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Top Shoe Industry Leaders on the Biggest Issues Facing the Business in 2019
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From U.S.-China trade policies to new social movements, there were many issues that impacted the industry in 2018. And many of these ramp up even more this year.
Here, FN talks to the founders, CEOs and designers behind many of the biggest companies in the business on what they think will continue to be the most pressing topics this year.
"The thing that will most define 2019 will be the speed of disruption and the pace of our consumers — they're going faster and faster. As retailers, as businesspeople, we have to keep up with them." – Dick Johnson, President and CEO, Foot Locker
"While global trade policy will likely capture a lot of the headlines, the ongoing transformation of the consumer and the digital marketplace is one of the huge issues that will impact our industry. Brand owners and retailers need
to continue to invest in the tools, talent and skillsets to effectively connect with the consumer. This 'new normal' environment is spreading to the global consumer in virtually all markets, and global brands will have to
be nimble and ready to take advantage of this evolution." – Blake Krueger, CEO and President, Wolverine Worldwide Inc.
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"I see innovation and disruption from small, emerging brands still being an important retail trend. Customers have a growing appetite for newness and are always on the hunt for the new 'hot' brand. I also envision more and more brands committing to sustainability. Regarding footwear, shoes are going back to being more of a complement to the outfit and not overpowering it. Think about nude sandals or seemingly minimal pumps. The focus is on details, especially on the heel." – Federica Montelli, Head of Fashion, La Rinascente
"The economy." – Bob Campbell, Chairman and CEO, BBC International
"Tar is create a level of uncertainty for our industry, but the biggest issue of the coming year and beyond continues to be the changing retail landscape. Digital business continues to grow, and as brands have gone direct- to-consumer, it's created challenges for traditional retailers. But brick- and-mortar is still vital, especially in footwear, and DSW is working to create differentiating services and experiences that give the customer a compelling reason to visit, creating emotional loyalty." – Roger Rawlings, CEO, DSW Inc.
"Brexit." – Neil Clifford, CEO, Kurt Geiger
No one can ignore the U.S. and China trade tensions. The question is how we'll navigate it and what it will mean for our industry. We'll have to work harder at more production diversification within our factory base and look for other innovative practices to bring the best price/value to the consumer." – Jimmy Gabriel, President of Footwear, North America, Global Brands Group
"Brands will need to pay attention
to three things: 1. Invest
in your current and future employees instead of waiting for them to be ready to contribute or be hired when you need them; 2. Focus on defining ways to talk to your consumers di erently so you can make emotional connections to increase consumer loyalty; 3. Be innovative in how you control your revenue destiny. If you continue to rely on a product to help you grow, you won't." – D'Wayne Edwards, Founder, Pensole Footwear Design Academy
"We are going to see luxury brands begin to re-examine the digital landscape and pivot from a once-product-centric model to one that is consumer-centric." – Paul Andrew, CEO & Chief Creative Officer, Paul Andrew; Creative Director of Women's Collections, Salvatore Ferragamo
"The trade war with China, a possible recession looming and the question of whether brands can achieve a clean market- place where there is brand and price integrity." – Evan Cagner, President and CEO, Synclaire Brands
"Scaling internationally. We're for- tunate to be gaining global awareness, but as a startup, being able to create a great customer experience inter- nationally is a challenge." – Michael Schaffer, Co-founder, Nobull
"The biggest issue I see for brands relates to how they manage their distribution. Brands that chase trends and that do not practice discipline
will continue to lose share to those who methodically man- age their points of distribu- tion. Heritage brands that stay true to their DNA yet innovate in creative ways and maintain their equity will gain consumer confidence and demand." – David Kahan, CEO, Birkenstock Americas
"Trade is still a huge issue that we're tracking closely and expect the industry will continue to deal with in 2019. While the current administration's additional 25 percent [tariff] increase on top of the existing tax on running shoes seems to be on pause for the moment, we understand that there is no total resolution to trade disputes between the U.S. and China — where we manufacture many of our products. The trade war is incredibly disruptive to our business and our partners. We are actively assessing our options." – Dan Sheridan, EVP, GM of Global Sales, Brooks Running Co.
"Product
will always be the burning issue. We're working hard to develop styles that appeal to a younger consumer, while continuing to bring quality comfort shoes to the tradi- tional Mephisto consumer and remaining true to the DNA of our brand." – James Rowley, Mephisto USA
"We're tempted to say tariffs, but it's bigger than that. We need stronger leadership that's willing to reach across the aisle and to move forward on the many issues that this country faces, including trade." – John Florsheim, President and COO, Weyco Group
"My concern is the [new] Congress and the political climate it will cause, [and the] potential effect on trade deals and the consumer psychology. Hopefully, there won't be too much disruption in the current economic climate that's pretty strong. There's the old saying, 'Peace brings profit, and profit brings peace.'" – Michael DeVirgilio, President, Marquee Brands
"The tariffs on shoes. I kept positive all these times, but if they really happen, we will have a lot of juggling to do." – Joe Ouaknine, Chairman, Titan Industries
"2019 is going to come with a renewed sense of hope for a lot of the creative community. The political situation in America has weighed heavy on a lot of us, and I believe we will collec- tively breathe a sigh of relief to see some great Democratic nominees step up to the plate for 2020. It's wild how much the climate has impacted the design landscape, whether people chose to acknowledge it or not." – Aurora James, Creative Director and Founder, Brother Vellies
"Helping to end gun violence through passing legislation for universal background checks." – Blake Mycoskie, Founder, Toms
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Lisa's Wedding World Nailing the bridal look – DIY Sparkle Nails!
Nailing the bridal look – DIY Sparkle Nails!
A couple of months ago I did a post on nail looks for brides and bridesmaids (here) which were fun and a step away from the usual French manicure. So this is a follow up on my own DIY sparkle nails! If you don't feel brave enough to do this style for your wedding, they would be great for the hen party or a Saturday night on the town.
I used No 7 polishes. I love them and have had these two polishes for a while so I'm not sure if they are still in stock. The colours I used were Pinky Pure and Sun Rays. Any brand should work once it's a pink and a gold glitter.
I applied 3 coats of the pink to build up the colour on top of a base coat. Then I grabbed a clean scouring pad and cut off a piece; you could also use a make up sponge. I painted the gold polish along the edge of the pad and then pressed it onto the tips of my nails. You can do a couple of times to build it up as much as you want. It was so quick and easy to do both hands and an instant sparkle. I finished off with a Rimmel top coat polish.
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The Vincent Nero Special is a 1950s record-smashing daemon
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As we celebrated 'Speed Kings – Motorsport's Record Breakers' at the 2019 Goodwood Festival of Speed presented by Mastercard, it seemed fitting that one of the very first Bikes we saw getting uncovered on Thursday morning was the beautiful Vincent 1,000cc Nero Special.
Made famous by a certain George Brown – holder of 30 national and world speed records over the course of his career – the Nero was, and is, one of Britain's most important pieces of machinery when it comes to record-breaking engineering. Not least for its spell-binding performance at the hands of George along Brighton's seafront in 1958, when the diminutive Nero covered the standing kilometre in 19.29 seconds, with a terminal speed of 186mph. It was an accomplishment and a speed record which would make the Nero and George Brown the fastest things on two wheels the world had ever seen.
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Built from the charred and burnt-out remains of a Rapide, which cost George all of £5, the Nero is a true work of hand-built, garage engineering brilliance. It's this DIY charm which makes the record breakers of old all the more fascinating and endearing.
As we walked around the bike, we were joined by a fellow admirer, and the man lucky enough to be taking it up the Goodwood Hill at FOS.
"It's a wonderful machine." Say Chris Illman with a look of pride in his eyes. "I've had a long relationship with the National Motorcycle Museum, and they graciously allow me to take some of their bikes out from time to time. Recently I've been riding Nero."
"It was developed over a very long period of time, between him and his brother, Cliff Brown. Cliff was a clever engineer. They just kept perfecting it and making it go quicker and quicker. Basically, the frame is home-made, whilst the front wheel and fork are from an AJS Porcupine."
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"It handles beautifully. It is so balanced. I suspect you could ride it hands off. Not that I'd ever try!"
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But back to the speed. We were, after all, celebrating Speed Kings. Powered by a Vincent HRD-Brown, two-cylinder V, four-stroke with a displacement of 986cc the Nero is no slouch, even by today's standards. And Chris is emphatic when talking about the pure brute grunt of it.
"The power spread is unbelievable. From very low revs it just pulls and pulls and pulls. You can run 12-second quarter miles with half throttle doing 100mph+ without even trying. 4 gears and a lovely gearbox, too. It's just right. You really can't say any more than that. It's just right."
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"We've got the fairing here too, so on Saturday, we'll fit it and take it up the Hill with the fairing. Before that, we are running it hillclimb style. It held Shelsey Walsh records in its hillclimb format, which it is in now. I'm just so privileged to have the opportunity to ride it."
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Fulbright Student Project Publishes Speak Lovari Style!
Fulbright English Teaching Assistant Robin Cathey '16 and six of her Roma students at the Wlislocki Henrik Residential College created and published a booklet called Speak Lovari Style!.
"This inclusive organization operates as a response to "elite" exclusionary societies by supporting Roma, Gipsy, and disadvantaged students through academic tutoring, professional training programs, and events which serve to strengthen their ethnic identities. Students study their disciplines and subjects of interest in their respective departments while receiving the support from the WHSz community. Some of the students are native speakers of the Romani dialect called Lovari–others are learning it as a second language. The book you hold in your hands is the result of a collaboration of these six students who hope to introduce young English speakers to the Lovari dialect, as well as some aspects of Roma life."
Fulbright Hungary is proud of its Roma English Teaching Assistant projects:
Cookbook Roma Style!
Roma Folk Tales
Think Roma Style!
and hopes to expand and continue collaboration with the Roma Residential Colleges and other foundations throughout Hungary in upcoming academic years.
To view the booklet, see issuu.com/fulbrighthungary/docs/speak_lovari_style
Listen to the audio pronunciation of the Lovari texts at www.fulbright.hu/doc/Speak_Lovari_Style.m4a
To download the booklet, see www.fulbright.hu/doc/Speak_Lovari_Style.pdf
New Fulbright Hungary videos
US Study Abroad Capacity Building tour 2017
Between June 11-17, 2017 the Commission organized a U.S. Study Abroad Capacity Building tour for 12 representatives of U.S. universities.
A Workshop on Hungarian higher education was hosted by Prof. József Temesi ('94 University of New Hampshire). The activities of the Fulbright Commission and the Fulbright EducationUSA Advising Center were presented by Dr. Károly Jókay, Executive Director and Ms. Kornélia Litkei, Senior Adviser. U.S. Study Abroad Capacity Building tour participants visited Eötvös Loránd University and met representatives of CIEE – Council on International Educational Exchange and the Budapest University of Technology and Economics.
The 12 representatives of US universities met Director István Antal, Jesuit Roma College; Mária Bogdán ('08 Columbia University), Board member, Romaversitas Foundation and Prof. László Rosivall ('91 Tulane U. & '04 U.Alabama), Program Director, Roma Medical Education Program at the Semmelweis University.
The group visited the Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Faculty of Information Technology and Bionics hosted by Dean Kristóf Iván ('11 UC Berkeley) and a workshop was organized on internationalization of Hungarian higher education with representatives of the University of Szeged (Dr. Dénes Mátyás ('15 Cleveland State University)); University of Pécs (Dr. Gyöngyi Pozsgai, Centre for International Relations) and Corvinus University of Budapest (Dr. Tamás Pesuth, Director of International Relations)
Capacity Building tour participants visited the University of Debrecen by bus and participated in a workshop on the university's international programs, policy and met with representative of University of Miskolc
University visits at the University of Fine Arts and meeting representatives of Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design. The group also visited the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music hosted by Beáta Furka, Head of Int'l Office.
Visit to BSM: Budapest Semesters in Mathematics, workshop on Mathematics education in Hungary (Dr. Dezső Miklós, Director; Ms. Réka Szász, BSME Hungarian Director, Dr. Ryota Matsuura, BSME American Director)
Visit to AIT: Aquincum Institute of Technology, Budapest, workshop on mission, concept and practice (Gábor Bojár, Entrepreneur and Founder; Dr. András Recski, Academic Director)
Fulbright Hungary Celebrates 25th Anniversary with a Danube Cruise
Fulbright Hungary celebrated its 25th Anniversary on May 19, 2017 with a cruise on the Danube that had a record number of Fulbrighters and guests, 226 in total.
Chargé d'affaires David Kostelancik of the US Embassy greeted the Fulbrighters with his statement of admiration and support.
The government of Hungary was represented by Deputy State Secretary Orsolya Pacsay-Tomassich of the Ministry of Human Capacities. Ms. Pacsay-Tomassich announced that Hungary will increase financial support to Fulbright by 15 million forints ($55,000) or by 30% to 65 million forints ($235,000) in 2017. In addition, the Ministry offered to provide Fulbright with new office space, as well as set up a mentoring program, the details of which are to be announced.
The cruise was about meeting old friends and colleagues. Present were former Fulbright employees and Board members, and many many Hungarian and American alumni. We showed four new Fulbright videos on the boat for the first time:
Who is a great Fulbright applicant?
The Fulbright Experience
as well as a retrospective slide show. We made sure to invite grantees and other important players from the pre-Commission days as well.
As usual, we said goodbye to our current US grantees and farewell to our Hungarian grantees embarking on their Fulbright adventure in AY 2017-18.
For more pictures of the festivities (by photographer Marianne Sárközy), see here.
Hungarian Fulbright orientation AY 2017-2018
Fulbright Hungary says farewell to 27 new Fulbright grantees on their way to the USA during AY 2017-18!
Two Humphrey Fellows, two Scholars-in-Residence, 12 scholars and 11 students took part in a pre-departure orientation in Budapest on May 12th.
These students and scholars represent a diverse range of academic fields such as: Music History, Hungarian language and culture, Linguistics, Psychology, History, Criminology, American Literature, Astrophysics, Medical Research, Biology, Civil Engineering, Social Sciences, Math in Humanities, Education, International Relations, Computer Science, Law, Journalism, Cinema, Anthropology, Communications and Environmental Policy.
Their home and host universities and institutions are as diverse as their fields.
Our grantees will be concentrated on the East and West coasts, with strong representation in the Great Lakes as well.
Congratulations and we look forward to seeing you all of them back in Hungary one year from now!
Fulbright Monthly Meeting at the University of Pécs
The Commission organized a visit to Pécs for U.S. Fulbright grantees and students of the University of New Hampshire Study Abroad program on March 31-April 1, 2017. The group visited the University of Pécs hosted by István Tarrósy ('12 University of Florida), the University Library and Knowledge Center and the Faculty of Music and Visual Arts guided by Márta Nagy ('15 University of Iowa) and the Gandhi High School guided by Robin Cathey ('16 University of Pécs) following a sightseeing tour of Pécs.
Dániel Cseh '15 in Újkor History Magazine
Dániel Cseh ('15 San Francisco State University) on his Fulbright grant application process and his experiences in the U.S. as a Visiting Student Researcher (VSR) in History at Újkor.hu online magazin.
New Fulbright video: An American Musician at the Liszt Academy of Music
Fulbright scholar Ronald High '16, a singer and pianist from South Carolina, held master classes in African-American gospel music and other genres at the Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music during Fall semester, 2016. He and his students gave a farewell concert at the old Academy building in December, 2016, and you can get a taste of it right here in our newest video clip, in English and Hungarian with subtitles:
Ronald H. High is a native of Marshall, Texas, and attended the University of North Texas, Arizona State University and the University of Illinois-Urbana. He has appeared in diverse performances in venues in the United States and Europe. His research interests are in voice science and pedagogy and African American vocal music genres.
Fulbright Student Project Publishes Think Roma Style!
Fulbright English Teaching Assistant Rachel McVey '15 and three of her students at the Jesuit Roma Residential College interviewed six Roma students, university faculty, educators and artist and published a booklet called Think Roma Style!.
"In these pages, you will hear about how these people perceive their Roma identity. Although the interviewees talked about times when having a multiple identity is not simple, they all expressed that being Roma makes them no less Hungarian.
We do not intend to say that Gypsies are "super" people, without flaws, but we would like to show the other side of the coin. It is easier to draw conclusions from bad examples than discovering the community as a whole, but many people do not have the opportunity to sit down with Roma people and talk with them personally. That is why for this project, we decided to give the opportunity to Roma people to speak about their culture, identity, and community. In order to hear about different perspectives, we have done interviews with several people who work in the field of Roma education and culture. The chosen interviewees are ordinary Roma people who are working for their community with their heart and soul."
Fulbright Hungary is proud of its Roma English Teaching Assistant projects (Cookbook Roma Style!; Roma Folk Tales), and hopes to expand and continue collaboration with the Roma Residential Colleges and other foundations throughout Hungary in upcoming academic years.
To view the booklet, see issuu.com/fulbrighthungary/docs/think_roma_style
To download the booklet, see http://www.fulbright.hu/doc/Think_Roma_Style.pdf
Georgia Law LLM-linked partnership with Fulbright in Hungary
A new partnership between the University of Georgia School of Law and the Hungarian-American Fulbright Commission will provide exceptional scholarship opportunities for qualified Hungarian law graduates who wish to pursue a Master of Laws (LL.M.) degree.
Georgia Law Dean Peter B. Rutledge and Dr. Károly Jókay, Executive Director of the Hungarian-American Fulbright Commission, signed the agreement. It follows meetings among representatives of both institutions, including the October 2016 meeting in Budapest between Jókay, depicted above at right, and Georgia Law Professor Sonja R. West.
Administered by the law school's Dean Rusk International Law Center, the Georgia Law LL.M. degree has deep historical ties in Europe, as well as an active network of graduates there. This Fulbright partnership promises to enhance intercultural exchange not only for foreign-trained lawyers who come to Athens to earn their LL.M., but also for the J.D. students with whom they interact, inside and outside the classroom.
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Relationship among nausea, anxiety, and orthostatic symptoms in pediatric patients with chronic unexplained nausea
Sally E. Tarbell*, Hossam A. Shaltout, Ashley L. Wagoner, Debra I. Diz, John E. Fortunato
This study evaluated the relationship among nausea, anxiety, and orthostatic symptoms in pediatric patients with chronic unexplained nausea. We enrolled 48 patients (36 females) aged 15 ± 2 years. Patients completed the Nausea Profile, State-Trait Anxiety Inventory for Children and underwent 70° head upright tilt testing (HUT) to assess for orthostatic intolerance (OI) and measure heart rate variability (HRV). We found nausea to be significantly associated with trait anxiety, including total nausea score (r = 0.71, p < 0.01) and 3 subscales: somatic (r = 0.64, p < 0.01), gastrointestinal (r = 0.48, p = 0.01), and emotional (r = 0.74, p < 0.01). Nausea was positively associated with state anxiety, total nausea (r = 0.55, p < 0.01), somatic (r = 0.48, p < .01), gastrointestinal (r = .30, p < .05), and emotional (r = .64, p < .01) subscales. Within 10 min of HUT, 27 patients tested normal and 21 demonstrated OI. After 45 min of HUT, only 13 patients (27 %) remained normal. Nausea reported on the Nausea Profile before HUT was associated with OI measured at 10 min of tilt (nausea total r = 0.35, p < 0.05; nausea emotional subscale r = 0.40, p < 0.01) and lower HRV at 10 min of HUT (F = 6.39, p = 0.01). We conclude that nausea is associated with both anxiety symptoms and OI. The finding of decreased HRV suggests an underlying problem in autonomic nervous system function in children and adolescents with chronic unexplained nausea.
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Tarbell, S. E., Shaltout, H. A., Wagoner, A. L., Diz, D. I., & Fortunato, J. E. (2014). Relationship among nausea, anxiety, and orthostatic symptoms in pediatric patients with chronic unexplained nausea. Experimental Brain Research, 232(8), 2645-2650. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00221-014-3981-2
Tarbell, Sally E. ; Shaltout, Hossam A. ; Wagoner, Ashley L. ; Diz, Debra I. ; Fortunato, John E. / Relationship among nausea, anxiety, and orthostatic symptoms in pediatric patients with chronic unexplained nausea. In: Experimental Brain Research. 2014 ; Vol. 232, No. 8. pp. 2645-2650.
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AU - Fortunato, John E.
N1 - Funding Information: Acknowledgments this work was supported by a grant from the american heart association, National center clinical Research Program, aha12cRP9420029 (John Fortunato, MD PI). We also acknowledge the contributions of anya Brown, study coordinator, for her participation in the collection and management of the data for this study.
N2 - This study evaluated the relationship among nausea, anxiety, and orthostatic symptoms in pediatric patients with chronic unexplained nausea. We enrolled 48 patients (36 females) aged 15 ± 2 years. Patients completed the Nausea Profile, State-Trait Anxiety Inventory for Children and underwent 70° head upright tilt testing (HUT) to assess for orthostatic intolerance (OI) and measure heart rate variability (HRV). We found nausea to be significantly associated with trait anxiety, including total nausea score (r = 0.71, p < 0.01) and 3 subscales: somatic (r = 0.64, p < 0.01), gastrointestinal (r = 0.48, p = 0.01), and emotional (r = 0.74, p < 0.01). Nausea was positively associated with state anxiety, total nausea (r = 0.55, p < 0.01), somatic (r = 0.48, p < .01), gastrointestinal (r = .30, p < .05), and emotional (r = .64, p < .01) subscales. Within 10 min of HUT, 27 patients tested normal and 21 demonstrated OI. After 45 min of HUT, only 13 patients (27 %) remained normal. Nausea reported on the Nausea Profile before HUT was associated with OI measured at 10 min of tilt (nausea total r = 0.35, p < 0.05; nausea emotional subscale r = 0.40, p < 0.01) and lower HRV at 10 min of HUT (F = 6.39, p = 0.01). We conclude that nausea is associated with both anxiety symptoms and OI. The finding of decreased HRV suggests an underlying problem in autonomic nervous system function in children and adolescents with chronic unexplained nausea.
AB - This study evaluated the relationship among nausea, anxiety, and orthostatic symptoms in pediatric patients with chronic unexplained nausea. We enrolled 48 patients (36 females) aged 15 ± 2 years. Patients completed the Nausea Profile, State-Trait Anxiety Inventory for Children and underwent 70° head upright tilt testing (HUT) to assess for orthostatic intolerance (OI) and measure heart rate variability (HRV). We found nausea to be significantly associated with trait anxiety, including total nausea score (r = 0.71, p < 0.01) and 3 subscales: somatic (r = 0.64, p < 0.01), gastrointestinal (r = 0.48, p = 0.01), and emotional (r = 0.74, p < 0.01). Nausea was positively associated with state anxiety, total nausea (r = 0.55, p < 0.01), somatic (r = 0.48, p < .01), gastrointestinal (r = .30, p < .05), and emotional (r = .64, p < .01) subscales. Within 10 min of HUT, 27 patients tested normal and 21 demonstrated OI. After 45 min of HUT, only 13 patients (27 %) remained normal. Nausea reported on the Nausea Profile before HUT was associated with OI measured at 10 min of tilt (nausea total r = 0.35, p < 0.05; nausea emotional subscale r = 0.40, p < 0.01) and lower HRV at 10 min of HUT (F = 6.39, p = 0.01). We conclude that nausea is associated with both anxiety symptoms and OI. The finding of decreased HRV suggests an underlying problem in autonomic nervous system function in children and adolescents with chronic unexplained nausea.
KW - Anxiety
KW - Autonomic dysfunction
KW - Functional gastrointestinal disorders
KW - Heart rate variability
KW - Nausea
KW - Orthostatic intolerance
Tarbell SE, Shaltout HA, Wagoner AL, Diz DI, Fortunato JE. Relationship among nausea, anxiety, and orthostatic symptoms in pediatric patients with chronic unexplained nausea. Experimental Brain Research. 2014 Aug;232(8):2645-2650. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00221-014-3981-2


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Andrew Koenig Missing
It's always upsetting when someone suffering from depression feels like they have no one to turn to, and I'm hoping for a positive outcome for Andrew Koenig, his friends and his family.
If you haven't heard, Andrew Koenig, the actor who played "Boner" on the TV show Growing Pains, has been missing since Valentine's Day, possibly in Vancouver, Canada.
I never watched Growing Pains during its run and I'm not familiar with Andrew's other work, and usually stories like this barely register with me for more than a day. I think it's the revelation that he is the son of Walter Koenig ("Chekov" on Star Trek) that has captured my interest.
There are a number of films about the missing children of the rich and famous and, in the world of film and television, it's always interesting to see a person with a certain level of celebrity and power feel helpless to save their child.
As an exercise:
What if someone close to your main character went missing? How would they respond? Would they go looking for them like Harrison Ford in Indiana Jones & The Last Crusade? Or hire The Dude to be the go-between like in The Big Lebowski? Or maybe they'd offer up a bounty like Mel Gibson did in Ransom?
By taking a moment to consider how your hero (or villain) would react in a situation like that, you will learn a lot about their character and what's most important to them.
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Leadership Administrative Core
Goldstein, Jill M.
Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, MA, United States
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The scientific mission of this SCORE is to identify stress-immune pathway abnormalities, beginning in fetal development, that have shared consequences for sex differences in brain circuitry regulating mood and lifelong recurrent MDD and dysregulation of hormone and immune responses to stress, and autonomic and neurovascular dysfunction in early midlife.
We aim to facilitate transdisciplinary, translational collaboration among basic and clinical investigators to enhance our understanding of the impact of sex on MDD and central and peripheral autonomic function and translate this knowledge into sex-selective therapeutics. Further, we aim to serve as an interdisciplinary resource to train and disseminate findings about sex differences in MDD and autonomic dysregulation to the scientific and medical communities, policy makers, and the public. To accomplish our aims in three projects and three cores, we are proposing a series of interdisciplinary and translational studies from basic and clinical neuroscience and population-level perspectives, integrating scientists from different disciplines and institutions ranging from the lab bench to the clinical level. In the Resource Support Core (RSC), we are integrating and introducing novel state-of-the-art technologies, with some that will cross human and animal work. In the Career Enhancement Core (CEC), educating young scientists in new approaches and insuring that their future work will translate sex as a biologic variable into their (and others') thinking in clinical medicine. The Leadership Administrative Core (LAC) is essential in providing an infrastructure to monitor, integrate, and synergize ongoing activities.
The specific aims of the LAC are to: Coordinate activities of the SCORE; Administer budgets, insuring financial responsibility and coordination across sites and activities; and Disseminate knowledge through online tools, organizing symposia and workshops and other avenues to connect the SCORE with the medical community, policy makers, NIH, and the public.
The goals of the proposed SCORE are to identify stress-immune pathway abnormalities beginning in fetal development that impact key stress-related neural circuits resulting in shared consequences for sex differences in lifelong depression and autonomic and other physiologic dysregulation. Our SCORE proposes a set of synergistic basic and clinical studies in tandem with cores to share technological expertise and enhance the training of the next generation. The LAC will oversee responsibility for: maintaining connections between sites and studies, setting up meetings and conference calls to review study progress, budget administration, organizing symposia and conferences, publicizing opportunities for trainees, supporting new initiatives, and implementing dissemination of the knowledge gained to the scientific and medical communities, policy makers, and the public.
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U54 MH Sex Differences in Major Depression: Impact of Prenatal Stress-Immune and Autonomic Dysregulation
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Goldstein, Jill M. / Massachusetts General Hospital
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Napadow, Vitaly / Massachusetts General Hospital
U54 MH Impact of Sex on Prenatal Stress-Immune Programming of Depression and Autonomic Dysregulation
U54 MH Sex-Dependent Impact of Transcutaneous Vagal Nerve Stimulation on the Stress Response Circuitry and Autonomic Dysregulation in Major Depression
U54 MH Sex differences in fetal programming by glucocorticoids: Adult hypothalamus and Autonomic Nervous System
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'The Great Gatsby' Not Shooting Anytime Soon Says Baz Luhrmann
The Great Gatsby Not Shooting Anytime Soon Says Baz Luhrmann
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There has been a lot of back-and-forth about director Baz Luhrmann's next project The Great Gatsby. In early /baz-luhrmann-not-directing-the-great-gatsby/February, Baz Luhrmann said the film wasn't happening. Then a /the-great-gatsby-shooting-in-sydney/few days later, it was announced that Warner Bros. was producing this adaptation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's classic novel, which will be shot in 3D, with the production located in Sydney, Australia.
Today, Baz Luhrmann has come forward to clarify a few things. Namely, he isn't shooting The Great Gatsby anytime soon, and one of the factoring delays is deciding whether or not the Long Island-based story should be shot in New York instead of Australia.
When asked why he was planning to shoot in Sydney, Baz Luhrmann had this to say.
"That's a great question. I'm not doing The Great Gatsby right now for this reason. Because despite what might be out there, I have made no comment about anything. So until I say it, it's not said, you know? What it means is, much like what goes on in any event, when you're in the middle of the work, there's all sorts of things you're doing, and, you know, when I'm really clear - I, right now, my only focus is absorbing - I've been studying F. Scott Fitzgerald now for three years, and my only act now is to absorb the DNA of his world, his life, the world of the novel. That's why I have published on our website all the books we're reading. And I think before we all engage anyone, the first thing to do is to do your homework, read the books, and then let's talk. I'm in the middle of my own moment and my team's, and I'm just building culture. Building creative culture."
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New Disneyland Fantasmic! video shows off new effects and characters
Posted on:	 August 10, 2017	 Last updated on:	 August 10, 2017	 Written by:	John Frost	Categorized in:	Disneyland Tagged as:	Disneyland Fantasmic! Rivers of America
Is Mickey's imagination strong enough to overcome all the forces of evil? Find out in the recently revised Disneyland nighttime extravaganza Fantasmic! The show was livestreamed on Facebook last night and is now available for everyone to watch.
Among the new material is Aladdin and Jasmine floating over a bed of fog on their flying carpet, Captain Jack Sparrow at the helm of a ghostly pirate ship, and special new appearances by characters from "The Lion King" and "Finding Nemo." And Rapunzel and Flynn Rider from "Tangled" join other Disney couples in an inspiring romantic sequence.
Additional enhancements give the popular show an even brighter look, with more vibrant projections and new mist screens. Every inch of every surface on the show's island "stage" has been digitally mapped. Projection mapping and three-dimensional video combine, allowing the creative team to transform the island as never before. All technical elements of the show, including lighting, fountains and water screens, have been upgraded.
There's some fun introductory material from the hosts, but if you want to just watch the show, jump to the 18:15 minute mark:
Our suggestion is to watch now before Disneyland hides the video. (If it's gone, you can findit on Youtube too, like the one we've embedded below.)
Did you know that Fantasmic! involves a cast and crew of over 100 and runs approximiately 23 minutes long. The dragon rides 45-feet above the stage, is 28 feet wide and ways approximately 9 tons. Each seating of Fantasmic! can host around 9,000 people (more if they're all good friends) around the Rivers of America. When Fantasmic! premiered in 1992 it was accompanied by a complete upgrade to Tom Sawyer Island adding the boat dock and cider mill that become the stage at night.
What is your favorite moment of the new Fantasmic!?
Bonus: Here's the show from another angle:
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"weighs" not "ways"
Just missed seeing this new show as we were out in California a few weeks before it returned. :(
JeffG says:
Might be worth noting that the dragon wasn't working for the show featured on the live stream, so there is an alternate projection scene instead. They showed earlier recorded footage of the dragon after the show was over.
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What is Malaysian Food Like?
Roti canai, a Malaysian dish.
Malaysians are passionate about their food and have inherited most of their cuisines from their rich culture and way of life. Malaysian cuisines reflect the multiethnic composition of the population. Malaysian food is somewhat similar to Indonesian foods, with the two countries sharing some dishes. Here are some of the most popular dishes in Malaysia.
10. Murtabak
Murtabak is a type of fried bread that has been stuffed by onion and minced meat and dipped in a spicy source. It is generally described as a spicy folded pancake with bits of vegetable. Some murtabaks are made of only vegetables, while other forms are made of chicken instead of minced meat. Another popular variety is the martabak kentang (bread stuffed with potatoes). The dish is popular street food in Malaysia and was originally sold in Indian Muslim restaurants. Today, it is sold throughout the country in a variety of forms, ingredients, and cooking styles. Before it is served, Murtabak is first cut into smaller portions. It can be eaten with sweet or salty soy source.
9. Nasi lemak
Nasi lemak which means "fat rice" or "rice in cream" is a dish of rice cooked in coconut cream. The name comes from the cooking process in which white rice is first soaked in coconut cream before steaming to give creamy rice. The rice is then served with accompaniments depending on which part of Malaysia one is. Some of the accompaniments include ayam rending, cucumber slices, peanuts, prawn sambal, boiled eggs, dried anchovies, or fried chicken. Traditionally, nasi lemak is a breakfast dish but it can be ordered at any time of the day.
8. Roti canai
Roti canai is a popular dish in Malaysia that was most likely inspired by the Indian flatbread. It is a type of bread made with flour, water, butter, and sometimes milk to sweeten it up. The three or four ingredients are mixed to make a soft dough which is then flattened then folded. The folded dough is oiled and then cooked on a heavily oiled skillet resulting in a fluffy bread. Roti canai can be served with a dipping sweet or chili sauce or can just be eaten alone as a snack.
7. Air bandung
Air Bandung is a popular drink in Malaysia, India, Brunei, and Singapore. It is also known simply as bandung or sirap bandung. The popular drink is made condensed milk and flavored with rose cordial syrup which gives it the pink color. The name "bandung" means "pair" and air means water. Air bandung is a common drink during Iftar or at wedding receptions. It is normally served alongside other foods such as rendang or nasi beriani. Due to its popularity, several variations of bandung have emerged. Some of the versions include the addition of sparkling water, ice cream soda, and carbonated sodas.
6. Ayam percik
Chicken is a popular food in Malaysia. Chicken can be prepared in various forms to produce several dishes. One of the most popular chicken dishes is Ayam percik, made from grilled marinated chicken. Basically, ayam percik is barbecued chicken basted with spicy chili, ginger sauce, garlic, and mixed with coconut milk gravy.The dish is popular in most restaurants and fast food stores throughout the country. It can be served with rice, especially nasi kandar or nasi lemak.
5. Ayam madu
Ayam madu is the Malaysian version of honey fried chicken. It is prepared by first marinating the chicken for at least 30 minutes. The marinated chicken is then shallow fried until it turns golden brown then set aside. The next step involves frying onion, tomatoes and chili paste until the sauce thickens. Honey and red sugar are added to the sauce to make it even thicker. The fried chicken is then added to the source and cooked until the chicken is well-coated with the sauce. Ayam madu can be served with any rice variety.
4. Kuih batang buruk
Kuih batang buruk, commonly known as bad sticks, are popular cakes made from wheat flour mixed with coconut and rice flour. Once the dough is formed, it is cut into very small pieces. Each thin dough is molded to form a hollow cylindrical shape and then fried with green bean powder. The name bad sticks are mainly because they look like tree stems and the use of green bean powder makes them look like bad wood. The stems are usually used to form the cylindrical shape.
3. Udang asam
Udang asam is a delicious dish of shrimp in sour and spicy sauce. The sour sauce is always a perfect complement for shrimp. To cook udang asam, boiling water is first added to the tamarind paste and left for about 30 minutes. Shrimp is placed in a bowl of seasonings and tossed so that it is well coated. The seasoned shrimp are then fried in a pan until it becomes pink. The shrimp is then added to the sauce and stirred until it is well coated. Udang asam can be served with rice.
2. Roti bom
Roti is a Malaysian word used to refer to bread. There are different forms of bread in the country, some of which are plain while others contain other ingredients such as meat and vegetables. One of the most common forms of bread is roti bom or boom, commonly known as bomb bread in other parts of the world. Roti bom is a smaller but thicker roti compared to roti canai and is usually round in shape. The bread is prepared by frying in oil until it becomes crusty and can be served with tea or eaten as a snack.
1. Assam laksa
Laksa is a staple of Malaysian cuisine that has found its way abroad in recent years. The spicy noodle soup can be prepared in various forms including the Penang's asam laksa which features a lot of tamarinds. Asam laksa is sour tamarind and fish-based soup and was listed among the 50 best dished by CNN Go in 2011. Asam is any ingredient such as tamarind or kokum which makes the dish sour. The main ingredient of Asam laksa is shredded fish and finely sliced vegetables. It can be served with rice nodules and topped with shrimp sauce.
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Volunteers were sometimes sought for night-time trench raids. The men would blacken their faces and, lightly equipped, cross over no man's land. Once in the enemy trench they would be prepared for rapid hand-to-hand combat in close quarters. This is when their trench clubs, knives and daggers would have come into their own. As a last resort, an officer might carry a revolver and grenades would be thrown to assist their escape.
The object of a trench raid might be to knock out an enemy machine gun, capture papers and plans, keep up the pressure on the enemy or reconnoitre for an upcoming assault.
In the years leading up to World War 1, the major European powers had spent a considerable amount of time and money in developing and stockpiling modern weapons. Indeed, the tension caused by the arms race was one of the reasons that war became inevitable. When war was declared in the summer of 1914 each side was confident that the superiority of their weapons would see a swift end to the hostilities. In the event, the war dragged on for more than four years. During that time an incredible amount of ammunition was expended, poison gas was released, tanks made their first lumbering appearance and the aircraft took the skies.
Trench clubs were a simple yet effective weapon for silencing the enemy in raids on their trenches. Made of wood, they were both produced by the troops themselves as well as issued by the army. As men often had time on their hands between actions they could fashion their own clubs. Many more were manufactured by army carpenters.
The trench club was, at its most simple, akin to a police truncheon or baton. Other designs were more fearsome and took on the characteristics of the medieval mace; a wooden shaft with a reinforced metal head which often had flanges or spikes. In World War 1, trench clubs could have hobnails, horseshoe nails and flanged metal rings attached to them. Ingenious troops found that the handles of their entrenching tools made an ideal base on which to attach metal embellishment. The club was often finished off with a leather wrist strap.
There were two contrasting views on trench raids. Many officers considered raids to be a welcome break from the tedium and stalemate of trench warfare. They considered raids to be opportunities not only to inflict casualties on the enemy, but to keep their own men alert, aggressive and ready for action.
The men, on the other hand, often dreaded the dangerous missions which were likely to provide few results at too high a price.
Both the Allies and the Germans made use of trench knives. The Germans had the edge over the British; their Nahkampmesser was standard issue and proved so successful that it was used again in World War 2.
The British Army did not issue knives, but this did not mean that knives were not in use in the trenches. In the early years of the war, men made their own or asked a company blacksmith to fashion them. Bayonets could be shortened or metal spikes attached to handles. One version of the "home-made" trench knife was the French nail. This was a metal stake, one end bent into a handle, the other having a stiletto-like spike attached. The French Army produced its own, more refined, French Nail, the Poingnard-Baïnnotte Lebel M1886.
The French Nail proved popular and the US Army based the design of its trench knives on the French design. Henry Disston & Sons produced the M1917, closely followed by the improved M1918. The later Mark 1 design added a knuckle-duster type handle and saw service again in World War 2.
The blades of trench knives and push daggers would typically be blackened before a raid to avoid any glinting in moonlight.
Push daggers were not a new invention in World War 1, dating back to perhaps 16th Century India. Europeans and Americans took up the weapon in the 19th Century, with versions becoming popular very popular in the USA. These small weapons were in daily use by both men and women, rich and poor, all over the USA.
The push dagger had a short blade set into a "T"shaped handle, which was designed to be gripped between the index and middle finger, with the blade facing out from the front of the fist.
Although the British Army did not supply push daggers to its men, commercial companies saw a need for such a weapon and started producing them for sale. Robbins of Dudley produced one of the first and most popular push daggers, along with a variety of other "fighting knives".
A few of the Robbins of Dudley knives are available today as reproductions, costing around £100 ($60).
In 1915 a Frenchman, Captain Andre Laffargue, published a pamphlet advocating infiltration of enemy trenches. The French did not take up his ideas, but gradually the British did, first using Canadian troops, who came to be known as the "storm troops of the British Empire".
The German Army had their own storm troopers, the Sturmtruppen. Their methods, developed by Willie Rohr, remain the pattern for modern infantry infiltration tactics.
Hi shiningirisheyes - as you say, horrible yet fascinating - there's no good way to die, but the clubs do seem particularly barbaric.
War is truly hell, having to come up with other ways to kill each other.
I did find this fascinating.
Hi rfmoran - "WW1 maven" - best thing anyone's said about me in a long time :D Gruesome certainly, but also up close and personal - not our usual image of WW1.
Another fascinating hub by our resident WWI maven. This hub illustrates how gruesome trench warfare became. Predator Drones can be gruesome too, but only the bad guys get hurt.
Hi Graham - the trench weapons do seem very brutal and make the war more horribly personal. Thanks for your comments, appreciated as always.
Hi Judi. As David says here trench warfare must have been horrific with these weapons. As always great research.
Hi David - yes, I suppose it made no difference if you were killed by the shell loaded by an unseen gunner or looked your killer in the eye, it was all dreadful.
Thanks for commenting, always great to hear from you.
As if the modern weapons weren't brutal enough. Trench warfare was a nasty business all the way round.


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[[Image:Destruction of Leviathan.png|right|250px|thumb|"Destruction of Leviathan". 1865 engraving by Gustave Doré.]] '''Leviathan''' ('''לִוְיָתָן''' "Twisted; coiled", Standard Hebrew '''Livyatan''', Tiberian Hebrew '''Liwyāṯān''') was a [[:Category:Biblical mythology|Biblical]] [[sea monster]] referred to in the Old Testament (Psalms 74:13-14; Book of Job 41; Isaiah 27:1). The word ''leviathan'' has become synonymous with any large monster or creature. In Modern Hebrew, it simply means "whale". ==Family== Scattered through the Prophets and Holy Writings (the two latter portions of the Hebrew Bible) are allusions to ancient myths whose origins may well be outside of the Judaic tradition- for instance the primordial combat between Yahweh and a monster variously named Leviathan, Rahab, or simply Dragon. A Canaanite poem from Ras Shamra (ancient Ugarit) in northern Syria records a battle between the god Baal and another monster called Leviathan. Hittite myths contain accounts of a battle between the weather god and the dragon Illuyankas, and the Babylonians told of a fight between their god Marduk and the monster Tiamat. The Leviathan was believed, by ancient people, to be the cause of solar eclipses. They believed that the sun was covered because the Leviathan used to eat it for that period of time. ==Judaism== The word "Leviathan" appears five times in the Bible: #Isaiah 27:1: "In that day the Lord with his sore and great and strong sword shall punish leviathan the piercing serpent, even leviathan that crooked serpent; and he shall slay the dragon that is in the sea." #Psalms 74:14: "Thou didst crush the heads of the Leviathan, thou didst give him for food to the desert people." #Psalms 104:25,26: "O Lord, how manifold thy works, in wisdom you have created them all. So is this great and wide sea... there go the ships and the Leviathan which you have created to play with"; #Book of Job 3:8 "Lo let the night be solitary, let no joyful cry be heard in it. Let them curse it who curse the day who are ready to awake the Leviathan"; #Book of Job 41:1-34: "Can you draw out a Leviathan with a hook or press down its tongue with a cord? Canst thou put a hook into his nose? or bore his jaw through with a bridle ring? Will he make many supplications to thee? Will he speak soft words to thee? Will he make a covenant with thee? To take him for thy servant forever? Will thou play with him as with a bird? Or wilt thou bind him for thy girls? Will the tradesmen heap up payment for him?... Lay thy hand upon him, thou will no more think of fighting. Behold the hope of him is in vain, shall not one be cast down even at the sight of him? None is so fierce that dare stir him up. who then is able to stand before me?...Who can open the doors of his face? His teeth are terrible round about. His scales are his pride, shut up together as with a close seal. One is near to the another, that no air can come between them. They are joined one to another, they stick together, that they cannot be sundered. By his [sneezing] a light doth shine, and his eyes are like the eyelids of morning. Out of his mouth go burning lamps, and sparks of fire leap out. Out of his nostrils goeth smoke, as out of a seething pot or caldron. His breath kindleth coals, and a flame goeth out of his mouth....His heart is as firms as stone; yea, as hard as a piece of the nether millstone....He esteemeth iron as straw, and brass as rotten wood. The arrow cannot make him flee: slingstones are turned with him into stubble....He maketh the deep to boil like a pot....he is a king over all the children of pride." The word Leviathan is also mentioned in Rashi's commentary on Genesis 1:21: "God created the '''great sea monsters''' - '''''Taninim'''''." Jastrow translates the word "Taninim" as a "sea monster, crocodile or large snake". Rashi comments: "According to legend this refers to the Leviathan and its mate. God created a male and female Leviathan, then killed the female and salted it for the righteous, for if the Leviathans were to procreate the world could not stand before them." In the Talmud, the Leviathan is mentioned a number of times: #Avoda Zara (3b): "Rav Yehuda says, there are twelve hours in a day. The first three hours God sits and learns the Torah, the second three hours he sits and judges the world. The third three hours God feeds the entire world... the fourth three hour period God plays with the Leviathan as it is written: "the Leviathan which you have created to play with". #Moed Katan (25b): "Rav Ashi said to Bar Kipok: what will be said at my funeral? He answered: "If a flame can fall a cedar, what hope does a small tree have? If a Leviathan can be hooked and hauled to land, what hope has a fish in a puddle?" The festival of Sukkot (Festival of Booths) concludes with a prayer recited upon leaving the ''sukkah'' (booth): "May it be your will, Lord our God and God of our forefathers, that just as I have fulfilled and dwelled in this sukkah, so may I merit in the coming year to dwell in ''the sukkah of the skin of Leviathan.'' Next year in Jerusalem." A commentary on this prayer in the ''Artscroll'' prayer-book (p. 725) adds: "The '''Leviathan was a monstrous fish''' created on the fifth day of Creation. Its story is related at length in the Talmud ''Baba Bathra 74b'', where it is told that the Leviathan will be slain and its flesh served as a feast to the righteous in [the] Time to Come, and its skin used to cover the tent where the banquet will take place." There is another religious hymn recited on the festival of Shavuot (celebrating the giving of the Torah), known as ''Akdamut'', wherein it says: "...The sport with the ''Leviathan'' and the ox (Behemoth)...When they will interlock with one another and engage in combat, with his horns the Behemoth will gore with strength, the fish [Leviathan] will leap to meet him with his fins, with power. Their Creator will approach them with his mighty sword [and slay them both]." Thus, "from the '''beautiful skin of the Leviathan''', God will construct canopies to shelter the righteous, who will eat the meat of the Behemoth [ox] and the Leviathan amid great joy and merriment, at a huge banquet that will be given for them." Some rabbinical commentators say these accounts are allegorical (''Artscroll'' siddur, p. 719), or symbolic of the end of conflict. Legend has it that in the banquet after the end of conflict, the carcass of the leviathan will be served as a meal, along with the [[behemoth]] and the [[ziz]]. Leviathan may also be interpreted as the sea itself, with its counterparts behemoth being the land and ziz being the air and space. Some scholars have interpreted Leviathan, and other references to the sea in the Old Testament, as highly metaphorical references to seafaring marauders who once terrorized the Kingdom of Israel. Others liken the mention to [[Tiamat]] and other similar monsters who represented the sea as a foe to the gods in [[mythology|myth]]s of nearby cultures. The Biblical references to Leviathan appear to have evolved from the Canaanite [[Baal]] cycle involving a confrontation between Hadad (Baal) and a seven headed sea monster named [[Lotan]]. Lotan is the Ugaritic orthograph for Hebrew Leviathan. Hadad defeats him. Bibilical references also resemble the Babylonian creation epic Enûma Elish in which the storm god [[Marduk]] slays his mother, the sea monster and goddess of chaos and creation [[Tiamat]] and creates the earth and sky from the two halves of her corpse. ==Christianity== The Christian interpretation of Leviathan is often considered to be a [[demon]] or natural monster associated with [[Satan]] or the [[Devil]], and held by some to be the same monster as [[Rahab]] ([[Isaiah]] 51:9). Some biblical scholars considered Leviathan to represent the pre-existent forces of chaos. In Psalm 74:13-14 it says "it was You who drove back the sea with Your might, who smashed the heads of the monsters in the waters; it was You who crushed the heads of Leviathan, who left him as food for the creatures of the wilderness. (JPS edition)" God drove back the waters of the pre-existent Earth (Genesis 1:2 "And the earth was formless and void, and darkness was over the surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was moving over the surface of the waters." ([NAS]) [[Image:Leviathan.jpg|right|200px|thumb|Picture of Leviathan often found in grimoires, by an unknown artist.]] Some interpreters suggest that Leviathan is a symbol of mankind in opposition to God, claiming that it and beasts mentioned in the books of Daniel and Revelation should be interpreted as metaphors. The word Leviathan to the ancient Jews became synonymous with that which warred against God's kingdom. This especially included nations warring against Israel such as Assyria and Egypt. (The Bible Knowledge Commentary, Old Testament,1985, SP Publications Inc.) Leviathan also appears in the Apocryphal Book of Enoch, giving the following description of this monster's origins there mentioned as being female, as opposed to the male Behemoth: :''And that day will two monsters be parted, one monster, a female named Leviathan in order to dwell in the abyss of the ocean over the fountains of water; and (the other), a male called Behemoth, which holds his chest in an invisible desert whose name is Dundayin, east of the garden of Eden.'' - 1 Enoch 60:7-8 Some interpreters suggest that Leviathan is a symbol of mankind in opposition to God, claiming that it and beasts mentioned in the books of Daniel and Revelation should be interpreted as metaphors. The usage of Leviathan in the Old Testament books (Isaiah 27:1) would seem to be a reference to a Semitic mythological beast mentioned in Ugaritic literature (of Ugarit, a city-state in North Syria). According to Canaanite myth, the Leviathan was an enemy of order in Creation and was slain by the Canaanite god Baal. The word Leviathan to the ancient Jews became synonymous with that which warred against God's kingdom. This especially included nations warring against Israel such as Assyria and Egypt. (The Bible Knowledge Commentary, Old Testament,1985, SP Publications Inc.) Leviathan is also sometimes said to have been of the order of Seraphim. According to the writings of [[Classification of demons#Michaelis' classification of demons|Father Sebastien Michaelis]], Balberith, a demon who allegedly possessed Sister Madeleine at Aix-en-Provence, obligingly told the priest not only the other devils possessing the nun, but added the special saints whose function was to oppose them. Leviathan was one devil that was named and was said to tempt men into committing sacrilege. Its adversary was said to be St. Peter. According to St. Thomas Aquinas, Leviathan is the demon of envy and the demon who is first in punishing the corresponding sinners. Some medieval authors, such as [[Collin de Plancy]] and [[Johann Weyer]], considered Leviathan to be Grand Admiral of the maritime regions of Hell. ==Satanism== In The Satanic Bible, subsequently the final section, the "Book of Leviathan", authored by [[Anton LaVey]], and according to most [[Satanism|Satanist]] groups, particularly LaVeyan Satanism, Leviathan is one of the "Four Crown Princes" and represents the number three, the color blue, man's carnal side and the human element chaos. There, Leviathan's element is water, water being that which human forms are primarily created of. This representing the unity of matter and anti-matter, chaos and order, yin with yang, and Leviathan's direction is west, west being used to represent chaos and disorder. ==Leviathan as an animal== In the book of Job, both [[Behemoth]] and Leviathan are listed alongside a number of other animals that are clearly mundane, such as goats, eagles, and hawks, leading many Christian scholars to surmise that Behemoth and Leviathan may also be mundane creatures. The animal most often proposed for Leviathan is the Nile crocodile. Like the Leviathan, the Nile crocodile is aquatic, scaly, and possesses fierce teeth. Job 41:18 states that Leviathan's eyes "are like the eyelids of the morning". Some have compared this verse to a crocodile's eyes, which rise out of the water before the rest of its head, invoking the image of the sun rising over the horizon. The major difficulty of this view is that in Job chapter 41 Leviathan is described as breathing fire like a [[dragon]]. Another difficulty is that the crocodile does not seem to fit the descriptions of Leviathan given in other Bible passages, e.g. it does not have multiple heads. Another theory, often cited by [[cryptozoology]], is that Leviathan was an aquatic reptile, such as a [[Plesiosaurus]]. During sea-faring's Golden Age, European sailors saw Leviathan as a gigantic whale-like sea monster, usually a [[sea serpent]], that devoured whole ships by swimming around the vessels so quickly as to create a whirlpool. ==Leviathan in literature== [[Image:Nelson_leviathan.jpg|thumb|right|250px|William Blake's painting ''The Spiritual Form of Nelson Guiding Leviathan'', in which the monster is a symbol of military sea-power controlled by Horatio Nelson]] ''Leviathan'' is the title of Thomas Hobbes' seminal work on the social contract and the creation of an ideal state - the Commonwealth. The term "Leviathan" is often used as a generic term for anything large and all consuming. Partly due to the influence of Herman Melville's classic, ''Moby-Dick'', the Leviathan has come to be associated by many with the sperm whale. An example of this is in Walt Disney's depiction of Pinocchio's being swallowed (''a la'' Jonah in the Bible) by Monstro, a sperm whale, despite the fact that in the original, Pinocchio was swallowed by a "Pesce-cane", translated as "dog-fish" or "shark". In his book, ''In Search of Prehistoric Survivors'', [[cryptozoologist]] Dr. Karl Shuker considers the Leviathan to be a myth inspired, at least in part, by sightings of a [[Mosasaur]]-type [[sea monster]]. Bernard Heuvelmans, in his book ''In the Wake of Sea Serpents'' (''Dans le sillage des monstres marins'') considered the entity to be of the "Marine centipede" type. According to a Pagan religion, the Leviathan is considered to be the guardian of the city of [[Atlantis]]. When the citizens of that world decided to go into hiding, they put the Leviathan under a sleeping spell unless something tried to get too close to or awaken the city, this way, it would not roam the waters, which would ultimately give away the location of their dwelling. In ''[[Paradise Lost]]'', John Milton uses the term Leviathan to describe the size and power of Satan. Leviathan is an element of the Illuminatus Trilogy by Robert Anton Wilson, the third book of which uses the beast's name as its title. In [[Clive Barker]]'s ''[[The Hellbound Heart]]'', the ruler of Hell is Leviathan. == See also == * [[Zahhak|Azhi Dahaka]] * [[Book of Revelation#The Beast from the Sea|The dragon in ''Revelation'']] * [[Jörmungandr]] * [[Lotan]] ==External links== *[http://www.bookofjob.org Putting God on Trial- The Biblical Book of Job] contains a major section on the literary use of Leviathan. *[http://www.sacred-texts.com/ane/enuma.htm Enuma Elish (Babylonian creation epic)] *[http://philologos.org/bpr/files/l006.htm Philologos concordance page] [[Category:Jewish mythology]] [[Category:Christian mythology]] [[Category:Biblical mythology]] [[Category:Demons]] [[Category:Sea and lake monsters]] [[Category:Water]] [[Category:Dragons]]
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Talen Caraway is the assistant manager of Wallace Harvest Foods. Talen and his wife Jessie and their two children moved to Wallace in June of 2017. "I grew up in a small town in Texas, so I'm used to small town life," he said "but to be surrounded by all the beauty that Wallace and the Pacific Northwest has to offer is unbelievable. Wallace has such strong small business and downtown merchant support. I am honored to try my best to maintain and improve it in order to keep Wallace a great place to visit and to raise a family."
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2022 Secretary
Valerie is long-time resident of the Silver Valley and is the owner of So Natural Val. She has been in business for over a decade but recently became "official" in 2021 to serve the Silver Valley Community by helping others seek natural wellness. She currently volunteers at the Wallace Visitors/Welcome Center as an official greeter to the travelers and residents of Wallace. She has volunteered her time in other community events and fundraisers over the past years and enjoys serving her community and helping others while promoting and collaborating with local businesses. Her family has strong roots in the mining industry of the Silver Valley with generations of underground miners.
Todd Howard
A third generation resident of Wallace, Todd continues his education career as the Wallace School District Superintendent. He has been in the education profession for over 20 years as a math/science teacher, coach, principal, and superintendent. He and his wife Jill have raised two children in the local community and realize the importance of a strong education system and supporting community. "It's a privilege to be an active member of the Wallace Chamber and our local school district. There are very few places that can offer the things found in this little rural Idaho town."
Emily Nelson
Emily was born and raised in the Silver Valley, returned home to the family-owned business "The Brooks Hotel" in downtown Wallace after studying internationally and practicing Architecture the past few years in Boise. Emily has been managing the Brooks and spear-heading all of the renovations since the later part of 2019. Growing up learning the history of the area, she was inspired by the town to be a wildland firefighter while she pursued her degree in Architecture. Now she uses her skill sets for design and marketing; celebrating the history and tourism in her hometown, Wallace.
Matt Sawyer
Matt is the Director of Marketing for Lookout Pass / Route of the Hiawatha. He currently serves on the Montana Ski Areas Association Marketing Committee, Pacific Northwest Ski Areas Association. Previous board experience includes extended stints on the Berkshires Visitors Bureau Board of Directors and marketing committee, SnoCountry – the voice of the mountains advisory board, Pennsylvania Ski Area Operators Association, National Wild Turkey Federation for the state of Massachuttes, board member and Massachuttes State Chapter president, PSIA East Division Pennsylvania Delegate representing Region.
Scott haney
Scott is an attorney, contractor, business owner and recent arrival to the Silver Valley. He, wife Gina and family relocated from here Central Texas in 2019. Together the Haney family own and operate Wallace's Silver Streak Zipline overlooking Wallace. Since purchasing the 220 plus acre property in 2019, Scott has expanded ziplining all year long and built the new SVR GAS bike park, set to open in Spring of 2022.
Cindy Lien
A former business owner in downtown Wallace (Valerie's Flowers) Cindy has been a long time volunteer for Chamber, Silver Valley and Wallace organizations, including playing a critical role in the Chamber's major fundraiser of the year, April's Craft Beer Pub Crawl, the December Paw Parade and August's Huckleberry Festival 5K Walk/Run.
Anita Price
Anita is a retired Virginia and Idaho Music teacher of 39 years and past owner of The Price Tag antique Store on Bank St. She now owns Past-Present Shoppe on 6th St. and participates greatly in Wallace's community. She has also subbed in Kellogg for over 12 years, been a member of the Lions club, Eastern Star, is on the 6th Street Theater Board and the Historic Wallace Marketing Group. She has been a Chamber board member for over 12 years, Past WBCA President and Chamber Vice President twice. Anita coordinated the Huckleberry Festival for 8 years and is the annual coordinator of the Wallace Home Town Christmas Festival that is sponsored by the Chamber and the HWMG held the first two weeks in December. She is highly supported by her wonderful, volunteer husband Jim Price of 55 years.
David DeRoos
David was born and raised in Wallace, Idaho. He moved to California in the 70's and returned to his hometown in 2006 to reside permanently. He is instrumental in the design and building of Silver Streak Zipline in Wallace. He was then owner/operator for the zipline. David was the owner/operator of Albi's Gem Bar & Restaurant for over 15 years. He is currently on the Wallace City Council and is the local bailiff for the Shoshone County Courthouse. He is married to Bonnie DeRoos and lives in Wallace with their two pups, Daisy & Helen. He looks forward to his time on the Wallace Chamber of Commerce Board.
Dave Copelan
Dave is an award winning writer and graphic artist. He and his wife Tammy have owned a home in Wallace since 2013 and moved here full time in 2014 from southern Nevada. Dave has had a decades' long career as a newspaperman, including owning his own senior citizen focused paper in Boulder City, Nevada. Rounding out his CV are stints as a hard-rock miner, bartender and long haul truck driver.


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Shares of Nordstrom, Inc. fell 1% in premarket trade Tuesday after the stock was downgraded to hold from buy at Stifel. The analysts said they believe holiday sales will be weaker than anticipated, which would also mean a "challenging start" to 2017. They cut their target price to $40 from $62. Nordstrom's anticipated sales weakness was a result of poor sales across retail in general, the analysts wrote. "We believe that the highly competitive environment for retail is pressuring traffic, sales and margins, and we do not anticipate this trend to abate in the near term," the analysts wrote. The analysts said they have a favorable outlook for the retailer long term, but the current share price already reflects that. The analysts lowered their fourth-quarter 2016 EPS estimate to $1.13 from $1.18. Shares of Nordstrom have fallen 17% in the past three months, compared to the S&P 500's gain of 7%.
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What is the best/easiest way to connect a 2TB Time Machine to an Optimum (cable company) Smart Router?
Run an ethernet cable from a LAN port on the Optimum device to the WAN port (the one closest to the power cable) on the Time Capsule. Then use Airport Utility to put the Time Capsule in "bridge mode". Then use the Time Capsule for all your wired and wireless connections.
Once this is setup you will probably need to unplug the Optimum device then power it back up so it recognizes the Time Capsule.
Thank you. Would the Time Capsule give me better speed/connection/range than the Optimum router? Or probably about the same?
The wired would be the same, but if you have the newer TC with AC wireless and some newer AC wireless client devices, then that should be better with wifi speeds that then Optimum router.


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Juan Llorens, en valenciano Joan Llorens (Valencia, ?- id, 1521) está considerado como el ideólogo y fundador de la revuelta de las Germanías de Valencia. Pretendía el establecimiento de una república. Con ello, los germanos exigían una ciudad libre, exclusivamente gobernada por la justicia popular.

Agermanado del gremio de los pelaires de Valencia, su objetivo era reivindicar activamente la restauración del monopolio gremial en la manufactura textil. Dirigió el movimiento revolucionario (1519-1520) de los gremios contra la aristocracia urbana. Formaba parte de la burguesía local de la ciudad de Valencia y actuó como el primer líder de la Junta de los Trece.

A su muerte, el carácter moderado de la revuelta se sustituyó por uno más radical y bélico, capitaneado por Vicente Peris. En este proceso, la revuelta adopta una evolución ideológica, desde un carácter reivindicador político y comercial de la burguesía local, a una revolución de clases generalizada a todo el Reino de Valencia.

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I finished 5 pounds of dog hair/Shetland. Still have more to do, but I need to fill the racks for the show in Schaumberg and a few smaller orders before I get back to it. I have been spinning supercoils almost exclusively, since they sold out in Pasadena. I have done a few fall shades (on the right) and hope to get a few skeins of the Medieval collar yarn spun. If it is black, it will sell. The orders are for white and black supercoils. I need more time!


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