenna Winckler is in the running for the individual title and Andes Central is in position to come home with some hardware as a team. That's what coach Tom Cooney was hoping for when the Class B girls' state golf tournament at Elmw...
Freeman's Courtney Lickteig blasts out of a bunker on the fourth hole at the Class B state girls' golf meet Monday at Elmwood Golf Course in Sioux Falls. (Troy Maroney/Brookings Register)
By news@mitchellrepublic.com
SIOUX FALLS -- Jenna Winckler is in the running for the individual title and Andes Central is in position to come home with some hardware as a team.
That's what coach Tom Cooney was hoping for when the Class B girls' state golf tournament at Elmwood Golf Course in Sioux Falls started Monday.
"(We) still have a chance at hardware and the individual leader, so we just have to finish our business (today)," he said.
The two-day state tournament concludes today.
Winckler not only led Andes Central on the first day with a 79, but the score was good enough to put her at the top of the Class B leaderboard.
Winckler said the key to her day was how she drove the ball and how she putted.
"With where I am sitting, it was an all-around good day of golf for me," she said. "My driving went really well (Monday). I put myself in position for a good putt each time, and if I had a long put, I put it in position for a tap in."
Winckler does not have much breathing room, though, going into today's second round. Tiera Feller, of Sully Buttes, is one stroke behind Winckler and Kelsey Goens, of Deubrook Area, and Jordan Trohkimoinen, of Newell, are each three strokes back.
"It's pretty tight, so anything can happen," Winckler said. "I just have to play my game again and hopefully it turns out to be another good day."
As a team, Andes Central shot a 300 and is in sixth place. Sophomore twin sisters Kellie and Krista Winckler finished with a 110 and 111, respectively.
Last year, Kellie Winckler placed fourth at the state tournament. Cooney said she just had a tough day.
"It was more of a technique flaw that crept out and crawled into her mind; it's something that happens to all of us," he said. "That's part of the sport, and I know she will bounce back (today) and she wants to get things worked out."
Deuel leads the tournament with a 273 and Deubrook is two strokes back in second place. Sully Buttes is third with a 276.
Even though a team title may be a bit out of reach, Cooney said the team should still be able to achieve its goal.
"One of them that are in front of us could have a golfer have the day that Kellie had, and that puts us back in it," he said. "The goal was to get some hardware, and that's still achievable."
Freeman is one place and one stroke ahead of Andes Central after the first day. The Flyers were led by senior Courtney Lickteig, who shot an 88 and is in ninth place.
The score was a little higher than Lickteig wanted, though, according to Freeman coach Ryan Mors.
"She shot a 41 on the front (nine), and then on the back (nine) she had a couple of holes that hurt her a bit," he said. "She is disappointed, but she is in the top 10, has a positive attitude and still has a chance to move into a top-five finish (today)."
Shelby Bauer came in with Freeman's second-best score with a 100 and Megan Egan carded a 111. Three golfers score for the team at the Class B tournament.
Mors said if the three shoot about the same today, Freeman will be in good position to place at state.
"If Courtney can post a low score, Shelby and Megan are the wild cards," he said. "Shelby wants to shoot under 100, and that's where she was at (Monday), and if Megan can improve by three or four strokes, then we have a chance. I would expect us to be in the same ballpark as (Monday), maybe lower."
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The Global Entrepreneurship Summit (GES) 2019 will connect entrepreneurs from all over the globe to the most influential international investors and business leaders. Starting Monday, December 17, 2018 entrepreneurs are invited to apply for a ticket to GES 2019, which will be held June 4 and 5 in the Netherlands.
The event – organized in a joint effort by the US and Dutch governments – will focus on the commercial value of global challenges, showcasing technological impact solutions within Agriculture, Connectivity, Energy, Health and Water. GES 2019 will bring 2,000 entrepreneurs, investors, corporates, policy makers and thought leaders under one roof. The event offers an inspiring two-day program filled with motivational keynote speakers, high-level panel discussions, matchmaking activities and curated investor meetups.


Branson, MO – Team members from all six Myer Hotels, Branson's award-winning hotel company, recently participated in a food drive in support of Christian Action Ministries (CAM). Christian Action Ministries has served over 4,900 families already this year, more than 12,000 individuals. CAM Executive Director Pat Davis accepted the donation and expressed appreciation for the continued support of Myer Hotels and all of the employees. "Heather Albaugh, Executive Housekeeper at Best Western Center Pointe Inn challenged the other 5 housekeeping teams within Myer Hotels—all teams responded with a tremendous effort." stated Brian King, Assistant General Manager of the Best Western Center Pointe Inn.
A total of 520 food items were collected through the month of November. The Myer Hotels team achieved an increase of 15% over last year.
"We had fun contending to see which property could donate the most canned foods, and enjoyed helping CAM provide groceries to thousands of our neighbors here in the Branson area. We were blessed to be a part of this good effort and thank everyone who joined in the food drive," expressed Chris Myer, Vice President of Marketing for Myer Hotels. In addition, Myer Hotels has challenged all other hotels in greater Branson to match or exceed their total.
In the lodging business for over 40 years, the Myer family has actively contributed to Branson's hospitality market for over 28 years and received numerous national awards. Myer Hotels includes the Best Western Center Pointe Inn, Best Western Music Capital Inn, Comfort Inn at Thousand Hills, Comfort Inn & Suites Branson Meadows, Comfort Inn West, and Holiday Inn Express Green Mountain Drive. The properties emphasize excellent locations, countless amenities and exceptional customer service while focusing on great value in the upper mid-scale area. For more information about these hotels please visit www.myerhotels.com.


Once I heard the single, "Trapped", I was hooked, and like many of you, eagerly awaiting the release of "Dark Matter", the latest album by The Word Alive. The sound is very different from their previous work, and yet still keeps much of what we love about the band. The album mixes metal with rhapsodic lyrics in a masterful work of art. The lyrics really resonate with the listener, and I have to give a shout out to drummer Luke Holland for absolutely killing it on each and every track.
The album kicks off with the explosive yet haunting track, "Dreamer". The song creates a beautiful juxtaposition between the upbeat instruments and distressing lyrics. This bleeds into "Trapped", a powerful piece about being trapped in your own head. Whether from insecurities or what, this song is relate-able to everyone.
If you're looking for classic metalcore, "Made This Way" is the track for you. Jumping in your face, it relents, only to come back with swift guitars and the drums banging down like hail creating the strong beat. "And I found my place / In the empty spaces where my demons lay / I don't believe that we as humans were meant to be afraid".
"Suffocated" starts with the echo of Smith's vocals, which really leads to the effect of feeling suffocated, bringing you viscerally into the song. The lyrics stab into you like a stake in a vampire, "When you feel there's nothing left / That's when you'll find me dead".
"Piece of Me" is another track that haunts you to your core, a song from the point of view of a heartbroken man, shattering your heart into a million pieces; highlighted by the chilling vocals of featured artist: Alicia Solombrino of Beautiful Bodies. "Oxy" takes on the opposite point of view, of one who did the heartbreaking, and now regrets it, with lyrics that reach deep, "Would you even miss me? / What have I done? / Would you even miss me? / What have I done?", blending clean vocals with guttural screams, and speed-injected drums.
Lyrically, "Insane" is the best track, with lines like, "We're all insane, in a beautiful way / We won't change, until the tide comes and pulls us all away" and "Now let our voices be the change / So we don't all end up the same." While the overall theme of the album may be darkness, desperation, and loneliness, it also gives the listeners hope. Branded, another powerful song with a manic beat and hard-hitting lyrics "Lost and found / I had no home / Found myself when I gave up hope / (so don't forget your darkest hours / light the way to a life empowered)".
Is Dark Matter what we were expecting from TWA? No, not really. Is it what we needed from TWA? Yes, it absolutely is. Powerful lyricism, in your face guitars, and drums beating your heart for you in every track. Dark Matter is the best album of The Word Alive so far, with experimental tracks that work, and work well, keeping it fresh, instead of churning out an album of dull versions of the same song twelve times. TWA very well may have changed the face of metal as we know it.


Saracens produce a dominant second-half performance to beat Munster 32-16 and reach the Champions Cup final.
Leg-spinner Nathan Sowter claims six wickets as Middlesex defeat Essex in the One-Day Cup despite Varun Chopra's century.
Campaign group The Manifesto Club has called for the Public Spaces Protection Orders to be scrapped.
Preview followed by live coverage of Friday's Championship game between Queens Park Rangers and Blackburn Rovers.


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Habitat and vegetation data from an ecological survey of terrestrial key habitats in England, 1992-1993
This dataset comprises linear and areal habitat information and vegetation species recorded during an ecological survey of stratified random 1km square sites across England in 1992 and 1993. The survey was carried out by the Institute of Terrestrial Ecology (which later became part of the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (CEH)) and was commissioned in order to carry out survey work into habitats which were perceived to be under threat or which represented areas of concern to the Department for the Environment (named as 'Key Habitats'). The habitats (or landscape types) in question were: Lowland heaths, chalk and limestone grasslands, coasts and uplands. The survey was designed to complement CEH's national ecological survey, the 'Countryside Survey'. Full details about this dataset can be found at https://doi.org/10.5285/7aefe6aa-0760-4b6d-9473-fad8b960abd4
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Barr, C.J., Bunce, R.G.H., Cummins, R.P., Hallam, C.J., Hornung, M., Wood, C.M. (2017). Habitat and vegetation data from an ecological survey of terrestrial key habitats in England, 1992-1993. NERC Environmental Information Data Centre 10.5285/7aefe6aa-0760-4b6d-9473-fad8b960abd4
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Louise Tunnard, Marketing and Communications Officer, and lady without whom most of us wouldn't know what we are doing, was in London recently. She writes…
"These are three images (see below) that I took at the Aspire National Network for Constable Studies Event at Tate Britain last Thursday, 11 July.
This was to celebrate the Aspire Partnership, where we worked with five partners, National Museum of Wales, Oriel y Parc, Ipswich and Colchester Museums and National Galleries of Scotland. Each of us took it in turns to host Constable's 'Great Salisbury'.
The Salisbury Museum has also recently worked with the team from Late at Tate, members of Katy England's TSM Collective, and a famous graffiti artist – Carleen de Sozer. We hosted a graffiti workshop here and also had a graffiti tour of Salisbury Cathedral. All the young people met at Tate Britain on Saturday 6 July at an event called 'Fete at Tate' to create a work of graffiti art, inspired by Constable's painting of Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows, exhibited 1831.
Photo from earlier 'graffiti' tour of the Cathedral
(There was also a) Lego Constable that was made at Tate Britain – inspired by our own.
'Lego' Constable
Volunteer, Christine Mason accompanied me."
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TATE BRITAIN by Volunteer Christine Mason
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Aspire Partner Seminar – Tate Britain, Friday 1st June 2018
Tate Britain hosted a full day seminar involving all the partners in the five year project, Aspire, surrounding John Constable's 1831 painting, 'Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows', and its journey round the UK.
Salisbury Museum was represented by Adrian Green, Louise Tunnard, Nicola Trowell (Aspire Trainee), and later in the day Katy England, and exhibition stewards Chris Frost and Chris Mason. Getting its priorities right, the Tate first served a buffet lunch in the elegant Grand Saloon of sandwiches and salads, which gave everyone the opportunity to circulate, renew acquaintances among the Tate staff, meet representatives from the other centres and look at the two screens showing a continuous film of scenes from all the locations, including, of course, our own contemporary shot of the water meadows from Constable's viewpoint with the sheep behaving very nicely.
The first session was open discussion, chaired by Caroline Collier, around four topics, the first being the Aspire Vision, the aim of which had been to equate Constable with Turner as the major figure in 19th century British landscape painting, and to bring new audiences to view the iconic painting. The painting's first location was the national Museum of Wales, Cardiff, and it was also shown at the visitor centre of Oriel y Parc, St David's Pembrokeshire, where it caused great interest as visitors to the National Park, had not expected to see such a painting there, and queried if it was the REAL thing, but returned in their thousands for another view. Salisbury had the advantage of being the actual spot where it was created, which made for a powerful experience, and the reproduction in Lego brought in a whole new audience. The Scottish National Gallery was the only other partner to pursue the Lego theme, and removed a painting to accommodate it, which caused complaints by regular visitors to the gallery, but that was resolved by putting the Lego in the gallery's foyer.
The second topic was Partnership Working, with everyone in agreement that it was successful, partly as five was a manageable number with which to work together. Ipswich and Colchester felt they had moved to a new level of knowledge and new skills, after having had hard work convincing their Council of the worth of having the painting.
Thirdly, Workforce Participation was the subject, and it was widely agreed that the partnership had shown how to work in different situations, with different colleagues, with the benefit of others' expertise, and all learnt from one special painting.
The last section of this session was devoted to how, over the five years of the project, changes have occurred in staffing, building works, organisational priorities, etc. and what lessons could be learnt from running a five year programme.
After a cup of tea and biscuit the second session was a panel discussion, again under four headings, with representatives from each partnership giving a short account beginning with Star Works and Tourism. Ipswich and Colchester Museums, based at Christchurch Mansion, Ipswich, felt they were rather off the beaten track of tourists, so they needed the local community to visit regularly , and having a 'star work' helped this aim. The Welsh National Park was in agreement with this, and said how much the painting had caused conversation and brought in locals. Salisbury said to isolate a star work from its usual surroundings made it shine.
In the marketing section Tate said the ambitious project had exceeded all targets, and all participating had done well in bringing in new audiences. Salisbury said to help achieve this all schools in the area had been sent flyers and the Lego had brought many families in as they had actually been engaged in putting in the tiles.
Under Access Training there had been Visual Awareness sessions headed by the Tate. Cardiff had done and continued to do work with the visually impaired and had a guide dog blogger.
The fourth subject in this session was the all important subject of curating Constable, which had been organised differently by each partner for their own particular venue. As Ipswich has a collection of early Constable paintings of his home ground, these were grouped with the Salisbury Cathedral painting. Scotland teamed it with works by William McTaggart, 1835-1910, Scottish landscape painter, who as Constable was to Suffolk and Salisbury, McTaggart was to Kintyre. Tate Britain has taken it back to its original Royal Academy hanging of 1831 and it has one wall to itself, but Turner either side of it.
The next move was to view Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows in its shiny new frame and hanging in splendid isolation, but with the Turners nearby. The meeting then shifted to the Clore part of the building for a luxurious celebratory tea, with champagne and a welcoming address from the Tate Britain Director and a representative from the Art Fund.
The final session of the day was in the Clore Auditorium and a short film of the reframing of the painting. The Tate's framer, Adrian Moore, and two young members of staff were in the film and present for the discussion after. It was decided to reframe the painting as the previous frame was in the style of the early 18th century, so would not have been what Constable himself would have used. The current frame is a design that would have been familiar to Constable in 1831. The film showed the plain wooden frame, the mouldings being attached and the gold leaf applied, a lengthy and painstaking business.
Three of the four Aspire Trainees, including our own Nicola Trowell, then spoke of how the training had helped them further their careers, and all felt the educational part rewarding.
After a summing up, we were invited to enjoy ourselves at Late at the Tate. The Tate's young people groups were in the galleries with creative workshops, music, etc., Aspire themed. We had been given vouchers for the street café, which had opened in the Tate's café, and we relaxed with a delicious supper and glass of wine outside on the terrace.
It was a wonderful day, and brilliantly organised by the Tate, but of course we couldn't leave without saying, 'Hello' to our very own Rex Whistler's self portrait which hangs at the entrance to the restaurant he decorated so beautifully.