According to foreign media reports, Lithos Energy announced the launch of a fourth-generation high pressure liquid-cooled battery pack, which can provide higher Energy density, higher safety and fast mass production.Lithos fourth-generation battery technology is now being used in Lithos's latest high-voltage battery pack.The technology is a significant improvement over previous technologies, with a 23% increase in energy compared to previous generations of batteries.
The new technology also improves battery safety and reliability.Its advanced design features passive transmission to prevent runaway heat, and a redesigned liquid cooling system to improve the thermal stability of the entire battery pack and extend its life.
Copper is used to connect the parts of the battery together, while improving the battery's thermal management function. Peak current pulses can last longer, and voltage sag is less, which improves vehicle performance.In addition, the company's proprietary battery packaging technology enables its battery pack to provide leading power density (up to 2000W/kg) or energy density (up to 215Wh/kg).
The new technology is currently used in Lithos's high-voltage battery line and provides four standard shape factors with different high-energy and high-power numerical values.All Lithos Energy batteries are designed and assembled at the company's California facility.


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Light - what is it?
Light is Light esteemed on its own & encompasses the Duality of the Ying-Yang concepts. Ying-Yang washes away the "good & evil" of human actions with perception of the Read (like colors juxtaposed). Many people are familiar with the "Dark" side. To accept "life force" through the filter of conditional and finite human belief systems like "money" is not of God. If life force is equated to money in actuality;- most human activity would stop and halt if it were an absolute fact of existence.
Human Light with God = God's Light, Divine Light, Okiyome (JP), Heilstrom(De).
Some religions consider "distributing light" the same as blessing objects, food, living beings with an extra dose of God's source energy. it can become more obscure with occult pendants/talismans with "Alien technology", Guardian angel, other "hired" angels, guiding Pleiadians (or other ET), or a deceased spirit of a prior member/spiritualist as claims.
Highly desired: Find a donation based teacher or "free" access to teachings and do book research.
Undesired: Entrapments and disruption from Light based organizations/cults and spiritualists cause by social pressure of giving donations.
Light is "assumed" to be given when a person develops the attribute of unconditional love further.
However, part of the teaching that runs consistent is that there are False Teachers.
These "False Teachers" are the organizations and sects of spiritualists and religions who attempt to pilfer the pockets of their students. This seems to be more prevalent in Euro-centric countries and traditions that don't have "free" monastery based educational & boarding systems.
Charging for Light service/ learning and demanding donations is considered to be on the same plane as the martial arts fopas to 'charge' for lessons;- lending itself to corruption of an influx of money and glitz that stems from perpetuators of crime. This is regardless of what God lets humans do.
To stay on the path of light, is regardless of the social constructs of Human social systems;- difficult indeed. God, does not force us to be part of the Divine energy source. It is part of God's plan, to allow us to remain flawed in our sins and die. Asking forgiveness is possible. Transcending the limitations of this existence remains in our abilities to navigate the asteroid belt of dark matters that others put in our path.


We continue What's in a Name with Skimlinks, Peanut Butter and Sumo Logic.
Specializes in: Helping employers attract and retain talent by administering company contributions toward employee student loans.
Was this the original name? Yes. Remember when you were in college and all you could afford to eat was a Peanut Butter sandwich? That's it. We also think that student loan repayment is such a unique benefit that it will entice employees to "stick" around.
Who named the company? My wife, Jen Ryley. We registered peanutbutter.me, but later changed the main company domain to getpeanutbutter.com. We're pretty happy here, but perhaps one day we'll be able to convince Hormel and Skippy to sell us peanutbutter.com.
How and why did the company take on this name? First because it's fun and makes people smile. Our mission is to make employers heroes for paying down their employees' student loans. For companies that provide a great workplace (the bread), and employees that make it sweet (the jelly), we help everything stick together (the peanut butter).
What tech company names do you envy? Google. Pretty cool when your name becomes a verb in common vernacular. We also get a kick out of the extra "o"s they put in the name to show you have lots of search results.
Specializes in: Making it easy for publishers and advertisers to measure and monetize commerce-related content.
Was this the original name? Skimlinks has its roots in Skimbit, a social shopping site. Co-founders Alicia Navarro and Joe Stepniewski pivoted the company in 2007 when they realized it was the monetization technique they'd invented for their own use that customers and investors were most excited by.
How and why did the company take on this name? The original company name, Skimbit, was named this because it skimmed the best bits of the sites you liked to create collections of products you were considering buying. So each option was a "skimbit." When we pivoted to become a monetization technology, we codenamed it "Skimlinks" and it ended up sticking.
We've embraced it because it is still relevant for what we do now: Skimlinks rewards publishers for any e-commerce they drive by automatically turning product links and references in their content into trackable affiliate links. Skimlinks skims content on a page and whenever a user clicks on a product 'link' we can affiliate across our network of 20,000+ merchants, we make sure the publisher earns a commission on the sale automatically.
What tech company names do you envy? Evernote. Percolate. Moo. Memorable and fun to say.
Specializes in: Sumo Logic's secure, cloud-native, data analytics service turns machine data into real-time continuous intelligence, providing customers with full-stack visibility, analytics and insights to build, run and secure their modern applications and cloud infrastructures.
Has this been the company name since it was founded? Yes.
Who named the company? Sumo Logic is named after our CTO and co-founder Christian Beedgen's dog, a rescue dog he was fostering but couldn't manage to give back.
How and why did the company take on this name? When you think of sumos, they're not just big, but they're extremely nimble. Our co-founders thought Sumo Logic fit well together given the word associations with sumos and given the fact that machine data is the original big data.


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The best-selling small car in Germany in the 2010s: VW up!
Microcars are a car - vehicle class , the dimensions of the still under the small car settled and the vehicle segments of the European Commission as the A segment is called. The Federal Motor Transport Authority refers to passenger cars that it classifies as being below the size of small cars as minis . Very similar vehicles , but with a precise limitation of size and performance, are the Japanese kei cars , which are tax-privileged there.
2 Cooperations and Platform Strategy
2.1 Small car twins or triplets
3 small cars on the market
3.1 Aston Martin
3.2 Chevrolet
3.3 Daihatsu
3.4 Daimler AG
3.5 Fiat
3.6 Ford
3.7 Honda
3.8 Hyundai / Kia
3.9 Mitsubishi
3.10 Opel / Vauxhall
3.11 PPE
3.12 Renault-Nissan
3.13 Subaru
3.14 Suzuki
3.15 Tata
3.16 Toyota
3.17 Volkswagen AG
4 models
5 new registrations in Germany
7 individual evidence
Zündapp Janus from 1956
Fiat 500 F (from 1957)
Small cars as a separate vehicle class were defined in the early 1990s, although four-seaters of this size had already existed before that, for example Fiat 500 and Mini (both shorter than 3.1 m).
The small car appeals to those people who are looking for an inexpensive vehicle for short and medium distances that does not need to be suitable for traveling and family. There are now different orientations of size within the class of the small cars.
The Roller Mobile European post-war period are attributable also to the microcar from today's perspective, were in West Germany but partly as a small car called. In the GDR, on the other hand, scooter mobiles and other mini cars were already referred to as small cars back then and, as is customary today, small cars were distinguished from them. At that time, small cars had, among other things, a displacement of no more than 0.45 liters. The engine power and weight of today's small cars are greater than those of the small cars of that time.
Cooperations and platform strategy
Many manufacturers produce small cars with partners in order to keep the price level expected by the customer. For manufacturers with multiple brands, badge engineering or a platform strategy offer an alternative way of limiting costs.
Microcar twins or triplets
Small car with only a few changes to the body, mostly just badge engineering :
Aston Martin Cygnet and Toyota iQ
Citroën C-ZERO, Peugeot iOn and Mitsubishi i-MiEV
Citroën C1 (1st gen.), Peugeot 107 and Toyota Aygo (1st gen.)
Citroën C1 (2nd gen.), Peugeot 108 and Toyota Aygo (2nd gen.)
Daihatsu Mira / Cuore and Subaru Pleo (2nd gen.)
Daihatsu Sirion (2nd gen.) And Subaru Justy (4th gen.)
Seat Arosa and VW Lupo
Seat Mii, Škoda Citigo and VW up!
Suzuki Alto, Maruti A-Star, Mazda Carol and Nissan Pixo
Suzuki MR Wagon, Maruti Zen Estilo and Nissan Moco
Suzuki Splash (1st gen.), Opel Agila (2nd gen.) And Vauxhall Agila (2nd gen.)
Small cars on the same platform with an independent body:
Fiat 500, Lancia Ypsilon and Ford Ka (2nd gen.)
Hyundai i10 and Kia Picanto
Smart ForFour (1st gen.) And Mitsubishi Colt (6th gen.)
Smart ForFour (2nd gen.) And Renault Twingo (3rd gen.)
Opel Karl and Chevrolet Spark
Small cars on the market
Luxurious interior of the Aston Martin Cygnet
From 2011 to 2013, the British sports car manufacturer Aston Martin offered the Cygnet, a small car based on the Toyota iQ . The car is optically adapted to the design of Aston Martin and has also been equipped with a higher-quality interior. A side effect of the introduction was a significantly reduced fleet consumption . With a list price in Germany of € 37,995, the smallest model from Aston Martin was priced well above the other models in its segment.
Chevrolet has the Chevrolet Spark, made in South Korea , on offer as a real microcar .
The Japanese manufacturer Daihatsu had downright specialized in small and micro cars. Daihatsu was also the only manufacturer to offer "real" kei cars in Germany, albeit with a larger engine. In Germany, Daihatsu was last present with the "normal" small car Cuore , a few years earlier also with the micro-coupé Copen and the retro- designed Trevis . On January 31, 2013, Daihatsu stopped selling new cars in Europe.
Daimler AG
Under the Smart brand (since 1998, model change in 2007 and 2014), Daimler offers the shortest of the small cars in Germany. The Smart Fortwo is a two-seater with a length of almost 2.7 meters. Due to its large width, the vehicle is not considered a kei car in Japan; there was a slightly modified version of the first generation. The five-door Forfour , which shares the platform with the third-generation Renault Twingo , has also been available since 2014 . Since 2019, Smart has only produced vehicles with electric drives.
Fiat offers the retro vehicle Fiat 500 and the Fiat Panda as miniature cars , both of which are, however, significantly larger than the small rear-engined models built into the 1990s and the first generation of the Panda, which was still considered a small car at the time .
The first-generation Ford Ka, available from 1996, was one of the oldest small cars on the German market before it was replaced. The second generation of models (technically related to the Fiat 500 ) has been available in Germany since February 2009 . From 2016 to 2020, Ford sold the third generation of the subcompact under the name Ford Ka +. Since then, Ford has not offered a vehicle in this class.
The Honda Life is not offered in Europe, but is more like a microvan .
With the Hyundai i10, launched in 2008 and the Kia Picanto , the second generation of which appeared in 2011, both brands offer independently developed microcars.
Mitsubishi offers the Mitsubishi i-MiEV electric car in this class. In Japan the Mitsubishi i is also available with a combustion engine.
From 2013 to 2019, Opel offered the Opel Adam as a small car. In mid-2015, the Opel Karl replaced the predecessor Opel Agila, which was identical to the Suzuki Splash . The Agila was designed as a microvan , while the Karl had a lower vehicle height. With the Opel Adam, the focus was on design, with the Karl, however, a low price was important. In Great Britain the models were offered as Vauxhall Adam and Vauxhall Viva (Opel Karl). In May 2019 the production of Adam and a month later that of Karl was discontinued.
Peugeot / Citroën has offered the Peugeot 107 or 108 and the Citroën C1 since 2005 . The vehicles are identical to the Toyota Aygo . Body shapes with three or five doors are available, with an exterior length of around 3.43 meters being relatively short for a five-door mini car. Models with a soft top have also been available since 2014. Another car in this vehicle class was the Citroën C2 , which was produced from 2003 to 2009 and was only available as a three-door . As a microvan , Peugeot manufactured the 1007 from 2005 to 2009 , which attracted attention with its electrically operated sliding doors.
Renault-Nissan
The first generation Renault Twingo was already available from 1993. In 2007 there was a model change. From mid-2009 to October 2013, Nissan produced the Pixo as a representative of the small cars. The vehicle was identical to the Suzuki Alto , which was manufactured from 2009 to 2015.
The Subaru R1 and R2 models are kei cars ; they are not offered in Europe.
In Japan, Suzuki offers a wide range of small cars. In Europe, the Microvan Suzuki Splash (identical to the Opel Agila ) was available from 2008 to 2014 and the slightly smaller Alto from 2009 to 2015 . Since 2014, Suzuki has offered the Celerio in Europe, which is intended to replace both the Splash and the Alto.
The Indian manufacturer Tata Motors has presented the Tata Nano, an extremely inexpensive vehicle for its home market , a four-seater only 3.10 meters long. The vehicle is not without controversy because it does not have any safety devices. In order to enable export according to EU directives, a comprehensively modified version with a driver airbag and reinforced body is planned for the European market.
Toyota Aygo (from 2018)
The Toyota Aygo is a joint development with PSA. Although it comes from a Japanese manufacturer, the vehicle is 2.5 cm (until 2014) or 6.5 cm (since 2014) too long as a kei car . From 2009 to 2014 the 3 + 1-seater Toyota iQ was available on the German market.
The Volkswagen AG is present in the class of mini-cars since 1997, first with the Seat Arosa , on the one year later the identical VW Lupo followed. The Arosa ran out in 2004 without a successor. In 2005 the production of the Lupo was also stopped. This was followed by the VW Fox , which is very large for this class , and which also fell far short of the high sales figures customary for VW in Europe. The successor to the VW up! produced together with the Škoda Citigo and Seat Mii based on the same floor pan in Bratislava . The models of the platform known as the New Small Family received a facelift in 2017 and 2019.
See category: Small Cars
New registrations in Germany
For figures on the annual new registrations of passenger cars in the Minis segment in Germany according to statistics from the Federal Motor Transport Authority , see the list of new passenger car registrations in Germany by segments and model series # Minis .
Light vehicle
Scooter mobile
↑ Car prices within the European Union at 1 January 2011. (PDF) European Commission , 26 July 2011, accessed on 8 February 2015 .
↑ New registrations in February 2010 by segment and model series (PDF; 41 kB)
↑ Construction trends in micro and small car construction. In: Motor vehicle technology 1/1956, pp. 11–15.
↑ PSA is planning new cheap cars
Car segments of the Federal Motor Transport Authority
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Hindupur, Sravanth K, Meera Saxena, Shubham Pandey, Gopalkrishnashetty Sravan, Namrata Heda, M Kumar, Geetashree Mukherjee, Devaveena Dey, and Annapoorni Rangarajan. 2014. "Identification Of A Novel Ampk-Pea15 Axis In The Anoikis-Resistant Growth Of Mammary Cells". Breast Cancer Research 16: 420. http://dx.doi.org/10.1186/s13058-014-0420-z.
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November is here and so the fall is in full swing. The cooler temperatures are so nice. The 11th is Veterans Day and we will observe the Veterans. I will be going to Dallas to help with theTexas Mission of Mercy Dental program. We will be treating Veterans and their families. This is a two day event and we will see over 600 patients.
Again, this year we will be hosting the City Wide Thanksgiving Service on Monday, November 19th at 6:30pm. We will recieve an offering for Meals on Wheels.
We will also have a banquet on Saturday November 17th, for our 22 Year Anniversary. Now that the Mid-term Elections have come, be praying for the President and those in Authority and for our Nation. 2 Tim. 2:1-4.


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"I think probably the thing that I am most proud of is that I was able to hang in there long enough to win a couple of Super Bowls."
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(Stanford)...6'3'', 215...John Albert Elway. . .First overall pick of 1983 draft by Colts, traded to Broncos. . .Led Denver to record 47 fourth quarter comebacks. . .NFL's Most Valuable Player, 1987. . .Named All-Pro, 1987, second-team All-NFL three times. . .All-AFC four times. . .Elected to nine Pro Bowls. . .Career stats: 51,475 yards, 300 touchdowns. . .Started five Super Bowls. . .MVP, Super Bowl XXXIII. . .Born June 28, 1960, in Port Angeles, Washington.
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"I don't know if I like being the sentimental favorite," John Elway told reporters prior to Super Bowl XXXII. "There are a lot of people who might not get another chance to win a Super Bowl, not just me." By the end of what many observers have called the greatest Super Bowl game ever played, thousands of fans in San Diego's Qualcomm Stadium were chanting "Elway, Elway, Elway."
In almost storybook-like fashion, the veteran quarterback directed his team to a 31-24 victory over the heavily favored Green Bay Packers. It was Denver's first Super Bowl victory. Elway would go on to lead his team to a second Super Bowl win a year later, capturing game Most Valuable Player honors in the process.
A first-round draft choice of the Baltimore Colts in 1983, Elway was immediately traded to the Broncos for two veteran players and a 1984 first-round pick. As the Broncos signal caller, Elway almost at once became one of the most feared quarterbacks in the league. From 1983 through 1998, he led his team to five victories in six AFC championship games and two Super Bowl wins. Elway's record 47 fourth quarter game-winning or game-tying drives are legendary. In the 1986 AFC title game, Elway engineered a 98-yard come-from-behind touchdown drive to tie the Cleveland Browns and send the game into overtime. The Broncos went on to win 23-20. Today, the Elway-led fourth-quarter rally is simply referred to as "The Drive."
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John Elway's Stats
1983 Denver
Additional Career Statistics: Receiving: 3-61, 1 TD; Punting: 7-253, 36.1 Avg; 2-Point Conversions: 1
John Elway's Championship Games
1986 AFC - Denver Broncos 23, Cleveland Browns 20 (OT)
Elway started at quarterback. He completed 22 of 38 passes for 244 yards, one touchdown and one interception. He also had four rushes for 56 yards, and one punt for 19 yards.
1987 AFC - Denver Broncos 38, Cleveland Browns 33
Elway started at quarterback. He completed 14 of 26 passes for 281 yards, three touchdowns and one interception. He also had 11 rushes for 36 yards, and one punt for 18 yards.
Elway started at quarterback. He completed 20 of 36 passes for 385 yards and three touchdowns. He also had five rushes for 39 yards.
1991 AFC - Buffalo Bills 10, Denver Broncos 7
Elway started at quarterback. He completed 11 of 21 passes for 121 yards and one interception. He also had four rushes for 10 yards.
1997 AFC - Denver Broncos 24, Pittsburgh Steelers 21
Elway started at quarterback. He completed 18 of 31 passes for 210 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception. He also had two rushes for 9 yards.
1998 AFC - Denver Broncos 23, New York Jets 10
Elway started at quarterback. He completed 13 of 34 passes for 173 yards, one touchdown, and no interceptions. He also had three rushes for 13 yards.
Super Bowl XXI- New York Giants 39, Denver Broncos 20
Elway started at quarterback. He completed 22 of 37 passes for 304 yards, one touchdown, and one interception. He was also the team's leading rusher with six attempts for 27 yards and one touchdown.
Super Bowl XXII - Washington Redskins 42, Denver Broncos 10
Elway started at quarterback. He completed 14 of 38 passes for 257 yards, one touchdown and three interceptions. He also had three rushes for 32 yards.
Super Bowl XXIV - San Francisco 49ers 55, Denver Broncos 10
Elway started at quarterback. He completed 10 of 26 passes for 108 yards and two interceptions. He also had four rushes for eight yards, and one touchdown.
Super Bowl XXXII - Denver Broncos 31, Green Bay Packers 24
Elway started at quarterback. He completed 12 of 22 passes for 123 yards and one interception. He also had five rushes for 17 yards and one touchdown.
Super Bowl XXXIII - Denver Broncos 34, Atlanta Falcons 19
Elway started at quarterback. He completed 18 of 29 passes for 336 yards, one touchdown and one interception. He also had three rushes for two yards and one touchdown. Elway was named Most Valuable Player of the Game.
John Elway's Career Highlights
All-Pro: 1987 (NEA, SN)
All-Pro Second Team: 1987 (AP), 1993 (AP), 1996 (AP)
All-AFC: 1987 (UPI, PW), 1993 (UPI, PW), 1996 (UPI, PW), 1997 (PW)
All-AFC Second Team: 1986 (UPI)
(9) - 1987, 1988, 1990*, 1992*, 1994, 1995, 1997*, 1998*, 1999
At time of his retirement following 1998 season
• [1st] Most Times Sacked, Career - 516
• [2nd] Most Passes Attempted, Career - 7,250
• [2nd] Most Passes Completed, Career - 4,123
• [2nd] Most Passing Yards, Career - 51,475
• [2nd] Most Seasons 3,000 Yards or More Passing - 12
• [3rd] Most Touchdown Passes, Career - 300
• [3rd] Most Fumbles, Career - 137
• [1st] Most Passes Attempted, Career - 152
• [1st] Most Passes Intercepted, Career - 8
• [Tied for 1st] Most Fumbles Recovered, Career - 2
• [2nd] Most Passing Yards, Career - 1,128
• [Tied for 2nd] Most Games - 5
• [Tied for 2nd] Longest Pass Completion - 80 (to Rod Smith, Super Bowl XXXIII)
• [Tied for 2nd] Most Fumbles, Game - 2 (Super Bowl XXIV)
• [3rd] Most Passes Completed, Career - 76
• [3rd] Most Passing Yards, Game - 336 (Super Bowl XXXIII)
• [Tied for 3rd] Most Points, Career - 24
• [Tied for 3rd] Most Fumbles, Career - 3
Post-Season Records
• [2nd] Most Passes Attempted, Career - 651
• [2nd] Most Fumbles, Career - 14
• [2nd] Most Own Fumble Recoveries, Career - 7
• [3rd] Most Passes Completed, Career - 355
• [Tied for 3rd] Most Gamer 300 or More Yards Passing - 4
• [3rd] Most Touchdown Passes, Career - 27
• [3rd] Most Consecutive Games with Touchdown Pass - 9 (1984-1989)
Broncos' records held by Elway at the time of his retirement following the 1998 season
• [1st] Most Seasons - 16
• [1st] Most Games Played, Career - 234
• [1st] Most Games Started, Career - 231
• [1st] Most Total Plays, Career - 8,662
• [1st] Most Total Plays, Season - 656 (1985)
• [1st] Most Total Plays, Game - 64 (at Green Bay, Oct. 10, 1993)
• [1st] Most Yards Total Offense, Career - 54,882
• [1st] Most Yards Total Offense, Season - 4,183 (1993)
• [1st] Most Yards Passing, Career - 51,475
• [1st] Most Yards Passing, Season - 4,030 (1993)
• [1st] Most Yards Passing as a Rookie, Game - 345 (vs. Baltimore Colts, Dec. 11, 1983)
• [1st] Most Passes Attempted, Career - 7,250
• [1st] Most Passes Attempted, Season - 605 (1985)
• [1st] Most Passes Attempted, Game - 59 (at Green Bay, Oct. 10, 1993)
• [1st] Most Passes Attempted as a Rookie, Season - 259 (1983)
• [1st] Most Passes Attempted as a Rookie, Game - 44 (vs. Baltimore Colts, Dec. 11, 1983)
• [1st] Most Passes Completed, Career - 4,123
• [1st] Most Passes Completed, Season - 348 (1993)
• [1st] Most Passes Completed, Game - 36 (vs. San Diego, Sept. 4, 1994)
• [1st] Most Passes Complete as a Rookie, Season - 123 (1983)
• [1st] Most Passes Completed as a Rookie, Game - 23 (vs. Baltimore Colts, Dec. 11, 1983)
• [1st] Best Passing Completion Percentage, Season - .632 (1983)
• [1st] Most Touchdown Passes, Career - 300
• [1st] Most Touchdown Passes, Season - 27 (1997)
• [1st] Most Touchdown Passes, Game - 5 (vs. Minnesota, Nov. 18, 1984)
• [1st] Most Interceptions, Career - 226
• [1st] Highest Passer Rating, Career - 79.9
• [1st] Highest Passer Rating, Season - 93.0 (1998)
• [1st] Most Consecutive Games with Passing Touchdown - 15 (1995-1996)
• [1st] Longest Non-Scoring Pass Completed - 86 (to Vance Johnson, vs. L.A. Raiders, Sept. 26, 1988)
• [Tied for 1st] Most Touchdown Passes as a Rookie, Game - 4 (vs. Baltimore Colts, Dec. 11, 1983)
• [Tied for 1st] Most Interceptions as a Rookie, Season - 14 (1983)
• [2nd] Most Total Plays, Season - 605 (1995)
• [2nd] Most Yards Total Offense, Season - 4,146 (1995)
• [2nd] Most Yards Passing, Season - 3,970 (1995)
• [2nd] Most Yards Passing as Rookie, Season - 1,663 (1983)
• [2nd] Most Passes Attempted, Season - 551 (1993)
• [2nd] Most Passes Completed, Season - 327 (1985)
• [2nd] Best Passing Completion Percentage, Game - .917 (at L.A. Raiders, Nov. 2, 1986)
• [2nd] Most Touchdown Passes, Season - 26 (1995, 1996)
• [2nd] Best Interception Avoidance, Season - .018 (1993)
• [2nd] Best Average Gain Per Completion, Game - 33.00 (at Cleveland, Oct. 1, 1989)
• [2nd] Highest Passer Rating, Season - 92.8 (1993)
• [2nd] Most Consecutive Games with Passing Touchdown - 13 (1985-1986)
• [Tied for 2nd] Most Interceptions as a Rookie, Game - 4 (at Kansas City, Dec. 18, 1983)
• [3rd] Most Total Plays, Season - 595 (1993)
• [3rd] Most Yards Total Offense - 4,144 (1985)
• [3rd] Most Yards Total Offense, Game - 432 (at Seattle, Dec. 20, 1985)
• [3rd] Most Yards Passing, Season - 3,891 (1985)
• [3rd] Most Yards Passing, Game - 432 (at Seattle, Dec. 20, 1985)
• [3rd] Most Passes Attempted, Season - 542 (1995)
• [3rd] Most Passes Completed, Season - 316 (1995)
• [3rd] Most Passes Completed, Game - 33 (at Green Bay, Oct. 10, 1993)
• [3rd] Most Touchdown Passes, Season - 25 (1993)
• [3rd] Most Touchdown Passes as a Rookie, Season - 7 (1983)
• [3rd] Most Interceptions, Season - 23 (1985)
• [3rd] Best Interception Avoidance, Career - .031
• [3rd] Best Interception Avoidance, Season - .020 (1994)
• [3rd] Highest Passer Rating as a Rookie, Season - 54.9 (1983)
• [3rd] Most Consecutive Games with Passing Touchdown - 12 (1992-1993)
• [3rd] Longest Non-Scoring Pass Completed - 78 (to Rod Smith, vs. Kansas City, Aug. 31, 1997)
• [Tied for 3rd] Most Touchdown Passes, Game - 4 (several times)
• [1st] Most Post-Season Games, Career - 22
• [1st] Most Post-Season Starts, Career - 21
• [1st] Most Total Plays, Career - 752
• [1st] Most Total Plays, Game - 52 (at L.A. Raiders, Jan. 9, 1994)
• [1st] Most Yards Total Offense, Career - 5,425
• [1st] Most Yards Total Offence, Game - 424 (vs. Cleveland, Jan. 14, 1990)
• [1st] Best Average Gain Per Play, Game - 10.56 (vs. Atlanta, Super Bowl XXXIII)
• [1st] Most Passes Attempted, Game - 47 (at L.A. Raiders, Jan. 9, 1994)
• [1st] Most Passes Completed, Career - 355
• [1st] Most Passes Completed, Game - 29 (at L.A. Raiders, Jan. 9, 1994)
• [1st] Most Yards Passing, Career - 4,964
• [1st] Most Yards Passing, Game - 385 (vs. Cleveland, Jan. 14, 1990)
• [1st] Most Touchdown Passes, Career - 27
• [1st] Most Touchdown Passes, Game - 3 (at L.A. Raiders, Jan. 9, 1994; vs. Cleveland, Jan. 14, 1990; vs. Cleveland, Jan. 17, 1988)
• [1st] Longest Pass Completion - 80 (to Rod Smith, vs. Atlanta, Super Bowl XXXIII; to Mark Jackson, vs. Cleveland, Jan. 17, 1988)
• [1st] Most Interceptions, Career - 21
• [2nd] Most Total Plays, Game - 43 (vs. Jacksonville, Jan. 4, 1997; vs. N.Y. Giants, Super Bowl XXVI)
• [2nd] Most Yards Total Offense, Game - 338 (vs. Atlanta, Super Bowl XXXIII)
• [2nd] Best Average Gain Per Play, Game - 10.34 (vs. Cleveland, Jan. 14, 1990)
• [2nd] Most Rushing Yards, Career - 461
• [2nd] Most Rushing Touchdowns, Career - 3
• [2nd] Most Passes Attempted, Game - 38 (vs. Jacksonville, Jan. 4, 1997; vs. Washington, Super Bowl XXVII; at Cleveland, Jan. 11, 1987)
• [2nd] Most Passes Completed, Game - 25 (vs. Jacksonville, Jan. 4, 1997)
• [2nd] Most Yards Passing, Game - 336 (vs. Atlanta, Super Bowl XXXII)
• [2nd] Most Interceptions Thrown, Game - 3 (vs. Washington, Super Bowl XXVII)
• [2nd] Best Average Gain Per Passing Attempt, Career - 7.63
• [2nd] Best Average Gain Per Passing Completion, Career - 13.98
• [2nd] Highest Passer Rating, Career - 79.7
• [2nd] Most Touchdowns Scored, Career - 6
• [Tied for 2nd] Most Touchdown Passes, Game - 2 (at Pittsburgh, Jan. 11, 1998; vs. Jacksonville, Jan. 4, 1997; vs. Houston, Jan. 10, 1988; Pittsburgh, Dec. 30, 1984)
• [3rd] Most Total Plays, Game - 42 (at Cleveland, Jan. 11, 1987)
• [3rd] Most Yards Total Offense, Game - 331 (vs. N.Y. Giants, Super Bowl XXVI)
• [3rd] Best Average Gain Per Play, Career - 7.21
• [3rd] Most Rushing Attempts, Career - 94
• [3rd] Best Average Gain Per Rush, Career - 4.9
• [3rd] Most Passes Attempted, Game - 37 (vs. N.Y. Giants, Super Bowl XXVI; vs. Pittsburgh, Dec. 30, 1984)
• [3rd] Most Passes Completed, Game - 22 (vs. N.Y. Giants, Super Bowl XXVI; at Cleveland, Jan. 11, 1987
• [3rd] Best Passing Completion Percentage, Career - .545
• [3rd] Best Passing Completion Percentage, Game - .667 (vs. Jacksonville, Jan. 4, 1997; vs. Seattle, 12/24/83)
• [3rd] Most Yards Passing, Career - 304 (vs. N.Y. Giants, Super Bowl XXVI)
• [3rd] Most Interceptions Thrown, Game - 2 (vs. San Francisco, Super Bowl XXIV; vs. New England, Jan. 4, 1987; vs. Pittsburgh, Dec. 30, 1984)
• [3rd] Best Interception Avoidance Percentage, Career - .032
• [3rd] Longest Pass Completion - 70t (to Michael Young, vs. Cleveland, Jan. 14, 1990)
AFC Statistical Championships
Passing Titles: 1993, 1996
Passing Touchdown Leader: 1993
Passing Titles: 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998
Passing Touchdown Leader: 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998
1990s All-Decade Team
1987 NFL MVP/Player of the Year (AP)
1987 AFC Offensive MVP/Player of the Year (UPI)
Super Bowl XXXIII MVP
1983 Denver Broncos 9 7 0 (3rd)
1984 Denver Broncos 13 3 0 (1st)
1985 Denver Broncos 11 5 0 (2nd)
1988 Denver Broncos 8 8 0 (2nd)
1990 Denver Broncos 5 11 0 (5th)
1994 Denver Broncos 7 9 0 (4th)
John Elway's Career Capsule
Full Name: John Albert Elway
Birthplace: Port Angeles, Washington
High School: Granada Hills (Los Angeles, CA)
Elected to Pro Football Hall of Fame: January, 31, 2004
Presenter: Jessica Elway, John's daughter
Other Members of Class of 2004: Bob Brown, Carl Eller, Barry Sanders
Drafted: 1st round (1st overall) in 1983 by Baltimore Colts
Transactions: May 2, 1983 -- Elway was traded by Colts to Broncos in exchange for QB Mark Herrman, OL Chris Hinton, and 1st round pick in 1984 draft (G Ron Solt, G, Maryland, 19th overall).
John Elway Enshrinement speech
Jessica Elway (presenter):
Thank you, Mr. Berman; thanks, everyone. It is a tremendous honor to be with you today to represent my family, my brother, Jack, and my two sisters Jordan and Juju at such a special time in my dad's life.
As you might suspect, growing up with the last name Elway made for some pretty interesting questions. The most common one we get is, "What's the coolest part of having John Elway as a dad?" "That's easy," we always respond. "We're too young to remember the first three Super Bowls."
My dad would be looked at differently today if he had not won two Super Bowls, but it wouldn't have mattered to my brother and sisters and me. When we look at my dad, we see a different man than everyone else sees. We see Jack's coach. We see a dad who used to be able to beat his daughter - used to, I said - at one-on-one in the driveway. And we see a son who desperately misses his father and sister, never more than today. We called my grandpa "Poppy," and we all wish he could be with us. Dad, this the greatest honor of my life that you have chosen me to speak for him.
Some of our most vivid memories came from Mile High Stadium. But they didn't have anything to do with football. We spent more time watching my dad on the sideline, waiting for him to wave up at us, than we did watching the game. And sure enough, he always did. Looking back, those are some of my most treasured moments.
Just because he played quarterback for the Broncos didn't mean we had to cut him any slack. Whenever we see him on ESPN Classic, we always tease him about his goofy haircuts. When he got a big knot in his arm after tearing his bicep we'd say, "Come on, Dad, show us your Popeye." And when he got into his late 30s, we'd tell him, "Dad, you're too old to be calling everyone 'Dude."'
As proud as we are of my dad, we'd be just as proud if he had not made the Hall of Fame. I can't tell you how much he has taught us about life. He has taught us to be leaders, to set goals, to dream and to never, ever, ever make excuses. Above all, he has taught us to be tough. No one knows more than his children how tough my dad is, how competitive he is, how badly he wanted to win those Super Bowls.
We saw the black-and-blue marks at the kitchen table. We saw the bruises on his arms, the cuts on his fingers and the scrapes on his elbows. Whenever one of us kids would ask him about it, he'd just smile and say, "Oh, it's OK."
He had 12 surgeries during his career. With all those aches and pains, he didn't exactly have a lot of sympathy when one of us kids came crying. I remember one time, I stubbed my toe, and he said sarcastically, "Uh-oh, better go call 911." It was a funny moment until my little sister Juju called 911.
As long as I'm telling you family secrets, let me tell you another one. After the Broncos won their first Super Bowl, I asked my dad to quit. I told him I wanted him to be happy, to go out on top. But he wouldn't do it. Dad, let me tell you something I've never told you before, and I'll probably never tell you again. Thanks for not listening to me.
Dad, I love you and I'm so proud of you.
Ladies and gentlemen, it is with great pride that I introduce to you now, my dad, John Elway.
John Elway:
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I have to be totally honest, I have never heard that in Ohio before. So it is very nice. Jessie, thank you, sweetheart. You did awesome.
Six years ago, a great thing happened in my life – the Broncos finally won a Super Bowl. And after that game on the field, I kept asking myself, "We actually won a Super Bowl?" After we beat the Packers that night, our owner, Pat Bowlen, raised the Vince Lombardi Trophy and told everyone, "This one's for John." Well, I'm here today to say that this one's for Pat and this one is for every Broncos fan out there.
First of all, I'd like to congratulate all of my classmates. Barry Sanders, I'll call him the best to ever play the game even though his dad wouldn't agree. Bob Brown, I wish I could have played with Bob Brown, that's for sure. And I'm glad I didn't have to play against Carl Eller, let's put it that way. Congratulations.
Someone asked me the other day if I had any regrets about my career. There's only one, and that's that my father, Jack, and my sister, Jana, couldn't be here. My dad wasn't just my best friend, he was my hero, my mentor and my inspiration. He was the keeper of my reality checklist, and the compass that guided my life and my career. And he taught me the No. 1 lesson of my life – always make your family proud. Now that he's gone, I thank God every day for letting him see the Broncos win two Super Bowls.
My dad didn't so much teach me how to play football, but why to play it. He taught me to compete, to never give up, to play every down like it's your last. He taught me to appreciate the game, to respect it, to play it like it was meant to be played. He taught me to enjoy my successes and learn from my failures. And above all, he told me, "Make sure when you go out with your offensive linemen, you pick up the tab."
My dad isn't here today, but my other hero is. But then, you've always been there for me mom. Thank you. I hope I've made you proud today and every other day. You think going 98 yards in the fourth quarter against the Browns was tough, try cooking breakfast and dinner every day and raising three kids while your husband is off coaching. Try driving your son all over town so he could chase his dreams. And try doing it in your spare time after working 40 hours a week.
I'm going to tell a little secret that my mom and I had. It was when we were going to Super Bowl XXXII against the Packers. My mom was over and sat in my house and sat in the house and offered these heartfelt words of encouragement, words only a mother could say to her son – "Do we really have to go back to the Super Bowl?" I knew right then that we'd better win that one or she'd never go back. Thanks, mom. I love you.
For me, the worst part about going to college was leaving my two sisters. My twin sister, Jana, who obviously got all the looks, she always kept me out of trouble when I did my best to get into it. I was so nervous before my first high school game, I lost my mouthpiece. Sure enough, she was the one who found it. Trust me, it wasn't the last time she was there to keep an eye on me. And I know she's looking down here today and I wish you were here Jana.
My sister, Lee Ann, was always the responsible one. She didn't have much choice since she was the oldest. You always put me first, Lee Ann. And your little brother will always appreciate it. Thank you for your love, your friendship and your unwavering support.
I have so many people to thank today. I want to start with my high school coaches – Jack Neumeier and Darryl Stroh. Coach Neumeier, I know it wasn't easy for you to be here, but I'm sure proud you are. Thanks for seeing me for what I might be and for showing me how to get there. Coach Stroh, thanks for your leadership and toughness. It really went a long way.
I thought I was a pretty good quarterback when I got to Stanford. As things turned out, I had a lot to learn. Thankfully, Jim Fassel was there to teach me the techniques that got me to the NFL and carried me through 16 seasons. Little did I know that nearly 15 years later, we'd be reunited with the Broncos.
As NFL players go, I was truly one of the lucky ones. I got to play my entire career in the same city. I got to play in the greatest football town in America, and for the greatest fans. And to top it off, I got to play for the greatest owner in professional sports. "Player and owner" doesn't even begin to describe our relationship. Pat, you've been a great boss and an even better friend. Thanks for giving me the chance and the opportunity to pursue the dream we all have as players – and that's to be world champs.
I'd also like to thank my many teammates – Granada Hills, Stanford University and the Denver Broncos. I'd like to name every one of you here today, but time won't allow. Just know that I'm proud to have called you my friends and my teammates. This bust here would not be here, and neither would I, if it weren't for you guys. People sometimes don't realize how dependent the quarterback is on his teammates to do their jobs. For every guy that ever stepped onto a field with me, I accept this honor today on behalf of all of you. Thanks for protecting me, catching my passes, defending our goal line, for sharing my highs and lows. And more than anything, thanks for not losing confidence in me when I lined up for a snap as a rookie behind the left guard.
Then, there's Mike Shanahan, who other than my father was the single biggest influence on my career. Thanks, Mike, for your honesty, your friendship, your never-ending attention to detail. Thanks for restoring hope in me, when I have to admit, I was running on empty. Thanks for making me the best player I could be. And thanks most of all for not making me come work out even after I retired.
This weekend has been an emotional time for me. And I'm particularly glad to see that my old coach, Dan Reeves, could be here. Dan, I regret that we couldn't win a Super Bowl, but we went down fighting, that's for damn sure. I appreciate all the wins we did have together. And I want you to know that I fed off of your competitive spirit. Thank you.
One of these days, Pat Bowlen, Mike Shanahan and Dan Reeves will be inducted into this great place. Take it from someone who worked alongside them for most of his career. If I belong here, they belong here.
I'd also like to give special thanks to my coach, my teammate, my room dog – Gary Kubiak. Kub, thanks for the support and understanding through the years, and listening. And thanks for not listening each year in training camp as I tried to quit.
Nor would I be standing here, literally, if not for our trainer, Steve Antonopulos. Thanks for all the band-aids, Greek. And thanks for convincing me that I wasn't hurt as much as I thought I was.
And thanks to our PR man, Jim Saccomano. Sacco, somehow you always managed to lock my lips before I sank the ship.
My best friend, Dennis Engle, you were there from the very beginning as an offensive guard at Stanford. You've been a buddy through the years andall the support. I just appreciate you for being a friend. And I appreciate you, more importantly, for making me the scrambler that I was.
This is a proud day for Denver, for the Rocky Mountain region, for the Broncos. My only wish is that it had come earlier. I'm the first Broncos player to pass through these doors, but it's my sincerest hope that others will soon follow. The Broncos have played in six Super Bowls, more than any other AFC team. No team could do that without having great players worthy of the Hall of Fame.
I've only lied to the media twice – that I recall – in my career. Halfway through my career, I started getting questions about whether someday I might find my way to Canton. Every time, I said that I hadn't given it any thought. That was the first lie. It's every player's dream to be here and I was no exception.
I'll leave my legacy up to others, but I can tell you this – I never felt more proud than the day my coach, Wade Phillips, called me the Lou Gehrig of quarterbacks. As a quarterback, I didn't always have a great game, nor was I always healthy, but my teammates knew that I'd always show up. I didn't always succeed, but I persevered. And finally after 14 seasons, with the help of my coaches and teammates, I got to experience the feeling of winning a Super Bowl.
And here, my media friends, is the second lie. I said my career would have been complete without a Super Bowl victory. I obviously said that without ever experiencing the feeling. It was a feeling like few others. And just so we never forgot the feeling, we did it twice.
The only bigger thrill in my life was the birth of my children, Jessie, Jordan, Jack and JuJu. They are what gets me up in the morning. I'd like to thank them most of all. Thanks, guys, for jumping in the bed on Monday mornings when I was too sore to get up. Thanks for keeping me young when my body felt old. Thanks for giving me perspective and keeping me grounded. Thanks for teaching me about life and reminding me what really matters. And thanks most of all for remembering your grandpa's No. 1 lesson – thanks for making your family proud. I love you very much.
Last but not least, to all those Broncos fans out there, thank you for everything. And this final Mile High Salute is for every one of you out there. Thank you.
Show Your Pride, ShopBroncos
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Photos from the Enshrinement Ceremony
Enshrinees Gameday Roundtable
Elway Ring Presentation
Orange Crush Defense
Gary Zimmerman, Class of 2008
Broncos Hall of Famers
Gary Zimmerman's Hall of Fame Ring Presentation
Floyd Little, Class of 2010
Shannon Sharpe, Class of 2011
Floyd Little receives his Hall of Fame ring
John Elway's Enshrinement Speech
Two Minutes of Pro Football History: Yardage
Stage left with John Elway
Floyd Little's last game
Peyton Manning's respect for the QB position
From a mile high to Canton
Welcoming Committee: John Elway
Hall of Famers visit Hawaii
Hall Recall: John Elway
Elway does family proud again
Elway receives his HOF ring
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Q: Hazelcast map listener by predicate on map key how can i set a listener to a map which has a complex object for key and I want to listen only on changes that happens to entries with specific key parameter value.
for example i have a code similar to this:
private class MyListener implements EntryAddedListener<>,
        EntryUpdatedListener<KeyObject, Value> {

    @Override
    public void entryAdded(EntryEvent<KeyObject, Value> event) {
        processCallbaclk(event);
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    public void entryUpdated(EntryEvent<KeyObject, Value> event) {
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KeyObject{
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MyListener listener = new MyListener();
Predicate<KeyObject, Value> filter = equal(language, "EN");

imap.addEntryListener(listener, filter, true)

but when an entry with key that contains "EN" language is updated, my callback functions are not called. So I assume my predicate is wrong.

A: To access the key portion of a entry, you need to use "__key"
For example, "__key.field1 > 5".
See https://docs.hazelcast.org/docs/4.0/manual/html-single/index.html#querying-entry-keys-with-predicates for more details.

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According to complainants, a staff member mistreated young patients and verbally abused parents at a mobile clinic held in Ooseinde on Wednesday (27 March). "Is our sin being poor? Do we deserve this kind of treatment by a government employee because we don't live in mansions in one of the 'good' neighbourhoods of Rustenburg?" one of the complaints wanted to know.
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The Sudarsana chakra is the most important of the 5 famous weapons of Lord Maha Vishnu. There are numerous instances in our puranas about how the Lord uses the chakra to eliminate evil forces and protect his devotees from harm. This homam is popular amongst followers of the Vaishnava community just as the Mrityunjaya homam is for the Shaiva community.


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#NaNoWriMo Day Nine of a new challenge I have called #AFirstDraft to write a haibun/haiku or other poetic form novel or prose novel over the month. Please join Gayle J. Greenlea, Anjum Wasim Dar and myself in writing first draft of a novel over the next Thirty Days. I will feature your first, or how many more drafts of your novel day by day until the end of November.
November 9, 2021 / The Wombwell Rainbow
PEOPLE OF A SENSITIVE NATURE ARE ADVISED THAT THE FOLLOWING EXTRACTS EXPLORE FAMILY DYSFUNCTION AND ABUSE ISSUES
Gayle J. Greenlea
Excerpt for 9 November, 2021
<chapter> Two continued
The sense of achievement Siobhan had expected to feel when she bedded Ryan eluded her. Not that he wasn't a good lay. In fact, he was. Sensational, in fact. God, he was a great fuck. And a spunk to boot. Brooding Heathcliff-good looks and Roma charm. But somehow, the idea that she could seduce him with her sister watching, and even participating, which had seemed exhilarating before, now depressed her more than ever. Why did she keep doing this to herself? Get one up on Hilary, show her she could have what she has, even take what she has — and why stop there – bloody hell, she could be Hilary if she wanted to. Each time she succeeded at one small self-indulgent triumph, she'd feel like she'd summited Everest — for about five minutes — then came the big plunge: the downward spiraling, quick-sand-sucking, soul-destroying black dog barking up her ass. No, not even modest flats would be adequate penance today. Perhaps a little therapeutic self-mutilation later. Siobhan sighed, pulled out her purse and made her way to the cash register.
-Gayle J. Greenlea
YOU'RE THE DEAD TO ME
Second week – Growing – Day Nine
Dead leaf says to Earth:
"I'm not tree, I'm something else.
What am I to be?"
-Paul Brookes
is an American-Australian poet and counselor for survivors of sexual and gender-related violence. Her poem, Wonderland", received the Australian Poetry Prod Award in 2011. She shortlisted and longlisted for the Fish Poetry Prize in 2013, and debuted her first novel, Zero Gravity, at the KGB Literary Bar in Manhattan in 2016. Her work has been published in St. Julian Press, Rebelle Society, A Time to Speak, Headline Poetry and Press, The Wombwell Rainbow, Fevers of the Mind, Kalonopia and The Australian Health Review.
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From Chaplin's brilliant use of Wagner in The Gold Rush to the Bach chorale closing Scorsese's Casino, classical music has played a fascinating role in movies.
Dean Duncan provides a fresh critical survey of the aesthetics of classical music in film. Exploring tensions between high art and commercial culture, Duncan examines how directors quote themes and classical passages in genres ranging from the Soviet avant garde to Hollywood romances. Drawing on film theory, musicology, and cultural criticism, he clarifies the connections between two very different art forms.
1. A. M. Sperber, Murrow: His Life and Times.
4. Erik Barnouw, Media Lost and Found. Foreword by Dean Duncan.
Life, Murder, and Redemption in the Age of Yellow Journalism.
except for brief quotations in printed reviews, without the prior permission of the publisher.
much valued advice, as well as giving me great examples of honorable scholarship and gracious intellectual pursuit.
and cared for us so wonderfully.
research without a teaching component is conspicuously incomplete.
Finally, my deepest thanks go to the members of my family.
glad I am for that fact.
even a single fixed point, when the context out of which the observation emerges is in a state of constant and multiplicitous flux.
own dispositions or circumstances, both individual and cultural.
each position, than we had ever suspected.
of music in narrative and in the transmission of meaning generally.
the institution of musical quotation in film narrative is quite central in its resonance and relevance, and that it holds the possibility of real instruction and enjoyment.
to an illumination of broad contexts and common experiences.
practice and the most standard critique of classical film music.
both the theory and practice of film music composition.
these considerations it was hoped the viewer would feel comforted and cared for, and that his patronage would continue.
is to say that it provided movie music that charmed and soothed.
Hollywood, industrially, economically, and ideologically, prevailed.
richness, or direness of art and experience.
freedom, and of freedom's responsibilities.
not in such opposition after all.
ideas, essential and incomplete, in need of interrogation and susceptible to real synthesis and even reconciliation.
of things already partly said, and partly done.
which will inform the direction of my own eventual argument.
have tended to prevail on the subject.
allow us a refreshed look at and helpful alternatives to the familiar paradigms.
there will be only passing mention.
purview of this study, and though avant-gardes are officially outside the present scope, there will be some reference to these traditions as well.
1. Congreve, 1967, 326, lines 1–2.
community, though they by no means account for the whole.
they are affected, so is their work, if only indirectly.
that the general can provide, thereby blocking possible connections with lay constituencies.
baby steps, and the outwardly banal insights that they lead to.
in danger of withering quickly away.
mask the salutary effects of others' elementary investigations.
of music's meaning, as well as its emotional and cultural affects.
to the understanding of classical music in film, but to the understanding of music itself.
the documentary, the verifiable, the analyzable, the positivistic.
Musicologists are respected for the facts they know about music.
justification, but music scholar Joseph Kerman asks whether musicologists do enough.
but musicology has generally been very unsympathetic to them.
them something quite essential. As Kerman points out in reference to Meyer, they deal ''with music as perceived by listeners.
backgrounds, and to musicians who don't yet share them.
briefly to address some of the challenges and benefits of interdisciplinary study, especially in the areas of film and music.
inevitably suffers from some of its effects.
have become very great, even in a single area of study. The challenge of currency in additional media is a very daunting one indeed.
transgression, or of daring to venture where one does not belong.
though social/musical custom may blind us to the fact.
to social formations, or rather, how do we draw out the connections that are already in place but which tend to remain effaced?
which has already been discussed at length.
and intertextual, as much study in recent years has demonstrated.
associations and affects can perhaps be seen in greater relief.
is emblematic of all that is rootless and inferior about film music.
same year, British film music writer John Huntley offers a different kind of caution.
music can upset film hierarchies (narrative explicit, ideology effaced), and unduly open up the traditional narrative film.
views on classical music are much affected.
hold, until we look more closely at what underpins it.
music should be purely functional, and not call attention to itself.
very practical, how-to concerns can flare up into disproportionately strong feeling.
then using some remarkably emphatic language.
film composing community, which adds a new issue to the mix.
Composers repeatedly emphasize how precomposition is an emblem of various dire philistinisms.
it is that many complaints against this music emerge as statements of solidarity for put-upon members of the composers' fraternity.
cringing at what I consider to be an abominable misuse of music.
part of a larger fraternal problem.
prejudice, the ''snobbism,'' and ignorance that keeps film composers from receiving their full due.
behind it. ''I think it's stupid [the use of preexisting music].
film composers, these sentiments are simply not true.
our ideas about, and our experiences with, both quality and profit.
so smother notions of music's affect, nor is it necessary to proscribe the music being used.
many ways attention to this element of the combinatoire enhances and enriches the cinematic equation.
emerge out of these numerous contending, incomplete impulses.
different settings and require some transposition.
diminished usefulness in contemporary critical discussions.
that even specialists need cardinal points for their ongoing navigations.
other arts. He allowed for the occasional subordination of cinematic impulse to a preexisting text, sensibility, or philosophy.
itself could be enriched as well.47 The implications for considering classical music in film in this way are obvious.
Lewis and Bazin bring us to other complementary strategies.
Having presented and established these clear, cautionary positions, we return to a selective survey of film-musical scholarship.
number of diverse film-musical settings, without priority or hierarchy.
artistic expression to industrial production, and to our own reception and use.
critical constructs that the scholar, the practitioner, and the spectator will be best served, and will best serve.
What are some of these constructs? For newcomers and seasoned readers alike, some of the basic methods remain useful.
Jean Renoir or Louis Malle. It reveals ideological structures beneath narrative surface in the work of Max Ophuls, Luchino Visconti, and Martin Scorsese.
pressing reasons for us to do so.
possible answers, and I feel that multiple interpretations, presented as options for understanding, can be extremely useful.
proaches to film music. He posits three receptive categories.
to choose and follow what he or she feels to be the most productive path.
of Meyer's 1956 book, Emotion and Meaning in Music.
7. Said, 1991, xiv–xvi. Elaboration is by no means a new concept.
Dream and Shakespeare's play. Tovey, 1937, IV, 102–9.
chapter, and the discussion on parallelism in chapter three.
14. Ibid., 90. Emphasis added.
my emphasis for the most part will be on the sound film.
17. Thomas, 1973, 37–38. See also Karlin, 1994, 156–57.
20. Chapter one in Eisler, 1947, 3–19.
I hope to demonstrate, there are other ways to look at these issues.
27. Williams, Martin, ''Jazz at the Movies,'' in Limbacher, 1974, 42.
28. Bazelon, 1975, 133. Emphasis added.
29. Quoted in Flinn, 1993, 37.
similar sentiment on the same issue, and relating to the same source.
unemployment and other related issues see also Chanan, 1995, 82–86.
1974, Bazelon, 1975, Prendergast 1992.
37. Franz Waxman, in Thomas, 1979, 55. See also British film composer Clarence Raybould, quoted in Prendergast, 1992, 20.
43. See my chapter five for a fuller discussion of diegetic, nondiegetic and metadiegetic issues.
45. I.e., my discussion of montage and semiotics in chapter three.
46. Lewis, 1961, see especially 104–41.
''Le journal d'un curé de campagne and the Stylistics of Robert Bresson'' (125–43).
48. Sontag, 1983, 97, 99.
film'' in Bordwell, 1989, 249–74.
''Styles and Genres of Interaction'').
antipathies to the use of classical music. Flinn, 1992, 13–50.
then debating that he makes these challenging films accessible and personal for viewers who might otherwise be excluded. See Sitney, 1979.
''contrapuntal'' practice advocated by Hanns Eisler. See chapter three.
debt to Chion, and returns the favor in her translation of Audio-Vision.
59. In Chion, 1994, 25–34.
musical culture within their own work.
filmmakers (and audiences), marginalize music.
sense of a discomfiting but ultimately productive crossing over.
of the most important of these is demonstrated by Max Steiner.
Film composers sought to appropriate the reputation and culture of their forebears, or at least the most respectable of them.
The refrain of legitimation by association is taken up frequently by the first generation of film music scholarship as well.
made its way to Hollywood.
break to present musical reality.
continuous avowal of serious composers working in the cinema.
benefits in the company of revered living composers.
wholeheartedly if not completely rigorously utilized.
Mahler and the rest of the composers Steiner cites, were consciously and vocally applied to film music problems.
partook also of the legitimizing influence already discussed.
Once again it was not only Wagner's technique, but Wagner himself that was being appropriated.
well as for those composing it.
Béla Bartok, Sabine Baring-Gould, and Ralph Vaughan Williams, for instance.
only upon the largeness of Wagner (the unique, increasingly irrelevant artistic sensibility) or upon other bourgeois obscenities.
even with its own time, which is why modernism fled from it.
some of the currents crossing beneath its surface.
can be at least partly ascribed to an increase in scholarly specialization, and to the elitism that sometimes goes with it, as I discussed in my first chapter.
become so dangerous, and its aficionados had gone so far astray.
music the beauties loved by amateurs—overwhelmingly the people composing and appreciating this music—could only be answered by antagonism.
story, and that conversely music could carry meaning on its own.
music was put (''aeroplane dives and Red-Indian chases'').


The campus got a bit colder last week during the annual Winter Snow Day, presented by ASI and the Recreation and Wellness Center (Rec Center).
Snow was spread out in front of Pfau library for visitors to play with along with sledding and snowboarding.
Many vendors were in attendance during the event such as Carl's Jr., Mountain High and Active Rideshop, who were giving away prizes for hitting cutouts of celebrities with snowballs.
Medical student Diana Aguas heard about the event this morning and brought her son out to the Snow Day.
"This is really cool that they put all this snow out here for people to play on. My son is having a lot of fun," said Aguas.
The event was open to the public and encouraged parents to bring their families out to come enjoy the snow day filled with music, food and prizes.
The event was a great way for everyone to forget about the bad weather that we experienced and to have some fun while the sun was out.
Snowball fights, snowmen builds and event a few falls from guests were all welcomed during this year's Snow Day.
"I love the snow so this was really fun that the school would put this together. I fell a few times but hey, the snow was there to catch me," said freshmen Cassandra Vargas.
"I really liked the environment but it's getting a lot colder out here now that the sun just went down," said Biology major Justin Castro.
"It might be time to head home before I end up getting sick," continued Castro.


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SINGAPORE: Local researchers at the National University of Singapore have discovered that increasing the dosage for an old anti-malaria drug is effective against parasites.
Though in its preliminary stages, researchers said this new finding will tackle the challenge of drug resistance to malaria treatment.
This was part of research presented at a series of talks on malaria at the University.
Present at the talks was Her Royal Highness, Princess Astrid of Belgium.
She is in Singapore to raise awareness of the fight against malaria, as the Special Representative to the Roll Back Malaria Partnership - a global framework for coordinated action against malaria.
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Is she from Canada or from America?
Thread: Is she from Canada or from America?
Is it possible to say "Is she from Canada or America?"
instead of "Is she from Canada or from America?"
Re: Is she from Canada or from America?
I'm not a teacher, but as a Brit, I personally would have no problem with missing out the 2nd "from", as it would be pre-assumed and avoids duplication.
I find sentences that repeat the same word(s) unnecessarily to be a real pain.
The fewer words you use, the easier it is to understand and the less chance of misinterpretation. I have particularly used this concept in the wording of major international contracts.
Thank you very much, Neillythere!!
How can I explain it to my students?
As a teacher, depending on the level of the students, probably your best course would be to say put both "from's" in , but advise there may be certain circumstances where they may be able to leave it out.
My immediate thoughts are that, if the 2 "from's" would be close together in the sentence (as in "is it A or B), it would probably be OK to leave the 2nd out but, if they were far distant, e.g. if there were any clauses in between, then I would have repeated the "from", for clarity.
Others (indigenous British English teachers) may be able to give more authoritive advice.
The full sentence would be:"Is she from Canada or is she from America?"
Last edited by David L.; 22-Mar-2008 at 09:14.
Incidentally, I know Canadians who would object to the "America", Canada being in North America. But they'll get over it.
b) being classified as Americans (i.e. from USA)!
I've known Canadians on both sides of the fence.
Some people don't like the use of America for the USA as it is 'hijacking' the name of the continent.


From 28-30 September in Dubrovnik over 40 award-wining museum, heritage and conservation projects from China, the United States, Japan, India, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Russia and Europe will be presented, at this unique conference where official, private and civil society institutions & actions meet. This handpicked selection of the most innovative and inspiring laureates will represent a balanced variety, focused on best, current-day practices.
The gathering will consist of two events: IMAGINES, a one day event where multimedia and new technology achievements will be presented; and the core event, with its packed two-day schedule. The audience, moderators, and the keynote speakers will vote for The Best in Heritage "Project of Influence 2017" awards for both events.
Join us for this two day conference looking at the innovative ways in which collections are being used. Speakers from historic collections across Europe will be joining us to discuss best practise in the use of scientific and natural history collections. We will be exploring ways to connect people to collections for greatest impact.
The conference is part of the programming to support Object Lessons, our upcoming exhibition celebrating the scientific model and illustration collection of George Loudon. The conference is generously supported by Wellcome.
It's time for the ICME News Call for Papers again! ICME is the International Committee for Museum Ethnography. We publish a quarterly Newsletter, which contains short reports on projects and exhibitions, a Newsreel, and sometimes short reviews and interviews, reporting on Ethnographic activity in museums around the world.
Please do consider contributing; we accept all sorts of material. Even if you just have a little news to share with us, we can put it in our 'Newsreel' feature! This issue will be coming out in July, right in the summertime. So anything summery is particularly welcome. Or perhaps you had a wonderful spring, with some celebrations, and would like to share it with us? Perhaps there is a contemporary contentious issue you would like to reflect upon?
Please contact me to be included, on jenny.walklate@gmail.com . Please send your contributions by the 9th July. Please send any text as a plain text file, and any images, compressed, separately. Please do not embed images within the text document itself.
We seek papers on the history of anthropology in terms of two broadly conceived themes. The first concerns the history of anthropology's relationship with cognate disciplines. In the second theme, we seek papers on the political and social history of anthropology, its relationship to governance, colonialism and broader political and social transformations. We welcome proposals that seek to describe changes over the course of the whole timespan or focus on specific events, debates, disputes and biographies between 1870 - 1970. We are particularly interested in transnational and trans-colonial perspectives, and we encourage submissions from academics at any stage of their careers.
Please submit an abstract (max. 300 words) and a brief description of your academic affiliation and disciplinary background to: anthropology.history.cambridge@gmail.com by 20 May 2017. We will announce accepted papers by early June. Limited funding will be provided to support travel and accommodation for participants outside the University of Cambridge. The ability to teleconference will also be provided if participants are unable to travel.
Limited funding will be provided to support travel and accommodation for participants outside the University of Cambridge. The ability to teleconference will also be provided if participants are unable to travel.
I am looking for a permanent home for my collection.
I have a fairly extensive collection of what is broadly described as 'Tourist Arts and Crafts'. My interest started around 50 years ago, when I made some collections for the Pitt-Rivers Museum. I travel fairly widely have and been collecting in a small way ever since. I also regularly buy in flea markets etc, particularly if there is any information on provenance.
My collections involve two main types of objects: those collected personally in my capacity as a tourist, and these can be further subdivided in to objects made specifically for the Tourist market,and those objects that have become out dated and discarded and are sold o tourists. Those collected at flea markets and junk shops are generally discarded souvenirs or gifts brought back by tourists for friends and relatives. Nearly all the collection is of objects best described as 'portable'. Which is also typical for the international tourist market – they have to be transported home.
The emphasis in my collecting, has been to ensure that as much data as possible is associated with each specimen. Except for those purchased in England with little or no background, the objects are labelled at the time of collection.
Within this rather random collecting there are several foci. My own professional interests relate to wildlife, and as a consequence the collection features animals. In particular, there is an extensive collection of snakes. There are also a large number of bird whistles and bird calls.
Another focus has been artisans; models of people doing daily tasks.
But on the whole it is fairly idiosyncratic, particularly the discarded category – whatever was popular in flea markets and charity shops. Miniature totem poles, thornwood carvings, masks, shadow puppets for example.
I also have a very extensive collection of arts and crafts from Paraguay. This collection of some 200+objects aims to be more comprehensive, and contains a significant number of weavings which are likely to become extremely rare in the future, as the nomadic indigenous tribals that made them disappear. This collection has (mostly) been catalogued on a database. It is also part of ongoing collecting.
Ideally, I would like to donate this collection to a single location, but of course, by their very nature the objects in the collection have multiple classifications, and will fit numerous taxonomies. Having visited numerous ethnographic museums, I can say with confidence that much of the collection is of 'museum quality', and the groupings within the collection often make interesting study material. And taken as a whole may be of interest in representing one person's collection of a period of half a century. Finally, it is an ongoing project; I have not completed the labelling and cataloguing, which includes cross referencing much of the material to reference books, photographing the objects for recording in my data base. I felt it would be appropriate to establish any desire to give it a home, so that future development can be in accord with its future. Much of the material is accessible at present, although shortly to be packed away. If there is any interest I will be more than happy to answer questions or show the collection, or photos of specific objects.


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