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Approval Rating: Nate Kaeding
By Wonko Updated Apr 16, 2011, 10:00am PDT
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In the 3rd round of the 2004 NFL Draft the San Diego Chargers took a fresh faced kicker from the University of Iowa named Nate Kaeding. The 3rd round is awfully high to take a kicker, but the Chargers were getting one with an excellent pedigree. In 2002, as a Junior, he won the Lou Groza award for being the best kicker in college football. In 2003 he led all of college football in field goal accuracy. He also had impressive streak of consecutive field goals for a while and kicked his share of successful long distance strikes. The Chargers may not have used their pick to optimum effectiveness, but they were getting a top prospect at Kicker.
In the regular season, Nate Kaeding has been one of the most accurate field goal kickers in NFL history. He currently is tied with Mike Vanderjagt with an 86.5% field goal make percentage, the highest such percentage in history of the league. He's never finished a year with less than an 80% FG%. In 2009 he finished with a FG% over 90%, which helped him earn a spot on the All Pro First Team. He came close to that in 2006 and made 2nd team All Pro. Both years he was selected to the Pro Bowl and even kicked the game winning field goal for one with 4 seconds remaining on the clock.
Nate Kaeding
#10 / Kicker / San Diego Chargers
Born: Mar 26, 1982
College: Iowa
Kaeding is also a tough SOB as well. He's had to play through some somewhat serious injuries at multiple times in his career. it wasn't until this past season where he actually had to miss games for the first time due to injury. He may not be the best tackler, but he's a willing one and will put himself in harm's way to help the team.
Perhaps because of those injuries and perhaps because of a lack of length strength, Kaeding does have one knock against him that persists in the regular season. His kickoffs have never been at the level you'd expect from a typical NFL kicker. Some have claimed that he's attempted directional kicking to limit kick returners space, but other kickers can pull off such tricks while getting more distance. At his best, he can get the ball just inside the end zone and at his normal strength he puts it around the 5 yard line. It can be a bit frustrating at times.
But, of course, what people remember him for are his playoff struggles. It started back in 2005 when he became the 2nd rookie in the NFL history to attempt a game winning field goal in a playoff game. He missed that kick from 40 yards in some wet and less-than-ideal conditions. Then in 2007 he missed a 54 yard game-tying attempt after making every field goal at Qualcomm Stadium over the previous 2 years. He then had misses against the Titans and Colts the next season. A little bit of redemption came with a game-tying-overtime-forcing kick in a Chargers victory over the Colts in 2009. However, that was erased in 2010 when he missed 3 against the Jets to help the Chargers to a 14-17 home playoff loss.
He's a dichotomy, trapped in a riddle, wrapped in an enigma. How can a kicker so accurate and so confident wilt so often in the playoffs? And will it continue to happen and break our hearts? Or will the regular season version of Nate translate to the playoffs next time and help the team to a title? Wait, those aren't the questions I wanted to ask. Just check out the poll question.


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            <summary>
            Sets the context.
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            <summary>
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            The interface definition for IOptionsService.
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Pottawatomie County COVID-19 vaccine tracker: 46% of people fully vaccinated
Diane Pantaleo, USA TODAY NETWORK
Some 46% of people living in Pottawatomie County are fully vaccinated as of Jan. 11, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention considers someone fully vaccinated two weeks after they've been given a single-dose shot (Johnson & Johnson) or a second shot (either Pfizer or Moderna).
Oklahoma reported 769,662 total cases of coronavirus, an increase of 7% from the week before.
More:OSDH extends COVID-19 testing hours
The five counties with the highest percentage of their population fully vaccinated in Oklahoma as of Jan. 11 are Oklahoma County (63%), Canadian County (60%), Tulsa County (60%), Caddo County (59%) and Comanche County (58%).
Here are the latest numbers on COVID-19 vaccinations in Pottawatomie County as of Jan. 11:
How many people in Pottawatomie County have received a COVID-19 vaccine?
58% of people in Pottawatomie County have received at least one dose of the vaccine, for a total of 41,676 people
46% of people in Pottawatomie County are fully vaccinated, for a total of 33,448 people
For a county-by-county look at the vaccination rollout, see our COVID-19 vaccine tracker, which is updated daily.
More:Shawnee hospital in 'dire' situation due to COVID-19 variant Omicron surge
How many people in Oklahoma have been vaccinated so far?
68% of people in Oklahoma have received at least one dose of the vaccine, for a total of 2,655,867 people
55% of people in Oklahoma are fully vaccinated, for a total of 2,137,006 people
COVID vaccinations for kids and boosters
The percentages in this story reflect the total share of the population that has received vaccines. That now includes people as young as 5 years old, for whom vaccines have been authorized.
These weekly stories will be updated as more data on vaccination rates in children, as well as booster vaccination rates, are released.
We pull data on local vaccine distribution on a weekly basis. Check back for our next weekly update mid-week for the latest numbers.

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Jon is currently a Research Associate in the Manchester Centre for Health Economics working with Professor Matt Sutton and Professor Steve Birch on the MUNROS project (http://www.abdn.ac.uk/munros/) which aims to assess the impact of new roles for health professionals across Europe.
Jon is also involved in the National GP Worklife Survey of GPs in England. This survey, now in its 8th iteration, examines the impact of recent changes in primary care on GPs' work-related satisfaction and stress.
2010–2014 PhD Economics, University of Manchester, Manchester, UK.
2009–2010 MSc Economics (Environmental Economics), Grade: Distinction, University of Manchester, Manchester, UK.
2008–2009 PG Diploma Economics, Grade: Distinction, University of Manchester, Manchester, UK.
2003–2007 BA (Hons) Business, Grade: 1st Class, Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester, UK.


B.C. legislature buildings in Victoria need $250 million dollars worth of repairs.
VICTORIA – There was a time when a government's budget was the subject of intense secrecy, its contents only known to a privileged few. Any improper sharing of that information — you know, a budget "leak" – could result in criminal charges or a ministerial resignation.
But times have changed. For years, federal governments have leaked the contents of their budgets over a period of weeks leading to the actual Budget Day.
In B.C., the provincial government has gone even further: it actually tells you (mostly) what's in the budget TWO YEARS ahead of time!
That's right: when the budget is released every year it is in the form of a three-year "fiscal plan." Of course, budgets are merely predictions or projections of how much money is going to come in and how much is going to go out, so the numbers are not set in stone — but they are usually close.
For example, according to the previously published fiscal plan (released with last year's budget), the Health Ministry's budget in the coming fiscal year should get an increase of about $450 million, bringing its total one-year budget to about $17.4 billion.
That is by far the single biggest spending increase anywhere in the budget. According to the fiscal plan, next week's budget will show that most ministry budgets will receive no funding increase, or at best minuscule ones, (the three social service-related ministries will have modest increases of about $40 million each).
Finance Minister Mike de Jong has signaled in encounters with reporters that there may be some tweaking of social service delivery (notably the so-called "clawbacks" of child support payments from those on disability allowances).
The government has a relatively easy task of meeting spending targets set out ahead of time. This current fiscal year (which ends March 31) the government is projected to be about $450 million higher than budgeted, largely due to higher-than-expected forest firing costs (that may sound like a lot, but it amounts only about one per cent of the entire $44.9 billion budget).
Now, it can be a trickier proposition when it comes to predicting revenues because the government of course has much less control over them.
Next week's budget will show an increase of about $225 million for various government fees and premiums (such as MSP premiums, which have already gone up at the beginning of this year). It will also show hefty revenues from Crown Corporations such as B.C. Hydro (about $650 million), ICBC ($185 million) and B.C. Lotteries (about $1.2 billion).
So we know all that. But what is less clear, at this point, is what the revenue stream will look like from taxes (personal, corporate and sales) and natural resource industries.
I suspect revenues from personal income taxes and the sales tax may exceed what the government had anticipated them to be a year ago. But put this one in the bank: there will be a significant drop in anticipated revenues from natural gas royalties (probably in the neighborhood of $200 million).
Still, next year's budget will come in as a balanced one, at least on paper. The fiscal plan projects the surplus to be about $430 million, minus a "forecast allowance" of $225 million.
The final surplus number likely won't be much different than the one projected last year (although I note that for the current year just ending, the surplus will be substantially higher than originally anticipated a year ago).
As for tax increases — there won't be any (unless you count those hikes to fees and MSP premiums, as is your right to do so!). But there will be a slight tax cut to the top two per cent of wage earners (they were slapped with a higher tax rate two years ago, and that higher rate is set to expire in the coming year).
So the bottom line of what to look for next Tuesday: a balanced budget, a big funding increase for health care, a very small increase for social services, not much money for anything else and no new taxes.
Oh, and when you look at next week's budget, you can also look at the one to take effect more than a year from now. It's all part of the rolling three-year fiscal plan, and a reason why budget secrecy is largely a thing of the past.
Global BC will have full coverage of the provincial budget when it is announced Tuesday, Feb. 17.


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Q: Manage overflow of elements on form group I am using JQuery to add span elements with text inside to a div. When the text is too large and many elements have been added, the elements overflow and exceed the panel width. How can I prevent this from happening so the elements will break to the next line? Also so they can reorder themselves if the panel width changes (window resize).
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You are here: Home / Make Money Online / How Often Should You Market on Twitter?
Many people who are new to Twitter wonder how often they should market. If you've been on Internet marketing forums, then you know that this is a topic of hot debate. Some people think it's fine to market whenever you want on Twitter. Other people think you should never market and that the site should just be used for social networking purposes.
As part of defining your Twitter business plan, you need to decide what is right for you. If you would rather just showcase what you have for sale — by all means do so. Just realize that your conversions might be lower than those who take the time to develop a relationship. Some people wonder what exactly it means to have a relationship on Twitter. Obviously, if you have thousands of followers the chance of you being able to keep up with the conversation in its entirety are slim. However, you can reply to people, follow interesting people, offer valuable content, and more in order to become a respected Twitterer in your niche.
Once you take the time to network, people will be very responsive when you decide to market something. You can easily get traffic and sales once you start doing this! That's because people are most likely to purchase from someone they know and trust. Even though it is online, and is micro-blogging, people feel like they get to know you over time from your tweets. They'll know about your business, what you're up to, and what your personality is like. That can make a huge difference when it comes to dealing with you over a competitor in your niche.
That doesn't mean there is a magic formula as to how often you should market and how often you should network. Go with your gut, and examine what other people in your niche seem to be doing. Often they are doing what many followers seem to really enjoy, so you can emulate what they are doing and put your own twist on it.
Over time, you may find that your Twitter strategy changes. That is just fine! The only important thing is that you get started networking and marketing on Twitter as soon as possible. This is a golden opportunity, as the site is growing over time, and it can be an excellent way to reach targets in your market. Marketing on Twitter can be an excellent strategy to earning more money!


Colorado State University is one of few universities in the country that can legally grow and research hemp.
Researchers at Colorado State University are studying which climates are best for growing hemp in Colorado, and are legitimizing the industry by partnering with the state.
Even though nearly two-thirds of Colorado counties have hemp registrations and are considered legal by the state to grow, it is still federally illegal.
Graduate research assistant Brian Campbell said there are an estimated 2,500 uses for the plant, such as harvesting for cannabidiol (or CBD) for medical purposes, using seeds for food and utilizing stalks for textiles and for industrial uses such as concrete and insulation.
The Industrial Hemp Farming Act of 2015 amended the Controlled Substances Act and separated industrial hemp from the definition of "marijuana." The act defines industrial hemp as the cannabis sativa L, and it has to have a concentration of THC that is no more than 0.3 percent.
According to the Colorado Department of Agriculture, if it is legal to grow industrial hemp in the Colorado, it is legal to spend federal money to do research — but only if money is redirected from existing funds. This is what CSU is doing.
Most agriculture research is funded by federal grant money such as The National Science Foundation — however, since hemp is federally illegal, the University cannot receive new federal money for research, so funding comes from redirecting existing funds within the department.
The Colorado Agricultural Experiment Station (CAES), which functions under the CSU Department of Agriculture, conducts research on the economics, sustainability and social acceptability that impacts agriculture. CAES will redirect $50,000 of funds previously supporting other programs toward industrial hemp research. The funds will be will primarily support field studies at two locations in Colorado.
CSU is collaborating with the state to ensure farmers will have quality control with hemp seed, because the state department of agriculture has been tasked with developing a seed certification program for hemp.
Some of the research at CSU is looking at what seeds can grow best in Yellow Jacket, Colorado. CSU senior research assistant Abdel Berrrada and associate professor John Mckay planted 12 seeds to see which seeds would do best in the environment.
Last year, CSU planted about a half acre of hemp in Fort Collins and another half acre in Yellow Jacket. In 2016, CSU will be expanding the research in Fort Collins and Yellow Jacket, planting around 1-1.5 acres. In addition to the two locations, they will be planting half an acre in four other sites around the state. Currently, they are getting permits to grow hemp in the greenhouse on campus.


Jamie Baker was the perfect choice to have as entertainment for our 2018 Masquerade/Mardi Gras Party at Colonial Country Club. He took requests and played music that the crowd wanted to hear which made our party a success because when it was time to go home, no one wanted to leave! We look forward to having Jamie again soon for upcoming events. Great job Jamie!
Jamie, Thank you so much for being apart of our special day!! You made sure to play a range of music during the night at our reception & allowed my guest to request songs! Our ceremony music was beautiful and the music selection was perfect. Everyone had a great time and loved the music! You are a dear family friend & I am so glad you were apart of our day! I will DEFINITELY recommend you to friends & family if they're ever in need of a DJ! THANK YOU!!!!
Jamie, I just wanted to say thank you for such a great job DJing at Kelsey and Andrew's wedding. You took charge of everything and made it so easy for us not to have to worry about anything. Your music selection was great. You even covered song requests from everyone! You really knew how to keep people out on the floor! I will definitely recommend you to anyone that needs music for an event. What a fun time had by all. Thank you!
We hired Jamie Baker to supply the music for our wedding ceremony as well as DJ our reception afterward, and everything went smoothly. He made it so memorable. At the reception, he played so many good songs that my bridesmaids and I took up the dance floor practically all night. It was really fun and everyone there had a great time!
"Thank you Jamie for helping to make Will and Madison's wedding all they dreamed of!! You were the bomb diggity when it came to orchestrating special announcements, wedding cake cutting, bouquet toss, money dances, etc!! Everyone commented on your awesome DJ skills along with the mix of upbeat and slower requests which were all top notch crowd favorites!
Jamie was the DJ at my daughters wedding and it was amazing. We had a variety of folks there that loved all types of music from pop, country, hip-hop, to music I'd never even heard before, but he played every song request mentioned and our party loved it. I will tell everyone I know to contact you if they're in need of a professional DJ. Thanks again!
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Thank you for doing such a wonderful job at our wedding reception! You helped make our evening extra special by being extremely professional, courteous, and attentive to our needs. We will defnitely be hiring you for entertainment at future events. Thanks again for making a lifetime of memories!


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Загалав Абдулбекович Абдулбеков ( 29 грудня 1945, Карата) — радянський вільноборець (олімпійський чемпіон), викладач.

Біографія
Народився 29 грудня 1945 року в аулі Караті (тепер Ахвахський район Дагестану, Росія). 1968 року закінчив Дагестанський педагогічний інститут. Член КПРС з 1974 року.

Впродовж 1966—1968 років виступав за «Буревісник» (Махачкала), в 1969—1973 роках — за «Динамо» (Махачкала). Був тренером збірної команди СРСР на Олімпійських іграх 1976 і 1980 років.

Спортивні досягнення
 1969 — бронзова медаль на Чемпіонаті світу у Мар-дель-Плата та бронзова медаль на Чемпіонаті Європи у Софії;
 1971 — золота медаль на Чемпіонаті світу у Софії;
 1972 — золота медаль на Олімпійських іграх у Мюнхені;
 1973 — золота медаль на Чемпіонаті світу у Тегерані та срібна медаль на Чемпіонаті Європи у Лозанні;
 1975 — бронзова медаль на Чемпіонаті Європи у Людвігсгафені-на-Рейні.

Відзнаки
почесні звання
 Заслужений майстер спорту СРСР з 1971 року;
 Заслужений діяч культури Дагестанської АРСР з 1972 року;
 Заслужений тренер СРСР з 1980 року;
нагороджений
 орденом «Знак Пошани»;
 почесним знаком «За заслуги в розвитку фізичної культури і спорту» (1995);
 медаллю імені Амет-Хана Султана «За внесок в патріотичне виховання молоді» (2021, до 100-річчя Дагестанської АРСР).

Примітки

Література

Випускники Дагестанського державного педагогічного університету
Радянські борці вільного стилю
Радянські олімпійські чемпіони
Заслужені діячі культури Дагестанської АРСР
Чемпіони літніх Олімпійських ігор 1972
Борці вільного стилю на літніх Олімпійських іграх 1972
Чемпіони світу з вільної боротьби
Члени КПРС

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The daughter of an Anesthesiologist at Wake Forest Baptist Health, my mother's residency brought me to Winston-Salem as a child in 1990, but family, horses, and a love of the triad keeps me here. I graduated from Wake Forest University and taught for twelve years in both the public and private school settings. I am the mother of a drama-loving, pre-teen son, taxi driver to my always-on-the-go teenage daughter, and the soon-to-be stepmom of my fiancé, Johnny's, two teenage girls.
Along with so many others, I am an HGTV junkie. My entrance to real estate started as a curiosity, and the deeper I delved, the more it felt "like home." While always a goal, being a Realtor isn't simply about selling a house. Just as I developed relationships with each of the students I taught in order to best meet their individual needs, I invest in each of my clients to help fulfill their specific goals.


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Q: Does the general Holder's inequality works also for $p,q,r\in (0,1)$? General Holder's inequality says that for $p,q\geq 1$ and for $r>0$ s.t. $\frac{1}{r}=\frac{1}{p}+\frac{1}{q}$ we have for $fg\in L^r$, $f\in L^p$ and $g\in L^q$ $$\|fg\|_r\leq \|f\|_p\|g\|_q.$$
But does it still hold if $p,q\in (0,1)$. For example, if $p=q=\frac{1}{2}$ and $r=\frac{1}{4}$ we have that $$\frac{1}{r}=\frac{1}{p}+\frac{1}{q},$$
but does $$\|fg\|_{L^{1/4}}\leq \|f\|_{L^{1/2}}\|g\|_{L^{1/2}}\ \ ?$$


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Rita Bernstein is known for her unique, hand-made photographs, depicting moody and dreamlike scenes and portraits. She works primarily with silver emulsion, hand-applied to Japanese Gampi. More recently expanding her repertoire to photographs with mixed media on handmade paper.
Her work can be found in the collections of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Woodmere Art Museum, Johnson and Johnson World Headquarters Corporate Collection and the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston among others.
Rita Bernstein lives and works in Philadelphia.
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LISTS Rare Shoegaze Gems From All Eras Unearthed By Joe Trainor · Illustration by Marine Buffard · January 09, 2023
Shoegaze, one of the most misunderstood subgenres of rock music, currently tends to fall into two camps: brutish, somewhat metal-adjacent dirges or tuneless pedal washes that have no sense of dynamics or songwriting. Both fully miss the point of what made the classic shoegaze era so good: the mixture of sound design with strong tunes and much more inclusivity than it is often given credit for (many of the original shoegaze bands had female members).
As a gay man coming from the hardcore scene, I always struggled with the combination of masculine and feminine elements inside myself, and shoegaze was the perfect mix of both. Like hardcore, it possessed a physical wall of sound that you felt in your bones, but unlike hardcore, it wasn't overtly masculine. Bands like Lush, My Bloody Valentine, and Dinosaur Jr.—who, it could be argued, were proto-shoegaze in their use of pedals—started out as punks. For me, the euphoria of playing shoegaze shifted something fundamental in myself, changing how I thought about sound, dynamics, chords, and energy.
It's often said that shoegaze has been more or less stagnant in the decades since its emergence, but for all the talk of the genre's lack of experimentation, it should be noted that Slowdive's 1995 record Pygmalion was itself a mix of electronic, IDM, and ambient music, and showed the band drifting away from loud volumes, consistent rhythms, or even regular song structures. Hated at the time, Pygmalion can now be understood as the next logical step forward in the evolution of shoegaze.
Below is a list of new and old shoegaze bands who are taking the genre into more avant-garde or electronic directions, staying true to the inclusive spirit of its originators while pushing the boundaries of what the genre can be—and it doesn't have to just be in the context of a rock band.
Experimental Shoegaze
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Sunkissed Guitar / Michael Lückner .
Guitar is one of the many projects of German artist Michael Lückner. Sunkissed, released in 2002, is much closer to dance and electronic music, taking what My Bloody Valentine started with "Soon" and making a full record out of it by melding rave music with guitars. The drums are looped to create a trance-like feel, the audio has sharp edits to bend what normal loud/soft dynamics can be, and the fuzz is overwhelming. This is music meant to move the body and create a sensory experience that takes you out of yourself for a time.
Jefre Cantu-Ledsema
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LOVE IS A STREAM Jefre Cantu-Ledesma .
Released on Type Records (who originally released Grouper's Dragging A Dead Deer), Jefre Cantu-Ledsema's Love is a Stream strips away anything remotely accessible about shoegaze, leaving only the sheer noise. This pushes the genre into the avant-garde, with ghostly vocals bleeding in and out of the mix and overwhelming waves of distortion, in a similar fashion to MBV's "To Here Knows When." Dynamics are still at play; this isn't just pummeling sound. As Ledsema's waves ebb and flow, the tide drowns out everything else—a truly immersive experience.
Gilah
From Where I'm Standing
From Where I'm Standing Gilah .
Brooklyn-based Gilah released the From Where I'm Standing EP during the pandemic, and it definitely feels like a product of forced isolation: insular, claustrophobic, and unburdened by the prospect of playing live. The band mixes field recordings, loops, collaged tape manipulations, lo-fi aesthetics, and noise into music that feels like it's moving in and out of lucidity, pushing shoegaze's sound design and manipulation to further extremes without losing sight of quality songwriting.
Path Kraus .
Kraus, which is more or less the solo project of musician Will Kraus, uses the euphoric walls of noise/feedback similar to Jefre Cantu Ledsema and Loveliescrushing but reins things in with pop song structures. The sound design is more reminiscent of electronic music, using loops and samples throughout, while dynamic drumming keeps it all moving forward and more approachable. There are even hints of hyperpop production in his records. This is rock music using modern tech to create exciting new sounds.
Recent Classics
Wait To Pleasure
Montreal, Québec
Wait To Pleasure No Joy .
Although easily the best-known modern band on this list, No Joy is still deeply underrated. Solely based on 2013's Wait to Pleasure, Jasamine White-Gluz's project should by all rights be the most popular current shoegaze band in the world, even if 2020's Motherhood is maybe their more experimental and accomplished album. Wait to Pleasure is the modern shoegaze record to beat: a perfect blend of tunes, production, and sonic experimentation. White-Gluz understands that great songs and melodies come first, pedals second.
Blue Smiley
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There's a distinct quality to Blue Smiley's guitar tone on return—sharp but watery—that most bands would kill for. The songs explode with perfect amounts of noise, melody, and, most importantly, brevity. This is like Loveless in miniature, full of fluid dynamic shifts and fantastic guitar work. Sadly, the tragic 2017 passing of Brian Nowell, the driving force behind Blue Smiley, left the band's potential unfulfilled and represents a real loss for music.
Big Hush
Who's Smoking Your Spirit
Who's Smoking Your Spirit? Big Hush .
Washington, D.C.'s Big Hush (featuring Owen Wuerker and Emma Baker, now of Flasher) understands what made the classic shoegaze era great: killer tunes that use the guitar as a generator of sound, not as an extension of the ego. What further sets Big Hush apart is their use of vocal harmonies, which are closer to folk and sunshine pop, with all four members singing, weaving in and out of each other to create the swirling feeling that all the best shoegaze contains. This EP, along with 2014's Wholes EP, was collected into a single 12-inch released by Robotic Empire.
Technicolor Teeth
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teenage pagans technicolor teeth .
Where did one of the best but most underheard shoegaze bands of the modern era come from? Appleton, Wisconsin. These are punks from the middle of nowhere absolutely blasting you with sound. Featuring Amos Pitsch from well-known punk band Tenement, who also runs the label/studio Crutch of Memory/JAC World, on drums, Teenage Pagans is fully home-recorded and full of the spark that comes from people just being excited to be making music, throwing ideas and sounds around with reckless abandon in the best possible way.
Blue Ocean Blue Ocean .
Much has been made of the current Bay Area fog pop scene due to the great music being made by bands like April Magazine and The Present Electric. But there is also a more shoegaze-influenced scene happening with groups like Welcome Strawberry, Blue Zero, and Blue Ocean. Blue Ocean, who have released two EPs so far, keep their songs catchy and uptempo, using soundplay as a tool to enhance their affection for pop. Hewing close to OG shoegaze underdogs Moose, Blue Ocean hits you with tape loops, feedback, and killer hooks.
Knifeplay
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Hailing from Philadelphia, Knifeplay sit somewhere between shoegaze's modern downtempo sound and the aforementioned bands with more experimental production, utilizing blaring saxophone, feedback, and acoustic instrumentation. On Animal Drowning, the band draws influence from slowcore, the volume dynamics of classic shoegaze, and the hand-on-your-heart sway of Mazzy Star. This release is certainly on the more "rock" side, but there's no denying they are experimenting with the genre forward, with songs like "Ryan's Song" that forgoes all the tropes and is just a beautiful blissed-out ballad.
A Folding Sieve
A Folding Sieve (2002) Should .
Originally released in 1994—basically at the very tail end of the classic shoegaze era—and reissued by Captured Tracks in 2011, Should come through with some serious bedroom pop gems on A Folding Sieve. Supposedly all the guitars are edited and looped due to Marc Ostermeier's poor guitar playing. "Own Two Feet" is a lost classic, a perfect pop tune with noisy guitar loops, a simple drum machine, and an infectious melody.
Secret Shine
Bristol, UK
Untouched Secret Shine .
Sarah Records is most well-known for their jangle and twee bands, but Secret Shine holds the honor of being the only true shoegazers on the roster. Untouched shines as a great example of how to pair good energy and vocals with lots of atmosphere. The guitar line on "Underworld" serves as an immediate hook, but a highlight of this record throughout is the drumming. It keeps the momentum up in places where it could fall prey to the "all slow no go" approach common to shoegaze.
Astrobrite
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pinkshinyultrablast astrobrite .
For real heads only, Astrobrite, the solo project of Scott Cortez from Lovesliescrushing, shines in the pantheon of lo-fi, self-recorded shoegaze. 2002's pinkshinyultrablast signaled a lot of things to come in DIY music, from early Atlas Sound to more recent projects like My Guitar Is Trying To Kill Me. It's all blown-out noise, with great pop songs buried beneath.
Bailter Space
Robot World
Robot World Bailterspace .
Flying Nun Records is mostly known for the Dunedin sound of The Clean, The Chills, and The Bats; Bailter Space are perhaps the sole shoegaze band on the seminal label. Armed with some of the best guitar tones of the '90s, Bailter Space offer blasts of semi-motorik noise, soft vocals, and subtle hooks. 1993's Robot World is their best record, featuring unrelenting walls of sound that the band had already mastered coming into hyper-focus with great tunes that match their equally masterful sound design.
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What Does the Last Name Wagner Mean?
From the Germanic Waganari, meaning "wagon-maker or wagon driver," the common occupational surname Wagner was often given to one who transported produce or other goods via high-sided wagons or carts. Among some German populations, especially the Pennsylvania Germans, Wagner also denoted a wagon-maker, wainwright, or cartwright.
Wagner is the 7th most common German surname and 4th most common surname in Austria.
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According to surname distribution from Forebears, WAGNER is the 4th most common surname in both Germany and Austria. It is also fairly common in Luxembourg (5th), Switzerland (55th), the United States (142nd), Denmark (178th) and Slovakia (363rd). WorldNames PublicProfiler indicates that the Wagner surname is especially common in Saarland, Germany, as well as in both Hungary and Gussing, Austria. It is also prevalent in the German states of Rheinland-Pfalz, Thüringen, Hessen and Bayern.
Contrary to what you may hear, there is no such thing as a Wagner family crest or coat of arms for the Wagner surname. Coats of arms are granted to individuals, not families, and may rightfully be used only by the uninterrupted male line descendants of the person to whom the coat of arms was originally granted.
Individuals with the Wagner surname are invited to participate in this group DNA project in an attempt to learn more about Wagner family origins. The website includes information on the project, the research done to date, and instructions on how to participate.
Online digital version (free) of a 1941 book on the descendants of John Waggoner, born in 1758 in Wasselonne, Alsace, France, who later immigrated to Maryland.
This free message board is focused on descendants of Wagner ancestors around the world.
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Explore free databases and genealogy links for the last name Wagner.
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David F. Sandberg ("Annabelle: Creation") directs New Line Cinema's "Shazam!," the origin story that stars Zachary Levi (TV's "Chuck") as the titular DC Super Hero, along with Asher Angel (TV's "Andi Mack") as Billy Batson, and Mark Strong (the "Kingsman" movies) in the role of Super-Villain Dr. Thaddeus Sivana. Peter Safran (upcoming "Aquaman," "The Conjuring" and "Annabelle" films) serves as the film's producer.
We all have a superhero inside us, it just takes a bit of magic to bring it out. In Billy Batson's (Angel) case, by shouting out one word—SHAZAM!—this streetwise 14-year-old foster kid can turn into the adult Super Hero Shazam (Levi), courtesy of an ancient wizard. Still a kid at heart—inside a ripped, godlike body—Shazam revels in this adult version of himself by doing what any teen would do with superpowers: have fun with them! Can he fly? Does he have X-ray vision? Can he shoot lightning out of his hands? Can he skip his social studies test? Shazam sets out to test the limits of his abilities with the joyful recklessness of a child. But he'll need to master these powers quickly in order to fight the deadly forces of evil controlled by Dr. Thaddeus Sivana (Strong).
"Shazam!" also stars Jack Dylan Grazer ("IT") as Billy's best friend and ultimate superhero enthusiast, Freddy, part of the foster family that includes Mary, played by Grace Fulton ("Annabelle: Creation"); Darla, played by Faithe Herman (TV's "This is Us"); Eugene, played by Ian Chen (TV's "Fresh Off the Boat"); and Pedro, played by Jovan Armand (TV's "Hawaii Five-O"). Cooper Andrews (TV's "The Walking Dead") and Marta Milans (TV's "Killer Women") play foster parents Victor and Rosa Vasquez, with Oscar nominee Djimon Hounsou ("Blood Diamond") as the Wizard.
Firmly set in the DC universe but with his own distinctly fun, family-centric tone, the screenplay is by Henry Gayden, story by Gayden and Darren Lemke. Shazam was created by Bill Parker and C.C. Beck. Christopher Godsick, Jeffrey Chernov, Dwayne Johnson, Dany Garcia and Hiram Garcia serve as executive producers.
Sandberg's creative team includes his "Annabelle: Creation" director of photography Maxime Alexandre, production designer Jennifer Spence, editor Michel Aller and costume designer Leah Butler.
A New Line Cinema production, "Shazam!" is set for release on April 5, 2019. It will be distributed worldwide by Warner Bros. Pictures, a Warner Bros. Entertainment Company.
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Alex N. Dragnich (Ferry County, Washington, 22 February 1912 – Bowie, Maryland, 10 August 2009) was a distinguished Serbian-American political scientist, author of several works on the Balkans.

Biography
Born on 22 February 1912, he was the son of Serbian immigrants from Montenegro,who had a homestead in Ferry County in the State of Washington. In his youth, he attended elementary and high school there and worked on his parents' farm during the Great Depression. Upon graduation from high school, he enrolled at the University of Washington in Seattle in 1934 and graduated Phi Beta Kappa in 1938. He then went on to obtain his master's degree in 1940. For the next two years, he did graduate work at the University of California at Berkeley where he obtained his doctorate in 1942 but wartime service delayed his Ph.D. until 1945.

During the Second World War Dragnich served as a foreign affairs analyst for the Department of Justice and the Office of Strategic Services. From 1947 to 1950 he joined the U.S. Foreign Service and served as Public Affairs Officer at the U.S. Embassy in Belgrade. It was during his service in communist Yugoslavia that Dragnich first found out about the Tito-Stalin split of 1948.

In 1950 he became was a professor at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee where he spend more than a quarter century before taking his retirement.He carried out various studies on the Balkans, including critical works on characters and personages such as Josip Broz Titoand Nikola Pašić.

Work
 Tito's Promised Land (Rutgers University Press, 1954).
 Major European governments (Dorsey Press, 1961).
 Serbia, Nikola Pašić, and Yugoslavia (Rutgers University Press, 1974).
 The Development of Parliamentary Government in Serbia (Columbia University Press, 1978).
 The First Yugoslavia: Search for a Viable Political System (Hoover Institution Press, 1983).
 The Saga of Kosovo: Focus on Serbian-Albanian Relations (Columbia University Press, 1984), junto a Slavko Todorovich.
 Serbs and Croats: The Struggle in Yugoslavia (Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1992).

See also
 List of Serbian Americans

References

 Translated and adapted from Spanish Wikipedia: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alex_N._Dragnich

Bibliography

1912 births
2009 deaths
American political scientists
American people of Serbian descent
University of Washington alumni
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Vanderbilt University faculty
People from Ferry County, Washington
20th-century political scientists


Beauty cloud shot – you can just barely see the rays, which I always have a hard time capturing.
The Boathouse floor. It's all about the light, really.
Some docks. It kinda has to be in B&W, 'cause the water was kinda brown and unappealing.
Looking over the stairwell out of the party room.
You don't want to mess with Lumberjackwater.
Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said Sunday the U.S. will review its aid to Pakistan after the country's military ruler suspended the constitution. Her announcement puts in question some of the billions in U.S. assistance to a close terrorism-fighting ally.
On a Mideast trip now overshadowed by the unfolding crisis in nuclear-armed Pakistan, Rice suggested that the Bush administration would not suspend aid wholesale.
The U.S. has provided about $11 billion to Pakistan since 2001, when Pakistan's president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, made a strategic shift to ally with the United States after the Sept. 11 attacks.
"Some of the aid that goes to Pakistan is directly related to the counterterrorism mission," Rice told reporters traveling with her. "We just have to review the situation. But I would be very surprised if anyone wants the president to ignore or set aside our concerns about terrorism," Rice said.
The what in the what now?
Seriously, does anyone really expect the Bushies to do anything about this? They've been perfectly happy to limit themselves to the occasional tsk-tsk (if that) while Pakistan has sold nuclear secrets to North Korea and stood idly by while al Qaeda and the Taliban consolidated power in Waziristan, all while making absolutely no substantive moves towards democracy.
Besides, I don't think Dubya is really all that interested in sending the message that constitutions should be held sacrosanct. I think his secret, honest reaction to Musharraf's clampdown is one of admiration and envy.
Okay, so let me get this straight: Tim Russert is (fraudulently) hammering Hillary Clinton for secrecy?
Um, where was he when Dubya made presidential records unavailable for, like, forever? Where was he while BushCo. was cementing itself as the most secretive administration of all time?
Chris Matthews may be a wanker, but he does wander off the Republican reservation every once in a while. Russert is nothing more than a Republican operative, pure and simple. His cover even got blown during the Libby trial… it's just that no-one cared. Valerie Plame should have been so lucky.


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import dill as pickle
import mock
import unittest

from dali.data import DiscoverFiles, Lines, BatchBenefactor

from os.path import join, dirname, realpath
SCRIPT_DIR = dirname(realpath(__file__))

class DataTests(unittest.TestCase):
    @mock.patch('os.walk')
    def test_discover_files(self, patched_os_walk):
        patched_os_walk.return_value = [
            ('test_dir', ['hi'], ['lol.py', 'lol2.py']),
            ('test_dir/hi', [], ['hello.py', 'yikes.txt']),
        ]

        x = DiscoverFiles('/what/ever', '.py')

        self.assertEqual(next(x), "test_dir/lol.py")
        x_pickle = pickle.loads(pickle.dumps(x))

        self.assertEqual(next(x), "test_dir/lol2.py")
        self.assertEqual(next(x_pickle), "test_dir/lol2.py")

        self.assertEqual(next(x), "test_dir/hi/hello.py")
        self.assertEqual(next(x_pickle), "test_dir/hi/hello.py")

        with self.assertRaises(StopIteration):
            next(x)
        with self.assertRaises(StopIteration):
            next(x_pickle)

    def test_lines(self):
        r = Lines() \
            .lower()                                 \
            .split_spaces()                          \
            .bound_length(2,4)

        r.set_file(join(SCRIPT_DIR, "test.txt"))

        self.assertEqual(next(r), ["ala", "ma", "kota"])

        r2 = pickle.loads(pickle.dumps(r))

        self.assertEqual(next(r), ["gdzie", "jest","ala", "?"])
        self.assertEqual(next(r2), ["gdzie", "jest","ala", "?"])

        with self.assertRaises(StopIteration):
            next(r)
        with self.assertRaises(StopIteration):
            next(r2)

    @mock.patch('random.shuffle')
    def test_batch_benefactor(self, patched_random_shuffle):
        # random shuffle no longer shuffles ;-)

        d = BatchBenefactor(2, lambda x: ' '.join(x), 4)
        d.add("where")
        with self.assertRaises(StopIteration):
            next(d)
        d.add("is")
        with self.assertRaises(StopIteration):
            next(d)
        d.add("the")
        with self.assertRaises(StopIteration):
            next(d)
        d.add("love")
        self.assertEqual(list(d), ["is the", "love where"])

        d = pickle.loads(pickle.dumps(d))
        d.add("where")
        with self.assertRaises(StopIteration):
            next(d)
        d.add("is")
        with self.assertRaises(StopIteration):
            next(d)
        d.add("the")
        with self.assertRaises(StopIteration):
            next(d)
        d.add("love")
        self.assertEqual(list(d), ["is the", "love where"])

        d = pickle.loads(pickle.dumps(d))
        d.update_minibatch_size(4)
        d.add("siema")
        with self.assertRaises(StopIteration):
            next(d)
        d.add("is")
        with self.assertRaises(StopIteration):
            next(d)
        d.add("polish")
        with self.assertRaises(StopIteration):
            next(d)
        d.add("greeting")
        self.assertEqual(list(d), ["is siema polish greeting"])
        with self.assertRaises(StopIteration):
            next(d)


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Learning to Make Ice Cream During Lockdown
I taught myself how to make ice cream during lockdown, and now I can't stop.
Katherine Martinko is a writer and expert in sustainable living. She holds a degree in English Literature and History from the University of Toronto.
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Published July 20, 2020 01:12PM EDT
A batch of roasted strawberry-buttermilk sherbet.
Many new food skills have been formed during the COVID-19 lockdown. I saw countless posts on social media about people keeping sourdough starters, fermenting sauerkraut, braising meat, rolling out pasta and croissants by hand, and baking spectacular cakes. I didn't do any fancy baking projects. Instead, I threw myself into learning how to make ice cream.
It's a skill I've been wanting to perfect for a long time. Several years ago my sister gave me an ice cream maker, a simple electric 2-quart Cuisinart maker that sits on the counter and uses a bowl that's kept in the freezer between batches. She bought it secondhand for $30 because, apparently, it's a common thing for people to buy ice cream makers and not use them.
I bought a cookbook to go with it – "Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams At Home" that earned author Jeni Britton Bauer a James Beard award in 2012. The book gathered dust on my shelf until lockdown began, at which point I decided it was time to dust it off and see for myself what all the hype was about. It didn't take long to get totally hooked.
Several nights a week, I hovered over the stove, making sure that mixtures of cream and milk did not boil over. I blended bananas, roasted strawberries and rhubarb in the oven, melted chocolate and coconut oil together so they would freeze in the ice cream but melt on the tongue, and stirred white chocolate until it "caramelized" and turned amber-colored.
I've learned about different types of frozen desserts. Jeni's ice creams are known as Philadelphia-style (or "American") because they use cream cheese, rather than egg yolks, to add protein and thicken the cream. Jeni writes, "Milk naturally contains the essential proteins necessary to bind water and fat and add body to the ice cream, and these proteins do a better job than egg proteins do."
Not everyone agrees. The French style of ice cream is generally thought to be creamier and richer, thanks to the egg-based custard, but it can be finicky; I've allowed it to get too hot on a few occasions, and the result is a slightly grainy ice cream. (If you try this, take it off the heat as soon as it reaches 160 degrees, which is the point at which eggs are safe to eat. This advice comes via Alex Heard, in his ode to DIY ice cream.) But mostly I've stuck with Jeni's recipes and her cream cheese-based formula, which works magnificently.
I have also learned that sherbet and sorbet are not the same thing, though frequently confused. Sherbet is a frozen dessert that has some dairy to lend creaminess while staying lighter than ice cream, and sorbet is always dairy-free; both contain a generous amount of sugar. (Gelato, which I have not yet made, has more milk and less cream, and is churned more slowly to incorporate less air, making it denser than ice cream.)
Black coffee ice cream served with rhubarb cake. Katherine Martinko
There are many reasons to love making ice cream. It's an exercise in patience, a rare activity that forces me to slow down and not rush the various stages. I have to wait for the cream mixture to cool, then I wait for it to churn. I wait for it to freeze for several hours before eating, and then another few minutes for it to soften once it comes out of the freezer. Those first few bites are a true reward.
I appreciate that ice cream can be made in advance and does not have to be eaten immediately, like a pie or a cake does. If the urge to make ice cream hits me on a Monday night, I can reap the benefits of it during a weekend dinner party. It's the ultimate make-ahead treat.
And is it ever a treat! Homemade ice cream, I've discovered, is a real showstopper. Nobody can believe you've actually made it yourself, and everyone wants to try it. I've started giving it away in cute little paper pints (yes, I have more than I can eat) and my friends seem delighted to receive it. After all, it's a tasty and unusual gift, and one that, quite literally, money cannot buy.
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The human vascular system is a marvelous thing. It provides nourishment, helps with the removal of waste, and provides energy to the entire body. There is no part of the body that is not affected by the vascular system. If the vascular system is functioning well, a person has a better chance of being healthy. If the vascular system is not functioning well, there is a higher chance of an individual suffering from a whole host of infirmities.
Many individuals may be dealing with vein issues and not know it. These individuals would benefit from a visit to a vein specialist Mobile AL. Vein specialists are able to evaluate the condition of their patient's veins and prescribe treatments or procedures that can improve the functioning of the veins. The goal is to protect the heart as well as other parts of the body.
Some issues affecting a person's veins are life-threatening. There are other issues that, while not life-threatening, can definitely have a powerful impact on a person's appearance and their self-esteem. For example, if an individual has varicose veins, it is likely that they will have thick protruding veins on their legs and maybe on other parts of their body. These veins are going to have a purple or a bluish color to them. Varicose veins are very unsightly. In many cases, they are not life-threatening, but they can negatively impact the way a person feels about themselves as well as the way other people treat them.
Varicose veins can be painful, they can lead to swelling, and they can create conditions that could lead to the formation of ulcers and other uncomfortable skin conditions. Varicose veins and spider veins can be treated by a vein specialist using a host of minimally invasive treatments. One of the more popular minimally invasive treatments for varicose and spider veins is sclerotherapy. With sclerotherapy, an irritant is injected into the affected vein. This eventually causes the vein to collapse, which removes the symptoms of varicose veins or spider veins.
The vascular system in the body is extremely important. Vein specialists can help their patients keep their vascular system functioning at peak efficiency.